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50 CENTS VOL. 31, NO. 23 TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1992 THREE SECTIONS, 32 PAGES CEPD discusses Redfish Pass blockage, South Seas' erosion By Steve Ruediger Islander staff writer Redfish Pass is blocking 30,000 to 35,000 cubic yards of sand per year from reaching Captiva, consulting engi- neer Tom Campbell told the Captiva Erosion Prevention District Wednesday night, June 3, in his first interim re- port on the Redfish Pass Inlet Management Plan. Next he plans to look into alternative means of getting the sand transferred across the pass so that it reaches Captiva. The second finding of his study was that there was sig- nificant loss of shoreline on the south side of Redfish Pass. South Seas Plantation is well aware of that erosion. On May 26, South Seas General Partner Allen G. Ten Broek wrote to the CEPD asking the board to study the erosion on that shoreline and include solutions to that problem in the Redfish Pass Inlet Management Plan. Ten Broek wrote that "the emergency vehicle access road to the Land's End Village Condominium Association has been destroyed and the South Seas Plantation golf course is severely threatened. An emergency rock revetment has Telltale before and after pictures illustrate the fate of the historic cable hut. been put in place along part of the affected area to provide temporary protection." Campbell told the board his emphasis had been on the Historic cable hut accidentally gulf beaches, not on the land inside the pass itself. He wanted the board's permission to extend the study. After some discussion it was pointed out that assess- destroyed in controlled burn ments for any work done toward a solution would be pro- portional to benefits received. By Steve Ruediger "We are very sorry the cable hut did burn down," Assis- Campbell said that in looking at the erosion problem Islander staff writer tant Refuge Manager Randy Druckman told the Sanibel there, he would study, among other things, the effect of The cable hut, a structure which may have been in- Historical Committee at its regular monthly meeting at the groin at the north end of Captiva and whether or not in volved in the receipt in 1898 of the message that the Bat- Sanibel City Hall. recent years the channel outside Redfish Pass has realigned tleship Maine had been sunk, was accidently burned down The hut was originally put up in about 1870 by the In- itself causing waves to directly strike the south side of the on Friday, May 29, during a controlled burn at the J.N. ternational Ocean Telegraph Company, which had a tele- channel. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge. graph relay station at Punta Rassa. x Please see CEPD, page 11A An apology was made Thursday, June 11. Please see- HUT, page 6A Mark 'Bird' Westall seeks re-election By Frances Adams While on the City Council, Westall has been the Islander staff writer council liaison to the city's Wildlife Committee and Vice Mayor Mark "Bird" Westall filed his Declaration of Community Housing & Resources Inc., the city's Intent to Seek Office document last Wednesday, June 3, at housing foundation. He also has represented Sanibel on City Hall, and announced he will seek re-election to the the Southwest Florida Regional Planning Council and the Sanibel City Council for another four years. Lee County Water Authority. Westall, a 15-year resident of Sanibel, is the third is- Westall was raised in the Midwest, and earned his bache- lander to enter the race for one of the three council seats lor's degree in anthropology and environmental studies up for grabs in November. His announcement follows from Indiana University. He was the first president of the those of candidates Daphne Miller and Faye Granberry. Bloomington Indiana University chapter of the Sierra Fellow councilman Mike Miracle, mayor of Sanibel, has Club. said he will not run for another term, and council veteran Westall settled on Sanibel in 1977 and first worked for Francis Bailey has not yet made public his intentions. the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation. He later Prior to his election to the City Council in 1988, started his own business, Canoe Adventures Inc., offering Westall served on the Planning Commission, where he educational guided canoe tours of Sanibel and Captiva wa- became well-known as a champion of environmental ters. planning. Westall has been licensed by the state since 1978 to re- "My first term on the council I was a part of "The Great 1 locate "nuisance" alligators. He is also chairman of Lee Experiment. Sanibel was a landmark for the country with County's Eagle Technical Advisory Committee. its land use plan and its natural system, its Surface Water He was a member of the board of Sanibel-Captiva Management Plan, its goal of ownership of environmen- Audubon Society and served as its president for two years. tally sensitive lands," said Westall. "Now I want to see it In 1979 he began an extensive study of Sanibel's all come together, help to make the natural system func- Vice Mayor Mark "Bird" Westall tion as a whole." Please see WESTALL, page 10A All the following information was taken directly day, June 4, with going 60 mph on Sanibel. < from Sanibel Police Department reports. CM POLICE A tree was reported on fire at about 10 p.m. June 3 near A pelican was hit by a Jet Ski in the back bay Sunday, Sanibel-Captiva Road in the area of the refuge controlled a. June 7. A local resident planned to care for the injured bird w BEAT burn earlier in the day. overnight and take it to Care and Rehabilitation of Q The Sanibel Fire Department was notified. Wildlife on Monday morning. <

CO Police picked up a loose Rottweiler on the beach. It was Kevin John Casey of Captiva was charged June 7 with C. Robert Christy of Fort Myers was charged Thursday, 0) reported missing before it was transported to the pound going 57 mph on Sanibel-Captiva Road. June 4, with running a stop sign at Tarpon Bay Road and and it was taken to its owner. West Gulf Drive. Tricia Kathleen Gourley of Kalamazoo, Mich., was A Sanibel woman reported on June 3 that on May 31 at CM charged June 7 with going 55 mph on Sanibel-Captiva o> A resident reported a damaged mailbox June 4 on Hen- 11:30 p.m. she was sitting in her apartment in her slip Road. derson Road. Police determined that the damage had appar- watching television when she heard someone outside her ently been caused by a large red potato having been door. When a man she knew arrived, the person outside Bike seats were missing June 7 from three bicycles that thrown at the mailbox. the door ran off. She didn't worry about it at first but de- c had been parked overnight at Sanibel Cottages. 3 cided after thinking about it that she should tell police. Robert Joseph Shaw of Miami was charged June 4 with Sewage workers were notified June 7 of sewage over- going 54 mph on Sanibel-Captiva Road. Loud music was reported in a unit at the Casa Ybel re- flow at Periwinkle Way and Bailey Road. sort on June 2 at 1:05 a.m. It was turned down when the Joel James Gettis of Cape Coral was charged on June 4 police suggested the music be muffled. A man running a cement mixer on West Gulf Drive was with going 60 mph on Sanibel-Captiva Road. advised of the noise ordinance June 7. Loud music was reported at 8:53 p.m. on June 1 behind Sanibel Seashells reported on Wednesday, June 3, the A 3-foot-high mannequin of a fisherman was stolen Fast Eddies. The restaurant personnel had forgotten to theft of the following items from in front of the store: close the back door. from Tarwinkles Seafood Emporium Saturday, June 6. both halves of a giant clam shell, metal sea horses and a The mannequin, which stood in the restaurant doorway, is cement sand dollar stepping stone. electric powered. Loud music was reported on June 1 at 6:04 p.m. in an apartment on Sand Pebble Way. It was turned down. Joel James Gettis of Cape Coral was charged on Thurs- A license tag was found on June 1 in the parking lot of 1 l the Sanibel Marina. faLE conGRexr jeuuei£R/ LTD. USE] Howard Radie Wilkerson of Fort Myers was arrested on June 1 on an outstanding worthless check warrant. An alarm had been set off at a West Gulf Drive home. When DOLPHINS^ police arrived they found it was a painting crew that had accidently set off the alarm. Police checked the i.d.'s of the DURING painters and found out there was a warrant out for Wilker- 8 son. RENT THE BEST FOR LESS 3 PLAYTIME. cc Also Tandem, BMX, Child Bikes Accessories Available I Free Delivery & Pick-Up On (Tl Multi-Day Rentals Rolex Owners 2 ADD DIAMOND ELEGANCE TIME 1Spd. 3Spd. IQSpd. Retail Nursery Center TO YOUR WATCH 1hr. $2.00 $3.00 8 Cuitttn Diamond Diab $350JS $1.50 Custom Diamond Bezdi (I5L00 4hr. 3.50 $4.50 $7.00 Just past Ding Darling Oianp tour Dill Color (USM 24 hr. 5.00 $7.00 $10.00 8 on Sanibel Captiva Road Special Rolaonriuult: cleaning nonnally $2504350 f 2 Day $9.00 $13.00 ! 18.00 (acnwB from Sanibel Elementary) 3 Day $13.00 $18.00 ! 23.00 o cc 4 Day $17.00 $22.00 ! 26.00 SUMMMER HOURS 5 Day $20.00 $25.00 : 29.00 TUES-FRI10-4 6 Day $23.00 $28.00 : 32.00 I 5AT 9-12 Week $25.00 $30.00 135,00 Heart of me bland Flau Added Discounts for 2 Weak* or more. in lUtPtri winkle W.y Sinn>dlll.FL33»57 471-1454 OPEN 7 DAYS 8:30 - 5:2 14k Triple Dolphin Pendant $450.00

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\ Diving conditions have been very good. Visibility (0 is down a bit, but the water continues to warm up nicely. r- Divers have continued to see a lot of turtles this week. One local spear fisherman said that the turtles e were trying to take his catch away from him during a dive last week! I guess they were going for an easy free meal. I'm not sure if I would want to argue with o> a turtle over who caught the fish first, although it might depend on the size of the turtle and how much 3 it wanted them. The shrimp boat wreck has been covered with fish, more so lately than ever. This week there were a lot of small black grouper around it, but most of them were not of legal size. Speaking of size, there were seven jewfish on the shrimp boat on Tuesday. The biggest one weighed 500-600 pounds or so, and had a large fish hook caught in his mouth. Whoever had been holding that pole never had a hope of reeling in that big one. We are so glad that it is against the law for people f. to catch or shoot jewfish now. That big one is very Photo by FRAN ADAMS friendly and divers can go right up to it and pet it. Being surrounded by seven large jewfish was quite an City's top five exciting experience for the three dive students we had Five fifth-grade students were acting members of the Sanibel City Council on Student out there on their very first dives. I'm sure they'll Government Day last Wednesday, June 3. They earned the honor by having their "What Good never forget that one! Government Means To Me" essays Judged the best in their class at Sanibel Elementary School. The top five are, left to right, Melissa Way, Laura Zocki, Jeff Shuff, Jonathan Den- Surface temperature: 84 degrees nison and Alex Arnowitz. The students elected Shuff as mayor and Zocki as vice mayor. Bottom temperature: 76 degrees at 30'-60' Visibility: 30'-40' at 40'; 55'-65' at 60' Snorkeling conditions continue to be excellent with Students take over city for one day numerous shell finds and dolphins jumping and fire truck to City Hall. playing in the boat wake almost every trip up to By Pura Scott Cayo Costa. Islander student writer At the Police Department we saw the holding cell, the On Student Government Day Last Wednesday, June 3, chiefs office, the evidence lockers and the place where 34 children from the fifth grade at Sanibel Elementary they take the mug shots. School went on a morning trip to the water works, the At Council Chambers we held a City Council meeting fire house, the Police Department and to Council Cham- and it was very funny! (See meeting story, this page.) WEATHER bers at City Hall. Afterward we went and had luneh (fried chicken, baked Everywhere we went the boys and girls were divided beans, potato and macaroni salads, punch and iced tea, ice WATCH into big groups. cream and cake from Bailey's) at the Sanibel Community At Island Water Association we saw all the chemicals Center. That was better than the school's lunch any day! where they test the water, and the laboratory. The five councilpersons read their essays, and many of If you know a good rain dance, now is the time At the Fire Department we got our heart beats checked us were awarded with plaques that had a wooden gavel on to let loose - the flora will thank you. and tried on an oxygen mask. We wore the firemen's fire it. Last week's temperatures in paradise were clothes and we saw the ambulance. We all got to ride the We went home happy and earlier than 2 p.m. recorded at the Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of Commerce as follows: HIGH LOW RAIN Monday, June 1 94 71 0.0 Governing Sanibel can be fun Tuesday, June 2 92 72 0.0 By Frances Adams fer an ordinance banning such activity. The council is Wednesday, June 3 93 72 0.0 Islander staff writer seeking more turtles' opinions. Thursday, June 4 88 73 0.0 Each year the students in Connie Mumm's fifth-grade • When discussing shoreline boundaries, students Friday, June 5 90 77 0.0 class at Sanibel Elementary School hold a mock "City showed how they were caught in a cast net while swim- Saturday, June 6 90 72 0.9 Council" meeting on Student Government Day. Parents ming 1/2 mile offshore. Sunday, June 7 91 71 1.0 and city officials pack MacKenzie Hall to hear the young- • Proposals for fund raisers to prevent beach erosion sters' version of business peculiar to our island. ("tourists pay big bucks" to use the beach) included such Here are some of the highlights on the agenda this year: items as a bumper sticker ("Pass Me - I'm a Tourist") for • The design for the bridge that will cross the swale to $2, and a hard-to-open "How to be a Tourist" kit Florida LOTTO the new Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum was unveiled: A (complete with camera and wild clothes) for $39.95. Numbers From June 6, 1992: spectacular 175-foot-high structure with sterling silver pil- • A request from some upset Vegetation Committee ings and solid gold uprights, strung with 40,000 lights members to not destroy the Brazilian pepper ("Pretty and "designed like a roller coaster." please, with Brazilian pepper on top"). 13-18-20-27-33-43 •200 new signs proposed for city bike paths: "Tourists • Students promised to do their homework every night if taking pictures. Please drive slow." the council granted a variance for a 55-foot-high water • A loggerhead turtle wants to sue the city's beachfront park ~ at the school. residents who have their lights on at night, but would pre- Mayor Shuffs essay . What Good Government Means To Me equalizing force that makes each citizen an equal when EDITOR: Christopher Strine By Jefferson Shuff coming before local and federal government. ADVERTISING MANAGER: Lorin visek Fifth grade, Sanibel Elementary School The Bill of Rights is our guarantee that Americans REPORTERS: Frances Adams, Steve Ruediger, Frank Wagner I am proud to be a citizen of the United States of can always voice their beliefs either political or reli- PHOTOGRAPHER: Paul Cote gious. This guarantee allows us to go and speak our CONTRIBUTORS: Capt. Mike Fuery, Dr. Faye Granberry, America. I feel the reason our country is the greatest is Scott McPhee, Trina Ord, Dr. Willard Payne, Bobbie Sharp because of the strong, fair and stable government minds without fear of punishment. When we are free to and Art Stevens established for us by our forefathers. speak out, in a newspaper, magazine, television or on a ADVERTISING SALES: Ken Rasi and Phyllis Neal All of the modern agencies of our government stem comer, we are bringing new ideas to fellow citizens and CLASSIFIEDS/SUBSCRIPTIONS: LuAnn Roberts from the basic system established in 1787 when the government officials. This is how change happens. LOCATION MAILING ADDRESS Ritzy's Islander Center P.O. Box 56 Constitution of the United States of America was Good government means I will have a fair chance to 2407 Periwinkle Way Sanibel, FL 33957 signed. This document set up a system of government live the life I want for myself. I will be an equal, in the 472-5185 that is truly a people's government. 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Islanders at Larg m Safe Boating Week Islander's Son Islander's Son Among Albright Next S.T.O.P. June 7-13 Makes Dean's List Graduates Meeting Planned i Stephen C. Peters, the son of islander The monthly meeting of the Margery Mallon, was recently named to the Lee/Glades/Hendry chapter of Operation c_ dean's list at Bates College. S.T.O.P. (Stop Turning Out Prisoners) To qualify for the dean's list, a student at will be held on Tuesday, June 23, at 7 (D Bates must maintain a better than "B" aver- p.m. in the Lee County Justice Center, age for the semester, for a minimum qual- CD 1700 Monroe St., Fort Myers. (O ity point ratio of 3.2. The public is invited. For additional in- Bates College, which is located in formation, call 335-2767. Lewiston, Maine, is the oldest coeduca- ft ft ft tional institution of higher learning in New England and the second-oldest in the coun- try. Sewing Guild to Meet A ft & The American Sewing Guild of Fort My- ers/Southwest Florida will meet at Water- ford Place, 8351 College Parkway, Fort Quote Of The Week Myers, at 1 p.m. on July 25. "Provided it be well and truly made there The program will cover sewing to deco- is really for the confirmed turophile no rate your home. such thing as a bad cheese. A cheese may For additional information about the guild disappoint. It may be dull, it may be naive, or the program, call Liz Silverman at 433- it may be oversophisticated. Yet it remains On May 31, 1992, 338 students received their degrees from Albright College in 1081. cheese, milk's leap toward immortality." it it it Clifton Fadiman Reading, Pa. Among the grads was Gre- "Any Number Can Play" gory T. Wallace, the son of Caleb Wallace of Sanibel. Last Tuesday, June 2, Power Squadron it it it Engagement Announced Cmdr. Don White accepted from Sanibel Greg accepted his bachelor of arts degree, Mayor Mike Miracle a proclamation declar- with cum laude honors, in eco- ing June 7-13 as National Safe Boating Swanson Memorials nomics/political science in the 133 com- Week. mencement exercise at Albright. Memorials in the name of the late ft ft ft During this week, Power Squadron and Frances E. Swanson, a former islander who Coast Guard Auxiliary members will be passed away on May 3, 1992, in Canal publicizing every phase of safety on the Fulton, Ohio, can be made to the Captiva water. Representatives will be at boat ramp Memorial Library. Donaldson Named facilities in Lee County providing informa- While living on Sanibel, Mrs. Swanson to Dean's List tion that could save your life. and her late husband, Arthur E. Swanson, Krista Marie Donaldson, the daughter of On Saturday, June 13, the Lee County were active in the founding of the Captiva Dr. and Mrs. John D. Donaldson of Sani- Parks and Recreation Department will be Library. bel, was recently named to the spring holding a Water Safety Day at Lakes Park, it it ft semester Dean's List at Vanderbilt Univer- on Gladiolus Drive in Fort Myers. The sity in Nashville, Tenn. event is from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., and will Krista is enrolled in Vanderbilt's School feature hands-on water-safety demonstra- Hey Kids, Join the Library of Engineering, where she earned high tions — like tipped-over canoes, boats, etc. Reading Team honors. — of situations that need practical solu- The Captiva Library, in conjunction with Vanderbilt is a private research university tions. the Lee County Library System, has a of approximately 5,000 undergraduates and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. DiCarlo of Sani- it it it number of special events planned for 4,000 graduate students. bel have announced the engagement of their Homes for Foreign youngsters this summer. it ft ft daughter, Gina Marie DiCarlo, above, also Exchange Students Sought Under the county system's Sports Illus- of Sanibel, to Francis Matthew Vetter of Applications are now being taken for lo- trated for Kids Library Reading Team pro- Fort Myers. No wedding date has been set. cal persons willing to be hosts to foreign gram, which is for kids 6 years of age and it it it exchange students for the 1992-93 school older, each library will have a schedule of Court Clerk's Office Changes year. European students are 15 to 18 years free activities, including sports demonstra- Subject of Forum old, are academically oriented, have insur- tions, arts and crafts, storytelling, games On July 1, 1992, many Florida laws will ance and spending money and are eager to and puppetry. change that affect Florida residents. Child Hope Hospice Camp for Kids share the American culture. At the Captiva Library, the special read- support, traffic, tenant evictions, to name Hope Hospice of Fort Myers is offering a By volunteering to host an exchange stu- ing program's "Opening Ceremonies" will just a few, will all change. special Rainbow Trails Summer Camp for dent, Americans will extend their own be held on Tuesday, June 23, at 10:15 a.m. In an effort to provide information on children 6-16 who have lost a loved one. horizons as well as give an deserving teen Other programs include a Tae Kwon Do those changes, the Lee County Clerks of- The camp runs from June 12-14 at Day the opportunity to study and live in the demonstration, the Potato'lympics ~ by the fice is having a one-hour forum on June Spring. U.S. for a year. Mashed Potato Players, PJ Story Hours, 16. The forum wjll be from 7 to 8 p.m. in Activities of the camp include swim- The program is sponsored by the ASSE The Campout, the Captiva Mini-Games the Lee County Commission Chambers, ming, hiking, singing, games, sharing, International Student Exchange Program. and more. located at 2120 Main St., Fort Myers. learning and general fun. For more details, call 1-800-473-0696 or For information about the county pro- Questions will be taken if time permits. There is no charge for the camp but dona- local ASSE representative, Patrick gram, or what's happening at the Captiva For additional information, call 335- tions are welcome. For information, call Soderqvist, at (305) 752-7970. Library, call 472-2133. 2549. 482-4673. ft ft it ft ft ft t3r it it

30 Years Ago This Week borhoods Association, and Dr. Bill Webb, chairman of the June 13, 1962 REMEMBER city's Vegetation Committee, have agreed to head a task Congratulations to the sixth-grade graduates from Sani- force to investigate ways to implement a vegetation recy- bel School: Laverne Addison, Linda Wooster, Eddie WHEN? cling program on Sanibel. Ballinger, Jimmy Jack, Chuck Nave, Ray Rhodes, Jimmy Ricky, Charlie Stevens, Brad Taylor and Gordon Tracy. 5 Years Ago This Week It won't be long before the old two-room school will be June 9, 1987 replaced by a new three-room structure on 25 acres near 15 Years Ago This Week Developer Scott Naumann has offered to give a 35 by Fire Station 2. The building will cost an estimated 50-foot duplex cottage from The Colony resort to BIG $58,250. June 7, 1977 Island Water Association last week stopped processing Arts, which plans to spend approximately $15,000 to 25 Years Ago This Week new applications for water hook-ups, effectively halting move it to a site just west of City Hall, where it will June 8, 1967 serve as a nucleus for a cultural center. The Pirate Playhouse is offering — free to anyone who all new building on the islands. The moratorium will last until negotiations with Pine Island are successful and the can carry them away - two large light globes from the 1 Year Ago This Week building that once was the island's school. Ruth Hunter permit is received from the South Florida Water Manage- June 11, 1991 says the globes would make lovely fishbowls or sou- ment District for two additional wells requested by IWA. A 10-year, $9 million plan to remove all Brazilian pep- venirs. SFWMD refused to grant the permits because it says there per from Sanibel will be proposed to the city's Vegetation has been insufficient data available from which to make a Committee by Public Works Director Don Schofield. The 20 Years Ago This Week decision. IWA hopes to have the ban lifted within 30 June 8, 1972 suggested plan would require pepper removal within three Paul Stahlin, representing the Citizens Advisory Com- days. years on undeveloped subdivision lots and within 10 years mittee of the Captiva Erosion Prevention District, has on all other property. The proposal would require property asked the Lee County Commission to share in an erosion 10 Years Ago This Week owners to pay half the expense of removal, and the city prevention plan that is estimated will cost $80,000 to June 8, 1982 would pay the other half. $100,000. Urban Palmer, president of the Committee of Neigh- Couple nearly drowns at Blind Pass; warning signs ignored (0 By Steve Ruediger Survivors of near drownings have said in the past that a sudden undertow. However, her's was not as much of a Islander staff writer sudden current that was extremely strong knocked them close call as the incident involving the Indiana couple. LJ A couple who ignored the warning signs nearly drowned over and carried them out into the Gulf of Mexico. 'The public has to obey the signs," commented Bates. Q on Wednesday, May 27, when they were swept out by the On May 13 a woman was knocked off the sandbar by a "They are there for their own good." < tide as they attempted to wade across the sandbar at Blind Pass. (0 The man spent two nights in the Healthpark Medical Hut continued from page 1A 4> Center hospital and the woman vomited up a great deal of water after the incident. The couple were exhausted by The international wire from Cuba to that relay station cost $3,500 to move the cable hut and would cost $2,600 their struggle against the tides. They were rescued by two came ashore first on Sanibel at the cable hut, which was to restore it. CM men who dove into the water with flotation devices and by located on the gulf beach about 1,800 feet from the Sani- Druckman told the historical committee Thursday that two other men who drove their boat over to help. bel Lighthouse. The wire then crossed Sanibel and went the burn had started at about 2 p.m. the previous Friday The couple were from Indianapolis. The woman is 37 under the back bay to Punta Rassa, where it went ashore with the area from Tarpon Bay Road to the Tarpon Bay years old and the man is 35. to a similar cable hut before going on to the main tele- weir as the target area of the burn. 3 'They were very close to being drowned," said Captiva graph relay station. Druckman said part of his job was to protect the Fire Department Chief John Bates. It was through this telegraph wire in 1898 that the necropsy area and the cable hut. He said a black line was (0 There are numerous signs along both sides of Blind United States learned of the sinking of the Battleship burned around the beehives, the necropsy area and the ca- Pass warning people to stay out of the water. However, Maine in Havana Harbor. It was that sinking that began ble hut That should have protected them, said Druckman. countless people ignore those signs and go in anyway. the Spanish-American War, in which the primary battle Between 3:30 and 4 p.m, Druckman left to join work The calmness of the water can, at times, be deceptive. cry was "Remember The Maine." on the controlled burn in the area across from the Sanibel- Numerous people have drowned there in the past. The 10-foot by 10-foot cable hut was given to the Captiva Conservation Foundation. A Gavin family in the 1950s. At that time, the Gavins lived However, Druckman said he returned a couple times to beside Sanibel-Captiva Road on what now is refuge prop- check the cable hut area and there was no fire near it. H oxters' erty. That night at about 10 p.m., a driver on Sanibel-Cap- When the Gavins left that property, the cable hut got tiva Road reported seeing a palm tree on fire. It turned out g Liquors Moving ? left behind. A 1983 letter from the refuge manager to the to be the cabbage palm tree immediately behind the cable city of Sanibel acknowledged that the hut was going to be cut. The fire spread to the hut and burned it down before MPOPOV Please notify moved to city property where it would be preserved as an the Sanibel Fire Department could extinguish the flames. The Islander office historic building. However, it never got moved. Druckman said he did not know how the fire got to the m VODKA at least two weeks in The area in the vicinity of the cable hut became the area cabbage palm. advance either by where the refuge and the Florida Department of Natural 1***1 1.75 Ltr. calling 472-5185 The tin parts of the cable hut were left in a little mound Resources do necropsies on dead dolphins and manatees. by the fire. Sanibel Parks and Recreation Director Dick 99 or by writing P.O. Box 56 Neither the necropsy building nor nearby beehives were Noon commented that it might be possible to build a Sanibel, FL 33957 damaged by the fire. replica of the building. 1201 PERIWINKLE WAY In April of this year the city got estimates that it would 472-3333 Emerald Isles By Southwest Florida artist Dee Smith

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After spending more than $30,000 for the HayGroup consulting firm to conduct a study and to make recom- mendations, the city staff "corrected" some of the inequities and proposed a pay plan it thinks is in line with council's previous recommendations. Ultimately, the council found it to be so and approved the staffs recom- mendations. The plan is very basic, however, putting off until budget time the important decisions regarding actual percentages and those pertaining to fringe benefits, such as insurance. In summary: • Salary equalization payment - If an employee's gross Campaign begins earnings in fiscal year 1993 falls below what would have been earned in fiscal year 1992, an "salary equalization" City Council candidate Faye Granberry, right, started planning her election strategy with her amount would be paid to the employee to make good the campaign committee, which includes, from left, Margot Fennhahn; Marlon Sweedler, treasurer; and co-managers Al Park and Jay Halcrow. Other members of Granberry's committee are council's promise that no employee would realize a reduc- Urban Palmer, Jack Valentine, Jon Liljequist and Donna Kreager. tion in real compensation. Finance Director Renee Lynch said because of the new salary ranges, this equalization payment would only be needed in very few cases. •Top-out pay ~ Paid to employees who have reached the top of their salary range, it now is defined as merit Library and city may swap land Please see PAY, page 10A By Frances Adams the city to avoid the possibly difficult task of selling the Islander staff writer commercially-zoned building and parcel of land located at Sanibel Public Library has made an offer to the city that the corner of Library Way and Palm Ridge Road. Sanibel likely won't refuse: Let the library build its new City Manager Gary Price threw another factor into the $1.5 million facility on a site east of City Hall and some- picture: the advantage and necessity of having large, va- CITY BRIEFS how make a trade of the library's parcel on Library Way cant, city-owned properties that could be used as a disaster- for the land next to City Hall. recovery site. Price said the area between City Hall and the By Frances Adams While there is no deal yet, the City Council responded Public Works building, "our last real-estate chip," had very favorably after hearing the basic concept at its June 2 been thought of as a site on which to store equipment and meeting, and directed City Manager Gary Price to proceed materials, to erect temporary living quarters and/or office with some "free-swinging" negotiations with the library. space, as an area to prepare meals for recovery personnel, Humphrey & Knott law firm The initial proposal was for an even swap ~ a trade of a as a staging area for large equipment or to handle large hired for Kontinos/Bailey suit parcel on the east side of City Hall in exchange for the ex- amounts of debris and trash. Sanibel City Attorney Bob Pritt reported to the City isting library building and site. But things are rarely that Price also pointed out that there are other sites that Council that the Fort Myers law firm of Humphrey & simple. could be easily converted for those post-disaster activities, Knott has been hired to represent the city in the lawsuit Councilman Francis Bailey offered another approach: al- such as the elementary school ball fields and parking filed against the city by John Kontinos, Sam Bailey and low the new library building to be constructed on the site areas, the city's causeway property, the boat ramp parking Francis Bailey. east of City Hall, and have the library sell the old property lot or unused public rights-of-way. The choice came down to two Fort Myers law firms - and give the money to the city. "Theoretically, we wouldn't have enough land anyway," Peper, Martin, Jensen, Maichel & Hetlage (Planning The library property has been appraised in the neighbor- Price concluded. Commission Attorney Beverly Grady's law firm) and hood of $650,000, which could be used to pay for 3/4 of It was pointed out that this likely would be the final Mark Ebelini of Humphrey & Knott. Pritt said both firms' the cost of the proposed addition to City Hall. According move for the library, and the site next to City Hall could are excellent, but Humphrey & Knott's estimated cost to the city staff, the site that would be used for the new easily accommodate the 15,000-square-foot building that came in significantly lower ($10,000) than Peper, library would in no way take away land earmarked for the the library has planned. The use of the proposed facility is Martin's ($20,000). proposed addition to City Hall. quasi-governmental and there would be shared benefits for Kontinos and the Bailey brothers are suing the city in The even swap would allow the city to acquire a "very both the city and the library regarding parking and meeting order to of get development rights reinstated on the park- juicy piece of real estate," and Bailey's plan would allow space. ing lot parcel across Tarpon Bay Road from Bailey's Gen- eral Store. Rec center addition moves ahead In other business conducted at the June 2 By Frances Adams space from the Sanibel Community Center. Noon said the •CCting of the Sanibel City Council: Islander staff writer new board of the community center has become more ag- •A delegation from the city of Sanibel is travelling to The Sanibel City Council gave Parks and Recreation gressive and is actively and successfully booking other Tallahassee to appear before the Marine Fisheries Com- Director Dick Noon the go-ahead last Tuesday, June 2, to rentals and would no longer need to rely on the city's rev- mission on Thursday, June 11, to testify during the com- pursue funding from Lee County for a multipurpose enue. mission's mullet update session. At that time the city will building that would house senior and teen programs at the Operating costs for the addition would be minimal, officially promote a RULE PROHIBITING ALL Sanibel Recreation Complex on Sanibel-Captiva Road. Noon says, in that only the electrical aspect would be im- COMMERCIAL AND RECREATIONAL FIN The 20-foot by 58-foot building would be constructed pacted because of the need of air conditioning. The exist- FISH NETTING WITHIN 1,000 FEET OF behind the gymnasium at the complex, and could be used ing water and septic are already incorporated in the rec cen- ANY SHORELINE within state waters, except in ar- by the adjacent Sanibel Elementary School as a major ter and are designed to handle the expanded load. eas currently entirely closed to netting, with the exception work area. By moving Sanibel's program to this facility, Noon of cast nets, dip nets, landing nets and scientific research Noon reported that there is approximately $42,256 left says the seniors will be able to take advantage of aqua aer- nets. in collected Captiva impact fees, and that no projects have obics, the weight room exercise equipment and a game been identified for development. The city of Sanibel has1 area, as well as having joint usage of the gymnasium for • During discussion of the SANIBEL INTERGOV- approximately $9,000 remaining in its impact fees and, aerobics. ERNMENTAL TAXATION ADVISORY COM- when combined with Lee county's unused fees, a would be Councilman Mark "Bird" Westall commented that if MITTEE, the council said the committee is a "dead enough to build a facility that would be accessible for res- teens are going to use the facility, the sound system had horse," and should be let go. idents of both islands. better be a good one. Noon acknowledged that, but said it • Regarding the drafting of REGULATIONS PER- Originally the county funds were earmarked for the park- would be a "bare-bones" facility at the start and the senior TAINING TO DOCKS ON THE BAY, Council- ing lot improvements at the Rec Center ball fields, but coordinator would be seeking other funding sources in the man Wally Kain asked that it be moved to a higher prior- the project was cancelled because of the very high bids re- commercial/private sector. ity. City Attorney said an ordinance would be easy to ceived. Lois Allen, the senior coordinator, told The Islander write and it could even be a total ban, but the ctiy must The proposed facility could be utilized for city func- that the seniors would benefit from a good sound system have solid scientific research to back it up. That data tions, teen programs, fee class programs, and would reduce as well, but possibly for different reasons. She said the should become available as the beach management study the Sanibel senior program's operating budget by not hav- seniors themselves would be undertaking much of the pri- is completed. ing to rent or lease outside space. Currently the city rents vate fund raising in order to provide some of the "extras." Should the city search the (O property appraiser's files? Largest • Qutffront 55 By Frances Adams overvaluing a land parcel on Sanibel. What Islander staff writer could be proven, however, is that there is a > o In an effort to "do something" regarding pattern of undervaluing property in other fajitana m the high property valuations on the island, areas of the county. 33 the Sanibel City Council is talking seri- Wilkinson's records are public records. ously about hiring an investigative law The city could hire an ap- firm to do the painstaking work of going praisal/investigative law firm or certified on the QuCf (0 through Lee County Property Appraiser public accountant to do a multi-year sam- & Ken Wilkinson's records. pling of other areas, such as Lehigh, The ultimate in elegance - At the June 2 meeting of the City Coun- Bonita and Cape Coral. The firm's job e_ cil, Mayor Mike Miracle reported that most would be to uncover inequities that most architectural design - interi- replies to the recent goal-setting citizens' islanders suspect are there. or appointments and survey contained negative comment about If such a pattern of undervaluation exists, superior workmanship. high or unfair property assessments by the it would require the county to increase Lantana on the Gulf with to county. assessments elsewhere, and the millage rate magnificent panoramic "An inordinate number of residents say could go down if all properties in the we should do something," Miracle said, county were assessed at 100 percent of views of the Gulf of Mexico ;ning the discussion. market value. offers two spacious floor- The council's discussion then became: Sanibel's undertaking such a mission plans featuring three bed- What can the city of Sanibel do about what would be expensive and long-term. rooms, three and one-half appears to be unfair property assessments It also is an election year for Wilkinson. baths, plus den/holiday on the island? Such attention focused on his department Should the city of Sanibel sue the could have very positive results. room. Ready for immedi- county? City Attorney Bob Pritt says no. Would the citizens of Sanibel want to ate occupancy Sanibel has no "standing" with the county. invest in such a venture? The answer to .;:. ,.=.. Prices starting at However, Sanibel's taxpayers do. that is anyone's guess, but the council "And you'd better do your homework be- thinks it may be a good idea to give the $795,000 fore anyone files a complaint," Pritt people an opportunity to "do something" warned. about what appears to be an abusive situa- Then, what can the city do to help its tion. taxpayers? Maybe one of the most difficult The members of council are hoping their things of all, the fact-finding. constituents will let them know what they Contact: Pritt said it would be difficult to prove in think of the idea. a court of law that the property appraiser is Rose Gibney Dakos Broker Salesperson 813/472-3121 •472-4994 Eves. Toll Free 800/232-6004

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HURRY AND CALL JOE KELLEY LOCATION. LOCATION. LOCATIONI11 CUTE LITTLE STUDIO ABOUT BLIND PASS A-206! Its one of the best If a vacation home is what you're after, THIS IS IT! Type unit with $27,000+ rental income. For only $158,000! buys on Sanibel. 2BR/2BA, screened porch, Located on the Dunes golf course this contemporary Call Bob Matistic at 395-6020 or toll free 1-800-262-8703, very good rental revenue and all the amenities piling home offers westerly sunset views. The pool for more information and/or showing appointment. you could want. Don't let it get away! Only completes the picture, $305,900 will take it. Call THE BEST ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT $174,500. Call JOE KELLEY at 472-5187 or MARY ANNE GIRA (472-3811) or MARY JANE For sale in Sundial. Nice direct view down Tropical Garden 472-5403 after hours. PROCTOR (472-8202) for details at 472-5187. to Gulf of Mexico. Almost totally refurbished, ask for Robin Humphrey to show you this homey apartment. Call Robin on 395-6020 or at home on 472-6632, out of state 1-800-262-8703. WHAT A BUY!! Only $162,000 can buy you a Sundial getaway apartment. This cheery one bedroom studio is a popular rental. Call Bob Hussian directly at the on-site sales office for rental history. (813) 395-6020 or toll-free (800) 262-8703. ARE YOU INVESTMENT HUNTING? GULF FRONT WEST CORNER PENTHOUSE BOATERS' OPPORTUNITY If you are looking for a one bedroom unit in a full amenity Over 2200 s.f. of pure luxury can be yours with this Solid 2BR/2BA house on oversized (100x150) lot. beach front resort complex, then this popular floor plan 3BR/2BA "Plantation Village" beauty. From this This is canal front property. Access to Gulf under 9 deserves your attention. Fully furnished & is available at prestigious low density East Gulf Drive address you foot clearance bridge. Plenty of room to expand only $220,000. Dial (813) 395-6020 and ask for Joan will view some of the finest sunsets Sanibel has to house. Call now! Ask for MARY JANE PROCTOR at Mikelsons for appointment to view. 472-6096 evenings. offer. Top of the line complex. Call DAVID L. 472-5187 or 472-8202 after 5 PM. $340,000. GULF FRONT SCHULDENFREI at 472-5187 or 466-0514 after Over 2,000 square feet of vacation living. Covered parking, hours now for your private showing of Sanibel's best cabana, ground floor, storage and closets galore. 2/3 kept secret. Priced to sell at $697,500. bedrooms, two baths, large kitchen, one of Sanibel's best floor plans. Call Robin Humphrey for additional information and/or appointment to view. Toll free 1-800-262-8703 or (813) 395-6020 eves 472-6632.

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Kids get hooked on fishing Area youngsters treated to 'on the water' fun at Tarpon Bay By Steve Ruediger Everybody stood around and got wet while it briefly One youngster, Matthew Vickers, 11, seemed partic- Islander staff writer poured down rain. But then it stopped and the kids got ularly fond of the large catfish he had caught. He They caught ugly fish, got soaking wet and ate lots in the boats, two to a boat, and adults from the fishing walked around in the rain holding the fish in his hand, of pizza. In other words, a group of 15 fourth and fifth club (one to a boat) drove them out into the bay. looking in its mouth and playing with its sail-like fin. graders had a great time Saturday, June 6, fishing on Lots of fish were caught: catfish, lady fish, catfish, a While the kids ate the pizza, the fishermen went off Tarpon Bay. few trout, a ray and a few more catfish. Most of the to a table of their own and also ate pizza while they The trip was sponsored by the J.N. "Ding" Darling fish were thrown back. Some of the kids came back in told fishing stories ... lots of fishing stories. National Wildlife Refuge with lots of help from Tar- with catfish still on their lines because they couldn't Refuge Manager Lou Hinds told the group that the pon Bay Recreation and from the Sanibel Island Fish- get them off. philosophy of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is ing Club. The idea was to celebrate National Fishing Toward the end of the fishing trip it started pouring "get a kid hooked on fishing rather than drugs." Week by taking a bunch of kids out fishing. Only two down rain - again. But that was OK because it was A whole lot of stuff was donated for the fishing ex- of the young people had ever been fishing from a boat time to come in anyway and eat pizza (donated by Is- pedition by The Bait Box, Bailey's Hardware, Lee before. abella's — it was reportedly very good, with lots of Lures, the Pick Kwik and Fisherman's World. The kids, who were from Suncoast Elementary, and cheese). This is the second year the fishing event has been some of their parents showed up at Tarpon Bay at 8 But before the pizza arrived some of the children held. This year it managed to commemorate simultane- a.m. or so. (Except for one kid who got there at 9 a.m. stood out where the overhang from the roof concen- ously with the end of National Fishing Week — and the because his father got lost. But we won't mention their trates the rainwater. They probably wanted to make beginning of rainy season. names and they still got to go fishing.) sure they were completely wet. SCCF's controlled burn successful 'Ding' Darling offi- By Steve Ruediger cials and fire con- Islander staff writer trol workers keep an eye on the burn- A controlled burn at the Sanibel-Captiva Conserva- ing brush during the tion Foundation Thursday, June 4, was "excellent," ac- recent controlled cording to SCCF Executive Director Eric Lindblad. burn at the refuge. "We got all the areas we wanted burned and we didn't Similar burns were burn anything we didn't want to burn," said Lindblad, held last week at adding that a brief rain Friday morning provided an the SCCF. added guarantee that all the fires were out. The SCCF burned a total of 17 acres, including the spartina grass area on both sides of the boardwalk be- hind the SCCF building and the area between the SCCF building and Island Water Association. Lindblad said he expects green plants to start regrow- ing in the burned area this week. He said that after the fire, he looked around and found a mud turtle safe in one burrow and a little Sanibel rice rat safe in another. Summer road work scheduled on Sanibel and Captiva By Steve Ruediger Don Schofield, because the contractor has agreed that the turn lane and the through lane on Periwinkle. The Islander staff writer two-way traffic will be maintained on Periwinkle and bike path will also be set back by 10 feet from the A variety of road work is scheduled or has already bike traffic will be maintained at all times from 8 a.m. road in that area. Schofield said there are no set dates started around Sanibel and Captiva now that the to 7 p.m. for the project but the city hopes to start soon. He said seasonal traffic has slowed. • The current work on Casa Ybel Road should be the purpose of the separation of the turn lane is to From east to west here is a list of road projects completed by Oct. 30. One part of the project calls for prevent drivers from causing accidents by changing drivers might encounter: the flattening out of two curves (straightening the their minds at the last minute. • The extension of the length of the third toll lane road) and raising the road to 5.5 feet above sea level. • The $2 million project to raise the height of two and the adding of a right turn lane on McGregor The largest height increase from current levels is 11 miles of Sanibel-Captiva Road and 1 1/2 miles of Boulevard should be completed next week. The right inches. Captiva Drive on both sides of Blind Pass is scheduled turn lane goes into Punta Rassa and Sonesta Sanibel Another part of that project is putting in a bike path for mid-July to mid-December. If it has not been Harbor. In the middle of July, crews will return to between Middle Gulf Drive and Algiers Lane. On the completed by mid-December it would resume again work on the road shoulders in that area for a couple opposite side of Casa Ybel from the bike path, a next April, according to Bruce McAuliffe of the Lee weeks. retention swale will be put in. The city is also putting County Department of Transportation and • The painting of the metal parts of the bascule in the paved entrance to the Below Market Rate Engineering. bridge on the Sanibel Causeway was completed last Housing area in exchange for a donation of right of • The right of way survey maps being done for week. There might be some touch up work this week. way. Captiva Drive will be completed by the end of this • The work on the rip rap at the ends of all three • The city plans to move the right turn lane over month. This will allow determinations to be made bridges on the Sanibel Causeway has seven more about 10 feet at the intersection of Periwinkle Way and regarding what would need to be done to put in a bike weeks. However, it is not known whether the Palm Ridge Road and to plant small shrubs in between path on Captiva. contractor might finish ahead of schedule. The rocks in the rip rap had been washing away. The project calls for repairs the seawalls, an extension of the concrete CCA complex renovation considered mats beside the bridge ends and, at the end of the project, a clean up by planting grass and work on the Very preliminary consideration is being given to rooms be remodeled; and that the library be remodeled to shoulders. further renovation of the Captiva Civic Association better utilize existing space. complex. The CCA board of governors has approved Gene Peck said Wednesday, June 3, that it should be • The city of Sanibel plans work on Periwinkle Way having an architect look at suggestions for renovation emphasized that at this point everything was very between Donax and Island Moped from July 1 to Nov. and expansion. preliminary. She said more will be known in a month 15. Periwinkle will be raised and will be widened by or two regarding potential costs and what might be two feet to 24 feet. The bicycle path will be moved A CCA committee has recommended that the hall, done. back behind the Australian pines and a swale will be bathrooms and kitchen be renovated; that the storage In recent years, a new roof has been put on the main put on both sides of the road. facility behind the main building be expanded and building, new bathrooms have been built in the library, A lot of the work will probably have to be done at renovated; that the Captiva Erosion Prevention District an entry ramp was added and other work was done on the night, according to Sanibel Public Works Director and Captiva Civic Association offices and conference venerable old CCA facility. This looks like a good summer for redfish ffi CM The "big switch" started on June 1 — that's when snook shelter and make for some good angling. season closed and what looks like an excellent redfish Boaters can do well in Redfish Pass (where else?), in season opened. This week we want to take a look at what FISHING Captiva Pass and under the spans of the causeway bridges. o works for catching the popular game fish often called, The best bait for deeper water angling has to be a small simply, reds. LINES pinfish of about 3 inches in length. The hearty little baits 2 Florida's on-again, off-again set of salt water fishing can hold up in strong currents or being bounced over the laws is confusing enough for us state residents, but for bottom in passes, and they will still be fresh enough to 4) By Capt. Mike Fuery visiting anglers, it can be impossible. ' \*r.'> attract a big red. A few years ago the state staggered the laws so you Mangrove island fishing calls for large shrimp, if you could fish for either snook or reds and the two would never can get them, but small pinfish and even shiners will be out of season at the same time. So, the three-month over the last few years, anglers casting gold, Johnson, work under the shade of the tree limbs. This is a kind of closed season for redfish (March, April and May) ended on weedless spoons in shallow water have been having good fishing where you work pocket after pocket along the success. O> May 31 and snook season closed for the three months shoreline at high tide. following that date. Remember, there is a window size for redfish. The law Those flats fishermen are starting to score with reds in However, there is no law against catching any of our says you can catch all you want, but the one and only fish 2-3 feet of water, using the gold spoons, but a Texas rig fish out there. The rules cover keeping the fish. So, even you can keep must measure between 18 to 27 inches. The shrimp, which is also somewhat weedless, is also very though snook are out of season, there will be hundreds guides carefully measure their fish because the Florida good. caught and then released during that off-season period. Marine Patrol sometimes uses a flexible rule. If you put Flats redfish and beach snook are two of the fish in our Actually, those closed summer months are the best snook your fish against a flat surface, like a cooler top, the fish part of Florida which can be sight-fished. They offer a fishing times of the year. might be short. great, strong battle on top and are very good to eat. I look Redfish are really a strong-fighting, challenging fish We have a theory which says if the fish measures a forward to an easy redfish season this summer. which is a favorite of many anglers, especially in shallow quarter inch either over 18 inches or under 27, it goes back. water back bay areas. Capt. Mike Fuery is a professional shelling In years past we fished around the remote mangrove It was only a few years ago when the entire redfish population was under siege from recreational and and fishing guide. For charter information, islands in Pine Island Sound at high tide for reds. But, call 472-1015. commercial netters and for a time no one was catching any fish. Since the law changed, reds have been making a very good return. Shore-bound anglers are going to have their best chance for redfish at three locations. The easiest to fish is Blind Pass Bridge, but the fishing pier at the lighthouse on LOOKING Sanibel and the causeway bridges are next in line. Reds FOR PRINCESS FRIDAY like structure, so, of course, those three places offer QUALITY CATERING LUNCH EARLY BIRDS DINNER ALL YOU CAN EAT 5 DAYS A WEEK M-F 7 DAYS A WEEK 5-6 7 DAYS A WEEK 5-10 SPECIALS AND 11:30-2 PM Prime Rib Blackened Shrimp Bar open 1 l:30-closing Baked Grouper Mussels Marinara Menu available all day Crab Stuffed Flounder Lobster Tails 7 DAYS A WEEK 5-10 Seafood Casserole BANQUETS in the lounge Fried Scallops Broiled Scallops Chicken Stir Fry Alaskan Snow Salads Fettuccini Alfredo Coconut Fried Shrimp Crab Any event... any size, your place Soups Fried Oysters Vegetable Primavera Steamed Shrimp Raw Bar Menu available Prime Rib or ours... we'll make it "special." Specialty Appetizers Chicken Parmesan Coconut Fried Shrimp Crab Cakes Desserts - Desserts - Seafood Sampler SUNDAY ONLY • Weddings Desserts Served with Vegetable Du Jour, Scallops Sandwiches Salad, Bread, Rice, Baked Surf and Turf Crunchy Grouper (All sandwiches served with Potato or French Fries • Corporate Functions coleslaw and french fries) and Key Lime Pie for Dessert. AND MUCH, MUCH MORE • Private Parties • Luncheons HAPPY RAW BAR • Cocktail Parties HOUR 7 DAYS A WEEK 7 DAYS A WEEK 5-10 • Boat Parties, etc. Mon.-Fri. 11:30-7 Was Oysters on the Half Shell Sat. & Sun. 4-7 LANDING Romanoff Call 472-4151 $1.00 OFF LIQUOR Rockefeller 50

TIDES FOR SANIBEL & KIDS EAT CAPTTVA JUNE DATE DAY HIGH LOW A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. "Enjoy a casual lunch or dinner in our FOR FREE! 9 TUES. 8:28 9:49 2:12 natural Gulf-front setting. 10 WED. 9:02 11:36 2:48 TUES., WEDS, or THURS. after 5 11 THURS. Memo, 9:41 3:19 YourHost Valid up to 2 kids (11 yrs. & under) from Children's 12 FRI. 10:19 Menu with 2 adults purchasing dinner entrees*. 13 SAT. 10:55 14 SUN. 11:33 Complete Dinners starting at $8.95 15 MON. .12:10 Fresh Seafood Selections include * AM-Tides Swordfish, Yellowfin Tuna, Yellow The Islander Tides are presented as a public service to readers and are obtained Tail Snapper and many more. from PrisciHa Murphy Realty. Tides have been computed at the Sanibel Lighthouse. For Upper Sanibel and EARLY BIRD SPECIALS $6.95 5-6 PM Captiva, subtract 30 minutes for high tide, 16 minutes for low tide. Serving Lunch 11:30-2:30 & Dinner 5 - 9:30 pm Dinner 5:00 - 9:30 Breakfast 8-Noon • Lunch 11-2:30 Closed Sundays Located deep in the heart of downtown Captiva 472-1033 Credit Cards Accepted lot valid with any other discount or early bird. exp. 8/31/92 472-3434 625 Periwinkle Way (East of C&S Bank) COMMUNITY CALENDAR Tuesday, June 9 Thursday, June 11 Saturday, June 13 SSC brown-bag lunch -- Bring a bag lunch (we'll Living Again - A FISH-sponsored support group for SSC senior swim - The pool at the Rec Center on supply the drinks) and enjoy a meal with other seniors bereaved people, Living Again, meets at 10:30 a.m. at San-Cap Road is reserved for seniors from 10 a.m. to at noon at Sanibel Community Center. Call 472-5743. Sanibel Community Church. Residents and visitors are noon every Saturday. Water aerobics, water walking or welcome. Call 472-0404 or Topper Schram at 395-0130. water games the first hour; free swim second hour. Safe Senior Living -- "Mixing and Misuse of Medi- Bring lunch for a picnic afterward. Call 472-5743. cations," the first in a six-week series of safety work- Body fitness -- A low-intensity workout for those shops, starts at 1 p.m. at Sanibel Community Center. over age 50, led by Carla Baker for SSC, is held from Free and open to all seniors. Free blood pressure tests 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. at Sanibel Community Center. Do- Sunday, June 14 available. Call 472-5743. nations accepted. Call 472-0302. Flag Day

Bridge - Friendship bridge is played from 1:30 to 4 SSC - Bring a bag lunch (we'll supply the drinks) or Monday, June 15 p.m. in Fellowship Hall at Sanibel Congregational United order take-out and enjoy a meal with other seniors at Water rate workshop - IWA's proposed rate in- Church of Christ. Everyone welcome. noon at Sanibel Community Center. If ordering take- crease is discussed at 10 a.m. at Sanibel Community out, call 472-5743 ahead of time. Center. Al-Anon - Spouses, family and friends of alcoholics meet at 8 p.m. at Sanibel Community Church. Twelve Steps for Everyone - Self-improvement Driftwood workshop - Visitors and residents are support group meets at noon at Sanibel Public Library. invited to make shell art items to be sold at the March Call 472-5081. Shell Fair. Bring craft tools. Session starts at 10 a.m. Wednesday, June 10 and runs til 3 p.m. at Sanibel Community Center. Come AA - Closed meeting from 7 to 7:45 a.m. at St. Health screenings -- Free blood pressure checks any part of the day. Bring lunch ~ refrigerator available. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church. taken by a registered nurse from 1 to 5 p.m. at Barrier Call 472-4709 for information. Island Pharmacy on Palm Ridge Road. Free hearing Kiwanis -- Club members meet at 7:30 a.m. at Mulli- checks between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., daily Call Helene Seniors' defense - Sanibel Assistant Police Chief gan's restaurant at The Dunes. Visiting Kiwanis wel- at 472-8866. Lew Phillips discusses "Defensive Awareness for Se- come. Call 472-3127. niors" at 1 p.m. at Sanibel Community Center. Free. Call Bridge - SSC bridge is played for fun from 1:30 to 4 Story hour - Preschoolers, ages 2-5 accompanied 472-5743. p.m. at Sanibel Community Center. Drop in. by an adult, will enjoy a story hour at 10:30 a.m. at Sanibel Public Library. Call 472-2483. Tuesday, June 16 Life drawing -- Draw from a live model from 7 to 9 Wetlands walk -- A guided one-hour walk through p.m. $10 single session. Call 395-0900. SSC brown-bag lunch - Bring a bag lunch (we'll the wetlands at Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Founda- supply the drinks) and enjoy a meal with other seniors tion starts at 8:30 a.m. SCCF admission fee: $1 adults; AA -- Open meeting, 11th step discussion, at 6:30 members and children under 12 free. Call 472-2329. at noon at Sanibel Community Center. Call 472-5743. p.m. at Sanibel Public Library. Line dancing - No partners are needed to enjoy Drop-In — Join other seniors for coffee, conversa- Bible study -- The Lutheran Church of the Isles country/western/ballroom line dancing with SSC in- tion from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. at Sanibel Community Cen- structor Nancy Hamilton, from 1 to 3 p.m. at Sanibel holds a Bible study at 7 p.m. at Sanibel Congregational ter. Community Center. Wear loose, comfortable clothing. Church. Pastor Paul Sutterer leads the study of the Call 472-5743 or 472-0302. book of Matthew. Everyone welcome; dress casually. Body fitness - A low-intensity workout for those over age 50, led by Carla Baker for SSC, is held from Nature cruise - The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation AA - Closed meeting at 8 p.m. at St. Michael and All 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. at Sanibel Community Center. Do- Foundation's one-hour natural history boat cruise Angels Episcopal Church. nations accepted. Call 472-0302. aboard Captiva Cruises' 63-foot vessel, Jean Nicolet, departs at 3:30 p.m. from South Seas Plantation on Friday, June 12 Safe Senior Living ~ "Sedatives, Seniors and Captiva. $16.50 adults; $8.25 children 3-12; under age Rotary -- Visiting Rotarians welcome at the Sanibel- Doctors," the second in a six-week series of safety 3 ride free. Call 472-7549 for reservations. Captiva Rotary Club's 7:30 a.m. meeting at Tarwinkles workshops, starts at 1 p.m. at Sanibel Community Cen- Seafood Emporium. Call J.B. Novelli at 472-5187. ter. Free and open to all seniors. Free blood pressure Water rate workshop ~ IWA's proposed rate in- tests available. Call 472-5743. crease is discussed at 7 p.m. at Sanibel Community Wetlands walk ~ A guided one-hour walk through Center. the wetlands at Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Founda- Bridge - Friendship bridge is played from 1:30 to 4 tion starts at 8:30 a.m. SCCF admission fee: $1 adults; p.m. in Fellowship Hall at Sanibel Congregational United members and children under 12 free. Call 472-2329. Church of Christ. Everyone welcome. Thursday, June 11 Shorewalk -- Meet in the parking lot at the SCCF at Meet with Manning - Seniors can question Lee 8:30 a.m. for a half-mile guided beach walk. Tides, County Commissioner John Manning at 10 a.m. at waves, island geology, beach vegetation, marine life Sanibel Community Center. Call 473-5743. Ongoing and other beach topics are discussed along the way. Fee by donation. Call 472-2329 for information. Tap dancing - Merle Rauscher's tap dancing for Nature Activities adults in the Founders Gallery at BIG Arts Center: be- Refuge slide show CONA -- The Committee of Neighborhood Associa- ginners from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m.; advanced from 9 to 10 a.m., noon, 2 p.m., 4 p.m. tions meets at 9 a.m. at Sam Clark's home. Attorney 10 a.m. $55 for 12-week course. Call 395-0900 Dick Downes and Sanibel City Manager Gary Price are Closed Friday A 15-minute slide show, an orientation to the J.N. speakers. Call 472-6940 for directions. Af-Anon - Families and friends of alcoholics meet at "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge, is shown in the noon at Sanibel Community Church. Call 472-3214. Art League -- The Sanibel-Captiva Art League holds Visitor Center auditorium at the refuge. Call 472-1100. a paint-out from 9 a.m. to noon. Bring a brown bag AA women — Women's open discussion group Nature walk lunch. Critique follows. Call 472-1850 for location. Visi- meets at 12:30 p.m. at Sanibel Congregational United 8:30 a.m. Monday through Thursday tors welcome. Church of Christ. 9 a.m. Sunday A 1 1 /2-hour guided walk through the J.N. "Ding" Dar- Drop-In — Join other seniors for coffee, conversa- Family potluck dinner - Bring a dish for six, a ling National Wildlife Refuge for adults, youngsters over tion from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. at Sanibel Community Cen- beverage and your family to Island Children's Co-op's 13 years. Sign up in advance at the Visitor Center ter. monthly potluck dinner at 6:30 p.m. at Sanibel Commu- (closed Fridays). nity Center. Everyone's welcome. Call Frankette Rinaldi Watercolors ~ Marjorie Bronsted's Beginning Wa- at 472-8386. Nature exhibit tercolor class runs from 9:30 a.m. to noon at BIG Arts 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Center on Dunlop Road. $10 single session. Call 395- ACOA -- Adult Children of Alcoholics meet at 8 p.m. Monday through Friday 0900. at Sanibel Community Church. The educational center at Sanibel-Captiva Conserva- tion Foundation includes interactive games, marine Community Calendar, including Ongoing Nature Activities, Is a weekly guide to nonprofit community events and activities around touch tank and life-size dioramas of natural island her- the islands. What's Playing is a weekly guide to area theatrical events. If you would like an event listed, please send clearly written itage. SCCF admission fee: $1 adults; members and information to The Islander, P.O. Box 56, Sanibel, FL 33957. Deadline is noon Friday prior to Tuesday's publication. children under 12 free.

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You'd better order tickets for this one Robert Cacioppo recently announced the prospective at- George (music) and Ira (lyrics), to be one of his most cre- immediately. tractions for the fall and winter season at the Pirate Play- ative musical inventions. The fantastic cast and production On Feb. 25 the Pirate Playhouse and its crew of actors house on Sanibel. he has planned adds up to a tune-filled Gershwin evening and technicians will travel from one spirit world into an- It would be wonderful to be able to transfer Cacioppo's of pure entertainment. other: an out-of-this worldly comedic situation called limitless enthusiasm and confidence in the selection of "Dames at Sea" storms into port on Dec. 27 and will "Blithe Spirit." This long-running Noel Coward Broadway next season's productions to each of you potential Pirate song and dance its way into your heart through Jan. 16. hit and successful movie lets us watch as Madame Arcati Playhouse theatergoers. If that were possible, there Cacioppo explained, "This show needs sparkling per- brings back the spirit of Charles Condomine's first w wouldn't be an empty seat in the playhouse from opening sonalities, super-hoofers who can also sing and act. I've Elvira. The madness ensues nightly through March 27. date, Nov. 12, 1992, until closing night, May 1, 1993. got great performers in mind." It's a British oldie-goldie and oh, so very, very sophisti- Nothing is impossible, so, let's have a go at it. This all tap-dancing musical will be choreographed by cated. When the special world of spirits is tampered with, The season will open on Nov. 12 with an original mu- Arthur D'Alessio. there are hilarious occult consequences. Now we come to the really big one - the super-spectac- Cacioppo then spoke of his closing production, "The ular of the '92-93 season, opening Jan. 21. The audience Voice of the Prairie' is a new play about the beginnings of for every performance through Feb. 20 will be held cap- radio in America. It's a cross between Garrison Keillor and Potpourri tive and spellbound. Mark Twain." You may ask, "What is this incredible production?" Ca- That's not a bad hybrid. Storytellers of Sanibel cioppo's immediate answer, using his Bela Lugosi accent, Through the eyes of Cacioppo you have just had a will be: "Dracula!" sneak-peak at the exciting fall and winter season planned renewing classes at ECC Cacioppo beamed with excitement when he discussed for the new Pirate Playhouse, 2200 Periwinkle Way. Southwest Floridians seeking to escape the summer the show's star. Cacioppo warns, "There may have to be last minute doldrums might consider enrolling in a special three- "Maurice Schlafer is the perfect Dracula. He is a fine ac- changes. Until rights to each production are secured and week course, "Storytelling with A Purpose." tor, a man's man and the ladies adore him. I may just ar- guaranteed, the schedule might have to be altered." The course will be taught by Bert and Noel Mac- range it so that he can do a bit of flying." Subscriptions for the season will be available this Carry, known as 'The Storytellers of Sanibel." He continued to expound with a frenzy of expletives summer. Single tickets will go on sale in the fall. In describing the course, Bert MacCarry says, "We that included flying bats, scenic castles, vampires, spider Be on the lookout for the fall brochure from the Pirate hope both beginners-and experienced storytellers will webs, fangs and a parade of beautiful women wearing Playhouse with final confirmation of productions, dates join us in an exploration of the different approaches to Dracula-enticing nightwear. All of this wonderment with and subscription and single ticket prices. this art form through discussion, demonstration and the pulsing music of Wagner in the background. Any questions? Call 472-0006. performance." The course is aimed at a diverse group, including teachers, librarians, mental health professionals, church BIG Arts offers music series leaders, organizational volunteers, parents and grandpar- ents. In other words, anyone who wishes to use stories to teach, motivate, explain, inspire creativity, heal or tickets to the general public simply entertain. Mar. 3 — (New) The Ira Sullivan Jazz Trio (outdoor In-service credit certificates will be given to teachers By Frank Wagner stage, under the tent). and media specialists who complete the course. Islander staff writer Series II Classes will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from Until June 1, subscription or individual tickets to either Jan 16, 1993 - (New) The Balint Trio (duo violinists 4 to 6 p.m. beginning June 16. The dates of classes of the Musical Series I or II (five performances each) were Sandor and Balint, Adam Kent at the piano). will be June 16,18, 23, 25 and 30, and July 2. available only to the Barrier Island Group for the Arts membership. Price for the 6 sessions will be $16 for state resi- Feb. 7 ~ Ensemble Mira (The one, the only, the magi- dents and $54 for out of state. BIG Arts has just released to the general public single cal, the musical). If you wish further information, please call 489- tickets for individual performances. There are still a few Feb. 13 — Double Pianos with Eugene and Elizabeth subscription tickets for Series I and II. The price is $17 5235. Pridonoff (Musical artistry with 20 flying fingers). for a single admission, $75 for either series I or II, or Mar. 22 - (New) Atlanta Symphony Brass Quintet $140 for both series. (Splendor in the Brass on the outdoor stage, under the Film Society of Southwest Many of your favorite performers will be returning but tent). Florida series announced the season is loaded with exciting newcomers to the is- Apr. 4 — The Bob Haggart Jazz Ensemble (Haggart will land's music scene. Here's a quick rehash of the scheduled be whistlin', pluckin', slappin' and walkin' that bass). The Film Society of Southwest Florida has just an- events and dates for your edification. You'll certainly want to take advantage of this special nounced its schedule of films to be shown at the Edi- Both Series I and II will be presented in the Phillips ticket offer. If you need further information, call 395- son Park 8 Theater in Fort Myers. Gallery, BIG Arts Center, Dunlop Road, Sanibel (unless 0900, Tuesday through Friday, 1 to 4 p.m. June 10 and 11: "High Heels," June 12-18: "Antonia otherwise stated). You may also simply make checks payable to BIG Arts and Jane," June 19-25: "The Double life of Veronique," Series I Music Series and mail them to John Friedman, c/o BIG June 26-July 2: "Casablanca" (see note), July 3-9: Nov. 21 - The Cleveland Duo, Plus 1 (violin, piano Arts, P.O. Box 5631, Sanibel, FL 33957. "Raise the Red Lantern," July 10-23: (A two-week and cello). showing) "Where Angels Fear to Tread," July 24-30: Dec. 19 — (New) Brian Ganz, virtuoso pianist. "Let Him Have It" and July 31-Aug 6: "A Woman's Jan. 30, 1993 ~ The Amici String Quartet (one need Tale." say no more), An apology to Note: After the 8 p.m. showing of "Casablanca" on Feb. 20 ~ Nicholas Loren, baritone (The best, gets bet- June 26, you are cordially invited to join a discussion ter). group at the Old World Cheese Shop Restaurant, three Library Kids Cleveland Avenue, north of the Edison Mall. By Frank Wagner The leader of the discussion group will be Southwest Islander staff writer Florida's George Bouwman, formerly a professor and "Dear Disappointed..." head of the film department at New York University In my recent review of the '92 Library Kids' Talent- and Penn State. Bouwman is also a movie writer, pro- Variety Show, I inadvertently omitted the names of ducer, director and critic. three Library Kid actresses. This trio of scintillating All films are being shown at the Edison Park 8 The- young ladies gave sterling performances in the sketch ater in Fort Myers, corner of Winkler Avenue and about being a teenager. Solomon Boulevard. Show times are 2 p.m., 5 p.m. To rectify my omission, the three sketch performers and 8 p.m. were: Amanda Reynolds, Carley McGee (president of Price for members of the Film Society of Southwest the Library Kids) and Cassi Funk (who brought this Florida is $3.50, non-members $6. (or regular box-of- glaring error to my attention via a well-written letter). fice price). Again, I apologize. As one of the biggest boosters of For further information, call 481-8333, the Film In- Dee Squillace and her Library Kids, I would never formation Hot Line. intentionally omit the names of any hard-working and talented Library Kid. Chances are running out Keep reading and have a good summer. 1 P.S. Another glaring oversight was brought to my to see 'Barefoot in the Park attention by Michael Pitt, otherwise known at Neil Simon's "Barefoot In The Park," the delightful "Michael the Magnificent." summer frolic at the Old Schoolhouse Theater on "How can my magic act be booked for parties, Periwinkle Way, has only four more performances — entertainments and public functions if they don't know June 10, 11,12 and 13 at 8 p.m. my phone number?" he asked recently. The price is a steal at $10 a ticket ($5 for those 17 Michael, the oversight is herewith corrected. The and under). Call 472-9357 for reservations and informa- Nicolas Loren will be performing again at BIG number to call for the services of "Michael the tion. Arts next season. Magnificent" is 472-4372. Naples Philharmonic plans jazz performances CD By Frank Wagner Wynton, Branford and Delfay. He is also a On June 23 at 8 p.m., the legendary jazz star. Islander staff writer noted musical educator and serves as artist Nina Simone will make her only Don't miss the chance to see and hear Attention all you jazz enthusiasts ... director of jazz studies at the New Orleans Florida appearance this season at the Simone, the fabulous queen of jazz. There are three outstanding jazz concerts Center for Creative Arts and the Philharmonic Center for the Arts. Tickets are $30. for you to enjoy in the splendor and air- University of New Orleans. The career of this incredible "Lady of Last, but certainly not least, is the o conditioned comfort of the Philharmonic Roberts, a much younger musical artist, Jazz" has spanned some 40 years. In concert by the Ramsey Lewis Quintet m Center for the Arts in Naples. shares Marsalis' dedication to the professional musical circles she is known with Lewis himself at the piano. 3J Your fingers will start snappin' and your traditional jazz keyboard. as one of the greatest singers and On Saturday, July 11, at 8 p.m., this musicians of her generation. Her many brilliant jazz musician brings with him to toes tappin' when piano-men Ellis Marsalis and Roberts will perform solos (D Marsalis and Marcus Roberts tickle the and duets. They may amiably compete fans call her the "Priestess of Soul." the stage of the Philharmonic Center for ivories. This evening of top-flight jazz while playing some of the more familiar One of Simone's most successful the Arts Henry Johnson, guitar; Chuck Q) will take place on Saturday, June 13, at 8 recordings was "My Baby Just Cares for Webb, bass; Mike Logan, keyboards; and standards. Just as swiftly, they may inter- C- p.m. weave their stylistic differences and create Me." This recording was re-released in Steve Cobb, drums. C Marsalis, a consummate jazz pianist, is bright, new arrangements of other tunes. 1987 and soon became a best seller. It There is little more to say about this probably best known as the father of sons Tickets for this performance are $18. topped the European jazz charts for outstanding event except, be certain you u> months. are there to groove on the greatest! It has been the pleasure of many Tickets are $25. to national and international concert halls to For reservations and further information, present the artistry of this unusual jazz call 561-1900 in Fort Myers.

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Environmental update Mangroves Recommended budget for Australian pine project on Periwinkle Way set at $30,000 are important By Steve Ruediger considerations, the work would be done under the direc- Islander staff writer tion of Sanibel Environmental Officer Rob Laughlin in (Editor's note: This is the fifth in a series A special subcommittee set up to investigate the sit- cooperation with Lee County Forester Jeff Magnum. of articles by members of the city of Sani- uation regarding Periwinkle Way's Australian pines has The pines would be trimmed to maintain their health bel Vegetation Committee dealing with veg- recommended that $30,000 be budgeted to trim the in contrast to the minimal trimming in recent years of etative matters of concern to island resi- trees to keep them healthy. just those limbs threatening traffic. dents.) The subcommittee met on Monday, June 1, and im- Sanibel City Manager Gary Price said last week that Last month readers of The Islander learned that mediately submitted the budget request directly to some of the trees are not looking well and that he mangroves are protected by the state of Florida and by Sanibel Finance Director Renee Lynch because it was would hate to see the pines go. the city of Sanibel, and that trimming or removal of a the last day for getting budget requests in for the next "It is a community identity decision," Price said. mangrove here on the island requires a permit from fiscal year. "The community needs to decide if it wants to put the the city and, in some instances, from the state Subcommittee chairperson Shirley Melum said later resources that are necessary into preserving those Department of Environmental Regulation. last week that the subcommittee had not been sure that pines." Why this concern for mangroves? "No one likes $30,000 would be the right amount. She said the The four-person subcommittee consisted of Melum, mangroves," wrote John Steinbeck. "The roots gave committee was recommending the work be done over a Joan Cain, Bob Steele and Bob Slayton. Its recommen- off clicking noises, and the odor was disgusting. We three-year period and that it be done tree by tree starting dation was accepted Thursday by the full Vegetation felt we were watching something horrible." (From with the ones that are in the worst shape. At the end of Committee, which was a formality because, as a result "TheSeaofCortez," 1941) the three years it will then be decided if the program of the budget timing, that recommendation had already Steinbeck is wrong. Walk or canoe through a needs to continue. gone directly to city staff. mangrove swamp. You will be awed by the large If approved by Sanibel City Council in its budget black mangroves with their pencil-like roots, and by the dense tangle of aerial roots of the red mangrove, the tree that is host to warblers, cuckoos, young wading birds and the young fish that seek shelter Sharing a nesting spot among the roots. Vegetation Matters

By Dr. Bob Slayton

Only a few years ago, Florida mangroves were regularly harvested for firewood, and their bark, rich in tannin, was used commercially to tan leather. Builders found the wood durable and insect-resistant, and used it for lumber, posts and pilings. Indeed, until recently, mangroves were regularly Black skimmers have taken up residence in destroyed by developers to create waterfront residential •v the v nesting area on the Sanibel Causeway communities. In Collier County, nearly 80 percent of which the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service had the mangroves have been removed to build homes set aside for least terns. That's a least tern around Naples Bay. pictured above, hovering, hummingbird-like, Today, we realize that mangroves are highly over Its nest.The wildlife service had hoped productive, providing us with food and with the skimmers would use Skimmer Island, protection from the winds and surging tides that which it prepares especially for them each accompany tropical storms. year. Lee County has agreed to not do Ask a commercial fisherman and he will tell you scheduled causeway improvement work in the nesting area until after all baby birds of that young redfish, snapper and mullet find refuge whatever species have fledged. Pictured at from predators among the interlacing roots of the red right is the sign, warning people to steer mangrove. The roots also shelter oysters and small clear of the sight. crustaceans, and the rotting leaves of the mangrove Photos by PAUL COTE provide essential elements needed by smaller forms of marine life. The roots also filter pollutants from storm water runoff, which is increasingly important as new upland areas are developed. Air yams attacking Sanibel Mangrove branches provide roosting and nesting By Steve Ruediger. said committee chairman Jim Levy, the man who first sites for herons, ibis, pelicans, cormorants, roseate Islander staff writer brought the explosive growth of the plant on the island spoonbills and a variety of other coastal birds. Deer in The air yam plant was compared to a monster from to the attention of the public. South Florida depend on mangroves for food and the science fiction movie 'The Thing" Thursday, June Levy said he put one of the potatoes from the plants cover. Several threatened or endangered species — the 4, as the Sanibel Vegetation Committee discussed the in a jar of water and the vine from it grows a couple of green turtle, hawksbill, the Atlantic Ridley, the potato that would not die. inches every couple days. American crocodile, bald eagle, woodstork and the It was well-known Sanibel resident Alice Kyllo who Cathy Boone of the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation piping plover — depend on mangroves for their compared the plant, also called dioscerea, to a movie Foundation Native Plant Nursery said the tubers from survival. monster. She said weed killer would not phase it and the air yam plant have a natural abortive effect and have Thus, our concern. To those readers who still plan the plant puts down hundreds of roots, spreading been used to prevent pregnancies. to trim or remove them — read on! rapidly in all directions. Dr. Willard Payne of the Nature Center of Lee To simplify regulations governing the protection of "There are millions of them laying on the ground," County said the plant is considered native and has been mangroves, the DER consolidated its rule sin 1990, said the concerned resident, adding that every day she grown in the past for their tubers, which are edible if and Sanibel updated its standards for trimming and dug up all she could find but they continued to spread. cooked. removal in 1991. For the most part, the city has "These are awful. The only thing you can do is dig Kyllo said the tubers hanging from the vines are bit- adopted the state's standards. them up," said Kyllo. ter but the ones from underground taste like sweet A city permit must be obtained to trim or remove Dr. Steve Mullins said that about 50 pounds of the potato. mangroves anywhere on Sanibel. Because mangroves plant had been pulled up at the entrance to The Sanctu- She said the tubers fall off the vines, bury them- in South Florida begin to bloom in February, the city ary at Wulfert and it had not seemed to make any differ- selves and then send out hundreds of roots, so that the Please see MANGROVES, page 4C ence. plants start popping out of the ground all over the "I don't know what we're going to do about them," place. A few interesting tidbits of cooking information o CM Here are some unforgettable bits of information that I 1/2 pound mushrooms, sliced am sure will grab my readers' attention. 2 tablespoons butter UJ Q Eighty-five percent of American families like regional or WHAT'S 2 tablespoons shallots, minced ethnic food with Italian the most popular. Chinese and Salt and pepper Tex-Mex are closing in. COOKING? 2 teaspoon fresh tarragon, minced W New ideas on food (not mine) include taco shells filled 3/4 cup heavy cream with ice cream (name your flavor) and topped with Tarragon for garnish chocolate sauce and nuts, butter substitutes made from >•,r;:> Ry Bobbie Sharp Cooked spinach pasta polyester (111 take the tacos any day over that one), tofu In a heavy saute pan, melt the butter over medium heat, CM baby food; tofu hot dogs, etc. How about a happy thought add the mushrooms, shallots, salt and pepper. Cook until o> on an inexpensive high protein diet? arthropods which I am sure will be garnished with minced wilted. Add the shrimp and tarragon. Cook over medium Most of us like lobsters and crabs, but do you know fresh herbs. heat 4 minutes, stirring all the time. Remove the solids o> that grasshoppers belong to the same phylum? Send the Crabs, lobsters and all shellfish we love, but I think we with a slotted spoon and place on a warm platter, set | children out to collect some and do a stir fry. Why not? will skip the grasshoppers, etc. Now that I have aside. Bring the liquid to a boil and whisk in the cream; -i What about a new slogan for farmers, "If you can't beat enlightened most of you, I will get to some practical cook until the liquid is reduced by half. Put the solids > them, eat them." Sounds practical to me. Keeps their little recipes. back in the pan and any accumulated juices, bring back to (8 hands busy and it is better than using pesticides. a boil. Place the cooked pasta in a serving dish and pour 5 There is a cookbook published in California, Shrimp and Mushrooms with Pasta the shrimp mix over the pasta. Garnish with the tarragon. "Entertaining With Insects," which will give you many 1/2 pound medium-sized shrimp, shelled and This serves 3. fascinating bits of information on how to cook and serve deveined Cold Zucchini and Green Pepper Soup 4 small zucchinis, ends removed, zucchini cut into 1/4-inch rounds 1/2 green pepper, cored, seeded and diced 1 medium onion, diced 2 tablespoons butter ———^——-^—^——— 2 cups chicken stock AT EMERALD LAKE Salt and pepper 3 tablespoons cilantro, minced LOOKING 1 cup light cream 2 teaspoons lemon juice FOR PRINCESS FRIDAY Dash of Tabasco Please see TIDBITS, page 4C CHECK HUXTERS' FRONT END ALIGNMENT MARKET Includes checking tightness of front end, steering, parts, tire wear and R.C. Six soon to be residences, all providing a delightful water orien- suspension system, set caster & DADS ROOTBEER chamber, toe in-out, and road test. tation with exceptional views. 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Proposed City Charter "Reform" Amendments 2-12 were attractive, pro-tree candidates and one anti-tree candidate. defeated decisively at the polls on March 10,1992, after a There is a much better chance that the anti-tree voters can high profile campaign. Barely noticed was the equally COUNCIL CORNER concentrate their votes on the anti-tree candidate and elect decisive adoption of Amendment 1 calling for election of him/her with a plurality of votes. Indeed, 1/3 support councilmen by a simple plurality vote. might make their minority-supported candidate a big This amendment is much more than a change in the way ByWallyKain winner. Furthermore, the greater the number of attractive votes are tallied. It may well affect the outcome of future pro-tree candidates relative to anti-tree candidates, the greater the tendency for this to happen. council elections. voters. Also, after the 1990 council elections some Some history is in order. Prior to 1989, council seats Sanibel citizens, assisted by Lee County Supervisor of Is this bad? Some say no, the plurality system tends to vere numbered 1 through 5 and candidates ran for seats by Elections Philinda Young, challenged the election of a give representation to a minority of voters. Bad indeed say number. In order to win, a candidate had to receive a candidate, me. They put forth an interpretation of the others, the plurality system fails in democratic principle majority of the votes cast for the seat on the first ballot or language quoted above which was contrary to the city's because a minority of voters, perhaps a very small in a runoff between the two candidates receiving the interpretation: I was not elected on the first ballot but minority, can elect candidates. highest number of votes. There was a separate election for should have been in a three-way runoff. City and new Whether the simple plurality system is good or bad in each seat. councilman braced for litigation. democratic principle may depend upon whether you hold This system was much criticized as unduly favorable to This never came, but the council decided to put on the majority or minority views, favor the status quo or incumbents because, among other reasons, incumbents March 1992 ballot a charter amendment which would do change. never had to run against other incumbents. Newcomers away with runoffs and the majority test: a simple plurality Whatever your views, the new simple plurality system tended to struggle among themselves for open seats, system, candidates with the most votes win. makes it much more likely that candidates with minority incumbents to win unchallenged. Mechanically simple, perhaps, but not in consequence. support — unpopular views if you will — will be elected to In 1989, voters replaced the numbered seat system with Suppose that Sanibel had one issue, cutting a tree, that a our council. "open elections." All candidates, incumbents and 2/3 majority of the voters were pro-tree and that the newcomers alike, had to run for all seats. To be elected a remainder, a 1/3 minority, were anti-tree. In the old Not so simple. candidate had to receive "votes from a majority of the systems requiring a majority of voters to elect a candidate, electors who voted in the election." If this was not done in chances are that only pro-tree candidates would be elected. Islander Wally Kaln Is serving his first term on the main election, runoff elections were required. the Sanibel City Council. This system was short lived. There was much sentiment Consider the same facts with a plurality system, for against runoffs; they are expensive and a nuisance to illustration, one in which there are many strong, Letters South Florida Water Management people to devise a rate and thoughtful efforts were put into selecting their own Isn't the entire water structure that will promote conservation. The existing rate appointed rate review committee. As we all know, an of $2.50 per 1,000 gallons is exorbitant enough to make independent rate review committee would be much more rate hike situation strange? the average person conserve. The new rate structure will acceptable, rather than a hand-picked slate appointed by the To the Editor force the average homeowner to shut off the spigot and let Island Water Association. The Islander his piece of Sanibel turn into a desert. If that is the goal, Does this same business philosophy apply to the daily We have all just been informed by the Island Water why not just prohibit lawns? At least we would all be in operations of the Island Water Association? What major Association that the cost of water will increase by an the same boat and I wouldn't have to look at a beautiful budget cuts have been made to reduce expenses? I suppose average of 28 percent green lawn on a property owned by a multi-millionaire it's better not to ask. Isn't it strange that the IWA waited until the vast who does not live here but can afford to pay any rate. Gene Radke majority of families that pay for water have left the If, however, the concern is the wasting of water, that Sanibel island? could be addressed differently. During the summer we Isn't it strange that IWA Board President Tom Sharp was usually have plenty of rain. It galls me to see sprinklers Resident responds so incensed at CASI's (Condominium Associations of on in the pouring rain. This situation can easily be Sanibel Island) questioning this exorbitant increase that he corrected by requiring the installation of an automatic rain to vacationer's request tried to hold island construction for ransom by stating that shutoff device. the IWA would not sell any more water meters until the On the other hand, if the IWA requires more income to for the 'old' Islander increase was approved? cover expenses, the most equitable way would be to keep To the Editor Isn't it strange that the IWA was not able to support in the existing structure and increase the rate per 1,000 The Islander any orderly or substantiated way its need for an increase of gallons of use. The lawn lover will still absorb a much In answer, RE: the letter to the editor of The Islander this magnitude in its appearance before the Lee County higher increase but he or she will not be carrying the written by Mr. Kirsch as of Tuesday, May 26,1992,1 Commission? entire IWA on his or her back! would like to try to inform as to why our news media has I think the IWA thought we'd all be asleep. I urge all Karl G. Magg had to change from three or four pages in 1970 to 32 to your readers to show them we are not by coming to the Sanibel 40 pages in 1992. workshops at the Sanibel Community Center on June 10 When I moved here in 1970, we were not a at 7 p.m. and June 15 at 10 a.m. to ask them to justify Children's Center municipality; only about 400 to 600 families living here their actions. The IWA is owned by its water users. Let's thanks golf tournament 12 months of the year, and paying $400 to $600 a year in go assert our ownership! taxes. Now we are talking about 5,417 homesteaders, a Al Park contributors, participants municipality that is almost at the end of "build-out" and Sanibel an average tax bill of $6,000 to $8,000 and up per year. To the Editor There are other solutions The Islander For five years we have been trying to put a cap of 3 The Children's Center of the Islands wishes to thank percent on appraised valuations of state residential to the IWA's problems everyone involved in our charity golf tournament last properties, called "Save Our Homes." We hope to get this month. through the state legislature this fall. To the Editor We thank everyone who sponsored holes, provided We voted down a bond issue of $56 million to $85 The Islander million for a new causeway and bridge. We also voted As a 12-year resident of Sanibel, I would like to tournament and raffle prizes, donated T-shirts and other items for our goodie bags or provided breakfast, beer, down a $10 million bond issue for new land purchases. comment on the IWA water rate hike proposal currently desserts and sodas. Great credit also goes to the hard- The above is a "once-over lightly" of big projects that being considered by the Lee County Commission. working parents who asked for donations and helped set up have faced us and the news media the last couple of years. It may not have been intentional but the tables were the tournament. Most of our tourists, from all over the world, enjoy certainly stacked against anyone with a lawn when the keeping up with the trials and tribulations that we have on five-man rate committee was formed. Three of the five Thanks to the generosity of local business owners and managers we were able to raise funds to help provide Sanibel and appreciate the hard work and long hours our live in homes without grass. The fourth has a little strip scholarships and supplement educational programs for our news staffs put in. Our problems are many, Mr. Kirsch, along the edge of the road and the fifth lives on Kinzie non-profit preschool on Casa Ybel Road. and most of all of us are trying to make our thousands of Island in a home so large that it covers most of the Thank you all once again. visitors happy by keeping them up to date with property. The grass that does exist probably requires little conservation, local news and the well being of our Marilu Simmons & Wendy McMullen-Humphrey water since it is shaded by the house and surrounding professional reporting. Fund raisers, CHildren's Center of the Islands trees. Thank you for your interest in expressing yourself to us Even the news releases about the water rate increase do Water association's reaction and do stop in the next time you are here and let's have a not tell the whole story unless you calculate the cost Wisconsin "kaffie klatch." It would be interesting. using the new rate structure. The latest article in The interesting, frightening Urban Palmer Islander indicates an increase of 28 percent. Based on a Sanibel recent water bill, I paid $72.50 for the use of 25,000 To the Editor gallons. Using the proposed rate structure, I will pay $116 The Islander for the same 25,000 gallons. That is a 60 percent increase! It is interesting, if not downright frightening, to observe Something to say? the Island Water Association's reaction to having many of All letters to the editor for publication in The For the same month I paid $55 for electricity. It is their members question a 30 percent water rate increase. Islander must contain the sender's name, address outrageous to think that one might have to pay twice as How dare they do this! We'll show them! Of course, their and telephone upon request of the sender. The right much for water than electricity. threats of a water hookup moratorium lasted only a few to edit letters is reserved by the editor. Send your The IWA contends that it is being pressured by the hours. One can only hope and pray that more intelligent letters to: The Islander, P.O. 56, Sanibel, FL 33957. continued from page 2C o Saute the zucchinis, green pepper and onion in the Gingered Snow Peas with Apple apple and cook 2 minutes. Add the rest of the oil, snow DC butter for 10 minutes over medium heat. Add stock, salt, 2 tablespoons freshly grated ginger root peas, salt and pepper. Turn heat to high and cook 1 2 tablespoons olive oil minute, stirring all the time. You want the snow peas Q pepper and cilantro. Cook 20 minutes. Puree in batches in blender. Pour into a bowl and refrigerate. Before serving in 1 large cored and sliced Granny Smith apple crisp tender. This serves 4 and makes an excellent chilled soup cups, whisk in the cream, juice and Tabasco. 2 cups snow peas trimmed accompanying dish with fish. tn This serves 6. Salt and pepper If you want to peel the apple, do, but I prefer the skin left on, it gives more flavor and texture that way. The following recipe I learned from Pete Peterson who In a wok or heavy saute pan heat 1 tablespoon oil and add the ginger. Cook over medium heat 2 minutes, add the Bobbie Sharp has been cooking for family and is a superb cook and entertains continually friends for 50 years. She has studied under a>CM Chef Tel and under Julie Dannenbaum at the en Creative Cooking School in Philadelphia. She continued from page 1C and her husband, Thomas, moved to Sanibel in a> 1981 from Berwyn, Pa. restricts trimming to a four-month period beginning • Maintain reasonable navigability in a canal or Oct. 1. Maintenance pruning requires an annual waterway. ca permit and may not be done more than once during a •Ensure safety. 12-month period. • Implement an approved development plan that Trimming is limited to hand-held tools unless the includes a plan for mitigation. SANIBEL city manager expressly authorizes the use of Sound complicated? Not really. The folks at DER mechanical equipment. and in the Sanibel Planning Department understand RENTAL SERVICE No tree smaller than six feet in height may be the rules, and it behooves those landowners who plan trimmed. to remove or trim their mangroves to take the time to SHARPENING SERVICE Bark stripping and girdling of limbs is not read the rules carefully. NOW AVAILABLE permitted, and herbicides and chemical defoliants are Chain Saws, Knives - etc. prohibited. CONTRACTOR EQUIPMENT ALSO AVAILABLE Cut debris may not be disposed of in any wetland or Minimum Per Day open body of water, and trimming may be monitored Rental After at any time by a city vegetation inspector. 1 Week 1st Week The removal of mangroves is subject to approval of 30" & 39" Rollaway 30.00 5.00 Cribs 30.00 5.00 the city manager and is only authorized to: Porta Cribs 25.00 4.00 •Provide reasonable access from an upland site to a Are You Play Pen 20.00 4.00 body of water. in the Market Small Strollers 15.00 3.00 fora Large Strollers 20.00 4.00 Car Seats 20.00 4.00 Lincoln High Chair 20.00 4.00 or Mercury? Booster Seat 8.00 1.00 HUXTERS' Buddy Buggy 25.00 5.00 Beach Umbrella 20.00 3.00 DELI Call the See Me at Beach Chair 10.00 2.00 FREE Fort Myers Beach Lounge 10.00 2.00 FOUNTAIN SODA Bed Rail 6.00 1.00 S 00 Lincoln $5 Delivery Charge Sanlbel-Captiva with Every 3 (Off Islands charge may vary) CLASSIFIEDS Rob Strickland Mercury Deli Purchase hotline: (813)472-5777 Call Ahead Sanibel Resident 433-2277 472-5185 2246 Periwinkle Way 472-6988 395-2457 OVER 25 YEARS WITH FORD Sanibel Island, Fla. 33957 1203 Periwinkle Way Tuesday, June 9, 1992 Classified 5C

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Price $125 for both or $75 6/12/92 —SSSS— 2041808-3 PREMIER CROSSWORD / By Jo Paquin Terse Talk each. Call 574-7324; if no answer OPPORTUNITIES please try later. 6/16/92 — Sttt— 2040637-1 Tool business, complete with patent 76 Single and inventory. Great business PERSONAL ACROSS 46 "The — 87 River island DOWN exchange 1 Sacred Garden" 89 Young boy 1 Century plant membership 78 Actor's quest NIKON opportunity. Owner has other 79 Require interests. Priced for quick sale, SERVICES Egyptian bull (children's 90 Long fur 2 Window 40 Wild ducks AIF 2020 WITH NIKOR 28 MM 5Ata — book) scarf sections 41 U.S. physi- 82 Demented, in $4,995. Call 433-3503 after 6:00 Roof Painting and Coating, Tile, slang LENS. $300 O.B.O. WILL p.m. (puzzled) SO Burden 91 Assessors 3 Road to cist Gravel, Shingles, Mobile Homes, Rome 42 Harrow's 84 Elevator man TRADE FOR NIKON FM2 BODY 6/13/92 —tttt— 2042021-1 9 Bombs that bearer 93 Surgical R.V's also Power Washing Roofs, bombed 51 June bug knife 4 Early rival 86 Bunyan's OR OTHER NIKON Sidewalks, Pool Decks, Vinyl Siding, EQUIPMENT. 13 Mutilate 52 A little night 96 Checked colonizers 43 Very crafty "Pilgrim's —" | GARAGE SALES | Driveways. Free Estimates, Call 17 Small size of music? 97 Alone 5 Dormant 44 Cold Adriatic 88 Source of poi CALL PAUL, 549-5183. Larry 481-3569. type 54 Finnish bath 99 Celestial 6 Beach wind 90 Lover's song 6/10/92 —tttt— 2041545-5 Garage sale, moving. Disposing of 6/12/92 —SSSS— 2034636-1 18 Eastern 55 He played hunter important on 45 Practice with 92 Contract tools, antiques, photographic Screen Rooms, Entryways, Re- nanny Hopalong 100 Mongrel June 6, 1944 Rocky bridge coup MISCELLANEOUS equipment, etc. 737 Emeril Ct. - screen Pool Enclosures, Seamless 19 Buffalo's lake Cassidy dogs 7 Hector Hugh 47 Abandons 94 Lissome Eastrocks, West Gulf Dr. (beyond Gutters, Vinyl Siding, Carports, 20 Tree ol the 56 Optical 101 Mineral Munro 48 Grafted, In 95 Fit to drink Weight Reducer Rabbit Rd. on Sanibel). 8:00 a.m. - Utility Sheds, Awnings, Aluminum birch family Illusion spring 8 Author heraldry 96 Seeks polit- & Exerciser 3:00 p.m. Sat. 13th. Root over Roofs for Mobile Homes, 22 "Olympia" 59 Without spirit 104 Nurse shark Leonard 49 New Mexican ical office Practically new Pana Pous by 6/12/92 —StSS— 2041866-3 R.V's, Handrails, Roof Coatings, painter 61 "Do — 106 Baseball 9 C-G divider resort town 98 Ineffective Pana Sonic. 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Please call Jennifer 28 Grimace 67 Scotch tea 111 In a haphaz- 14 First Arabic letter 58 One of the 105 He played 8:00 a.m. - noon, June 13. at 481-8516. 30 Legal matter cake ard way Pine Island Mangos 711192 —SSSS— 2037534-1 31 Alchemist's 69 God of the 114 Remorseless 15 Perfect Flynns "Lou Grant" And Tropical Fruit, new location, 472-1190. term for east wind 117 Flee to wed model 60 Young 107 Hersey's bell one block east of 4-way stop signs 6/12/92 — tttt — 2041987-3 silver 71 Dispatch 118 In tempo 16 Holy city of freshwater town at Pine Island Center, Gulf Island Elder sitting by responsible female, 32 Female boat 120 Eve, of films Islam eel 108 Gold was his Groves. 283-5744. for your special person. Will come to parent 72 Collected 121 Fender- 17"— vincit 63 He wrote problem 6/26/92 — tttt — 2040921-4 | HELP WANTED ( your home or take you for any 34 Splinter literary bender omnia" "The Bells" 109 Fragrant outing. 7 days a week. Rate $8/hr. 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Call bonus Both skilled and unskilled workers 39 Regrets catchall 126 Makes a gradually New York Sanlbel Keith, 772-5880. 41 Vacation 83 Containing boo-boo 36 Heavy Bay 119 "48—" needed in your area. $16,500. to 6/12/92 -SSSS— 2040866-1 Periwinkle east to No. $72,000. plus benefits. For list of spot less fat 127 Epic poetry burden 72 Helper: abbr. (Eddie 44 Decorative 84 Sioux Indian 128 Bridge 37 Water bottle 73 Aztec "Noah" Murphy Yachtsman. current jobs and application to apply Architect specialized resort will 6/11/92 —tttt— 2041722-3 from home, Call 1 (800) 264-2345, bracelets 85 Jazz dance position 38 Stock- 74 Recites movie) Ext.A-237. suggest great ideas Rare videos. Benny, Godfrey, to enhance your home 1 3 4 14 15 Berle, A&A, Wynn, 6/12/92 —StSt— 2037533-1 Gildersleeve, Smith, Mack, to sell better, or for your Como, $64,000? Wayne, Advertising Sales personal enjoyment. Very Bogart. SILENTS. 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ZBDGZXWGZK 278-1144 camper, canvas, Loran, VHF, —tttt— 2038055-3 color depth sounder, good HBZIISZWGBZ: "G W ' L D J F.XUWJ X Z Q G ' V V HUJ Actors and models - reviewing 1992 windless mint condition. Must K-Mart, Wal-Mart catalog. 2 Florida see. $29,900 O.B.O. 772-7434, G T G N X Z W W I! ." movies, swimwear. Call 1-789-3088. Cape Coral. 6/11/92 —SSSS — 2039740-6 6/24/92 —SStt— 2041601-1 Today's Cryptoquip clue: G equals I Tuesday, 6C Classified June 9, 1992

COMMERCIAL South Seas Plantation 1 ACRE LAKEFRONT LOT WEST GULF DRIVE | CONDOS FOR RENT I South Seas Beach Villa Marina Villa, premium, 2/BD, For Rent 6 Ft. elevations offering Gulf Front Condominium PROPERTY 2/BA, steps to pool, 2 mile 2 BD/2 BA with "steeping" loft, privacy and seclusion. Perfect Small complex, heavily rented. POINTE SANTO: 2 br/2 ba condo, beach. Gorgeous view, resort accommodates 6. Located on SALES/RENTALS for the tropical gardener. Close You'll think you're In the South completely furnished, gulf view. amenities, dock optional. Gulf of Mexico, spectacular to beaches and shopping. Call Pacific. Call now for your Weekly rentals available. Seasonal Cablevislon. Renting weekly rates. Contact owner, 812/378- view. Reasonable rates nowl Ask for Paul Primeaux private showlngl Retail Space Available 1992-1993. Sometimes 0567. through owner. 1-800-388-2311 Paul Primeaux The Villages, Front Location. available on short notice at 8/28/2009 —tttt— 174992-3 Contact Mrs. M. Wrelole, 813-472-2311 1-800-388-2311 Periwinkle Way, Sanlbel. discounted rate. Call owner, 813-472-2311, 24 hours. (908) 747-5930. savel REMAX of The Islands SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION: Call 482-4351. 4/14/2010 —tttt— 2032732-3 RE/MAX of The Islands Now accepting reservations for 6/10/92 — tltt— 2040879-3 Lands End Village, 3 BR/3 BA. (914) 737-6121 4/14/2012 —tttt— 2032733-3 1992. (914) 528-8881 Eves, Wkends. RIVERFRONT Fantastic view of Gulf and 2/5/2009 —ttlt— 2009680-3 1000 sq. ft. building for rent Ample 5/8/2009 —tttt— 2023451-3 Homeslte in beautiful Caioosa Yacht Redflsh Pass, weekly or parking, Hwy. 41 South. 639-7888. & Racquet Club, with long view Priced to sell, $34,900. monthly rates. Save direct Loggerhead Cay, Sanlbel 8/19/92 — SSS$— 2041811-1 toward downtown Ft. Myers. All Spacious 2/BD 2/BA condo Owner. Days - 800-227-3633 2 BR/2 BA, luxury condo utilities in place and Association and ask for Bruce Brust. amenities completed including located In serene orange tennis, pool, microwave, VACATION Sanlbel Island marina, clubhouse with restaurant, grove, Lehlgh Acres. Large Evenings - (201) 627-1267. discounted rates. Only steps from the beach. tennis, pool and park. Located in master suite, Florida room, 4/2/2010 —tttt— 1965528-3 Owner 1-800-359-0835 days, PROPERTY Large 4 BR, pool home, South Ft. Myers just west of awnings for all windows, 513-574-3283 eves. Coquina Beach - 2 BR, 2 BA, Gulf completely and attractively College-McGregor intersection. ceiling fans, central heat/air, 6/12/92 —tttt— 2034637-3 furnished. Available monthly. Price reduced for immediate sale. side. Newly decorated, all amenities. BEAUTIFUL CAPTIVA ISLAND Caioosa Property Sales Inc. 433- newly painted Interior. Great Available weekly, bi-weekly, or The Gingerbread House Call Rick, 419-756-3211 days 1832. retirement or seasonal home. monthly. Call (215) 860-1365 after | HOMES FOR RENT | A new private home with or (419)756-4945 eves. 6123192 —tttt— 2038068-3 Call Marie, 368-7800 or 368- 3:00 pjn. Victorian Key West charm, 6/24/92 —tttt— 2024379-3 0478 eves, or Colleen, 472- 8/18/2010 —tilt— 1989697-3 blended with contemporary Closeout 1587 or 267-7061 eves. LOGGERHEAD CAY 2 BD/2 BA, CHANGE OF PACE space and luxury. A two-minute BOCA GRANDE Only 6 homesites left in The 6/17/92 —tttt— 2039072-1 gulf view. $550/wk off season (May Beautiful Vacation Home stroll from a beautiful private Riverside of Caioosa Yacht & 1st - Dec. 21st). Seasonal rents 3 bedrooms, 2 baths beach on the Gulf. Near Remember Sanlbel of Racquet Club. Riverfront, (Dec. 2st - April 30th) also available. historic Chapel-By-The-Sea, 15 years ago? marinefront and off-water lots Your own private tennis court & IDUPLEXESFORSALEJ Rates vary. 908-223-6748 swimming pool, 100 yards to Captlva Library and South Then try Boca Grande available. Private, deed restricted. 2/5/2009 —tttt— 2009677-3 Seas Plantation Resort. Two this year. Beachfront Waterfront community with marina, Gulf of Mexico. Call for times bedrooms, two full baths; accommodations, villas, and/or clubhouse with restaurant, tennis, Become a landlord! available. completely equipped space- private homes available. pool and park. Prices begin at 216/338-8031 Call toll free for Information Opportunities from $1,000 age kitchen; washer/dryer; $83,900. Caioosa Property Sales, The Atrium 216/338-5281 light, airy great room with . 1 (800) 881-2622. Inc. 433-1832. Investment In assumables and Luxurious Gulf front condo. 9/7/2007 —tttt— 22989-3 cathedral ceilings; den; Boca Grande Real Estate, Inc. 6/23/92 —tttl— 2038066-3 government repossessions. Top floor, closest to Gulf. 7/3/92 —tttt— 202491B-7 NORTH CAPTIVA ISLAND. Air screened veranda. Furnished Others have become 2 week minimum. Adults only. with lovely Shaker antiques. conditioned cottages. Sleeps 6, millionaires with the right Available after April 3, '92. accessible by plane or boat only. Photos & references available. Captlva REAL ESTATE method. Call Larry for details. C.G. Leach, M.D. From $450/wk. 305-971-0456 or Dec. 15 - April 30, $950/wk. On Gulf Estate home. May 1 - Aug. 31, $6S0/wk. Sand Dollar Realty, 433-1343. 7497 99th St. Ct. N. 305-480-8867. 3 or 4 bd, 3/ba, ultimate luxury, DISTANT Sept. 1 • Dec. 14, SSSO/wk. 6/13/92 —tttt— 2042018-1 White Bear Lake 6/29/2004 —tttt— 50696-3 all amenities, lap pool, Rate applies to 4 people. COOL N.C. MOUNTAINS MN 55110 exercise room. FOR FREE LISTING ON (612) 426-5759 Annual/Dunes Henry Romersa (Captlva) Weekly rentals available. A VARIETY OF | HOMES FOR SALE | 4/16/2009 —tttt— 2019743-3 Enjoy your own pool! 4911 Tanglewood Drive Owner (813) 395-0162. PROPERTIES & HOMES By owner, 3/BD, 2/BA, piling home. 3 bdrms, 2 baths, unfurnished. Nashville, Tennessee 37216 6/4/2009 —tttt— 2028005-3 CALL TOLL FREE: Sand Pointe - newly decorated and 615/262-9859 1-800-438-8159 Great room, dumb waiter, east end $1,500 per month. Gulf front penthouse with roof top of Sanibel. 1 block from beach. well supplied condo with view of 12/1/2007 —tttt— 160421-3 RAPER REALTY Gulf on Sanibel. 2/bd 2/ba. Call Call 463-7988 sun deck. 2BR/2 BA, plus den, P.O. BOX 619 $219,000. Call, leave message, 6/25/2009 —tttt— 2031621-3 LOGGERHEAD CAY: 2 Bedroom, 2 gorgeous views, reasonable rates, (813)489-0702. owner 1-800-438-3822. bath, penthouse condo. Newly MURPHY, NC 28906 7/1/92 —tttt— 2031522-3 small complex, spacious unit, pool, 7/10/92 —tttt— 2035489-7 8/27/2009 —tttt— 2040631-3 Island retreat. Lovely 3 bd, 2 ba decorated, vaulted ceilings with tennis. Glenn at 1 (800) 232-6004 or home. Chateau SurMer. Fully turn. fans, on beach. Beautiful gulf view. Large condo for rent - 3 bedrooms, (813)481-3553. St. Lucia West Indies Direct Access 3 baths, fenced in porch, heated Priv. beach access. Avail. April- Oct. Tennis, pool, microwave, sleeps 6. 6/19/92 —tttt— 2034132-3 Seawall, dock, Tahitian-style 2/2 Call 305-235-0762. Call owner for rates. 513-831-6921. luxury Island home on Marigot pool. Located off Summerlin. Will be piling home, custom built, cedar trim available June 15th. $725. Call 939- 7/21/92 —tttt— 2039744-3 a/12/2009 — tttt— 1892544-3 Bay. 4 bedroom, 3 bath. porches, vinyl siding, bronze 12 ft. - Excellent yacht anchorage. 7131. Caring couple or small family 8 ft. sliders, features cathedral great 6/30/92 —tttt— 2035587-1 needed for this beautiful 3 BD/2 BA POINTE SANTO DE Call 543-8604 after 6:00 p.m. room, a large kitchen, appliances, pool home on the East End. Walking SAN1BEL 6/19/92 —tttt— 2039066-1 verticals, fans, plush crapet, raised THE ATRIUM distance to Marina. All services concrete pad for rooms beneath. Luxurious Gulf front penthouse Exclusive, beautifully included. Call Fred (agent) (813) MEXICO: Priced for quick sale, $98,500.694- decorated Gulf Front luxury. 472-3121 days or 472-6726 condo. 2 BR, 2 BA, screened 5753. 2/BD, 2/BA, wrap-around 5,000 sq. ft. undeveloped land evenings. lanal, with spiral staircase to 6/12/92 —tttt— 2040903-1 balcony, wonderful view, 6/12/92 —tttt— 2040984-3 - Baja California, San Felipe private rooftop sundeck. Vacation Rentals Small frame house, 2 bedroom, 1 sunsetsl Call owner at Gorgeous sunrises and A large selections of private District. El Dorado Ranch bath, carport, screened front porch. (203) 438-5879 or (800) 484- Home on Large Lot In sunsets. Beautifully decorated homes, cottages and condos Estates, 27 yr. lease Near churches, shopping, school. 7304 - after tone - 8286. Gumbo Limbo and fully equipped. available. remaining. Management fee Call 283-1901 or 283-8862. Just 7/23/2009 —tttt— 2035705-3 2/BR, 2/BA, unfurnished, 2 car Substantial savings. Weekly Rentals $475 to $3,500 paid for 1992. $5,000 cash, north of Pine Island Center. Gulf front, 2/BR, 2/BA condo. garage and large secure Call owner, 215-664-2371. Call Pat for Information. negotiable. Immediate sale. 6/12/92 —tttt— 2040904.4 Screened lanai, pool, tennis. storage area. Annual rental Available after May 6th, 1992. Call a/14/2008 —tttt— 1966727-3 (813) 472-3158 or 472-0111 Owner (813) 549-8437 Small house, 2 bdrm., 1 bath, full preferred. $800lmo. 6/18/92 —tttt— 2040836-1 length carport, city water, close to owner, 617-659-7460. P.O. Box 189 8/7/2009 —tttl— 2037861-3 Call 813-283-2001, 7:30 a.m.- CAPTIVA GULF FRONT churches, school, shopping. North 4:00 p.m. or Captlva, FL 33924 of Pine Island Center. Call 283-8862 BEACH HOUSE 7/31/2009 —tttt— 2036839-3 rCONDOS FOR SALE or 283-1901. (813) 472-2471. BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE BEACH 1 Bedroom apartment, sleeps four, 6/12/92 —tttt— 2040906-4 • ••••• 6/11/92 —tttt— 2041717-3 AT YOUR DOOR STEP very near beach, 1st floor, WIDE SELECTION DIRECT WATERFRONT!!! Unique super large ranch style CONDOS & HOMES Small 312, close In, month to Gorgeous views, palm trees, swimming pool, nights, weekly or home in wooded area. Ideal for FABULOUS SUNSETSl ALL PRICES month, no lease. $700 plus and privacy In a sunny, month. Call (813)472-2902. partners, in-laws, guest quarters, or 6/1/2000 —tttt— 2036642-3 Large 2 bedroom condos from FT. MYERS & SANIBEL security. 305-247-8850. spacious "old Florida" style teenagers. Two complete kitchens, $153,900. CALL LOUISE 6/11/92 —tttt— 2041718-3 home. New furnishings, 3 TVs, Furnished efficiency. A/C, cable, great room, 6 bedrooms, 4-1/2 lanai, WD in unit, pool, private 3 bedroom penthouses from baths, pool, large lily pond. 5,000 sq. VIP REALTY GROUP, INC. Microwave, washer, dryer, etc. stocked lake. Close to beaches, $265,000. ft. total. Call for details, 768-1957. RENTAL DIVISION 3 BD/3-1/2 BA. * Den shopping. Available thru December Punta Rassa and Sonesta 6/13/92 —tttt— 2041034-1 1-800-237-7526 | INTERVAL FOR SALE | $1,800/wk. Apr. 26 - Dec. 14, 1992. Deposit, references required. Sanlbel Harbour Resort (813) 481-5067 $500 monthly. Unit #405.433-4555, Sanibel East End, canal, bay NORTH AMERICAN TITLE $3,200/wk. Dec 15 - Apr. 26. condominiums are our area's access, dock, boat ramp, 2/BD, 8/7/2009 —tilt— 2037871-3 INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. BEAUTIFUL NEW 481-9474. 6/13/92 —tttt— 2042019-1 best value. Breathtaking views 2/BA, double garage, new carpet, Captains Walk. 2 br, 1-1.5 ba, SWIMMING POOL of San Carlos Bay and Gulf of vinyl, large rooms, 1/2 acre. (813) completely furnished. Microwave, Specializing In Personalized Days 201-569-2111 Mexico, swimming pools,. 472-9651 owner. garbage disposal, screened porch, Real Estate Closings 6/12/92 —tttt— 2041720-3 beach access, no pets. $650/ mo. Wkends, 914-687-0360. | LOTS FOR SALE | tennis, health spa, great and 5/2/2000 —tttt— 1972075-3 414-728-0477. Your Title Insurance Needs fishing, beach, great rental Kelly Greens Villa Home for Pine Island Lots. Canal front lot. 8/18IB2 —tttt— 2039746-3 TIMESHARE AND CAPTIVA - Luxury Gulf front house - Income, marina adjacent. And, sale. 3/BR, 2/BA, many GENERAL REAL ESTATE vaulted ceilings, screened lanal and 60'x120' deep water, direct access, Punta Rassa - Waterfront 2 BR/2 $45,000. Mobile home lot close to best of all, Sanlbel Is at the upgrades, owner motivated, BA. Large units. Furnished or 11595 Kelly Road open deck overlooking Gulf to enjoy Ft. Myers, FL 33908 beautiful sunsets. Private beach, pool, $9,950. Bayfront lot, view of OTHER END of the causeway. must see. $167,000/neg. Call unfurnished. Annual or seasonal. Sanibel, $150,000. Larkin Real You CAN have It ALL! Call (813) 454-3140. 813-454-1600 heated pool, all amenities. Weekly Tennis courts, pool, top floors, 6/30/2004 —ttlt— 5095B-3 (813)472-1764. Estate, 283-4871. (813) 454-5300 or stop by our 7/2/92 —tttt— 2041721-3 fantastic views of Sanibel and Gulf. 7/31/2008 —tttt— 1980965-3 11/27/2009 —tttt— 1944096-4 office at the entrance to the Call David, 454-0920. Call me to purchase or to sell LAKEFRONT PARADISE properties (across from 6/19/92 —tttt— 2040008-5 vacation time share weeks on Beach House BY OWNER Sanibel. Herb Simon, realtor. Office causeway toll bldg.) APARTMENTS & Sanibel Arms, beautifully 813-542-1101, 800-741-1101. 3 BR/2 BA on Shell Basket Rare Sanlbel find. PRISCILLA MURPHY decorated, completely furnished 2 BREATHTAKING view on DUPLEXES FOR RENT Home 574-5697, 800-933-1458. Lane. 150 yards from gulf. All REALTY, INC. bdrm., with porch, only $599/mo. for Re/Max Realty Team. amenities. beautiful lake In private semi-annual lease ending 12/20/92. community. 8/18/2010 —tttt— 1989698-3 Sublet 6/1-10/1/92, 2 BR/2 BA, in Owner 813-996-4811. 5/12/2010 —tttt— 1973246-3 May - Sept. $400/wk. the Dunes on the lake. Fully Quiet cul-de-sac seclusion. 6/18/92 —tttt— 2041719-3 Casa Ybel investment opportunity. Oct. - Christmas. $700/wk. LARGE WATER FRONTAGE. Gulf Front furnished, includes Baby Grand Weeks 51 & 52, Xmas - New Year's, Christmas • April $1,1OO/Wk. piano, washer/ dryer, $750/mo. plus THE ATRIUM - 2 BR/2 BA condo. $139,000 2BD2 BA, fully furnished, 214G, $33,000 for both weeks. If No pets. (813) 267-7557 or 201-569-5033 utilities. Call 472-8988. Beautifully decorated, overlooking you want us to we'll rent them back (813) 395-2078, Mike or Maria. 9/22192 —$ttt— 1968370-3 tennis, pool, screened lanal, 6/3/2011 —tttt— 2034139.3 gulf. All amenities. 2-week minimum. from you for10 % rent per year. Bert 8/27/2010 —tttt— 1896924-3 sleeps six, covered parking, Owner (313) 886-4757. (813)643-2227. Oceanfront lots with attached boat 2/6/2009 —ttlt— 2010088-3 dockage on private island having excellent rentals, on site mgnt. CONDO FOR RENT 6/23/92 —tttt— 2036728-3 South Seas Plantation vehicular access in Florida Keys. Must sell $275,000. Owner 2 BD/1 BA with screened Call Alan Wortzel at 472-2255 or (401)934-1434 (813-395-2142. Gulf Cottage porch. Completely refinlshed, 800-553-2246 of Brokers/ 3/8/2008 —tttt— 2017749-3 crisp, clean, modern Discount rates for summer. Consultants of Sanibel, Inc. Answer to Crossword Puzzle No. 495 3 BR/3 BA, loft, porch, 6/30/92 —tttt— 2013048-3 By Owner furnishings. Availability published today. beautifully furnished, washer, Boca Grande flexible. No children, no dryer, TV, VCR, pool, tennis, Quality near beach building lot, acre 2 BD/2 BA completely smoking. etc. After 10:00 a.m. +. Water meter, secluded, cleared furnished, 2nd floor condo. Call Sandy Silverberg 1-800-227-1783 for easy viewing. Call Vince with (813) 472-4853 or Brokers-Consultants at 472-2255 or Overlooks Bay. Boat slip or (714) 499-1783. available, $169,000. (301) 595-1855 call for a brochure on oversized and 6/23/92 —tttt— 2039889-3 12/1/2010 —tttt— 2005156-3 unusual island building lots. 800- Call (813) 697-7522. Beachfront home on North Captjva 553-2246. 4/16/2009 —tttt— 2019742-3 Duplex 2/BR, 1/BA, central air/heat, Island. Furnished. Peace and quiet. 6/30/92 —tttt— 2013136-3 carpet. Yearly lease. No pets. 5470 Spectacular views. Steps to the BY OWNER 11th Ave., Ft. Myers. 472-2624. waters edge. Week/Month Rates. Beautiful Lot on Sanibel BEST TENNISPLACE UNIT A36 6/11/92 —tttt— 2040633-3 Water taxi available. 813-549-7066 Caioosa Shores on Bowen TOP FLOOR CORNER - 2/BR Sanibel duplex, 3/BD, 1/BA, east or 813-472-6661. Bayou, 100 ft, water frontage. GORGEOUS WATERFRONT side of Island. Central air/heat, 6/26/92 —tttt— 2009629-1 Any offer considered. For Sale VIEW canal, dock, utilities included. No pets. $700/mo. annual lease, A THREE BEDROOM AND 2 by Owners. NEW APPLIANCES (205) 985-4447. $750/mol semi-annual lease. 1st BEDROOM, GULF FRONT CASABLANCA CEILING FANS and last. Call (813) 472-0385. 5/22/2009 —tttt— 2025858-3 WITH PRIVATE POOL AND MIRRORED LIVING ROOM 6/18/92 —tttt— 2041726-3 SPA. AVAILABLE FOR Must Sell - San Carlos Lot, WALL ANNUAL RENTAL FT. MYERS VACAVON RENTAL. SPECIAL 1 block off paved road. $149,500 FIRM. BEACH. 1 BDRM., 1 BATH, SUMMER RATES. OPTION TO $6,900/ Best. CALL (813) 472-1545 SCREENED PORCH, AC, USE ALL SOUTH SEAS 267-3340. 5/26/2009 —tttt— 2026834-3 PLANTATION'S RESORT BEACH ACCESS. AVAILABLE 6/12/92 —tttt— 2025859-3 Punta Rassa - 2 BR/2 BA, 1,320 sq. FACILITIES. JUNE 15TH, $425 A MONTH * For sale by owner, large lot, 25,182 ft. Fantastic view of Gulf of Mexico $425 SECURITY DEPOSIT & Answer to Cryptoquip: CALL OWNER AFTER 3:00 square feet (over 1/2 acre) in Belle and San Carlos Bay. Top floor P.M. EST, 219-272-0889 OR Meade Subdivision, $69,500. Call covered parking, tennis courts, pool UTILITIES. 170 PEARL ST. SAID DEFEATED CANDIDATE AT GOP NOMI- 219-271-0115. Rick Jernigan, 912-434-9557. & spa. Call David, 454-0920. 463-4523. NATING CONVENTION: "IT'S MY PARTY AND 6/9/92 —tttt— 2019809-3 6/12/2009 —tttt— 2029306-3 6/19/92 —tttt— 2036094-5 6/19/92 —tttt— 2041858-1 I'LL CRY IF I WANT TO." Tuesday, June 9, 1992 Classified 7C

INVESTMENT CLEANING 1 I RENTAL SHARING | | FILL DIRT &GRAPING j FURNITURE REPAIR & HOME FURNISHINGS | PROPERTY 3 BR house to share on Sanibel, REFINISHING one block from beach in West Gulf J. CAMPION Pastel colors with floral print, NEED YOUR WICKER OR GRACEWAY CLEANING Drive area. $425/month includes couch and loveseat. Good TOP SOIL • FILL • SHELL • RATTAN FURNITURE We live on Sanlbel. utilities. Call 472-5500 days until condition. Asking $130. For Lease back of luxurious model 5:00 p.m. GRAVEL REPAIRED, RECANED, both, or best offer. Excellent local references. 6/18/92 —SSt$— 2041868-3 REWOVEN, RESTORED OR estate home. For full details Rental units, private homes. Large - Small Amounts CUSHIONS RECOVERED? WE 458-5208. call Brokers/Consultants at Weekly, bi-monthly or monthly. SPREADING & TRACTOR ALSO BUILD WICKER AND 6/10/92 —SStt— 2040298-1 472-2255. CONCRETE & Regular cleans or deep cleans. MOWING RATTAN FURNITURE AND 6/30/92 —ttSS— 2031521-3 SECURITY HOUSE CHECK ACCESSORIES. QUICK MASONRY 694-5455 AND DELIVERY. CALL WICKER PAINTING WORLD 542-3832. MAINTENANCE PROGRAM Island Brickwork, all type masonry, specializing in brick homes, 6/12/82 —StiS— 1897342-1 11/8/2002 — ttSS— 1872698-9 Across from Edison College on Inexpensive weekly checks on fireplace, patio, entrance gate, R. Gordineer Painting College Parkway! Office building for all systems during your planter, mailboxes, garden walls, Licensed, insured, exteriors or sale. 100% leased. 12% cash return I absence. If it's important to you, interiors a specialty. Neat and . Long term leases plus location, steps, barbeques. Block, brick, Tony & Grace Lyons, stone, glassblock. Insured. reliable, references available. For location, location I Call Mark it may be news for us. free estimate call 336-5160. Alexander & Company 433-0400. 472-9449 RX0065650, MA000048. 283-0820. 6/12/82 —iSIS— 2041945-4 6/9/92 —SSSS— 2041203-1 7/8/92 —tttt— 2040380-1 5/15/2008 — tttS— 1866732-3 Call The Islander at 472-5185. WHEN YOU WANT IT RESERVE YOUR DONE BUSINESS CARD RIGHT, IN THE ISLANDER TODAY! 472-5185 to PROFESSIONAL ELECTRICIANS LANDSCAPING PRESSURE CLEANING

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WE WILL FRAME $04. 1 REPAIRS & BUILDING ANY POSTER FOR PAINTERS Includes: DRY MOUNT & KEG. GLASS & FIT. GOLD, BLACK or SILVER #11ANODIZED ALUMINUM UP TO 24 X 30. LIMITED TIME OFFER LEN WOJNAR • Soffit Lie. # CGC 04971 ISLAND GALLERY AND BOUTIQUE 71 fin OWNER blSiESTEHO BLVD. SUITE #5, FT. MYERS BEACH • Fascia CONSTRUCTION® OF S/W FLORIDA INC THE PAINT COMPANY, INC. LICENSED • INSURED • BONDED KIRK HARMON SCREENS DIVISION LEE COUNTY • P.T. 000268 EXTERIOR • INTERIOR • Aluminum Roofs • Glass Rooms PRESSURE CLEANING & MIN. R REPAIRS • Screen Rooms • Vinyl Rooms "Over 400 Island References" • Rescreening • Mobile Home • Pool Enclosures Set Ups Gallery & Custom Framing 472-8844 Sanibel Lie. 502059 At The New Timber's Center 711 Tarpon Bay Road (813) 472-8788 10% Off AM Framing 1 PHARMACY SALES & SERVICE with this ad •xp. 6/30/92 WHEELCHAIRS ISLAND LOCKSMITH CRUTCHES • CANES • WALKERS and Security Services HAIR CARE SALES AND RENTALS 24 Hour Emergency Service All Durable Medical Supplies jgffl 472-2394 matrix' 472-8866 Barrier Island HAIR DESIGN FOR MENAWOMEN f HAIRSTYLING-PEHAIRSTYLING-PERMING-COLORIN1 G SHIPPING MANICURES-PED1CURES-472-5699 Pharmacies 1200 Periwinkle Way*At Wl's Landing Open 6 Days Thurs. Evening by Appt. 2440 Palm Ridge Rd. * Sanibel "SERVICING YOUR PAK "N" SHIP COMPLETE PACKAGING & FOR PICK-UP CALL SHIPPING NEEDS" Need more papers? 395-1220 Additional copies of particular issues of The Islander mailed a the reader's "UPS AUTHORIZED SHIPPING OUTLET" request cost $2 each to cover postage and handling. Mail requests with check or money order to: P.O. Box 56, Sanibel, FL 33957. Now Shipping Indian River Fruit 24O2 PALM RIDGE ROAD, SANIBEL LISTING PMR.T TprjATF Priscilla Murphy ^ • I • • W f^m I I i Realty, Inc. • ^^ JL JL^JL JL JL M—l Beach Front Condominiums • Canal Front Homes • Cottages • Hideaway Retreats Golf Course Living • Luxury Resort Properties • Buildable Homesites • Commercial

HOMES HOMES SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION MARINA VILLA Two bedroom - two bath Marina Villa unit over- looking the marina and golf course. You won't find a condominium more perfect for seasonal vaca- tions and rentals. Golf, tennis, pool, boating, din- ing - all of the resorfs amenities are at your finger- tips. Available for a reasonable $260,000. Call Kris Hawkins at 472-5154. ' CONDOMINIUMS

OWNER WILL CARRY MORTGAGE AFFORDABLE VACATION Yes! We have owner financing on this very near LUXURY BEACH FRONT LIVING Bet you can't beat the price on a comparable! This beach home, quietly tucked away in a charming This extraordinary property on West Gulf Drive one bedroom, first floor Colonnades unit is avail- island niche. Features include 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, offers the widest Gulf frontage on Sanibel. It is a able fully furnished and equipped. If offers excel- free-standing fireplace, parquet floors, new tile, spacious, 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath home built on low lent rentals and on-site management. Amenities solar heated pool, 1/2+ acre parcel and more. pilings set amidst 1.5 acres of high beach ridge. include a screened porch, swimming pool and Available for $299,500. Special features include a large deck, 40' x 11' beach easement Yours for only $115,500. Call Barbara Chopin at 472-5154. screened porch and solar-heated pool. Available Call Marsha Clifford at 472-1511. for $1,475,000. ISLAND BEACH CLUB Contact Mary Lou Bailey at 472-1511. This apartment has just been refurbished and offers lovely western views of the Gulf and tropi- cal vegetation. Features include two bedrooms, two baths, porch, storage, covered parking, pool, club- PERIWINKLE PINES house. Available furnished for $279,500. Ideal 3 bedroom residence nestled in a centrally Call Loretta Geiger at 472-4121. located community of single family homes and duplexes surrounded by a lovely wooded environ- SPANISH CAY ment Features include a desirable split floor plan, A Real Treat! This top floor unit has a great view of cathedral ceiling, breakfast room, work room, and the golf course, and will be a perfect second home large screened porch. Amenities include swim- or rental unit Features include two bedrooms, two READY AND WAITING ming and tennis. $240,000. baths, laundry room, furnishings and appliances. This new, architecturally designed ultra-luxury Call Peggy Miller at 472-5154. Amenities include a swimming pool, fishing dock, home in Sanibel Estates is near the Colony Beach and short walk to the beach. Available for only Club, and is similar in design. It features 4 bed- $169,900. Call Carol Brisky at 472-1511. rooms, media room, family room, 4 baths, pool, SHELL HARBOR COMMERCIAL Gulf views, and many more outstanding appoint- This deep water, canal front home is found in one ments too numerous to mention here. Please call of the best locations in the third addition. Features GULF FRONT MOTEL COMPLEX for an information package. include two bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, Great Room Quaint, established, six unit motel offering a fan- Contact Mary Lou Bailey at 472-1511. with beamed cathedral ceiling, solar heated pool, tasticjopportunity to an owner/operator. In addi- dock, and a long lagoon view. Available for tion, two duplex units are available featuring daily $479,000. rentals. All part of Tropical Tradewinds Resort. Call Ron Silveus at 472-1511. Owner financing possible! Call for details. Contact John Smith at 472-1511. CAPTIVA ISLAND Multi-use parcel composed of 100 feet of commer- cial property on the corner of Wightman and Laika Lane, plus an additional 75 feet of buildable resi- dential property on Laika Lane. Call for details. Contact Peggy Miller at 472-5154. "SUNSET BAY" HOMESITES Charming up-island living for you and your guests. This property provides an ideal location for CAPTIVA ISLAND the boater, fisherman and nature lover. The home The old island just the way you like it. This quiet is situated directly on the waterfront and offers a secluded lot is found in The Village" area, with an fireplace, volume ceilings, cedar trim, sleeping easy walk to the beach. $200,000. loft, sun deck, dock and much more. There is also ULTRA LUXURY Call Barbara Chapin at 472-5154. * cozy one bedroom guest cottage on the grounds. A See this spectacular upscale Florida home situated GULF PINES very special package available for only $364,900. on a corner lot in desirable Shell Harbor. It offers a This buildable lot is found in one of the most natural Call Dorothy Sprouse at 472-6500. deep water, direct access canal, 3 bedrooms, 3-1/2 residential neighborhoods on Sanibel. Community baths, family room, fireplace, sundeck arid, much amenities include deeded beach access, swimming pool, more. Complete with heated pool and superb land- N tennis, lakes, clubhouse and more. Call for details. GULFFRONT scaping. Available for $925,000. Available for $181,000. Contact Art Corace at 472-1511. CHATEAUX SUR MER Call Tom Wiley at 472-4121. If you've been waiting for an outstanding value in a Gulf front home ... Here it is! This community overflows with Sanibel charm and is found in a peaceful island niche. Home features include 3 DEPEND ON PMR... bedrooms, den, 3 baths, fireplace, screened pool Since 1955 Priscilla Murphy Realty has been the leading real estate specialist on Sanibel and overlooking the Gulf, gazebo on the beach and Captiva Islands. You simply can't find a more experienced REALTOR. much more. Please see this one! Available for only No matter what kind of property you desire, we have it listed and available for immediate sale. $895,000. Call Charles Sobczak at 472-4121. Learn about island real estate from an expert, and buy with confidence and trust. Let PMR's many years of experience guide your way. MLS SECLUDED WATERFRONT Looking for a quiet, peaceful, island lifestyle far from the busy life? This home is found in a neigh- Call Us Today borhood rich in beautiful vegetation and on a deep water, direct access canal perfect for sailing and SANIBEL: (813) 472-1511 • CAPTIVA: (813) 472-5154 REALTOR canoeing. Sound interesting? Available for AFTER HOURS CALL OUR TOLL FREE NUMBER 1-800-233-8829 $249,500. Call Art Corace at 472-1511. 5 Convenient Locations • P.O. Box 57 • Sanibel, FL 33957