Causeway toll Down Visitors guide —25A discussions -6 A on the Fishing tips — 12B Fund for strays -12A boardwalk —3B Shelling tips — 13B
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Head 'em up*. That was the battle cry of the 58th Annual Arcadia Fort Myers. Staff writer Scott Martell and photographer their own impressions of the occasion. See page 10B. fRodeo held last weekend in the little town northeast of Ricki Kosakow Cooper hit the road and came back with
INDEX ALSO THIS WEEK
Afts-Leisure 7B Bridge 7B 'Shell-shock' is latest Mayor Johnson Enough is enough Business 18A will not run again Cityside 12A Classifieds 20B Columnist Chefle Koster Sanibel Mayor Louise Oeorge Campbell says Clubs 9B Walton describes the malady Johnson cites personal reasons visitors have overstressetf Milestones 22A whose victims live for mud for her decision not to seek a these tiny but wonderful Police beat 19A flats, low tide and the Shell ** second term on the City islands in the Pacific. Recreation-Sports 10B Fair. Council. Service directory 17B CA dfr\ —12A cis(mdetv\
Tuesday 2A Island Shorts July 8,1986 \ High school senior gets WHAT IS IT? crash course in state government Florida has just passed a bill initiating a state lot- could cause explusion, tery to help raise money for the state's educational imprisonment or time in We don't want to know what it looks like or system. public works. Each day what it reminds you of. We want to know EX- In other bills presented last week, the Florida House followed a busy ACTLY WHAT IT IS. and Senate shot down a deposit on beer bottles and timetable from 6:30 The photos in this weekly stumper can be also said "no way" to mandatory vehicle inspections. a.m. to 11:30 p.m., extra close-ups or odd angles of things we all You thought the legislature had recessed? Sen. Peloso said. see every day around the Islands. They might Frank Mann and company might be in recess, but But the session proved be upside-down, reversed or a portion of the Sanibel's Scotch Peloso and 559 other high school both fun and enlighten- whole. , seniors jumped right into the capital — and into the ing for Peloso. Stephanie legislators' "big luxurious chairs" to take charge. For instance, both the Shehorn of Sanibel s Peloso took part in the 43rd session of the Florida young audience at the was the first to call American Legion Boys State at Florida State Univer- capital, and then their last week and iden- sity. Participants in the week-long session delved into elected representatives tify the stumper as all aspects of city, county and state government. As performed the first the sign on Meri- part of the program the high school seniors ran in an "wave" ever used at the dian Drive next to election for both the state's House of Representatives capital. "Waves" are Periwinkle Place and the Senate. often performed at ball Scotch Peloso shopping center. Peloso was elected by his peers into the House of games. No one else even Representatives. And Peloso's federalist party used "block" voting to ventured a guess "It was a crash course in government — I learned capture most of the elected positions in the city last week. more there than I did during a semester of civics," government structure. If you think you Peloso said. He was sponsored by American Legion Peloso said that while politics and government are know what this Post 38 in Fort Myers and was among nine Lee County not his scholastic focus, he did have some familiarity week's stumper is, seniors selected to attend Boys State. with how a goverment operates. First, he said, living call The Islander, Last week's stumper The session was fairly strict — a slide trombone on Sanibel it would be hard not to hear much about tb 472-5185. The first blasted a wake-up call every morning at 6:30 a.m., city's operation. And also, Peloso's good friend person to call with the correct answer and a list of 20 "felony" or "misdemeanor" crimes Charlie Dudley, son of state Rep. Fred Dudley. receives his choice of an Islander t-shirt or a one-year subscription to the newspaper. Sanibel man is new vice president of Red Cross association Sanibel resident Mike Miracle activities. Miracle is currently active in recently was elected vice presi- Miracle, a former manager of community volunteer activities on dent of the Association of the Red Cross in the Washington, Sanibel, including, the Committee American Red Cross Retirees. D.C., area, is a 30-year veteran of of the Islands, S^nibekPublic The 2,000-member organization the organization. He supervised Library and the SamBw Isles- based in St. Petersburg has as its American Red Cross activities in Water Shadows Civic Improve- goal maintaining communications Charlotte, N.C., and in Jackson- 'merit Association. He also serves between Red Cross retirees and ville and Miami, Fla. In addition as a consultant for the Red Cross the National Red Cross, as well as he undertook foreign assignments in Florida. encouraging retirees to par- in Europe, Cuba, Bangladesh and ticipate in volunteer community South America.
This week's stumper Put your heart into Fitness Forum program The Fitness Forum on Sanibel will host a program Fort Myers Beach Rescue Squad. on body building for cardiovascular fitness at 7 p.m. Admission to the program will be $3, and there will next Thursday, July 17. be a raffle for a one-year membership in the Fit The program will feature Rob Smith, a former Mr. Forum. All proceeds from this event will benefit Southern States and the 1983 Southern States Power American Heart Association. Lifting Champion and a former Mr. Junior America. For more information call the Fitness Forum, Smith is an emergency medical technician with the 472-2628.
. 25 years ago, in The Islander's first year of publica- 5 Years Ago This Week tion, the newspaper was published only from July 7,1981 November through May. 98 motorists were cited by Sanibel police for illegal REMEMBER parking during the first week of the city's new beach 20 Years Ago This Week parking regulations. At least two daytrippers told July 7,1966 WHEN? workers at the Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of Com- More than 200 tickets were sold for the annual merce "we won't be back" because of the citations. Sanibel-Captiva American Legion Fish Fry last weekend. Joe Wightman made his famous hearts of construction of an education building and living The $3.6 million beach renourishment project at palm salad. Others who helped make the day a suc- quarters for Pastor Jack Otis. South Seas Plantation on Captiva began July 1 when cess were Kenneth Bryant, Jo Musson, Ray Booth, contractors from South Carolina began pumping sa Carol Nix, Pearl Stokes, Clarence Rutland and Ella Capt. Bob Sabatino is now guiding fishing and shell- from a hydraulic cutterhead dredge through a: Kapitz. ing trips out of 'Tween Waters Inn. 18-inch pipe onto the plantation's eroded beach. The Island Inn's new swimming pool should be 10 Years Ago This Week Sanibel's shops enjoy a "healthy profitability" that ready to cool and refresh guests by this weekend. July 6,1976 exceeds the national average for retail stores, com- The Sanibel-Captiva Lions' Ladies defeated Fran- mercial consultant Scott MacDonald told the City Five Island residents have been appointed to the Lee cis' Foxes in women's Softball competition, 22-15, last Council last week. County Board for Low Rental Housing. They are: Ad- week. Debbie McQuade hit a homerun for the Foxes, miral E.G. Konrad, Elizabeth Adler, Leon Levy, Don and Isabel Gavin did the same for the Lions, 1 Year Ago This Weet Simonds and Joseph Green. July 9,1985 The Sanibel City Council last week adopted an or- The City Council last week approveda 12-unit Below 15 Years Ago This Week dinance establishing 2 a.m. as closing time for all Market Rate Housing project for 3.24 acres on Beach July 8,1971 Island bars. Road. Developer Warren Stringer argued that 16 units Two new Island post offices were officially opened were necessary to make the project economically last week. Dodie Booth is in charge of the facility on Walter Klie, executive director of the Sanibel- feasible. Captiva, while Alvin Mast is the Sanibel postmaster. Captiva Chamber of Commerce, has started a five- Commemorative stamps were on sale for 8 cents. minute talk show on radio station WMYR every Ninteen students and a handful of teachers from the Wednesday afternoon. On the show Klie talks about Maret School in Washington, D.C., are on Sanibel for A ground-breaking ceremony is scheduled for this items of interest to Island visitors and residents alike. four weeks as part of their summer study of marine Sunday at the First Baptist Mission Church on biology. Sanibel. The ceremony will mark the beginning of Th6 ISLANDER Tuesday, July 8, 1986 3A
A check of temperatures in early July last year shows we're way ahead with rainfall but par for the course with temperatures this year: WEATHER HIGH LOW RAIN Monday, July 1,1985 88 75 .10 Tuesday, July 2, 1985 89 74 0 WATCH Wednesday, July 3, 1985 90 73 0 Thursday, July 4, 1985 00 00 0 Friday, July 5,1985 91 74 0 EDITOR: Cindy Chalmers The weatherman CilllS for more partly cloudy skies Saturday, July 6, 1985 91 77 0 ADVERTISING-BUSINESS MANAGER: Peter Cloud REPORTERS: Barbara Brundage, Scott Martell, Julie Niedenfuer with scattered mainly afternoon and evening thunder- Sunday, July 7, 1985 92 79 0 PHOTOGRAPHER: Ricki Kosakow Cooper showers over Southwest Florida this week. Highs are CONTRIBUTORS: George Campbell, Mike Fuery, Ann Winterbotham forecast in the mid ADVERTISING SALES: Rob Kasten, Paula Patterson, Frances Stein , lows in the lower 70s. While the highs in several places around the country CLASSIFIEDS: Gloria Kasten Last week's weather according to records kept by the are approaching Island temperatures, the lows are SUBSCRIPTIONS: Alison Wilson Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of Commerce was as follows: more like what we call winter weather. Here is a sampl- GRAPHICS DESIGN, PRODUCTION: Julie Niedenfuer HIGH LOW RAIN ing of highs and lows recorded last weekend: MAILING ADDRESS Monday, June, 30 90 P.O. Box 56 73 0 LOW HIGH Sanibel, FL 33957 Tuesday, July, 1 90 73 0 Albany, N.Y. 65 89 Wednesday, July, 2 90 77 LOCATION .12 Bismark, N.D. 61 73 2407 Periwinkle Way Thursday, July, 3 88 76 .74 Charlotte, N.C. 68 93 Next to the B-Hive Friday, July, 4 88 74 1.12 Cleveland, Ohio 65 88 472-5185 Saturday, July, 5 92 79 .57 Fairbanks, Alaska 56/ 88 Sanibel-Captiva Islander Sunday, July 6 89 75 0 Jackson, Miss. 65 95 Newsstand price 7 25 cents (USPS 481-400) - Second class Annual subscription prices postage permit paid for at Los Angeles, Calif. 63 79 Lee County $15 Sanibel Island, FL 33957. Portland, Me. 58 78 Split $20 Postmaster: Please send form 7 USA $20 3579 and changes of address San Antonio, Texas 6 96 Foreign $25 to P.O. Box 56, Sanibel, FL Syracuse, N.Y. 73 89 33957.
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A beach with no trees is not a pretty sight It was a fine Fourth To the Editor The Islander • Island residents and In a proclamation issued In regard to the removal of Australian pine trees visitors alike once again July 1, Mayor Louise from Bowman's Beach — Not everyone likes a bare, proved they know how to AROUND Johnson asked the officers deserted beach. After time in the sun and surf it is a celebrate a holiday last and employees of the city big relief to spend some time in the shade. A beach weekend. Despite almost and all Sanibel citizens to with no trees is not a pretty sight. constant downpours and OUR join her in expressing Leave the trees alone. If they grow too close to the heavy clouds that covered tides, nature will take care of them. TOWN gratitude to Howze for her Alice Kyllo the sun, folks turned out contribution to the Sanibel en masse and in the spirit development of the city for the Island-wide and extend to her their celebration at the Dunes prayers and best wishes There is only one way Country Club. for recovery. Perhaps only New York to study dolphins: in the wild Harbor glowed more than • Come November, the skies over Sanibel Sanibel will be without To the Editor when the Island's another veteran of every- The Islander fireworks display began day city affairs. Mayor While I am delighted Mr. (Allen) Ten Broek (presi- Friday evening. A host of Louise Johnson has an- dent, The Mariner Group) has nixed Dr. Jay commuoity-minded clubs nounced she will not seek Sweeney's plans for a dolphin gulag on Captiva, I and businesses made this a second term on the City deeply resent his attitude: "As far as I'm concerned, year's show possible: Council. Johnson's the plan had some merit, but it was never particularly Bank of the Islands, the knowledge of the city gain- understood. But so many opinions have already been Dunes, the city of Sanibel, ed from three years on the made that any further explanation would be futile." Bailey's, Jerry's, the Planning Commission and And later on in the article: "It might have proved a American Business good study for the dolphins. But it would have been dif- the past four on the coun- ficult to communicate that information to a group of Women's Association, cil will be missed. Sanibel-Captiva Lions, people who already had their minds made up." 18-month-old Amanda Har- Translation: You Islanders and we snowbirds are Kiwanis and Rotary clubs, ris knew what was important • Stripping the old paint just too stiipid to appreciate this noble venture. I re- 'Tween Waters Inn, on Independence Day. off the exterior of the sent that implication. Just what are these merits? Priscilla Murphy Realty, Island Historical Museum "Ten Broek added that since he has lived in Sanibel Hilton, West Wind has turned into a much Southwest Florida there have been several beachings Inn, Snook Motel, John of illness. Hired Feb. 3, more tedious project thafcr*- of whales, and that such a facility as Sweeney propos- Naumann Realty, Ex- 1975, as finance officer anyone anticipated. ed might have led to research in this area." What ecutive Services, Inc., and deputy city clerk, she Because of the work that iiengense. To put it country simple, a whale is,to a Island Real Estate was one of the first involves stripping with a dolphin as a whore is to a lady. Sure, they're both built Association, Ramada Inn, the same and there is a certain amount of employees of the newly in- toxic chemical and then resemblance between the two, but their natures and Michigan Homes, Bissell corporated city. neutralizing and rinsing behavioral motivations are quite different. Realty, The Islander and She guided the city in the walls, the museum will Ten Broek also claimed Sweeney's gulag would pro- First Federal Savings and the establishment of sound remain closed this week. vide information on the dolphins' "social structure Loan. fiscal policies from its in- Workers there hope to be and reproduction." The study of captive animals and A record 64 cars started fancy with an annual able to welcome the public the assumption that captivity would have no effect on (some never finished) the budget of $125,000 to its again by next week. The the observations is a methodology discredited as long Great Island Road Rally present respected position museum's regular hours ago as the mid 1920s. To see this, all one need do is that sent drivers, with an annual budget of are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. every read some of the nonsense David and Melba Caldwell navigators and sharp-eyed $5.9 million. Thursday and Saturday. have written on dolphin "home ranges" and "mating helpers on a scavenger fights" — all of which came exclusively from captive hunt-type trip around the studies. They took the aberrant behavior of a few cap- tive dolphin individuals and extrapolated it onto all of Island. Sponsored by the dolphin-kind. Island Reporter and There is only one way to study dolphins: in the wild, Island Garage/Goodyear, as Susan Shane has done. It might be more inconve- the rally sweetened the nient, but it is the only way. coffers for the renovation Sincerely, and expansion of the JoePenrod Sanibel-Captiva Chamber Cincinnati, Ohio of Commerce. Entry fees totaling more than $600 were passed along to the Dolphin decision chamber. reflects public opinion •For the first time since 1975 the city's annual To the Editor budget is being prepared i The Islander without the guidance of It is a real tribute to the power of public opinion and the strength of the media — including your own fine long-time Finance Direc- weekly — that our Island dolphins can still roam our tor Mildred Howze. Left to right: The Doolin fami- the Island from Lawton, Okla., beautiful waters, wild and free instead of penned up on Howze is absent from ly - Bill, Horace, Heather, Lind- for the holiday. Photos by Ricki "public" display. her City Hall desk because say, Linda and John • were on Kosakow Cooper. Thanks again. Arthur Hunter Sanibel - - . 1 , iMWdmramirrrm.r r.• Something to say? Aft letter* to the editor for jaabJieaKoft mm* contain M» the isfaMdar wHt not wUhftoW n*me$ uBd« r^w^t vf tiw I seder's rusme, address ami ptione mnnber for *srt8catten. sender, The rtght to ftdttlfttters is »«em»dl>y th* w*8or- READERS Moving? Need mom islanders? Please notify ottr office at leasi two weeks in athrartce Additionai capias of particttiar issue* of TJ»& islan A copy of the following letter to Sanibel Mayor motel called Santiva, whose owner continues to lay the same Sanibel next time Louise Johnson was given to The Islander for claim to land which.now, because of Mother Nature, is publication. directly on the high tide line. (The owner) forces To the Editor Dear Mayor Johnson: shellers and swimmers to maneuver around jagged The Islander I recently spent a few weeks on Sanibel. An annual rocks placed to keep both the water and people off of My husband and I just had the pleasure of spending visitor, I am sensitive to the changes. what the owner contends is still his property. This par- a few days on your wonderful Island. We were so im- Jerry's market is a welcome addition that accom- ticular landlord has even convinced some of the city pressed with the natural-ness of it. No high-rise modates those of us wno stayin that general vicinity. I fathers and the Sanibel Police Department to post "No buildings, no billboards, no neon signs or golden shopped at Jerry's almost every day during my stay Trespassing" signs all over a piece of property that is arches. but was appalled at the absence of any traffic signal or for all intents and purposes now a part of DNR land. I would hope that when we come back in a year or stop sign that would allow me to leave the store and Someone should really get serious about this even five years the same atmosphere will exist. We return home without melted ice cream and sour milk. dangerous location and begin enforcing laws concern- have been many places, and Sanibel is one of the most My impatience witt the traffic snarl tempted me to ing public beach areas. Anyone involved in waterfront relaxing and well-thought-out areas we have ever bolt into the Periwinkle Way traffic or block west- investment knows that you can win a few feet through visited. bound cars while trying to intimidate the eastbound accretion and lose a few through erosion. Keep up the good work. affic into stopping so I could cross to Casa Ybel I'm angry. Angry because the fatal accident at Sincerely, oad. Jerry's might have been avoided had the council acted Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cammuns This problem does not exist at Bailey's because of responsibly, and tingry because the owner of the Kansas City, Mo. .e four-way stop si^ns. My exasperation led me to above-mentioned motel is endangering the lives of Comment that the City Council would no doubt wait un- people by attempting to force them to stay in a heavy til a serious accident o icurred before appropriate signs surf rather than cross property which technically no CEPD commissioners must were posted. One such tragedy did occur, and what longer belongs to him. makes it even more tragic for me was the fact that one I hope you will give my observations serious act now or get out of the way of the drivers involved is/was a friend. consideration. There is another area on Sanibel that is just begging Sincerely yours, To the Editor for a similar tragedy and this only is likely to involve La Verne Hickey The Islander a youngster or even wo.' It happens to be that small Chicago, 111. It's so refreshing to see all of the new names appear- ing in your Commentary columns. I'm referring, of course, to those directed toward Captiva's erosion pro- What was the real reason for appointments to the CEPD? blems. Without exception, they all are in favor of beach renourishment. Heard from any "antis" lately? To the Editor -port beach restoration if the financing plan could be You have not printed a letter in opposition to beach The Islander proven to be equitable to his constituency. Even Or- renourishment in about three months. am duplicating ibis letter and sending it to both ville Schaeffer answered in the affirmative when ask- Maybe there never was opposition to beach Bland newspapers iJi the hope that you both will con- ed if he would support beach restoration if the financ- renourishment, only to an unfair financial plan. sider my proposal. ing plan was fair to all Captivians and included funds We (the Concerned Citizens for Captiva) have done Captiva is still eroding. The CEPD is still the same for maintenance requirements into the future. what the CEPD should have done — discussed the old CEPD. Charges, counter-charges, constituencies, Then, on May 13, Martin and Schaeffer rewrote the issue with* our fellow Captivans. And we have discovered that all of the recent financial plans attach- communism, Concerned Citizens, you name it— will it local history books by denying that these conversa- ever end? Probably tions took place! I'm not certain if Garvey ed to beach renourishment have been terribly unfair not completely. (almost as unfair as the ad valorem method used to But you (editors) could act as co-referees in the acknowledged the April 15 discussion or not. latest controversy, namely — were Bob Martin and Then came Martin's explosion out of the closet, titl- finance the ill-fated experimental perpendicular Paul Garvey elected to the board of the CEPD to kill, ed "Democracy, not totalitarianism, flourishes on stabilizer project!). once angj*for all, any possibility of a referendum for Captiva." The man needs a course in writing titled The CEPD now has only two viable options: (1) beach renourishment? Or were they seated on this "Get to the point, Bob." Toward the end of his treatise quickly develop a method of financing a beach august body because their respective constituencies he reiterates, "I will adhere to the positions on which I renourishment project, or (2) dissolve itself. -'-• were unhappy with an awful finance plan purchased was elected until such time as there is unquestioned Captiva's sand-starved beaches are unable to de- by the last board from Tetra Tech, which was a "rip- evidence that my constituency has changed its posi- fend Captivans any longer. It is now time for all' Cap- off" for virtually evory non-gulf-front property owner tion ..." ad nauseum. tivans, together, to defend our beaches. We all want in the Village? What exactly is the position of this constituency? My sandy beaches. And none of us wants our neighbor un- The Concerned Citizens of Captiva studied this plan proposal: find out! Either conduct a non-partisan poll fairy charged. We have shown the CEPD the way to and persuaded the CEPD to kill it. We then presented (both papers) or ask the constituency, or ask Martin develop a fair plan. The commissioners must now act a plan on April 15 pat prompted Garvey to say he and Garvey. or get out of the way so we can! would not have run for office if (our plan) had existed Mike Cohen Mike Cohen last summer. Martin agreed at that meeting to sup- Captiva Second vice president Concerned Citizens for Captiva ami rig Shelling our shores can lead to 'shell-shock' In the news this week: Island woman staggers In her closet hung lace murex; her bathroom from home on Shell Basket Lane, dazed, clutching a medicine chest held only a razor clam, a royal comb horse conch to her ear. She reportedly told assisting venus and a scissor date mussel. On h^r desk, ar- officers that she wa|s listening for whinnies and ISLAND ranged neatly and dusted with care, were a pen shell neighs. and a common paper nautilus. The Island womaik, Mrs. C. Coque, was taken to "Shell collectors think their hobby is quite Fort Myers Community Hospital by helicopter. EYES harmless," warned Dr. Muschel. "But they could be Suspicions that the woman's illness was in advanced picking up live ammunition." stages were confirmed upon her arrival. By Chelle Koster Shell-shock can have a lasting effect if not treated "She displayed all the classic symptoms," explain- in its early stages. Dr. Muschel recommends bring- ed Dr. Muschel. Once prying the conch from the side Walton ing loved ones for help at the first sign, which he of her head, he went on to explain, he discovered a describes as the taking-live-shells stage. 1Xmaculate1 d baby's ear. When he asked her to open What else can be done to prevent shell-shock in ide and say "aah," he found a bleeding tooth and a Islanders? Dr. Muschel now leads a movement lamingo tongufe. Further examination disclosed a It never does. toward the legislation of warning notices on all mbivalve in her cockled heart, Atlantic blue muscles Soon it was whelks and scallops, and before long, seashells. and sharkfs eyes. the heavy stuff — lion's paws and junonias. Then it "Danger!" the labels would read. "Shell collecting Dr. Muschel's diagnosis was conclusive: Shell- was shell dogs, shell porpoises, shell sharks, shell has been found to cause effects more serious than shoekedT'- pterodactyls. She progressed rapidly from shell mir- Sanibel stoop. It can lead to the death of young Little is known about this relatively new disease ror frames and shell vases to shell toilet seats and marine life, and ultimately to that great befuddler of called shell-shock. But it has been found in abnormal shell Molotov cocktails. Islanders — shell-shock." frequency rates aniong Island residents. With this "She was in shell hell," said Dr. Muschel. "It af- latest advanced and most serious of cases, the AMA fected her whole life. She lived for mud flats, low Freelance writer Chelle Koster Walton moved to has decided public education for the prevention of tide and the Shell Fair." Sanibel from Minnesota five years ago. She has writ- shell-shock is becoming an ultimatum. Health officials inspected Mrs. Coque's home, ten for dozens of businesses and publications, in- A look at Mrs. Ccque's case history reveals the from which she had driven her husband several cluding Islands, Oceans, Discovery, Fort Lauderdale developing pattern of shell-shock. months earlier. In her refrigerator they found only News and Sun-Sentinel, Gulfshore Life, Florida Keys It all began wher she and her husband combed the sea biscuits, milk moon shells, West Indian dwarf Magazine and South Florida Home and Garden. Along beaches of Captiva for a certain type of white clam olives, a turkey wing, a dozen egg cockles and an ap- with humor, Florida and Caribbean travel, food and shell to polyurethane into a table top for their new ple murex. Her cupboards were empty, but for a lore are her specialties. She also helps her husband, Island home. West Indian cup and saucer, a coffee bean trivia, a Rob, with his yard maintenance business and works Of course it did taot stop there. chocolate-lined top shell and Adele's nutmeg. part-time at the Big Red Q print shop on Sanibel. 6A Tuesday, July 8,1986 The ISLANDER WOULD YOU BUY County, city still undecided A USED FISH on Causeway toll increase FROM THIS MAN? By BARBARA BRUNDAGE ed at the toll gate to alleviate the traffi Islander staff writer bottleneck there. This third lane could be used as an express lane for holders Lee County and the city of Sanibel of the proposed regular commuter's reached a meeting of the minds last "platinum pass" that will permit week on the scope of improvements to unlimited trips for a year for $175. At the Sanibel Causeway that will be fund- this leveL»a discount could be offered ed by $25 to $30 million of the county's for the owner's second car, Maxwell $100 million transportation bond said. package. There appeared to be no problem Still left open for negotiation is the with raising the toll for tourists/single price tag for commuters to cross the trips from $3 to $5. bridge and an increase in the percen- Goss pointed out that the county tage of Sanibel's share of Causeway wants to generate toll revenues to surplus funds. cover the costs for bonding. Increases Sanibel City Council met last Tues- should be proportionately equitable day with representatives of the county, Island residents, commuters an including Commission Chairman visitors, he said. Porter Goss, County Administrator "It should be a fair system with Jerry Maxwell ajid Department of free rides." Goss said. Transportation Director Mike Carroll A second choice for frequent users is to discuss details of the project. the proposed decal system with a cash Both sides agreed that the existing' fee per trip. This would eliminate the bascule bridge will be replaced by a problem of transferability and would DON'T WORRY — high-rise, fixed span constructed for benefit resident users, he added. four lanes of traffic. Only two of those Only two of four scenarios-for toll YOU'LL NEVER HAVE TO! lanes will be open, however, except in structures prepared by DavidPaul,the We've earned our reputation as the event of an evacuation or other county's financial consultant, were emergency. discussed last week. SANIBEL'S SEAFOOD SPECIALIST The two flat bridges that connect the Mayor Louise Johnson suggested by serving & selling only the freshest fish! spoil islands will remain as is, but the that since the council had just received roadway on the islands wHl be elevated the complicated tabulations that morn- to about three feet above the mean high ing, a decision should be deferred until water line. the city's finance director and staff hd "W? serve or we don't The county agreed to Sanibel's re- an opportunity to analyze the figures^ it fresh... serve it at all!" quest that the toll booth stay on the One scenario proposes an annual Punta Rassa side of the bridge and the decal for $50 with a 50-cent charge for stretch of Summerlin Road just east of each trip. This would increase the per- the booth be elevated to mitigate trip cost for the infrequent user (twice flooding. Maxwell said a third lane will be add- Please see CAUSEWAY, next page f 2 PM ' »*rt«araBt and Lbnnee Open 5 PM * 5Fttj? j qnor License > All Major Credit Cayds • 975 Rabbit Road Smeikwg Hem had km added... TH Satiy Bind sprey Samel Special &00 p.m. - &30 p.m. A Landmark for Fine Gifts Addituml $2.00 tfjkeukti&m tpeeid • Charbroiled Breast of Chicken with lemon butter $7.95 Pepper Steak Szechuan Style $9.95 > Sanibel Shrimp en brochette $10.95 Roast Prime Rib au jus $12.95 VACATION Cajun Blackened Grouper $12.95 Entrees include house salad, wild rice, hot bread and creamery butter. Appearing nightly Tuesday through Saturday, 7:00 p.m. SALE -11:00 p.m. — Bobby Cole and his "piano in the Store Closing July 31 round" for your listening and dining pleasure. LARGE INVENTORY REDUCED CASUAL ELECANCE...AFFORDABLE PRICES 33% TO 50% AND MORE Decorative Accessories • Jewelry Dolls • Toys • Potpourri Tableware • Pottery • Pillows • Books 2807 West Gulf Drive, Sanibel 472-2176 SANIBEL ISLAND HILTON INN Open from 10 to 5 is; -O-5I8] The ISLANDER •Tuesday, July 8,1986 7A Causew y Continued a month) to $2.42; he f ive-trips-a-week Goss defended the need for increas- commuter coulc cross for 69 ing the tolls by year's end. "The county cents a trip. has an awful lot of costs up front on On the other end f the spectrum, the these projects," he said, promising second scenario calls for an annual that Sanibel will get a "fair deal." decal for $10 plus cents for each trip "Sanibel probably won't fare better made. Under this plan the twice-a- under the new toll structure, but it month user would pay $1.23 per trip, won't be worse off," he said. while the five-trip s-a-week commuter could cross for 88 «nts a day, The latter plan ould not be accep- table to Sanibel scause it favors the infrequent user ov< the commuter. "I Supreme Court think we want to spread it out and make the increasi less for the more will hear case Mak Hole frequent user, Councilman Bill Hagerup said. The city's request for consideration of intervenors of Sanibel of an increase of &mibel's share of the By BARBARA BRUNDAGE THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY Causeway surplus funds from 16 per- Islander staff writer cent to 26 or 2J percent was not Last Tuesday Circuit Court JULY 10,11, 12 k resolved. Judge James Thompson Over 2,500 square feet of ' Maxwell suggest ed it could be work- denied a request for a rehear- Unique Gifts and Home Accessories ed out during dii cussions of the in- ing of the $100 million iranspor- terlocal agreement, which will take ' tation bond validation, Thomp- From $2.95 to $995.00 place when cost c the necessary im- son's approval stands. -provements is detrmined. But attorney Steve Carta, Maxwell did saythere would be no representing four decrease in Sanibe 's share of surplus "intervenors,'' said he will ap- 50% off ticket price revenues. He added the county has peal the decision to the state on all Christmas items agreed to guarant e a floor of $200,000 Supreme Court within 30 days. annually. George Nickerson, the and miscellaneous gifts. The County ommission last county's bond counsel, said Wednesday agree* to advertise for this means a delay of nine to 12 engineers interested in designing the months in selling the bond Causeway improvi tnents. OPEN 6 DAYS 104 (TH-FR110-9) Carroll said the design process would The commission has aban- take nine to 12 months making it at doned efforts to float the bonds 472-2767 least two years tefore construction now and keep the proceeds in 1551 PERIWINKLE WAY could start. Anoth r two years will be escrow until the legal issue is IN PERIWINKLE GARDENS required for com])]•letion of the im- resolved, Lee County Commis- BETWEEN PHOTO SANIBEL AND provements, he estmated. sioner Porter Goss said last BANGKOK HOUSE The county wan s to impose higher week. tolls on the Causeway by Dec. 1 this year. FffiSTT&IE OFFERING I' nique Gulf front pool home with over an acre of lush native vegetation. Custom built three bedroom, three bath home with a walkway to private guest or domestic quarters featuring a one bedroom apartment plus of- fice and dark room. Spec- tacular view of the Gulf of Mexico. Priced at $635,000. A LIFETIME DREAM The three bedroom, two bath home on West Gulf Drive features one hundred feet of the Gulf of Mexico ^ordering the back yard and almost four 1 PLEASE hundred feet of pri racy from road to Gulf. Over twenty six hundred feet of the best in living, with two csr garage, formal dining room, den, screened lanai and many ex- tras. One of the best locations HELP! on Sanibel for the b uyer who knows value. Listed exclusively with Tom Rod- erick Realty, this island paradise is reduced to $495,000"! Volunteers are urgently SEA SHELLS needed at the Conservation OF SANIBEL Foundation Gift Shop Save income taxes thru depreciation with this two in August. bedroom, two bath invest- ment unit located on West Gulf Drive. Just steps from Mondays the beach. Amenities include swimming pool, tennis courts 1PM to 3:30 PM and on-site management to handle your rentals. Wednesdays 9:30 AM to 1 PW Tom and KOO©TICK 1PM to 3:30 PM REALTY Fridays 1619 Periwinljle Way • Suite 204 D Sanibel, Florida 33957 9:30 AM to 1PM THOMAS J. RODERICK Office: 813/472-0700 Licensed Real Estate Broker Home: 813/472-620:? PLEASE CALL 472-2329 8A TUesday, July 8,1986 The ISLANDER COME TO mk\ FANTASY ISLAND Fantasy Island WHERE PERSONALIZED EXPERT Property Sales SERVICE COUNTS!!! &Mana£ement Corp. CONDOMINIUMS POINTE SANTO de SANIBEL GULFSIDE PLACE IMAGINE. Ten highly landscaped acres of the most popular rental resort pro- Located at 1600 Middle Gulf Drive is without question the premier con- perty on Sanibel. Pbinte Santo features unique Spanish style architecture, dominium on Sanibel. Featuring 84 residential units (30 day minimum ren- tennis, shuffleboard, pool, Jacuzzi, and a recreation program for children tals only), on 18 acres of manicured landscaping, two heated pools, six ten- and adults alike. Every one, two or three bedroom unit has a fantastic view nis courts, two saunas and much more. Each two bedroom two bath plus of the beach. We have a large inventory of units for sale and rent in all den, or three bedroom three bath plus den unit has an unobstructed buildings and floors. All fourth floor units have a private rooftop sundeck. beachfront view. All come with every kitchen appliance imaginable. Make CALL NOW TO VIEW THE BEST FOR YOURSELF. an appointment now to view the island's finest. #A-4-GR0UND FLOOR GULF FRONT WRAP-AROUND VIEW OF POOL #207-Two bedroom, two bath wSOItBri- $360,000 furnished. AND BEACH. This 2100 sq. ft. three bedroom, two bath with Fla. room says #306—Two bedroom, two bath, with denS©4l?000 furnished. it all in luxury. Furnished for $460,000 terms. #308—Two bedrooms 2 bath with den $330,000 unfurnished. 0B-22—Second floor two bedroom, two bath. Good rental history and fur- #313-*Three bedroom, three bathS©H)den. $549,500 furnished. nishings. SELLER FINANCING AVAILABLE. #B-26—2 bedroom, 2 bath, grej0|j0Krs and fabulous rentals. $235,000, furnished. SUNDIAL #B-33—Third floor, two bedroom, two bath. Spectacular furnishings in soft One of Sanibel's finest rental properties offering 13 tennis courts, three pools, blue pastels. Most be seen. $245,000 furnished. Seller will consider trade. restaurant, lounge and much more. Sundial offers one, two, and two bedroom 0B-42-FOURTH FLOOR BEACH VIEW PENTHOUSE WITH PRIVATE ROOF- with a den units, with views and prices for everyone. TOP SUNDECK. Large two bedroom, two bath with a fantastic rental history. #H-107 CLUB SUITE one bedroom with GULF VIEWS furnished at $152,000. $275,000 furnished. Seller will consider trade for low density West Gulf Drive #Q303—-Beautifully furnished two bedroom, two bath with den. This unit unit. . must be seen. Offered at $259,000. #B-47-CORNER ONE OF A KIND FOURTH FLOOR PENTHOUSE WITH TREMENDOUS GULFFRONT VIEWS. Furnished with everything down to electric drape openers. Great buy for only $295,000 furnished. COQUINA BEACH 629D #C-26—Two bedroom, two bath v§Ofcftulf view from all rooms. Priced for First floor two bedroom, two bath. Good rental history, completely furnish- immediate sale $227,500. ed for only $149,000. #C-33—Three bedrooms with great panoramic views over the lake to the gulf. $265,000 furnished. OCEANS REACH #C-36—Third floor, two bedroom, two bath gulfview unit. Tastefully 2A2—Gulf front, two bedroom, tv$Ql!C)> nicely furnished in a great rental decorated. Seller open to all reasonable offers. Priced at $219,000 furnished. complex. $168,000. #C-45-RARE THREE BEDROOM, TWO BATH PENTHOUSE WITH PRIVATE 2A1—Gulf front two bedroom, two bath in a great rental complex. Unit has ROOFTOP SUNDECK. SELLER SAYS TO SELL NOW" TERMS, TERMS, recently been completely refurbished. $170,000. TERMS. $315,000 furnished. #D-4—Ground floor, two bedroom, two bath completely remodeled unit. This SEA PINES is a must see to believe. $237,000 furnished. 6 unit complex. Three bedroom, three bath, great views over lagoon to golf #D-7—Ground floor corner unit with private patio off kitchen, two bedrooms, course. Tastefully furnished in pastels. Offered at $215,000. two baths and gulf views.-$232,000 furnished. #D-31—BEST BUY IN THE COMPLEJLfwo bedroom, two bath just remodel- ed. Excellent rental history. $21^MHrfully furnished. HOMES #D~46-SUPER TWO BEDROOM, TWO BATH, FOURTH FLOOR PENTHOUSE. MIDDLE GULF DRIVE—Three bedroom, two bath pool home overlooking THIS IS ONE YOU MUST SEE. IT WILL NOT LAST LONG. Good terms pric- golf course. Walking distance to beach. $260,500 unfurnished. ed at $270,000 furnished. HOME—SANIBEL LAKE ES'A'jJS^frJBfedroom, two bath, new home /PE-7-GROUND FLOOR BEACH FRONT, THREE BEDROOM, two bath. Just with all appliances and orra ltfelVv Itffaft.OOO. remodeled. Just steps to the beach. Spend one night with us and you will SANIBEL RIVER ESTATES—Four bedroom, two bath pool home on a never want to leave. Priced at $337,000 furnished. Has almost $17,000 gross lagoon, with deeded beach access. The perfect home for/ your family. rental income booked for 1985/86 winter. $169,500. •'.••• ' ...-~— #E-22—Second floor beauty, with both pool and beach views. Two bedroom, MIDDLE GULF DRIVE pool home overlooking lagoon and golf course with two bath all new furnishings. Seller will trade for beach front house. Priced three bedrooms and two baths. Nicely furnished for $250,000. $254,900 furnished. 0E-24—GULF FRONT-three bedrooms, two baths, $335,000 furnished. #E-33—Two bedroom, two bath plus DEN. Beautifully furnished plus great gulf views. $278,500 furnished. HOMESITES #E-35—GULF FRONT beautifully furnished two bedroom two bath with great $35,000. Quiet subdivision, ownerSOfcOeing, little clearing required. rental history. $295,500. DUPLEX We need lot listings!!! Want the real "Old Sanibel" type cottage? Just listed a small duplex with one bedroom, one bath with large efficiency unit attached. Separate screen- ed porches. Vaulted beamed ceilings and old Florida pine paneling with built- in bookshelves add to the charm. Only 200 feet to bay beach access and one block to Gulf beach access. Only $130,000 partially furnished. P.O. BOX 210 — 2402 PALM RIDGE RD. 472-5021 SANIBEL ISLAND, FL 33957 (800) 237-5146 The ISLANDER Tuesday, July 8,1986 9A Preliminary CEPD budget still needs fine-tuning By SCOTT MARTELL awful lot of fine-tuning." CEPD Chairman Bob Martin pointed controversial capital reserve fund. , Islander staff writer That fine-tuning will begin at the out. Commissioner Hans Wilson said he board's regular ihonthly meeting at 5 As in the previous two years, a large guaranteed it would take at least a year Despite a dram tic change in p.m. this eveniiH; Tuesday, July 8, at sum of money was proposed for a to get permits for such a project. He ad- philosophy and purpos>ee of the Captiva the Captiva Community Center. Two specific project. In years past the ded jokingly it would take perhaps Erosion Prevention District board budget hearings will then be scheduled board has tried to pass the idea of ac- $600,000 "just for the political since last year, one th ng appears to be for late August and early September. cumulating,a "capital reserve" fund maneuvering." staying close to the sajne — the budget, After much discussion about taxing for beach renourishment. The bulk of The board did agree to spend about The 1986-87 preliminary Captivans for work that will not be that money was eliminated from $84,300 on the perpendicular stabilizer budget of $372,100 is a aout $100,000 less done in the coming fiscal year — and previous budgets due to public outcry. concept, however. That money was than last year's budgst. The money is after pointing out that the CEPD has This year Commissioner Orville divided between monitoring, phase two raised through ad \ ilorem taxes on about $1.2 million already in the bank Schaeffer proposed (through a letter to permitting and construction (at the assessed property v, lues — and this from prior taxation — Commissioner the board) that the CEPD add $600,000 current site north of 'Tween Waters year Captiva is appari mtly worth about Paul Garvey argued there was no to the budget to pay for future perpen- Inn), and a study of possible new $250 million. reason to charge any millage at all dicular stabilizer projects, specifically locations. The CEPD board came up with the 1986-87. the construction of phase one at six new The board also agreed to spend the preliminary budget h ist week. During "That's true, but it would be inter- locations. $30,000 to renew permits for beach the meeting the cocommissionern s con- preted as a message that we plan to do, Garvey said that would be no dif- jteluded that their pla still needs "an nothing (to stem erosion)," acting ferent fromcollecting the money for the Please see CEPD, next page Gold and Pave'd Diamonds —an unbeatable combination, ENJOY A VISIT especially in our handcrafted 14 Kt. gold Fiddler Crab encrusted with .45 ct. total weight in diamonds. TO We now introduce our newest design, a 14 Kt. gold Blue Crab with .20 ct. total weight in diamonds. Just a sampling from our original selection of Sanibel sealife and wildlife touched with radiant diamonds. SANIBEUS OUTSTANDING PRESENTATION OP AMERICAN FINE ART For All Your Fine Jewelry Needs Since 1976 Specializing in the design of 14Kt. Call or write for free Tarpon Bay Road: Opposite Bailey's gold Sanibel Jewelry color brochure Daily, except Sunday: 10-5 Jewelry - Watch Repair - Ear Piercing Phi Tahitian Garden (813) 472-2876 1987 Periwinkle Way Hours 10.00-5.00 ^k The I Saturday Night Will Never Bubble Room Be The Same! is proud to -announce we are open for r LUNCH!! J. TODD'S 7 Days a Week Restaurant from 11:30 - 2:30 — featuring — Presents Delicious Sandwiches & the BIGGEST BURGERS you can ever eat. (We grind our own meat.) SATURDAY NIGHT BUFFET OF THE ISLANDS A Chef Dale Tonell Masterpiece Featuring Wonderful CREATIVE SOUPS & CRISP SALADS, Roast Prime Rib Oysters Rockefeller Whole Artichokes Stuffed with Crabmeat AND an extra treat!!! - HOMEMADE Topped with Mornay Sauce AUTHENTIC TEXAS-MEXICAN FOOD... Seafood Newberg with Fettucini *•*•• OLE! Chicken Marsala Bar-B-Q-Ribs Shrimp Fried Rice Mixed Sauteed Vegetables We also have FRESH SEAFOOD PLATTERS, plus great FRIES, and our PO-BOYS will make you think Our World Famous Ice Sculpture you're back n New Orleans. Surrounded by Fresh Shrimp Fruits - Breads - Cheeses We bake Ol R OWN BUNS & BREADS, and of cours and of course our famous desserts. Sanibel's Most Extensive Salad Bar Please Save Room COME have: a memorable lunch with For Your Choice of Homemade Dessert us and rela>: with your favorite cocktail. Listen a to 30's and 40's music and watch the train go by... ALL FOR JUST *13 WE'D LOVE TO SEE YOU! Served 5-10 p.m. 472-4123, Ext. 313 FULL SERVICE BAR ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS CAPTIVA ISLAND 472-5558 DONAX AT MIDDLE GULF - NEXT TO RAMADA INN 10A Tuesday, July 8,1986 The ISLANDER CEPD Continued from page 9A renourishment. Martin said this was "Now that I am sitting on the board, photographs. The commissioners also Questions about necessary "for sound political reasons there is no way that I will tax anyone discussed a Comprehensive Beach — a significant number of the popula- one cent for a project that will not be Management Plan and suggested that the Islands? tion wants it (beach renourishment)." done in this fiscal year," Garvey said. the beach monitoring and aerials could But the commissioners drew the line "I've been screaming for years against be part of such a comprehensive plan. at taxing Captivans an additional that idea." • And finally, the board budgeted $100,000 for the Blind Pass stabilizer. In other major budget items: $25,000 for a Redfish Pass sand by-pass Again, the issue revolved around • The board has set aside about $37,900 study. Such a project would send sand "prior taxation," much like the capital for its employees. This compares to shot out of the literal drift system by reserve fund. previous years' salaries of $54,000 for the powerful currents of Redfish Pass, The $100,000 is necessary because the beach renourishment project manager back onto the coastline of Captiva. state has demanded a $200,000 con- Dick Stevens and project ad- There was some discussion that this Check the tingency fee that will pay for the ministrator Kate Gooderham. Both would only help South Seas Plantation, visitors guide removal of the Blind Pass stabilizer primarily worked part-time for the but this was countered by the idea that that begins should it prove detrimental to adjacent board. The board now employes one the sand would then become part of the lands. The CEPD has paid some of this full-time administrator, Doug Correia, literal drift system and eventually on page 25A. contingency fee, and the $100,000 would and one part-time secretary. would help all of Captiva. - be replacement money specifically for • The board also has decided to budget the stabilizer account. $57,500 for beach monitoring and aerial THE CONCERNED Your Island Office Supply CITIZENS FOR KEY VALUE CAPTIVA, INC. SUMMER SALE FORMALLY ADOPT June 2 - July 31 THE POSITION THAT: SAVINGS UP TO 50% •Filing Supplies -Legal Pads - WHEREAS: - •Copy Paper 'Binders • There has been more than sufficient study of Captiva's erosion pro- •Writing Instruments AND MORE! blems. Aside from countless general-articles on beach erosion control, the CEPD has heard specifically from the^Corps of Engineers, the University of Stop In For Our OtHtf Ftatidsu Duane Hall, the Florida Department of Natural Resources and a l • All studies have concluded that beach nourishment is the only cost- v 1624 Periwinkle Way • 472-2995 / effective erosion control for Captiva. It is the ideal solution because of Cap- li tiva's huge sand supplies, low energy environment and ecology that would benefit from nourishment. • The South Seas Plantation beach nourishment project is one of the most successful in the state. After five years, 74 percent of the sand is left in the project site area, despite five major storms and the fact that the rest of Captiva was not nourished. • Because of past experience, the state is adopting a policy that beach nourishment is the acceptable erosion control method and refusing to permit hard structures. In March 1986, the Department of Natural Resources stated that the vast majority of nourishment projects in Florida were successful or exceeded expectations. • All the opinion polls over the last 10 years have consistently shown that over two-thirds of Captivans support beach nourishment. The re- cent socio-economic survey indicated that 68 percent favor beach nourish- ment, 67 percent feel beach nourishment would make Captiva a more desirable place to live, and 79 percent agree that erosion is a serious problem Bangkok on Captiva. • The CEPD Board has been in office long enough to appreciate the house need for significant action. In the past seven months, they have thrown out RESTAURANT expensive expertise, started from the beginning and are not progressing in an acceptable way toward the prevention of erosion. Journey to exotic Thailand without ever leaving Sanibel. - THEREFORE: - At Bangkok House you can • It is incumbent upon the CEPD to move now and cease the policies of sample the exotic flavors of Southeast Asia, from aromatic procrastination. THE CEPD COMMISSIONERS MUST CHOOSE TO soups to spicy curries- ESTABLISH NOURISHMENT AS THE PROJECT OR RESIGN. all at the Island's • IF THEY DO NEITHER, THE DISTRICT SHOULD BE DISBAND- most reasonable prices! ED AND THE PERMITS AND FUNDS ALREADY COLLECTED SHOULD BE RETURNED TO THE PROPERTY OWNERS TO TAKE DINNER THEIR OWN INITIATIVE INDIVIDUALLY OR THROUGH AN MSBU Seven Days a Week, 5-10 TO PROTECT THEIR PROPERTY IN TIME FOR A 1987 SUMMER BEACH RESTORATION PROJECT. American style children's menu TAKE-OUT EXPRESS 472-4622 1547 Periwinkle Way Tuesday, July 8,1986 McTs presents COCAINE ALCOHOL the "eairtybircF POLYDRUG ADDICTION on the islandl AFFORDABLE PROFESSIONAL TREATMENT PROVIDED IN A LOVELY TRANQUIL SETTING FOR A NEW BEGINNING IN THE RECOVERY PROCESS. The Cloisters OF PINE ISLAND PRIME RIB • STREAMED SHRIMP PLATTER PINELAND, FLA. 33945 BBQ BEEF RIBS • TRIED CLAMS • CRAB CAKES CHICKEN PARMEi !AN • SCALLOPS MARSALLA 813-283-1019 $ FOR ONC 6.95 For the first 100 seated from 5-6 P.M. Childr ;n's menu available Happy Hoi^r 5-7 P.M. in the Tavern •Tavern ojien 4 P.M. - 12:30 A.M. Baixk «f The isLaiMds JFCHADWICK S *u SQUARE cFs CHADWICK S SOUAHE / p House Tavern 1523 Periwinkle Way 472-3161 Dinner served 5-10 J.m. Major Credit Cards Accepted we've you COME PARTY WITH US AT covered Introducing "Sunset Parties" in Morgan's aiNikof The LsLaNds Lounge at Sundial 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. "Ole Mexicana Party" Build-You r-Own taco bar until 6:30* p.m. $2 M argaritas & salsa 'n chips. BaiMkof The IsLaiMds Mon. 2 for 1, 7-11 pm (wellbrands). "Night at the Races Party" Free Buffalo-style chicken wings until 6:30 pm and Crazy Crab races with Tue. fantastic prizes. "BBQ Roundup Party" Free bartxiqued fish and homemade Western-s tyle chili at tonight's Sunset Wed. Party. ''Viva Italiano Party" Free pasta and garlic bread (whether^o Thu• you're Italian or not)! • "T.G.I.F. Party" Keal men and women) eat quiche Fri every Fric ay at our Sunset Party. "Wide World of Sports" Party With the opening of our new Captiva Office, we have Sat/ 90« Draft beer and $2 "Belly-Buster' three full-service offices and three BOTI24 Anytime Tellers on dogs with sports on the Big Screen at f 4:30 pm. the Islands. So, wherever you are, you can get your banking Sun done nearby and have more time to enjoy our islands. AND - All week long, lots of fun and daily features such as Bruce Campbell every Mon. 9 pm -1 am. PLUS - Dancing to live music in the lounge 9 pm -1 am with The Danny Morgan Band through June 8. Baivikof The lsLaNds The LomtCommunity Bank Sanibel Office: 472-4141 • Captiva Office: 472-3212 • Bailey's Office: 472-5173 On the Gulf Pine Island Office: 283-1083 • Fort Myere Office: 939-3434 at Sundial Beach & Tennis 1246 Middle Gulf Drive, Sanibd, FL 33957 813-472-1114 Member F.D.I.C. Member Federal Reserve System Tuesday 12A Cityside July 8,1986 ON THE COTI will wait for petition drive AGENDA At issue is council candidates running at large in an open field rather than for specified seats TODAY By BARBARA BRUNDAGE didate Night, this election season. Islander staff writer Candidates for state and county CITVOFSAN1BEL "... We have decided offices will appear at the Sanibel PLANNING COMMISSION The Committee of the Islands Community Association on Thurs- COUNCH. CHAMBERS ... to concentrate on en- JULY 8,1986 has decided to delay a petition day, Aug. 28. Local council can- AGENDA drive to put a proposed change in couraging qualified can- didates will meet Island voters on 9 a.m. Sanibel's election procedure to a t. Approval of minutes of the regular meeting of June "24, Thursday, Oct. 30. referendum of the voters. didates to run for coun- Burlsey said COTI has not 2. Report from director of planning Chairman Gil Bursley said the 3. Reports from Planning Commission mamfcere cil and. electing the best changed its position that council COTI board last week decided to candidates running at large with 3:1 S a.m. hold off on collecting the 300-plus S. persons." the highest vote getters being Rate of Growth ordinance signatures of registered voters seated is more democratic than 10:15 aj«. required to force the City Council Gil Bursley the current procedure. compliance with the Saitfcet Comprehensive Und (Me Plan to put the necessary charter COTI chairman "We are convinced that having of an ordinance an£t By BARBARA BRUNDAGE Johnson has served as mayor since She has a master's degree in library Islander staff writer Lennart Lorenson in late May filed * last December, when she was elected science and a doctorate in literature letter of intention to seek a council of- to the post by her council peers. from Syracuse University and has After seven years service in city fice. Commission Vice Chairman Jerry Though she has enjoyed her four taught English in both high school and Muench has not yet filed a letter of in- government Mayor Louse Johnson will years on the council despite its college. bow out when her term on the City tent, but he has indicated he plans to sometime frustrations, Johnson said Johnson served three years on the run. It will be Muench's third bid for Council expires in November. she is looking forward to spending Planning Commission before her elec- Johnson told The Islander Sunday public office. He lost out to Councilman more time with her family. tion to the council in November 1982. Bill Hagerup in 1982 and to Councilman that "for personal and family reasons I She and her husband, Arthur, Sanibel She defeated real estate broker Don am not willing to make another four- Mike Klein in 1984. residents since 1977, have two children. Bissell in a run-off for the seat that was Under Sanibel's election rules can- year commitment" and will not seek Their daughter, Deborah works in re-election. vacated by veteran councilman Porter didates have until Aug. 27 to file their Washington, D.C., and their son, Goss. intention of seeking council office. Johnson said she decided to an- Steven, will enter Georgetown Univer- Councilman Bill Hagerup, whose nounce her decision at this time to give After this date there is a 20-day period sity Graduate School of Political Policy term also expires in November, has (until Sept, 16) to pick up qualifying anyone who might not want to confront in Washington in September. also announced his decision not to seek an incumbent plenty of time to file their petitions. These petitions designating Johnson said her retirement from a second term. This leaves both council the seat for which they are vying must intention to seek public office before public office will not close the door on seats up for grabs Nov. 4. the Aug. 27 deadline. be filed by noon Friday,, Sept. 19. her future community involvement. Planning Commission Chairman The ISLANDER Tuesday, July 8,1986 13A Cityside Merrill Lynch City brief Continued I Realty of the threj ened loggerhead turtle at Bowman's Beach, he id. But Johnson and Klei 1 said removal of the smaller pine saplings seaward of the Coastal Construction MORE RESOURCES... Control Line would sol e the turtle nesting problem, Florida, Inc, Judah'splanfor the b< ich/dune restoration is outlin- BETTER SOLUTIONS MAKE ed in an application for i grant from the state Depart- ment of Natural Res irces Beach Erosion Control MERRILL LmCH PEOPLE Assistance Program. Ii he grant is approved the state A BREED APART would pay $60,000 of th estimated $80,000 project, County Commission hairman Porter Goss said the commission approved he project June 25 as a pilot NEW LISTINGS program for dunes enh; ncement, not as a "cutdown of casuarinas." Sanibel's interlocal ?reement with the county for improvements for Bovman's Beach stipulates that e plan cannot be imp emented without City Council pproval. Goss said the projec as presented to the commis- sion appeared consiste t with the original interlocal agreement. The county staff pen eived the DNR grant applica- tion as a way to get mo ley, Goss said, adding, "If the grant is not approved ie whole project is moot." Judah has been in1 ited to the July 15 council meeting to clarify the details of the project. In the SANIBEL MOORINGS #1412—One bedroom, SUNDIAL - C-205—One bedroom/one meantime, theuaty's ^ igetation Committee will visit one bath - canal side, features best rental pro- best rental units on the Island. Call to see this the beach site, study ie county's plan and pake a gram on Sanibel along with full amenities. Call gulf view unit. Dave Putzel, Broker-Salesman. recommendation to th council. Dave Putzel, Broker-Salesman. After hours, After hours, 472-9688. 472-9688. • The City Council-ap Krinted UTILITY TAX AD- VISORY COMMITTE C HAS COMPLETED ITS TENNISPLACE B-34—Boating, tennis, pool was dissolved by a 4-0 vote of and barbecue - nicely decorated - two JVORK and last Tuesda; bedroom/two bath - $94,500. Call Dave Putzel, ^ council. Broker-Salesman. After hours 472-9688. On June 17 Councilm n Fred Valtin, chairman of the committee charged wi considering the imposition of a tax on utility services in Sanibel, made a final report to the council. Thei committee recorr mended no change in the cur- rent system of public ltilities paying the city for a franchise and in turn assing the cost along to their customers as a franchii e fee. LAKE MUREX—Three bedroom," two bath, SANDPIPER BEACH #204—Delightfully Valtin said using util :y taxes as income tax deduc- family room, screened porch overlooking lake, secluded in a convenient location, with a tions might be moot when the new federal tax reform Island and bird sanctuary, within walking gorgeous Gulf view. This is a lovely corner unit, legislation goes into eff ect in September, distance to the beach. Super home with most attractively furnished. Priced at $220,000 He also said there wa no advantage to commercial beautiful landscaping and priced at $185,000. and a must see. Call Eliot Sugerman, Realtor- or rental property ow lers who charge the cost of Call 472-4000 for an appointment. Associate. After hours, 472-2614. utilities to operating ex >ense. The benefit to the siigle-family home owner is so Direct access canal home with beautiful view CAPTIVA— 150x200 lot with two homes and i small, the committee f< und,that it would not be wor- of the river. Three bedrooms, three baths, solar two car garage - zoned commercial. Just a thwhile to make the ch uige. . pool, Jacuzzi, large dock, solar hot water, stone's throw from the Gulf of Mexico. It was council conser sus to accept the committee's fireplace and more! South TOWN AND RIVER $475,000. Owner offers terms. Call Marge recommendation for ncchange. DRIVE. $239,000. Call Rosemary Robinson, McCombs, Realtor-Associate. After hours, Realtor-Associate. After hours, 489-1591. 466-6631. • Until an amendment o the Land Development Code adopted, Tomi Kontinos, owner of the Coconut Grove Beautiful lot overlooking LAKE MUREX. Walk- GUMBO LIMBO—Large lot with lots of estaurant, can iff 12 REFURBISHED ing distance to the beach. Nicely landscaped privacy. One of a kind. Great vegetation on a BEDROOMS IN THE"ROOMING HOUSE" JUST and ready to build. A real value at $55,000. Call quiet cul-de-sac Close-in location. $38,500. Call 472-4000 to see. Bob Merklas, Realtor-Associate for more details. EAST OF BAILEY'S SHOPPING CENTER only to After hours, 472-1307. employees of the cente the City Council decided last Tuesday. Three of the six rooms currently occupied are rented to employees oi other Island businesses. Kon- tinos was assured he rould not have to evict these OPEN HOUSE —I CONDOMINIUMS tenants. 1 For years the roomii g house housed Coconut Grove SAND POINTE #117 BY THE SEA B-101—For the individual who 2737 West Gulf Drive prefers privacy, this Gulf front unit in a com- and Bailey's General Store employees. It was con- Wednesday, July 9-1 p.m. to 4 p.m. plex of only 18 units. Priced recently reduced siderd a "non-conform: lg accessory use of the shbpp- Two bedroom, two bath unit directly on the to $335,000, truly an excellent value. Call ing center," therefore renting to employees could Gulf! Priced reduced to $225,000. Alison Ftfman, Realtor-Associate. After hours, continue for periods of 28 days or more. 549-7941. Last week the coun :il approved an occupational license for the facility nth a fee of $15 per room, Kontinos told the mncil he has spent $24,000 GULFSIDE PLACE #118—LUXURY CON- enovating the buildin and refurnishing the rooms. DOMINIUM on the Gulf of Mexico. First floor e said he hopes to >rovide affordable housing to DUPLEXES with stairs leading to the Gulf. Two Island workers and atthe same time make a profit, bedrooms/two bath plus den quality built with But during the summe season it is impossible to fill LAGOON ESTATES—Duplex on peaceful Pro-Com security. Six tennis courts, two swim- the rooms or to operat at a break-even point without Sanibel River. One bedroom, one bath with 750 ming pools, clubhouse, and saunas. Beautiful- soliciting tenants from the general public, he said, sq. ft., screened porch - each side. Located near ly furnished - many extras. $360,000. Call shopping and bank. Owner will consider finan- Marge McCombs for details. After hours, A resident manager responsible for the operation upkeep of the surrounding cing. $149,900. Call Mike Parparian, Realtor- 466-6631. of the building and Associate. After hours, 472-8008. grounds, The single rodms with shared bathrooms and a common recreation i oom rejit for $260 a month, GREENWOOD VILLAGE—Tastefully COMPASS POINT—Gulf front luxury top floor Kontinos said the tr nsitional housing he provides decorated three bedroom, two bath duplex unit with Sundeck. Enjoy the panoramic view gives workers just gett ng started a "nice place to call close to all DUNES amenities. Be a part of this and sunsets. Unit 173. $297,500. Call Dave home" until they find lore permanent quarters, enjoyable community - for only $135,000 fur- Putzel, Broker-Salesman. After hours, There is no occupati lal license category for room- nished. Call Mike Long, Broker-Salesman. After 472-9688. ing or boarding hous< in the LDC, City Attorney hours, 472-4201. _____ David La Croix told th council. The, council agreed it would be good to a a housing category — dor- Information contained herein while deemed accurate is not warranted by Merrill Lynch Realty. mitory employee housi g category for Island workers only — to the code. inkle Way, Sanibel Island, Flprida 33957 fe Pies e see CITY BRIEFS, page 15A (Outside Florida) I-800,245-7284 14A Tuesday, July 8,1986 The ISLANDER 'Hard to find but worth the effort" THE PUTTING PELICAN EARLY BIRD SPECIALS All You Care To Eat $5.95 5-7 pm Plus regular menu featuring Blackened Grouper or Flounder, Shrimp, Chicken or Steak $1.99 BREAKFAST SPECIALS Sign up for Showtime and you've got And you'll get this Beverly Hills Robe, FREE. Choice of Waffles and Bacon, Pancakes and Bacon, Eddie Murphy in Beverly Hlll« COD. One Egg with Bacon, or Sausage with Biscuits and Gravy. CABLEVJ3IQN and SHOWTIME® Sunday - Complimentary Champagne or Mimosa. of THE ISLANDS ' present a FREE PREVIEW on Cable Channel 13 THIS WEEKEND DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS SATURDAY SUNDAY 6 PM Mad Max Beyond 6 PM Explorers (PG) Now featuring a 6 oz. Hamburger Thunderdome (PG13) 8 PM Footloose (PG) 8 PM The Paper Chase 10 PM Brothers 9 PM Mask (PG 13) 10:30 PM Bizarre '86 You've tried the rest—now try the best! 11 PM Wrestlemania 2 Call 472-4787 Learn about our limited-time installation discount! 1100 PAR VIEW DRIVE, SANIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA 33957 Available in cabled areas of Sanibel-Captiva only. (813)472-4394 * W U* * *. ways to get more Florida out of life... VIP has the ONLY on-site real estate office Many people soon find that merely vaca- at Sundial. Our sales staff has more tioning here is simply not enough. Sundial knowledge and experience with Sundial residents enjoy the luxury of the Sundial property, the resort, programs and resort community as a winter home, a activities. summer retreat, or as a permanent resi- dence throughout the year. SUNDIAL offers exceptional comforts and amenities amidst the lush tropical environ- ment of Sanibel Island. This vacation VIP is the Number 1 independent paradise also provides the added advantage REALTOR in Southwest Florida with con- of superior rented potential for use if you venient offices throughout the area. wish while you're away. Some of you I know have been waiting for a corner Enjoy the direct GULF VIEW from this nicely furnish- GULF FRONT unit in Phase VI. Well, the waiting is $ ed two bedroom, two bath plus den in Sundial. Just over. Call for an appointment to view this two steps to the pool and beach from your own private bedroom, two bath apartment with den. cabana. $265,000 furnished. Just steps from the large patio to the GULF and shell One bedroom apartment with view! D-406 is a laced beach from this 928 square foot one bedroom, spacious unit that sleeps four. Enjoy owning in one bath suite. View, rental income, nicely furnish- Sanibel's only true resort $159,000. ed, complete resort amenities for $159,000 furnished. /undid Sundial's largest one bedroom, one bath apartment. Two bedroom, two bath in resort's rental program. 928 sq. ft. of convenient vacation living from this easy £>% Excellent GULF VIEW from living room, dining room, access, ground floor suite, excellent rental history. Of- s^ff master bedroom and kitchen. Sleeps six. A must see S flNI B€L ISLflND fered at $155,000 furnished. at $195,000 furnished. ( Enjoy the view from your own private balconyJugh Bare find on Sanibel, one bedroom, one bath with '4&! above tiie crowd) yet close to all the action if desired. EXCLUSIVE ON-SITE SALES BY: balcony and in Resort's guaranteed lease program. %Xp This two bedroom, two bath plus den is offered at " Call for more details. Priced at $145,000 furnished. $254,000 famished. Ever popular one bedroom, one bath condominium ^^ Located in this full resort community with amenities at Sanibel's most complete resort. A very comfortable g galore. Gulf view unit is a Gulf Front complex, ren- vacation home with 740 sq. ft. of living area. Conve- tal history excellent. After tax cash flow is positive. nient 2nd floor location. $139,500. VIP Realty Group, Inc. REALTOR® SUNDIAL RESALES BY VIP REALTY GROUP INC. for information on these or any SUNDIAL LISTINGS, call Full Resort — DAVE PABILLA, Sales Manager, 472-0201 evenings, ROBIN HUMPHREY, REALTOR-Associate, 472-6632 even- Saysit Allin RealEstate! located on 2000' of Beach-front with a variety of activities ings, and BOB MATISTE, REALTOR-Associate, 489-2871 .. . Restaurant and lounge, Noopie's Japanese Steak House, 1 evenings. Morgan's Market, poolside "Ghickee Bar," 5 pools (one Olympic size), 13 tennis courts (7 Lay-kold and 6 Hartru); VTP Realty Group, Inc. Snndial Resale Office. Serving SOUTHWEST FLORIDA'S NO. 1 wind-surfing, shelling, nearby golfing and more. SUNDIAL Sundial and ONLY Sundial; 1246 Midle Gulf Drive. Call Col- IS FOR EVERYONE! lect (813)472-4151 Ext. 3803. Open 7 days a week. INDEPENDENT REALTOR The ISLANDER Tuesday, July 8,1986 15A Cityside ©City briefs Continued from page 13A La Croix reminded Kontinos that the license approv- ment permit to implement the amendments. now than it was in 1984, he said. ed last week gives him the right to rent only to Bailey New Land Development Code regulations provide Councilman Francis Bailey's motion to validate Shopping Center employees that all specific amendments granted under old Com- Bolden's specific amendment passed unanimously. But, he added, "Nobody in the city is going to look at prehensive Land Use Plan rules and not yet used Chakmak was not represented at the June jl hear- who you rent to unti an amendment dealing with would expire May 27. ing, but the council was informed that his property has employee housing is adopted But since council approval of the Bolden/Chakmak suffered serious erosion. amendments was in response to a circuit court judge's However, La Croix advised the council that denying order, City Attorney David La Croix advised the coun- Chakmak's request for exemption would only send the • The City Council has voted to reinstate specific cil the amendments should be exempt from the LDC case back to court. amendments granted to Beverly Bolden and Albert automatic expiration. Bailey's motion to reinstate Chakmak's specific Chakmak in 1984. The amendments permitted Bolden Bolden has a contract to sell her lot contingent on amendment passed by a 4-1 vote with Mayor Louise and Chakmak each to construct a SINGLE-FAMILY the viability of the specific amendment. Her attorney Johnson opposed. HOME ON GULF-FRONT PROPERTY NEAR submitted to the council a survey of the property JLIND PASS THAT IS SUBJECT TO EROSION. showing the accretion that has taken place during the Neither property owier has applied for a develop- past year.- The lot is more suitable for development Please see CITY BRIEFS, next page CAPTIVA EROSION PREVENTION DISTRICT The Board of Commissioners of the Captiva Erosion INVESTIGATE Prevention District will hold its regular meetings on the second Tuesday I each month, except that if a regular meeting dat falls on a date recognized as a national holiday, then the regular meeting shall be postponed until the next succeeding Tuesday. The THE meetings will begin as 5:00 P.M. The regular meetings will take p ace at the Captiva Community Center Complex, Chapin Lane, Captiva Island, Lee County, Florida. ISLANDS ME X. I C 0 TREASURE DISCOVERED AT BLIND PASS CONDOMINIMS ON SANIBEL You'll discover Blind Pass Condominiums at one of Sanibel's most beautiful beaches. Hidden from the crowd, a condominium at Blind Pass is perfect for that 'Get-a-way' vacation or the quiet island lifestyle. The unique design, not often seen on Sanibel, is reminiscent of exotic Polynesian architecture. There are four beautiful floor plans to choose from, including two and three bedroom models with two to three baths, and several townhouse units available at this time. All units are large and spacious and completely furnished. Most have balconies, patios, or Florida rooms. Amenities in this lush tropical setting include an olympic-sized swimming pool, sauna baths, two tennis courts, BBQ grills, picnic benches, clubhouse, walking trails, and the most beautiful beach on Sanibel. Why not visit Blind Pass Condominiums TODAY. Sanibel Realty holds an OPEN HOUSE each day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 7 days a week or call 472-6565, extension 307. Blind Pass Condominiums are located at 5117 Sea Bell Road. Take Sanibel-Captiva Road to Bowman Beach Road, turn and go to the Gulf! Some off our Selections to Purchase are: REDUCED-CALL NOW FOR MORE EASY TO ENJOY...AND A PRICE YOU INFORMATION...on this two bedroom, CAN AFFORDu.Two bedrooms, two baths, three bath townhouse in super location. Has an nicely furnished, ground floor, screened-in excellent rental history and is completely fur- porch. Offered at $125,000. Call Jan Tanner at nished. Priced at $137,500. Call Joyce Blakely 472-6565; evenings 489-0579. at 472-6565; evenings at 472-4208. LOWEST PRICED THREE BEDROOM THIS LOVELY UNIT is CONDOMINIUM ON situated in a serene loca- THE ISLAND...Perfect tion. Two bedrooms, two for the year round resident baths, screened porch and or rental...this unit is com- completely furnished. Of- pletely furnished. Three fered at $141,000. Call walk-in closets, Hunter fans Gretchen Musser - at and more...Offered at 472-6565; evenings $149,500. Call Ann Gar- 936-4846. diner at 472-3486. Pool area at Blind Pass Gondominiums COMPLETELY FURNISHED...Freshly A GREAT BUY...Two bedrooms, two painted, new carpet...two bedrooms, two baths, baths...sleeps six, and has loads of storage. screened porch and excellent views...Terms. Of- Recently redecorated in modern decor. Priced fered at $125,900. Call Jean Harshbarger at at $124,900. Call Glory Ames at 472-6565; 472-6565; evenings 472-6745. evenings 481-7831. ONE YEAR HOME OWNER'S WARRANTY!! On All Homes and Condominiums Sold by Sanibel Realty! INVESTIGATE THE ISLANDS! Five Office Locations to Serve You CALL SANIBEL REALTY TODAY! IBEL In Florida call collect (813)472-6565 Out of state call INC REALTOR 1-800-445-1566 COOPERATIVE, INC. 1630 Periwinkle Way • Sanibel Island, FL 33957 _^___ 16A Tuesday, July 8,1986 The ISLANDER Cityside City briefs Continued from page 15A • The City Council has turned down a request from The Land Development Code identifies conservation The council voted 5-0 against the request from Richard White to REMOVE FROM THE IN- land as areas where at least 20 percent of the parcel is reclassify White's property. TERIOR WETLANDS CONSERVATION DISTRICT below three feet elevation. three lots he owns in Sanibel Highlands subdivision on The planning staff acknowledged that there is no • A variance to the Land Development Code to permit Capitol City Way south of Casa Ybel Road. problem with drainage on White's land. But staff said the installation of a WASTEWATER DISPOSAL Under wetlands district development standards a the road in front of the three lots should be improved to SYSTEM at a home in SANIBEL ISLES SUBDIVI- master plan for road and drainage improvements city standards by widening the 12-foot right-of-way to SION less than 75 feet from an open body of water must be approved before the Planning Department 20 feet and installing a shell surface. gained Planning Commission approval two weeks ago. can issue a development permit for a single-family Frey maintained that White should not have to bear The unique configuration of the lot left homeowner home on the property. this expense. Improving the road was not required of Patrick Hanley no alternative but to put the 900-gallon Doris Frey of Sanibel Homes represented White at the owners of five homes already on the street, she tank and drainfield within the 75-foot setback from the the June 17 council hearing. She argued that White's said. canal. • lots, which have a lowest elevation of 3.4 feet, should City Attorney David La Croix said White was only not have been included in the wetlands district in the required to submit a road and drainage master plan first place. that the staff could approve. Please see CITY BRIEFS, next page THE ISLAND'S BEST KEPT SECRET IS OUT. SEWING MACHINE REPAIR SPECIA ONLY AC. IN STORE ONLY NOW YOU CAN PICK YOUR PLEASURE. TT 9 Expires 7-23-86 Reg. 19.95 Factory trained mechanics • Oil & Adjust Wl SERVICE ALL • New needle MAKES * MODELS The • Bulb If needed COMMERCIAL. The Back • Bobbin wheel MACHINES EXTRA Front Yard • Set tension OPEN 10 tH 6 p.tn. Yard and Patio THE Sewing Machine Store A1609 Cleveland Avenue $9.95 buys a complete Relax in our "own Dragon Plaza '•'' Fort Myers. Florida meal - every night! The back yard" for a fine dining (813) 936-3646 Front Yard lets you choose experience. The Back Yard offers your main entr.ee from 8 items each a delectable menu with selections night. Your choice of seafood, beef ranging from Roast Prime Rib of A VERY SPECIAL PUCE or chicken served with soup or Beef and Steaks to Native Seafood SPLENDID FOOD, chowder, salad, vegetables and Live Maine Lobster. The GOOD SPIRITS or potato orTice and outdoor patio is also INTIMATE SETTING rolls and butter. available for dining LOW.LOW PRICES Children's menu in the open YEAR ROUND Always something from $2.50. air (weather Entertainment doin' at the Patio permitting). nightly - RESTAURANT & BAR Lounge Bob Inkenbrandt Happy Hour 4-7 p.m. starting July 6; every STEAKS, CHICKEN, FISHERMAN'S (most drinks less than Sunday and Monday PLATTER, LOBSTERTAIL, SURF N TURF V2 price). night through July/Terry Starr, and Tuesday through All Your McGregor Favorites THE J ANDA Saturday. NO BETTER FOOD, NO BETTER PRICE ANYWHERE SEA F OO D T BjA K S SPIRITS 1223 PERIWINKLE WAY (Nexu? GUH GasstationjiLSANIBEL stMt. R 472-1771 JULY BAR Lunch - Dinner • Cozy Lounge Happy Hour 4-6 PM SPECIAL Beer, Wine, McGregor Point Highballs Shopping Center Corner of McGregor & Gladiolus MARSHALL H. HOLTZ only in the K-Mart Center Licensed Real Estate Broker 481-6666 M. PATRICIA RENZ Licensed Real Estate Broker i MAIN OFFICE CAPTIVA BRANCH OFFICE 1711 Periwinkle Way Located at the Corner of Casa Ybel Road New Post Office Building 472-1123 472-3318 Serving Sanibel and Captiva Islands ASSOCIATES, INC., BROKER under the same management since 1970 SANIBEL ARMS UNDER $100,000 You can have the best of both of the worlds of BEACH AND BOATING in this bright, cheerful one bedroom cor- ner apartment, one of only four in the complex with a screened porch, and situated directly on a seawalled canal with dockage available for the boater. Directly across the street is the beautiful Gulf Beach, and of course, pool and tennis for the sun and sand lover. Priced at $99,500 furnished. in the heart of downtown Captiva Next to the Island Store on Andy Rosse Lane Specializing in — • Fresh Homemade Soups CAPTTVA IS • Creative Sandwiches AFFORDABLE! • Fried Chicken • Gourmet Deli Items We have the lowest priced realty available on Captiva Island in the Nani • Crisp Garden & Seafood Salads Li'l Condominium. This small complex "Everything you& ever want is located on the bay with.200 ft. boat from a Dell" dock and is within easy walking Serving Breakfast and Lunch distance of the Gulf Beach! Asking on- Inside or on our Open-Air Porch ly $69,900 with excellent financing Deli open till 8 pm. for Take-Out available. 472-2804 Breakfast 8-11:30 Lunch 11:30-4 Every Day — Except Tuesdays The ISLANDER Tuesday, July 8,1986 17A Cityside DINING GUIDE STILL AVAILABLE City briefs Continued We've received a great many requests;. for ex- ^ Following the recommendation of the planning Planning Director Bruce Rogers recommended con- tra copies of the special dining feature inserted in staff, the commission approved the variance to permit tinuation of the variance request to July 22 to permit last week s paper. the system with two mDdifications. The septic tank revision of the design. This will delay approval of a Extra copies The 1\S and OUTS of must be five feet from ti e piling line of the house, and development permit for Hamilton's new home until are indeed a retaining wall that would encroach into the front ISLAND DINING after the deadline for the July ROGO. available and street setback must be deleted. But Rogers admonished the commissioners not to A similar request frcm Scott Hamilton Jr. for a will be avail- hurry up the process and let "ROGO become the tail able all summer mounded septic tank sys tem for his proposed home in that wags the dog." the Woodring subdivision within 50 feet of an open Commission Vice Chairman Jerry Muench's motion long at the Sani- body of water was not a 3 clear cut. to continue the hearing until July 22 passed by a 5-0 bel-Captiva Cham- The planning staff suggested that the applicant had ber of Commerce -,J^MHMfe^ The Finest Restaurants vote. Commission Chairman Lennart Lorenson and '%^^^^^^^^^H and the Finest Recipes not taken "all reasorable steps to mitigate or Commissioner Mark Westall were absent. and at The Island- ^^^WSHBW in the Islands eliminate the need for a variance." er office. There is no charge. 1986; ! . • . : COMMERCIAL BUILDING AUCTION SAT., JULY 26, 11 A.M. SALE TO BE HELD'ON LOCATION A C-2 zoning (commercial), Light Industrial, Retail) POSITIVE 4000 (+-) Sq. Ft. LOCATION: IDENTIFICATION NORTH U< 41 BUSINESS ACROSS FROM PRICE CUTTERS BRUCE SCOn AUCTION REAL ESTATE& CO. anibel Realty stands out as a natural leader in 2424 Me regor Blvd. S the Real Estate field because sound business principles are upheld by the top calibre of Ft. Myete, FL 33901 REALTORS in the field today. An intensive training program assures that Associates joining Sanibel Realty will be totally capable of the trust placed in For more information them by clients. At Sanibel Realty, Inc., we practice CALL a working philosophy of old-fashioned, down-to- earth, good business sense. 334-4730 or 1-385-1115 our valuable Real Estate investment is the Yultimate consideration with our SANIBEL JULIA ZWIERZYCKI REALTY, INC. Real Estate Associates. Sanibel Realty is happy to welcome Julia Zwierzycki as a new Realtor-Associate. Julia and her husband, Raymond, who is in residential construction, have five children. Sanibel Island became their home two years ago when they moved from the state of Illinois. Although Julia was primarily attracted to the Island by the fantastic SW Florida weather, it was and remains to be the friendly, out-going Sanibel-Captiva guests and inhabitants and their wide range of backgrounds who intrigue her the most. She gains great satisfaction from her real estate career by helping others discover how special island living can be. Julia Zwierzycki, always pleasant and cheerful, always ready to satisfy your real estate needs. Call her for an appointment to- day...472-6565 or 472-1003. JUST LISTED—WITH YOUR BUDGET IN MIND...Terms.. .Terms.. .Terms.. .on this ground floor, two bedroom, two bath completely furnished condominium...a short stroll to beach. Pool...tennis and more...contact Julia Zwierzycki 472-6565; evenings 472-1003. A RARE OPPORTUNITY—TWO beautiful residential homesites on prestigious West Gulf Drive are now available! Act now to secure your own private beachfront property. Contact Julia Zwierzycki at 472-6565; evenings 472-1003. THE TIME TO BUY CAPTIVA PROPERTY IS NOW! Preview this three bedroom, completely furnished condominium and you will walk away wanting to own it. JULIA PROVIDES A ONE YEAR HOME Beautiful views.. .Gulf to Bay resort.. .a boater's paradise., .a OWNER'S WARRANTY TO THE BUYER sunbather's haven...a pool enthusiast's dream...plus ex- OF PROPERTIES PURCHASED cellent rental history. Contact Julia Zwierzycki at 472-6565; THROUGH HER...CALL JULIA TODAY... "Received cails from New York, evenings at 472-1003. Chicago and Michigan — all JUST REDUCED...this cozy cottage is close to the Gulf, is completely furnished, is an excellent rental, and is of- subscribers to the Islander. fered at $70,900. Call Julia Zwierzycki at 472-6565; even- Good response, Islander!" ings at 472-1003. INVESTIGATE THE ISLANDS! Jaemy Steinke CALL SANIBEL REALTY TODAY! Ft Myers In Florida call collect iBEL (813)472-6565 Out of state call So put your ad where 1-800-445-1566 the is! REALTOR Call Islander Classifieds Five office locations to serve you 472-5185 1630 Periwinkle Way Sanibel Island, FL 33957 Tuesday 18A Business July 8, 1986 Todays investors are choosing Marquis reorganization specific sectors of the economy will solidify Island Sector investing is one of the hottest areas of in- operating base vesting today. Many people are investing in specific industries or sectors of the economy such as retailing, The management of Marquis Hotels and Resorts has technology, entertainment and financial services. MONEY announced a reorganization which it hopes will The concentration of investments in industries ex- solidify its operating base on Sanibel and Captiva — periencing favorable economic conditions can result particularly its South Seas Plantation and Sundial in dramatic growth and large returns. SENSE properties. Already more than $7 billion is invested in sector The key to the reorganization involves mana mutual funds. Sector funds in many areas have shown ment's concentration on being close to the custo large gains. As interest rates have declined, some sec- and supporting its service staff. tor funds in interest sensitive stocks like banking and By Mark Webb To initiate this move, all of Marquis' key mana thrift stocks have shown gains of more than 50 percent ment officers will now wear two hats — one to carry o because these stocks profit from lower interest rates. the functions of Marquis Hotels and Resorts, and the Sector investing is not without its disadvantages. other to act as a department head at Sundial. Concentrating your money in one industry can be tions of when to switch to a new sector, and which new Having corporate and property responsibilities at risky; if you buy at the wrong time, you can suffer sector to choose. the same time avoids bureaucracy and fosters large losses. However, there is one sector mutual fund that will management creativity, says Michael Peceri, presi- Although the idea of sector investing is simple — in- make all the investment decisions for you. The fund dent of Marquis. It also gives management a sense vest in the most promising industries — the applica- can move in and out of various sectors at any time. of proprietorship in the property they operate. tion is not simple. Success requires considerable Sector investing can produce large gains for the in- This new approach echoes the management knowledge of industry groups and their interplay and formed investor willing to assume the risk involved. philosophy of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company and reaction to changing economic conditions. Further- Review your portfolio. Sector investing might be other industry leaders, Peceri said. more, the success of sector funding is a function of suitable for your financial plan. Based on this philosophy, the senior managers of market timing. When do I invest? Where do I invest? Marquis Hotels and Resorts will assume the day-to- How long do I hold my investment? Where is my next day management of Sundial. In this capacity, Peceri move? Sanibel resident Mark Webb is a vice president and will function as general manager; Scott Siler as dire^ Since the average investor is usually not qualified to financial consultant with Advest, Inc., in Fort Myers. He tor of food and beverage; and Jack Smith as cdQ select individual stocks or move from sector to sector, encourages readers to send questions they would like ptroller. Other key Marquis staff members will also money tends to flow into hot sector mutual funds him to answer in this column. Questions should be move to Sundial on a full-time basis. which may be near their peak. Many of the more directed to Webb's attention in care of thelslander.P.O. popular sector funds eliminate the investor's problem Box 56, Sanibel, 33957. Or readers can call Webb at of picking industry stocks but do not answer the ques- 936-0005. SUPERMARKET and RESTAURANT OPEN 6 AM to MIDNIGHT For Information call 472-9300 CORNER OF PERIWINKLE WAY AND CASA YBEL RD. —JERRY'S VALUABLE COUPON™• Featuring: • 27,000 SQ. FT: SUPERMARKET • 75 SEAT FAMILY RESTAURANT OSCAR MAYER • DELI HOT FOODS, SCRATCH SALADS, DOMESTIC and IMPORTED CHEESE, TAKE OUT BROASTED CHICKEN and HOT DOGS ALL YOUR FAVORITE LUNCHEON MEATS ALL MEAT or BEEF SLICED TO ORDER. • SCRATCH BAKERY, CAKE DECORATING FOR ALL OCCASIONS • BULK PRODUCE DEPARTMENT • LARGE DAIRY and FROZEN FOOD DEPT. with $10.00 Purchase or More Excluding Carton Cigarette Purchase • SEAFOOD DEPARTMENT U.S.D.A. CHOICE and U.S.D.A. PRIME MEATS COUPON EXPIRES • LARGE HEALTH and BEAUTY AID JULY 16, 1986 DEPARTMENT #525 The ISLANDER Tuesday, July 8,1986 19A dumpster Sunday afternoon, June 29. A Police stopped a Tallahassee, Fla., earlier this month. resort employee had witnessed the woman on the Causeway late Sunday When the camera equipment turned POLICE man dump the lumber and had follow- afternoon, June 29, after the toll collec- up at a Fort Myers pawn shop, police ed him to his Sandollar Drive home and tor notified them that the woman drove were led to Doty. called police. The man was advised through the toll plaza without stopping. BEAT that he was not allowed to use the Sur- Once stopped, the woman said she did A Lee County sheriff's deputy and a frider dumpster. not realize her mother, who was driv- Sanibel police officer searched the area ing the car in front of her, had not paid around Bowman's Beach late Monday All information in [the following Police looked for but did not find a for two trips through the toll booth. The afternoon, June 30, after someone reports was taken directly from Sanibel man who was reportedly feeding woman was escorted back to the toll reported three youth "were riding Police Department records. alligators at Pointe Santo con- booth to pay for two trips, one for the mopeds on the beach. The law enforce- dominiums around 3 p.m. Sunday, June time she drove through without stopp- ment officers found nothing suspicious, Police looked for but did not find a 29. ing and again for the trip she made however. maroon Pontiac Firepird that was under police escort. reportedly speeding along:Middle Gulf Police investigated the theft of a $300 Police removed the carcass of an Drive Sunday morning, June 29. The radar detector from an unlocked car at Police arrested a former employee of alligator that had been hit by a car complainant called polk at 9:30 a.m. the Sanibel Hilton Sunday afternoon, the Jolly Roger resort for grand theft from the road on Sanibel-Captiva Road /and said the car had dm en by at a high June 29. The Passport radar detector after they traced him to Fort Myers near Rabbit Road early Tuesday morn- rate of speed three time*; that morning. was taken sometime between 10:30 Beach early Monday afternoon, June ing, July 1. a.m. and 1:30 p.m. It belonged to a 30. MacDonald Doty, 33, no address A Sanibel man wasescorted to the Cape Coral man. Nothing else was given, allegedly purchased $320 in An employee of the Mole Hole gift Surfrider resort to remSve the lumber missing from the car. camera equipment at Bailey's and paid ebris that he had dumped in the resort for it with a Jolly Roger charge card Please see POLICE BEAT, next page Is your gold chain broken? Is your diamond loose? Does your fine jewelry need cleaning? CASE FILE SEE US. All repairs done on premises, It's No Secret most within 24 hours. DESIGNING & HANDCRAFTING BY OUR GOLDSMITH 472*5544 Investigate Our Best Buys! 630 Tarpon Bay Road, Suite 2 sanibel, Florida REDUCED...REDUCED...REDUCED...and YOU'LL ALWAYS BE GLAD YOU LOOKED not in size but in $$$'s...on the Gulf...three AT THIS ONE...BAY FRONT..,Overlooking bedrooms, gourmet kitchen, living and dining pool...ground level...three bedrooms...boat dockage rooms, three baths. Pool...beach...boat dockage...... direct access...offered at $149,900. Call Joyce and more. Call Ann Gardiner at 472-6565; evenings Blakely at 472-6565; evenings 472-4208. 472-3486. Groceries • Dairyli'rgducts • Produce Heafffiifc Beauty Aids Imported & Domestic Beer & Wine Suntan Products • Magazines Best Sellers • Postcards 24 hr. Kodak Photo Processing Fresh Flower Arrangsments.from Scotland Yard 472-2374 a.m.-10 P.m. 11500 ANDY ROSSE LANE ,1^, 1 CAPTIVA ISLAND UNDER CONSTRUCTION...NEW HOME... HURRY TO SAVE...Seller will be increasing price AND AT AN UNBELIEVABLY LOW PRICE if you don't buy now. Gulf view...Neatly furnished. ...Pick your carpeting and interior colors now...three Two bedrooms plus...Gorgeous Complex. Contact bedrooms, living room, dining area, family room, Larry Kay at 472-6565; evenings 549-5446. large kitchen, two baths...Huge covered screened- in porch with Bahama pool. Oversized two car LIVE BETTER IN YOUR OWN HOME... garage, loads of storage. Lot overlooks lake. Deed- ready for immediate occupancy. Overlooking the ed beach easement. Contact Maryann Skehan water...Beautifully decorated...three bedrooms...liv- 472-6565; evenings 466-0097. ing, dining rooms, neat kitchen, oversized screened porch and loads of storage. Offered at $175,000. Call Owen Donegan at 472-6565; evenings 482-8244. DO YOU LOVE A SPECTACULAR VIEW?... ALE with it is this Gulf front, two bedroom condominium, FLY FOR FREE! SELECTED completely furnished...Great location...Amenities include pool, tennis, white sandy beach, and an 18 Purchase through us and your 45%OFF SHADE hold golf course within three minutes - WOW! airline tickets for two will Mini Blinds Contact Len Yaeche at 472-6565; evenings be paid for! Verticals CLOTH 472-3609. FAST DELIVERY 6 Ft. Door Five Office Locations to Serve You INVESTIGATE THE ISLANDS! 10 DAYS DELIVERY CALL SANIBEL REALTY TODAY! ON IN STOCK M14.00 In Florida Call Collect MATERIAL Free installati >n • Free estimates T?EALiy (813) 472-6565 INC Out Of State Call 772-8989 939-2442 REALTOR 1(800)445-1566 1550 Del Prado Blvd. U.S. 41 Dragon Plaza 1630 Periwinkle Way • Sanibel Island, FL 33957 Cape Coral, FL Ft. Myers, FL 20A . Tuesday, July 8,1986 The ISLANDER For those who know Police beat Continued from page 19A the difference! shop reported a four-foot-long, four- 8:30 a.m. July 2. The vandals took 10 foot-high white wrought iron table had bottles of Panama Jack suntan lotion, been taken from in front of the shop eight pairs of sunglasses and ^ sometime between 6 p.m. June 30 and assorted t-shirts. Value of the 472-2555 9:30 a.ni. July 1. The*oblong table was items was estimated at $240. valued at $200. It was flanked by two benches, which were left undisturbed. A. Sanibel woman reported a $300 featuring: Passport radar detector had been A Winter Haven,' Fla., woman stolen from her unlocked car while it reported she had driven away from the was parked at the White Pelican con- Eight Varieties of Muffins beach at Blind Pass and left her purse dominiums between 5:30 p.m. July 1 on top of her car early Tuesday even- and 11 a.m. July 2. ing, July 1. The purse contained the Key Lime Pie woman's VISA card, driver's license A Cleveland, Tenn., man reported he and $200 in cash. had lost his wallet on the beach near the Island Inn late Wednesday after- Five Varieties of Bagels An equipment box in the pool area at noon, July 2. The wallet contained the the Ramada Inn was broken into man's driver's license and $20 in with Cream Cheese sometime between 4:30 p.m. July 1 and travellers checks. and, as always, THE MOST WONDERFUL CROISSANT IN THE WORLD! 8:30 AM.-5 P.M., Mon.- Fri.; 9 A.M.-5 PM., Sat.; 9 A.M.-l PM. Sun. May Order 24 Hours in Advance PALM RIDGE RD. ACROSS FROM ECKERD DRUGS CARRY OUT ONLY ON THE GOLF ON THE BAY Left to right: Ita and Claudia Avla of teddy bear companions are, left to right: Lincoln, Neb., joined Rachel Quammie Rambear, Rambo and Kissy-fur. Photo of Sanibei to celebrate the Fourth of Ju- by Ricki Kosakow Cooper. ly at the Dunes Country Club. The girls' Old G> SEAFOOD BUFFET J. TODD'S FRIDAY Restaurant Come Fly With Me" $14.95 TO SANIBEL'S BEST » 1986 is the year of the Seafood Buffet at the EARLY BIRD DINNER Old Captiva House - the island's original all-you- care-to-eat seafood extravaganza. Youil love this It's Shrimply Marvelous!" year's version - particularly the price - only Shrimp 10 Different Ways $14.95 per person (plus tax & gratuity) substan- — choose from — tially less than that cf&rged by our friendly Blackened Shrimp Shrimp Alfredo imitators. Shrimp Teriyaki Shrimp Scampi The price covers the works. A large variety of Shrimp Francois Bar-BrQ Shrimp local seafood (as available) plus seafood Shrimp Parmesan Broiled Shrimp chowder, seafood salads and beverages (non- Shrimp Tempura Fried Shrimp alcoholic) and desserts. Plus beef, veal, or chicken feature of the day. Includes Sanibel's Most Extensive Salad Bar Over 250,000 contented diners since 1960! 95 Served RESERVATIONS ONLY '7 5-6:30 P.M. 472-5161 Dinner 5:30-10:00 SANIBEL'S BEST Piano Sty lings by BREAKFAST Robert Perez Weed we say more?..Yes!" ows~/\es BREAKFAST $495 /Two Eggs, Hash Browns THE ISLANDS' \-i'f Special I / and Biscuits No. 1 NIGHTSPOT Served 7 AM - 12 noon PRESENTS RAB RACES Mon.7 and 10 TODDY'S LOUNGE We'd like to invite you to our little retreat, Where every chair is a ringside seat. Sinatra, Presley, to name a few on our THE CITIZENS' giant screen—FREE NACHOS TOO! . July 1 — July 13 SMILING TIME 5-7 PM - 2 FOR 1 DRINKS SMILING TIME II - 10 PM-12.30 AM FRI. & SAT. u,'A Cozy Spot You'll Love A Lot" 472-4123 Ext. 313 DONAX AT MIDDLE GULF — NEXT TO RAMADA INN The ISLANDER Tuesday, July 8,1986 21A Chadwick's has shed its old "Swing it" decor for a marvelously at the Dunes! bright new tropical Play the mild nine or the challenging wild island look. They nine at Sanibel's only 18 hole golf course! molted? • Memberships available for season or ;ekly uia driving range ^ssons from our Class A PGA Pro Uy stocked Pro Shop • 6 kll weather tennis courts Also, enjoy dining and cocktails over- looking the 18th green at Mulligan's Restaurant and Lounge. • Serving lunch with delicious daily specials and the Island's Best burger! - • Dinners served Wednesday- Saturday (Reservations only) • Superb Cocktails • Friday is Mexican Mulligan's Night — Free tacos and 2 for 1 Margaritas GOLF AND TENNIS CLUB I'd say they flew 949 Sandcastle Road the cocoon. Sanibel Island, Florida 33957 813-472-3355 roud as The ILighthouse Deli a Parrot. — presents — Chadwick's has reopened their doors to THE ISISLAND'S BEST PIZZA a burst of bright colors, tropical ...and the most convenient, furniture and an expanded lounge with we nake it — You bake it, a large entertainment area and dance when iver you're ready for it. floor. Tuesday. Exotic Hawaiian Luau. $5.75 & up Friday Our fabulously famous Seafood Buffet. (Please How 15 minutes for preparation.) Saturday. Award winning island dinner menu. Sunday. The bountiful Champagne Brunch. • BES1 BEER PRICES ON THE ISLAND! • SANDWICHES • CHEESES • SUBS * SALADS * SOFT DRINKS • CHILI We're proud as a parrot! Come see why! Renuion entertains in the lounge COUPON! 9:00pm-l:00am Nightly except Tuesday Reg. $ .75 $3.50 IS FRANKENSTEIN SUB I with Ham, Turkey, Swiss & the works! |S ot GREEK GYRO Morning, Noon *n' Night SHIM 359 Periwinkle Way M-F 9:30-7, SAT. SUN. 9:30-8 472-3354 I AT THE ENTRANCE TO SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION, CAPTIVA ISLAND RESERVATIONS 472-5111 22A Tuesday, July 8,1986 The ISLANDER MILESTONES Obituary John Naumann John Naumann, 59, of Fort Myers died Thursday, July 3, 1986. The Toledo, Ohio, native had lived in • TOLF'S TOP 100 RESTAURANTS Southwest Florida for four years. Florida Trend Magazine 1981,1982,1983,1984,1985 He is survived by his wife, Jacquelyn of Fort Myers; • "One of my favorite restaurants in the three sons: John and Scott, both of Sanibel, and Mark United States." of Fort Myers; three daughters: Marsha Shapland of Dunedin, Fla., Mary Tansey of Fort Myers, and Kitty Robert Tolf, September 1984 Robinson of Tarpon Springs, Fla.; one brother, • Rate * • • • (Excellent) Fort Myers News Press Lawrence Naumann of Dunedin; three sisters: • Winner of 1985 "TASTE OF THE ISLANDS AWARDS" Beatrice Healy and Mary Rita Blanchong of Toledo, including "BEST RESTAURANT for DINNER", "BEST Ohio, and Kate Wetli of Clearwater, Fla.; and 11 RESTAURANT for CELEBRATIONS", "BEST grandchildren. RESTAURANT for DESSERT", and "BEST RESTAURANT Christian funeral mass was held Friday, for ALL REASONS." 1986, at the Church of the Resurrection with the • also featured: Chicago Tribune, PM Magazine, Stephen McNamara officiating. Graveside s^p W Magazine, Minneapolis Star, Saturday Even- were held Saturday, July 5, at the Curlew Hills ing Post, Fodors Travel Guide, Eastern Airlines Memory Gardens in Palm Harbor, Fla. Magazine, Miami Herald, Discover Florida, Memorial contributions can be made to the IAT Pa- When in Western North Carolina House and Garden, Travel and Leisure. tients Association, P.O. Box 10, Otho, Iowa 50569. I Visit The4Jttle Bubble Room Serving 7 Days, Lunch 11:3u-2:30 near Asheville for Lunch Dinner 5:30-10:00 472-5558 or Dinner Full Service Bar. All Major Credit Cards. Starting this Thursday, young readers will go 'around the world' "Read Around The World" is thertheme for a week summer reading program that begins this we at the Captiva Memorial Library. The program is designed for children in kindergarten through the sixth grade. Younger children are welcome to attend, however, and parents THOMAS BROWN are also encouraged to participate. "Read Around The World" will meet from 10 to 11 REALTV, INC. a.m. Thursday, July 10,17, 24 and 31 in the library on Serving Sanibel Since 1974 Captiva. 2410 Palm Ridge JUJ., Sanibel 472-4138 Travel guide Linda Curran from Bonita Springs will take young Islanders far afield with story telling, games, arts and crafts and other activities. HOMES Children from both Sanibel and Captiva, as well as GULF FRONT HOME WITH POOL—West Gulf Drive visitors, are welcome to join this exciting trek Large living room with fireplace; dining area; family room; three bedrooms and "around the world." two baths; small office with powder room adjoining; large kitchen with skylight; For more information call librarian Terry Walton, 472-2133. sundeck adjoins master bath; wet bar; full bath and dressing room for pool on ground level; garden tools storage rodm; two-car enclosed garage, five ceiling fans. Large screened/living porch overlooking pool and GULF. New HYDRO- Call before you dig SOLAIR System. Because some people are careless about where tWk GULF FRONT COTTAGE WITH GUEST HOUSE-West Gulf Drive dig, thousands of Florida residents suffer temporSr DELIGHTFUL AND UNIQUE partially furnished beach cottage, elevated and loss of telephone service each year. overlooking the Gulf with living room, dining area, study, bedroom and bath, plus Steve Kidd, customer relations manager for United bath and storage facilities at ground level. In addition, there is a furnished guest Telephone Company of Florida, says there have been house with living room, kitchen, two bedrooms and a bath. The grounds are 46 telephone cables cut on Sanibel and Captiva alone since the beginning of 1985. beautifully and tastefully landscaped at considerable expense to the owner. Those cable cuts caused service interruptions for WEST GULF DRIVE HOME WITH POOL over 4,300 telephone customers and cost thousands of dollars to repair, Kidd says. This well-constructed home at ground level includes a large living/dining area, Not only are they costly, but cable cuts can also be three bedrooms, two tile baths, all-electric kitchen and dinette, custom-built pool potentially dangerous, cutting off telephone service to and screened lanai, utility area and two car garage. In addition to central A/C such life-saving operations as hospitals and fire and Heat, all rooms and screened lanai are equipped with 52" Hunter ceiling departments. fans. Only 650' to the beach by deeded beach access. Broker owned. Contractors and residents can help avoid the chance of accidentally cutting buried > telephone cables EAST GULF DRIVE through the company's "Call Before You Dig" Furnished wood frame three bedroom, two bath home on canal and adjacent program. to The Colony. Full use of The Colony's beach, pool and other facilities with "One free call to United Telephone by anyone membership. A good rental unit. Cash or excellent terms by owner. Price reduc- plans to undertake work which will require di ed for quick sale, to $175,000. to the ground where buried telephone facilities are nearby could solve those problems," Kidd says, ad- LOTS ding that United Telephone representatives will come NEAR GULF HOMESITE out to the site and mark the cables. "We can be SEA OATS notified between the hours of 6:30 a.m. and 10 p.m., Excellent homesite with deeded beach access in Sea Oats Subdivision for only Mondays through Fridays, and should be called 48 hours in advance of the scheduled digging," he says. $42,500. There is no cost to the caller for this service. CANAL FRONT HOMESITE Although persons who cut telephone cables can be CALOOSA SHORES , held legally responsible, Kidd says some of the costs of Enjoy birding, fishing and boating from this tranquil homesite located near the repairing cut telephone cables are ultimately paid by exit of the Wildlife Sanctuary with 200 + on canal with direct access to Bowen's customers. Reducing cable damage can help control Bayou and Pine Island Sound. $89,500. increases in the cost of telephone service. Also, fewer OONDOS customers will be inconvenienced. / SANDPOINTE Third floor gulf front unit with beautiful view of Gulf. Overlooks lake that attracts birds. Landscaping well maintained. Excellent rentals for 1985-86 season. At- tractively furnished. $215,000. The ISLANDER Tuesday, July 8,1986 23A Complete Services for the Investor ISLAND HOME WITH POOL! CDs • IRA/Pension Plans Reserve Cash Account Common Stock • Mutual Funds Rule 144 Stock Corporate Bonds • New Issues Tax-Free Municipals Government Securities • Options Tax Shelters Ginnie Maes • O.T.C. Securities Unit Trusts Insurance • Research Zero Coupon Bonds caii Mark C. Webb Vice President/Investments Advest, Inc. 1811 College Parkwa' Suite 200 • Fort Myers, FL 33907 ¥ Advest (813) 936-0005 • Members: New York: American & Nat'l Wats 1-800-228 9995 Other Principal Stock Exchanges . THREE BEDROOM HOME WITH GREAT ROOM AND FIREPLACE. PRIVACY- BORDERS ON WILDLIFE REFUGE. SPACIOUS LOT. OPEN FLOOR PLAN. TWO CAR GARAGE. MANY EXTRAS! $195,000. BISSELL REALTY SERVICE CORPORATION TREETOPS CENTRE • SANIBEL • PHONE 472-0880 Restaurant - WATERSIDE DINING - Specializing in Fresh Italian Seafood Entrees Duck, Veal, Beef and Chicken Nightly Specials by Chef Nino )inner $9 95 & up Dinner 5-9:30 p.m. I I 1 ' 1 I I • IPS Early Bird Specials $7.95 & up • I 1 ' 1 Rated • ••• Jean Le Boeuf 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Ft. Myers News Press Dec. '85 : Recommended by Robert Tolf Florida Trend Magazine Y", >*/r iiY'V 6460 SAN-CAP ROAD RESERVATIONS PLEASE PHONE 472-0033 Landings Specials for Early Diners 4-6 PM NIGHTLY PETITE FILET BOSTON SCROD FRIED GROUPER FRIED CHICKEN ALMONDINE BAKED SEAFOOD PLATTER AH entrees nerved with fresh baked rolls and whipped butter, vegetable, and your choice of baked potato, wild rice or french fries. Winner 1986 "Taste of the Islands" Award for "Best Restaurant for All Reasons" Enjoy delicious "no frills" Maine Lobster in our tavern from 4 until closing, or get the full lobster dinner treatment in our dining room... $9.95 LANDING CASUAL DINING & DRINKING McFs EARLY LANDINGS 4-6 PM • DINING 4-10 PM ^ 2 for 1 HAPPY HOUR 4-7 PM Shnmp House C*T LATE NITE FARE 10 PM-1 AM ENTERTAINMENT & DANCING 1O PM-» AM & Tavern On Periwinkle across from the Gulf Station 1523 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel 12OO Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, FL • 472-4772 472-3161 24A Tuesday, July 8,1986 The ISLANDER It's a gator, all right That's a b o u t a II THOMAS BROWN alligator advisor Jamie Levy could say last Fri- REALTY, INC. day afternoon when M| Serving Sanibel Since 1974 answered a call about™ young alligator that had 2410 Palm Ridge Rd., Sanibel 472-4138 taken up residence underneath Tree Tops :& •-. Centre. Because the •v.,, city's only licensed alligator handler is on vacation, Levy and Sanibel" police officers **'*** could only shoo the nuisance animal from the territory he seemed to think belonged to him. Photo by Ricki Kosakow Cooper. ON THE GULF! Resident General Contractor with 12 Charming Custom-built Gulf Front home. Large living room years experience on Sanibel-Captiva with fireplace; dining area; family room; three bedrooms and two baths; small office with powder room adjoining; large kit- chen with sky light; sun deck adjoins master bath;-wet bar; • Quality Construction full bath and dressing room for pool on ground level; garden • Financial Stability tools storage room; two-car enclosed garage. Five ceiling • Design Flexibility fans. Large screened/living porch overlooking pool and GULF. New HYDRO-SOLAIR System. 1028 Sand Castle Road Sanibel, FL 33957 (813) 472-2881 •Jt CIMIWIOM cove IIL ATTENTION! Are you looking for a LOCATION #1 Prime Building Site with: 3 Miles to 0 Good Elevation 1 Ft. Myers Beach * or Sanibel 0 Beach Access 0 Tennis Courts 0 Underground Utilities \ 0 Paved Public Roads 0 Privacy 0 Homeowner's Association Do you want to build on your time schedule with no ROGO hassle Then take the time to check out LITTLE LAKE MUREX, a beautiful residential neighborhood located off West Gulf Drive. Only 7 sites remaining, competitively priced from $55,108. Call Vivienne Bould Radigan, REALTOR- TERRACE CONDOMINIUMS FROM $61,900 Associate for more details. Also Single Family Homes and Garden Villas America calls us home." fittfv (813)466-6676 REALTOR® OPEN DAILY us-Home LaJpMurexj VIP Realty Group, Inc. 9a.m.-6p.m. Contractor License SCGC015914 1509 Periwinkle Way (813) 472-5187 Enter fin Summerlin or San Carlos L J ds(mietv\ Tuesday uly 8, 1986 Island Guide 25A •Banks Dog laws •Nature guides •Beaches •Emergency phone numbers •Post offices •Biking 'Fishing •Rentals •Camping •Fitness • Service stations •Churches •Gators •Shelling •Clubs Good things to know •Things to do and see •Courts anil courses •Libraries Doctors Marinas and charters on the western end of Sanibel is SANIBEL CONGREGATONAL AMERICAN BUSINESS ROTARY $2 per car. •Banks UNITED CHURCH WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION Meets at 7:45 a.m. every Fri- •Courts and The fine for parking in a THE REV. RICHARD STEIN Meets for dinner and day at Sundial resort. All visiting restricted or residential area 472-0497 or 472-8100 business at.5:30 p.m. on the se- Rotarians, guests and in- BANK OF THE ISLANDS without the proper permit is $35. courses MAIN OFFICE Sunday worship services at cond Thursday of every month terested individuals are ON CAPTIVA public beach ac- at the Putting Pelican 1699 PERIWINKLE WAY 10 a.m. at the church across welcome. Call 472-2880 for GOLF cess for no charge can be found from Periwinkle Place shopping restaurant at the Beachview information. 472-4141 at Turner Beach or further north Open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday center, 2050 Periwinkle Way. Country Club. Any woman who BEACHVIEW GOLF COURSE just past the entrance to South is employed either part' or full- through Thursday; 9 a.m. to ~ Child care provided. SANIBEL-CAPTIVA PAR VIEW DRIVE Seas Plantation. time is welcome. Reservations p.m. Friday. Drive-in windo Elevator for easy access. AMERICAN LEGION OFF MIDDLE (SULF DRIVE State law prohibits nude sun- open 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday Church office open 9 a.m. to 1 must be made by Monday prior Meets on the second Tuesday 472-2626 bathing on all Florida beaches. to the Thursday meeting/Call through Thursday; 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. of each month at the legion hall SEMI-PRIVATE Violators will be prosecuted. p.m. Friday. Judy Lofton 472-1302 for reser- on Sanibel-Captiva Road. Call vations. Call Theresa Louwers Open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Reserva- Closed Saturday and Sunday. ST. ISABEL CATHOLIC 472-9979. tions required. Public welcome. CHURCH 472-6553 for membership information. Green fees: Nine holes, $9; 18 ,NK OF THE ISLANDS 3669 SANIBEL-CAPTIVA ROAD SANIBEL-CAPTIVA holes, $16. Electric carts: Nine NCH OFFICE •Biking 472-2763 AMERICAN LEGION holes, $6; 18 holes, $12. BAILEY'S SHOPPING CENTEII MSGR. ROBERT SCHIEFEN, CALUSA AQUATIC PROGRAM AUXILIARY 472-5173 The extensive network of bike PASTOR 472-9282 Meets the first Wednesday of REV. JEROME FRASER, each month at 7:30 p.m. in the THE DUNES COUNTRY CLUB Open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday paths on Sanibel Is clearly "^ A non-profit organization 949 SANDCASTLE ROAD through Thursday, 9 a.m. to ~ marked along the edge of the ASSOCIATE dedicated to increasing marine legion hall on Sanibel-Captiva Road. For more information call 472-2535 p.m. Friday; 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. road. Observe caution when Saturday Vigil • 5:30 p.m.; awareness. Explore the marine SEMI-PRIVATE Saturday. Closed Sunday. Sunday Mass • 8:30 and 10:30 472-9979. driving near the bike path. world of our barrier islands; Open daylight to dusk. Call a.m. Daily Mass - 8:30 a.m.; Holy A state law and city or- seine grass flats for fish, shrimp for starting time. Public Day schedule same as SANIBEL-CAPTIVA dinance combine to prohibit and other invertebrates; wade in welcome. Green fees: $9 for BANK OF THE ISLANDS parking or driving on the bike weekends. a mangrove swamp; explore the ART LEAGUE CAPTIVA BRANCH Outdoor workshops from 9 nine holes; $14 for 18 holes. paths. Mopeds are not permit- beaches and mudflats. Informa- Electric carts: $9 for nine holes; 472-3212 ted on the bike paths. tion collected is forwarded to a.m. to noon followed by a sack Open 9 am. to 3 p.m. Monde y ST. MICHAEL AND ALL $14 for 18 holes. Pull carts: $2 if you plan to spend some the Florida Department of lunch and critique every Thurs- through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 6 ANGELS and $3. Club rentals: $5 and $10. time on a bike make sure your Natural Resources. day year 'round. Phone 472-4594 p.m. Friday*tCJosed Saturday EPISCOPAL CHURCH vehicle Is equipped with a horn, For ages 12 to adult, Tuesday or 481-4789 for locations. Indoor and Sunday. THE REV. THOMAS WALKER good brakes and a light for night and Thursday. Children's pro- workshops held January, 472-2173 ... i. . riding. «-•- gram on Saturday. Family pro- February and March. Member- FlftST FEDERAL 472-3356(thrift shop) Under Florida law bicycle gram on Sunday afternoon. $25 ship open to all area artists. SAVINGS AND LOAN Sunday service • 7:30, 9:30 a.m. PROFESSIONAL riders have the same rights and per person. Transportation Phone 472-0905 for information. PALM RIDGE ROAD AND Wednesday service • 9 a.m. TENNIS TRAINING responsibilities as motor vehi- provided. FLORENCE STREET Thursday service - 7:30 a.m. SANIBEL COMMUNITY P.O. Box 1135 cle drivers. . SANIBEL Holy Days schedules are ASSOCIATION 472-9191 472-1537 announced. CIVIL WAR REINACTMENT Meetings held at 6:30 p.m. on Coaching and instruction Open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday SOCIETY the second Wednesday of every from top teaching pro available through Thursday; 9 a.m. to 6 month November through May' TEMPLE BETHEL WIGHTMAN LANE, CAPTIVA for lessons, drills or playing ses- p.m. Friday. Closed weekends •Camping 472-0482 at the SCA hall on Periwinkle sions at your resort, condo or 2721 DEL PRADO BOULEVARD Way.- Office hours are from 9 CAPE CORAL Bi-monthly meetings. Call for private location. FIRST INDEPENDENCE BANt more information. a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday, Wednes- Call USPTA and AMF-Head 574-5115 day and Friday, June 16 thru 2245 PALM RIDGE ROAD Camping on the beach is pro- RABBI SOLOMON AGIN advisory staff member Jak 3 STAR CENTER Sept. 12. Call 472-2155 or hibited, as are open beach fires. Sunday • 9:30 a.m., children's Beardsworth for information SANIBEL ISLAND CHILDREN'S 472-1316. Fires are permitted, however, in religious school. and appointments. 472-1314 COOPERATIVE approved cooking containers Friday -8 p.m., service. Island babysitting exchange. SANIBEL JAYCEES Open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday (not to exceed 48x24x12 inches Meet at 6 p.m. every Thursday THE DUNES COUNTRY igh Thursday; 9 a.m. to 5 For more information call deep) with an extruded metal 472-0344. at the Coconut Grove CLUB •p.m Friday. Closed Saturday grill for non-commercial food restaurant. Call Tom Kontinos, 949 SANDCASTLE ROAD UNITARIAN UNIVERSALISTS and Sundav. preparation. 472-1366, for more information. 472-3S22 . OF THE ISLANDS ISLAND FISHING CLUB CITIZEN SOUTHERN After you have your beach Meets at 6 p.m. on the first SEMI-PRIVATE party please assume respon- REV. WM. BURNSIDE MILLER NATIONAL BANK Tuesday of every month at the SANIBEL LEAGUE Full racquet facilities. Open sibility for cleaning up any fitter 472-3892 (Island chairman) daylight to dusk, $10.50 per OF LEE COUNTY Jacaranda Inn (formerly Gib's OF WOMEN VOTERS or debris from the area. Meetings will resume in hour per court. Call for court SANIBEL-CAPTIVA ROAD restaurant) on Periwinkle Way. Meets at 9:30 a.m. on the third November on the first and third time. Lessons available. AND ANDY ROSSE LANE Sunday of every month. Monday of every month at the KIWANIS CAPTIVA Sanibel library. Call Charlotte ISLAND TENNIS SERVICES 472-6666 Meets for breakfast at 7:30 Hamlet, 472-2927. P.O. Box 417 Open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. a.m. every Wednesday at the 472-0588 Monday through Friday. Closed •Churches Putting Pelican, Beachview SANIBEL-CAPTIVA weekends. Country Club. Visiting Kiwa- POWER SQUADRON Professional instruction at FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH nians welcome. Call John General membership your resort.or private court. HONOR SYSTEM SANIBEL-CAPTIVA ROAD Friedlund, 472-1537. meetings held on the second Specializing in beginning 24-HOUR TELLERS PASTOR JAMIE STILSON Men's non-denominational Wednesday of every month at , couples or individuals, juniors Provided by Bank of the 472-1018 Bible study sponsored by the the Sanibel Community and advanced players. Rac- Islands at Bailey's and Jerry's Sunday - Sunday school, 9:30 Kiwanians meets at 7:30 a.m. Association. Luncheon every quets supplied. Video playback on Sanibel and at 110 Chad- a.m.; worship, 11 a.m. every Tuesday at Jacaranda Inn Wednesday at noon and ex- optional. wick's Square on Captiva. Wednesday • Bible (formerly Gib's restaurant), 1223 ecutive meetings the first fellowship, 7:30 p.m. Periwinkle Way. Wednesday of every month at SUNDIAL BEACH AND Nursery available for all the Coconut Grove restaurant. TENNIS RESORT services. •Clubs LIONS For information call 472-1316. 1256 MIDDLE GULF DRIVE Meets at 6:30 p.m. on the first 472-4151 •Beaches FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST and third Wednesday of every Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Full SCIENTIST, SANIBEL-CAPTIVA ALANON month at the Sanibel Communi- SANIBEL-CAPTIVA tennis facilities with 13 courts SHELL CLUB 2950 WEST GULF DRIVE ty Association hall. (laykold and har tru). Ball Sanibel UNRESTRICTED 472-4449 Meets at 8 p.m. every Tuesday Meets at 8 p.m. on the third machine. PARKING WITH NO STICKER is Sunday • 11 a.m., worship and and at noon every Friday at the Monday of every month October Sanibel Community Church on SANIBEL-CAPTIVA permitted for everyone ajong Sunday school. through May at the Sanibel Periwinkle Way. For more infor- LIONS AUXILIARY SANIBEL ELEMENTARY the Causeway, at the Sanibel Wednesday - 8 p.m. Community Association. Dues SCHOOL Lighthouse and Fishing Pier at mation call 472-3935. Meetings will resume in the are $6 for individuals, $10 for Reading room open from 10 fall at 6:30 p.m. on the third SANIBEL-CAPTIVA ROAD the eastern tip of the Island, sit a.m. to noon Wednesday and couples. Call Mili Backus, assis- ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Wednesday of each month at PUBLIC COURTS Gulf side City Park off Casa Yb jl Friday. tant membership chairman, Lighted evenings until 10 Road, on the east side of ttie At St. Michael and All Angels the Dunes. Call Dottie 472-4709, or write Sanibel- Episcopal Church, Periwinkle Withington, 472-5555. p.m. No reservations. No Sanibel end of the Causeway, ut GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH Captiva Shell Club, P.O. Box charge. the gulf end of Tarpon Bay Road CYPRESS LAKE DRIVE Way • All meetings at 8 p.m. No 355, Sanibel 33957. smoking. Thursday: Closed and at the Trost property onTac- FORT MYERS NEW BEGINNERS CLUB RACQUETBALL pon Bay Road. 482-2099 discussion. Friday: Open An informal monthly gather- SANIBEL SINGLES speakers. Sunday: Closed step. ing for women who are new Of f -Islanders with THE REV. FR. ARTHUR "The alternative to the bar SIGNAL INN residents of the Islands. Call RESTRICTED PARKIN KONTINOS At Sanibel Congregational scene" meets at 7:30 p.m. every OLDE MIDDLE GULF DRIVE Sunday - 9:30 a.m., Orthos; 10 Peggy Jackson, 472-1694, for Wednesday. Call Joel 472-0058 STICKERS can find beach ac United Church, Periwinkle Way. 472-4690 cess at Bailey Road, Beach a.m., Divine Liturgy. meeting date, time and place. for details. 10 a.m Monday - Women's clos- Two air-conditioned inside Road, Dixie Beach Boulevar], courts open by appointment. BARRIER ISLAND GROUP Nerita Street, Donax Street, SANIBEL COMMUNITY ed discussion, no smoking. 8 Call for reservations. Fulger Street and on the Sanibsl CHURCH p.m. Tuesday - Closed discus- FOR THE ARTS side of Turner Beach. 1740 PERIWINKLE WAY sion; noon Thursday Men's Supporting and promoting the arts on Sanibel and Captiva. Island residents with DR. DENNY DENNISON closed big book discussion. •Doctors RESIDENTIAL PARKINS PASTOR Meetings are held at 7:30 p.m. STICKERS can park on West 472-2684 the last Monday of every month at the Sanibel Public Library. GENERAL PRACTICE Gulf Drive west of Rabbit Roa i, Sunday Worship • 10 a.m. in- AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Members and prospective the bay and gulf sides of Butto v cludes children's ministry and OF RETIRED PERSONS JEAN GENTRY, M.D., P.A. wood Lane, the bay and gulf childcare. Mothers Morning 472-5517 members are welcome. Call president Polly Matsumoto, 2250 Periwinkle Way sides of Seagrape Lane, Color y Out • Fridays at 9 a.m. Al-anon • Next meeting will be an- 472-4188 Walkway, Bay Drive and en Friday noon. Church office open nounced in November. 275-3065. Henderson Road at Castaways 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through STEPHAN HALABIS, M.D., Lane. Friday. FACS The user fee for the COUNTY 2426 Palm Ridge Road PARK AT BOWMAN'S BEACH 472-3163 26A tuesday, July 8,1986 The ISLANDER Island guide 472-1468 VETERINARIANS and shopping 10:30 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. Dinner cruises to Cabbage Open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. seven •Gators days a week. •Doctors DRS. PAUL AND PHYLIS Key aboard Catherine Theresa. Nature DOUGLASS, D.V.M. STANLEY WEGRYN, M.D. FACS 1042 Cypress Lake Drive Feeding alligators anywhere CAPT. ROGER NODRUFF Wegryn Medical Center Fort Myers is not only ILLEGAL, it is ex- 472-5463 guides ISLAND EQUIPMENT RENTAJ tremely DANGEROUS. An 4301 Sanibel-Captiva Road 481-4746 36-foot sailboat by day or Sanibei Square alligator that is accustomed to 472-4131 Animals can be seen on half-day. 2246 Periwinkle Way Sanibei beginning at 1 p.m. being fed will become a poten- CAPT. RALPH BARTHOLOMEW 472-2949 every Tuesday and Thursday. tially dangerous animal if left CAPT. BARTHOLOMEW 472-5277 Baby equipment, lawn and unfed for a period of time. Arrangements should be made CAPTIVA Offering aquatic nature tours garden tools, contractors equip- Animals that are not artificially MEDICINE AND SURGERY by calling the above number. 472-5277 through the waterways of ment, etc. fed are less likely to become Departing Timmy's' Nook. Sanibei, Captiva, Upper Captiva problems. A "tame" alligator JOHN COLLUCCI, D.O. 34-foot Down East cabin and Cayo Costa with lunch at becomes bold - he loses his fear island Medical Clinic cruiser. Shelling, sight-seeing, Cabbage Key. of man. 2400 Palm Rtdge Road fishing, luncheon and picnic Participants can also go for 472-5974 An alligator has difficulty trips. nature walks on barrier islands distinguishing between a piece and have the choice of either a •Dog laws BICYCLES-MOPEDS of fish and the hand that holds CAPT. TOM ADBALLA 34-foot cruiser or a 24-foot open it- INTERNAL MEDICINE 472-2531 fisherman with a high Sanibei law requires that Because of the gator popula- freeboard. BIKE BARN AND CARDIOLOGY Charter sailing by the day, PERIWINKLE WAY AND although your dog does not tion here dogs should never be Call for reservations and have to be on a leash in public half-day or sunset. MAIN STREET (opposite STEPHEN MULLINS, M.D. allowed to run free on the details. he must be under your control at the 7-11 Store) 2440 Palm ftidge Road Islands. Fence your dog, walk CAPT. TOM NICHOLS all times. You are responsible him on a leash or, if you must NO PHONE 472-1334 466-8448 MARK "BIRD" WESTALL for the behavior of your pet. free him for a walk, keep him 472-5218 Bicycle rentals, sales and Charter sailing by the day, service. The Chamber of Commerce under voice control. NEVER tie Offering a choice of canoe can tell you which accommoda- half-day or sunset. CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN your dog in an unfenced trips on the Sanibei River, tions accept families with pets. backyard. BIKE ROUTE BOAT HOUSE through the wildlife refuge or to Remember wherever you are, Buck Key. Trips last approx- 2330 PALM RIDGE ROAD HARRY KAIR, D.C., P.A. For help with a nuisance 472-2531 clean up after your pet. "Leave imately twoito three hours. $20 472-1955 1650 Periwinkle Way alligator call Mark Westall, the Open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. nothing on the beach but foot- per person. Inquire about dis- Bicycle rentals, sales 472-1824 Islands' representative of the seven days at the Sanibei prints" applies to dogs, too. counts when calling for repairs. Open 10 a.m. to 5 Southwest Florida Alligator Marina. Power boats:-? 5 to 19 reservations. Monday through Saturday, C^ff Association, at 472-5218. feet, 50 to 115 HP. USOGi equip- ed Sunday. OPTOMETRISTS ped, convertible tops. Sailboats: Sunfish, 17 to 22 ft. day sailers. CHARLES LEBUFF 472-3177 ISLAND MOPED ROBERT LESAGE, O.D. 41-ft. charter sloop with captain. 1470 PERIWINKLE WAY Experience Sanibei on a TIMOTHY E. UNDERHILL 472-5248 •Emergency Saturday morning beach walk 1571 Periwinkle Way BLIND PASS MARINA Open 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 472,4204 SANIBEL-CAPTIVA ROAD that serves as an introduction to the Island's remarkable diversi- seven days. Bicycle and moped 472-1020 rental and repair. phone Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. seven ty and beach environment. PHARMACIES •Good days. Launching ramp. Bait, Learn about our history, hur- ricanes, beach ecology, sea FINNIMORE'S CYCLE SHOP tackle and gear. Tackle and NEXT TO GIB'S RESTAURANT CORNER DRUGS fishing skiff rentals. turtles, tides and the interesting numbers marine life on the beach. 1223 PERIWINKLE WAY BAILEY'S SHOPPING CENTER things 472-5577 472-4149 CAPT. BOB SABATINO Call anytime for information and reservations. Proceeds fur- New bicycle rentals. Free Pharmacist on duty from 9 a.m. 472-1451 delivery and pick-up. Open Police 472-3111 ther loggerhead sea turtle con- to 6 p.m. Monday through Fri- Fishing, shelling, sight- seven days from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. day, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. Fire 936-3600 to know seeing, luncheon trips to Safety servation efforts on the Islands. Sheriff 332-3456 Harbor. 936-3600 ECKERD DRUGS Ambulance CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CAPT. DUKE SELLS BOOKS 2331 PALM RIDGE ROAD Paramedics 936-3600 ON THE SANIBEL SIDE CAPT. COSTANZO 472-5462 472-1719 Island Apothecary • for 24-hour OF THE CAUSEWAY 472-1206 Native area guide will pole or ISLAND BOOK NOOK Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday emergency service . 472-2768 472-1080, 472-3232 Birding and sight-seeing motor your party through back 2440 PALM RIDGE ROAE CROW - emergency care for country. Offering outer-island through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 6 Open Monday through Satur- charters. 472-6777 _ wildlife 472-3644 beach picnic trips, lunches at p.m. Sunday. day from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Best sellers in hard cover for Cabbage Key and shelling trips Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. CAPT. DAVE CASE rent by the week. ISLAND APOTHECARY 472-2798 on 24-foot skiff, 30-foot sport fisherman or 50-foot party boat. APOTHECARY CENTER DISASTER ALERT Independent charters. 2460 PALM RIDGE ROAD Radio station WRCC 104-FM HEALTH SUPPLIES GEORGE WEYMOUTH 472-1519 broadcasts hurricane and other JENSEN TWIN PALMS MARINA •Fishing 472-BIRD Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday emergency information that CAPTIVA ISLAND APOTHECARY Ornithological tours through through Friday, 9 a.m. to noon might affect Sanibei or Captiva. 472-5800 APOTHECARY CENTER Sanibel's J.N. "Ding" Darling Saturday. No permit is required for the ' Cable TV Channel 11 broad- Open from 7:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. 2460 PALM RIDGE ROAD National Wildlife Refuge. Also saltwater sport, but fishing in casts the same disaster infor- seven days. Bait, tackle and OPPOSITE THE 3 STAR offering Corkscrew Swamp trips freshwater ponds or on the mation for the Islands. gear. Light tackle for rent. GROCERY and Weymouth beach walks. Sanibei River requires a Florida Dockage. Boat rentals. Sail 472-1519 Make reservations at the DENTISTS fishing license. FISH charters for two with Capt. Mike Wheelchairs, crutches, per- Wildlife Preserver Gallery in Licenses are available at MacMillan. sonal health cave items. FRIENDS IN SERVICE HERE Treetops Centre, 1101 JAMES BELL, D.D.S Bailey's on Sanibei for $6.50 for 472-0404 Periwinkle Way, or call the Sanibei Plaza residents and $10.50 for non- SANIBEL MARINA 24 HOURS A DAY above number. 1630-G Periwinkle Way residents. Neighborly help for Islanders NORTH YACHTSMAN DRIVE VIDEO EQUIPMENT 472-6333 in need oi transportation, 472-2723 472-6500 lor emergencies regular phone checks and Open from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. BAILEY'S GENERAL STORE assorted non-emergency ser- seven days. Capts. Ted Cole BAILEY'S SHOPPING ROGER DUNPHY, D.D.S vices. No fee is ever charged. and Bill Gartrell for fishing, CENTER WILLIAM SHORACK, D.D.S. shelling and sight-seeing •Post PERIWINKLE WAY AND •Fitness TARPON BAY ROAD Bay Wind Plaza PUBLIC RESTROOMS guides. Call for appointment. Bait, tackle, gear. Light tackle 472-1516 2402 Palm Ridge Road 'Causeway • Between the for rent. Launching ramp, Video tapes and machines'. 472-2060 THE FITNESS FORUM drawbridge and Sanibei offices dockage. 2353 PERIWINKLE WAY 'Chamber of Commerce - Just For sail and power boat ren- HARMON'S OF SANIBEL BEHIND THE BURGER off the Causeway on the Sanibei COUNSELING THERAPY EMPORIUM tals call 472-2531. SANIBEL POST OFFICE 359 PERIWINKLE WAY side TURN RIGHT OFF PERIWINKLE 472-6364 472-2628 'Gulfside City Park - Public PEGGY JACKSON, L.C.S.W. Offering a variety of aerobic SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION WAY Video tapes and machines, beach just off Casa Ybel Road ON TARPON BAY ROAD video cameras and phi 472-1694 and body conditioning classes 'Sanibei Fishing Pier • At the MARINA By appointment only even- for men and women and self CAPTIVA 472-1655 equipment available for d eastern tip of the Island near the Open 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon- or weekly rental. ings or weekends for marital, defense-karate classes for both Lighthouse 472-5111 family and individual counsel- adults and youth. Nautilus and Open to the public from 8 a.m. day through Friday. Closed 'Turner Beach • at. Blind Pass Saturday and Sunday, although SANIBEL AUDIO VIDEO ing. Child management training free weight equipment available between Sanibei and Captiva to 6 p.m. seven days. Harbor by a state-licensed clinical on a daily, weekly, monthly and master Don Starr, Captains mail is delivered on Saturday. SANIBEL SQUARE social worker. annual basis. Tanning salon Doug Fischer, Baughn 472-4100 ~~ • . and other amenities available. Holloway, Charlie Rossi, Herb JERRY'S GROCERY STORE Rental of movie tapes, VCR MAGGIE MULLINS, M.A. Open Monday through Friday 7 Purdy and Butch Cottrill for JERRY'S SHOPPING CENTER machines, movie cameras, 1633-F Periwinkle Way a.m. to 9 p.m.; Saturday 8:30 Libraries fishing, sheling and sight- PERIWINKLE WAY projectors, TV sets and radios. 472-6180 a.m. to 2 p.m. seeing guides. 472-9300 Postal counter open from 9 PICAFLIC Personal, couple and group SANIBEL PUBLIC LIBRARY Charter sailboats available a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through 1633-D PERIWINKLE WAY counseling by appointment. PALM RIDGE ROAD AND with Capt. Don Prohaska. Call Friday. RHYTHMIC EXERCISES, INC. FLORENCE STREET for appointment. ANCHOR POINT, NEXT TO SUSAN SCHANERMAN, M.Ed. MADGE AMOROSO, 472-2483 Boat rentals: Offshore Sailing BANK OF THE ISLANDS 472-048Qr. INSTRUCTOR School. CAPTlVFpOST OFFICE 472-0077 SANIBEL RECREATION Open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mon- ON v%>PTIVA«VOAD NEAR THE Video tapes and machines for Rebirming, human potential- day through Saturday and also 7 COMPLEX CAPT. JIM BURNSED ENTRANCE TO SOUTH SEAS rent. More than 1,000 titles. metaphysical consultations. to 9 p.m. Wednesday. Course »_Miracles study group Moderate to advanced 472-4701 472-1674 meets a&7:30 p.m. Monday and aerobics • 8:45 a.rn Monday, 472-1021 Open 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Wednes Wednesday andj^.y. Native Florida guide for shell- Monday through Friday. Closed BABY NEEDS CAPTIVA MEMORIAL LIBRARY Saturday and Sunday, although Beginner to' moderate CHAPIN AND WILES ing, sightseeing, fishing. mail is delivered Saturday. SANIBEL RENTAL SERVICE SANIBEIREAPTIVA aerobics - 10 a.m. Monday, 472-2133 JERRY'S SHOPPING COUNSiKNG CENTER Wednesday and Friday; 9:30 Open 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Tues- TARPON SAY MARINA ValerielHchins, director a.m. Saturday. AT THE NORTH END WESTERN UNION CENTER day, Thursday and Friday; 9 a.m. BAILEY'S GENERAL STORE 472-5777 472-969J Aquacises for all ages • Noon to 9 p.m. Wednesday; from 9 OF TARPON BAY ROAD BAILEY'S SHOPPING CENTER Rollaways, cribs, stro Streslt alcohol and drug on Tuesday and Thursday. a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday. 472-3196 Open from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 highchairs, car seats, abuse, 1IWsonal, family and For more class information Closed Sunday and Monday. Open from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. adoleselP counseling. Open 8 call the instructor, 472-4101. seven days. Capts. Randy White p.m. Monday through Saturday, items and more. a.m. to 1fep.m. Monday through and Alex Payne for fishing shell- 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday. Friday;!N.m. to 1 p.m. Satur- SANIBEL RECREATION ing and sight-seeing guides. day. 24f(Bur answering service. COMPLEX, NEXT TO THE Marked canoe trail. Bait, tackle WINDSURFERS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Marinas and gear. Tackle for rent. 14- to i WATER SPORTS i SANIBEL-CAPTIVA ROAD 18-foot fishing skiffs for rent. MASSAf1 THERAPY 472-0345 •Rentals SANIBEL HILTON INN EH" Weightlifting facilities closed and , 'TWEEN WATERS MARINA 937 EAST GULF DRIVE DIANA 1EvERSTONE, L.M.T. for the summer for refurbishing CAPTIVA 472-3181 LICE1 BED MASSAGE and movement to new location. 472-5161 AUTOMOBILES Windsurfers, Hobie cats and charters phantoms. Hourly rental and THERA1IT Swimming pool open for the Open from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. 472-5579 public from 10 a.m. to noon and seven days. Dock master Dale AVIS RENT-A-CAR instruction. 1619 Pe|brinkle Way from 1 to 6 p.m. Monday through OFFSHORE SAILING SCHOOL Manor, Capts. Duke Sells, Mike 3 STAR GROCERY South Seas Plantation Marina UnitlOB Friday; and from 1 to 5 p.m. Fuery and Jerry Way for fishing, 472-4040 SUNDIAL Downnirs in the island Saturday and Sunday. Captiva shelling and sightseeing trips. At the intersection of Palm 1246 MIDDLE GULF DRIVE prapeutic massage for 472-5111, ext. 7141 Bait, tackle and gear. Tackle for Ridge Road and Tarpon Bay 472-4151 Tower. 1) Week-long sailing courses Road. Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. relaxatfa1 and rehabilitation. rent. Boat rentals: 30-HP, elec- Sailboats, catamarans, wind- relief A( stress, headaches, start every Sunday evening. tric start. seven days. surfers, bicycles. Hourly and fatiguGpoor circulation, back Beginners and advanced. Cruis- half-day rentals. pain, 31Bma. By appointment ing and racing. Half-day ses- THE ISLAND BELLE BUDGET RENT-A-CAR only. sions and three-hour mini- USCG-inspected, ON SANIBEL IN GULFSIDE WINDSURFING OF SANIBEL clinics are also available. 42-passenger. Shelling or PLAZA, 472-0088. PERIWINKLE WAY THE NEUROMUSCULAR fishing trips out of Tarpon Bay ON CAPTIVA AT SOUTH SEAS 472-0123 CENTER ISLAND CRUISES, INC. Marina with Capt. Joe Stuber. PLANTATION, 472-9600. Windsurfing rentals, sales, 472-4299 CAPT. DUKE SELLS Call 472-3196 for information , Open 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. instruction and accessories. Timbers Court, Rabbit Road CAPT. ROGER NODRUFF and reservations. seven days. Call to make arrangements. Licensed massage 472-5463 or 472-5462 therapists. Deep tissue 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Cabbage Key massage, Shiatsu, Swedish and for lunch; 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. sight- HERTZ RENT-A-CAR sports massage, neuromuscular seeing to North Captiva. Island SANIBEL STANDARD STATION therapy, polarity balance. Queen II, Boca Grande for lunch 1015 PERIWINKLE WAY The ISLANDER Tuesday, July 8, 1?86 27A Island quide Check the Island Guide first. SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION ISLAND HISTORICAL MUSEUM LIGHTHOUSE CAPTIVA •Service ADJACENT TO SANIBEL CITY AT THE EASTERN TIP OF 472-5111, ext. 3384 Things HALL SANIBEL At the entrance to South Seas We've got 800 DUNLOP ROAD The historic Lighthouse is stations Plantation. Open from 8:30 a.m. 472-4648 close to the Sanibel fishing pier, it all: to 6 p.m. seven days. Closed for to do Open to the public free of which offers excellent fishing, a lunch from noon to 12:30 p.m. Charge from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. lovely beach and view of San GULF SERVICE STATION Thursday and Saturday. Closed Carlos Bay. Bonks 1215 PERIWINKLE WAY 3 STAR GROCERY and see on holidays. Beaches 472-1878 TARPON BAY AND Open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday PALM RIDGE ROADS SEA TURTLE PATROLS Biking through Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. 472-5400 CARETTA RESEARCH Camping CROW SANIBELCAPTIVA weekends. Certified licensed Open from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. 472-3177 CARE AND REHABILITATION CONSERVATION Churches mechanics. Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. FOUNDATION Join researchers for a night to 11 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. OF WILDLIFE time Jeep ride as they search Clubs SANIBELCAPTIVA ROAD SANIBELCAPTIVA ROAD ISLAND EXXON Diesel, gas. MC, VISA, Shell 472-2329 for nesting loggerhead sea Courts, courses 2345 PERIWINKLE WAY charge cards accepted. 472-3644 turtles along the Sanibel gulf Open house for the public Dedicated to the preservation Doctors 472-2012 of wetlands and wildlife on the beach. Maximum of four people Open 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. seven KURT'S 76 from 1 to 3 p.m. on the last Sun- with no guarantee of turtle Dog laws day of every month through islands. The Foundation offers days. 24-hour road service and 2495 COCONUT DRIVE exhibits, nature trails and a gift sightings. Emergency numbers complete auto repair. AAA. BLIND PASS AREA winter season. Board meetings Call anytime for necessary are at 1:30 p.m. on the second shop. Admission for non- Fishing Open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday members is 50 cents for reservations and details. Tueday of every month. Fitness ISLAND GARAGE through Friday. Gas, diesel. children, $1 for adults. Discover the real night life of 1609 PERIWINKLE WAY Cash only, please. Open 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mon- Sahibei. Gators 472-4318 J.N. "DING" DARLING day through Friday, May to Good things to know Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE 472-1100 November. Guided trail tours rough Saturday. 24-hoir BRIDGE GAMES AT THE Libraries The five-mile, self-guiding upon request with 24 hours er service. American and notice. SANIBEL COMMUNITY marinas, charters ign car repair. AAA. NO Wildlife Drive, Bailey Tract walk- ASSOCIATION ing trails and two canoe trails Open 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Nature guides •Shelling Monday thru Saturday, Weekly Duplicate Bridge and are open daily from sunrise to Bridge for Fun sessions will Post offices sunset. The Visitor Center off December to April. Guided trail IBEL STANDARD tours daily. resume in November. Rentals • 1015 PERIWINKLE WAY The city of Sanibel has a Sanibel-Cap'tiva Road is open as resolution limiting the taking of stated on the sign at the en- SCCF's Native Plant Nursery Service stations 472-2125 specializes in growing and sell- Open 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. sevei live shells to two per species trance to the center. All Shelling per day per person. In order to facilities are free of charge. For ing native species. Nursery is days. 24-hour road service and open to the public from 9 a.m. to Things to do and see complete auto repair. AAA. preserve Sanibel's beautiful naturalist program information shelling beaches most collec- check at the Visitor Center or 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. tors refuse to take any live call ' during normal business Call 472-1932. shells whatsoever. hours. ci&mfoo CALENDAR OF EVENTS -W- CtstWran's summer If) July 8 9 nuHStkn nftwiram *v 11 12 10-11 a.m.. MDA Summertest shop t p,tn.t Cabbage Key tn., SMEC Noah's Ark thrift shop 3 -m., SMEC group lor bereaved course begins 74 ps.nu> ECO Children's summer - _ reading program I / 14 15 16 10-11 a.m., CML x •* 18 19 Noah's Ark thrift shop Computer class Noah's Ark thrift shoi Island Historical 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., SMEC for gifted students >P begins, 2-4 a.m.. ECC 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., SMSMEE C Museum, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Living Again support group for bereaved 10 a.m., SCC Body building for cardiovascular fitness 7 p.m., FF 23 24 25 26 Noah's Ark thrift shop Island Historical Island Historical Museum, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Noah's Ark thrift shop 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., SMEC 9:30 a.m.12:30 p.m., SMEC Museum, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Living Again support group for bereaved 10 a.m., SCC Children's summer reading program 10-11 a.m., CML 29 30 31 August 1 Island Historical Museum, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Noah's Ark thrift shop Noah's Ark thrift shop Island Historical 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., SMEC 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., SMEC Museum, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Living Again support group for bereaved 10 a.m., SCC Children's summer reading program 10-11 a.m., CML Living Again support 8 Noah's Ark thrift shop group for bereaved 10 a.m., SCC 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., SMEC Noah's Ark thrift shop Island Historical 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., SMEC Museum, 10 a.m.-4 p.m Island Historical Museum, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. CML - Captiva Memorial .ibrary SCA - Sanibel Community Association ECC • Edison Community College If you have an event to include in the calendar call SMEC • St. Michael's Episcopal Church The Islander, 472-5185, by 5 p.m. Friday for the follow- . FF'-. Fitness Forum SPL - Sanibel Public Library ing Tuesday's paper. Events in the calendar must be SCC- Sanibel Community Church open to the public. 28A Tuesday, July 8,1986 The ISLANDER , inc., IB REALTOR " REALTOR NEW LCTNGS BOAT LOVERS MUST SEE this 3 bedroom, 2 bath furnished ground floor condominium. This unit is in a quiet loca- tion right next to the boat docks. Walk to the pool which is located right outside your bedroom. Completely re-carpeted, very neat. Asking $185,000. Call Mary Lou Traucht, Realtor Associate (days 472-3121, eves. 472-2880). Beachcomber Quietly secluded on East Gulf Drive, Beachcomber fronts directly on one of the island's widest and most attractive beaches. The buildings, designed in the style of traditional CONDOMINIUMS island cottages, are beautifully tied together with handsome, natural woods, delicately latticed balconies, glass block rail- ings and other unique architectural details. 635 East Gulf BEACH VILLA AT WORLD Drive. RENOWNED SOUTH SEAS PLAN- BEST PRICE IN GUMBO LIMBO, TATION! This 2 bedroom, 2 bath con- this home is in top condition and has had dominium with a loft has the views and only 1 owner. Built by Sanibel Homes, it location you've been looking for. Priced at features superb privacy, large lot backing $269,500, this attractively furnished unit up to wildlife refuge and fenced yard. This represents an excellent value. Call Pam two bedroom, two bath home is located in Pfahler, Broker Salesman (days 472-3121, one of Sanibei's preferred residential eves. 472-3897). neighborhoods and is offered for only $125,000. Call Dan Cohn, Realtor Associate (days 472-3121, eves. 472-9337). EXCITING NEW DEVELOPMENT! Gnique lake front townhouse con- dominium, 2 bedroom IV2 bath. Serene CORNER LOT - This piling home has and peaceful view of the lake. Close to 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, a roomy kitchen and Sanibei's shopping, one mile to the beach, nice screened porch, 2 casajjarage and con- crete driveway. A great jfamily home. all for only $115,00QvC&UJohn Nicholson, Realtor Associate (days"472-3121, eves. Owner is offering a $$K)0.00/month 472-6296). leaseback for 6 months to a year. Call Mary Lou Traucht, Realtor Associate (days Just two units remain in this unique six unit Gulf front con- dominium. Each offers 3 bedrooms and 2 baths with many 472-3121, eves. 472-2880). extras, such as European styled cabinetry in kitchen, "state of the art" appliances, jaccuzzi tub in master bath, wet bar with icemaker on beachfront lanai and much more. 2959 West HOMBITES Gulf Drive. BUILDYOUR OWN BEACH HOME - On this 17,484 sq. ft. of space. This ."•;•, '-':"" homesite is located on a lushly vegetated dead end street with only the sights and 4S -i -'*tJ « sounds of nature surrounding you. Unbelievably priced at $39,000. Call Joan Joyce, Broker Salesman (days 472-3121, eves. 472-2649). DUNES LAKE FRONT HOMESITE - Quiet and privately situated on a cul-de- sac at the end of Sanderling Circle. This THE GULF IS YOURS in this perfect gorgeous pie shaped lot is the ideal place ground floor, gulf front location at Pointe to build your Sanibel dream home. One Tantara ... an exceptionally beautiful eight unit condominium, Santo De Sanibel. Two bedrooms, two of the last available in this popular golf offering as much as 2850 square feet of beachfront, baths fully furnished for $295,000. Great island living. Imported floor tiles, rich woods, metal roofs, and tennis community. Call Carl or Trudy pansive sun-lit rooms, European inspired craftsmanship and' rental income. Call Rose Gibney, Broker Deremo, Realtor Associates (days screened balconies overlooking the waters of the Gulf of Mex- Salesman (days 472-3121, eves. 472-2631). 472-3121, eves. 472-3042). ico. 3049 West Gulf Drive. KNOWLEDGE/EXPERIENCE, Please send me more information: PROFESSIONALISM... Arlrtress and results makeus#/, fSty State zip Phone Nimber 1149 Periwinkle Way / 2427 Periwinkle Way Sanibel Island, Florida 33957 (813) 472-3121 1 am interested in: Toll Free: In FL (800) 282-0360 Selling: LJ Condo LJ Home • Lot • Other Out of FL (800) 237-6004 Buying: LJ Condo LJ Home • Lot Other Is Bridge B ^lassifieds 2CB Environment B Sports 10B Tuesday Shelling tips 15B July 8,1986 Enough is ENOUGH There are great numbers of playful sea lions at the Plaza islets. They - romp and chase visitors^sailing among them in pangas in a most friendly way. By GEORGE CAMPBELL terference with animals in trouble — I can sym- Illustrated by ANN W NTERBOTHAM pathize with this when the trouble is entirely due to Visitors overstress natural causes without human influence. But too Residents and vistors to Sanibel and Captiva will often these days, animals get in trouble because of be interested in what s going on at a distant Pacific humans, as in the plastic cited above. In such cases islet which is as rich in wildife as are our Islands. tiny but wonderful I feel no compunction in helping free the creature Readers will recogrize the symptoms of the same from whatever hazard it has encountered. disease that is attaek ng our sanctuary island. It is Earlier we had found a frigate whose long wings for this reason that I :hoose to share my thoughts on Galapagos Islands were entangled in a bush. It had obviously been this subject with'my Island readers. But I put the driven from its nest by a tourist. The licensed guide discussion in the format of an open letter to Dr. Gun- protested when someone tried to help this animal out ther Reck, director of the Charles Darwin Research of the big island of Santa Cruz. There we anchored of its predicament. I believe the protest was wrong. tion, Santa Cruz, Galapagos. Perhaps later he in quiet water between South Plaza and North Plaza. The animal was obviously in trouble because of will add his comments too. Not wishing to overburden South Plaza with even human agency. more people than those who were destined to visit As we stood offshore from South Plaza in our that tiny islet that day, some of us elected to circum- panga, we could examine what was going on over Dear Dr. Reck: navigate North Plaza, another tiny little islet. We en- there in the way of human visitation that Sunday. We very much appreciate your giviilg us a few joyed a couple of hours of pleasure amongst a large When Beagle III arrived, M.V. Isabella was already . minutes of your time at the Charles Darwin population of sea lions who followed us jubilantly as at anchor. She had disgorged 16 passengers and two Research Station on Saturday, May 24. You very we proceeded around North Plaza. guides. Shortly, the Albatross dropped anchor and 1 kindly solved our1 probliera concerning the acquisition The sea lions were very friendly, and although we upchucked 13 more people; another 13 came a few of a copy of the station's publication on El Nino. We made no overtures to them (except in one case minutes later on the Aida Maria. have been writing on El Nino ever since the big inci- which I'll mention below) they followed us and pro- M.V. Beagle contributed seven people. And then dent a couple of years ago, and the data we received vided a unique experience with their friendliness. came three boats all at once to unload a total of 74 through your good of J icewill enable us to update our Two nudged the hand of someone in our boat much more people. Finally, the eighth boat showed up and thinking in this important area. Many thanks, as a dog might place its nose in your palm. One sea dropped off 33 people. In another vein, we thought you would be in- lion was obviously entangled in plastic, and although Thus at «ne time around 11:30 a.m. Sunday, May terested in our observations made at South Plaza I realize you are not supposed to interfere with 25,1986, tiny South Plaza was slowly sinking into the Island the very next day after we visited you. animals in trouble in the Galapagos, I could not ocean with the weight of 158 visitors. That is an We stayed at anchor at Academy Bay until the resist freeing it from its trappings. awful lot of people for that tiny spit of land to wee-hours of Sunday morning, when we proceeded About the Galapagos National Park policy to let via our yacht, M.V. I ieagle III, to South Plaza east nature take its course and not allow human in- ' * Please see GALAPAGOS, page 3B 2B Tuesday, July 8,1986 The ISLANDER PMR Realty, Inc. NEW LISTING GUMBO LIMBO An outstanding lake-front home built in 1980, and situated in one of Sahibel's most highly sought after residential communities. Beautifully detailed inside and out, this contemporary home features three bedrooms, two baths, fireplace, screened porch, and tasteful furnishing. Surrounded by lovely plantings and found on a large (over % acre) corner lot. Available for $179,000. Contact Loretta Geiger, Realtor-Associate for all details. 472-1511. PRIVATE LAGOON A touch of exotica in a hidden away subdivision^ Bordering a placid lagoon in quie^^Mti Shores, this HOMESITES handsome three bedroom Mpuna^^p home comes NEW LISTING with a ver^fljrge ^^ ro^^de^Pffree baths and A beautiful homesite found caged pcwj^fimp^pwitrrcpecial bonuses such as on a direct access canal hurricandBRtters, security system and deeded leading to the Bay and the access to the Gulf. Available for $300,000. Contact Gulf. A very private and Steve Fisher, Broker-Salesman, for details. peaceful setting away from 472-1511. the crowds. Available for $130,000. EXCLUSIVES • EXCLUSIVES COLLECTORS ITEM Extraordinarily beautiful Gulf front homesite onSanibel. A rare chance to £w^^ie of the buildafc^ffcn properties. JUST LISTED Welrover an acre on CANAL FRONT prestigious West gulf Drive and in a strictly residential Have a large boat? - no problem. Bring the biggest area. Offered for $405,000 sailing vessel you can find to the dock of this deep water, direct access home. Now disembark and step SANIBEL HIGHLANDS into your new three bedroom water front residence. Three lots comprise one^ Complete with den, screened porch, heated pool, buildable site in this fireplace and more. Located in prestigious Sanible residential neighborhood. A Harbours subdivision, this very special offering is perfect opportunity for a available for $340,000. Contact Marsha Clifford, young couple's first home. SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION Broker-Salesman, for details at 472-1934. Available for $22,900. BEACH HOMES GULF FRONT CAPTIVA Beach Homes provide maximum privacy and exclusivity in this luxury world class resort, i Magnificent views of the beach are They are situated on an expansive beach ! yours forever right from the privacy front setting and surrounded by natural ] of your own living room. island vegetation. All of the outstanding ; Surrounded by lush island South Seas Plantation amenities such as golf, vegetation, this roomy three tennis, boating and fine dining are yours bedroom, two bath beach front when you belong to this most renowned home features a Great Room, split community. Offered complete with _ bedroom floor plan, lots of built-ins, beautiful furnishings, many extras, and plus a workshop in the garage. excellent rental potentials. Prices begin at Complete with a boarded walk to an unbelievable $399,000 so call our the beach and lovely patios. Offered Captiva Office at 472-5154. for $425,000 furnished. Contact Peggy Miller, Realtor-Associate * EXCLUSIVES • EXCLUSIVES for details. 472-5154. CONDOMINIUMS • CONDOMINIUMS • CONDOMINIUMS NEW LISTING GULFSIDE PLACE SANDALFOOT A PLACE OF LUXURY Never Rented! This two bedroom, two bath unit is in excellent condition Simply stated, the most fabulous condominium complex on the Island. Our just waiting for its next lucky owner. Special extras are top floor location listings offer all the luxury even the most discriminating buyer could and new carpeting. Amenities at Sandalfoot include a swimming pool, possibly desire. Amenities include swimming pools, Jacuzzi, tennis courts tennis, shuffleboard, and a wonderfully wide, beach front location. Our and a beautiful, expansive Gulf beach. Outstanding two and three bedroom owners are motivated so now is the time to offer on this $164,000 price Gulf front units complete with dens, views of the Gulf, and lovely tag. Contact oar Periwinkle Way Office for all details. 472-1511. furnishings are available. Prices start at $335,000 furnished. Contact our Causeway Office for details. 472-4121. THE LOWEST PRICE AVAILABLE OCEAN'S REACH OWNER MOTIVATED FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITIES Pointe.Santo is one of the most outstanding Gulf front vacation complexes Here's a really great way to stretch your real estate buying power in a oprSanibel. Aside from a gorgeous beach, it offers a pool, tennis, Jacuzzi, resort market. Ocean's Reach condominiums offer a beach front location nature lake, beautiful grounds, and superb seasonal rentals. Our apartment with prices beginning as low as $124,500 for fully furnished apartments. is nicely decorated and very reasonably priced. This two bedroom, two Our gulf front units have excellent views of the surf and are weekly i)ath unit is available for a reduced $209,400 furnished. The best value on rentals. The on-site rental management program adds to the ease of return the iriarket. Make the most of your holiday, find out more about Pointe and ownership. Amenities include a swimming pool, tennis court, and the Santo Condominium. Call our Palm Ridge Office for details. 472-1934. beach. Call our Captiva Office for all details. 472-5154. MEMBER The Island's Oldest And Most Respected Recdtor} Serving Southwest Florida Since 1955/ '.O. Box 57, Sanibel Island, Florida 33957 • Reid Estate Inquiries Only - Call Collect (813) 472-5154 (813) 472-1934 (813) 472-1511 (813) 472-4121 REALTOR cisfondhv Tuesday illy 8,1986 Environment 3B n on the boardwalk Building a walkway through thick vegetation js no easy task y SCOTT MARTELL lander staff writer When people stroll i long the new 2,000-foot board- walk trail behind the Visitor Center at the J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge, they will have a different kind of experience from the one Albert Avedikian had last week. "We were in water ip to our chests," Avedikian said, putting aside his post hole digger and making a motion with his hand across his chest. "The tide was high in the morning and went out by the after- noon. If we weren't working in high water we were working in mud." Avedikian is one of he five Youth Conservation _Corps workers building the boardwalk this summer ider the direction of refuge staffer Richard !lackburn. Also joining in the hard work is Sanibel volunteer Bobbie Gardenier and refuge intern Kitty Christensen. Building a boardwa Ik through heavy vegetation and wetland areas hasn't been easy. But, after the equivalent of about two full weeks of work, the crew Youth Conservation Corps worker Anne Visser is hard at work on the boardwalk. Photo by Ricki Kosakow could have the trail completed by the end of this Cooper. week. "Things have been going very smooth," Blackburn together. And this definitely hasn't been easy." Because of the heavy vegetation, the entire area has said last week. "This group really works well The trail is being built to remedy a safety hazard, been inaccessible up until now. said refuge staffer Chris Olsen. People who want to ? "Once all the sounds of construction are gone, the hike the South Dike Trail now have to hike up the wildlife should be all around," Blackburn said. Wildlife Drive to the beginning of the trail just past The trail meanders past the Visitor-Center pond, the entrance gate. When the new boardwalk is open, then heads through some upland hardwood habitat this will not be necessary. Olsen added the new trail before falling into tidal wetlands. Cats claw, prickly will be completely accessible for the handicapped. pear, gumbo limbo, cabbage palms and other native Blackburn thinks it will be an excellent birdwat- vegetation cluster line the way. ching area. Just before the land falls off into the tidal wetland "We've had one yellow-crowned night heron wat- area, the refuge workers are constructing a rest ching us most every day," he said. "Some of this area with a bench. area is tidal, and that helps bring in the birds, too." Sometime in the future a loop trial could turn back The trail also goes right by several dead snags to the Visitor Center, Olsen said. That project is which have woodpecker holes hammered in them. written into the refuge's 10-year plan. Map shows J.N. "Ding" Darling the new section National Wildlife Refuge of the South Dike Trail in the J.N. "Ding" Darling Na- tional Wildlife Refuge. The ap- proximately 2000-foot board- walk connects the Visitor Center to the existing walking trail. Graphic by SOUTH DIKE Julie TRAIL (new Niedenfuer. section) Continued from page 1B endure. 10 minutes. cliffs at each end it might be three-quarters of a Let me put this into perspective for our readers on Now that same disease of overcrowding and mile long. It might be 500 or 600 feet wide, but no Sanibel and Captiva. Sanibel is 11 miles long. The overuse of natural resources seems to be appearing more. Island can be weighted down with thousands of peo- at that incredible archipelago, that "cradle of evolu- It rises to an elevation of perhaps 75 feet above pie in cars during season when unbelievable quan- tion" where Darwin is alleged to have done his sea level on its south shore, where tHe cliff drops off tities of people escapihg from the great industrial creative thinking, the Galapagos Islands. into the sea and where many seabirds rest. On the centers in the north show up to impact our animals We have made 10 trips to the Galapagos Islands gradual slope from the south cliff down to the north and their habitat. On ane occasion last winter the and have never seen anything like the congestion of shore are perhaps 200 specimens of that rare lizard, traffic was stacked from the Causeway exit to Rab- any visitor site that in any way approached the hor- the Galapagos land iguana. This great creature has bit Road, a distance of about eight miles. On other ror of South Plaza that Sunday morning. thrived on South Plaza for untold centuries. occasions it took two lours to travel from Bailey's to South Plaza is a tiny little island. It seems no the Causeway, a trip hat should take no more than more than a half a mile long, but maybe with rock Please see GALAPAGOS, next page 4B Tuesday, July 8,1986 The ISLANDER Galapagos Continued from page 3B South Plaza's isolation from that big island adja- isolated islands as sources of meat and water. Of although I think I detect at least subspecific varia- cent to it, Santa Cruz, has enabled the iguana course the meat they got was the turtle, which today tion because the Pacific form seems to be much larger species to survive ther6. In some parts of Santa Cruz has to compete for limited forage with goats, cattle, than our Atlantic form. There is the endemic the lizard has been stressed and even rendered ex- swine and donkeys. I suppose the pirates and swallow-tail nocturnal gull, the most beautiful gull tinct due to man's agency via the introduction of whalers realized that if they could put goats on the all and the only one in the world that flies at night alien predators such as dogs, rats, hogs, cattle, islands they would always have fresh meat. There are occasional lava gulls that obviously goats and donkeys. Not all of these animals are ram- Also on South Plaza are members of that strangest derive from the mainland American laughing gull. pant on Santa Cruz, but some are and have stressed of all lizard species, the marine iguana, the only They have achieved a protective coloration, that of beyond endurance the population of land iguanas, lizard in the world that has adapted to the marine lava, and are certainly among the rarest birds in the among other things. environment. This creature swims out to sea and world (only a few hundred exist). All of these alien animals are present in one place grazes on benthic algae. (The land iguana feeds on There are blue-foot and masked bobbies, and there or another on islands throughout the Galapagos, sesuvium, the same plant that grows on our Sanibel might be red-foot boobies, too. There are several of where they have caused untold damage to the in- beaches.) the Darwin finches and occasional great blue herons digenous animals. These exotics were dropped off by The bird life of South Plaza is remarkable, too. early buccaneers and whalers who used these There is the familiar pelican, the same one we have, Please see GALAPAGOS, next page JEWELRY, ART OBJECTS FROM XJLL. T0 Take Your Vacation Home With You... Jade jewelry and Rent a portable video camera outfit and make your memories of Sanibel permanent! We supply carvings. Cloisonne, all the equipment and instructions for only $32.50 Chinese Temple per day. Blank tape available separately. Call for carvings, lacquer details. 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How can you expect citizens of Kenya or Ecuador to • Residential • Rentals Altogether, South Plaza has been a wonderful be sympathetic to the protection of their wildlife if nature preserve for many years. It is threatened they don't even know what that wildlife looks like? • Commercial • Lots now by overuse of visitors. It seems to me that eight Yet to overload a tiny island as South Plaza with boats in one morning, carrying 158 people, is overuse 158 people at one time seems to be the opposite ex- 1619 Periwinkle Way, Suite 104 of this tiny place. treme. I don't really know the answer to this, Dr. (813) 472-9583 P.O. Box 362 Sanibel, FL 33957 On the other side bf the coin, however, is the fact Reck, but I thought I would call your attention to the that local people should enjoy and understand their situation in case you were unaware of it and the own natural resources, such as the Galapagos Na- magnitude of its pressure. tional Park. We stayed at anchor there until late evening. 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I cannot suggest muc MEET ESI'S SALES DIVISION \ will be privileged to see and pass over in the way of solutions to what is o lightly in some slick magazine ad. They viously a problem for South Plaza, but ESI VETERAN: IDA K. BOWER were harmless enough, I suppose, but I perhaps our informing you of this Id.a has been a cornerstone in ESI since April of 1976, serving first couldn't help thinking how appalled heavy traffic might enable you and the as Closing Agent and Contract Manager prior to becoming Executive William Beebe would have been if park authorities to arrive at come Assistant to the President. Since July of 1984 she has worked as an somehow he could have come back and beneficial conclusions. Independent Contractor in ESI's Real Estate Division and is concen- trating now on commercial sales. She was recently elected to the seen that trivial activity going on at one With best wishes, Board of Directors for the Sanibel and Captiva Islands Board of of his favorite islands. You can imagine Sincerely, REALTORS. The almost-unanimous vote cast for Ida in the Board what Darwin's thoughts might be in the George Campbell of Directors election documents an Island-wide appreciation of her expertise in the real estate business. Come in and meet Ida. She and the other ESI Associates will be glad to tell you'about the following The South Plaza fine properties for sale. marine iguana is • ••••••••*•••*•••••***.• ******* the only lizard that has adapted to the NEW LISTING! marine habitat. COMPASS POINTE 132 • GULF FRONT two bedroom two bath and cabana with well established rental history. Grossed $20,000 year ending first quarter 1986. $295,000 furnished. x A BEAUTIFUL VIEW of the Gulf of Mexico or of the 20 by 40 foot heated swimming pool is available from the formal dining room or screened lanai in this spacious apartment. Walk-in closets and large vanity dressing aras accent the master and guest suites. The introduces fully applianced kitchen includes an automatic ice maker and trash compactor. In one of Sanibel's most popular rental complexes and for the smallest invest- ment available, we offer King's Crown 113 for $214,900. SANDDOLLAR C-1O1 — Over $20,000 in gross COMPLETELY WEATHERPROOF rental income is virtually assured during the next 12 months from this beautiful Gulf front apartment. If your Island home with our new return on* investment is important to you, let us show textured acrylic coating. you the outstanding performance potential in this two S bedroom, two bath Sanddollar condominium apart- ONLY 2895 ment. The top rental gross for over 300 units in ESI's Vacation Rental Program, the Sanddollar offers the best Limited Offer Includes 10 YEAR WARRANTY . combination of aesthetic appeal and economic value 472-0118 available in the Sanibel market today. Call us for com- plete details. LOGGERHEAD CAY 343 — Third floor vaulted ceiling with long Gulf view overlooking beautifully land- scaped courtyard is featured in this two bedroom two bath unit. Total refurbishment included the carpet, paint, top quality decor throughout. Never rented and TROLLEY SCHEDULE carefully maintained this unit is for the discriminating Buyer looking for tucked away elegance. $230,000. WHITE SANDS 32 — An outstanding property that features cabana, garage with electric door opener located in secluded White Sands Complex. The view of the Gulf and natural barrier vegetation will please anyone who likes to share nature's beauty. This two bedroom two bath and den is scheduled to be refurbish- ed in August of 1986. Purchase prior to the refurbish- ment and the buyer may choose colors and fabrics or negotiate allowance. Call for details. 472-6374 COMPASS POINTE — over 1,900 square feet in a two bedroom, two bath penthouse apartment with separate den and rooftop sundeck are available to the PARTIAL LIST OF STOPS MORNING AFTERNOON discriminating buyer at Compass Pointe. This spacious floor plan features elegant, modern, first grade fur- CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 9:00 1000 12:00 1:00 2.-00 3:00 5:00 nishings and top quality appliances in a setting that of- LIGHTHOUSE RESORT M6 10:06 — 12:06 1:06 2:06 3:06 — 5:06 SANIBEL MOORINGS 9:10 10:10 — 12:10 1:10 2:10 3:10 — 5:10' fers beautiful, panoramic views of the gulf of Mexico. RAMADAINN 9:12 10:12 12:12 1:12 2:12 3:12 — 5:12 An excellent rental property that will prove to be SUNDIAL 9:15 10:15 — 12:15 1:15 2:15 3:15 — 5:15 aesthetically and financially beneficial to its owner, we CASAYBEL m — — 12;18 1:18 2:18 — -- 5:18 offer Compass Pointe 183 at the realistic price of JERRY'S SHOPPING CENTER — 10:20 See also below — 3:20 — — PALM RIDGE — 10:23 — — — — 3:23 — -- $279,900. REC CENTER - N.W. REFUGE — 10:28 • 11:20 — — — 3:28 4:20 — Call Toil-Free Nationwide 1-800-237-6002 BLIND PASS 1035 11:12 — 3:35 4:12 — In Canada 1-800-447-6002 TIMMY'S NOOK — 10:45 11:05 — — --: 3:45 4:05 — SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION — 10:50 11:00 — — — 3:50 4:00 — In Florida 1-800-282-7137 TARPON BAY & GULF DRIVE 9:20 11:30 12:20 1:20 2:20 — 4:30 5:20 ISLAND INN 9:23 — 11:27 12:23 123 2:23 — 4:27 5:23 BEACHVIEW 9:25 11:26 12:25 1:25 2:25 — 4:25 5:25 TIMBERS 9:27 10:27 11:22 12.-27 1:27 2:27 3:27 , 4:22 5:27 EXECUTIVE SCCF 9:28 10:26 12:28 1:28 2:28 3:26 — 5:28 MAUREENS TRAVEL 9:30 10:24 — 12:30 1:30 2:30 3:24 -- • 5:30 SERVICES, INC. SANIBEL LIBRARY 9:31 10:23 — 12:31 1:31 2:31 3:23 -- 5:31 455 Periwinkle Way OLDE SANIBEL 9:32 11:32 12:32 1:32 2:32 — 4:32 5:32 Sanibel Island, FL 33957 (813) 472-4195 BAILEYS SHOPPING CENTER 9:34 — 11:34 12:34 1:34 2:34 — 4:34 5:34 BUDGET RENT-A-CAR 9:36 11:36 12:36 1:36 2:36 — 4:36 5:36 PERIWINKLE PLACE 9:38 — 11:38 12:38 1:38 2:38 — 4:3? 5:38 TAHITIAN GARDENS 9:40 — 11:40 12:40 1:40 2:40 — 4:40 5:40 JERRY'S SHOPPING CENTER 9:42 10:20 11:42 12:42 1:42 2:42 3:20 4:42 5:42 ISLAND PIZZA 9:44 — 11:44 12:44 1:44 2:44 — 4:44 5:44 CAFE ORLEANS 9:46 11:46 12:46 1:46 2:46 — 4:46 5:46 TRAILER PARK 9:48 11:48 12:48 1:48 2:48 — 4:48 5:48 PRISCILLA MURPHY REALTY 9:50 — 11:50 12:50 1:50 2:50 — 4:50 5:50 *Let us know where you'd like to disembark — if we can pull in we will. We wiurIIOTSTOP along the bike path — we must be able to plull OFF the road without problems. 6 day schedule December — April, otherwise 5 days Sanibel Route $1.00; Captiva Route $3.00."rickets are good for unlimited reboarding throughout the day; Captiva ticket valid for both routes. Traffic delays may occur with scheduled times Tuesday July 8,1986 Arts • Leisure 7B COMIl In search of exceptional art added. ATTRACTION! School house Gallery owners Now <|>n exhibit at the gallery are the artists Pulitan^) and Fox discovered on their quest: David hit the road with hopes Coolidgje, Frank Hopper, Robert Hodgell, Dan Goad, EXHIBITS, OPENINGS Dana Fpx, Elaine Rose, Donna Hall Wallace, Jean of finding new exhibitors Claude Gagnon and Christian Title. • The Lee County Alliance of the Arts invites A nurpber of other artists they found will be added the public to an OPENING RECEPTION FOR By JULIE NIEDENFUER to the gallery within the next four or five months, PHOTOGRAPHER SUSAN BLACKWELL Islander staff writer Fox said, adding that not all of the artists are home- and her exhibit ''Photographs by Susan "from grown. In fact, they come from Canada, Georgia, 2-4 p.m. Sunday. July 13, in the mam gallery of They wanted to give the place a "refreshing im- Europe, New England and Texas as well as from the the Lee County Arts Center on the grounds of age," so in May Joseph Pulitano and Fred Fox, co- Sunshine State. the William R. Frizell Cultural Center, 5111 owners of the Schoolhouse Gallery, set out on the "When you're covering Florida, the artists you McGregor Boulevard in Fort Myers. road in search of new artists. find might or might not be from Florida," Fox said. The show consists of mattecLand framed col- The eight-day drive took them to Miami and The artists Pulitano and Fox picked up for the or prints. Blackwelf's themes and subjects are Gainesville, and because artistic excellence knows gallery represent a wealth of different media: "places I've been, things I've seen, and people no metropolitan boundaries, to numerous dots-on the lithography, watercolor, silk screen, bronze I have known." map in between. sculpture and paper casting. The show will be on view from 9 a.m. to 5 "We went looking for leads to exceptional work," But did they succeed in their quest for "excep- p.m. Monday through Thursday through July Fox said. "We'd never had a chance to travel in tional" art? Florida. Most galleries are closed during the sum-' "Of course we did!" Fox said. mer, and during the winter we're just too busy," he PHOTO CONTESJ Schoolhouse • The Lee County Alliance of the Arts invites Gallery owners all Lee County photographers to enter work to Fred Fox and Joe be judged tor acceptance in the August Pulitano show off PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION AT THE some of their new LEE COUNTY ARTS CENTER. artists' works. Photographs must be matted, framed and Behind Fox is a ready to hang, and must be brought to the l^ee lithograph by Dan County Arts Center, 5111 McGregor Blvd. in Goad. Fox and Fort Myers, for judging between 9 a.m. and 3 Pulitano are p.m'. July 29. Judges will accept black and holding mixed white, color and special effects photography. media works by For more information call the arts center, Donna Wallace. 939-2787. ' • Photo by Ricki Kosakow Cooper. CLASSES, •It's never too early — or too late — to think about financial planning. And whether you're 9 or. 99, you should know how to handle your A six-week course in "FINANCIAL PLAN- NING FROM 9 TO 99" begins this Thursday, July io, at Edison Community .College. Open to all area residents, the class is offered through the ECC Division of Continuing Education for a cost of $20. Here's how one expert coped poTNT The class will cover insurance, wills, trusts. retirement plans, estate plans and in- vestments for people of all ages. Participants with a bad trump break COUNT will learn how to gather basic data and develop a personal financial plan. Instructor By ALFRED SHEINWOLD some years ago, the late Lew Edgar Mills-Price is a Certified Financial Ma the sniffed out and coped with a Planner with PaineWebber, Inc. In this week's hand, played in a bad trump break. would have been unable to get to The class will meet from 7 to 9 p.m. every North American championship When East could not cover the dummy to draw trumps, and East Thursday from July 10 through Aug. 14 in nine of spades, Mathe knew that would have defeated the contract West had length* in spades as well with 3 second trump trick. room F-96 of the ECC Humanities Building. East dealer Registration is required and can be handled North-South vulnerable as in diamonds. West might therefore be very short in trumps. WEEKLY QUESTION by calling 489-9235. Or stop by ECC weekdays NORTH between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. to find out Mathe continued with the ace You hold: • 10 8 5 4 3<5»7 0 A Q 6 3 • AQJ9 and then the queen of spades. East 2 *A 9. Partner bids one spade, about the many programs available for VAKQ lifelong learning. ruffed low, and declarer and the next player passes. What OJ104 overruffed. do you say? • QJ3 • Creative game planning and computer Mathe next led a low club, and WEST EAST West took the ace of clubs and led ANSWER graphics are two of the challenging activities • 108543 • 62 offered in a new CLASS FOR AREA GIFTED the ace and a low diamond. Mathe Bid three diamonds. The jump VJ9632 ruffed, led a club to the jack and response in a new suit is forcing to STUDENTS at Edison Community College. OAQ632 OK985 Fifth and sixth graders who are considered continued with dummy's jack of game and announces that a slam • A9 • 107 spades. is quite possible even if partner gifted can enroll in the three-week class begin- SOUTH ning July 17 at the college in Fort Myers. If East ruffed low, South would has a minimum opening bid. For • K7 example, partner might well Students will work in the college's computer overruff, draw trumps and run the Pass had led a single trump earlier, he tion Office. For more information call Joanne All Pass Harike, 489-9226. Opening lead — 44 Tuesday, July 6,1986 The ISLANDER Arts • Leisure American city of the 1950s influenced Captiva library artist's work "Chryssa: Color and Pattern" opens at the Captiva the Emergence of the pop culture which was to become neon tubing in the forms of ampersands, cents signs^" Memorial Library this Friday, July 11. such an influence in the art world during the next few letters and calligraphic characters. * Neon-bright color, bold pattern, classically shaped words. The exhibit's silkscreen prints represent the motiffs letters and signs characterize the prints of Chryssa Describing her work Vardea says, "I saw Times found in Vardea's major works — the double "N" Vardea, whose work is on loan from the Ringling Square with its lights and its tetters, and I realized it reversing to "Z" and other symbols. Many of the im- Museums in Sarasota. " * was as beautiful and as difficult to do as Japanese ages cast their own shadow much as does the neon tub- Raised and educated in Athens, Vardea left Greece calligraphy...In Times Square the sky is like the gold ing glowing against its background. The rich colors in 1953 to study in Paris. A short time later she arrived of Byzantine mosaics or icons. It comes and goes in are those of the dazzling commercial signs of in the United States, settling first in San Francisco for the foreground instead of remaining in the Chinatown and Times Square in New York. further study, then in New York, her home for the last background." Vardea's works will be on exhibit at the Captiva 30 years. One of Vardea's large sculptures adorned with neon library on Chapin Lane during business hours through The artist's themes evolved from her classical lighting, "The Gates to Times Square," inspired many Aug. 14. European background, from the overwhelming im- of the prints in this exhibition. Her best known works For more information call 472-2133. pact of the American city scene of the 1950s, and from are brilliantly colored "luminist" sculptures, works of Cabbage Key expects thousands for 1986 MDA Summerfest Interested W When tiny Cabbage Key, a mere d»t "We never take the dollars down, but restaurants. on the Intracoastal Waterway charts, eventually the tape gets old arid they Cabbage Key is at milemarker 60 on throws its annual MDA Summerfest, fall off. Rather than putting the dollars the Intracoastal Waterway, easily ac- in youth theatre? size is purely a matter of perspective. back in our pockets, we think it's more cessible by boat from Pine Island, Cap- The 140-acre island expects several appropriate to donate the money to a tiva or Boca Grande on Gasparilla Wot long ago, the Island thousand boaters to support its efforts worthy cause. MDA fits the bill." Island. Youth Theatre had activities to this Saturday, July 12. This year marks A special feature of this year's event The inn was built in 1936 as a winter the island's third annual fundraiser for will be the appearance of residence for Alan Rinehart, son of the creative over the summer Muscular Dystrophy. Last year's effort singer/songwriter Lobo. Best known famous mystery writer Mary Roberts months. David La Croix, vice raised $9,000. Nearly half of that sum for his hit single "Me and You and a Rinehart. Built atop an ancient Calusa president of Barrier Island was donated by Cabbage Key owner Dog Named Boo," Lobo sustained a Indian shell mound at 38 feet above sea Group for the Arts,$nd his wife Rob Wells on behalf of thousands of series of hit records from 1970 through level, it is one of the highest points in Pianne, would like to reac- patrons who have left dollar bills 1979. Southwest Florida. tivate tiie Youth Theatre. behind, taped to walls and ceilings of Lobo, joined by local musicians, will MDA Summerfest begins at 1 p.m. Anyone who is interested in the island's rustic inn. . play on the rolling stretch of lawn this Saturday and continues throughout helping or has suggestions "It's become a tradition at Cabbage overlooking the marina and Pine the afternoon. Transportation to Cab- should call the La Croixs, Key for guests to leave an autographed Island Sound. Funds will be raised by bage Key for non-boaters can be ar- 472-2554. ' dollar bill on their first visit. We've pro- the sale of beer, soft drinks, hot dogs ranged through 'Tween Waters Inn on bably got around $20,000 up at any one and hamburgers. Auctioneer Bruce Captiva or Pineland Marina on Pine time," says Wells, who purchased the Sovich will encourage audience bids on Island. island hideaway nine years ago and has such items as mini-vacations at several For more information contact lived there with his family ever since. area resorts and dinners at local Katherine Sloss, (813) 997-7554. Estate A Gulf-front resort • 5 swimming pools • 13 tennis courts • on-site rental management • bike, boat, windsurfer rental • 2 restaurants • lounge EXECUTIVE SUITE AT Sanibel's only full service resort. Sundial Beach & Tennis Club has it all, which is one of many reasons, why it is the "Hottest" rental pro- perty on the island. Get the best return for your invest- Kkhin ujimiii i mnnnnnmim- ment dollar. A bargain at $137,000 furnished. For more information contact Scott Naumann, Broker Salesman (days 472-3121, eves. 472-6202). r SUNDIAL SUPERIOR SUITE with SUPERIOR STATISTICS! Must see the details to appreciate this great investor unit. Second mortgage financing provid- ed by seller, assumable first mortgage. For furthefinfor- • matiorL contact Scott Naumann, Broker Salesman (days-472-3121, eves. 472-6202). GORGEOUS GULF VIEW and excellent rental in- THIS GULF FRONT, CORNER UNIT provides a come make this 2 bedroom, 2 bath condominium an fantastic view from a great location. This 2 bedroom, 2 outstanding buy. Everything Sundial has to offer for bath is all you need for that island getaway. Offered for ONLY $187,900! Call Pam Pfahler, Broker Salesman (days $225,900. Call for an appointment to see how special this 472-3121, eves. 472-3897). unit is. Rose Gibney, Broker Salesman (days 472-3121, eves. 472-2631). " LOVELY CORNER UNIT - 2/2 with den and wrap around screened porch opening onto lush grass with an EXCELLENT INVESTOR, STARTER UNIT. This unobstructed view of the Gulf of Mexico. Excellent ren- unit- is perfect for that young executive, ready to make tal history. Amenities include 5 pools, 13 tennis courts, the move into his first investment property. Good income, beautiful restaurants and lounge, boat and bike rentals. only $114,000 furnished. For additional information con- Recently refurbished. For more information call Jean tact Scott Naumann, Broker Salesman (days 472-3121, Reed, Realtor Associate (days 472-3121, eves. 472-1663). eves. 472-6202). Southwest f IUIIJ - i> I | I i .1 n-| •> i •- I I b 1149 Periwinkle Way / 2427 Periwinkle Way Sanibel Island, Florida 33957 ONEYEAR Local (813) 472-3121 WARRANTY Toll Free-In FL 800-282-0360 Out of FL 800-237-6004 Members Sanibel/Captiva Multiple Listing Service The ISLANDER Tuesday, July 8,1986 9B 3775 Fowler St. EDUCATIONAL Ft. Myers, FL. ENRICHMENT CLUB 275-6959 £ NEWS Mon.Sat. 10-6 At the Big Apple Plaza Across from Price Cutter TUTORING CHECK OUT OUR Kiwanians hear from city all subjects, all ages JUMP SUITS 12995 S. Cleveland attorney, enjoy fun AT SPECIAL PRICES Pinebrook Park #112 939-3356 at annual summer picnic Sanibel City Attorney David La Croix addressed local issues at the June 26 weekly meeting of the Sanibel-Captiva Kiwanis Club. La Croix presented an in-depth analysis of the much publicized COTI and CASI move to change the city selection procedure t( one in which candidates would THE FAIRWAYS "run at large instead of for specific seats. He also discussed possible changes to the occupa- tional license structure. At present this is nothing more than a tax to conduct business within the city of Sanibel. Restructuring of this system can render these licenses a regulatorj vehicle, subject to revocation, would be more effective in enfor- TEES OFF AT With this tool the city cing the various regulations that are being abused by some businesses. TJhis would protect the honest $ businessman, he said Kiwanians and their families enjoyed their annual summer picnic Sunday, June 22, at the new public boat ramp just this side of|the Causeway. Picnic chairman ONLY 8Z900. Joe Pulitano made si there was plenty of barbecued chicken, salads, wa rmelon and drinks for all. Tom Louwers anc; Bill Arnold emerged as the Finally, championship luxury outdoors in through undefeated champiors at horseshoes. Larry Thomas several large sliding- lso demonstrated that he had more than a casual ac- homes. [uaintance with the game. golf course living At Eagle glass doors. The high point of the afternoon was the annual in Florida at an Ridge, The generous vollyball competition. This annual ritual provides a members living area features a means for otherwise c ormant, out-of-shape Kiwanians affordable price. pay in- spacious dressing area to enjoy the challenge and rewards of this competitive Introducing The credibly in the master suite, a sport while knowing full well that a week's worth of sore muscles will follow. Fairways at Eagle low well appointed kitchen, Line judge Erhart Becker faithfully monitored the Ridge. annual a complete appliance first few matches before retiring for fear of retribu- An exclusive dues and package and more. tion. Outstanding players were: Jim Bell, who 100-home condomin- minimal You'll find The covered half the court without taking a step; Glen ium community located greens Fairways conveniently Slay, who proved you can play for both teams at the on the first three fair- fees. And located. Nearby the same time; and Dick Muench, who showed arbitra- tion was unnecessary The final and most outstanding ways of the celebrated member- best shopping and play of the day came when Tony Collucci spiked the championship course ships are dining in the area. And final point through th ? waiting arms of Harry Kair. at Eagle Ridge Golf limited, so only minutes from the Club. play is tropical Gulf beaches. Lions receive plaque The Fairways never Make a point to offers the best in crowded visit our models today. Florida country club here. They're located in the state camp living at an unbeliev- But best of all, heart of Eagle Ridge The Sanibel-Captivci Lions Club met last Wednes- ably affordable price. homes at The Fairways adjacent to the club- day, July 2, at the Sanibel Community Association. In fact, nobody can put start at only $87,900. house and first tee. And Newly elected President Lynn Rogers presided. you on a championship Visit Our New swing into The Fairways Rogers introduced I he newly appointed third vice course at this price. It lifestyle while the price president, Richard Smith, who was appointed to fill a Decorated Models. is undoubtedly the best The Fairways' still fits you to a tee. vacancy. Rogers also noted that the club had received home value on Flori- several letters of thanks for donations and a recogni- impeccable decorated FT. MYERS tion plaque from the Florida Lions Camp for the da's West Coast. models are now open. NIALBLV! Visually Handicapped Besides a renowned Once inside you'll Henry Shelton, newj Bloodmobile coordinator, an- championship golf agree. Our two bed- nounced the Bloodmobile would be on the island on course, residents of room/two bath and Wednesday, Aug. 6. Dutails will be announced later. The Fairways will enjoy Tom Louwers presented a summary of his visit to three bedroom/two the Leader Dog School at Rochester, Mich., and also a large private commu- bath floor plan are dis- presented a film on that school. It was started in 1939 nity pool with an adjoin- tinctively different. with a house, barn, 40 acres and now has kennels, train- ing cabana area. Tennis Each provides a pano- areas, housing foi blind students and an annual is also available through ramic view of the golf 1,600,000 budget. Lions International and Lions clubs the club. course from virtually an* over the United States and Canada pick up the tab The lush Eagle each year. In 1985, the school trained and gave 338 every room. And a leader dogs to 338 blind individuals at no cost to the Ridge Golf Club pro- huge wrap-around individual. , vides the ideal environ- lanai brings the AtEagieRidge\ ment for these unique Bert Jenks gave the club a check for $5,285.45, which 14645 Eagle Ridge Drive, Ft. Myers, Florida 33912 the club will match to start a Scholarship Fund to (813) 768-3939 benefit a blind individual who has another handicap. Seven members and their wives will attend the in- ternational eonvention in New Orleans this week. The next regular meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 16, at the community association. dsUeiv Tuesday 10B Recreation July 8,1986 SPORTS Head em up, QUIZ What do you know move 'em out Rodeo is a nutty sport. And cowboys are crazy. to hit a little white ball? For the cowboy of about rodeo? The 58th Annual Arcadia Rodeo held over the Fourth yesteryear, learning how to ride a bucking horse of July weekend reminded me of those two points. would have equated to learning how to drive, "Jimmy the Greek" and Ted Saternus both The event also reminded me that rodeo is one of my skill, which is still used on the ranch, is celebrate' know about thoroughbred horse racing. The favorite sports. at the rodeo. So are two were the only guessers who knew both I like it because it is —^^—^^^— other skills used on t paffil of last week's trivia question. a celebration of the ranch — calf roping, "The Greek" and Saternus, along with T.K. American spirit and the team roping, barrel Green, knew tha,t Secretariat won Horse of the American past. I like racing (for horse riding Yeg^honors twice (1972 and 1973). The horse the smell of dust and SPORTS skill) and steer al«k&pn tiie 2-Year-Old Colt award in 1972 and animals, people walk- wrestling. th13liiar-0ld Colt award in 1973. ing around in fringe, TALK I'm not so sure of But only "The Greek" and Saternus cowboy hats, high bull riding — I can't remembered Robyn Smith. She became the boots, bright red shirts. see a cowboy needing first woman to win a major stakes race when I like the exuberance of By Scott Martell to do this on the ranch she won the $27,450 Paumanauk Handicap high-pitched cowboy or at the rodeo. And I aboard North Sea' at Aquaduct Race Track, yells. I even like the in- can't imagine why he'd New York, on March 1,1973. evitability of hearing ever want to. But ac- This week we turn to rodeo. First: Who or Willie Nelson's "On the Road Again" blaring cording to one cowboy I talked to last what is Honky Tonk? And second: True or through scratchy loudspeakers. weekend, bullriding is the highest paying event in false - The origin of rodeos dates back to the And I like it because it is real — it's not something the rodeo. early 1400s in Spain. just dreamed up by someone like Abner Doubleday. And I like the fact that the animals can — and Think you know? Call 472-5185, before 5 p.m. Are there any other sports which are completely — win. Friday. If you guess correctly you'll have taken out of the workplace and turned into In the calf roping event, two of 10 calves escaped your choice of an Islande/- t-shirt or a something that's entertaining, dangerous and and another went all the way to the fence. One broke subscription to the newspaper. Only one gift skillfully demanding? All I can think of are the its leg. I've seen dozens of rodeos, and that's the per month, please. lumberjack competitions I've seen in the Pacific first time I've seen that happen. On our Oregon farm Northwest. we once had a three-day-old calf that went out and I've often heard the uninitiated ask: Why would "kicked" one of our horses. The horse kicked back anyone want to ride a bucking bronc? I can easily and broke the calf's leg. We put the calf in a cast for imagine a cowboy asking: Why would anyone want six weeks and he grew to be bigger than our truck. I'm hope I'm not naive in thinking that's what will happen to the Arcadia calf. SPORTS The day we attended the rodeo I'm absolutely sure that the animals hauled in more points than the cowboys. SHORTS Consider the bull riding — only one cowboy out of 14 stayed on these 1,500-pound whirling dervishes for the full eight seconds. The bulls lived up to names like "Double Trouble" and "Wipe and Out." The one • The Dunes Golf and Tennis Club will offer a bull that didn't abruptly toss its rider must have MEN'S GOLF CLINIC at 9 a.m. this Wednes- been the one named "Teddy Bear." day, July 9, under the instruction of Dunes In the team roping, only three out of 12 cowboy head professional Patric Flinn and assistant teams managed to capture both the steers' horns professional Tom Kochensparger. and two back feet. In the steer wrestling, a steer Cost of the clinic will be $15 per person. The dragged one of the first competitors 30 feet before fee includes instruction from 9 to 11:30 a.m. the cowboy let go. Another steer stopped abruptly, and hot dog or hamburger lunch. For more in- and the cowboy raced past, missing his chance. formation call the golf shop, 472-2535. Please see RODEO, next page Above: The name of the • Sundial Beach and Tennis Resort will host game is "hang on for dear its annual INVITATIONAL TENNIS TOUR- life." Right: In steer wrestling NAMENT THIS WEEKEND, JULY 11-13. The cowboy teams try to bring the tournament is sanctioned by the United States steer to the ground. One rider Tennis Association and proceeds will benefit was dragged 30 feet before he United Cerebral Palsy. let go. Photos by Ricki A guarantee of $2,000 in prize money will be Kosakow Cooper. awarded among the following categories: men's singles and doubles in both the 25-year plus and 45-year plus age brackets; women's open singles and doubles; and mixed open doubles. The registration fee, which is tax deductible, is $20 for singles players and $10 per person for doubles players. For registration and more information call the Sundial tennis pro shop, 472-4151, exten- sion 3812. • Members of the BEACHVIEW WOMEN'S GOLF ASSOCIATION played on their home course June 25. Jean Lane, Jean Reed, Jan Kinder and Agnes McClintock grabbed high-team honors with their plus four. Mary Jane Preston took low putt honors with 14, followed by Arline Mercer with 15. The Beachview women also challenged their home course June 18. Mary Preston, Lillian Forster, Winnie Comlossy and Agnes Please see SPORTS SHORTS, next page The ISLANDER Tuesday, July 8,1986 11B Recreation Cablevision win over Island Condo leaves only one team in first place 3y SCOTT MARTELL and close as expected. Cablevision defeated Island Condo in a tightly con- Islander staff writer At the beginning of the evening Wednesday, four of tested game, 9-7. The victory put Cablevision in sole the six teams were tied with 3-1 records. The other two possession of first place because that same night the For the most part, games in the Sanibel women's teams were tied —both winless so far. « other two top teams, Faces and Twigs, tied after eight softball league last week turned out to be as exciting Things changed, but not as much as they could have. innings, 9-9. The tie game might be completed at a later date if it would affect the final standings. In this game, two of the leagues top pitchers faced off — Karen Forester of '£•%.. rTwigs and Trish Bissell of Faces. Janice Bursiek, Twigs' designated hitter, led the way for her team, hit- ting three doubles in a rtw and capturing the Ritzy's Player of the Game award. Cablevision jumped into first place despite havijng only eight players on the field for the first two innings. Cablevision bats led the way to a 7-2 lead by the middle of the game. Ritzy Player of the Game Belinda York blasted her way through Island Condo by knocking out a triple, double, single and adding a walk. Island Con- do fought back but could not surmount that lead. And in the battle of the tough but winless, Chances Clinic topped B&B, 6-0. In games this Wednesday, July 2, at 6:15 p.m. Island Condo will play Twigs; at 7:30 p.m. Chances will play Cablevision; and at 8:45 p.m. Faces will play B&B. Standings as of June 9 are as follows: Cablevision, 4-1 Island Condo, 3-2 Faces Restaurant, 3-1-1 Chances, 1-4 Twigs, 3-1-1 B&B, 0-5 Belinda York, Cablevision's Ritzy's Player of the Week. Photo by Ricki Kosakow Cooper. T*ain doesn't dampen golfers' spirits for 'sneak peek' tourney It's no longer a "sneak peek" at the Dunes back nine Caswell, R. Duckwall and B. Duckwall in a scorecard Sports shorts Continued — the additional nine holes now are well known and playoff. This team also had a 62 round and won second appreciated. Nevertheless, the Fourth Annual "Sneak overall honors. McClintock shot plus six for first place. Betty Peek" Golf Tournament is still a major holiday event In A Flight competition Lee Derleth, Audrey Puff and Winnie Comlossy tied with plus three at the Dunes golf course. Derleth and Paul Gatea finished in first place by for high individual honors. This year rain temporarily cancelled the tourna- shooting 63. B. Shalley, K. Jones, D. Bidussi, and J. In June 11 tournament competition Ginny ment last Friday, July 4. But 94 competitors still show- Modre finished in second place by shooting 64, Reeve, Lillian Forster, Barbara Booth and ed up to play Sunday. In B Flight competition R. Hennings, R. Satre, F. Patsy Esson finished in first by shooting plus Because of all the weekend rain the golfers played Shore and D. Gregor took home first place honors by one. Mayan Wilcox nailed plus three for high the back nine twice — the back nine has lots of water shooting 62. Nick Cross, Dave Fore, Tom Pacl, and C. individual honors. • . holes, but the fairways are generally higher and drier Schaeffer went home with second by shooting 65. than the front nine. And in C Flight L Fahle, G. Mass, J. Copeland and • Members of the BEACHVIEW MEN'S Tom Britt, Jim Mitchell, Carl Summeral and Tom F. Copeland won first place honors by shooting 64. D. GOLF ASSOCIATION challenged the course Bulcock captured the overall championship by Lageschulte, K. Klingensmith, P. Zych and P. Zych Julyl. shooting a round of 62. They beat Ken Ziegler, R. shot 66 for second place. Two teams tied for first place with plus five. The teams were George Brauch, Gene McDer- mott, Rudy Mikulic and Dave Spoehr, and Rodeo Continued Milt Reik, Bert Lane, Clem Donnell and Dave Wooster. Another cowboy mi sjudged his jump and landed on a In the Saturday, July 5, tournament Elmer steer's horns. Dailey, John Forster, Dave Wooster and Bert In the saddle brorkc and bareback bronc riding Lane captured first place by shooting plus category, the horses threw more than half of the seven. Jim Esson was Golfer of the Week riders. Those who made it in the bareback ride all honors with plus seven. lay as far back on tie bronc as they could. They In a tournament played on June 28, Gene looked like they were being dragged by a truck. McDermott, George Brauch and Bob Sagers Count the times the animals "won," then count the shot plus 11 for the tournament win. Jim number of cowboy bruises. The contest wasn't even Esson, Merle Kester, Rudy Mikulic and Jerry close. Muench shot plus nine for second place. Two It is a nutty sport And cowboys are crazy. But I teams tied for third place with plus eight. like it. They were Clem Donnell, John Forster, Bruce Henderson and Dave Wooster, and Buhl Staff writer Scott Martell covers sports, environ- Burgoyne, Eben Joy, Warren Hyde and Mac ment, business and various feature stories for The McClintock. Islander. In the June 24 tournament Ralph Aris, Eben Joy, Bruce Henderson and Ray Howland Maybe finished first with plus 11, and Jeff Dean, Hank Groh, Less Snell and Clem Donnell shot next year... an even score for second. In off-Island competition two weeks ago That's what Jerry Muench, Ken Preston, Ed Reed and the little Gene McDermott shot 132 score for first place. guy hanging On June 21 Clem Donnell, John Forster, Ray on the fence, Howland and Bruce Henderson finished first left, seemed with plus five. Two teams stayed close to the to be hoping. winners and tied with plus four. They were Above: Bucking Ralph Ariss, Merle Kester, Jeff Dean and broncs take Hank Groh, and Jerry Muench, Dave Spoehr, their toll Ken Preston and Buhl Burgoyne. No one earn- on a rider. ed the Golfer of the Week distinction. Photos by Ricki Kos- In a tournament in Bonita Bay Ralph Ariss, akow Cooper. Bob Sagers, Jeff Dean and Buhl Burgoyne had the best score, with a 126. In June 14 action, Dave Spoehr, Ed Konrad, Please see SPORTS SHORTS, page 14B 12B Tuesday, July 8,1986 The ISLANDER Recreation The right leader can make a world of difference on the water Selecting the correct leader — and the material about 30 pounds will be good. it's made of — are critical now that we are in the Blacktips that average two to three feet are great "big fish" season with tarpon, sharks and snook sport and good eating, too. cruising our waters. There are a couple of fish that I don't even bother It seems that folks in various areas of Florida ON THE using a leader for because either they don't have have a favorite way of connecting the hook to the teeth or can't use them. line, via the leader. Up in Boca Grande Pass, a ' Seatrout really don't need a leader. But if you are world-renowned tarpon hole, the guides are wire- also catching ladyfish, big jacks and so forth, you only fishermen. When the tarpon move onto the flats By Capt. Mike Fuery need one to keep from losing all your hooks. A most guides in this situation like only monofilament seatrout has two prominent teeth, neither of which in 100-120-pound class; they wouldn't dream of using can cut a line. an 8-10-foot wire leader as they do in Boca. When summer fishing for mangrove snapper What I see most often around the marinas, piers around pilings, I take off the leader. These clever lit- and bridges is a manufactured leader. Its sole pur- tle bait stealers can pull your fishing line into a pil- < pose is to be convenient; its practical use is nil. If you are night fishing for sharks or even catching ing with barnacles and cut you off, but you'll get ' These rigs are made up with a hook, on crimped them in the day, you most definitely want wire more strikes if you don't put a leader on the line. cable wire, with a swivel and a sinker all built in. leader. If you don't, you will never get any back to Local fishing customs are worth noticing if you This supposedly i§ for people either too busy to tie the boat. want to know how the fish have to be worked. their own leader or who don't know how to tie a We were fishing for small blacktips the other day Witn your wire or mono leader, use black swivels, leader. Either way, many of these rigs are sold. next to the Intracoastal Waterway and had these the smaller the better. Some are marked with break- There are a couple of problems with leaders. One hungry little sharks coming right to the side of the ing strength so you can match it to the leader is that soft-mouth fish such as seatrout, snook and boat to eat. We didn't even have to cast; we just put material. redfish can feel wire as their mouths close over a the bait over the side and held on. I like to use very Good fishing this week. You really should learn to bait connected to a wire leader. Snook especially will light spinning tackle, but you have to put on about tie your own outfits so you can say which hook you drop the bait. They don't have as soft a mouth as two feet of light wire leader or the fish will bite right want, which swivel is needed, and how long the trout, but they are sensitive to unnatural outfits. through the mono. leader should be. I hardly ever use a leader under 18 A mono leader of 40-pound test or so will allow the If you are looking for sharks, use coffee colored inches — that's the minimum length we use to catch live pinfish or other bait more action. But best of all, leader wire. Because they rate wire different than redfish, snook, jacks, sharks and other leader- the fish are not apt to pick up and drop the rig. mono, the poundage will not match, but wire testing cutting fish. CAPT. BOB SABAT1NO Capt. AFs i SantbehCaptiva Fishing Guide w Fishing, Shelling & Sightseeing r BOAT —— for over 25 years rI Charters K JENSEN'S TWIN PALM RESORT AND MARINA Snook, Redfish, Grouper, Mackerel, Trout, Bluefish, Tarpon, Shark 5 For Reservations Call: CAPTIVA ISLAND when in season i 472-5811 472-5800 472-1451 ' "Tarpon My Specialty" RENTALS BOAT CRUISES RENT A BOAT POWER OR SAIL CHARTER SAILING ! 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RESTAURANT—LOUNGE—GIFTS in Jacaranda Plaza AT CAPTIVA BEACH The ISLANDER Tuesday, July 8,1986 13B Recreation Untouched by evolution, horseshoe crabs go back to dinosaur days You've probably heard people say the shark has disturb it as it forages for food. The tail is a spike, remained unchanged for millions of years, seeming- and I expect some of the reported stingray "stings" ly untouched by evolution while other land and sea are sometimes caused by a careless step on the tail animals have evolved dramatically. of a horseshoe crab. But one of our local sea creatures is just as old SHELLING For collectors, the crab is a wonderful addition and stable as the shark and probably was around because once found dead on the beaches the insides when the shark first set fin to water of the oceans. TIPS can easily be removed. I sometimes tell my shelters The funny looking horseshoe crab, which you will to use the empty crab body to carry their other see this time of year in our ^urf line or in the back y Capt. Mike Fuery shells in as they walk the beaches. bays of Pine Island Sound/date back to the first Good shelling this week. Look for these unusual period of dinosaurs. Their earliest family is probably crabs for your collections. Be sure to get out early around 350 million years old. That's even before the for the best results. 1 Sanibel Causeway. ^And way before sandspurs This time of yekr is mating season for the Capt. Mike Fuery has been showing Island • (rseshoe crabs, and it's not unusual at all to see bottom in shallow water, with the hard side up, pro- residents and visitors the ins and outs of shelling and pairs joined together right along the edge of the tecting it from attack by predators. I've often seen fishing in our local waters since 1976. For more infor- r. The females arejalway^ larger than the sick or recently dead crabs attacked by dozens of mation about his trips call 472-3459. s. A really big female might have a body a king's crown shells in the shallows. It's not unusual foot long and a hard tail of about the same length. A to find a horseshoe crab upside down, with many male might reach 15-18 inches, tail and all. crowns eating the remains while other slow-moving Many of our shells a shore life have names that mollusks converge on the feast. do not really describe : pir appearance. The Calling the horseshoe a crab is a bit incorrect. It Sanibel horseshoe crab is an |cception. really is related to the sea spider family. But early Live Limit of two live shells These animals really 1ire shaped like a horseshoe. settlers here palled it a crab and the name stuck. of each species The dark brown "shell' 1 covering of the crab is like These unusual creatures are found from central per person. an armor, while the underside of the body leaves an Maine down along the coast and around into the. Gulf Shelling CITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION 7IM8 exposed part showing the animal's legs, mouth and of Mexico. Restriction gills. 7 I mentioned the long, sharp tail that the crab The horseshoe crab moves slowly over the muddy waves around to protect itself should someone Our Late Nite Fare ISLAND QUEEN II SHELLING TRIPS TO CRUISES TO CABBAGE KEY Is More Than Fair!! 10 a.m.-3 p.m. $15 Adults CAYO COSTA! 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In second place was the team of where he farmed and his wife Judy was a Bob McFarlane, Lee Gibson, Ed Reed and hair stylist. Eben Joy. Jerry Muench and Dave Spoehr They moved to Cape Coral in 1984 and he won closest to the pin on the two par-three attended Arthur's Beauty School in Ft. holes in the first round. Tyke Wilcox and Jeff Myers. They opened their first salon in Cape Dean had the best spots in this competition in Coral, their next on Sanibel and then two the second round. in Ft. Myers. Twenty-four Beachview men traveled to the Naples Beach Club on June 10. Buhl The Daughertys are parents of two Burgoyne, Lee Gibson, Ralph Ariss and Bob children. Their hobby is sailing. Schneider shot 122 for the best score on the The Cut Hut is a full service beauty salon course. Less Snell and Merle Kester had the for the entire family. best score in two man best ball competition. i See his ad in the Service Directory. 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Lighthouse Point** $700 $350 Loggerhead Cay $550-750 $375-400 OPPORTUNITIES DEL SEGA - Located on canal. $68,500. Pointe Santo de Sanibel $640-1465 $4006-870 D WELL established sit-down restaurant with Sandpebble $450-600 $300 good carry-out business. Money-maker — Shorewood $1600 good lease, plenty of parking. $139,000. $350-650 COMMERCIAL Sundial $488-1200 Tarpon Beach $637-850 $425 The "CUT HUT". A prestigious name in beauty D GULF FRONT MOTEL Money-maker! $350,000. salons. Four complete stations plus facial waxing D RETAIL/OFFICE CONDOMINIUM: Periwinkle set up. A well established business on the island Location, Tree Top Center. 750 square feet. for 8 years. Approx. $40,000 in inventory. Asking **Two Week Minimum ***30 Day Minimum Motivated seller. $119,000. price, $28,500. AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY!! Special Discounts forFour Weeks or longer on Most Units 472-4808 OFFICE SPACE STILL AVAILABLE IN THE VILLAGE David L. Schuldenfrei 1101 Periwinkle Way 472-5021 FOR SALE OR LEASE Licensed Real Estate Broker SANIBEL, FL 33957 REALTOR P.O. Box 210-Palm Ridge Rd. Out-of-town callers call Sanibel Island, Fla. 33957 800/237-5146 \cisfmfav Tuesday 8,1986 Service Directory 17B You can find it ISLANDER in the Service WINDOW THE VILLAGE SERVICE -2340 PERIWINKLE WAY Directory Over 20 years experience UNIT B-1 SANIBEL IS., FL 33957 813-472-8282 FINE ART, CUSTOM FRAMING, NAUTICAL ANTIQUES — CLEAN N'SHINE - 472-6719 •PAINTERS •ACCOUNTING HOIKE ft CONDO CLEANING •PHOTOGRAPHY Custom •ANSWERING RtSIOENTIAl FREE ESTIMATES LICENSED, INSURED SERVICE •PLUMBING COMMERCIAL MAID SERVICE VACANCY CHECKS Framing •CATERING •RENTALS For all your cleaning needs call •CLEANING •REPAIRS & GINNY ft BOB JOYCE Paintings, •FLORIST BUILDING Original Prints •FRAMING •SALES & SERVICE •IYO1AMNG & Fine Crafts •HAIRCARE •SECURITY HOMI 1628 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel Island, Florida 33957 HAULING •SHIPPING •No take-down, rehang (813) 472-3307 HEALTH CARE •TRAVEL •No bora windows Heart of the Island Shopping Plaza •LANDSCAPING •UPHOI6TERY •Nq loss of security or privacy • •Professionatlyl!ry-cleaned •No shrinking or stretching CALL FOR FREE QUOTATION 471-08SS UPHOLSTERY Gently Cleaned Thoroughly • Safely, "Continuous Education Makes The Difference" CARPETS Haitian Cotton Safely Deep Cleaned Chintz • Velvets <' TAXES & v Shags'Orientais Wool • Synthetics Put your service ACCOUNTING Wools'Synthetics Plush'Cot Pile WEEKLY For Individukls HERE CUT HUT 24 HOUR VACANCY CHECKS including where more SANIBEL 472-1877 Small Businesses, Retail, EMERGENCY Restaurants, Condominiums people WATER Full Service Walk-ins LAND FINANCIAL will see it! EXTRACTION Duraclean Salon Welcome SERVICES, INC. by HABITAT TECTONIC. INC Behind Burger Emporium (Now in our 13th year on Sanibel) $2.50 w • . .. . CALL NOW FOB AN APPOINTMENT column inch 472-1499 Y HAULING DEAN'S Put your service Weeds & Wings root Vegetation & HERE THE ISLAND FLORIST Construction Cleanup HAULING where more FULL SERVICE: FRESH, SILK & DRIED people will see it! Serving Sanibel & Captiva for 10 Years 466-1617 0FESS10NAL COMMUNICATIONS 2240 Palm Ridge Rd. 1633 Periwinkle Way 472-2112 • 472-2415 472-2061 • 472-0187 24 HR. ANSWERING SERVICE 1 PAGERS AVAILABLE HANK'S FAST •EFFICIENT • CONFIDENITAL Professional Condominium/ Unanswered calls cost you money Residential Grounds Care Reasonable Rates EQUIPPED FOR Palm Florist ( HAULING • CLEARING 4721323 of * GENERAL CLEAN-UP • TREE TRIMMING Sanibel-Coptlva Flowers, Plants, Gifts 472-5811 Award winning Designer Deliveries to Ft. Myers & Hospitals 2240 Periwinkle Way Sanibel Square 472-3125 HEALTH CARS HARRY KAIR, CAROLYN'S Put your service Put your service James M. Bell, D.D.S. D.C.P.A. CUSTOM HERE General Dentistry Practice of Chiropractic CATERING HERE 1640 Periwinkle Way where more people will see it! 472-6333 Limetree Center The Reel Eel where more $2.50 column inch. 1630 - G Periwinkle Way Sanibel 472-2674 people will see it! 472-1824 cislmdetv Tuesd 18B Service Directory July 8,1 HEALTH CARE paarnats PAINTER ISLAND MEDICAL CLINIC Put your service 2400 Palm Ridge Plaza OF SANIBEL Nave Plumbing Robert (Bob) Komleck HERE Sanibel Island, FL 33957 Wallpapering — Painting Pressure Cleaning where more 2244A Periwinkle Way 25 Yrs. Experience 472-5646 people will see it! Sales & Service Call 472-110J John Collucd, D.O. Physician & Surgeon REPAIRS Family Medicine Hours By Appointment Phone 24 Hrs. Ans. Service REMODELS 1-813-472-5974 Phone 472-5974 Pretty Sicje Out NEW quality paperhanging PLUMBING! CONSTRUCTION Robert G. Le Sage O.D., P.A. FAMILY PRACTICE OF OPTOMETRY P.O. Box 1164 Licensed • Bonded • Insured • Reliable Sanibel, FL 33957 SPECIALIZING IN CONTACT LENSES 472-5353 Steven Greenfield >• TO /I9OQ (813) 482-0355 (813) 472-4204 Master Plumber <* / £,"** J*7 GULF POINTS SQUARE, SUITE 11 1571 PERIWINKLE WAY FORT MYERS, FLORIDA 33908 SANIBEL, FLORIDA 33957 8:30 - 5:30 M-F 8:30 - 4:30 M-F. Sat. Appts. Available 1 HOUR PHOTO (813) 472-1519 PROCESSING Put your service SAME DAY SERVICE M-F 9-5, SAT. 10-5 HERE 472-0434 SANIBEL 472-0088 I Card and Party Shoppe HEART OF THE ISLAND PLAZA where more A FULL SERVICE PHARMACY CAPTIVA 472-9600 people will see it! SERVING SANIBEL-CAPTIVA SINCE 1973 OPEN 7 DAYS BILL & TERRI CARY 813-472-6592 2460 PALM RIDGE RD. LEONARD G. KESSLER APOTHECARY CENTER .<.. * ..~ CEMENT MIXERS Registered Pharmacist SANIBEL ISLAND, FLA. 33957 ISLAND TO BABY CRIBS EQUIPMENT & LUMBER RENTAL -__ **A*% AT THE SANIBEL SQUARE SHOPPING AREA 4/Z-ZV49 LAWN EQUIPMENT RENTALS WEDDINGS SEMINARS Mowers, Trimmers, Chain Saws, etc. INSURANCE REAL ESTATE 472-4505 Island Condo Maintenance 1205 Periwinkle Way (Behind Huxters) FLAMINGOS DEVELOPING LANDSCAPE & MAINTENANCE I AMD PRINTING SERVICE fJhoto PIICAIfUIC Serving Sanibel & Captiva Islands l/onibel -M»4E VIDE© ENTERTAINMENT CENTERS THE ISLAND CAMERA VHS TAPE & MACHINE RENTALS SHOP FOR F.ILM & (813) 472-0885 'MACHINE FINE ACCESSORIES SALES & SERVICE TIME 1571 Periwinkle Way Jerry Schlegel Grant North 472-1086 — € ver 1 €€€ Titles — • •III IN ANCHOR POINT, NEXT TO BANK OF THE ISLANDS P.O. Box 1382 • Sanibel, Florida 33957 472-0077 ISLAND GREENERY LANDSCAPING & LAWN MAINTENANCE RO."BOX 338 SANIBEL, FL 33957 (813) 472-6746 "WE DO IT ALL, Licensed CUSTOM TILE Bonded Put your service WE DO IT RIGHT" Quality Work Insured Island References HERE Sanibel's Largest Residential RANDY MOORE where more Lawn Maintenance company GAVIN PLUMBING 275-9660 people will see it! COMPLETE PLUMBING SERVICE DEAN'S TREE REPAIRS • REMODELS • NEW CONSTRUCTION SERVICE 30 year resident • 12 years experience Sanibel Creative Tile Co. Quality work & Dependable Service Oscar L. Gavin Owner - Master Plumber ' • Residential • Commercial Put your service Dean DesRochers •Owner/Operator- Native Lee countian • Complete Repair & Remodeling Service 5 YEARS EXPERIENCE HERE it! RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL where more people will Land Clearing • Topping & Shaping • Chipper » Claw Truclt » Hauling » $2.50 column'inch. 1711 Periwinkle Way 813-472*2853 The ISLANDER Tuesday, July 8,1986 19B REPAIRS & BUILDING SALES & Richard Perna, Inc. Island Put your service UPS & PUROLATOR LOCKSMITH HERE Courier Service LICENSED & INSURED 24 - Hr. Emergency Overnite & Second Day Service BACKHOE/GRADfNG Service AAA where more Available ALL PHASES 472-2394 HEART OF THE ISLAND PLAZA people will see it! 472-0434 M-F 9-5, SAT. 10-5 SITE PREPARATION Walter & Norma Thompson Card and Party Shoppe 35 YEARS EXPERIENCE V ASSURES THE QUALITY LAWN CARE (813*472-3055 CARE THAT YOUR Sanibel Island, Florida ISLAND PROPERTY EQUIPMENT DESERVES 33957 Trimmers, Blowers Chain Saws ries DRYWALL, PLASTER & STUCCO REPAIRS ISLAND CONDO MAINTENANCE X2O5 ,_- ~ _ -Located Behind ^ No Job Too Big or Small V Periwinkle 47Z-45OA 5 Hu»ter« Mkt ^ TEXTURE or POPCORN CEILING FINISH Free Estimate* TRAVEL SERVICE J. KANE DRYWALL Bailey's Shopping Center Licensed, Insured 542-3360 2469 Periwinkle Way 23 Years Experience 549-5550 Sanibel Island, FL 33957 ANYTIME MARILYN SKINNER 813-472-3171 813-472-4898 Security CHUCK SKINNER JERRY FERGUSON 543-1477 Systems Drywall Contracting By, • Burglar • Fire • medical Alarm Systems HIIUTC6 INT€fllOflS Sanibel's Only 24 Hour Central Station Alarm Service New Construction & Remodeling 365 day* a year Texturing & Repairs 24 hours day Free Estimates 472-3311 FLAMINGO UPHOLSTERY FREE ESTIMATES SENTRY PICK-UP AND DELIVERY & SERVICE SECURITY SYSTEMS (813) 472-O885 Grant North Jerry Schlegel Burglary • Fire • Medical 472-1231 RO. Box 1382 Sanibel, Florida 33957 Home Of The Chocolate Alligator'' CHOCOLATE COVERED POTATO CHIPS Excellent Travelers Homemade Fudge • Homemade Saltwater Taffy I i Caramels • Teenie Beanies • Gummy Bears lA Open Mon. to Sat., 10-5 472-3828 ML 2244 FLORENCE WAY. SANIBEL You can find it ^R*. CORNER OF FLORENCE & TARPON BAY RD. . IW00STER TV & APPLIANCES" sSALE/ S • RENTALS • SERVICE in the Service • TV • Major Appliances • -Stereo • Air Conditioning "On-lsland" Service for Directory Your T.V. or Appliance 24 Hour Emergency Service 472-1133 2422 Palm Ridge Road 472-2244 SWIMMING POOL SERVICE, SUPPLIES, REPAIRS Chemicals Solar Systems Cleaners • Heaters •ACCOUNTING •PAINTERS filters Blankets ISLAND CONDO MAINT. •ANSWERING SERVICE •PHOTOGRAPHY 472-4S05 •CATERING •PLUMBING •CLEANING •RENTALS Your BJgjJ Lawn Equipment •FLORIST •REPAIRS & BUILDING Sales and/ Service Store •FRAMING •SALES & SERVICE *y 8 A.M.-5 P.M. / •HAIRCARE •SECURITY 472-4505 •HAULING •SHIPPING Monday—Friday Inc. •HEALTH CARE •TRAVEL •LANDSCAPING •UPHOLSTERY cisfmfeto Tuesd 20B Classified July 8,19 COUPON PLEASE PRINT your ad, one word per space. Longer ads must be typed or printed on a separate sheet. .10 .15 CARDHOLDER'S NAME PLEASE CHECK ONE: Name. D CHECK ENCLOSED Address. • VISA D MASTER CARD |ACCOUNT NO: -Zip. ALL ADS MUST BE PREPAID WE DO NOT BILL • EXPIRATION DATE Phone. Insertion Dates. I CALL We reserve the right to reject, revise and properly classify all advertisements. MAIL TO: The Islander I 472-5185 The Islander will be responsible for the first I Mon.-Thurs. 9-5 incorrect ad ONLY. For corrections to be made for P.O. Box 56 DEADLINEFRI. NOON the second insertion date call by Friday NOON Sanibel, FL 33957 YOU GOTTA KNOW before the next Tuesday's paper. THE TERRITORY! CATEGORIES (Circle One) And Gloria does. She's lived on Sanibel for 6 years, and I RATES she's been a classified advertising specialist on the Animals Interval for Sale Real Estate to Sha 25 Words or less Boxed or Blind Ads Islands for four of those years. Antiques Jewelry Real Estate for Rei I $2.50 $1.00 extra per week Automotive Legal Notice Real Estate for Sale She knbws the territory and she knows how to put your Business Opportunity Lost and Found Real Estate Wanted ad where the action is — in the Islander, the newspaper I More than 25 words Lost and. Found Exchange/Trade Marine Services for Islanders. 10* per word No Charge Garage Sales Misc. Wanted Special Notices Help Wanted Misc. for Sale Travel smvicm Lost on gulf beach near Tahiti Island" photographer avaitalrte' KITCHEN HELP, all positions. ENERGETIC, EN- ROOMMATE WANTED. Shores-Gulf Pines - black EXECUTIVE REMODELING Private home. 2/2 plus den. plastic frame prescription eye for freelance assignments. Also, waitresses, busers & THUSIASTIC fashion con- Specializing in portraits, real hostess. Coconut Grove scious salesperson for a per- Pool. Deep water dock. glasses. Call Pete, 472-2528. 35 years experience. Nothing manent, part time position at $375/mo. plus utilities. 472-1913. (TFN) estate, aerial photography. Restaurant, 472-1366. Weddings and- commercial too small. Room additions, (TFN) our gift and clothing boutique. (TFN) work. Call David Meardon at garages, sliding door, kennels, 472-5959 after 6 p.m. decks and docks. Affordable 472-2346. CAPTIVA TRADING COM- (7-8) prices. References. (TFNJ PANY, grocers and deli. Plan- 48I-5339 tation Shopping Center, Cap- (TFN) tiva, looking for full or part LANDSCAPING help wanted. YARD WORK Person time help. Grocery experience Earth Care, Inc., 472-3440. available for all types of yard WRITER, PH.D. will write, useful. Call 472-4200. (7-15) THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA work. Six years of local ex- perience. Call 472-4729 before 7 edit, market books, screen (TFN) Regional AWsator Association plays etc. Good movie & needs a few dollars for the PM. QUESTAR— World's finest (TFN) publishing contacts, Let me WAITRESS, SHORT ORDER repair and painting of a help you achieve success. COOKS, will train. Faces naturalists' spotting sco alligator trap. If you have a 463-7951. Call George Campbl dollar or two to spare, please Restaurant, 472-6111. CHAIR CANING all types, free (7-15) (7-8) 693-1367. mail it to box 685, Sanibel, FL pick up and delivery. Phone (TFN) 33957. This trap has helped 472-1217 days, 472-6731 PART TIME SALESPERSON many people in their time of evenings. I want to clean your home or needed for gift shop on Sanibel, WANTED NEW OR USED desperation. It is time to (TFN) condo to your satisfaction to 472-6719. Sports equipment in good con- ECR 360 ELECTRONIC CASH reweld and repaint it. Please help me earn my way through (7-8) dition for consignment sale at REGISTER 8 departments, 96 help. college. Thorough. Efficient. new sports shop in Summerlin P.L.U. automatic date — ttme, (TFN) LIGHT HAULING Experienced. References. Call Square. Diving, golf, tennis, tax lookup, read & reset, 9 tran- 472-1913. Ask for Lynn. STAFFING water ski etc. 466-3639. saction register, front & rear Competitive. Dependable. • • (TFN) (7-8) display, receip.t & journal Call; Several residential profit sales offices in Sarasota, Lee & Col- spool. 6 mos. old, cost $600, 472-2539 lier counties. Presently inter- sale, $350. Call 472-4100. (TFN) RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUAL (TFN) looking to maintain your lawn. viewing for positions of: of ice WANTED Call 472-9669 after 6 p.m. management, licensed sales EXTENDED FAMILIES FANTASTIC EAST AFRICAN MASSAGE THERAPY person, secretaries. Write or (TFN) call, Realty Capital Con- "Are there 4 generations of TWO FLOOR SPINNER safaris with George Campbell. available in your home or my RACKS for boxed stationery, Write Box-685, Sanibel, Florida office. Licensed professional sultants, Inc., P.O. Box 08388, women in your family? I'd like Ft. Myers, 33908. Or call Lori to make a family portrait. Free paper plates, napkins and 33957 or call (813) 693-1367 no. 5227. References & gift cer- MASSAGE THERAPY other paper goods, one arourtd 6 p.m. tificates available. 463-6072 & Therapeutic massage for A. Salem: print in exchange for sitting. relaxation and rehabilitation, 466-1177 Call Ricki: greeting card rack. 472-1783. (TFN) 332-1844, Bruce Bellows. (7-8) ABSOLUTELY THE "BEST (7-15) relief of stress, headaches, 7 (7-1) 472-5185 (TFN) Galapagos Island expeditions fatigue, poor circulation, back with George Campbell. Write pain, edema. Box 685, Sanibel, Florida 33957 T.L.C. FOR CONVALESCENT Swedish or call (813) 693-1367 around 6 or stroke patient. Call 466-4905. Deep Tissue p.m. (7-8) Shiatsu VIP REALTY (TFN) Neuromuscular Polarity Reflexology is looking for two proven Associates to staff its new MILDEW? MOLD? DIANA SILVERSTONE office at the Ridge of Sanibel i Pressure Cleaning Lie. Massage Therapist ISLAND TOWER PLAZA ALL REPAIRS DONE on Roofs — Patios 1619 Periwinkle Way If you are an established real estate premises, most within 24 Mo*t All Building Exteriors Unit 105-A downstairs hours. Designing and hand- DURACLEAN ByAPPT. professional and feel qualified to join crafting by our goldsmith. 472-5579 the VIP Realty Group Team.... RENE'S, artisans of fine BY HABITAT , Gift Certificates jewelry, 630 Tarpon Bay Road, 472-0555 (TFN) 472-5544. Call VIP today. (TFN) 472-5187 Ask for Ed Wehner J NEED VINYL REPAIR? Sanibel Sales Manager REPAIR - RECOLOR Call Dr. Vinyl: the Plastic Surgeon ' We offer proven marketing, lead generation, • UNBEATABLE PRICES. QUALITY i SERVICE VINYL WELD CO. leadership wnd the finest group of professional real • ALL MAJOR BRANDS <549-2083 5224 Wilmington Ct., Cope Coral y estate associates on the Islands. VIP offers high • FACTORY DIRECT PRICES commissions and excellent support. That is why •FREE DELIVERY «SET UP • ALL SIZES VIP had 18 Million Dollar Circle Winners this year. REALTOR* (813)334-3066 BILL BLIEffl Iff PERN WITTER 2051 McGregor Blvd. VIP REALTY GROUP, INC. Ft. Myers,'^. 339O1 SAFE ALTERNATIVES 10 C.D.'S RtAI.TOli • 5301 San Cap Rd. (across from Wulfert Rd.) CHIPPENDALE HOUSE VIP REALTY GROUP, INC. 813/472-3456 Electric Bads • tlft Chairs CALL 945-9310 The ISLANDER Tuesday, July 8, 1986 21B GOOD HOME NEEDED for WELL ESTABLISHEDMEN'S WATER-FRONT MARINA ANNUAL RENTAL 2br/2b fur sweet, loving, female cat. All BOUTIQUE for sale. Good OFFICE Resort. Fort Myers area. 2 nished home in Gulf Pines with location, excellent local GULF FRONT shots, spayed, declawed. bedroom, 2 bath. Brand new SANIBEL tennis, pool & beach access " lease call 472-5185 days, ask clientel. Good lease. Write: SPACES weekly and monthly rentals. nearby. $650/mo. plus utilities. ir Alison, 466-9347 eves. 1039-102 Beach Road, Sanibel, Call (813)283-0250. Island Real Estate Associates, FL 33957. Ground level, 3 bedroom, 2 (TFN) AVAILABLE (TFhM bath, comfortably furnished Inc., 472-1123. (TFN) home on West Gulf Drive with (TFN) WITH WATER beautiful views of the Gulf. A HOME FOR ALL SEASONS. Available for month of All NEW Upper Captiva home. December only, $2,500/month. NEAR BEACH HOME 4 stories - sleeps 6. Air condi Call evenings; PELICAN PLACE tjoned, fireplace. Annual lease, Southwinds PRIVATE 472-9518 2440 Palm Ridge Road, (7-22) Drive, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, fur- Sarfibel Runway/taxiway access to nished, elevated, 200 feet from house, deepwater canal and beach, $750/mo. plus all 1979 JEEP CHEROKEE Chief, dock by house. Club privileges 4-wheel drive, low mileage & utilities. Available immediate- swimming pool and tennis NEAR SANIBEL 2br/l'/2b ly. Call eves.: clean. 472-0711. ISLANDER 472^1439 Sea/taxi service. townhouse, central heat & air, 813/472-9518 (TFN) PHOTOGRAPHER EVENINGS 472-4410 $450/weekend s screened porch. No pets. (TFN) $750/week $400/mo. plus deposit. 472-1454 Needs home. Annual rental Call Gordon Biggar, days, 466-7685 eves. 1979 SUPREME CUTLASS under $400. No kids, no pets, (305)666-1031. (TFN) SANIBEL ISLES on end of OLDS Clean, excellent shape, workaholic. Call Ricki: EXCELLENT (TFN) low mileage. $2,900. Call 472-1418 deep water canal with boat 472-2880. 472-8427 dock, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, fur- nished or unfurnished, with (TFN) (TFN) LOCATION GULF FRONT 3 bedroom, 3 SPACIOUS LUXURY bath, furnished. Available fall beautiful Bay view. Available CONDO AT June 1st to Nov. 1st. $750/mo. FOR months. $1,000 per month plus THE ATRIUM 1981 CHEVROLET CITATION, electric. Call 472-3269 or plus utilities. 313/645-5498. OHIO COLLEGE GRAD will white, 5-door hatchback, V-6 472-5033 after 5 PM. 2BR/2B plus den. Indoor park- (TFN) housesit your home during the RETAIL SPACE tomatic, A/C, 41,000 miles, (TFN) ing, heated pool, tennis, summer months. Cleaning & lew tires, one owner. $3,395. fronting Periwinkle panoramic view of Gulf. One upkeep included. References. Call 472-5215. week minimum. Call Tim, 216/871-7038. (7-15) at the intersection of WATERFRONT CONDOS C.J. Reeves ANNUAL RENTALS (7-22) Dixie Beach Blvd. 2br/2b all new. Bring your 2929 W. Gulf Drive in the boat, fishing's great! Weekly, Sanibel, FL 33957 DUNES: 2br/2b furnished, 1980 CT 110 TRAIL BIKE red, monthly, seasonal. Four Winds 813/472-4686 close to Clubhouse & pool, I AM AN INDIVIDUAL, all only 825 miles, like new $500. easily accessible Marina, 813/283-3233, Bokeelia. (TFN) screened porch, avail, app. Call 549-6574. cash buyer, looking to buy a (TFN) June 1st, $800/mo. (TFN) large condo unit, 2 or 3 HEART bedrooms. I prefer small com- DUNES: 3br/2V:b unfurnished plex of 6-12 units, West Gulf OF THE ISLANDS ISLAND RETREAT Lovely duplex on golf course, $750/mo. 1977 30 It. TERRY 5th wheel Drive, with great Gulf views. THE ATRIUM 3br/2b home Chateau Sur Mer, plus 3/4 ton Chevy pickup 456 Must have both pool and court. SHOPPING Luxurious Gulf front condo. fully furnished, private beach Top floor closest to Gulf. GUMBO LIMBO: 3br/2b unfur- motor heavy duty tow package, If you really want to sell your access. Available April thru nished executive old Florida $6,750. Will sell trailer unit, please call with unit loca- PLAZA Available year round. One Oct. Of 1986. 305/235-0762. week minimum. Call or write style home, all appliances, separately & move. Call tion and your realistic price. 1,200 Sq. Ft. (TFN) vaulted ceiling, screen porch 472-3022. Each year I see the same units for color brochure. C.G. Leach, MD, 749799th Ct., N. White with wet bar, $l,200/mo. (7-8) on the market, but never being $1,450 per month sold. We want to buy, even Bear Lake, MN 55110 IMMACULATE 2BR/2B fur- 2BR/2B DUPLEX: furnished, with the new tax law! Might FIRST MONTH FREE (612)426-5759. nished (I bedroom empty), SWIMMING POOL, consider Gulf front home, West (TFN) 1975 OLDS CUTLASS runs For leasing w/d, lovely screened porch on $575/$600/mo. feat, looks awful. $250. Gulf Drive area of Sanibel. Call information call water. Five minute walk to 2-5083. 314/863-0011, Don Fleming. Gulf. $650/mo. annual lease. SANIBEL AREA AT PUNTA VIP Realty Group, (7-8) Utility & yard work tenant (7-8) 472-1454 RASSA bayfront, furnished Inc., Realtor responsibility. Please call 472-1613 Mon.-sat. 10-5 2br/2b, marina & tennis center evenings, 472-9518. adjacent. By week, month or (7-8) 1981 CHEVY MALIBU 4 door, annual beginning July 1. (TFN) good condition, 35,000 miles. 466-7685 after 6 Owner, 481-7801. $3,000. 472-5463 days, 472-5398 eves. COMMERCIAL (7-15) (7-15) ONE BEDROOM Vacation in Luxury. REAL ESTATE & EFFICIENCIES 1.2. & 3-bedioam luxury cOndos with fijliy- OFFICE SPACE FORRENT Shared office with other profes- Available Now! equippod klfctftens and all the extras! sionals. Four private offices $350—$450/month. plus secretarial/reception and NORTH CAPTIVA ISLAND • Santbet Beach Club »Pine Cove of Saniber common work area. Conve- New, deluxe, air conditioned VIP Realty Group, nient location near Blind Pass cottages. Sleeps 6, accessible Inc., Realtor • Lighthouse Resort & Club •Shell Island Beach Club HOBIE CAT with trailer. In easily accessible from Captiva by plane or boat only. Water 472-1613 taxi service available. From • Surfrider Beach Club • Sanibel Beach Club II good shape 472-9669 after 6 p.m. and Sanibel. Excellent for (7-8) $450/wk. 305/97I-0456 or (TFN) winter or year round office. (813)472-3571 eves. & weekends. 305/391-0711. For woekV fPcxvrxy * soasonoi rnte>; ral. TOe. (TFN) (TFN) DELUXE CONDO located near TWO ALUMINUM life boats Sanibel beaches. I bedroom, 1 1-800-237-7370 (US.) with Lister air-cooled diesels, bath, pool and tennis court. they run great. One / 24V2x9'/2, RETAIL OFFICE SPACE for SAVE! Available immediately, 1400-282-7097 (Ha) one / 36'/2Xl2'/2. Phone rent in Sanibel Center (across POOL & BEACH $375/month, 472-6161. 1*00*4464010 (Cgnada) (813)472-5277. from Jerry's(750 or 880 sq.ft. at (7-29) (TFN) $12/sq.ft.). The Vacation 3br/2b spacious home. Rent 1-813463-7766 (Local) Shoppe, 463-7766. monthly from owner. Available (TFN) June thru Sept. $2,000. Feb. ANNUAL LEASE 3 bedroom, 2 THE VACATION SHOPPE, MOKBt 3CK SPACE for rent, deep thru April $5,500. Other months bath lakefront, deeded beach bter access, no bridges. negotiable. Call Brian: accessmewty redecorated, P.O Box tM6. Fort Myers Beach, HoridQ 33931 5lease call 472-1913. 1-800/556-7757, 9-5 many extras, no pets.^472-1238 Want to rent your Vacation Home? Call usl (TFN) 1-401/423-1837 eves. or 472-4611. LAST CHANCE! (7-22) (7-22) 14' HOBICAT with trailer, $900. ONLY ONE LEFT! Good condition. 472-3299. 680 sq. ft. Office Suite (7-22) located in the Heart of Sanibel... HOBIE CAT 14' with cat trax, THE ESI DIFFERENCE $1,000. 472-5800. tTFN) 1619 Periwinkle at ISLAND TOWER PLAZA Rant lets than $10 sq. ft. VACATION RENTALS CHRIS CRAFT 34' sedan. A real classic beauty, fiberglass- ed over wood. Connie new twin SEASONAL RENTALS engines, 300 hrs. allgrip, new CALL BOB 472-1581 RENTALS upholstery, generator, depth finder, radio. Also suitable for commercial fisherman. Priced to sell, under book value. Allstate insured. Amoving, first Largest selection to choose from $12,500 takes. 549-6574. SPACE PLUS (TFN) on Sanibel Island and 11 other ANCHOR MARINE Elec- AVAILABLE Tropical Islands. Call or stop by tronics. Prompt service, reasonable rates. 275-0612. and discover the ESI Difference. (7-8) FOR RENT Switchboard open 24 hours MOTOR BOAT WITH every day of the year. TRAILER; $450. Twelve foot "lake" boat. Needs work. New steering cable; frame for Prime seats. With a little work this would be excellent fishing boat. Location Call Scott 472-5185. (TFN) WIL'S Homes • Condos • Residences • Villas EXECUTIVE LANDING Whether Owning or Renting, Look to Experience SERVICES, INC. & On Periwinkle 455 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel Island. across from FL 33957 (813) 472-4195 Gulf Station REALTOR* VIP Realty Group, Inc. Call toll-free: Nationwide 1-800-237-6002 VIP REALTY GROUP, INC. CALL KITTY 9060 Causeway Road Canada 1-800^47-6002 5301 San Cap Rd. Sanibel Island, Florida 33957 Florida. 1-800-282-7137 (across from Wulfert Rd.) 472-4772 813/472-3456 (813) 472-1613 22B Tliesday, July 8,1986 The ISLANDER NERITA STREET Lot for sale. ON THE GULF, CAPTIVA FOR SALE BY OWNER ROOMMATE WANTED. ANNUAL RENTALS 2 minute walk to lovely Co- ANNUAL LEASE Apartment suitable two adults, Private home. 2/2 plus den. quina Beach. 95x195, on shell July I to October I. By month or Pool. Deep water dock. Ft. Myers: CINNAMON COVE road. Affordable. Call collect, UPPER CAPTIVA ISLAN Three bedroom, two bath cen- week. Tel. 472-4803. $375/mo. plus utilities. Call trally located. Fresh water 2br/2b furnished lakefront 617/428-7504. Four adjoining lots with cl (7-8) view to Gulf of Mexico. V 472-1913. canal, $650/month. Call Dan home $600/mo. (7-8) car^l front, fully furnished. Immediate occupancy. $525/mo. plus LAKEFRONT HOME 2000 Periwinkle utii|es. . WITH BEACH ACCESS GlpBO LIMBO - Three bedroom/two bath, nicely furnished SANIBEL ARMS WESTi J-2 Brand new 3 bedroom, 2 bath WEEKS 33 & 34 norm all appliances, fireplace, extra storage. $850/mo. plus piling home, largeoorch, Newly Redecorated overlooks roosting iHpnd [CrOSSWOrd PUZZle by Jeanne Newlandl I ACROSS 10 II 12. 15 TWO BEDROOM AND DEN, 3 SANIBEL AREA AT PUNTA 1 Effulgence bath home on private road, RASSA Bayfront, furnished 2 SHELL ISLAND 5 Humiliate Island. Living room, bedroom, 2 bath, marina & ten- BEACH CLUB 110' Sad to say , dining room, eat- nis center adjacent. Will also 14 Verdi opera Hmitchen. All have cathedral consider equity trade for other Week 28, 2/2 beach front, pool, 15 Chairwoman's title ceilings and sliding glass doors real estate. Owner, 481-7801. spa, sauna, sailboats & bikes. 16 Numerical prefix 20 to underneath roof screened (7-15) Far below market price, $5,000. porches. Enclosed garage and Call eves. 8. weekends: 117 Marilyn Monroe storage area. Custom built 466-7133 20 Seafood 1984. Baur Land Investments FT. MYERS BEACH Lovely (7-8) 121 Din or 813/472-6510 for details. furnished 2br/2b condo. 122 Winds up (TFN) Screened porch, oversized 123 FDR's pooch bath, large closets, walk-in WEEK 37 (Sept. 12-19) and 124 Skyline units storage closet, extra storage, week 49 (Dec. 5-12). Reasonably priced at CASA 127 Appealing quality WESTERN NORTH under building parking, 131 Wigwagged CAROLINA Homes, lots, land. microwave, extra large pool. YBEL. Call 466-5014. 463-0821. (TFN) 132 Lesions Frank Porter Realty, 139 37 Wayah Road, Franklin, NC (7-29) 133 Kind of tie 28734, Trudy & Frank Porter, INTERVAL OWNERSHIP 134 Droughty Realtors., MLS, 704/524-8341. SHELL ISLAND BEACH 135 Carried (TFN) FURNISHED CONDO 2 CLUB on Sanibel, week 21. 136 Essence bedroom, 2 bath. Unique $2,000 below going rate. Call 137 After ess design, heated pool. Off Island, anytime, (304)336-7483. (TFN) 138 Smithereen 50 DUPLEX LOT, 24,000 sq. ft. 2 miles from Causeway. Phone 39 Like turnpikes 15 Hfc N7 across from Tahitian Gardens, 466-4145. 5,000. 472-0446. (TFN) ONE WEEK of the Original 140 Tranquilizer 53. (7-22) CARIBE INN unit on Sanibel 142 Rough up beach with year around club 43 Hamlet, e.g. 5H NORTH CAROLINA MOUN- membership, year around 144 Enthusiasm \ID FOR SALE Mountain TAINS — I acre located in the parking, beach access. Call 45 Exertion 57~ te Realty, located in mountains, good access, large George 472-2825 evenings. 148 Veteran Sautiful North Georgia Moun- trees cover this tract. Owner (TFN) needs to sell. $6500. Pay $1000. 152 John Barrymore tains. Come see us for all your 154 First-rate DOWN real estate needs. P.O. Box down, assume loan. 1 Natters 28 Dusky hues 1122, Ellijay, GA 30540, Chalet, 3 br/2b, two levels, I WEEK 16 (3rd week in April) 155 Rebuffs mile from town, lovely setting, 2 Actress Kedrova 29 Gity on the St. 404/276-1122. at CASA YBEL RESORT AND 156 Soho goody Lawrence (7-8) large deck overlooking mtns., CLUB. Upper, two bedroom, 57 Is contrite 3 Reputation excellent location. Built-in two bath, all amenities includ- 158 Wooden shoe 4 Strayed 30 Garbo, for one cabinets, very private, all for ed. $12,000 negotiable. Days 5 Reparations 32 Italian wine FOR SALE ON CAP- $55000. Pay $5000. down, 159 Airmailed TIVA/ROOSEVELT CHAN- call (617)523-2306, or write 112 6 "—inToyland" 35 Spare quality assume loan. Union Wharf, Boston, Mass, 7 Commotions 36 Hand-me-downs NEL (bayside) 3 bedroom, 2 2 acres short distance from bath plus guest 2 bedroom, 2 02109. 8 Mr. Houston , 38 Flight unit Murphy, good garden spot, (TFN) bath. Deep water dockage, fan- ready to build on. Owner said iAip] 9 Hugged 39 Rodeo gear tastic view including easement sell $9800. Pay $1800 down, fJtflO Depth charge 41 Saws , to Gulf. Will sell with leaseback assume loan. P4ni Scallion's kin 42 Famed publisher « TIMESHARE DIRECT from E s or will sell one half Interest. These are a few of over 2000 19 Place for wheels 44 Marx brother •"[ Call (813)472-5277 or write owner. Sanibel's best location, listings. We have all types of weeks 16 & 17 at SANIBEL [5|H 13 Diet no-no 45 Top banana J Homeowner, Box 136, Captiva, property from $700 per acre Fl 33924. BEACH CLUB II. $8,750 each 118 Banqueted 46 Quaker word a and up. We have small tracts. week. Call 549-6553. (TFN) |9 The bottom line 47 M.Coty 3 We also have several cabins, (TFN) houses, old farms, etc. Write or rrhfl!23 Discharged 48 Use a dagger i call today foe a free listing 24 Clobbers 49 Where Cleo barged ?L JTH SEAS PLANTATION brochure. You can call free by SANIBEL BEACH CLUB I, 25 Porter song of 1919 50 Spirit gl rina Villa, 2br/2b, great dialing: 126 Like some walls 51 Leave one's mark ' «view, nicely furnished, $20,000 Anxious to sell weeks 31, 32 in 1-800-438-7421. Write or call to- |EjD|?7 -Dame under market. Days Aug., 39, 40 in Oct. & 48, 49 & 50 53 —mode day. Cherokee Land Co., Mur- in Dec, 10 percent owner finan- 404/393-9393, nites or weekends phy, NX. 28906. -• •*. 404/939-2686. cing. Call 489-1413. (8-5) (TFN) (TFN) E R SANIBEL ARMS WEST. Gulf •BIDS DEH3I1D view, "L" bldg., first floor, fur- nished & newly decorated, 2 mrmvALs bedroom, 2 bath, by owner. $144,900. Call 312/455-0006. FOB BENT (TFN) CAN'T USE YOUR INTER- VAL WEEK? Let us rent it for you — we specialize in CONVENIENT LOCATION timeshare rentals. Call us for near east beaches, 3/2 piling details. The Vacation Shoppe, home by owner. 8 ceiling fans, Broker (813)463-7766; U.S. REALTOR* dumb waiter, cedar closet, (800)237-7370; FL large storage room. 1242 (800)282-7097; (800)446-0010 VIP REALTY GROUP, INC. Anhinga Lane. Canada. THERE'S ONLY (8-26) 5301 San Cap Rd. (TFN) (across from Wulfert Rd.) 813/472-3456 MUST SELL BY OWNER. 2 bedroom, 2 bath. Manor house, professionally landscaped, at- tached garage. Amenities in- ude 2 pools, 2 tennis courts, WTEBVMS urity patrol, minutes to ma- ONE f malls, 20 minutes to DIABETIC? anibel, $52,900 FIRM. 939-7607. SANIBEL BEACH CLUB I Spr- ISLAND NEWSPAPER! (7-8) ing & Fall weeks low as $3,000. 2br/2b. Compare before you buy! Contact Carol Henwood Only one that keeps yon 813/472-6335. The Vacation HOME INSULIN Shoppe, licensed Real Estate INJECTIONS informed In so many ways... broker. BLOOD (7-15) GLUCOSE WITHOUT Arts...Politics...People...Problems...Police...Sports MONITOR NEEDLES Real Estate...Shelling...Ads...Children...lssues 1986 BERTONE SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION week 38, Gulf front. 2br/2b, Bridge...Crossword...Environment...Restaurants sleeps six. By owner, $5,500. CONVERTIBLES! After 6 PM, 813/922-6376. Fishing... Sales.. .CIassified...Clubs...Government (7-22) Business.. .Entertainment...Schools...Crafts...Letters -y SHELL ISLAND BEACH History...Features...Churches:..Libraries...Tides CLUB Sanibel, near ALSO FINE SELECTION Lighthouse. Large, luxury Gulf front 2br/2b condo. Spacious Who...What...Where...When...Why OF PRE-OWNED: Modl-Jector • MERCEDES pool, tennis, bicycles. Weeks available from $3,000. Some • EXOTICS weeks $2,500. Only a few at • Small, • COLLECTIBLES these prices. Won't last long! Portable, Call Herb Simon, Vacation • Throw tat Shoppe Sales, Inc. Accurate • BAHAMA CRUISE • 1-813/472-5181. your I FOR 2 (7-8) • Better needles with purchase of new Bertone and selected presumed vehicles. Diabetic away SURFRIDER BEACH CLUB 2 Control weeks $5,000. Limited inven- ROYAL IMPORTS tory. Lovely Gulf fronj,! Con- Stay in touch with the Islands wherever you are with a subscription to the tact Carol Henwood on tablets 3714 Fowler St. 813/472-6335. The Vacation Sanibel-Captiva Islander, the Islands' favorite award-winning newspaper. It's Shoppe, licensed Real Estate or insulin one sure way to get the news, meet the people and explore the issues fully broker. accurate 936-2095 and objectively every week, year 'round. (7-15) •Now, with injections memory LIGHTHOUSE RESORT & Name CLUB Large luxury water- front, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, sleeps • Can help Address: 6. Pool, tennis. Weeks 20-30 from $3000. Call Mary • Clinically Massaro, Vacation Shoppe, you proven 813/472-0808. (7-29) under control Yearly Rates i Payment Enclosed P VISA D MC LIGHTHOUSE U.S.A. $20 RESORT & CLUB 813-275^78-27& 7 Card (local) Lee County $15 REALTOR8 Beautiful accommodations • GM, Ford, Chrysler, Medicare approved during two prime weeks, 26 and Foreign $25 Exp. Date VIP REALTY GROUP, INC. 27, priced below market value. 5301 San Cap Rd. Call: Mail to The Sanibel Captiva Islander, P.O. Box 56, 301/733-4509 (•cross from Wullert Rd.) Sanibel Island, FL 33957 301/797-4712 1-800-GABECARE 813/472-3456 (7-8) 24B Tuesday, July 8,1986 The ISLANDER SANIBEL-CAPTIVA REAL ESTATE REALTOR® ISLAND LOTS SUNSET CAPTIVA JUST LISTED — Sanibel Bayous Phase I, Lot SUNSET CAPTIVA #3 — An unbelievable #91 — One of the few remaining homesites on great* investment as well as a treasure to own. Sanibel-under $35,000!! High and dry and near Gulf front two bedroom plus a large loft, the best beach on the Island. Call Sandi fireplace, spacious decks and much more. Call Bodhaine, REALTOR-Associate to find out more Sandi Bodhaine, REALTOR-Associate for a about this special opportunity. showing. SUNSET CAPTIVA #53 — This luxury home has 2 bedrooms, 2 baths plus 2 fireplaces. CHATEAU SUR MER -A beautiful building Shows beautifully. It's a former Cayo Costa site located in Sanibel's premier gulf front com- model. Affordably priced at $194,800 furnish- . munity awaits your inspection. Tucked away in ed. Call Sandi Bodhaine, REALTOR-Associate a quaint lane, it's hard to find but just minutes for more details. from the beach. Please call Vivienne Bould Radigan^BEALTOR-Associate for a personal propeftylour. SUNSET CAPTIVA #37 — Two bedroom, two bath home complete with vaulted ceilings, sundecks, roomy loft and even a fireplace. Vacation here or stay forever. Comfortably pric- SANIBEL HIGHLANDS — We have very af- ed at $214,500. Call Sandi Bodhaine, REALTOR- fordable triple lots in Sanibel Highlands - in a Associate for more information. secluded location and a short biking distance to the city beach park and access. Great buy at $16,000. Call Betty Clark, Broker-Salesman fbr further details. SUNSET CAPTIVA #37 — Stretching from the i- Gulf of Mexico to Pine Island sound this 13 acre private residential community offers the ultimate in amenities amidst Captiva's unspoil- ed beauty. Two bedrooms, 2 baths priced at PART ISLAND — A fisherman's dream come $195,000. Call Sandi Bodhaine, true - if you own this beautiful, tropical island •REALTOR-Associate. in the heart of tarpon country. Not far from Boca Grande - includes a nice sandy beach, beautiful Yacht Haven vegetation and shade trees, deep water lagoon, fresh water, electricity available, access by SUNSET CAPTIVA #1 — Everything your heart OPEN HOUSE boat, lots of space for the private residence to desires in an Island home--beach--tennis--pool- escape to. Good owner financing. Call Betty -in the heart of enchanting Captiva. 2 JULY 8th and JULY 10th Clark, Broker-Salesman for a private showing. bedrooms, 2Vz baths with good rental history. Call Dorothy Partridge, REALTOR-Associate at 472-5596. 1—4 PM BEACHVIEW Lot 85 — Southern exposure on 800 SEXTANT DRIVE SUNSET CAPTIVA #22 — Peaceful tranquili- golf course. Some vegetation. Recent survey ty in this two bedroom, two bath piling home (near Causeway) available. Offered" at $75,000 with owner finan- in beautiful Sunset Captiva. The finest dining cing. Call Polly Seely Cosyns or Bill Stoneberg, in southwest Florida is located just around the Broker-Salesman for more details. corner. Call Dorothy Partridge, REALTOR- Please drop by and inspect this new- Associate at 472-5596. ly completed Bayfront condominium project which offers panoramic bay views/and protective boat dockage. SEA OATS Lot 33 — Tranquil freshwater lake A super location at a super valued homesite within an easy walk by private access SUNSET CAPTIVA #14 — Your "get-away" to the Gulf beaches. Priced at $44,900. Call island is calling you!! 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Eric Rosen, Broker-Salesman for more details. great vacationing, great year around living, great rental. On private cul-de-sac. Call Dorothy Partridge, REALTOR-Associate at 472-5596. LOT 13, BAYSHORE VILLAGE — Over 18,000 SUNSET CAPTIVA #52 —Boat dockage on square feet on this well vegetated lot and it's Bay plus Gulf of Mexico beach. Sparkling 2 convenient to everything - beach, golf course bedroom, 2V2 bath home for $209,000. Great and bike paths. Drive by&sojj Q%a Street bet- rental and a great get-away for you. Call ween TuJip and Junonia on the West side....Call Dorothy Partridge, REALTOR-Associate at Says it All PaulPaulini e Trtmarco, REALTOR-Associate at 472-5596. | 472-3456;472-3 . in Seal Estate! mmmmThe No. 11ndependent REALTOR in Southwest Florida Sanibel: • The Ridge Sales (XI:)) 472-3458 Captiva: •~>:U)I Sunihct Capiiva Knad (At H11//W? Rimti) • Sanibel Residential Sales (813)472-5187 • Captiva Island Sales (813)472-5596 • Sundial Sales (813)472-4151 l.-illH Periwinkle Way f.V<-.vi /•> Til) I'apltva Road at Sunset-Captiva (In Clubhouse) lilli Mid.il.• (iulf Drive (Sesl u> Tennis Pm-Shiin) 'at. 3808 ' The Dunes Sales • (813) 472-1939. • South Seas Plantation (813) 472-1556 • Vacation Sales and Rentals (813) 472-1613 !>4M -Sand Caslle Road (In Clubhouse) Smith Seas Plantation (Next to Chadwicks) 1 mitilt CnttsrwHy RtK»t Mm*.** from Chamber of Commerce)