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JUNE 30, 18M- VOLUME 16 NUMBER 33 island - SECTIONS, 48 PAGES
KtPUH I tH SANIBEL AND CAPTIVA, FLORIDA
Fire,destroys Sanibei Marina By Jennifer ThomaVSV^ p i h explosion around 8.10 Friday morning > / tbosx&Bud'tBit, & 38-foot Chris Craft -- - Alocked at Sanlbel Marina, left Estero real- ^ ' dent Charles Brewer with second and third degree * burns. Four Coast Guard personnel buffered minor. Injuries fighting the fire*. *- *' -i * , ' * . Fishing guide Neville Hofaesoh was sitting near .; the Ship's Store with two oilier guides when the - explosion occurred^'It blew Us out of our seats," *' said Kobeson. "I can't believe we weren't hit by £ anything,"' v ' r* '« , ^\ *<-•= ' i I "All i>f the sudden, I saw Charlie standing in the | middle of flames, waving his arms" said Robeson. *> "I screamed at him, but he dfdn't know what was « etott or weit, he just sort of moved towards the | sound. That's when he fell in.ihe water," Bobeaon | Reported.;- „ *_ ; - \ c, ' Robeson unsuccessfully tried to'Hatch Brewer as I! he was falling. Robeson then jumped in the water and swam to shore with Brewer. Urewcr's clothing US. Coast Guard and the Sanibcl Fire Depart- ' ' was burned off in the fire, -If* , • ment work hard to put out the blue which i(aried on Bud'i Bet and ipread to the adjacent ' Murphy'* Law, owned by winter resident Mur boat appropriately named Murphy't Law ' phy wu also destroyed by the explosion. Bud'i Btt la owned by Bud Bridges. " "I was the first on tbescene," reported Sanibcl Investigation Assistant Fire Chtat Charlie Fredericks. The main danger involved laafire likb this is that several of the larger boats hold a couple hundred, continues into gallons of fuel." The Sanibcl Fire Department had three trucks and 18 firefighters on the scene. cause of fire They were assisted by the Iona Fire Depart- By Steve Cason ment, end Cape Coral's fire boat. The U.S. Coast lthough authorities have not yet determined Guard, which was patrolling the waters around what caused the explosion aboard Bud'i Bet the Islands at the time of the explosion was also A at Sanibel Marina last Friday morning, in- -- Instrumental in fighting the fire, contributing two vestigators said this week that it may have been ^ boats to the effort. The Florida Marine Patrol was one of the appliances on board and not the engine - also on hand. The Sanibel Police Department con- that started the blaze as had been previously trolled the crowd of onlookers. • reported. , ' "•'•'.. •'•...;-...-,;/'•'. '•;•-.••• please see page 10A ' -" . • please see page 16A Sanibel, county officials |i|^|| discuss causeway facelift By Matt Perez; lie Sanibel Causeway drawbridge replace- ^ ment must allow a maximum of two traffic harlie Brewer loved fishing. ^ - •••--.-*> >; pneumonia In both lungs In connection with the; ^: lanes, include raised approaches and have'a% *>More Importantly, he liked to share that %" T Orel Two of his sisters and his brother flew down : : r a profile as possible, Mayor Mike Klein said. Glove with others.' ' .•'• "-•-'• '-; •- ;' '. ;,' to bt with him; they didn't want to leave himV!:; The mayor's statement came during a meeting "The guy would go fishing at the drop of a hat,"/ because they didn't expect him to live through the June 23 with Greiner, Inc., a design service firm said Jack Reed, a longtime fishing buddy. ''He en- night," Ellsworth paused.'Td do anything for-'d'-'i hired by Lee County to design alternative renova- joyed taking people out more than anybody I Charlie: It's just, too bad there wasn't more I could tions to the 25-year-old causeway^ Estimated costs know... In fact, I think he gets as much enjoyment do.",N ,-!;'-. ;^ v; -;•' "-.' •.>.••:.••' '-.' v-."-' r i« - ;k; of the study to county taxpayers peak at $375,000. out of taking people fishing as he doef going : '.- Brewer, 48, a resident of San Carlos Park, -Vjj . : : However, Lee County Department of Transporta- himself." \..:- ./:\ " ; :' managed Island Exxon. Originally from Franklin, tion and Engineering fDOT&E) said that until the And that's what Brewer was getting ready to do OH, Brewer has worked at the station since 1978, project is complete, there is no way of knowing when the boat he was en exploded last Friday : said station owner Bob Louwers. "He was a very . ^ the total cost. : . morning. rv>,-^ . = .. '.;.;;. •'-.:'-.- good employee," said Louwers. "We're going to • ~ : ; DOT&E engineering services dircctnr/Jlon ; Burned over 80 percent of his body, Brewer suc- miss Mm.";';.., • '!/ ""' •""• • "• ••••', -- \\.ii' ' Drown said there is no specified dollar amount cumbed to his Injuries Wednesday at the Burn , ^".Brawer was two days into a"week's vacation!;:; when"the accident occurred. Thursday night, after budgeted for the project, and that ail monies will Center at Tampa General Hospital. ..•'! V ' come from the general fund. Keith Ellsworth, who worked with Brewer for 'ii day of offshore fishing — his favorite — Brewer ; went out for a few beers at the Jacaranda. During U.S. Coast Guard permits will determine the the last eight years, told the It land Riepurter that ' height of the bridge. The lowest it can be is 65 his boss, Bob Louwers, had been contacted by.,.".•-". the course of the evening he invited several peo- : lect with 95 feet clearance horizontally, Greiner Sahibel Police Wednesday afternoon .with the '•''',-• ple to go fishing with him the following day, in ' eludingcnterUinep.nogerHowell. ., . . ';•-;? , representative Bill Ferring said. The drawbridge news of Brewer's death. "The coroner in Tampa': may remain as a fishing pier, jutting into the bay told them he died about 2:30 p.m.," said Ellsworth, : llowell was the only one to take Brewer itp on ; ; : if plans to remove the spoil island to which it is with sadness in his voice.. -. , ;';.-'.- .--,•'";••..1"'. ~ \'-: '-. connected are realized. C 'He'd developed heart problems and double /. " •, '*',-- : ^,.V- • v".'V,-:i"*: pl?we see page 9A • please see page 8A
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g Orphaned opossums How to : z saved by surrogate ;say *Ding* Smother at CROW three ways r ; u u tating mother to feed Recognizing its in- costs of entrance, . I1< 1 -.P ^T"° i ^t can't hours of operation .; - £ V beat.the real"" ~ them than it is for ternational member- . us." Rehabilitate™ at ship, the "Ding" Darl- and shows visitors fc rl thing. the difference cor- _. . o At Care and Reha- . CROW would have to ing Society has ,".': : force-feed some or- printed fliers in Ger- 'morants and ' •'- - "- g bilitation of Wildlife anhingas through line cc (CROW), six orphan- phaned opossums man and French to . ; with syringes, introduce J.N. "Ding".- illustrations perched bed opossums are - '•• •below the famous • g feeding happily with nourishing the tiny, ' Darling National marsupials with a Wildlife Refuge to :> i "Ding" signature.- -J a surrogate mother : • By counting the — that was brought to milk formula design- ,--_ foreign visitors. A..-,y, Spanish version is numbers of fliers : the clinic with cuts ed for puppies. •" ~ ^ r due soon, according. Issued, DDS •"..-'••> on her leg. '•-'->>' •' -'-', ;Oppossum, -•'-'; ^ members may be . ^V-The female A — to a DDS spokesman. didelphi* martupialit DDS member -. -S" ; able to track the high • ; opossum, with two of pgra, was introduced • Elizabeth Ambrose,:: numbers of Gei-man.. ..- her own offsprings', is " to Sanibel when the translated a welcome, •\ visitors lhal have «p- "- . a welcome addition causeway connected brochure that 'peared in recent V;'' ; at CROW because it the island with Punta answers the most fre- years at Darling ) provides struggling Rassa, according to ';' Wildlife Refuge.,;;. •• quently asked ques- y -' orphans with just the Iiland Reporter files,' tions posed to , "Ding** Darling - ."'.-. right mix of . ., volunteers at the '. .Society is directed by nutrients they need i The surrogate ,' • :: Visitor Center into Cindy Chalmers.. ; during feeding for mother opossum at three languages. 7 Memberships cost Pi: healthy growth, ac- CROW can accom- : ' • An easier alter- for a newiletter, _c , cording to senior modate up to 12 baby native than teaching. bookmark, member-; ;. ; rehabilitation^- , opossums at a time,' the 100 DDS - ship card and usocla- specialist Karen Ell- and that number may volunteers French, „_. Uonwitha "' v.-r••"- •••_„'-. lng.--^--''V'.;-' •'•: •"- be reached as road Thit wounded opottum it being uted at a tur- -- German and Spanish, worldwide eiprit de ; • Staff veterinarian kills In Lee County \.. rugate mother at Care and Rehabilitation Of '. [ ^the brochure lists " corps.D :T,•-'•-' :.;•,.• -:.j--Marc EHeadds,"It's. claim more of the Wildlife to feed orphaned opottunit. ~ , . ^! a lot easier for a lac- species.D Couch-eye Ppg-gone good : .".- view of- "v-V':.* ; youths, who were in the hot midday" ' I Jim Lowman, -;. _ sun. - . - ;•;; " president of Com- anxious to munch power races , .boiled (ranks, bagged SRC's Helene ••,: a... ''"'•' ; Those who missed munity Bank Of The . Phillips and Jenny ^ : Islands, was putting chips and water- ",': last month's power;; •taieloD under the iMuench kept the «JS boat races off Fort ' on the dogs at ^ |[tionjping witha %t ; . Sanibel Recreation shaded picnic area b ; '•'i Myers Beach wlil ,,;-: 'ncarthaballlields ;-• •I Mckball game follow . I have an opportunity' Complex's first sum-'-, ; -Ing the>ot dog, ' F; mer program Friday < /Friday afternoon.' » | to view them from , Boiling hot dogs, lunch:T: ' 'it j the comfort of their - celebration June 24. mixing lemonade and ; -- living room this Sun-' ' ^ "Commercially, it's opening bags of chips The aummer pro- ;. ;rd«r.:i:; ;"-v,:>^-::.'-' inexpensive," said \ with the finesse of gran continue] till •!',.;• :J \k> The race will be -, Lowman, slapping a the finest outdoor school begins, giving ~ p shown on WEVU-TV, frank on a bun, "And chert, Mitchell and children a variety of •.. : I Ch 26, at 5 pan. and you get rewards out Lowman agreed the , games, sports ac-" :' ' | again at 11^0 pjn. .ofit/'-v--'-/-:^..---;.- program, part of tivities and craft pro- « j"« Fiftythite boats ; j grams. For details on : Jackie Mitchell and , .•MveralCBOTIcom- ! X representtpg nine ^. , i/played ' .'Imunitjr activities, ; the program, call ; ~ classes competed in£<>// \'//yru worth the sweat •472-0M5.D ••••."';•• '-••• : the APBAjHwUpjleJXr event 1A3$l$lWfM
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his chef training Uv to Sanibel. He has Besides being a iggy the home of Agnelli, been the "chef de .. talented chat, owner of the Flat \ cuisine" at the Jaca- Pusceddu Is also a , Pusceddu Motor Company. -"• randa since Fee- ' husband and father. This position gave , fuary. V iv < : f His wile, CooWe.V; him an opportunity " works for the Great t LS /m Very cori- _ "My specially Is "•, Western Bank. His • kh 16 travel to France, t fldentln ' ® International cook- daughters, Jessica • 'myseif " ; '..' * Spain, Morocco and Ing," says Pusced- - t ; Tunisia as part of .: and Valerie, 13 and < says the Jacaranda's j du. "i cook every- .;•- the Agnelli stall. '.- 12. attend Cypress Chef Iggy Pusceddu,' thing the old- ; Pusceddu's next ; Lake High School- ' A glancdi at bis''.'"'Vt»> fashioned way. |ob wasacross the and Middle School, resumd shows that-'- Sometimes that Allantlc, In Puerto ' respectively. "One Is 11 is with reason: His': means cooking •- : Rico, where he was a cheerteder, and culinary talent has slocks for 48 hours. the'sous chef at the one Is a football : taken him to more I don't thlnk*you can El San Juan Hotel. player. They are very positions.in exotic open a can and : Another move, In exciting kids," says locales than one can .serve It to people 1975, brought Pusceddu. imagine. ... and call It good - ~ . Pusceddu to Fort . ; Born in Sardinia, food.". ..-',..; Myers where he was At the Jacaranda, Pusceddu left his the chef at the ; the chef makes a home at the age of Pusceddu charac- Elegant Pelican, ^ practice of visiting 13 for Northern Italy, terizes the menu at which stood where . patrons at their where he studied at. the Jacaranda as a the new Sheraton ^ tables and Intro- ; the Culinary In- "new experience" In Harbor Place Is how. dining. He gels 3 ducing himself. ' stitute of Turin. He "Whenever I see a .. gained experience Pusceddu is no. much of his culinary Inspiration from an- new face In the res- there wording In his stranger to the . taurant," says Pusceddu. "But I nual trips to Costa brother's restaurant, Islands. In 1S82 he wont to California to Pusceddu, "I tell ; have no failures; II Smeralda In Sar- . La Caravella. "Cara- took the position of try to start a res- - them, 'Hey, Sanibel was arc education dinla, where the vella," Pusceddu ex- executive chef at ' taurant of his own. II Is my town, lingulne : forme." - ••".; ; local tare Includes a plains, "means Tween Walers Inn. didn't pan out. ' and clams Is my ' sheep."'" Atlef Waving " "Some people Fortunately for variety of seafoods; among them lobster country." He was hired as a Twaen Walers In would call ttils a Island diners, ./ >• i , and twordilsh. — Jennifer Thomas cook and received 1987, Pusceddu fallurs,"-says.><>w.. ' Pusceddu returned :
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Valtln recuperating at home Holiday deadlines Tom Rector's following 12-day hospltallzation Councilman Fred Valtin is recovering from a Zijp Weather massive heart attack at home today following 12 .M?nda7yjuly 4, In observance ot .: days of treatment at Southwest Florida ' ' pij;;;« • ;, • , v • >• Watch Regional Hospital, five of them in intensive; Deadline tor c!«iiiDtd tdvertlring for tha ,t care. ' • • • . '' '. • " -'. Thuradajr. Julj 7 edition U 4 p-m. Friday, July, Valtin, who had quadruple bypass surgery in 1/DeadllQO for display, advertising U 6 pjn.D V 1983, suffered the coi'onary June 15 after check- i! ing into the hosital for chest pains. High Low Rain Jane Valtin, his wife, said the councilman is Wedntsday, June 22 90 75 0 seeing visitors at home for short periods. He Thursday, June 23 92 75 0 will definitely miss one council meeting. Commissioners set Friday, Juno 24 94 76 0 "If I had it my way, ho would miss two," Jane new meeting schedule Saturday, June 25 92 74 0 Valtin said. "He will just have Jo measure as he Sunday, Juno 26 95 78 0 recovers. He'll have to pace himself." Effective ir. July, the board of county commls Monday, Juno 27 91 73 0 Valtin ia no longer smoking, and cigarettes Tuesday, June 28 94 73 0 are no longer permitted in council chambers. He sioners will implement a new schedule for their weekly county commission and monthly commit- is doing a lot of resting and reading, his wife OOUH1KY Of THC SAX fiTlCAniVft OUUBCH OF tOUWLRCC said. "We thank the community," she added.O tee meetings: Beginning on July 6, the weekly county com- Prepared by Tom Hector, chief meteorologist, mission meetings will be held at 10 *.m, each WBBH-TV, Channel 20, Cable 2. Wednesday. On the first and third Wednesday Webb resigns from of each month, the board will conduct county hey're herel The rains ol summer are planning commission business starling at 10 a.m. with public items now well established. II started this starting at 2 p.m. Tyear on June 19 and has rained nearly At the June 21 meeting of the city council, On the second and fourth Wednesday of each every day since. members ol the council accepted the resignation of month, the board will conduct county business JULY ALMANAC William Webb, from his poiition on the planning starting at 10 a.m., along with awards, presenta- Rainfall Temperatures commission. Webb's resignation is effective July tions and recognitions. The board will not con 28,1988. aider public items on the second and fourth High Low "My wile and I are moving to a retirement com- Wednesdays. Normal 8.57 Inches 91 74 munity In Naples," Webb said. All meetings will be held Ifl the county com- Extremes Most 1528(1941) 101 66 Aside from his position on the planning commis- missioners' meeting rooh'on the firit floor of Least 2 28(1964) (1942) (1960) sion, Webb has served on the city's wlldlilc com the Courthouse Administration Building unless mittee. and is t. former chairman of the Sanibcl Dry season March Is given for comparison otherwise advertised. Meeting dates which fall Average cloudiness July' March Captiva Conservation Foundation. on the fifth Wednesday of a month will be Although Webb will not continue to serve on Number of days Clear 2 11 scheduled at 2 pjn. In various locutions in the Partly Cloudy 18 12 the committees, he plans to keep abrupt of island community, and announced prior to that date.D wildlife concerns. "I'll be keeping my eyes on the Cloudy 11 7 committees and their work »nd will be available lo Prevailing winds ESE 6 8 mph pitch in when I'm needed," said Webb. D Strongest July wind..,. South 45 mph
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o 5 Memorial mass planned- - a for Marc Noel Nagot deaths g - A memorial mass for Marc Noel Nngut, -16, who *~ died al his home on Sandcasilc Road June 24. will Chagrin Valley Hunt, which she served as : Marilyn R. Rylander ,\ ^ o be held at St. Isabel's Church at 11 a.m., Wednes- secretary from 1941-196-1. She was also four-time r; •' ''Marilyn H. Byiander died June 21 at Lee m day, July 6. Monsignor Robert W. Schiefen will of- Ladies Golf Champion of Kirtland Country Club, '"•;. Memorial Hospital. She was 58. .- r ( z ficiatc -, ' ; . •" + : Ohio, an avid tennis player and swimmer. i Mrs. Uy!ander was born in Chicago, IL and mov- ^ ' Marc Nagol is survived by his wife, Chris; iwti During her foxhunting and beagling career, Mrs. ed to Sanibel in 1974 from Homewood, IL,.. -: pi sons. Brett Joel and Boss Egan of Samuel; his Merry brought the Merry Beagles to many field ; 7 She was a member of St. Isabel Catholie Church and bench championships at the annuct beagle ciub a father, Joseph Nagol of Stamford, CT and a sister, and St. Isabel's Ladies Guild. She was also a . UJ Maryanne Guinla, also of Stamford. shows in Aldie, VA. She was four-Lime winner of ''• member of the Lion's Auxiliary and the Power K Born in Stamford, Marc Nagot was president of "High Point'Pack Class Championship at the Bryn -', Squadron. . - _•>• ':.:." , - .~ Mawr Hound Show and director of the National" ^ ?. O Sanibel Batiks Inc. and former owner of Sea to Mrs. Itylander managed the Forty-Fifteen Mold - Beagle Association. V ••*.- *'.; ' .ul Sky in Periwinkle I'lacei He was also a business and was previously associated with Priscilla Mur- - ff and marketing consultant for the pressure sen-•;' , Mrs. Merry is survived by a brother, Charles "•- : phy Realty. ••? -,,, :••-..-•_ '" Q sitive, paper industry and president of the Sanibel Edwin Briggs of Vancouver, BC, a sister, Jean H. '•; She is survived by her husband, Charles; two ' .Captiva Islands Lions Club 1987-1988. Brigga of Shaker Heights, OH, a nephew, John ,U] - daughters, Kathleen Shaw of Virginia Beach, V A •. • 3 Before moving to Sanibel with his family from Briggs of Rye, NY, and a niece, Jean B. Quandt of i and Theresa .By lander of Fort Myers; two sisters,'^ ' —.Washington Township, OH, a suburb of Dayton, Princeton, NJ. , -",;!• Barbara Crogan ot Evergreen Park, IL and Eileen 5 Nagot spenl 23 years with Pitney Bowes Inc. _ "'," The family asks that in lieu of flowers, dona- Connelly of Delmar, CA; and one granddaughter.;. _ \ bcginningin 1960 in Stamford. In 1971 he was tions be made to St. Christopher's Fund or the ,; .- Funeral services were held lait Friday.D v transferred to Dayton to Monarch Marking ,. American Cancer Society.- .: . _, T: Systems and Presto Adhesive Paper Co., two sub- Memorial services were held Thursday, June 23 sidiaries of Pitney Bowes, where he worked asV at St. Christophers by the River, Gates Mills, - . 1 .William T;Lees Jr.' C-w :\; : :^£ - ;-: plant engineer, plant manager and business „;. OH.a •_••,••• ;., •" ;•.-:;. development manager. •"-. ... • • Funeral services for.WilliamT. Lees Jr., who - ^ He^hcld two patents in the area of credit card" Tom'Tinker'J. Mosca died June 22, will be held tomorrow at Sanibel- /. •„„- data interface methods. He was a member of the : A special island funeral service will be held . [•'•'-Community Church it 2 pjn. Presiding is Rev. • •^ Engineers Club, Flexographic Technical Society; tomorrow at sunset on Sanibel Causeway for Tom John Wilcox. ":. "-.••-•— ... •-•'..•" j-"-,e'.";'. : Mr, Lees, formerly of Northampton, MA, wit in Technical Association of the Pulp and Paper In- "Tinker" J. Moaca, 38, of Sterling Forest, NY, who'i ' duslry, the American Orchid Society and the died in a diving accident last week. . > ,;" \ eight-year resident of Sanibel and t retired cap- - ! L i tain of the Medical Administration Corps. He wu ; Miami Valley Orchid Society. .. . "• : "" ' - Services officiated by Rev. John Wilcox will be >< *Vf Earlier, he had attended Norwalk Technical In- held hear the Weigh Station on the first off-island a hospital administrator .for 32 yeara at Cooley-.v ; Dickinson Hospital in Northampton until hit stitute, Bridgeport Engineering Institute and the -Isle."--.. -.•••'•-:••• • -. - - : .•>• '. retirement In 1980, -,-. ,-,„.,...- ._..- .-.*.,-•.- . University of Bridgeport.: : • ; / ;- • Burial services for Mosca were,held June 27 at On Sanibel, Leea was * leader in the community, Memorial donations may be made to the Sanibel Batchelor Funeral Home in Monaca, PAr ^ .' Captiva Islands Lions Club, P.O. Box 391, Sanibel, , One of the first fulltime employees of Island serving on the Island Water Association board of. * director! and was ft member of Sanibel Traffic and -.>-: FL 33957.0 >*".' \/ Water Association, Mosca, made many friends on the islands since his arrival in 1972. -[..-•• '.•_ Transportation Advisory Committee and many - He is survived by his sister Pat Slater of \- other island organizations. < , ^ :, ^^. •-. -Elizabeth Briggs Merry \ Sanibeh parents Louis and Margaret Mosca of '::; : He is survived by till wife Elayne of Sanibel; a V - ='• Elizabeth Briggs Merry, 75, of-Chagrin Falls,- Monaca; a daughter, Jonelle Marie York ot Fort daughter. Kathryn L Farrell of Weslfield, MA; i ;,0H and Sanibel, died June 20; ' Myers; two other sisters, Mary Burlcti of Monactf" and a fiODj'Johhathon W. Lees of Westhampton? K .,, A sportswoman who foundcd.the hunting and Peggy of Wheat Ridge?CO; and two brothers, MA; two 'sisters; iind six grandchildren. .. . .; , v: v association Merry.Beagles fn 1958. Mrs. Merry William of Northfield, MN and Vincent of Grtwn • '.; The family, asks that in lieu of flowers, memorial ; V: also served as a director of the American Horse :Bay.WI.v. % ^ _ ; ..:••"= , ;': donations may be made to Sanibel-Captlva Conser* . Show Association and judge at national shows. In lieu ot flowers, the family requests rionatiorij''[ vation Foundation, Ssnibel-Capliva Road, Sanibel,; •; '. • -Her interest in foxhunting led her to adven- be sent to Protection of Animal Welfare Society; FL 33957. Arrangements are with Harvey- r • ••• ; turous exploits and repute as a member ot Inc., P.O. Box,672, Sanibel 33957.D ,"-. ,: . .:" Engelhardt Funeral Home and Crematory.D / ^' .*
COME SEE \ 3 OUR GREAT SELECTION OF Waterfront Homes DIRECT ACCESS CANAL HOME " '" Reliability You Can Trust, This incredible home features beautiful views from every window, high tongue and groove vault- Week After Week, Year after Year. ed wood ceilings, loft, huge great room, three bed- rooms, three baths, swimming pool, Jacuzzi, boat © Pool Maintenance and Repair dock*: Reasonably priced at $595,090. Call Joe or Joan Burns, Realtor Associates (days 472-3121,' '•03 eves. 472-5814). . . :. ; © Remarclting and Tile Repair' hi SANIBEL ISLES -• DEEP WATER CANAL HOME1 "For That New Poot Look" This CBS home features three bedrooms, two X baths, fireplace, large screened porch overlooking Serving AH of Southwest Florida WATERSHADOWS - CANAL HOME the wide canal/and direct access lo the bay. En- Nearcompietion, this new, two story home olfers tire Interior redecorated and kitchen remodeled. a very open, airy.floor plan, formal dining area, Great buy at $339,400. Lease back possible. Con- 466-1303 three bedrooms, open deck, screened dsck, and tact Frank Krivas, Realtor Associate (days pool. Asking $495,000, Call Mike or G.G. Robl- 472:3121,'eves. 472-4799). deau, Realtor Associates (days 472-3)21, eves. BAY FRONT - FERRY LANDING « 472-5102). ~ .. o. . ''.'.:- '.••: - •••-" 1En|oy the tropical serenity Irom this three bed room, Olde Florida style home/Speciai features SANIBEL ISLES - BAY FRONT HOME . include vaulted cathedral ceilings, skylights, fife- Three.bedrooms (two master suites), three baths, place, and European kitchen. Call Joe or Joan jlolt, vaulted ceilings, covered entry, and morel O!;j Burns, Re'altor Associates ^days 472-3121, eves Ifered lor $484,000. Call Dan Cohn, Realtor Associ- 472-5814). '•••".-.., " \.> •':-- •< .-•-- ' ate (days 472-3121, eves. 472-9337). . BEACH FRONT - STATELY VICTORIAN PALACE| SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION - GULF FRONT This luxury estate home truly reflects the marvels Three bedrooms, three and one half baths, beauti- of master design, materials, and craftsmanship. 1 fUluvlews, large spa on deck, elevator, and much The proud new owner will both possess the talent morel'2258 square feet of air conditioned space. for gracious, tropical living and will fully ap- Asking $1,250,000. Call Trudy or Carl Deremo, Re. preciate the $1,235,000 worth of value. Call Trudy ailbr Associates (days 472-3121, eves. 472-3042). or Carl Deremo, Realtor Associates (days 472 NEW — CANAL FRONT-BAY VIEWS 3121, eves. 472-3042). _• Both oi these lovely, four bedroom, two and one ° BAY FRONT WITH half bath homes oiler the finest In living with oak = SWEEPING VIEWS OF SAN CARLOS BAY ', floors, quality carpet, corian counter tops, securl- Ity system, and large dock. Each home is offered Three bedrooms, two baths, enclosed entry, two for $698,400: Call Mike and G.G. Robideau. Realtor car garage, tiled kitchen, baths, and entry. Offered Associates'(days 472-3121, eves. 472-5102). lor $469,000. Contact Dan Cohn, Realtor Associ ate (days 472-3121, evus. 472-9337). '
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Captlva's boomln' Fourth GEPD estimates beach The Captiva Civic . mately 5 p.m. Association will hold Last year some 80 restoration at $ 10.3 million its annual July 4th people attended the tookout at the Cap- event. - - By Steve Cason _ (zr Among the estimated costs not included in the tiva Community - White there is no bid are: engineering, $420,000; monitoring, Center starting at admission, anyone he tow bid for construction on Captive's $450,000: administration and financing, $100,000; tioon. The affair is who would like to planned beach restoration project was a legal fees, $306,000; revegetation and dune con- open to the public, bring a saiad, dessert T$1 milliotTunder estimates, but consulting struction, $498,000. with hotdogs and or other aide dish is . and contingency fees will keep the total cost of the Keeping in mind many of those figures will pro- hamburgers for ,, encouraged to do so. project up to around f 10.3 million. bably change, it appears now that the CEPD will everyone. George Tuttle and While Chesapeake, VA based Norfolk have to borrow about $5.9 million to pay for the This year's enter- George Parker will Dredging's low bid of $6,237,740 to pump sand on project; $1.8 million less than the $7.7 million max- tainment includes ap- again provide the .the beach and extend the Blind Pass groin 100 feet imum voters approved In last November's refei'en proved fireworks, grill work, with was about $1 million less than the Captiva Erosion dum. fire truck rides and Louise Tuttle in com- Prevention District (CEPD) had planned to spend That means assessments for commercial and in- 5 horse shoes, which mand of the kit- on the work, it does not take into account other terval ownership properties will be closer to the will run to approxi- chen.D related costs such as consulting Ices, monitoring, lower of the two amounts they were told last year, administration, and legal and contingency fees, while residential property owners will pay an said project planner Dr. William Stronge. amount somewhere between the two numbers, The bid was revised from the original (6,095,180 ' Stronge explained. Captiva plans July 4 cookout to reflect the additional cost of increasing the 'Assessments could be reduced further if the John Bates. "We bad width of the beach along the Gold Coast from 65 district receives federal funds with commercial Captiva Civlco Association Invites sparklera, pitched to 70 feet as was recommended by the U.S. Army and interval property owners enjoying the ' horseshoes, ate all Corps of Engineers. greatest savings as was spelled out in the cost ap- the public to Its third - portionment plan approved last summer. annual Fourth of Ju- that-eook-out type The bid and other related costs, coupled with ly Cook-Out on Mon- food and got to know $663,750 in anticipated interest and another The CEPD was scheduled to decide on a method one another better." of financing for the project Wednesday night, day July 4 from noon 1590,000 for debt reserve, put the total estimated to 6 pjn. The cook- The CCA will pro- cost of the project at $10.3 million, about $200,000 thereby firming up more of the costs. The results vide hot dogs, ham- of that meeting were not available at press time. out will be held at less than earlier estimates. Bui, warns Stronge, the Captiva Com- burgers, watermelon "The only firm number-we have right now is the If a financing plan is agreed upon and a proposal munity Center at the and drinks, and beach and groin number." accepted by the board, the board would close on corner of Wiles and members will con- In budgeting for the project, 15 percent or the project July 6. At that time a notice to pro- Chapln Lanes. tribute voluntary • about $1,1 million Is set aside for contingency ceed will be Issued and Norfolk Dredging will have "pot luck". There is plans, said Stronge, citing such potential problems 30 days to commence construction. "Last year about 60 people attended," no charge to attend as a storm during construction of the project, or CEPD officials were slated to decide Wednesday the cook-out.D the district receiving less than $2 million from the night where that meeting will take place.D said CCA president state.
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• TARPON HUNT: Bill Cole won the Fort Myers o- •ACAUEM\ r.KAI>L'ATK:Ttu.nHalSKi Ji f B BABY HOY: Erie Ilrucc w$ Judy Arnold Beach Tarpon Hunters annual all night tarpon 2 frej C Strong has graduiled from the Air F- hunt Sunday with three releases in just'itnder 24 Z m.ijor command non-tommissionni officer Kinht-pmmd; four-ounce.Krie Kruce was btirn hours. Club president Rick Featherslone came in 3 acadunn. last Wednesday at -1:45 p.m. at Let* Memorial second with two fish, and Lee Hitter of Cape Coral -j Strong received advanced mihtar\ leudtThliip Hospital finished third, also with two fish. Eight boats and and management training. He was an honor Maternal grandparents are Hill and Mary Ar- 1 over 30 anglers participated in the hunt, jumping UJ graduate of (hi course. nold. Paternal grandparents are Bob and Sherry a tola! of 37 fish between 7 a.m. Saturday and 6 £ Ho is a weather technician with the Air Force Vartdal. Both grandparents live on Sanibcl.C a.m. Sunday. Fourteen fish were^released. O Global Weather Central at Offult Air Force Uar, Although there was a category for the largest fish & NE. caught, no fish were brought back to the dock. tc He is the son of Elsie V. Strong, Sanibel.D
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A real buying opportunity for you! Quality landscaping places this property in a garden setting. Enjoy sunsets across the lake as you relax on the screen-enclosed lanai, while your steaks are Rooking on the Jenn-Aire grill. Over 2,000 square feet of living area including three bedrooms and two baths. Sundeck with hot tub. This pro- perty is furnished attractively and offers numerous special features. Call us today for an appointment to view. u 9 SEE US FOR OTHER ISLAND HOMES AND CONDOS NOW AVAILABLE. Bis&ell Realty Service Corp. Suite 110, Treetops Centre, 1101 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel Phone (813) 472-0880 REALTOR •Member Chamber of Commerce ^Member Sanibel and Capiiva Islands Board of Realtors - . , ,,, „ _ -«- t . '•Owneranislandresldentsince 1970.^ (XI X B I I. Priscilla Murphy Realty,, Inc -
* • * JUST LISTED* * * TItADEWINDS A fair wind is blowing in your tlirix- t n htn c ns i r ur new listing. This ground level CHS home, features two bedrooms, a den, two haths, and a - solar healed, screened enclosed pool. = This cute residence is close to the .- beach and priced to sell quickly. Available for $195,000. COSTACT ART CORACE, REALTOR FOR DETAILS. 472-1511. HOMESITES • * * JUST LISTED * * * TERMS TERMS TERMS GULF SHORES A Sanibel hometite with owner The lovely, residential. Gulf front subdivision of Gulf /inancing.'/This parcel is found in a Shores plays host to our immaculate "Old Florid; rapidly growing subdivision, near style listing. A graceful residence, surrounded b> the school and recreation center. charming live oaks and a viewof the water, this A perfect, affordable opportunity to homo features three bedrooms, two baths, a den. build your vacation or permanent vaulted ceilings and a beach access. Available residence. It is possible to buy this forj 000 COM itrdlltk WDlttU large, double lot with financing REALTOR-ASSOCIATE AT I72SSD0. terms, so hurry. Available for $74,000. COSTACT CHARLES SORCZAK, REALTOR-ASSOCIA TE FOR DETAILS. 472-4121. 1COMMERCIAI* GULF FRONT SANIBEL A chance to live upon the beautiful *** JUST LISTED*** FOR CHILDREN ONLY beaches of Sanibel and enjoy the endless CHATEAU SURMER pleasures of an island lifestyle. Found in The luxury of a"very private, residential Gulf-front This outstanding shop features an enviable residential subdivision, this community on Sanibel Island! Our feature listing quality app&rr! and merchandise well designed residence features four •-• offers all of that luxury plus much more. You can . just for the kids. It is located in » - bedrooms, three baths, family room, easily stroll to the beach from this beautiful, high traffic area and has an glassed-in lanai, separate guest suite, spacious home which comes complete with Ihrcc established clientele - a perfect charming fireplace, custom cabinetry, bedrooms, three baths, dining room, family room, opportunity for a husband and wife chick! hut and much more. Available for. fireplace, screened porch, two car garage and many team. Good figures all around. $750,000. FOR MORE DETAILS other quality extras; Available for $430,000. CALL ART CORACE, REALTOR CONTACT DOROTHY SPROUSE, CONTACT LOISCASSAVEL, REALTOR- FOR DETAILS. 472-1511. REALTOR-ASSOCIATE AT 472-6500. ASSOCIATE FOR DETAILS. 472-1511. .' SUNSETCAPTIV& An outstanding vacation community located j • • *JUSTLISTED* * * on Captiva Island. The resort spans from the Gulf of Mexico to Pine Island Sound and ] WHITE HERON offers tennis, swimming, boat dockage and As lovely as the White Heron itself, t!-t;r,()0. Available for only $235,000. CONTACT IKUW McVAGG, :-~ REALTOR-ASSOCIATE AT 472-1511. ITS TIME FOR A SUNDIAL This resort unit has it all: A fantastic, direct view of the Gulf; two .; LONG TIME NO SEA? bedrooms, a den, two baths; very nice furnishings; and, great rental Come to the Gulf and reacquaint >ourselt" with^lhe luxury of Island production. Sundial offers tennis, swimming, pool bar, fine dining and an living. This outstanding Gulf front apartment at Coquina lieach Condir expansive beach. Who could 3sk for anything more? Why not call us " minium is conveniently located on the first level, and composed of two today for complete details on how this lovely condominium can become bedrooms, two baths, complete"appliances, and beautiful furnishings by yours. Available for $275,000 furnished. COAXICT GAIL SARSO, Robb & Stucky. Amenities include a pool, tennis coun, and BilQ grills. 172-1511, Oli CHUCK ANDREWS (472-6500) REALTOR-ASSOCIATES Available for $249,000. COSTACT STEVE I'OTTS, FOR DETAILS. REALTOR-ASSOCIATE FOR DETAILS. 472-6500. The Island's Most Experienced And Respected REALTOR Serving Southwest Florida Since 1955 P.O. Box 57, Sanibel Island, Florida 33957 MIS Call Toll Free 1(800) 233-8829 Sunibel Sales: (813) 472-1511 • Captiva Sales: (813) 472-5154
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CAUSEWAY— ••: piles up when the drawbridge • from page 1A : . • 3 - stretches open and boaters become - Klein, councilnicn Lcnn Lorcnson frustrated when passage through and Francis Bailey, city manager San Carlos Bay is delayed when Gary Price and public works direc- the bridge remains closed. ' -~ it's here — the sun beating down mer- tor Don Schofield met in a public But since contractors built the: cilessly — daily temperatures setting meeting to hear about Grein.er's causeway, supported by the work new records for the entire country — plans. Formal public meetings on of Sanibel property owner Hugo afternoon thundershowers — humidity... the Sanibel Causeway replacement Lindgren and his Jamestown, NY project will be held between Oc- attorney Kenneth Johnston, the -•- I- 3; and HOT NEW LISTINGS FROM ESI. tober and December, after Greincr link between the islands and : has hod a chance to identify alter- ;; mainland has been a revenue- ;, natives, Ferring said. generating facility for the county. ; : The crux ol the replacement : Some island residents complain scheme is to balance costs and , .- it is unfair for Sanibel to support ? benefits with environmental con- . its neighbors as the money ccrns, said Brown. : . =• generated through tolls and -• At the meeting in Fort Myers, ," refinancing has been used to ex- ,_ Klein (old county engineers. Us pand road networks and other pro- : ESI "consultants and subcontractor jects countywide. The city declined representative W. Dexter Bender ;.. to buy the causeway when it had and Associates, he wanted them to the chance, according to Price. PENTHOUSE hear Sanibcl's concerns up front. Islander Andy Scipos, who has New to the market, a fabulous Gulf front fully fur- He included these requests: the •-• pushed for higher bridge ap- nished three bedroom, three bath White Sands ' toll booth should remain In Punta proaches for several years to aid a penthouse also Includes den, cabana and garage. Rassa, never moved onto Sanibel; possible emergency evacuation, A rare opportunity for a luxury lifestyle as welt as both causeway spoil islands should . says the proposed higher bridge ,. rental income at $485,000. Call ESI for details and remain; and erosion*control struc- signals the day when cruise ships" an exclusive showing. tures should be placed along the . will putter off SanibeVs shores. Punta Uassa coast to protect County officials say that an ex-.. against wave erosion, whitlns ex- peeled increase in boat traffic caus- pected to increase coincidentally ed by exploding populations wilt re- ' with boating traffic. •-• quire the higher bridge to solve ; i. Few*'county issues affecting : the problem of when to open and Sanibe! and Captiva have \ close the drawbridge. generated as much controversy as Environmental concerns when the causeway. Automobile traffic. the causeway was built included
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It is possible to live on the Dunes Golf course for $165,000. This0 zero -lot line home offers 3 7 bedrooms, 2'/2 baths, and all the ambiance of Island all you caii eat.. life. Only moments away from the Clubhouse, all the amenities of the Dunes Country Club are at Shrimp or Alaskan Crab your fingertips. Call me for details.
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FIRE" • from page IA got that much fuel sitting around, Forly minutes after the initial ther« is a danger for a much worse blast, what seemed to be a controll- fire." ' ed fire jeopardized approximately "Our small boat was right on the 20 other boats in the marina basin, scene," said U.S. Coast Guard Pet- as flames spread across the water ty Officer Cesario. At one point on a film of gasoline from the tanks during the Tire, flames posed & of the destroyed boats. , danger to the small, rubber boat. At nine a.m. fire threatened a Four Coast Guard members'were third boat, the Southern BeWeas it Injured during the fire. One fell was being towed from the basin. and sustained head Injuries, one COACHiHOFOnAUAaCIANSievEIJOFPLAYAT WUTHWIITFLOntDA'tFINirTENNIIFADUTY. Sanibel Marina Dockmaster Mernie complained of neck pains, and two Lewis stood on the bont's bow others suffered from smoke inhala- amidst flames while it was being tion. All were treated at Lee Sonesta Sanibel Harbour Resort removed. Memorial Hospital and released. 17WJ HARBOUR POINTE DRIVE FT. MYERJ. FL1WW Sanibel Fire Chief Frederick ' To prevent further environmen- JUST OFF ISLAND AT CAUSEWAY Renz said that 50 to 60 gallons of tal damage from the fire. Assistant TEL 813-466-4000 flame reterdant foam that protects Fire Chief Fredericks said that the surfaces from exposure to oxygen " fire department would attempt to were used to extinguish the blaze. - contain the fuel by blocking off ,^" "I think everything worked out nearby canal entrances until the : well,** said Renz. "Anytime you've -- basin was cleared. Q -•,.~ "• •. > Open the window to your world of beauty.! MARSHALL H.HOLTZ, JR. sTpATRtCTARENZ - Sanibel Beauty,Salon Llrtnwd Real £*lalc Il».i,-f ; 36 yrara of pnjeulonal hair core for the •- ROSAJfNE ONDARCHO entire family In Balley'* Center. 472111 ' / ' MAIN OFFICE • "• : 1711 PuMokl. War A = CifMf or Cisa YUj R.ud "~ ~ CO, V 472-1123 -. > •;; -/.. SEBV1NO SANIBEL A.VbCiPT!VA ISLANDS ^ ASSOCIATES. IMC. BROKER ;E mo • John Louis Harris Construction . CONTRACTORS
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brokers/ consultants JUSTLISTED A unique business opportunity on Sanibel for an owner-operator. A Bit of AmbrosEi is an upscale tee-shirt shop that also offers mens and womens sportswear, handbags, of sanibel, inc. sunglasses, beach shoes, jewelry, hats, and other items. Also included is fttransfer . CANAL FRONT • Beautifully vegetated on machine to customize ahirU. Call today for details of leasehold, inventory, and asking Ihe quiet end of Sanibel In an area of fine price! . ',', • - ' • • • homes. • -.'., MOST DESIRABLE VACANT COMMER- ;.-:•• ,,-- "• : LOTS /;•:'"••'•' ;--... -"• f CIAL Parcel on Sanibel. This alie fronts on Located in the most pristene area of Sanibel is a bay-front lot on Woodn'ngs Road. L both Periwinkle Way and on Tarpon Bay House plans, engineering and survey worX has already been complete. The asking Road. Priced to sell. Possible terms. . price is $325,000 for a rare piece of Sanibell " ; . You can still obtain a quality ft Acre homeslte on Sanibel for $75,000. A commercial vacant lot bcated on Palm Ridge Road which would allow Limited Town Commercial use is currently available for (225,000. Call for details. . for mora Information on these or other jif< fordable homesltas — Located in a family oriented subdivision, is a lot of almost Vi acre, backing up to CALL, US TODAY! Wildlife Sanctuary and located near the elementary school and recreation area. Priced . to sell at $79,900 with an assumable mortgage. ,,•
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Secret of road rally win is unraveling clues ome 75 cars and trucits and who knows Commerce ofllce, or bring it to The Dunes Coun how many peoplo are expected to take lo try Club.the day of the race. S the Island's roads Monday lor the ninth an- This year's road rally Is sponsored by the Fourth of July schedule nual Family Road Rally — that brain-leasing San'belCaptlva Chamber of Commerce, the motor race that relies more on a contestant's 'Island Reporter, and Island Garage/Goodyear. ' 9 'J-<$$ £ and speed. " General Store, ESI, The Timbers,.'Tween Waters • 1 pj». - llUnd Road FUlt»2 •„;-' I, "uj2 The rally Is won by completing the course and Inn and West Wind Inn. M p-m. — BarbtciM chlcktn (flnrref -^ S • £• answering correctly the list of questions giving : clues (o the route. The more familiar entrants Other events planned for the day-long ln > ~$5.6O(tnc!udtt corn-on-ttM-cob, £*• are with Island landmarks and lore, the better dependence Day celebration Include the Sneak • btktd tans, coll »liw, roll tr,d': their chances of pocketing the $100 grand prize. Peek Goll Tournament at The Dunes Country; ' , • ^butur) .. . ." . J' To keep lhe competition keen (and legal) Club beginning at 9 a.m., and a barbecue A Sanlbel pollco will be stationed along the route chicken dinner served from 5 to 8 p.m., also at , HolDogi , S1.S0 with radar and will disqualify any vehicle caught The Dunes. There Is a $30 entry iee for the golf • • Hamburg*™ - J2.M 3 tournament. The fee Includes green fees, can > < *-SodseiB«tr Jt.00- speeding rentals and the barbecue dinner. Entry lee Is $10 per car or truck and there Is MirgnNu $2.00' no limit (except for salely) lo the number ol peo- Entertainment will be provided by Gary the W p.m. — Entertainment — ple who can ride in a vehicle Disc JocRey from Fort Myers. „ The Rally starts at The Dunes Country Club at The day's events will be capped with a fire- ' FIREWORKS AT DUSK 1 p m. To enter, complete the official entry form works display which starts at dusk at The In this section and take it to the Chamber of Dunes.
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Food For Thought By Paul Gaeta I? X Try waffles for dessert, with Ice cream and squeeze-on Jelly for sauce, for lunch wilh peanut butter, banana tikes and bacon, tn-lhe-toatter waffles are easy end versatile. " •4th - Flavored butters ere super on grilled fish, poultry, even beef. Process together 2 cloves garlic, 2 Up. each dried basil, oregano, and minced fresh parsley; add off July H 2 sticks softened butter, plus salt and pepper. Shape into a roll and freeze; slice as needed. f Firecracker '^ If frosting Is too stiff to smooth on cake without crumbling, pop it Into the microwave for 15 to 30 seconds on high. Success tips for ice cream cake: Cut Ice cream Into chunks, then soften In mix- '- , Blast! J0. ing bowl that's been chilled with the beaters for 30 minutes. Should take 15 seconds to soften the ice cream, another 3 to 5 seconds to beat In flavoring In- Smirnoff , NOW gredients. Vodka-Reg $3 49 750 ML $O.99 There's nothing ordinary about steamed vegetables when you stir In a half cup Reg $17 68 1.75Ut«t$14»"" or more of shredded Monterey Jack cheese with jalapeno peppers Just before serving. Ron Matusalem RUniRe %1 99 Ul«r $6.99 There's nothing ordinary about the food at the Jacaranda. Our chef starts with 9 top-quality Ingredients — and adds a touch of genlu&l St. Pauli Girl ans ....$«$."" Prlcct Effective J«»« SOth Ihra July 61h only
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O Sneak Peek golf tourney ': ^ kicks off holiday events Fourth o| July festivities on the island kick off with the sixth annual Sneak Peek equalizer IB-hole scramble starting at The Dunes Golf Club. With handicaps by tees, 60 players may corn pole In the 9 a.m. event which bogins with a shotgun start. Cos. is $30 (or non-members. $20 [or Dunes members. Fee includes golf cart, prizes, cookout and lireworks. Players ma/ sign up as individuals or by ^ teams at The Dunes Pro Shop.D
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THE NINTH ANNUAL FAMILY ROAD RALLY is an ex- So, load up the family car, bus, van or pickup with ercise In tun. II sttfts at (he Dunes country Club at i your sharp-eyed family and friends and try youf skill. theTaggest " p.m. on Monday trie Fourth of July, in conjunction with You don't have to be a race driver, in fact, Sanibet Police the soil tournament, picnic and (.'reworks. N wilt have radar units stationed along Ihe way to dis- qualify those exceeding posted speed limits.. At the start, each entrant js olven a set of clues to "early hircF check points along the way. These kaep you on course. You also receive at the start a list of questions to - 1 answer about places or things you will spot enrouie. ENTER NOWI Starting time Is 1 p.m. Entrants will be on the island . Points are awarded for each question answered correct- checked out at two-minute intervals. Your early entry ' wili assure an early starting time. - «-'»••..-• .,-.-." ., a -•';•"- -' An average lime and mileage for the course is pre- Entry fee Is (10 tor each car (Including driver, computed, and the entries coming closest with the navigator and unlimited passengers). highest number of points will be the winners.; OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM •- Present this entry form at the check-in point, The Dunes Country Club, between 12 noon and 2 p.m. . : ' TEAM NAME: s : / : _
PRIME RIB • STEAMED SHRIMP PLATTER START TIME: START MILEAGE: BBQ BEEF RIBS • FRIED CLAMS ; CHICKEN PARMESAN • SCALLOPS MARSALLA TIME IN: " MILEAGE IN: _195 ELAPSED TIME: TOTAL MILEAGE: FOR ONLY 6- For Ihe first 100 RAW SCORE: Dining Hours 5-10 p.m. !*' PENALTIES:_ Tavern open 4 P.M. to Clusc Happy Hour 5*7 p.m. in the Tavern TOTAL:
DRIVER: _i PENALTIES • One point daduded toTeach ViO-mile Means NAVIGATOR: over or under computed mileage. • One point deducted for each minute over or under computed course time. ' '- Shrimp House • Entry disquatit'ed for exceeding posted speed limits.
1523 Periwinkle Way ENTRY FEE V 472JI61 INCLUDES CAR/DR1VER/NAVIGATOR AND UNLIMITED PASSENGERS $10.00, r- Dinner served 5-10 P.M. Major Credit Cards Accepted Additional entry forms will beavailable at ThaDunas, Country Club after 12 noon^on July 4th. •,[ c
Sewer system customers Sanibel & t refund on June bill "Marco Island " - By Jennifer Thomai The SSS currently has an ap- plication pending with the PSC Properties, Inc. ustomers of the Sanibel division of water and sewer seek- aewer system can expect a ing approval of a system capacity charge of $346 for new customers. PROPERTY OF THE WEEK Crefund in the form of a credit OR their utility bill for the The proposed charge will subsidize month of June. recent system expansion on West Last year the Florida Public, Gulf Drive and is limited to an area f*ervice Commission (PSC) ordered on West Gulf Drive between Daniel a reduction In the monthly fee, but Drive and Lake Murex Road. The subscribers to the system have yet charge will not be applicable to ex- to see the reduction. isting customers nor to new "The reduced monthly fee was customers outside the designated approved," said Marshall Willis of area. 1 I: the PSC's division of water arid Also proposed in the SSS ap- aewer, "There was an extended plication is an exiting service period of time for the issuance of a . availability fee of $300 to be paid ; refund." by new customers outside the,West i—. Customers will recoup the rcduc- Gulf Drive area. This charge will >'..on, worth approximately $23 pay for improvements to the ex- ', since the approval of the change in isting system. December-1987, in increments for Terry Colombo of the division of the next six months. Charlotte water and sewer is researching the Hand of the PSC rates office said SSS application and will make a Do you V* to ride or hie? a H we have the perfect how* far you. The bfca path b acroe. the Mrcc recommendation to the Public yui are Mono drum to the beach, Krnol and recreation kcattn (pool Ic term) Th» lowly 3 those subscribers desiring cash btlUArlfcJllS3000lBTt!i»A«47W7« rather than a credit to their billing Service Commissioners in mid- statement would be accommodated. August. "We have further in- An additional refund on the serv- vestigating to do internally," said SAND DOUAB DBTVE - 2 bedroomTjIwtn onwldccanat. .horl walk to Beach, renovated ice availability charge, a charge Colombo. "Out philosophy Is that •nd or.1v hrafched with Krecned pooi and Tiol tab". I3U.D0O. Mm boon can Mm KH ji^iat offsets system expansion will , new growth should pay its own R,.ltt«, 471-3078. i" . , • way," LAKE MUBEX - Buutlfii! 2 bedroom, 2 bath Horn, on Utu. Nk.ly bnoVaped or) IUR. M. Ve returned to customers by doubte a»*H, <"»»V room ind UlK c.jri pool. M29.000. Ak« hoin. tinnst Mdlkam, December 1988. This refund will Calling the $346 charge a "Hoe ttIAU47I4S0« 'only affect Individuals who hooked charge", Tim Boggett of the SSS THBEE BEDSOOM, two bath pding home on wide canal wtthm ce*y woWna dnrance ol Into the system between January said it would be a one time charge beech, large garage and .lorage aren. Room lor pool AAlng 1261.000. Alter hovn. call John 1985 and August 1987 and paid a Una". Rector. 472-3079. covering the cost of the new line , THBEE BEDBOOM, two bath CBS home directly acroe. the aerl bom beath aceeee. NEW connection fee In excess of $300. and its construction.!!! toe root, a/c wiler healer, carpet, furniture and paint Imlde and out. Large ptvcfe and dovbte garage. 1299,000. Alter hour.. caO Betty Thome.. RcallorAuodatc. 471417I, THBEE BEO1OO9L. two bath Shell Harbor pooi home on canal, large pello and boat dock Wei laodecaped with palm and tun tree.. Only M25.000. Alter hours, call BUI Fero. Realtor. AnocUte, 4664JH. THBEE BEOBOOH, two bath CBS caul tonl home with S51 dock and botl 111. Mature tree, and kneed yard gtn privacy. Complete with rooftop deck, hot tub and teach accen. 1199.000 Alter hour*, call Saralcc HowcB, Realtor-Aawdate, 47M147. - '-» FOTJB BEDBOOX. three bath lamOy home with spectacular vkw dowr, a wide oVeet • canal. Beautifully landKaped, V* acre trie, ecreened large lanal im. 1409.900. Aher houra. call Ken Ka*ten, Reallor-AModate,4724304. ,.*!.. fTVE BEOBOOH, bur bath plug borne on two plue paittUte acres bordering w3dWe •ancillary. Five mlnu« «a!t< to beach. MgS.OOTpUUr I>olir|:cal Sarake Howell. Realtor- Anodtte, 472-1147. ' l\
GULF FBOKT hnmedt*. S7nrbcTwUl''tn3«'lor ^salM coodo or KOOM ol equal value 1349,000. After hour., call John Gee, Realtor. 4824SOB. THE COMBINATION OF BAYOU FBOKT ~ Honrnhc, eueptlonauy long water vkw. 1159.900. After hour, call John G«e. Realtor, 4U-oS0a Authentic Italian Cuisine," the romantic 1ABGE LOT - On call ol bland, deeded beath ecccw, .hort wtuk to bay or beech. Aher atmosphere of an Italian trattoria, and hooti. oil Ru!lor.A»ccla», Tom Crnla. 472-JU4. DUKES - Urge lot overlooking lake and Ihlrd !•<"• >200,000. Alter hour., call Realtor attentive* service, all make for a "unique rWoclate, Tom CM, 472-3SM. DUTUEX LOT - One ol lew remaining on Sanibel. Great view of 18th gfeen and lake dining'atmosphere. 1175.000 AhM hm B.euOy MnNhed. 2.400 K It. Ihi - Specializing In fine Italian delicacies. brdtoont, IhtK bath condominium home. Gro.1 rmte] Income I39.0V01 Acting 1479,000. Aftn tvour*. cell John Gre. Realtor. 4S2-O50S. OULTSIDE MACE TOP FLOOB - Comet unit ha, panoromk Gull front .unMt view, froir Enjoy such selections as: 40* wide .crccned porch. The 2,64$ home like u;uare leet Include 3 bedroom., 3 balh. 0 CalamoN (squid] Fetlucclnl do Mate ProTmlonelly decorate], n*w furniture. Altrr hour.. caD Saralec How. , Reatlcr^Modate 4721147, Aubergine (eggplant) Slutted Cannelloni SPANISH CAY - Beautifully furnubed 2 bedroom, 2 bath top floor comer urdl Thh Scampi a la Neapolitan Scallopi Mediterranean Immaculately malntetned home ha. never been rented and I. m 'MlrtT condition I13S.0OO • Bracluollnl(stulfodtteak) Sakod Laiogna Alter hour.. caU Peter OKeene. Re.ltor. (7I-M4I. Alaikan Crab and Shrimp Giovanni FT. MYEBS Sleita Phe* Ju.l mlnutM from Sanlbrl, 2 bedroom, I bath lownhouM m *mel Mcluded complex Carport and Olympic *Ue pool We.her. dryer and new appliance, 169,900 .. .and many mote ethnic (avorltet Aher hour. Florence McHhcron. Reahor-Auoctate, 472-4S06.
CAPTTVA - Vacant Ulr. iBTiTaVSrASorHouetane.^loVe to Mucky Duck. 1210.000 After hour, call John Gee. Realtor, 4S24508. n«I COHHEBCIAL SITE - TerrlBc location In town center communal dMrtcl. Cat accommodate 1,937 iq. It. bunding 11W.000. CaU Unda Perma. Realtor-Auodale. G R.I 47J.M55 All dinner! include Neapolitan or Cottar lalad, a tide dith • -A •ATTENTION INVESTORS* • • of tpaghtttini andfrelh French bread ARE YOU HAPPY WITH YOUR SANIBEL INVESTMENTS? LETS DO IT AGAIN IN ... « "ic K\M ADr>n ICI Aiuri x XK CABBHLAKD &4yMAlXww^lSUVRl perkCABaB namBLANDe b»«-. retreat. Mend at JIM IIU.000. Afcr houra. at Mn Gx, Solas. 4824SOI BUrrotn-VCOUIT-DtrKl am MBnakt ll!7,»0. AUrrhom, eel PenOXeele,Rcabi 47UM4. HBGHn COWT - Block 410, lot 14. BeaaM Wage 12V.17S' lot Alar horn, John Knel Rmmmt LMMtUMM.V Marco Uand (79$.O0O. Alor hnn caj John Knaf, Realtor 472^078: lUHTATION COOCt - Dtad acca» IVAXO.VAXO. akr toai cal John G«, rtato. «MS<«MS<« •BWHT. CfXBT - E«« n d . I2B00I2B.000 »»e t tan,ta <** J*OaJ*«Oaaa . R«lcR«lcee , 4SU9U
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INVESTIGATE; • from page 1A In piecing together the sequence of events that led io the explosion, investigators have learned that NOTICE OF VACANCY Investigators are quick to points i ,j Brewer filled Ihc vessel's fuel tans oul, howcvcr.'that the appliance -with 16ft gallons of gas Thursday in OF THE SANIBEL PLANNING COMMISSION theory was also,speculation. preparation for a Friday morning The Sanibel City Council is soliciting applicants to "We're still really just fishing trip. Brewer left the boat speculating as to the cause of the. fill a position on the Sanibel Planning Commis- J and did not return until later that fibs at this time," said Florida night when a friend dropped him ,, sion, jf'' you are interested, please submit a Marine Patrol officer D.J. Scott. :< off at the marina. The pair smelted resume.'outlining your previous experience, to the "The boat was destroyed to the; *?;-. • gas in the cabin area but could not. point where we may be unable to "office of the City Manager, P. 0. Drawer Q. determine where it was coming . ' determine a cause." '.... . from. "They checked the bilges but Sanibel, FL 33957, no later than Monday, July 25. Investigators are treating the ex- they didn't smell gas there," said Applicants must be full time Sanibel residents plosion as an accident. "Nothing at 'fj_: Scott. --_ ••:•. . l'; all points to anything suspicious," willing to fill out the state required yearly financial "Charlie told us at the hospital _ ' said Sanibel police detective -; disclosure forms. he smellcd gas but at the lime he Wayne Hinz. .!• wasn't that concerned about it," - If you have any questions or would like further in- The early morning blast critical- : : ly injured Charlie Brewer, 48, who k . said Hinz. ; . :-\ ' formation, please call City Hall 472-3700. ^ was taking care of the boat at the Roger Howell, a guitarist at the ; Jacaranda whom Brewer met the time. , • -~ " ]v '•- ••-. •-• : ATTEST night before and invited him to go After interviewing more than a fishing, arrived at the marina Gary A. Price dozen witnesses including Brewer, around 6:50 Friday morning. "We: ;_• "City Clerk investigators now believe Brewer ; ; were supposed to meet him at . was asleep on board the.boat when seven o'clock," said Howell. Howell. it exploded shortly' afler 8 a.m.v"He~, and his 15-yar-old daughter, not ; (Brewer) said he was asleep," said knowing Brewer was asleep on the Hinz, "There was no indication thal; boat, waited about 40 minutes for he started the engine." Hinz inter— him to arrive. "We stayed there till viewed Brewer at Lee Memorial 7:30 and then left," said Howell, ad- Hospital. Brewer was later '' ding,'"It's probably a good tiling transferred to the Burn Center at" we did." : \v ,; Tampa Genera! Hospital. - • Forty minutes later the boat ex-' Investigators said their work ploded.. ,-J, .. '\. . ; -.;.<• was complicated by dozens of con- flicting reports, many from second Because the gas fumes appear to Or- and third hand sources, as to exact- i have been confined to the cabin ly what happened at the time of,, area, investigators now speculate it the explosion. Early press reports may have been one of the ap- pliances on board that started the.-, indicated the boat exploded when .... N fire. "It could have been one of ihe ON CAPTIVA SINCE H27 'the engine was^started, igniting -'-•- fumes trapped below deck, but so appliances, possibly the air condi- (> tioner or refrigerator that ignited Y far there is no evidence to support ON THE GULF ~® ON THE BAY that theory, "We've heard twenty the fumes that were trapped in the stories one way and fifteen the cabin," said Rod. ; WA other," said state Fire Marshall ; The appliances were all elet'trieal ^ffe l Gary Rood. i r. " .,,"-"" '- • please see page 18A
VERY CAPTIVA ISLAND SINCE 1931 GIVE The Old Capliva House has graced the shores of ME YOUR the Gulf of Mexlcoas long as most Islanders can remember; While we ore sixty"years behind the TIRED, YO times, that's theway we like It and we think you POOR, Y« will tool prlve to Captiva Island —' enjoy our, HUDDLE gorgeous sunset and look us over, featuring the choice cuisine of locally famous Chef Tim Burke. MASSES Open Daily for dinner from 5:30 > 4.0:00 pm YEARNING •Q TO EAT ITALIAN BUFFET FISH1 Every MONDAY we feature pur "all you care to eat" Italian Buffet^— Real Italian cooking. Musica Itallano. and more. Only $12.95 per person pljjs tax and gratuity. . ANDriX CAPTIVA SUNDAY BRUNCH S GIVE YOU On Sundays,; it's the locally popular Captiva THE ? BEST Brunch —. more like a dinner tor only S 12.95 per For Your Picnic Needs': person plus tax and gratuity. Served 9 a.m. -1 I We Have...;, ftt SELECTION; p.m. ••"' ; Potato Salad Trip OF THE' , Cole Slaw Piano stylings by Robert Perez Cooked Shilmp Tyesday-5aturd.ay-a.fid Sunday Brunch. Steaks , „%• iggjj SEAFOOD i & Seafood i ON THE Avoid the crowds and waiting In line, 'Tu(€oflli«lai ISLANDS! RESERVATIONS 472-5<6i 1*13-1 (It
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O Marine patrol boat ready police watch for use by police > v • GUMBO LIMBO GONE: Gene Radke called remove it that afternoon, according to reports. \ By Matt Perez Sanibel Police Sunday night, June 26 to report a n anibcl police's marine patrol project has re six-foot gumbo limbo tree had been dug up from DO IT YOURSELF: An Island Inn Road resident g ceived a nod of approval by a city budget his yard, according to police reports. Radke had no dug a ditch across his street because he wanted to ". Scommittee, and a 24 foot vessel is now ready suspects ai' to who might have removed the tree *-> slow down speeding cars on the unpaved road, ac- S for use. from his yard at 9114 Mockingbird Lane. The tree cording to police reports, Carol Bolton called <• City manager Gary Price said Tuesday that U is described as a triple-trunk gumbo limbo and Is >, patrolmen about the ditch Sunday, June 19 to f, C appears the experimental project will receive ade- valued at $150. report the new ditch. Neighbors ted police to the 5 quate funding for at least a year, But city council • ALLIGATOR NIPS DOG; It was not a big deal, man — unnamed on reports — who dug the C shallow trench to the road. The department of a will decide in September whether lo allow re- according to Dorjris Bruckner, who called police c quested operating funds of $3,850 annually. after a small alligator nipped her pet dog on Lake public works was notified and police said radar \ As one of the first big ticket items on city ^ Murex Circle Sunday night. According to police patrols would be set on the road to slow down j> budgeters check list at s recent meeting, approval reports, the 'gator was relocated. Bruckner speeders.Q, T Was recommended for the marine patrol boat, acknowledged she only called police as a precau- which police could operate about three hours a tionary measure. After the dog responded lo " FEEDLNG 'GATORS?: Peggy Baker called \ day, four days a week. feeding, she determined it was all right, she said. Ssntbel Police Monday, June 20 at about 11:2$ a.m. S Police Chief Richard II. I'lager's. reaction to after she ww construction workers on the west budgcters' decision last week was enthusiastic. • NUISANCE 'GATOR: A wild five-foot alligator, side of Cotton Court tossing food containers into a which decided to take a swim in the pool at Sun- nearby pond. She told police the workers were .The 1979 24-foot Sporlcrafl is the property of dial Beach and Tennis Resort Friday morning, possibly feeding alligators. Officers spoke with the the state attorney's office (SAO), and after being June 24, wss relocated to wetlands near site manager, who assured police he would pre- confiscated in a drug bust several years ago, the Beachvitw Country Club Estates, according to vent littering and erect it "Don't Feed Alligators" boat was loaned lo Cape Coral Police Department. police reports. Joanne Jfliper of Cape Coral called sign, posting the $500 penalty For such an action. i CCPD now has its own marine patrol boat. police to report the alligator, which handlers Equipped with Loran, radio gear, required safe described as fearful of humans and non-aggressive. ty equipment and a 200 horsepower E\ in rude out- The 'gator was said to have a unique white spot on • ON THE BEAT: During the week June 23 28. board motor, Ihc Sanibel police patrol boat will be Eta snout. Sanibel Police issued 14 traffic citations, including partially funded by $2,000 of a $25,000 West Coast one to a CapUva man driving a Honda auto that Inland Navigation District grant. The other • ANOTHER 'GATOR: A six-foot alligator was ~ overturned near Tahiti Drive on Sanibel-Captlvft $23,000 Will go toward city pier renovations, said killed after being run over by a car near 9209 Kln- Road. No injuries were listed on police reports. ; Price. The WCIND grant was suggested by former caid Court on Thursday, June 23, according to Patrolmen responded to 15 burglar, fire or county commissioner Porter GOBS, who was a police reports. The tail of the alligator was crush- residential alarms that sounded for no apparent WCIND director, he added. , ed, and police called an alligator handler to reason.D- ' Gas and oil costs for a year"are estimated at about $7,000. Insurance expenses will be approx- „ Imately $500, and another $1,000 tcntati\ely Include 'the budgeted for repairs and maintenance. FUN Book - According to Sanibel police, it is hard to predict IN youR the number one use of the marine patrol boat •"" because the project is a first for the department. dvERiisiNq PUN Police anticipate tint public safety, stricter en forcement of boating violations and waterway CAII '' policies will be enhanced through the program. 472-1S87 %• SAO has the right at any time to recall the boat, according to city documcnts.O Mm|)g|§^^^
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CONDOMINIUMS POINTE SANTO DE SANIBEL *A-23,* New listing!! Two bedroom, two balh with den. This is one of only (our units al Pointe Sanlo witn :*>. this floor plan. Located poolside, this second floor unit has superior views of (lie courtyard, pool and beach. All furnishings arc included in this fine rental unit, pric- ed to sell $350,000. AFFORDABLE...For basically the price of land alone, you are purchasing a Fantasy Island *A-45 • GULF FRONT FOURTH FLOOR PENT- charming 3/2 piling home on the East HOUSE WITH PRIVATE ROOFTOP SUNDECK. Two bedroom, two bath with alcove is tastefully ap- end of the Island. A large yard (room for Property Sales pointed In the finest ol furnishings. Excellent rantal a pool) with flower areas in which to put- unit offered (or $330,000. ter arid plenty of shade trees to string a & Managemei it Corp. hammock for that relaxation you *B-7 — Two bedroom, two bath ground floor comet. deserve. Located close to both Bay and Tremendous beach view unit. Recently redecorated. Priced to sell al $265,000 furnished. Gulf water and also the Island wide bike path system this property afforJs easy #D-22 - Two btftirnom. two With guHvitnv rents' unit. access to all Island amenities $189,000 Sweeping views of tht1 ijulf and tropical courtyard. Ful- ly furnished end ready to icnt Comes complete wilh 198() rcntais'iiltvacly ro~t!tvvd. Priced for quick sak- at S255OOO
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Bright cheerful two bedroom, two balh with alcove from the Gulf of Mexico at the dream wilh viewssot yacht harbor. bay; and FeaiGres a remarkable rental history. Fully furnished Lighthouse (East) end of Sanibel. Cape equal activity. East end artistic endeavor — and ready to go (or only $345,000. Cod style main house has 2 bedrooms, 2 very unique and open. One of a kind with special details: French glazed tiled floors^ baths, porch, commercial spa, upgraded SAND POINTE •wrap-around porch with French doors, arch appliances, custom kitchen cabinets, Two bedroom, two bath, very nicely furnished, with and porthole windows. Three screened great,views of the Gulf. Priced at $215,000 furnished. ceramic tile floors and many extra porche — breakfa t porch one fac.n the ALSO 2 attached-1 bedroom 1 bath bay and one facng the canal Three Wd guest cottages with. pnvate deck room two bath Dock with deep water an*4 Decorated throughout with a mixture of direct octe toba*, Exciting location Prod SANIBEL MOORINGS at 48' 000 One bedroom, one balh second floor, jiis! refurbished oak antiques, white wicker and contem with many added extras. Fantastic rentals. Cozy porary furniture. Lush landscaping of Iami'y-orit'nlt;d compU-x with iwo pools p!us a baby over 400 plants, trees, and palms ur- pool," tennis and boat dockoge. SMlJ.5OO round pool, deck and BBQ area In one of the most sought-after area of Sanibel HOMESITES This property is offered for S375 000 REDUCED • Overfed Sot with giant ttees within CALL FOR FURTHER DFTAILS view o[ bay and I block [torn Gulf. Walking distance lo shopping, restaurants, marina and bike path. East end ol Island. RARE find. $199,000. NEW LISTING SHELL HARBOR — A spectacular home PRICED TO SELL with a patio dock for your boat: A screen: We'll Find Your New listing in popular Gumbo Limbo. 3 enclosed pool with a lovely pool deck. The Castle On bedroom plus den/4th bedroom, 2bath. home has thiee bedrooms and two baths with The Tiled floors thoughout. Open deck in White Beiber carpeting in the living room and dining room and ceramic tile floors in the Beach back overlook quiet sanctuary. Large kitchen and baths. finished storage area. Won't last'long at Call today for your personal showing, Of- $198,000. fered at $497,000. - . " •
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Z City must do its Most southwest coast Floridians JUST ANOTHER DAYJN PARADISE t are in for a real shock If we get that | best to provide overdue hurricane. That was a" very good point Mr. Seipos had on sinking BM housing your boat. We sunk our 17' fiberglass boat and it rode the storm h- The following letter was submitted out beautifully. § to the Island Reporter for publica* By the way, why would anyone a tion: s leave an animal out in a hurricane? That Is pure stupidity and D Myron Klein, Mayor downright cruel. • Z City of Sanibel, - 3 Sanlbel, FL 33D57 Carolyn N. Grahora,- !2 Fort Mytrt.-^ Dear Mike, The effort to provide below - ~ market rate housing on Sanibel has got to be the world's most frustra- ting work. The excuses for not writing an ordinance during „ Sanibel's first few years, then the Public servants reluctance to pass the ordinance, [*ftfl and finally the disregard of the or- demonstrate L • dtnance, mark this effort as being professionalism HRj '' one on Sanibel'a not wanted Hat. ^EfP' ' The original Ideal of Community To Island Reporter: On Friday, Housing and Resources was to find June 24, a boat exploded at the budget $250,000 per annum for loans means for young people on the Sanibel Marina. The marina and : for land purchases. Beyond that, it Sacred cows — • \_ * '--•• island to have adequate housing. many boats were protected from the , would also be reasonable for the city •; iUnderlinecity's housing authority, can become ; r inferno by the fast action and profes- to guarantee the mortgages needed .- \^; .': ;•• ~ the plan extended to Include people - sional manner with which our to construct the houses. Sanibel white elephants "• "•;•• : of any age who met, the BMR firemen responded. We at - the with its Comprehensive Land Use •-'•-•:. \ ••'•--' criteria. Many of these people are marina are truly Indebted to these Plan and Its Land Development; To Inland Reporter: In the develop- ; )• . " '••' -CatNI waiting to be able to afford to fine men who volunteer their time Code is a model city and one most of ing battle over subsidized housing, . ; - ,. live on an island that Is as important and risk their safety for other*., v its citizens are proud of. But, on the one point seems to be- consistently v v : - 1 to them as it Is to you.. - - : subject of below-market housing, it " ignored. The program was promoted We citizens of Sanibel are bleised - .:. It saddens me to read "but at least r can readily be faulted. " & by a big propaganda campaign : knowing that we are to well pro- ./'':•> N they won't be breaking into our tected by not only cur firemen but v -.. Indeed, sometime in the future, which said — and keeps on falsely - j. ;• ,• -. wetlands" in this morning's News- our most professional police force the city may be vulnerable to a class saying — that It was mandated by - • : ' . Press. If the city had acted sooner, and our highly trained paramedics.-,; action suit for not doing what Is the state. There were added insinua- K,* -.-• - much sooner, there .would be no- Thinks to you all. - -~---r " mandated by both federal acd state tions that it need not be looked at ra- "JT-; • question now of "breaking into our'•••-. tionally because any one who did so ^ wetlands." Furthermore, history laws. The-suit would be lost In a court of equity and the city would ' was cruel; insensitive, probably dis- Myton W. Ireland, ~ .. 'records no similar objections1 from , probably be forced to establish a respectful to his poor old mother, •i? ;••..-• ; SanibeL ,. -Hi-A.-." ^ • the same people when the Spoonbill . housing authority. The electorate and doubtless a holder of heretical " r—i -... -.Group applied for many more certainly does not want that, for •" opinions on the virtues of apple pie. W,J ; residential units on essentially the anybody' and everybody in Lee In short, subsidised housing was * "4 same property. ; County, would be eligible for any deliberately, turned into a sacred , - ' Elitism, motivated by big bucks, housing, provided, by. such an :C0W. • • V I;"'-' ' • ' -•"' ... ' - seems to have become the religion of Residents ride ''•'"'• Sanibel. : 'r... •/ . authority • — not just the people There Is a strange fact stout -:' I urge you to make haste to pro- serving Sanibel as is the current nature on Sanibel which our The Rebel and .'./• vide the necessary means, be it situation. .; , ; . naturalists seem , never to have \ would like it back ' - ; reasonable density or funds, to meet Unfortunately, the "nays" are noted. Evolution proceeds here at a"'. making the most noise. Hopefully, breakneck pace. As the Gulfside Ci- ''-.._ . the quota of BMR units proposed To Inland Reporter: A tew wcckl .v ; under the ordinance. some of the positive thinkers seek-- : ty Park, the Recreation Center, the ing a balanced community will speak boat raccp, and the subsidized hous- back.' the RtporUr ran an article on up now. ., . •, ,- "ing program clearly demonstrate,on The Rtbel — Sanibel'a laittmjr 'Y^ J Ann L. Winterbotham, ' which !a, finishing. its life ~ up in ; Sanibel It takes only a few years for '^ '?d~ -;..: "" "= Fort Myers. \, Thomas Sharp, a sacred cow to evolve into a white Portland, ME. . ; r.-. • : ,-. - - • SanxbeL elephant. "''•-•: = * • * '" My family and 1 rode to Feaka bland on Tht' Rtbtl thU put m\ Below-market Calvin S. Brown, weekend, I prbmUed the aklpper -.» b • SanibtL that I would get him a copy of the ar- housing brings Price wants ticle. , .•..-••:.. -• . -. .:•-••-- balance to city toVsetthe v My husband and I are''Sanibel ': Heaven help us resident!. We arrived In 1974, tbe The following letter Was submitted recbrd straight" year in which the vote to Incor- - porate took place but not soon to the Mand Reporter for publiea- if we get : To Island Reporter: Because of, the enough to ride the ferry. . • 7..tion: 7 • - - " /•.•'j-?.£,o" community interest that, it has another Donna > created, I think it Is important to set \ : Ilonorable Myron Klefa : VcinaBtanr, if] . t ht record straight regarding the *r-' To Iilaml Reporter; May I add to - Major, City of Sanlbil; . the indignant response that you Sanibel,FL33957^-; ^ tide oii page 8A of the Junt 23 lsiu«,' of the; Iiland Reporter, tntltjtfd. "received over.your article on bur-. •: P-S. Too bad we can't get Tkt Rebel j riunes and Andy Seipoa. Obviously Dear Mayor kleinV^vJ, •' . ; VValtfn. is out of InteniWt'earV -back. It looks pretty rutty and following coronary". ~' , *, v ,* - .f neither he or Matt Perez were on decrepit but it sure is historic , . ' It-la hereby recommended that the west coast when Donna bit. She u • you or the city attorney, Mr. Pritt : . Contrary to what wai reported in this article, Council Fred Valtln his : ; was a major hurricane striking full (biit not Mr. Price or Dr. Newman) force into land between Bonita write public rebuttals to the misin- not indicated that he wUlint seek',' re-election. Furthermore^ tk« prog-, Springs tnd Fort Myeri Beach. She formed Alice Kyllos and Maggie leveled most of' the cottages on noils on the situation rtl/Coun- LMltra to "Public Forum" hava ; Greenbergs regarding* below- Bonita and movtd several beach V oilman Valttn is not yet ki^wn and.: bc«n fi«ttlng tengthir of tan. market housing. Fortunately, not all businesses off of their foundation. : to imply that he was ndt'going to WrHara art Mktd to kvtp iaitera of the electorate think like they do Probably a quarter of the roofs were return to City Council is untimely.' lor pubficauon undw 3M worits. . and like the late Paul Howe did. blown off of houiei in Fort Myers, Th«y should t» Mnt !o "Public with no factual basis. I know that „: Our officials need to state that the ^ resulting In a more stringent Forum", (Hand Raporlar, P.O. Fred Valtin la very dedicated in his taxpayers are not subsidizing the building code for Lee County. There Bo» H, Sanlbat, Florida 339S7. An service lo Sanibel and will return to -•. Housing Foundation with taxpayers* were shrimp-' boats on top of lallirt should Includt njm«, ad- his council duties as soon as possible. ' money. A policy statement, a posi- mangrove trees way inland. drti* and lalaphona number or -' Councilman Valtin has. like. all. tha wrllar. Withholding tha nama tion paper if jcu wish, is definitely She-(Donna) was a terrifying in order. •= candidates and incumbents, until o) tha author of a tetltr or u%t ol : storm, dreadfully destructive.. a "pen" nam* Is no| peimltietf, ;': I for one feel that the'city is not August 9 to turn in the declaration uf intention to seek office. , - Heaven help us if our shores got aicepl lor rara >nstsncas In doing nearly enough to reach the "glanced" again by a storm of Don- which a letter concairably could r planned 170 units by 1901. Ten is'; na's intensity. It.would lie just like lead to reprisal!. , Gary A. Price, , hardly a token towards that goalVj John McDonald predicted -\n his. •Ji. , "L City Manager, - It should be reasonable, because book, - "Condominium". of high tand costs, for Sanibel to - "" . ' " SanibeL J
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Ms. Suzanne Auscherman Sales Manager VIP Really Group 15OT FHMnMc Way SaniW. Florida 33957
Dear Mi. Auachcniwn: I recently completed the sale of my Sanlbcl home, listed through.Ms..Polty Seely Cosyns of your sales office, and I wanted to let you know my opinion orihe service I received Cram VIP Really. With the high cost ofhomes i«i Sjnltxl u standard percentage rommiMon l> a lat^i-tMt* >m\ of the sale price. In the past, in wlliiijtntli and properties. I have frequently rvM-nitil ilit- rtal estate commJsfon&JJiave fiadjp pay aoJ felt that they were iwwlilre ntir QinM;1 a*4 ndJJW to say thai has not at all bfcn (he rfee fUi VTI'J'^ Ms Cc^oiwcmfaafVi^lengUi^to find
marrydeullsldidw»p«« •x, and the constantly Informed u* of marketing *f* foru. intertst by potential buyers , and Ideas to improve the marketability of the house. Her degree rr-a When Performance of profeulonalism was outstanding. .With tincere appreciation foryour help a Counts, People Count On and Ms. Cosyns' efforts. 1 remain ' VIP... * t That's The Reason VIP - Has Grown To Be Southwest, ;' Honda's Leading i: £ iridjSj&ndent Realtor... CO *"Anii Why We Get So Many N3 Letters Like These. X Thank You, Southwest Florida a (Homeowners and Buyers), We Appreciate You. Too.
*"SOUTHWEST FLORIDA'S LEADING INDEPENDENT REALTOR11 PFR1WINKLESAI.F.S CENTERS THE RIDCiE SALES OFFICE FORTMYKRS 1509 Periwinkle Wa> 5301 Sanibcl-Capliva Road 9101-101 College Parkway 2365 Periwinkle Way - Sin.bcl Island, nonda 33957 Fort Mycn, Flnruia 33919 Sanibel Island. Florida 33957 813/412-3456 813/472-1100 S13/472-SI87 Outside Florida Call TIIK DUNES SAI.K.S CENIKK VIP COMMERCIAL/ Toll Fret 1-8CO-S53-7338 949 SandcjMk' Kiud INVESTMENT SAI.F.S Sanibel lsbnj. Bohda .13957 11411-26 McGregor Boulevard SUNDIAL OUTPOST OFFICE 813/472-1939 Fort Myers. Florida 3V)I9 1451 MiddlcGulfDnvc 8I3'489-33O3 Sambcl Island. Florida 31957 SAMBFljlSIAM)RtNTAlJi. . 813/472-4151 Extension J80H F j "' 21