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I nst V-ttk, uork n the erpt nmental jer CEPD awaits pen hcutar stabilizer project uus mount? © O foruard oi schedule DNR decision This veek, progrtsi t» kalted on the pro) eel Qu-Qitvtg nor I on sandbags from tk? stale can cerninj risolutum of By Paul Luthrlngcr ° permit notations hx. Captiva Erosion I nvintiun District voted in in emer^enc> netting Tiitsdiv T night to hold purpefld cular stabilizer proj ed enfinecr Art Learned and contractor Dick Holmberg to their contract with the hoard The question then ficing the board was whither ti> iwait a favorable rUing from thu Oipartment of Naturil Resources on ihtir rudest for permit modification or to proceed with the projcci after cjmpljfng with the agtncj s demands The move came one week after i D^K stop work order halted the cxpenmen'al stabilizer pro j ct from being completed Tne board did not take up the issue oi whether stabilizer designer Dick Holmherg would continue construction of the project after sicking a variance from the DNR At last nights emergency meeting Holmberg said he would be leaving in a couple of
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'!«— JUNONIA UPDATE . .JUNONIA UPDATE. Eat 'fire' r Jcrt Mtt mtional As itien with local \orthf rLMviM of F rt f t,htcis local S nth 1 rail in I ( api rhapttr in I » I! firefighters t r 1 Oth rdiprt bcnrfil th- M srular nl ttH nts rray laf-e | in Dtslr phv \ssoc a „., *h\it nt, the | ut lie 1( r $2a ptr tnlr> to eat fin with hor more mformi them1 on bail rday Tht cunt is hon ca I Danny Feb 15 when they hosted by the Inter Halhrd 99J28&0 hold, z chili cookoff at the old police stition at Htitman and Main Streets Fort Mje-s Several fire departments will be la I-ing part in the cookoff which begins at noon Judging is at 4 pm and chili at $1 t bowl will be on sale soon afterward Beer Louise Baldwin, of Westfield, NJ Hilda Hits ofLouuwlle KY and sof* drinks will u found her second junoma in 23 decided to make this year her firm be on sale from noon years It doesn t phase me that one for serious shclhng This idea Fire departments muck anymore she says paid off as she found a junoma on competing will m the shore near H est GAf Drue cludt Fort M> ers glass shelves ft led I)or s Plait in charge A raft with local shells and of 1986 raffle ticket specimens In m salts has smglp of raffle around the world handtdly managed to donated by resident sicure approximately riches artistsjfo and Datid 173 volunteers Stark and a i air of through lelenhore The flurry In tht elegant lucite o and personal con air over Smihel is Carouse] I amps for tacts Volunteers nnl snow — but rat displa/irij \ol inleenngrnorc flc tickets for the an 1 miniatures donated than once art Mar nual SambcE Shell ,_by Margaret Thors( ii jone and Cene Fair ratre sponsc ml i find Peggy Bennett Kcrner Alice and by Sanibrl Commum j The drawing is to IlojdKyllo Norma ty Association and bf r eld at 4 pm on Chuback Mill th- Simbcl Captiva the last day of the Baikus Jean Bacon Shell Club to mam Sh-Ii Fair March 9 Blanche Ford tain the Sanibcl Com Winning ticket IVirothea and George munity Center and > holders do not have Kcrchrer The pav off its mf rtgagc to be present to win balance of the sales Raffle prizes include lean are volunteers Frank Pschirer of Cleveland, Ohio, BiU WonalL of Ocean City NJ an oriental black lac Lard delivery is guar w ho accepted Dons s smiles with the large junonut he found a junoma tear H est Gulf quer shell cabinet it "T antced anywhere in invitation to con found near Middle GutfDnve Drive last week. Its not the 1 urn mated with a ! the US and Canada tribute their time ?. The pros get the big ones he greatest m the uortd but for me mirrored back a gift It s a herculean and energy to the say i its the greatest,"he say* from Marjon* and task to keep raffle cause G Gene Kfefner With ticket sales going full tilt day after day' FOCUS ON:
rowing and plastic I Bob autobiography In mits are much like money that the author him — spaceshots The topic Galin ; Galinski relives his relation The book is a ski explained is ship with the capsulation of the viable because ever f youi rree awake at criminal element In interactions I have body deals with I 5ami isome mor Boulder during his had over the last credit in some nlrtg watching some stay there few years he said aspect of their life second rate cable It s funny that I tailor made for the — whether through station chances are can get up every 'depraved mind The credit in the m Ik • the bad movie that s morning and write a person under 3 line at school to ar analysis would best on Is a direct result new bestseller but A ranging home mor of Bob Gallnsky s o I can t get any of understand this • - tgages handiwork them published ex work This cryptic comic plained the sardonic Galinsky laughed There'are trtree has to be Santbel s Galinsky that the people that important lessons craziest An I think that it is get up to go shelling that I lea'-h tn (his educated Journalist important that so at 4 am would not book lo kids if you among other trades meone tell a lot buy this book are go ng to use Gallnsky Is also a about the dirt about However the people credit you should film junkie having Sanibel and Captiva that go to bed at charge everything or worked in the and not gloss It over that time represent nothing if you Panavlslon studios with tales of what his public decide on charging on the west coast as size junonia they This product of everything you a production found the day the West pits the should have a few specialist and before he points entire Western change of address screenplay writer out indicating that civilization as pro forms and you should have a before beaming to his book will include tagonist against his Galinski could this Island h s perceptions as a character Even Rather than tell massive cash ing them what I had shove his novel at stockpile once the two month islander the most mundane his unknowing His newest pur Galinsky & writing human has an ex been doing I though mail hits your door suit after he pays it would be better to classmate of „ Galinsky recom has been said to perlence In his life yesteryear and say for his neighbors contain the write it down and mends ear-drum operations that he can t unders have everbody pay read this and see historical Impor (and the author This self His theory concer caused by his lance of a James $17 95 (or the up musical passions Is concedes I have date Galinski josh proclaimed jokesler ^ning his readers Mitchnerwork with these every day so I ^vanes But once the completion of the punctuation of ed And what bet is also making in his first novel write about them ter a conversation roads in the youth pigeonholed he 'I an E E Cummings admit that ho thinks Popular Science He describes the The idea *or the stopper th&n to teadersh p market FranHy the novel came to Gal ri hawk my book at my his puDhc I kes book as an astral things that make energetic Gallnsky planed sky after some upcoming 20 year Gatinskt has lust admitted the novel friends he hadn i high school reu Iinishtd a rovelty them laugh or things that scdre the Is about the life ex autobiographical seen ir many years men? book (or young peo 1 perlqnces of people compilation of 15 met in a Boulder bar pie he dubbed a daylights ou of When the usual them who are or should years of relation and began asking stup d question treatise that «d be In prison ships with over 200 him what he had antes I ke What ° dresses soc ety s ir If I can do one of The work people most of , been doing in the havo you been^oing respons ble acidic each then > II be m resembles an whom Galinsky ad past years wiin yppfSt-lf l lion tocred t bor business
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sanibel ft'.; ''A memorial that's r" ••'? clearas a bell :
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-.- .(?\ olnnel Jim's ship's bell whioh will ring in • II i cn''dren from re«.'ss at t^e Children's ' V-/ Cenlt-r was dedicated this week on Wcdnes- il .' day. - " :• :" ; ..;*- .•'••; " y" •""- ._ ^ ;'. " _i The bell, a memorial tolhe late Col. James M. 7O jlavey, was given by his widow, Winona, a resi- . : : dent of Sanibel. •_ ; • ". .; - ., / -"_.'- -The bell was purchased by Sherry Anderson, •> - president of the Board of Directors, from'The ' '; Colonel Jim Fund," which wa3 established by Mrs. . -Havey as a memorial to her husband after his - -. 7 ; death on Oct. 8,1985. : '':•• i- : -' - Col. Havey, was commander of the 750th Bomb Squadron, 45?th Bombardment Group, 8lh Air ; r Force in combat missions over Germany in World War Il.and served later in Panama, California and j; Guatemala artiong other places until his retirement ^in 1969 holding the Legion of Merit and the Silver0
-"Star.-^ -.-,;.. -;: •. • : .:•:: -•; • j-- •" - -•-. • . - •' Upon retirement to Austin, Texas, Col. Havey . © 9 '- was active in local, civic and international groups —; particularly the Council on World Affairs. He .^and Winona spent six months each year on,- '. : A skip's bell teas donated to the Children's Center Contributions will go to the Children'*(Center's ,;;Sanibel.; "U; '-.,,•-• :' -\ '-'•'-;••' • ••'.';•• ;, of the islands last meek by Mrs. Hav^ in'.memory «?: His wife, in accordance with his wishes, estab-^/ building fund for repairs.- " : of her husband Colonel James H. HavejiSThe .';; ••" Pictured; Jessica Laine tlefti held by Gttnter'1' iished the memorial fund to be used for needed Havey's spent many summers on Snnibet and love-] GfaJi (far leftl and Taylor Washerman (fnr right! '' repairs at the center. ;,/•. : • ^ the children on the itlands. '!$|/.' ''"•'•• '' held by Franklin Gfcwi ring the new belt at the : ;' Contributors may .donate to the Col. JimHavcy, A Col Jim Memorial Fund has M~in tet up at' t> dedication. Brothers Gunfer ami Franklin Glast ~; Memorial Fund, Bank of the Islands, Sanibel, FL the Bank of the Islands (account number: 3ltiS7S),\ are cousins of the^Itaveg's living on SanibeL 33aV * * ' ^ r
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For information on these or any Or visit our on site sales office next to SUNDIAL LISTINGS call Marie L Renn the Tennis Pro Shop « Broker salesman 489-2777 [even ngs) u VIP Realty Group Inc Sundial Outpost Off'Ce and Robin Humphrey 1246 Middle Gulf Drive REALTOR Associate 472-6632 [evenings] (813)472 4151 Ext 3808 (days) j: ISLAND REPORTER Cf FEBRUARY 13,1986 O5A. the islands Settlement of StardiaL dispute ends long, ,; By Linda Wlzner /^ ":•.•'•>• : A ~ lawsuit that has hung over the head i\ of the Lee County Commission since the '-'" XJL mid-1970s has been, resolved,* as current ;' ''•-• commissioners approved an out-of-court settlement , with Stardiat Investment Company Properties.3. -.- - Terms of the agreement, said county attorney : James Yaeger during discussion Feb. 5, include "•• the county acknowledging that Stardial does in fact own the properties under discussion — Sand- .-,•• piper Cove, Windsor/Stevens (Interlochen) and ./ Seminole Gardens. The county also grants the company development rights to more than 3,000 _ :'.t units on the three parcels, which total 1380 acres. During his presentation, Yaeger pointed out v _. 'that the settlement includes a condition that re- ' •''•'•[• quires the developer to hold off on construction . for a minimum of one year on the Sandpiper Cove- - > and Seminole Gardens parcels.,The Windsor/ • ; : Stevens parcel cannot be altered for two year3. . •_ The time restriction provisions will enable the ;:: -': developer and the State Conservation and Rec- ;~-~'A. reational Lands (CARL) Committee to proceed' .^ :' with negotiations on the acquisition of these ••_ ? environmentally-sensitive lands. ' /' •••-•:•-. ... :; Commissioner Mary Ann Wallace who cast one / • of two dissenting votes on accepting the settie- ment, expressed her. fears that the land would not - A one-year period o* negotiation I a rea on ^,. be acquired by the state.The density provision in-; able figure, MacFarland aid Oh yeah! We It --; the agreement would allow the land to be devei- CARL committee moves on :| y either reach an agreement or reach an impasse. .•?:••-. [d oped at a much higher unit per acre ration than acquisition of Stardial lands within one'year." ivc • • l A ." •'..'. . '!' : v •:,* allowed under the comprehensive plan. _ •.-••' ; -One snarl that may Hold up'completion of ''"-. A ^ \ V yv '•: Attempting to calm the fears of commissioners, ByUndaWlzner -^ : ^ negotiations is that the land Stardial has indicated . ,; -; Attorney Robert Shevin, a former state attorney ! he Qut-of-court settlement of a multi- ~(.j -it would take iri exchange for the Estero Bay prop- V ^'general, who represented Stardial, informed the u faceted legal entanglement between Lee 1; erty has not been appraised, MacFarland com- ' A -lawmakers that he is actively pursuing a land ex- .'. County and Slardial Inveslment Proper-i^r mented. Appraisal on the limerock lands in.Dade A : T :;M change. •"'\ .-:^,^i;"" V•' — .; •;-'". -••..- •" ; ••>.-•"•" ,v tics has opened the door for the Conservation and County — the proposed land swap parcel — wilt i": : ; : "Our goal through this whole process is to be in Recreational Lands (CARL) Committee to proceed take approximately 120 days to complete. - - ' "• a position to exchange or sell all three parcels to with negotiations to acquire environmentally- •':• ' The appraisals on the Lee County parcels are A' ;-- ''.-.'- the state CARL program," Shevin said. ,''. * *.• sensitive lands along Eitero Bay. -.,• ; ;• being completed by Jerry Phillips of Sarasota and ";;;JAlva resident Jim English objected to the coun- v According to James MacFarland, chief of the ;.: Vadden Shadden of Tallahassee. All estimates on ; f ty proceeding with the settlement. He urged com- Bureau of State Lands, Florida Department of:: ]\ land value are considered confidential, MacFarland ti missioners to make certain the boundaries were - .said.'-' .•"-;,•:*>":•:. • -••; - •....•-.. - - -..--; -: 1 Natural Rcsourccsd (DNR), appraisers hired to -AL_ -specific prior to accepting an agreement. He was - complete a land-value review of the parcels —' _A On March 27,1965, jtate legislators Sen. Frank : also fearful that the settlement had not been suffi- Sandpiper Cove and the Windsor/Stevens Estero!; , Mann (D-Fort Myers) and Rep; J. Keith Arnold v= ciently studied. J. ••- -';'.! r -.; Av> ^. -? '"'• Bay Aquatic Preserve Buffer — can now put a ; ;;i' (D-Fort Myers) hosted members of the CARL com- ^.^"I've been through the recommendation very, :i : final price tag on the land."' " '.A-:' -^ • • l mtttee staff on a tour of the properties. At that time, • \ very closely on this," countered commission chair-' "The appraisers have actually been down there, Mann commented that the property owners were;- _ . i man Porter Gosa. "This is very personal ta me." - v : : working," MacFarland said. They will be sent a h asking $5.3 million for three parcels that totaled - ^: tGoss reminded those in attendance that he has copy of the settlement, which may or may not at- .. more than 6^00 acres. -; = •,' ' r ' ^ sn been following the case since May 29,1974 - "the feet the^vaiue of the property. The appraisals j: *. j: day of infamy In Lee County" when he then sat in -•- If a deal is struck between Stardial and the 1 : should be received by his department somelimein state for all three parcels, it would be the largest: r •jr- the press box. . v^i :•'::•• "-..;-;• •_ .;..; - ".-- --V :-'•; mid-March^-.- :;-(1-.. • "; .".- : P -.- . " ' .; purchase ever put together In terms of land mass.' -*']?•'-"•. He maintains the decision reached that day was/MacFarland said that his department will then J : The parcels involved are: '&. -. '.te ^=. ^;7. the selling-out of Lee County by ther^ - -•'' have an additional 30 days to review the ap- v- •. • Windior Trust consisting of just slightly ~- ^'commissioners Ken Daniels, Dick Sayer and (i. " pralsals. At that time, he said, negotiations on the more than 5,000 acres, located In the northern por- '-< George Goidtrtp. They granted the development .:. swap of the lends can begin.; "• '.-. •-. : • A._i ii frights to the property owners, subsequently, all tion of the Estero Bay Aquatic Preserve. ':,-:: . boards have been put tn a position of having to . The Windsor/Stevens Estero Bay Aquatic Pre-E: : B WindMorfStevens Eatero Bay Acqvalic '~\ -."•. .-:.- J serve Buffer is listed as number 48 on the state's' rrlive with their decision..-,• : :?£• •. ; ". -= -r .,, : Preserve Buffer: Consists of 680 acres in the mid-.. lir CARL wish list. The Sandpiper Cove parcel is ;; '.f-\l;. "We certainly are witnessing something that t : r r die of the Windsor Trust. ''--•-'• ^ .- * v_ rj-;was given awaymany years ago," Goss said.."I :".~- number 53. ., ; / • "-;' ; - • Sandpiper Cove: consists of 605 acres, located ; between Shell Point Village and the Caloosa- ;; -. ,> j* think we have accomplished something." He said . ,: MacFarland explained that, despite the fact ';. o si' the restrictions and site plans proposed for the these properties are farther down the scale on the hatchce River. '- .-• . " - • -, '; ; -^; residential planned development (RPD) will pro- , list of purchase priorities, acquisition of the lands ^Addi/jonalty, the settlement reached Feb. 6 pro- .' .: '• tect the .environmentally-sensitive lands; there will could be a reality within time constraints of the ': •.vtdc5 for the negotiation of a deal on the Seminole K^be no marina; no direct access to Summerlin or > lawsuit settlement. A land swap is involved and : Gardens tract. This parcel is located to the east of •^; McGregor; and development will be kept out of will speed un the process because no cash has '-" i the Windsor Trust and consists of approximately : L \.,vfidisputed areas. '^C''-'-':"-.'•',"- '-."^•--'^••- ••:" :.:•".•••',-' *_•bee '.'-'•n discussed at this time, he said. X1: ^yiK^I've got a sick feeling In my stomach," said > ^ :: : - -r Commissioner Donald Slisher, who cast the second ;;'iv dissenting vote. He maintained that the county - STARDIAL , '...'"fi i-U received nothing out of the settlement. „ ' ? from IA;"1- • - -•-•- ^••'-."-\/.{ that it created an "impossible situation" as far as •^ihl' Slisher questioned Fred Bosselman, special • ""•".' Stardial has agreed to forego developing sen- '; ' evacuation was concerned. :. - ,..'•',-. ^T 1 '"counsel for the county in the suit, what would be sitivc wetland and mangrove parts of their "I'm astounded," Councilman Fred Valtin said of^ riU the worst-case scenario should the county choose : acreage, of which 660 acres lies east of the .V A* the county's decision to settle. ., '. -r- -:'r -T ; to go to court. The ease was stated to be heard .causeway toil booth, 605 acres east of Shell Point: >Valtin said he ?ioped public acquistion would r'-_ i-;: Monday, Feb." 10In federal court tn Fort Myers. : Boulevard and 110 acres near the intersection of lake place to make the whole area unbuildable, : v ;;;:;; The county has spent In excess of $1 million to --ASummerlin and Winklcr Roads. ° ;•-" .,-;;•?. and noted strong public sentiment toward public^ : The company also agreed to. held off building for rather than private use; ., v/ ' - ' '-'-: - "^ .!>•: '2-'-• ; "Overall environmental considerations rather - •;': protect the natural resources In these areas, with a year to allow negotiations for the state to pur-: n; '; attorney's fees climbing to "six figures,'!-; :. . chase the land as part of the state's Conservation \ than this development might seriously Interfere with the maturation of other selfish considera- -• • V ';> Bosselman said. The worattase scenario would be and Recreational Land (CARL) program. I [' r 7 i'iithat the county would lose the case. The plaintiff, Sanibel city manager Gary Price said this week l tions," he said. :~..-- , ". •'-•-: •'•-•-• .^r Stardial, had requested $20 million In damages.-.; that county estimates of hurricane evacuation of j ~, Councilman Mike Klein felt Sanibel would be at-/: v: The county could end up paying that, plus its at- - the islands may take into account 25,000 dwelling '• fectcd by the Stardial decision in traffic jams on y-k torney's fees and StardiaVs attorney's fees. He units for the Summerlin corrMor but it was a con- ; the island. ^ :"'-- -'-<.. " . >';- was doubtful the plaintiff would be awarded the 4 cern to the city. It is already'estimated to take 20 ; "I think it's going to contribute more to the con- - /^KJ2O million.-v/ : •• \A\ :•'},-• •:.'-. •••''•"'''... hours to evacuate Sanibel and Captiva, he said. •; =' gestion problem on Sanibel," he said, pointing out ;;'A-J] "If you really want a worst-case, you could be "I think it's.too bad," Price aaid of the' ; • that residents just off island would naturally ".;•• v facing a personal liability of S16 million," said dccisfon.bul added, "the county wouldn't have ^.; spend their afternoons on Sanibel. '". " : j; v ; ••-^Commissioner Roland Eastwood. He informed his. done it unless they thought it's necessary." • A ; "No matter whether we get 3.000 or 13,000 .; 1 : " ^ fellow board members that the county is only cov- ; Over $1 million has been spent fighting the (. ^ units, it's going to be bad, it realty is," he said.. - ered for a $4 million settlement. ..- &. A-••":.. •.-- Estuaries and related legal battles. Commissioner . Councilman Bill Hagerup hoped for state pur.-
Mary Ann Wallace noted In her opposition to the; chase, -i-rs :-'--':' ••--. .•• .. • •' '-^•';."' -""••-, ;-." " :_~ ^Eastwood said he has been involved with the . decision. ^--',-, '• ' •-- :-" ." ;•; - , "If St?te Senator, Frank Mann givrs his support, : lawsuit since April 1974. The case has gone all the ' • "It puts an intolerable squeeze on Sanibel," said Which he has indicated he will do, and can get K •:• way to the U.S. Supreme Court. "I feel this is pro-J Sanibtl Mayor Louise Johnson, "It's horrifying to'1'. other support to have the state purchase this pro- perty that has to get a solution." The case has .^ think of the additional cars and people who are go- perty, I tjjjink we'll be in good stead," Hagerup - -gone nn for 12 years..-.;; " . . - V ; ing to need beaches." •" ^'. '_: '';..' / ;• • comm^nt*d.' ^ - •-. -,-, .. •-' . .- ; • '•'."•• Wallace urged fellow lawmakers to reconsider -^ : • SHe felt there must have been aspects of the. •] . . Evidence of Stardial owners' willingness to : what they were planning on doing. The settlement settlement of which council wasn't aware and \ work with the slate toward purchase was en- : . turned down two weeks ago was better, than the county conimissioners had to consider, but sairl ,' : couraging,Hagerupsaid.P ^ >' .: •'- one before them Feb. 5. "In essence, yes, we are : losing a lot."D > ; ," . ; - 6A 0 FEBRUARY 13 1966 D ISLAND REPORTER
CEPD — that the sandbags extended further than the re • from 1A Hearings set for quired 13 feet into the Gulf Irom a member of the department s staff ac-or He added thai the DNR permit includes plans dtng to Moore Second turbidity turtaim were to Legislative Delegation ' and specification* that retju re only the first fhe have been placed around the dredge Moon in rj foot by 13 foot sandbag lo be filled with concrete dicated The third condition concirned a benthic The final schedule and location for the hearings It appeirs that state officials arc uncleir as to stud) report that had not at thai time been riceiv being held by the Southwest Florida Legislative v nether concrete was used in an> other bags ed by the department This his mm been FPCIIV Delegation his neen set The hearings will be held other thin the landward stabilizer cd at the follnwiDg locations and times l>adon said hig agency gjive the board the *— DNR coastal engineer Mark I eaaon said Tue* Feb 13 «30 1130pm Uhii.li choice of removing the unpcrmitted work to bring day that the projictjiohted thri e conditions of ACFLS Community Center on Homestead Road and the project into compl ance or applying for an" the DNR permit the sand bags were too hijj the Ftb 13 2 5pm Count) commission room after tht fact modification which hi said Cr I'D hndward sandbag was filled with concrete and The legislators Rep J Keith Arnold ID Fort has pursued two foyers of bags were used ntsr the shoreline Mverst Rep Fled Dudley IR Cape Coral! Rep Such a request would have to be approved by when only one lijer was permitted he said ^ \crnon Pctples ID Punta Gorda) Senator Pat the governor and cabinet Leadon saiff and thai According to Moore the crux of the dispute his Meal ID Brndcnton) Rep Mary I lien Hawkins IR tht earliest date this could be accomplished would En the mixing of cement with the sand and that Naples) and Sen Frank Mann H) Fort MjersiwiU be March 4 ihL sandbags extend well bojond the 13 feet be addressing the Issues they plan to bring to the An anxious board waited in tttc mealtime for stipulated in the DNR permit 1986 legislative session the agency lo decided whether project engineer One time they told us they uere using concrete Art Learned and contract if Dick llolmbtrg could in the bags ihotr mi an high water the rext time Rosenberg said the board s waiting to hear proceed with permitted construction while the they told us (hey were not usin^ any cemert whether tht. state agency m\\ pern-it the CLI'D to modification request was bung processed Moore md Iravi the unpermittcd work and go ahead with the There s no way we are in violation a It could be thai all the bags have concrete in second phase of the project or whither the work disgusttd Dick llolmbrrg made dtar before the them shi added but at I his point we don t had to be removed ° cmtrtjincY meeting know They wrrc supposed lo let us know Monday The concrete we are usng was in the plan3 m CEPD Commissioner Rob Martin taid thai (he Rosenberg noted We are -inxioiisly witting Ac itially because of the rockpile This is not a natural DNH is evaluating various suggestions that v.crt know they arc working on it beachfacc — it s got to be a horror story of un put forward at the last meeting DNIt officials According to Rosenberg tht projtct is about mturalness because we have to deal with dog were at the site Feb 7 and determined that tht / five day* away from completion bonca wood groins concrete groins wilh steel project was in violation Commissioner Hans Wilson indicated that it was bars sticking up and so on The only way we could On Tucsdiy acting CEPD Admlnistntor'A^cnt pretty obvious thai more concrete was used than build the stabilizers was by using concrete inter Scott Rosenberg said the board was still waiting allowi>d in the project and agreed that the main jection processe* llolmbtrg said Interjection to hear from the DNR reason for the slop work order came from the fact processes refers to the pumping of sand Q -**
Attention Kiwanians , The Kiwams Club of Sanibel Captiva Islands is now meeting at the Putting Pelican Beachview Country Club, DESIGNER LOOK-ALIKE Sanibel Breakfast meetings HANDBAGS every Wednesday 7 30 A M & AND SMALL Visiting Kiwanians weicome For 'ACCESSORJES further Informal on call John Frcdlund472 1537 "« Linen Closet Kfwanla Club Of Sanlbcl-Captlva IaUods 11650LHITWOODDR "3 POBo,l n T MYERS FL 33908 San bet HoHda 33957 *„ 466-2030
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on Periwinkle Way objected to the presence at; craft sales which might compete with similar workf' County gets .tough d Shop owners 'puirthe rug' in a few of the shops, Mrs. Klein said. ••' .^ . on craft guild show ,'% Marquis" Partridge said decision to prohibit Ihe over disabled parking law-; : guild's use of Periwinkle Place was made by an"- /: at Periwinkle Place «, "informal'-'tenants'association concerned about -. Lee County.has launched a get-tough campaign . competition. p , *• v . . ;- against people who park their cars in spaces re- By Earl Hart man , The show could have moved to Periwinkle"> :. served for the handicapped when they arc not Gardens, a new and smaller shopping center : eligible. ,./ ~. '. ".,- :: • . \S=?r-' ; ancellcd" 77 that word is anathema to managed also by Marquis Property Management r. As.pf Feb. 5, the county deputies for I,ee Coun- any show promoter, producer or par- — but instead of Periwinkle Place's tree-shaded ^ ty Tax Collector's Office embark on a new enforce- , X- ticipant. :, _ ' ^ > ' courtyard, the guild would ha'yc had tt' lisc the ' ment programand violators face $100 fines plus : .-/ But cthat's what has happened to the seventh an- court costs. •, ' & • -.- -• , • parking lot there, Klein said/; „ ,..: :? nual Southwest Florida Craft Guild Show and Saleii Cancellation was a matten'of timing too. ;. '•,'. Bui drivers will get 30 daysV^race before the.; on Sanibel scheduled for at Periwinkle PUcc this "• "It could have been avoided if we'd had a little arm of the law cracks down heavily. For thefirsl Saturday. -^ : '•_•• ':.'.'. "\ longer notice,",Klein said. 'II takes a lot of time to month, most violators will get red and yellow ".We feel like we've had the rug pulled out," said .undo something that it took a lot of lime to set up .warning^otices instead of tickets. • .. Evelyn Klein of Sanibel, chairing the event. ' • in the first place." - • ,. "•'-• , il , Lee County Commissioners voted Jan. 15 to in-: The show and sale would have included hand- :This year would have bcon'thc seventh year in crease the fine from $15 to $100. -13 crafted "pottery, woodcarying, enamels, basketry,, a row that the show and sale had been fceid at: • Says Anita Flaitz, director of 1,EE CARES, : batik fabrics, weaving, metal sculpture, jewelry Periwinkle Place, but next year's show, she said. "Only vehicles that display a disabled parking per- and stained glass. Craftsmen were qualifiedjfor en- ; would be held somewhere other than a shopping- mit arc permitted to park in a property designal- : ; try by a judging commiltee.r • -. "-. ' center. ". \k. : " - ; . ed handicapped parking space." " "•-. ~~- , . ' Klein was still trying Monday to contact the "We definitely would like to have something - .a There are a!so strict niles for posting disabled-.. •"• many participating craftsmen and artisans — y next year,'-' she said, "Hut I think we'll definitely : only parking spaces: they must.have ground tnark^ some of whom lived as far away as West Falm hate In stay away from shopping centers." ^-f* :: : ings and a Florida Dept. of Transportation- ; -> Beach and Tampa ,-• to tell them the bad news. Noting the success of recent craft fairs on the approved sign. Ftaitz said it was imperative that It was only last Saturday the treasurer of the grounds of Sanibel Community Center. Klein said ail handicapped parking spaces be properly posted Southwest Florida Graft Guild received the news , that they would consider SCC - although an ad- < "prior to Feb: 5 to minimize inadvertent error on - that they could hot use Periwinkle Place as .._ vantage of Periwinkle Place had been that the the parl ol the puhlic. _^ : ^ .; ,; scheduled from Marquis Property Management,., group had not had to pay for it. SCC charges put-. J Applications for a disabled permit may be ob which manages Periwinkle Place for owner . 1 side groups for facilities, - - ;; tained from the Les County Tax Collector's office." Mariner Corporation. . f — e The craft guild had other shows this season, but : Application fee is $5 ^nd the permit must be The letter had been mailed to the group's . not on Sanibel. i'lt's too late to reschedule one "" . renewed annually.D ..-, , " ":•• . .^ ' .. treasurer that Thursday by Sherry Partridge, here," Klein said. • :. '.•''., ;•'..••";•;••=- : Periwinkle Place's property manager. :% But her main trouble now is contacting this \. The reason? Store owners at the popular center year's participants to cancel Saturday's show.O \ ..
Jhe Game's Not Over Until You Visit Mulligan's Restaurant at "the Dunes Golf and - and lounge at the Dun«!\ : Tennis Club! ••."/.; SANlBa"S ONLY IS-HOl£ GOlf COUR5t Iht Dunn Gc4 ud Tciuii CU b the IMM al SMbtTi •*lf II holt goK toanc nd *King nitjt. Tkt Dunn 111111111 „ fcmnhiUr • • Hreibn^^i ta HIMI rd IBMIMV • Ou II hob MM hi IwVi Ihf M^mml of tht "laiU* ni« and ihr thifcnj* rf tht Mid* «uw * brhHnf itnqt Mi Iraom frnn on FW *i*S ~ P ihof Inctwln tomplrk ht ; : ;i; > - OUR GOAL- ; : To Serve You with Fine Quality Printing "v-j^Hi;^;^^^^ • -; ij:^!^^ ;f ill .alf yoju^ 44? S«nd Cattle Rond Sanlbrl M.nd. Huidd 339S7 : les 8I3«2-J355 -S'Vp'45rpiriw!iiUe W^fVSanifei island,'Florida 33957 '•'•U®? X COt/ANDTF-NMSOtB G3££t n Privacy; Direct Bay Access: IflJnparalleled View ^ And loyiiig c>;crx:mmuie. Sanibel/Accommodations v .offcft.yoKniore luxiiry^rentals'tHan.any'olhcr ^^ 1 : vacation property ijianagcmeht teani in.Ihe area!•;•: •; • 3 bed 2-bath Let us help you clioose your riextlsland vacatioh- >' ,• Large screened -.hnhie.-*- ' ' ' j :'; ~'i:' •: • '^ •;.-".;;-:v': •.'^.:/V ',::: ;." porch,-1 • c •' —^—•-.: Mosj.of bur i-esort.^o'ridbmi'niumsare; . ; : '••• 4 Additidnalj*:-'' •; iocajiitl^irectly pi>ihe,GullV f':;': X'^Ai : vOurljusury accommodations[feature:' •••"-: decks;:?' .:£::'• :;tehnis.cburts, heated'Swirnming pools,::;; • Vaulted ceilings •^ living.room, dining room, fully.,'... iv.^7 • Lake View - :> '*' •:.' ./equippe'dWfciicnsicoloftelevlstonsiind:; $275,000 r : • Private deep- ••""•'• ,;'much more."'' :. i -.••,"•'-- . ^"' '•••••', - Q t s-:! :•(••••••. ^ •:•<-'-. :\}: • ; ~^'-:- f water dock " vi .• Uhour"check-in services...;; "•'• ";.;..••••'£ Visitor phone our rental office andlet' Sanibel':/••, :: y ; Acc'ommodaUon^iWowybuiwhy we art Sanibel" V^ •"•••: •' v,:'- v. --'••.; ALs6: "." i>'-~ •""•• :-y:--' , Island'syacationlrental.headquarters.':,}.;*:".- -'-•>•/•'/ DUNES SUBDIVISION - LOT 19 - BLOCK B $40,000 • MAKO 22 • 200 H.P; NEW DODGER - $4500 :; - NORTH CAPTIVA DUNES LOT • $17,500;•;-,v For Information or Appointment Call: 01 i 472-5443 or 472-5335 » >: X1 ri piny. _.-*•, ISLAND REPORTED D FEBRUARY 13, 1986 U 9A r '" ** ^ ^"WOPEN HOUSE 8 .Jndaj.Jelmiar) 11,1986 11 0(1 AM lo 100 I'M JANTHINA-PKNTIIOUSE 1CALTOR* Gull Tront spai IOUS 3 bedroom, 2 bath with « VIP REALTY OROLP INC. 5301 San Cap Rd private garage and beach (across ttomWulie-tRdl cabana Tastefully ap B13 472 3456 pointed Featured in Ar thitectural Digest Duraclean In Hone »yHi Drapery, Upholstery and Carpet Cteandtg hnpimimn lilcmtl * t linn inllimit • en, Travel and Leisure ' ^ vllle lor Lunch or Dinner tf< Srnrlng 7 days 5 30 -10 00 p m [ <^ ^ Full Bir Service All major credit cirdi FOR DETAILS CALL (813) 472-9393 Cflpliva Island • 472 5558 CBC 012428 Lie Real Estate Brokers Endangered GRAND Species OPENING! OF OUR NEW DECORATOR MODELS! * JIVE 2 & 3 BEDROOM " RESIDENCES TO CHOOSE FROM YOU'LL LOVE THE LOCATION • YOU'LL LOVE THE VALUE sea ^ spray ol S.iniin-1 ISI.UMI Delightfully lecated apart from commer cial areas of Ssnibel Island Sea Spray is destined to be the island s most exclusive private res'dential community, offering a limited number of beachfront and beach ac cess homesites A unique opportunity to be a part of what may be Sambels last beachfront single family community L Lennar Homes brings the American Dream home to you FLORIDA'S FIHEST LIVING! I! „ , K.4 $44,640 South Florida's #1 Builder O !'•'<$•-'' 10A D FEBRUARY 13,1986 D ISLANftBEPORTER ' ir* Revetment okayed ^ the structures would not survive the winter storm ~ season. The owners did have" the right to protect': "for Mucky buck beach " • their upland properties. •%..'' -: '••-: ••'• said, but have been.used successfully in some , • : : ! - are to move their building landward, elevate the areas. ...; •>'-.;"- • : ; ••;. ; • '•.-:,. ^'' '•", ... "_'/.- structures, destroy and reconstruct the buildings Judah argued that the rock revetment will help . i or wait until a nourishment program is adopted . i speed up erosion of the beach, something the area ; for Captiva. These, he maintains, are not options. a has-been plagued with for years. Revetment will . ^ Wilson pointed out that his clients' building . ' steepen the beach profile and eliminate the have already suffered structural damage. He cited possibility of a beach dune system,he said. ."^ ,., ; : the severe storms thai wrecked the coastline dur- | Revetment has been appmved for other areas of. I ing the past hurricane season, causing the beach 7 : | Captiva, goss noted. •••'"". '-;-••- .'--.-' - Vr area to erode more quickly. His clients took . x The motion to approve th« rcvelmfint did not i ^emergency steps during the storms to protect .. * "come without conditions, Goss conditioned the ap-. r~ their property by installing a temporary revet- Erosion damage from last reason** hurricanes :.:- prnval with the stipulations that the county must V --; X.ment: "„.-• >,: '• ' '•' •-. •. ; .-•-"•" ,,-• to the beachfront of the Mucky Duck (left) • V: be held harmless, and any revetment, should it ' ?'•.;•• Commission^Chairman Porter Goss, who" ; _ prompted their request for a protective revet- ever be necessary to remove it from the shoreline, : represents thiTarea on the law-making body, said ment, which was approved by the county. ;! must b-removed at the property"owner3* -:, "- he was fearful that if some action was not taken, : expense.O : V -^ f. • -?i'•">"=" ""'.%- ."-"• •-'.'"?. -;. • •.Short of hotding a seance, we can't With the consequences of displeasing Florida Grouperori Vfednesday. Jamaican :•; actuallygeterKJor^rrientsfrompeoptelike someone like him in mind, we created > Chicken on Thursday. And New York Strip : Emest Hemingway, King Henry VJ1I, -; ChadwJck's ajl>-ou-can-eat buffets. SteakonSaticiiy.'-v.,". v ' . ;- or Napoleon Bonaparte, v : ^- -.-.. - Mynesianf^radiseonTuesday.-"'•'«? ."•. :-".PhJsaspedaJmenuforotherhard- '! ;^Ye^Ch Seafood Delight on Friday. Champagne lo-pleaselittle people.%urVids. >t : please them in spirit . .] Brunc^onSunday.AndbountiftJ lunches :'AJIatpricessore3SonabIe>wJcan , ; —• Aftera longday; of battling martin everyday.. "' :" :: afford to feed an arm>'. . *b ''"•*• or battling a typewriter, ftipa Hemingway , " Henryp :" We heartily endorse a visit to . VIP REALTY CROUP, IfJC. I ~. would havewred to avmdbattling a necktie. tothecook. : Chadwkk's in the near future. , '. 5101 S»n CapiW.~ •> • ; .SohewouidhavelovedChadwkk^ ."' Gently persuading reluctant prin- v'- As wTjuldajcouple of history's '•*>'• (across Item WulfeilRd.)!-- - andourfreshseafoodfChoicemeats,,; . cipalities topin the empire doesn t leave •biggest eaters.""'- " "-; . •'= ••:'• 813-4 72<* A 56 ,,^decadentdesserts,aiHlo^vinednnks. •--:,, a general much time to Ditch a quick bite. , And one of history's smallest one's. ' ;- BecaisewhiletheamTOSphere'snitbflr Which is why Napoleon is tradition- ' ;:.; more sophisticated than an' Anican satin, (,^aIIy portrayed with a hand inside his coat, '•i-1 the dress is almost as casu.ii. ••;• "-.:•'•" iiiassaging his growling stomach. ; >^ :':.King Henry VHhrent through six.?. .' == If only he, \\-erc around for :: ".- wires trying to find one who'd give him ; ,-" Chad\yick'sdinr»er5pecLils. Prune Rib good food in king-sized portions. ~~t •. ;• • , ;: and King Crab Duo on Monday. St:if fed »>ld into prostitution, mur- dered. !t could happen loyour ' child. Take stepi now to en- «nre >^ur child's safety. One place to find out more u ill . your neighborhood phar- macy. ,Tilln V^^Mk thildrr .1.0 (he m m hricfly tin television ".„". time fur. idrnlifH-:ition, Nuw" §sm •uch postei* are displayed ~ regularly at neighborhood pharmacies across the nit lion, pi acenwhere almost everyone .'. goe« frequently. It'* part of : tht ChtU) Care pniffram. :l tTeatM hy the Sixridy Vat _ Ytiunic Vklims and spun- ;' ^- ^;" Hisrvd by thel'arkcf )«I*15 (Jivi- ' sinn .ifWnmer Iaml*rt Com- pany. .i;" _ :• • / ;--.."-•• -:the proKtiim display ,i Chill Cure bulletin hoard with ph.f mm U>s und drsrriptionn of roinfi-- inir children, nitularly ^ up- _^ APPEARING AT CHADWICK'S ATRIUM LOUNGE: EVERY NIGHT BUI' TUESDAY: her will Itr displayed that Jim ican call if >IHI think >im TIT- . »Kni A former PGA player and club pro- signing both the coui^e and the clubhouse fessional for more than 20 years Charlie was to keep our members happy Our in "Each hole Knowles had a continuous hand in shap- tention is to make Vintage agrea* place to ing and perfecting tns championship live as well as to play golf 18 hole go'f course at Vintage Golf and at Vintage Country Club Guest play will be accepted for a limited time and annual memberships are At Vintage wo ve taken tne best available Call the Vintage Pro Shop at ofmarty besfeatures andputthemallin 765 eOOOforstartingtimesandlnforma is like to one tremendous golf course ^ tion Homesites from $65 500 to Itwas mostimportant I felt, thatthe $130 500 experiencing greens ard fairways had the proper rolling movement twantedalotofunduiationto Villas and Townhomes from the greens and I wanted to have something $173 250 lo $207 400 anew and that #ouW appeal to every caliber of golfer Each hole of the 7 029 yard long totally course has a most unusual fiveset s of tees making It demanding enough to attractbig name tournaments and yet plaj able for all membors from high handicappers to different championship caliber players 7 7 Over 5V£ miles of concrete cart (COlf AMD COUrrJHT CUJB) course . paths enable carts to pass pach other dur- T II II) IVJ!. ing daytime play and be transformed into bikjng and jogging paths during the even A Banyan Group Community Ing And the Vintage pracucefacliUes are withouta doubt the very best in Southwest 19721 Tamlami Trail (U S 41) Florida= Fort Myers, FL 33908 „ 7!/i miles south of The Bell Tower Ovir primary considerauon in de- (813) 785-4663 o u T% D Ghnrlie Knowles Director of Golf and Club Operations 11- u> • '^S&t "^*"* -EJ,-* ^T5^^^^^OTW^n^ffTB3»T 12A O FEBRUARY 13 1S86 D ISLAND REPORTEH PENNY STOCKS Capltatltt cm thm Fat*™ of AM tries Investment Hankers A-1 SHAVER 8c SMAU APPLIANCE Specialising In Emerging Growth Compa REPAIRS • SALES • Call for your FREE Report "Shaver repa rs*hlo you ho I" 1-800-282-8284 4450 Cleveland MI e#JDr Zovte'i Plan 936-5618 v Ash for Jim Bailey or Jeff Cohen ISLAND EQUIPMENT RENTAL / 25 Ym Ago? 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HrgWayby&us U-nB tor JI M0 Smith said amendment to the land use plan a recommended YttUion Shcpa it fof i poo1 and dech .it 66? Dii* Bc^n fUud by To allow occupancy the ground floor restooms procedure under Federal Emergency Management rtnoi. n Pooti IW torJMMO needed to be approved a practice which does not Administration ((uidclmes Hen™ Su'uni tot repa s 19 a st etn enc'o'u t at 709 Ancnor Dt-rt Djr meet the new code s standards Without the They did recommend to city council that the Fa K s A um rum tor S3 GOO restrooms the project.. Pev HeffflfSlw W a pool tiouie v*dd«tVat?tO9ft iwn«itby new code s flood and stormproofmg section be C*U-S t Co p tor J& SOO of occupancy amended to allow such ground level pool TedWagnei of »$ng«t,)mi¥ jiflencea &00!CUmBa|5ulan« lot Periwinkle Pines Is a 23 unit single family and reslrooms for common areas but denied the 10 try W ndff. d Pe>e opmcnl tor Ki W duplex complex being developed by Smith and ^ variance for Periwinkle Pines by a vote of 4-3 Ted Wignt tot i s ng e Unny tesn3*ivt Jl 6000 Clam Bayou tant lot William Latendn with common pool pool '-? with William Webb Mark Westall and Penny 11 by W nd«a d De-t-opment lor 155 SIS restrooms and tennis facilities Rogers voting against denial s in! nag et tot l single tarn ly residence H 6004 C4m Bayou Une lot 9 by ft nd** d Devt opment for J55 515 As a condition of its development permit all Passage of a motion to withold a recommenda tectwagne lw a s ntf« famiV essence tt B006Cttm Bayou Lane W common areas Including roads must be completed tion to city council to favor an appeal was over 8 by W niJ*l d Development for Ji5 515 before any occupancy of the first phase of develop turned late in the meeting when commissioners Shcfl island Such f ub tor a *a k and de k at 3000 ttgti noust fload by A t(k HUM O-menscfil lor U SCO metit -^ 1 reopened discussion agreeing to give their bless Robert McFjnaft t« a SW pool ^«le it *26 LiWc tide line by The problem Smith needed to overcome to ing so council mght consider the case under its Fa'caStfi orl?G24 satisfy tK vacationing buyer was that planned less stringent criteria D Allar-KenlotaMMa pool ^ea e-at 336S lit Road by falco Soai tor S? 800 1 BICYCLE RENTALS Pizza RENT THE BEST FOR IBS • Best Sellers • Dale Books "We Deliver" • CookbooKs • Shell Books • Travel Guides • Nature Books . \ 472-0212 • Posters • Mote Paper Delivery & pick np Featuring • Children s Books THE BEST PIZZA •-10M Off S or more BlkM. • Nautical Charts Also tandem BMX. Child Blkei ITALIAN BEEF SANDWICHES • Jigsaw Puzzles Free Delivery * Pick Up. ITALIAN SAUSAGE ,• Special Orders FINNIMORE SBBHIRB.8>'f> SANDWICHES CYCLE SHOPfiSifiH " ITALIAN SALAD S Once you try you'll ask 472 - 5577 T> U% cook lomglil " x Open (or Lunch (rom 11 A m 1 10 p m (closed Sunday lunch only) -_Q. Open 7 night* 4pm 11 p n PEPWINltU WAY 1333PHiwlnkle 2440 Palm Ridge Road • Pfllcan Place • Sanibel all GREG WEGMRZ RtALTOD1 ,VIP REALTY OHOIP INC ° 5301 San Cip fld (across InmWulhnM) 813 472 3456 OLD FLORIDA STYLE 2 This is 4 uery spadous 3 br 2 bath plan which offers A large master su te a large separate dining room and a bay a tundoui breakfast nook Architectural trim crown and base moldings & paneled doom ^ for details, please Inquire 1619 Periwinkle Way, Suite 101 Sanibet Ft. 33957 472-5858 O J 14A D FEBRUARV 13 1986 D ISLAND REPORTER VALENTINE • from 1A Sen. Chiles wants last of Kutnmer s antique revolving picture books through the stomach crowd are Trivia Bits Lover by Ernest Niuter now reproduced by Intervisual Fdition neatly packaged petite cheese crackers to hear from you Communications or those new ugl> valentines around information such as A He was 62 and his like the one with one giraffe sizing up another at wife wis Dyan Cannon in FLbruary 1966 Mark Bailey district assistant for Ub Sen tea with the comment I think you re simply More earthy types will prefer to bake their own I*awton Chilps will be holding office hours at a divine! Won t you be my \alentine? Or the draw probably from the Juicy Miss Lucy Cookbook v-inciy of I ee i. ounty locations beginning Fcb 12 ing of two crocodiles in a boudoir wi'h theUcgrnd that cones in just about this timi every >ear On tcb 12 Railcy will be at the Fort M>ers Ct u You make me smile mv little crocodile! Happy ind goes out again before t e 14th according to ty Hall council chambers from 15pm Valentine s Day! Paige I Qwman of The Unprcssurcd Cooker On Feb 13 plans call for meetings on Sambe! But if your darling has a sweet tooth you rmy V\e arc also down to one heart cake pan shi from 8.30-10.30 a m at tne Sanibel city council want to put that sentiment in chocotatc and sird slid last wiek though we have heart cookie cut chambers and 12 4pm at the Cape Coral cilj them hand-era ft td In thi« case my little lers and heart molds _ council chaiibers He will conclude his isit with a crocodile may actually be an aliigitor but is one And who s buying all these goodies and sent! meeting at I ehigh Acres Senior Center 219 Plaza shopkeeper put it There s probably not much dif ment? Mostly grandmothers according to om Drive from 10 a m to 1 p m on Frb 14 ference i*ho was (She may not have yet seer the little Chiles urges all those with conrcrns to atltnd And for the chocolate lover that s no doubt girl s dress with red hearts in the window of Lads one of the meetings Bailey will be holding " true according to dippers at The Chocolate Strau, and I assies berry a gourmet chocolatier in the Periwinkle But with Karen \ alentme of Sea and Sky b-jsily Place addition who specializes In chocolate hearts sel'ing heart shaped mirrors and mugs with hearts golf balls tennis racquets and fruit hand dipped on on and I love Sanibd license plates with a >ou the spot knoH what in the middle its \ a Ion tine s Day all Newer for the surest way to the heart Is year long on the island G NANNY'S LAST ONE TERRIFIC Homesite on Surfsound COLORFUL A Traditional Children's Shoppe Court at the end of the ACCURATE road on a pond on the Fin€ Clothing \^J*J Beach Toys BOLD! bike path Deeded access IN A WORD SmockedBDresses^ 'Books ^ Swimwear^f Plush Animals to the Gulf THt ISLAND REPORTFH Hats %tvSl Toys« "* >. $55,000 Baby Gifts 1^ , „„ Dolls SURF REALTY REPORTER OldeSanlbel Tarpon Ba> & Periwinkle Openl0 9,Mon Sat 472 0304 (813) 472-5200 > \U Sale to Look Your Best" Windward (roir the people who care the most Fine Handcrafted Jewelry about your hair by Nan Baer o' Captiva - For Your Valentine - 10X OFF KAIR CARE GIFT CERTIFICATE WITH THIS AD WINDWdRD SANIBEL BEAUTY SALON Located In Ba ley * Shopp ng Center 4721111 Discover One'Of The Last°Great Opportunities On Sanibel estled on the serene and peaceful Sanibcl Islund is a specially designed communit) that compliment' nature without interrupting it Seagull Estites • Seagull Estates is a new, luxury housing community that s the perfect place to relax, to dream and to enjoy life Each FIP REALTV CROLP INC. f 5301 San Cap RC magnificently crafted single family home sits on ' cross from WullenR 1/3 acre of secluded, lush property Just a short "' 813 472 3456 stroll away are the white sandy beaches of Sanibel 3 and the sparkling waters to the Gulf And Seagull Estates is a short drive to the Ding Darling Wildlife Sanctuary, a bn dwatcher s paradise Choose from four unique floor plans and dozens of deluxe amenities Each home features a metal roof, screened in porch fireplace, energy efficient neat and air, plus the following European style cabinets microwave oven, washer/dryer, kitchen bar, cathedral ceiling in living room We've also added some extra amenities to make Seagull Estates even more attractive Tennis courts, a refreshing swimming pool, a relaxing Jacuzzi, and a cabana complete with kitchen for entertaining Now s the time to become a part of the beauty of that tropical island you ve always dreamed of escaping to Come to Seagull Estates SEAGULL ESTATES For more information or an appointment call Id (813) 472 6950 % PO Box 169 (2700 West on Gulf Drive) Sinibel Florida 33957 1089 SHELL HAKBOK CAPTAIN'S WALK 9hG KING S CROW N DRI\ K r ast I'cnw inklo \\ at Yr hj Hlni-irtll ~2lMlnlM \l n! jmn ihaU r *•(.. ntr n pttm spi rilt \s dale n prcm r< BY THE SEA \{l « (Mi Idle Hi Id ng Hrtl It r I eft I n I) BEACHVIEW COLNTRY CLUB ESTATES 12211'ar \ie\\ Drue 2MMUstGulf Drnc Thiruln Mruan ll-.'IMl,.,, IM (I It an n ti a 1 Irrss .is m vtj.ni arc alii wed in Ihis rxrtusitr mpk\) , Uurs Su.ll « Krallor \,, tulr nn prcnme* Thutsd iv M»ruar> 1J I I'M to > I'M ° K.ub, l,l,,u»r, II-2IMI, .1M i \lison tijmin Keillor Usocnte on premises J hn S rkcn* Keillor Vn'orute n prcm jt% L HOMES CONDOMINIUMS .Nh\\ LISTING TENMbPLACE B2-1 - On Canal with direct ' accisi to Bay and Gulf Two bedrooms one bath plus \anity $92 000 Call Marge McCombs Ilialtor Assomte After hours 466 6631 ^ HARBOR HILTON — Tropical eleganct in a prcstigioLs beachfront resort The Sambel Island Hilton Inn is a touch of 4 sopmsticntion in a cisual atmosphere Two bedro^T^IX«a baths tastefully furnished with c magnificent Gulf view $]9J^00 Call •' "JO Lisa Smith Realtor \ssociate After hours 472 9730 CANAL HOME Two bedroom plus study or third bedroom.home with two baths and hrge family room LnEng room dining area plus kitchen and family room make this a very functional home The two car girage large screened porch with solar heated hot tub plus root top sundcck add to the tivahility of this home Priced at just $215 000 Call 472 4000 for appomlmert -SUNSLT CAPTI\ A #fi - This he-ml> vegetated site with cedar home offers cathedral ceilings fireplace gorgeous sunsets from every room solid oak cabinetry wraparound porches loft Kiln skylight private sunning deck off master suite pool tennis boat dock outdoor shower storage clostl covered parking and c* cellent rental history The perfect combination of IOK maintenance and true value Offered at $329 000 furnished Call - Price reduced" AND what a view Ou' Meryl Eriksson Realtor After hours 472 5566 over the garden courtyard with in uiiobs ructed view of the Gulf of Mexico Beiulifully furnished two bedroom two bath in a truly luxurj condominium complex Many luxury extras PLUS swim mingpool clubhouse tennis covered parking txtra storage and just a short walk to the Btachview Golf Course $330000 fur nishtd Call Mar{,e McCombs Realtor Assomte After hours 466 6631 o X pa DUPLEXES L\KtbII)t \IU \S — Three HUrooms two haths - one half DbPLEX in % lar^c corner lot Clo>e tq M I of the Dunes SHELL HARBOR CANAL HOMr Cozy Uo bedroom twobath amtnitwi Cill toda> for an appointment Dave Put?cl Broker a home with enclosed Florida room adjacent to kitchen and hrge Saksman After hiurs -172 %88 two car garage This home is nicety furnished and features an ex cellent location near beach with pmate Shell Harbor access Priced it $182 TOO Call 472-4000 for more information J RESIDENTIAL HOME SITES — ESTATES LAGOON LSTATtS Lakctrontagt leveled cl»ared and rtldv ISI \ND!NNI[O\I) Aheautifu! private lot with 17a frontage to go Secluned and quiet location within walking distancn of bank Pit nty of room for the home of vour choice AND a pool Seller will and major shopping center Excellent terms $32i00 Call John carry 50% it a icry attractive rate of interest for up to five Nicken« Realtor Associate for details After hours 472 rj$t80 vcars $10 000 CallJohn Sickens Kealtor Associate After hours 172 W80 * MORE RESOURCES BETTER SOLUTIOSS MAKEMERRILL I,Y1\CIIPEOPLEA BREED APART Informal) n ct rttatnrd hrrtin u+ttr dttmrd arruratr I* not irorranlfd hy Vrrri/ Lgnch Hratlff o 16A D FEBRUARY 13 1986 0 ISLAND REPORTER churches Left.Rn Difny Congregational church Dtnntson o the ^an htl tumnunlif dedication held, Church qnets an u*ht rat the d*hc • CONGRtGATlONAL CHURCH ORGAN CONCERT Edwin R Taylor will be guest concert artist Sunday feb 16 at 4pm when the Sanibcl Congregational United Church of Christ dedicates its new Allen Digital Computer Organ at the new church building Taylor will play a varied progrim of classical and contemporary works for organ lhe community is cordially invited Taylor is a graauate of the Westminster Choir College Princeton and Minister of Music at Cme ^nant Presbyterian Church Fort Mjcrs where he directs a music ministry consisting of six choirs — four singing and two bell choirs He directs the Covenant Concert Series of five or six major con certs annually and has established a major new event in Southwest Florida the Fall Festival of Music held each October at the church D • please see CHURCH 19A GULF FRONT HOME ON FT MYERS BEACH THOMAS BROWN. REALTYJNC. Sinlng SanlBsi Since 1974 2140 Ptlm Ridge Rd,Slnlbel HOMES GULF FFRONT HOME WITH POOL r& 2 bedroom 2 j 8alh» wft freplace Largo living room w th working llrepiace d n no a ea thiee bedrooms and two balhs smail oK ce v. !h powder $* PLUS room ad|o1nlng large hllchen wilh skylight sun deck aDjo ns rras'er bath we bar full bath and d esi ng room J?" 2 2 bedroom 1 bain turn ihed opts. for pool on ground level garden tools storage room two-car enclosed garage F ve ce l ng tans La pe screened/living porch overlooking poo) and GULF New HYDRO SOLAIR System LOCATID directly on the Gull yet bu fered I om the counTv road on lhe WEST GULF DRIVE HOME WITH POOL South end of Ft Myers BeocT Kelt bu It in 197? x This well-constructed home at ground level Includes a la gd Hving'd n ng area three bedrooms two t le baths EXCELLENT HOME EXCELLENT INVE^MENT all electric kitchen and d nelte custom bu It pool and screened lanai util ty 3 ea and two car garage In add ask!ng£34&O00~- REDUCED to $325 000! tion to central A/C anO Heat all rooms and screened lana ars equ pped w th 52 Hunter ce Ing (ans Only 650 CALL MURPHV ASSOCIATES REALTY INC 463 SS85 to the beach by deeded beach access Broker Owned for0 oppofntmeni •- PALM LAKE Lakefront co tage 2 bedrooms bath screened porches carport storage Beach access Oniy jg* 500 LOTS BODYTAHHERS,fflC. SEASIDE One acre Gull front native vegetation located on p estlglous West Gulf Dr ve 10 be m R»cent survey UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT $423 000 NEAR GULF HOMESITES • SEA OATS* ^ Valentine Day Special Several homesitos available In Sea Oals 5/3 from $42 50C to 175 000 for a lot at the corner of West Gu I and S»a c Oood 2/13 thru 2/21 -- Oats Orlves deeded beach access SANIBEL BAYOUS J Large lot In a well developed subd vision All utilil es underground $33 000 Cash or terms ( CANAL FRONT HOMESITE • CALOOSA SHORES Enjoy blrdlng fishing and boating ifom this tranqu I homes te located near the ex I of the W idl fe Sanctuary with 200 + on canal with d red access to Bowen s Bayou and Pine Island Sound JS9 500 SAN CAP ROAD 2 acre homeslte with 200 frontage on San Cap Rd Desirable and well located parcel w in good vegetal on to' a homeowner who desires privacy $50 000 &• CONDOS CONDOMINIUM - THE SEAWIND Townhouse w th two bedrooms bath and a ha f completely (urn shed Laundry center f rst lloor screened EXTRA — Send or Bring a Friend porch plus 2 balconies boat dockaga on Shell Ha bor canal w lhac :ess to San Ca los Bay and a deeied beach access Heated pool and tennis Good rental h story SI 29 500 and receive a SPECIAL BONUS' - — SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNTS - SAND POINTE < 3rd floor Gulf front un I w th beaut ful vewoiGul1 Ovetlookslakethatattractsbrds Laidsca|i ng welt main talned Excellent rentals for 19B5-86 se son Attract ve y furnished JZ15 000 Mon-Sat 8 lo 9 — Sun by appt 11609S ClevsantjAve 'Dragon Plaza ForApp! CalHTS-TOOa O « ISLAND REPORTER • FEBRUARY 13 1986 D 17A .* Build or remodel VALENTINE'S DAY with an expert! CANDY HEART DIGEST PEG OF MY HEART NEW LISTING A beautiful vie* of the Gulf of Mexico or of the 20 b> 10 loot Mark neated sv. m"n nq pool is ava lable from the formal d n ng roon 01 screened lanji McQuade in this spacious apartment Malk in .GENERAL CONTRACTOR clccets and large \anlydr«ssrg areas accent the master and guest suites The fully appUanced kitchen includes a<\ Specializing In commercial, automatic ice maker and trash compac residential and custom Groceries • Dairy Products • Produce tor In one of Sanlbel s most popular ren^ construction Fses*ily Prepared Sandw ches tal complexes and for the smallest invest Irrported & Domestic Beer & Wine ment available we offer KING 5 Over 24 years on the Islands Health & Beauty Atds • Magazines CROWN 113 for S214 900 Sunlan Products • Bestsellers • Postcards IT SNOW OR NEVER 24 hf Kodak Photo Processing AM OUTSTANDING t*o bedroom two THE DELI HAS RETURNED! bath ground floor unit with a great rental 472-2713 history a view of the pool tennis P O BOX 2 CAPTIVA FLORIDA 339Z4 iSSF * 472-2374 facilities located in this desirable Gulf s o m 10 pm 11500 ANDY ROSSE LANE Su Front development This unit says "- ^m CAPTIVA ISLAND island in every resp-ct Including the sheltering coconut and pin** trees CO QUINA BEACH $1*5 000 WHY NOT SAY YES DUNES HOME 4 Bedroom 2 h bath Old Florida style home overlooking a lake and the 10th green of the Dunes Golf Course You II love this rew bright G spacious home which offers a family Island Living-A Lot Closer room plus living room for the finest in tropical living Asking $235 000 SQUEEZE ME TIGHT KINGS CROWN 209 A LOVELY two bedroom two bath unit in popular KINGS CROWN on West Gulf Drive 1750 sq ft includes a dining roam with gulf ./lew Wonderful investment property CINNAMON COVE This unit is priced to sell NOW Jt $222 500 Furnished BE MY SUGAR DADDY TENNISPLACE B 23 This cozy unit is A U.S HOME^ACTIVE, ADULT CONDOMINIUM COMMUNITY right on a deep water canal with dockage available It has 2 oedrooms 1'/? baths Complete Exterior Maintenance „ dishwasher tennis courts a large pod and it can be yours for $88 000 Turnlsh ed APPLE OF MY EYE PENTHOUSE living at a reasonable price! This lovely POINTE SANTO unit has just been recarpeted and refurbished The view from the private sundeck is sen sationalt The price is hard to beat at such a prestigious complex w th excellent ren tal history For $265 000 it can be yours GO AHEAD, JUST TRY The best of the Gulf and Bayjs yours ai SANIBEL MOORINGS Less than a hundred feet from the beach this two bedroom two bath apartment on the top j. floor shares the building with just seven other units Walk across the complex and a boat dock on the canal with a cess to San Carlos Bay and the Gulf of Mexico is available to the owner New air condition Ing unit new top of the line dishwasher new carpet and nev. vinyl floor coverings The Club at Cinnamon Cove X enhance the decor of this tastefully decorated home Yours for S1D9 900 « Heated Pools • Whirlpool Spa, Sauna LETS GET TOGETHER WHITE SANDS two marvelous proper • Stocked Lake *. • Lighted Tennis Courts ties are available in a complex where 14 fortunate families share the pool and ten • Shuffleboard • Wide Range of nls court in exclusive seclusion White # e Billiards ° Planned Activities Sands 23 is elegantly furnished In earth tones and with top of the line appliances Magnificent view of the gulf surf and ex Single Family Homes cellent rental history can be yours for TwcTand three bedroom homes $ v TwcTand " $255 000 with two car attached garage W0W1 WHAT A FACE 97,900 SANDDOLLAR You I! want to see this and screened lanai, cathedral torn / beautifully decorated two bedroom two ceilings and skylights bath GULF FRONT end unit at SAND Ocala Twin Homes $ DOLLAR to fully appreclaiifthis excep tlonal property Amenities feature three 2 Bedroom, 2 bath, two car garage ana screened Janat 94,900 tennis courts for thirty six units Ex cellent rental potential Offered at 5275 000 furnished * Terrac&Condominiums $ AS YOU LIKE IT 2 Bedroom, 2 bath, with Lakefront homeslte in quiet residential 72,912 LAKE MtlREX Heavily vegetated covered parking and elevator bu Idable lot $45 600 ° Garden Villa III 2 Bedroom, 2 bath, ground level with covered parking, beautiful !59,900 courtyard, sundeck & gazebo ,466 6676 Enter on Summerlln or OPEN DAILY EXECUTIVE I \4 San Carlos Blvd ? a m -6pm 1 SERVICES INC ^T- J 155 I cnwlnkli \\ a> b itiltxl M ind America calls us home® " FI 33957(813)472 4195 -> C II tt II fat Situ mi k I H00 237-6002 ( nuhl 800 W7-*002 • SHOWCASE ~ I loml.il 800 2H2 713? ^= OF HOMES= IISUDON IH1 M«• WJRK. Sim M M H»M I o 18A 3 FEBRUARY 13 1986 ISLAND REPORTER You Don't Have To Live On The LARGE CORNER LOT Islands To Love Them West Gulf Drive at Rab^ bit Road Beautiful ' Vegetation Across the That 9 uh,y HJ natii/ [slnmttri han tht *.cn thf- 1 street From deeded path Landing * \atht unit Golf Club m I orL Wtfi rs «s thnr ]>trfut tiltwmtu* JsblmUihslyh Itu Iwslmys to the Gulf proiula Ou but >fal> in in itu <• Wattrjr »t hmUmt $79,000 exit utiit (jvlf courfii fu1! en ci inirvia (i unit icntir 8*) suv tjiwj /*> >? /wmi( lib tin I g) mu t rt stuinimt / KIM HALL, INC •V HARBORTOWN VILLA This deluve uiterfront townhou^c off(ri (hi 111! luxury of complete pmac) Ont of onlj a kv, in existenLe this homt is the on!> one of its kind l_ currtnth aviihble Some of tht suptrhtive Hatr Design Valcni no and Auoc ales ft-itures include A brnlht iking view of the Facials Km He I a Ciloo5ihitchee Rivtr —over 3300 square fiu Nails O/tJ at acme — exquisitely (^signed floor pi in — c-ithednl Massage iNeurorruscubrr n r ceilings — Mtxicin tilt — fireplace — 3 Aerobics Jaj na G usp c and K m Hall bedrooms — 2'U Inlhs — den — riverfront p itio — custom appli inces - plus nnnj other DoilCC Darte'Lo Ctox-Actsdemy of BJIa it Ja.t extras Waxing * Make up -k Pedicures Shoaers & Lockers JOT Mtn and Women An exceptional opportunity at ailable for SibO 000 Whirlpool {\ Contact Dana Johnmn for all detail* 8/o-ISJ 5112 We're Not Just Another Salon " PMR /Pri«illa»Iurplij 975Rabb>tRd 472-5543 (tsext to Timbers Festaurant) Introducing the Hottest New Property on the Islands. f 1 Beacricomberfrontsdrettlyonon of r-odern elevators « S v-c ous patio ci pe rg and cerar c t e • V e -n the Island s widest and rnost 3tt ac deck surrcund ng hca ed £\ mmng po t-dec tnyiotatedK Cen h tive Maches on San bel island A pool • Pnvale boar U a < to be ch e cry tro- err a" aire • £u o^an private lane leads to the 4 tc-rdo- • Tenr s court tylocij^eiry • C cat room eMrrj tn n um bu la ngs in a beau fu ly ujid tOG\er f ^ALASKA ON A iEALTOR' 14 DAY CHAMPAGNE CRUISE WITH JACQUES COSTEAU SOCII TY \ IP REALTY GROLP INC 6301 San Cap Rd ABOARD THE * (icrosslromWulfert Rd) 813 472-3456 ' S.S. RHAPSODY UNBELIEVABLY MAKE YOUR PRICED AT RESERVATIONS NOW 1875,00 ANN'S TRAVEL FROM FORf MYERS 4444 N TRAIL NAPLES, FL 262-4444 > A flJ|J AND DGUCIOUS" All you U|J €AT Sanibel's First and Finest Seafood Restaurant ess Harbor a. House Restaurant Dine In Authentic Olde Island Atmosphere EARLY BIRD SPECIALS 5-6 J5 Pltct Shrimp Dinner- >795 Slutftd orFrttdCrouper-»7 9S Shifted Flounder — 16 95 C/«m Dinner - »5 93 BBQ Ribs OR Snow Crab Legs 59 95 j Large Fla Lobslerstulfed withcrabmcat $1295 . oo A.M.— \z:oo\\oo\i Friday Might Fish Fry j All You Can Eat (from 5 to 6 pin) $6 95 > CA•i tlV^P^Or^R1Y CkUB O 20A D FEBRUARY 13 1986 D ISLAND REPORTER clubs and community events police watch • SAN-tAI1 KOTAKY INFORM*1) ON TAX tion H itiding art I nday r ibruary 21 1 30 p m • ONrCANOJ TWO A yellow fiberglass canoe I AWS breaker it Friday s Rotary meeting at Ihe rnday March 21 1.30 pm Friday April 18 MO was missing from a Clam Ihjnu I ano res den e Sundial was their trcaiurtr John Iriemin who pm May 9 I^OpmO J Tutsdiy The o«nor said she had permission lo provided details on new lax laws lo the 119 leave il three and had tied it lo a pain tree with a Rotanans made up mainly n[ visitors • (.till I) SHOW CANtt 11 r l> The Southwest rope Another canoe and a ]orn boat chained and * Rotanans were urged to htlp at this weekend s Florida Craft Guild Show and Salf scheduled for locked at the residence vtrc still tl ere ~* Pancake BreuWast and Arts and Crafts Fair this weekend al I eriwmklc Place which was to of which has reited out 103 booths to various ar fcr a variety of crafU and demonstrations has • PI ACL TO HSU A Sambrl man and a rort been cancelled its organizers announced Mon fay tisans for the event ^ r n Myers man were (jueslif rid by pol ce Saturdaj Next week Simbcl Mayor Louise Johnson will (S c news story elsewhere )U for illegal fishing ~ at least fcr picking an illegal address the group D place to go fishing An r ast Knt.ks Drive resident • HAITIhT YOUTH SKI ON I»R(K I-11)S Or told police two men drove thttr car onto Y> • FKt F FILM AT ISI AND CINt MA A new \AIrNTINr MNNfrK The First Baptist Youth neighbor r varaiil lot Ul loadtd a boat into the fully dramatic feature film which gives a first hind tJ Valentine dinner theater Sunday was so successful lake there and began lo fish The resident said he glimpse of incredible events that may lake place the group have been able (o fund a ski trip lo Sky knew they did not have permission The *nen told some day Early Warning, will be shown at Island Valley N C and present more than $100 to chan police they would have left it the resident had asK — Cinema Monday Feb 17 at 7 p m ty Oic hundred people attended the Valentine ed them to but since ht d dn t seim concerned Organized by Peggy Jackson of the t irst Bap dinner theater a series of musical dramatic and they d dn t They left after their talk with tist Church the film from the Gospel Film Series comic acts put on by young people in the church police • show.s how God s word provides meaning in the rcb 8 raising $1050 to fund the ski trip and mis middle of a rapidly changing world sionary work Q The films arc offered free but donation is suggested D • Silt I L I- AIK FNTKY DLAU1 INI- Lntry forms for exhibitors lo enter the *986 Sambct • AARP MK LI INGS New dates for the man Shell Fair must be in Monday Fcb 24 bnlrv thly meetings of the American Association of Re forms are available at local shell shops and the tired Persons at the Santbel Community Atsocia Sambcl Community Association office D The Islands' Most I m o Christ an mother of LADY attract ve Inte I ge 1 ac Ihree children hard work live SOisn still working and hop Reasonably Priced Homesltes ing nurses aide 5 1" ing to meet a gentleman 5060 stable & of vailed Interests to brown ho r ond eyes 34 srta e viewpoints and oomlt mes Each parcel of land averages over h acre of Desire non smoking non lo see II a wonhwhile s e e h gh d y and BUILD ABL£ land that is already drinkinq mate #172 tclailonsh p might devp op I approved by the C !> of San bet The subtl v s on need and give honesty at led On, u farr ly or ented located near the Elementary MALE white 30$ wants Intc I gence humor app ec a School Churches and island Recreat on woman w/crazy humor ton&maturty I171 Fac 11 es mak ng t ideal fur the young Non smoker no bars grow ng (am ty who want lo cs.abiish the r CLA5SICCA0tlLACLADY 1930 home on the Islands on a conservative budget churches Radical intellcc model nil original pails ro ~ tuol Like travel reading rust looking for Mr Good oil movies arts Piano wronth who is young ol Extremely attractive terms are ava table lo meet player preferred H174 heart has a seme of humor yourf nanc ngreedi I kes lo dance and d ne out etc Phelooprrecoled DM MALE 34 goad looking good Pr ces beg n at $23 900 INCLUDING Ti le ^ TRIVIAL PURSUITS Wheie 1$ PROFESSIONAL writer i*- Insurance and a Survey Ihe coutilr humorous con femolo 25 30 Same wSo pholographer s ngle rran man who I kes • cute doesn t mind someone who 33 ^ecks actualized proves Ichlng lady (ol almost woiks hard strange hours Exclusively yours by call ng e ther of our offices 50) blui gtass concerts boating must enjoy cookouts broth sional woman who en|oys for an inspection of these homesttes beaches tun and walking and relaxing Must be traveling photography doesn smoke or drink to ex career oncnlcd Send phofo if movies and read pg #173 cess? Photo please N16S poss ble Pori Charlotte area MILITARY WIDOW H 57 0166 RECENTLY RELOCATED 36-yeor old male Seeks meortngful 160 Ibi homeowner home BUXOM IADY 50 5 6 blue moV«r, whhei lo moel mole rclafonshp w iK 21-36 year eyes dark blonde ho r Look old female who Is not into the 55 ond up for meonlngful ing for Mr Right with s ncere relalloruhtp morrloge #163 bar scene attractive si n In desire lo find a fr end compa lei I gent ond a touch' prf r on and lover for ihe good ATTRACTIVE, youlhlul, Chris son Please respond w ih I fo »fes pholo and phone HtZ lion femato with a* lo tlwa «o n Oil te (San bcl) 472 1123 * iho finer thing* In life wllh lha SINGLE GIRL early 20"s took ing for hones) s ncerc com EASTERN EUROPEAN woman CaptivaBrarch Office 472 3318 X light man Intereitt aro being ultlllnqual classy si mn 5 4 a warm offectlonoio perlncr pau onolo man who ifnarv- ciatty secure 'QVQS h s job blond blue g een eyes 46 no for tomeons ipeclal ("refer child en nt. bad tub is Finan young rrtnded mid 501 lo and has outgoing personality mid 6O*i Non trrok«n Interests include dancing dally stable homeowner seeks #161 some quiet even ngs f sh ng lalll tanclally secure ma e 4550 who docs not or nk II you want HARDWORKING llngto oclivo theatre travel lenn s and boating Respond wilh photo an answer please send a photo older woman whom Interest! toPO Bo* 878 Capo Coral FL Include flihtng camping for fun fr endly ond prom booting reading cooking istngrelot onship <160 69 wonli partner/com handicrafts, anlmoli Travel HARDWORKC.R wh te male 38 1 and carousing etc looking 5 8* 145 lbs Homebody type pon on for market |ewcl*y soles So mo frovct for met1 for financially Independent and enjoys I shlng biking and teacher democrat mon wilh similar or compoll ° most outdoot acl vitles Desires chonsma k ecu TIC n col ble interests Objec , compa marriage with Ihe right person Write send phone and niomh'p #157 Please wiile mo about you se f resurrte *167 HOW TO PlACt YOU* AD FOR QUICK FRtlNDSH • StHD VOUI AO AND 17 50 North FgrtMyt tObicrvar SeuthrortMj* »Obi»trfcr Fo tM|« iBtothOhi* ttland lips tor Cha lot|s Shopping CuM« OVIiai«HClr»l«tl» POINIE SANTO t 7 USI TH J HANDY ORDER FOKM -, 5 uo etl n o fx vot# conr hi h(t bed ocm g ound Any and oil ( ouduient te an w If be (Mtnetu cd la he tulleir e. le el oponmon pro* jpiiweepng ewiol hoGuffrom a ery ocm Once yiulra il ept or-o n gr> o he En thw ed K ntjdom yo w \ re er wan o leave P ced o tetl a J337OO0 (u«n hed Please print my personil a4 In iho SINCERELY YOUfS column Addrtis . City HOW TO ANSWER AH AC 1 Writs your toiler Maka suro your name »ddies* or phone no aro Included In me teller 2 Seat In a plain envelope Show Sec No whets the stamp shoukJ be 3 Plici this l«tt«r wilh tl 00 tnd 22 cent iismp Ih a la ge envelope Jurlor clliicns - M een * per iep>r 4 "*' l° PEGGY'S SINCERELY YOURS teest McGr.oor tn*s FOM My< S 3390a ttt rmnt !*• ^llo MI A t • «(*T >^ t'utt to phi tiMwtAf* it t>t 1M mut M il tc*i n Mic IS I*K« w*lo nt*r ,«v • ISl'AND REPORTER 0 FEBRUARY 13,1986 D 21A city correction" special use district bv the lime the work is com- It was incorrectly slated in the headline in Sanibel Marina gets okay pleted last week's newspaper that The Pirates Den gift This was stipulated in Jerry Muench's motion to store in Jerry's Bazaar Shopping Center had for some ^emergency* work approve. Muench maintained the marina owner filed for bankruptcy, By Earl Hartman was anxious to get the special use designation to The distinctive gift store has not, in fact, filed carry out improvements to the marina that could for bankruptcy but for reorganization under nly some of v. hat M> ton Ireland, ow nor of (inly be approved under that designation. Chapter 13 of the bankruptcy laws. Sanibrl Manna, called "emergency" r"Hc's doing this as fast as he oar as far as I can 'We have no intention of closing our O measures got the go ahead from city piann see," Muench said when commissioners questioned business," said Lyn Colter, owner,of thc_store ing commissioners Tuesday. the lack of npplicatioli for the district, a pledge the earlier Ihis week." That's why we filed tor re- ""commission sought in January. organ iztiiion, so that we could remain open. We Among measures needed to remedy dcteriora-. Ireland said no form existed to apply for it and did not Hie lor bankruptcy."D lion at the marina were replacement of three he was slowed by this facl. He also wanted to sVawalls, replacement of a 40 foot wide boat ramp secure additional land for the manna before deter with a 15-foot one, finger piers, pilings, rip-rap mining the district. revetments at the foot of seawalls and removal of The marina has bcen^a nonconforming use since Engagement announced white mangrove and planting of red mangrove ,. the city's incorporation in 1974 because it'is in a Gloria Johnson of Sanibel and Darnell Haverley seedlings. ot Big Pine Key,, FL, announce the engagement of Boardwalks to replace existing structures were residential zone. It becomes a conforming use not approved, since commissioners thought this when it is made into a special use disrict. their daughter, Vallee Joan Kli'verlcy, to Bruce was not within the realm of "repairs" as defined Currently repair is only allowed for structures ^ Alan Waters, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Walters of by the Land Development Code for nonconforming included as part of a nonconforming use. Sanibel and Alice Walters or Silvrr Springs, MA. uses, j. Ireland noted he had extensive plans to'upgrade A July wedding is planned.d =- the marina and was anxious to get the special use Also & part of the development permit condi designation which would allow him to proceed. " tions was the requirement that Ireland apply for a Passage of the permit was unanimbus.Q TIMBERS COURT OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE $10.00 per sq. ft. (813)472-4886 StUdlol q Volsnllno (813)472-5200 Hair Design • Ocnce LaCroIx Ofella Nails = Tlmb«ri Reslturanl Twigs Lounge 975 RABBIT. RD. lirporiPorki&tti Rlet, Ptppa and *Onion* ^Chlcketfxpr^Pork with ow Mfln/Pork o&Biif to M»tnt Fruit lofuy Diwavl Cantaloupe, tit.) THE * , Jh't«inyeaterljwe offer you this menu of your choice—~ ?•* k-Now You Don't- Have To 4— CARPET b!'Cross The Bridge" "". For Your Floor CONNECTION ^Covering Needs! wGrtwCMclm""'1" Is conveniently located at , - 2400 Plam Ridge Rd. (Wooster St. Enhance) ON SANIBEL WITH FINE CARPETS & VINYLS - IN OUR SHOWROOM AT COMPETITIVE PRICES! , \9M&$1& SAVE OVER $4.00 PER YD. INSTALLED! COME INTO OUR SHOWROOM TODAY WE'RE OPEN ' MONDAY — FRIDAY 9-5 SATURDAY BY APPOINTMENT RESERVATIONS SUCOESTEO : - 2330 Palm Ridge Road K CALL 472-0777 ,' Sanibel Island, Florida 574-4259 O 22A D FEBRUARY 13 1986 a ISLAND REPORTER Who pays tax on benefits are relatively new ind caused confusion The> receive $8 OtlQ in Social Security I cnefits and Social Security benefits? among iixpajers the IRS and the Social Secur ty earn $3 000 in inltnst ucome from mun ipal Admin stration arc taking special arc to cri t n bonds fhe> must add to thur $,28 000 Inlalive ocial Security recipients filing 1%3 fedtral them ror instance the Social Secunl) \d adjusted gross income tnlf of thur hinifiK income tax returns will be sorting through ministration will send vou Form SSA 109** to show ($1000) plus the $1000 11 interest me imp from the S some ont| heated rules to figure out if their vou how much in benefits jon rtctivtd in \^Sri and tax exempt securities J> benefits are taxable Traditional!} Social SccunU t t.> w ill also send V tict. 701 w hich explnns the Since the total of $3ai)00 is greater than tin benefits were not taxed But thit changed in 1984 rules on taxing benefits $32 GOO fli i r that appnti to joint filers tht> mu^t when for the first time approximately one ( f " In addition the IRS Form 1040 instructions ix pay lax^on either half Iheir benefits or half the every 10 btnefit recipients was inquired to pij plain the bent fit* taxation rules and you can j,ct amount ovir the floor In this case sin e half the some lax on his or her bLnefits a worksheet to cilcuiate jour personal Social amount over tht floor SI 100 is l»3s than half That change caused a bit of confusion last jear Secuntj formula But before going though the their $8 000 in Unefits ($4 000) they wiil ad rule; on taxation of Social Security nenefits the Institute of CFAs it helps if you grasp some Oi Referring to a Form 1040 write down vour ten Form 1040 instructions include an entire section the tax law s fundamentals titive adjusted gross income - that s adjusted dealing with it In addit on the 1Kb is about to According to the.rulos benefit recipients above gross income without including Social Security release a publication Iwi h greater detail) for a certain Income level must pay some tax on benefits Add to it one half of jour 198a Social -, senior citizens Ask your local IRS office for benefits received Those who relied on Soual Secuntv bencf ts plus any u come you receued Publication No 915 o Security as their sole source of income will be from tax-exempt securities such as municipal If you need assistance with your 1985 income exempt bonds II the total is more than $25 000 fur a tax return the American Association of Retired in fact people 65 or older with low incomes may single or $32 000 for joint filters part of your Piraons (AARl'l spotiso s a free nationwide njl benefits wilt be taxed according to the LI'As In reach program called T#x Aide carried out by not even nave to file a 1985 tax return If you arc 1 in that age group and single you need not file if this case by the way you mutf file by using tht 20 0OO volunteers at 9 0i)0 sites 1 astycar m<>rc your gioss income is below $1 470 A married cou Form 1040 the long form than 1.3 million senior citizens were helped If file 65 or older tired not file i joint return if their The amount of your benefits that will h*. taxed ' necessary Tax Aide volunteers come to your gross income is less than $7 700 These figures do is either 11) half the amount over the $25 000 or honii For information (n the nearest Tax Aide not Include any SoWal Security benefits received $32 000 floor whichever applies to you or 121 half center call vour local IRS office ] which are general!}- exempt from incomi tax at of your 1985 Social Security benefits Choose the these income levels lesser cf the two and add it tr> vour tentative ad MOSEYMANAGEMtNTua utextycolumn on If your income exceeds the«e levels however jjsted gross income ? pertanat finance prepared and distributed by the some preliminary calculations A ill demonstrate if Here s an il istration of exactly how this tax can Ftorula Inttilute of Certified Public Accountants your Social Security benefits are to be taxed affect Social Security recipients I els say a couple Commiitf ejon Public Relations Because of the rules on taxing Social Security has a tentat ve adjusted grrm income of $28 000 Ribs the Island Way Saoked with ButlonwocMl WE HAVE THE LOOK Swum YOU WILULOYE Baby Back Ribs DONT BE A BORE... Special - $9.95 c Regular Ribs • $8 95 r - Choose from a Colorful •I TJir • Ilur Sljl rig for Mm & ttwntn ^ Selection of Shirts b\^ * UK Gold Nt I Jewelrj ^ OFF-SHOREI ^ Buttonwood Bar B Q (at piicvi lhat won 1 make you poor) Just before Blind Pass ISLAND WINDS OPEN 7 DAYS Men's Casual Wear 11 AM.TO 9 P.M. COIFFURES, MSal 10AM 7PM Sun,, 15 Srt M at our rtetc tvcmtnn. TEHIWINKLE PLACE SHOPPING CENTER ALSO CABHY-OUT - 472 1910 ZJTI f lorenrr RM, Simbcl 472 Hit Enjoy The Flavor Of Island Living For As Little As $89,900. January tf SALES ASSOCIATE a .AWARD Mo- a qojl ty Ti e rain W liet Cusloti Home „_ be you s on ymi Jp to as I te as Sfl9 900 Olhe nodcl^ #nd t air, des grm a p alw d a lab e 1136 900 s I e r* ena n Wcllc p o ISLAND REPORTER a FEBRUARY 13 1986 D 23A NOW OPEN! « OASHkCAKCOVERS • WHKIS • The Unicorn of the Islands GIFT IDEAS FOR Doctor's Office Presents THE DRIVER o Kai-fu Chow, M D oSILKS BY LAHJA Lisa D Chow, M D. This beauti'ul collection STEERING WHEEL INTERNAL MEDICINE of handpalnted silks -* Kngston Squa o Cen o MOTORING ACCESSORIES » So 012E J. !f will be shown on Wednesdays only 375-5354 VII It For Internal on or Appo nlmonl from 10 00 io 6 00 beginning February 5th i CALL24HRS 466*5300 at FLQOt MAH • CLOTHIHO • IMS The Unicorn of the Islands Palm Ridge Place 2330 Palm Ridge Rd 472 4717 Shop after sunset Mon thru Sat 10 00 to 9 30 Sunday 1 00 lo 6 00 cottditi FROM' Glanl Dlellenbaclila Red Tip Dracaena I© 6'/i' Ficus a f 7' Ficus 8' Ficus PLUS MANY MORE TREES & PLANTS TO CHOOSE FROM I During Our REMODELING SALE i I ALL GIFT ITEMS 50% OFF ; : 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU! SMFLl S • MINDTHIMtS •:V v. MIIYPERTENS [ON>.tf - ^ BEACH PRODUCTS & IN'1 Alt BLES I EI I EVEltVTHING MUST GO MYERS IRRITABLE BOWEL 4 VTVDROME DRAGON PLAZA BEFORE REMODELING! MIDDIE EAR ilSKCTION H 275 7606 k ? 472-1277 PpSt'lMENOPAl^t MNtiR0ME 11 •( 6 5 McT's presents the biggest • •;..• : .:sudi frfiiiis'.ihniugriiufihcIniiolSail?.> . • X :.%arcirr)-muchlikrjwirpmalc ihrticfahs:»itcV: '•[ •;r '} Vithacoinp'tvhqisKtlKuirof- fijsidaJis; iwrtci inj.: "early bird" -;. pfip«)|()j3'" specialib;. ;all raercftqlY Iraincrfio oiiiiiw,;.' 5, ;. Vewltlie joq'ssj pirfdpjil ^ AninisiefiheV: >':.-' on the island! If you need a .i" V: •' \ jrccdicalioh moM apprypri^ e for Jpur.oxldiiion.v:s Special gift * .• carcfiiD)'mwiiiortJinifon'arieiid^xiuifpriwae.. ^ - i) .^•' - ^sldart upon rcipwtat dnQaiMlo)fni!; For that ;J Pl'btaip^^ vp ihWJ • will conon )nu tb'qmp a nWic 1 Jiiior)-Wcnx* ^Special Someone, •^^^.'.L" and an irr^lKrlcvjriafininh. foiirjirpgram.- "r'; Come to a Special shop Clinical Slmh Center KO Box 6778 " i lorlMjcr PBIME RIB • STFAMED SHRIMP 8 PLMTER BBQBEEFRinS FRIED a\MS CHICKEN island PARMES \N ' SC U LOPS M UU> U L \ ACDfESS ibiarice cry KJROSU ^5.9_ . _ 5._ Fur the First 100 wiUd !rnmr ) 6 P M :blHitn • •>•• >iall>blr Ihpp) Hour 7 I M in Ibc T« 'Special Services cT's GII Wrap UPS Ml rvpUesnrutInleniars p H are handled utlb complete mpect Periwinkle & Tarpon Bay Rds Jortheprltacxnftlx & Tavern „ OldeSanlbcl ^ participant candidate Jp 1&U filTavl eW 1SU frri-lnl. c r 472-3161 472-0102 Dlnntfimtd'i 10 PM H»|orCw Tour the Mack to be speaker islands . . . at Chamber annual meeting ongressman Connie Mick has hten invitid all on tape to be the guest speaker at lh( 1966 C annual meeting of the Sanibe! Captiva By Wendy McMuMen Chamber of ComTitrce Thi. mieting wilt lake dace sometime in April pending Macks ciUndar Anyone ever drngoonid into acting is This Mars tmchrg w 1 I be i conbinitinn tour guide while travelling knows how it business social meeting with mttrtainnn nt ou re at the chamber 'lead^Lartcrs on Causeway Road is missing (5 picking up as the wirier seison progresses II s Now a Sanibel resident and professionci com some 86 000 copies Abbott hopes for -similar sue nothing; like the Christmas New ^car s volume mumcator has solved the probkm for visitors to cess from this venturt yet he says But >>e re d< finitely seeing an in Sanibtl and Ciptiva He his produced a cassette This is our first venlun into tour tipts he crease in visitors tape which takes a personal guided audio tour of sa>s But if it s successful 1 hopt to hunch tn Officials at the Sanibel causeway reflected our beautiful islands other places too u Metker s sentiments with their predictions for The 50 minute tape conies complete with music Abbott points out that the market for stiih tiaffic Based on tht trends set o\cr Iht past two sound effects and information about our islands tapes is not just visitors to the isltn Merrill Lynch /Realty.-5,^ ;;^ IFlonda, Inc Announcing the Imminent Completion of the Sanibel Professional Center, X C*»fT«faJ**4 PvIM CS331 Sanibel's First Dedicated and Office Building. a TH« BHANTIC THEflTK COMPANV Present 'SAME TIME NEXT YEAR" JJ The Atlantic Theatre Compiny is returning to South Seas Plantation We are proud to olfer you the opportunity to see the Broadway hit, SAME TIME NEXT YEAR, writ ten by Bernard Slade in 1975 and starring Ellen Burstyn and Charles Grodin Performances arc Friday February 21 1986 Saiurdiy, Tcbruiry 22, 1986 When the best is a\ailable — Hid c Why settle for less. Simdiy, Tcbiuary 23, 1986 „ One unit, remains a\ai!ablc for lease. $800 per month One Unit remains to be sold. §102,500. Chadwick's Lindbergh Hal! / represent other prime lommeicial and income A dinner buffet wilt hi urwrf from 7 00 p in \utft tin. play properties in the Sanibel and South Fort Myers prjinpili ut S 00 pin Afnllhai wilfln. (ntutobU $2 S 00 per artaT person initwhi the Ihi\ Ihntiii Huf/tt r «lnklt-Wiy. Sanlkel !»!in4, F •(•I3)472-I0b0" O ISLAND REPORTER-) 1 FEBRUARY 13 19B6 p 25A OYSTERS-R-FOR THOMAS BROWN. REALTY, INC * Serving Sambel Since 1974 2140 Palm Ridge Ftd Sambel 472 4130 IRS RESTAURANT 6 FISH MARKET CHARMING GULF FRONT HOME FFATURING OYSTER SPECIALS This charming Gulf front piling home has 3 FOR VALENTINE'S DAY bedroom1? and 2 baths Its large I'ving room has a " INCLUDING O fireplace and a beautiful view of the Gulf Dining area and family room both have sliding glass 10c OYSTERS AT THE RAW BAR doors that open onto porch This beautiful home AND SPECIALS ON also has the lollowing features wet bar small of O\ STERS ROMANOFI OYSTERS FLORENTINE OYSTERS CASI1\O flee with powder room (hal' bath) large screened AND ^ porch that overlooks pool and Gulf fi'M bath and dressing room for pool on ground level two car OYSTERS VALENTINO garage with automatic door opener, storage room OPEN 4PM VALENTINE S DAY SORRY. NO RESERVATIONS for garden tools new HYDRO-SOIAIR system and MUCH MUCH MORE' i ° Fl.h H.rl.l Op.» 12 No. Catdf • 975 Rabbit Road LITTLE LAKE MUREX WE'VE MOVED AND CHANGED OUR NAME DOCTORS CLINIC INIONA WE WELCOME YOU TO OUR NEW FACILITY ANNE, BETH, SHEILA, YVONNE, AND LISA • FAMILY PRACTICE* GERIATRICS • • MINOR EMERGENCIES* i, • FULL LAB AND X-RAY FACILITIES • • TELEPHONE AftSWERED 24 HOURS* PRICES SLASHED!!* 8% and 10% OFF selected Inventory 482-7611 Prime, lakefront lots from $42,300 J.W. MORRIS, D.O., P.A and large acre size lots bordering OFFICE HOURS wildlife sanctuary from $55,108. cl 30 A M 5 00 P M MONDAY FRIDAY 7 30AM 12 NOON SATURDAY Buy SMART and buy a HIGH and DRY, ROGO-Exempt lot in a , \m PR ISC It LA MURPHV PLACE ° beautiful, near beach community 15550 MCGREGOR BLVD S W With tennis courts and gazebo PRISCILLA MURPHY PLACE 'Offer good f ir d limited t me SUITE 104 VIP REALTY only Call V iv tnnc Bould IT MYERS, I L 33908 Radijan RLALTOR ASJCC att , GROUP, INC. for detoiis it 472 5187 o MA D FEBRUARY 13, 1986 D ISUNO REPORTER • taking stock home, but very difficult to sell a home or condo- ..• ' Another program you might consider is to put . ; Trouble may be coming ^ minium iri bad times.,,- . "•• ;; - '* : - ' some of your savings into a family of mutual; . "" "~ . If you owngems or paintings or collectibles as . lunds, like the Fidelity, Keystone, Dreyfus or. :-- what do you do? -,/• investments, or homes or condominiums that you "~ Vanguard groups. Each of these groups have a '••_; rent to others, I suggest you consider whether it spectrum of funds some ot which are better to .-. ByBenFuller • ; - would be better to sell them should a good oppor- hold in good times and o'.her in bad. Aggressive tunity aristl If you arc going to buy sleeks, you growth slock funds are for.boom times, balanced, 1 Y n last week's column I listed a few factors that :._ might consider American gold mining slo'ks funds for ordinary times, bond or money market _ - I make the economy and the stock market look- rather than shares in heavy manufacturing in-; (, funds are for bad times. Merely for makire a---":_ i- JL shaky. Not long ago, everything seemed dustrles. Should these precautions prove to be ' \ phone call, you can switch part or a!l of yjkjT bright. Now it is at least worth considering what needless, you can always buy back lat^r. ••}- funds back and forth in the family of funrffas the : i ".'-•. you should do if bad times come. . : • If our government •jhould have trouble selling prospects for the future change. ' :'" •• ;> One thing thai you can do is prepare to act ., - .its bonds, in a large part to foreigners, kujreSl / .„. As things stand now v.e arc still in upward . - r without much delay. If you have savings in a form rates would have to rise to attract investors, and phases of an aged bull market and an economic^cy- :-:; that cannot be liquidated easily and quickly, you the price of bonds you own now would fall. If hints cle. These cycles always have reversed " i. ^ , should consider moving into more liquid in- of this appear in the newspapers, you should eon-- themseives, and probably will this lime. The ; :. vestments when the opportunity arises. For in- •,;sidt'r shortening the maturities of your bonds. *• economy and the stock markets.are shaky and are v stance, it you are thinking of selling a large home --There is a hierarchy of fixed-income investments - susceptible to 3hock'. It is good for you to be pre- '; and moving into smaller quarters, now that your that range from distant-maturity hwids to nearby- pared it trouble should arise. Be alert. Bcwar^.V T children are on their own, it would be good for you maturity bonds tu notes to bills to certificates of And enjoy the ridelu.•. ; \-u[-\ / to consider renting rather than buying. Income deposits to money market funds. Each siic&eding v y from investment of the proceeds of the sale prob- debt instrument in that list is safer to own if in- ;• Mr: Fuller wilt attempt to an sue r questions ably.will pay your rent, with some income left tercst rates rise. There is 3 cost to this, since each mailed to the Island Reporter, P.O. Draur.r ft, -. .- overall is.easy to leave a renlsd apertment or, ' succeeding one yields less income. -.; )•," Sanibet, Ft 33957.* -.' , ;- For a wonderfiil dining eip£iriance...Hornemacle Pastas. Vegetarian Dishes,-' Fantastic Soups, ex- citing and different Fish and Poullry Dishes. ^ CandtoEIgM h Fhii« Friday from 6 • A p.m.v Capttvqvuiag»Squar» .-; .;^-J 472-3035 -i\v'^'':.'i"-'- ••:"'-A-i'i-'S^f-'-r •'-, ''- The difference is obvious. Islanders prefer the iliiii? ISLAND REPORTER^ WHat you should know to planyour * ^stateih Florida. ' Come tc a free seminar sponsored by Prudential-lteche Securities here > ^ in FlofidA Our Estate Planning Specialists will drstuss: ; i < ''.'• QTheRonda probate law: v . •• :\i j :-d"HURSbAY, FEB. 27 ^ ^ - "• G Avoidir>g the enpense of probate. " . • ..' . ., -''--" ; \ BARBARA B. MANN PERFORMINaARTS HALl. .:, : '•••r .Dtfie pitfalls ofjoin t tenancy. .., , ' -. . • o . "- ':;. ". ..-'•,:'. . , •.' 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NEW LISTING ONLY RICK KEELER S5.95 & DIXIELAND FRIDAY NIGHTS K FULL DINNER MENU Th5 praclcally new 3 bedroon 2 balh w. ih family room on a m hes.Sv.iiet canal s*i/ fast Rocks SuW n n wiih deeded beach PLUS access Cus m nl i trea ments ll roughout energy effcienl dmpes binds 5 !ar ^nted u. ndous decrraive wrought roi CHILDREN'S secutty in ancf doar D ubk car yange a td ant matic doot MENU opener tithe hal c ilrgs v.el bat upgnded appUnces large w d ck off rmsier be li wtn ivrg mom ir 1 I mly rocfn Ground LATE Mont MENU AVAILABLE levd CBS hime p («sl ally m tsciptd ai n & Ct I k Valentine! *> Sptd.il '3 WYMAN ATKINS REALTY FO Box 533 ^ San bet FL ^9$7 $45 per couple ' n Bou e of ^htiinptigrc *^- 2400 Palm Rid je Road 472 2194 Sh imp Co«rk a 1 -^it Choice ol LobMEt Thermodor v S o F let M gnon fi ^ L \ House Salad Vegetable ^U YOU AND YOUR BOAT DESERVE THE FINEST! (formerly Oib s) Wouldn't your boat look great docked Under Mew Managernen at one of these fine homes? Reservations Accepted 1642 Dixie Beach ^ Si07 000 1223 Periwinkle 472-1771 Ho the price is not a misprint This ground level thre< bedroom (wo bath home offers spectacular views dovn a deep water canal Ot qmal o*ne has ket-t this hotr»" spotless A must see for a!! >ou oodlrrs. 864 Limpet $299000 Price just reduced on th s three bedroom Uo bath Shell Harbor home \V th the enclosed pool extended docK and impeccable condition of this home plus the convenenceol*^ commuting to and from ihe mainland you II *ant to make your appo nlment to see th S borne Venus Drive New four bedtoom piling home offers as er& do^n the canal and to the bay that s unbelievable With a formal d mng room family roorn and four bathrooms this offers a great place to entertain Harbor CotWges 2A and 7B An exclus ve canal front Complex of only 12 residences each has its own dock with d rect access to San Carlos Bay Each unit features three bedrooms, three baths loft family toom plus a large storage room and covered park n^ Amen t es include j~ 2 tenn s courts and large pool For your appointment, contact Mike or G.G. Robideau. Days 472-3121 and evenings 472-5102. © w&ss^^^ ^rr^ FrTs^'"r*ypT^? 28A D FEBRUARY 13 1986 Lj ISLAND REPORTER public forym \our letter states In the recent assessable pro|trl> inc! otherso Brumng spent almost two jears in Former CEPD ^ past the voters have rejected the who could not voU did own prop this effort The j rojeel has always financial plin suggested by the erly thit could bt aisisied — U-en considered experimental as a ^commissioner Board I have consistently stated some a consideriblc amount means of p eserviig a m unshed that the pt (pie or Captiva have a Therefore it *as decided that prior beach The project was not im responds to Mann right to know ixictly how much to a referendum the CPI D would plemented by the previous board such a project uould cost and how conduct an opinu n poll of all prop as one of tl e requirements of the This letter from former ChPD much they would pay individually er'y owners to de(rrmme thnr permitting agencies was that the 'commissioner Demit Jones to In the past the Board has feelings about the project and their stabilizers be removed if the beach State Senator Frank Mann las been resistant to being candid individual assessments was nourished Thus \t seemed submitted to Island Reporter for about such information " To1nform everyone the CFPD ^prudent not to install a $100 000 publication. Owing to the nature of In the first pla^e the onlv timt prepared a 3a page document project which may take a year to the correspondence the editors thi voters have had an opportunity which was sent to all property evaluate when the prospect for a hate uaived the standard SoO word to vote on any financial plan was in owners and registered voters beach nourishment referendum was tunxtfor th\$ letter as cutting 1981 five years ago - hardly the These 35 page explained in com imminent As mentioned above the the text to meet this barrier uouhl recent past This was a referendum plete detail what the project was D previous board reordered the have deleted the substance of the for htach nounshmtnt with a cost how much i would cost how In nourishment project in October letter tap of $9 million It lost bv four dividual assessments were deter 1985 Dear Senator Matin votes mined gave examples of typical The fi'SL art of the current board A letter from you to Mr Myron In 1984 our board proposed a ** gulf front non gi If front and com was to deli> the nourishment proj Cohen of Captiva commenting on beach nourishment financing plan mercial assessn ertts and included a ect indefinitely and order the Captiv a s erosion problem and thi for the sou hern two thirds of the data base record sheet for the reci start of the experimental project *; activities of the CEPD appeared in island which consisted of an MSTU pients property or properties with that was designed to preserve the both island papers last week (S provide $3 6 million and sup complete detai 3 of his assessment project thi y concirrentl) delajed I feel it important to speak to plemented by ad valorem taxes and how it was determined ° You suggest that the CLPD your letter first because the wide state and county funds Details of In addition the subject was should extlcre alternative methods circulation of a letter from n the plan and Individual costs wen. discussed in two public hearings as of financing and beach preserva distinguished indiv dual such as sent to each property owner 64.3 t required by law and the subject was tion Over the years every poi sible jou on a matter of vital import to percent of the registered title further discussed in many public alternative had been studied and this Island Is given more than holders signed their petitions ap meetings of the CEPD Board The the net result nets out to the fact passing attention Second nicer proving of the plan and the forma that bead nourishment is the most (ion of the MSTU Hardly a rcjec office admimstra or and the in plain of your statements reflect dividual commissioners were avail o effective way of protecting a beach adversely and in some Instances tion It was Lee County that failed able for and did answer additional life and property I and others condemn the CEPD board on to form the MSTU as their policy questions from islanders On this were delighted that you felt beach which I served until this past required a 65 percent approval basis I fail to see how you can sa> nourishment was a viable option November Seven tenths of a percentage point we were resistant to being for Captiva " The evidence points I don t know where you or those was thediffeience A substantial candid,, about financial information to the foci that this u what the majority of the property owners property owners want Alternative who advise you get your in for ma wanted it Lee County wouldnt do What happened in the op nion tion abojl Captiva But as our wa poll? Again the substantial majon revenue sources are constantly be elected senator and as a candidate ly opted for the plan — 66 8 per ing cxploted and Captiva would be t^jor governor it seems appropriate in 1985 a new financial plan for cent of the respondents approved grateful f >r anything you can do to to bring certain facts to your at beach nnunshment was deviloped of the plan and the assessments develop funds ti this manner lention under the provisions of the CFPD hardly a rejection This Icltvr i% not an apologia for Your letter states the problem enabling legislation This required Unfortunately the subsequent the activities of the past board with beach nourishment efforts the development of individual refererdum was not held as it was Rather i' is an effort to be helpful are I believe the inability to deal assessments for all properties on challenged by a voter on several to you and vour staff in informing with the beach access question to the sland which would have to be technral grounds and enjoined by you of efforts that have taken place allow the use of public funds on the approved along with the nourish the court As a result the CEPD to try and sohe Captiva s problem unre nourished parts of Captiva ment plan by the registered voters board made the necessary revisions With that tnought I remain of the Island In & referendum 1 can assure you that the CEPD m the program and re ordered the Hewitt I Jones board has faced that problem head In preparing for this referendum project in October 1985 as one of *• Captn-a on It is no secret that CapUvans we were well aware that the its last official acU just prior to the election or the new board Utter* lo "Public Forum" want no more public access on this Florida Constitution prevents free rma tmn getting lanaihy of hland than exists at present with holder elections Dot we were also Your letter states The current Itti Wri1trt*r« liked to keep the full knowledge that it means aware that ther** are 1 096 tn lattan tor publication under Board seems to be committed to at 350 woidi Tnty a*iould be the inability to attract a large dividual land parcels on Captiva least doing something to help tint to "Public Forum" lilnd measure of public funds All of which represented the ownership alleviate the erosion problem Raportar PO Boi R Sanibai dealings with state and federal of an even greater number of ir I presume you a-e referring to Florid* ,,3957 All kit* • agencies have been en the basis of dividiuls and there were only should Inriudt n«m« tddrtu the experimental perpendicular •nd lalapfcon* numbar of tho Captiva s current public access some 500 registered voters in the stabilizers You may not be aware writar Withholding Iht->ama You will recall 1 m sure that the precinct o that ihe previous board was the ol Iha lulhor ol a Tatlaf or us* 1405000 promised us by the state ofi pan" nama. It nol parmll It was apparent that some peo one that obtained the permits for tad aicapl for nra initancas _y of Florida was based on the access pie who would have the right to this project Former Commis in which a laf ar conctlvabty points that currently exist vote in the referendum owned no jioners John Burr and Charles could la«d to rapriuli. is pegged at,$2%4 5 million we re looking at a coming for an ill fated d e° succe=sfult vote the op serious deficit here in the neighborhood of 63 per posing commissioner seized the moment gathered cent in funds absent and unaccounted for up her bcloDgings and headed frr the door leav Growing up The consultant offered a few options for commis ing behind no quorum no vo»e and ro decision sioners to chew on lo make iip the difference bet fs this any way to run a coun'y? Hard'y it and facing facts ween revenue and expenses option1! accurately ac smaiks of commissions past of decisions which ccssed by Commissioner Goss as hcrrenaoasly un deliver unto tne fu»ure debacles like S'ardial and By Ken Gooderham popular but options -nonetheless They included " a slew of other politically-expedient but short t was an interesting juxtaposition of events doubl ng the county s impact fees for roadwo k sighted agreements the impact of which is felt last week Jnd an even more interesting (netting S43 million) tacking en a twotent gas tax both in the public s pwkelbook and the public s I!contradictio" n of reactions to those events (for $8 million) reducing county warrants 'or road .^opinion First there was the outof-court settlement of impro ements 'reducing needed funds by $33 I uckily this behav or seems the cxceptio> not the Stardial lawsuit Hanging ominously over the million) and continuing the current policy of the ri-'e in county govenment these days Happi heads of county commission for years now this dedicated rights-of way for new construction Isav ly too .a« we wno live and work here have no suit dealt with development rights on certain ing the county an estimated $30 millionf time for childish cruiades or petulant pranks parcels of sensitive nna strategic rignts that The gas tax proposal will come before the eiec This is serious business this matter of t inflict that dilemma on a Well the commissioners — at least three of them-• ephemeral thing — too quicklv there then quick y 1 ce Count} len jears hence It means making opted for the larger good settling out-of-coUrt to gone sorm unpopular dcci ions tL means swallowil g save the county six figure legal fees and settle h seem3 that vhik commissioners agreed the your pndflo settle *ome archa c dispute in setisi ment costs white allowing the developers to regulations intent was sound its content may ble compnmisc ard ti means acting responsibly receive what (by all estimates* most courts would have been a touch lacking .a reasonable asscs^ not recalcilrantly to decide what is best for the have given them anywav and in the prouess ment judging by the number of lawsuits outstin whole — now and into the future clearing the path for state ac ,utEition of d ng against the existing ordinance Frgo thr e Adults when faced w th a tough decision usual environmentally sensitive lands bordering r stero commissioner favored dropping the current ly suck it up and see it thr >u?h Children OT the Bay All In all a decent decis on cut your losses reguhtion and instructing staff to issue jp a new olhe- hand art proni. lo taking their ball and go hold your ground moving forward to pending imrn \cd version which would accomplish the ing home when things don t go their way Judging issues =• g tats without le iving a trail of litigation In.hind it by actions in last weeks commission we have Onward to the next occurrence a f nanaa! One commissioner however opposed letting the some adults si ting on that august bod> but we dilemma as well According to a consultant s or Imance hpse at j| No problem right9 A 3 I may also hivc^ome childish st ains still existent report to county comnissloners 1 ce County fares vott ani the dtt J is dtnt Well by this time there 1$ well a $1482 million shortfall in funds niedtd to make another commit iner had to tak( h s liave for H so then fla> I *-uggtsl it s lime for those of necessary road improvements over the next five pr or c mmiimenls ieivinj i three person board more tender sins bilitits to grow up ard face years Since the total cost of these improvements — st II a qu >rum but just h-irdv Seeing the issue fids , f\ f •".:•"- ISLAND REPORTER b FEBRUARY 13.1986 D 29A forum closer' to taking the following.-^ from a referendum.; on Beach . familiar with Captiva, the erosion- •'Never has our parochial point of view: "The county r Nourishment. We do feel this pro- problem, the proffered solutions; owns the road; if it washes'^away, ject might have merit as a potential. and has followed the activities of the Gulf-front been they .will rebuild it: I he heck with p maintenance tool,_ once the beaches CEPD. How can f hose who answer the rest of Captiva!" •" ti of Captiva arc nourished,- ''- " ; this with knowledge be sorted out more vulnerable' - I suggest that you let the prop-.. = As a vocal representative of the from those who are unfamiliar? . erty owners of .Captiva (not the "pro'-nourishment" Captivans-- What weight is given each should - * = _: To Island Reporter: The Captiva (possibily a majority of the prop/jfty V Erosion Prevention District seems registered voters), vote on the ex-. ; the evaiuator think he knows the fcting plan and then proceed accor-. owners on this island), I requcst*you difference? In fact, some of the ques- - to-be focusing, at long last, on the ; , consider lifting the stop work order ,.-: one great issue that confronts Cap- • dingly. " 7: \ \-. •„ -.tions themselves were made up with - •-"... . , , Karl (;. MagR in the following manner: ',h „ \ transparent 'misunderstanding. - ;.llva> Island - oamely; beach "., . nourishment. Just about everyone • •""•• ";••-.' " . "^ Sanibet 1),-/Immcdiatcly consider the Many alternative! answer questions ''' modification presented to your staff are incomplete, with some alter- !•'• recognizes alternative to : beach '•nourishment. There is some minor ^ by Mr. Learned.., "• '' '•• nates offered out of context." 1 opposition to the .plan on ceo- - 'Come on ;S ^ 2LAsk for an accurate drawing of My '. questionnaire arrived the • logical grounds, plus from the "let *s exactly what now exists on the site third of Febrjary^and is to be re- .; nature take its course" crowd. The ; guys, play-fair!" and the exact extent of the "non- turned by the seventh'. Thoughtful ': '-,. .vast rmajority A6f Captivans, : compliance." •-•••.: j... '••' answers to some SI questions will To Island lie porter: As a fairly il) Determine the cost to remove s'urely'necd time. For a fair sampl- however! care about the long-term ; regular attendant at CEPD : ; that portion of the project not in con- - ing of Captivans, please allow more - - future of our island, and understand meetings for the past five years I formance with project description. ' time if you expect to draw credible • ;- that this requires doing something -'• have been vastly amused by the an conclusions, -> .. . • 'c about our severe erosion problem..' tics of the more visible and miirr 4) Require the CEPD to deposit- _ these funds into an escrow account, 't The question about rating the per--> I "ir. ,; The CEPD over the; past half ; vocal members of the Concern! : dozen years has studied many, many ? Citizens of Captiva (CCCI and their to be used only if the modification formance of the CEPD over the past profuse, correspondence via the request is denied atthe March 18 • four years is an example of a poor .alternatives to beach nourishment, meeting. These funds can be held one. With four different boards in of/ : and has not found a single one that -.•' media. They yearn to see "an end to controversy and are,sure it can all .' back from the Project : Engineer ,'jfice during the la*t four'years, i.eV"V will do the job and at the'same time "under the chair of Mr. BuUe. Mr. Oil • -;. be cost-effectived; Alternative be solved by "communication" Jnd , and/or Contractor - Where, in my. r • judgment, the fault lies, -y- ing, Mrs. llofschmtider I and II, one '•• .; methods that have been studied are, ."education." ' ' ' 5) Allow the CEPD to immediately asks which one are you referring Io7 , ^ at; best, -maintenance . or . half a Most of these are fairly recent, resume construction on the project. AH have their supporters, and the 'measures, and will do little, if residents of Captiva - Mr. Culler as i 'Thank you for your interest to our difference in directions are the car- .' anything- to cope with our sand recent as three months. Vet they:, problems and please accept our dinal points. It ir'a slanted (jues- : ^starved system. To repeat, short of seem to know the answer to a condi- apology for any lack of courtesy to tions. -. -t.-~ • ' . -". • .: z -j doing nothing.Jhcre^s ho reason- [ tion that has plagued Captiva for 30 or abusive treatment of your staff." ""- The effort to make it anonymous - V able "alternative v to beach years..' .'""- "r i? p : tr We are most appreciative of the fact is thin. Those qtestions" that the •; nourishmenl,;; . • ; -v ^ - •_I see nothing wrong in investing that they didn t have to comedown ; islander (eels need clarifying will in ~ : : --\Surely, Captivans can now join. 1 :; ; ; in real estate for profit. A here! • • ' '" ..' " ••-•".• vjte hts or her remarks. Indeed, with "': .: forces a.n.d arrive at an economic ap^ nourished beach will certainly give ',.: :••-•"- -•* -i, •='•» MikeCohen the request for which zone they live portionment plan that will be fair to.' such people an opportunity for quick - :! - •".- -.- ''•''• ''•• Captiva in, what the income is, how many nil. This is tbe only obstacle to the gain. But why cover up such ambi- grandchildren do they have, how :\ resolution of the issue that so sorely ? tions with words about "beauty" and 4 many cars and boats d«T they own, - *•; divides our Island. May I quote from "brotherhood"? • - Thriiled' that! =• the identity becomes clear, ~ ' .-- \he-Fort^Myers News-Press edi- : The previous CEPD board has I wonder, if it is really useful to ^ ^;lorial of Jan. 16,: 1986? "Captiva four years of strong pro-nourishment Holmberg willi ^ j^.. know that there are 206" grand- ; Islaiiders" deserve the~,promised-: • members, and yet they failed to parents, with an average of four and _| chanced to.vote .on .a"ndurishment . : bring off a plan that would fly or put save our beaches -..^ plan before their beaches wash away ~' a half grandchildren, on Captiva.' a single grain of new sand upon the ..V -..: ••••,. ^--•••::-.•• • • It is easy to poke fun at this ques- -- v'j-i . VThe board should.schedule a. : beach'or put one single device.upon A copy of thi* Utter to President ~ tionnaire . and . overlook its good - referendum !and give the people^ - : the beach to stop erosion. Rut the ' of the Concerned Citizen* of Cap- ; ;;.their rightful say.".: ^ -l~':-• > , :r points. There are some good ques-' - militant and threatening CCC t tiva Sheila Itoen was submitted lo /tions concerning the perception of ; ;:'•?.Unhappily, • many Captivans - started damning the present Board ihe Island Reporter, for pubtica- /fairness, and the willingness to pay, ;; already feel that the CEPD willnot; before they, were well.into their -tion,..-.[ •-.•.. . -'rn: " - - " that have not been measured before. : f j^ve them (voting residents as well :< very first meeting on December 2nd. '. - .Dear Mrs. Hocn: . - :,' "> -'--b: ,. Keeping the topic on everyone's -.,:i as.non-voting property owners) this ; - Come onguys, play fair! .a -•• -- It Is always a pleasure forthose of front burner is good. I can't wait for "v opportunity vto vote on beach- ; •:.- Catherine A. Schultz us,who have jived on Captiva for a the.results. Meanwhile, that news- .- :i nourishment,' This has caused a\ \. number of years (I have been here 15 ^r.great deal of alienation in our little .['.<''.; - - •"-'. ii Captiva letter is overdue, containing as it p years) to learn that newcomers such must fdcL* and nothing but facts. ' i community.: :^i: ^;; ••;'":•:.--'--. • " as you love the island as much as we V;h • iThe important thing now is to act - Let sandbag" ;*-.".. •' . - .. :, JohnT. Burr r .;.do.-r • ;/ • • . •:• -.; , '. . . a •"'•' •" - •'.-- ^'Captiva - . tejtpeditfously.:Never has>ur Gulf-i t believe that we will all be happy ^vfrontibeeh more ".vulnerable. .The project go^ ' when we are assured the island, all P.S. My haUize Un- ; =\ • ;i of the island, will be safe from cro • ojmmlssioriers of the CEPD 'willi-- • forward; - ^ : 1 have:;a difficult" time \ living with - ; sion, or as safe as possible.^ - '-•&••- ^'themselves: and other, Captivans if r v Thifjetter to'Dr." Robert Dean, And that time, Mrs. Hocn, is on •clear conflict : "fsiivere property damage occurs as a ; {•Director, Division of Beaches and the horizon. '.-.•• .]l : Shores, from Mike Cohen was sub- ^ The perpendicular stabilizers, of interest' ;' '~*l. r>ri»ult of their inactivity.-\i& ;}• :. ^ mitted to Me Island Reporter/or •: fb Aa', sure 'as night, follows ? day,: : "even though not quite finished, arc to Island Reporter: A miracle' is ^p^publication'*: \\ '• already building up on the beach, - taking place on Captiva Island. Dick -j tKere wlli be a severe Hurricane that "•:-•• Subject: Non-compliance *wilh •^centers on our island. We must be i Should this continue and with a man Holmbcrg's experimental sand-bag Permit *DBS83-83 •• .: : .;.-..: ; like Dick'Holaberg with his prac- project is in place, and H working. ^ •••:•• K---.;-O -I ,y On February.4 Mr. Mike Joity, x : 5 Joseph Conte, •!; tical knowledge of waves and cur- -. The beach sand is accreting al a : : -- your area inspector, visited the site . rents and his background of success rapid rate along the 350 foot stretch ^-'--• Captiva,-j. of the Captiva Experimental ' with this method in Michigan con- of the project, and for more than - Perpendicular Stabilizer Project and _ ducting the work, I see no reason c 1,000 feet on either side. " issued a Warning Notice requesting'^': ', why beaches on thii island shouln'l - It is now possible to walk the MiLet property X; the CEPD to cease any further con- be saved. - > beach at high tide from Jensen's, struction on Sandbag Groins which' Aren't you thrilled, Mrs, Hoen? I southward at least 1,000 feet a task do not conform,, with Project' that-was impossible prior to last ; f ipwn^s •,cam.- .' •• .-"" <-.- •••' • ••'•,'. -.-' Description or Special Permit Condi- : . Thursday when the huge sandbags tions item -1. lie was/in my judg-. Mildred Onsttne ;existirig plan : , •-- .- . Captiva were first installed on the beach. ment, correct. "- .. -; • _ -• " r " Within the next few weeks, the '•M:- '•*. '''•• (A copy of this tetter to the ""'.-• ;p _On Feb. 7 Mr. Lonnie Ryder, Mr.^ s . sand is expected to build up and - \r \tiCF,PD toas sent to the Island •<•.-] .Mark Leadon and Mr. Joity came completely cover these "protectors" Can't wait l : • '^ , -' Riporter for publication^ : : -^ down to Captiva and met with the of the beach. -•' .;: '"•'••'c-'-'^-\ Captiva "Erosion Prevention CEPD and explained the reasons for for results : : The former Captiya Erosion Pre- •";.-:-V.:Di3tr[ct.* . '•;:.>" 'ri: . ••:•. 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J,hns nflWC.fv stiff Shi. ipnvtil 1) Htndi from Brooklyn N> Miii irr Gary Price MX \cjrs ayo ard now results at Fort Mjtrs I u fu&tpk f-ceney fleach Q tnciibf r of the bjard ftrvt re* of the • PARKEH CONST RtCTIOMOMl'VM Cytprrudir and OPENS IN SlMDhL George Parker Inc a I arry Hettatita, residential and commercial construction company director of financial has opened offices al 163J A Periwinkle Way «crurft»/>r(Ae Samuel „ Covperatue George M Parkc president said the locition was selected to better serve its island clients and provide more convenient access to Fort Myers Prior to the move offices were on Captlva Opened 1983 George Parker Inc offers new con struUion remodeling and design services for a rants named in the top (en and the only Sambel The three day Any Da> Weekender offers a residential and commercial clients lUcent projects restaurant honored choice of accommodations in the Tennis Beach include the Sambcl Congregational United Church Sunday Ja?z Brunch at the Thistle I odge al*o Bayside or Manna V '*as each including a hv of Christ ing room screened in balcony fully-equipped received special recognition as the arcis best kitchen and one or two bedrooms from $87 per Parker has held his state certified general con brunch D c person tractor s license siiu.e 1974 and i» 1U0 certified in California and Iowa He has had his own construe • NLW URPORTI.OOSTSTUWLL The The Island Mint Holiday tf four^days and tion company since 19G0 D new Southwest Florida Rcgiorai Airport here i three nights includes unlimited greens fets and a big h t with traveler* and a key factor in the free use of tennis courts and c mpltmentary B MOTT NAMhD TO 11ORIDA TOURISM growth of tourist and business traffic into this welcome cocktails with prices rangirg from $142 c ADVISOItY COUNCIL Lt Go\ernor Wayne Mix popular Lee IMand Coast destitution arc aci-or to $247 per person double omipancv for a ding to the 1 ce County Tourist Development choice of the Tennis Beach Bayside or Manna son announced that Austin L Molt HI executive V libs or I and s End \ illagc vice president and general manager for South Council Readers who responded to a recent business W Seas Plantation has been appointed to the Florida m HAWKINS I'LSHr b 1011INTF Hi ST Tourism \avisorj Council travel poll conducted by the travel department of the St Petersburg Txmes riled the airport K \TL U- II ISO Senator Paula Ihwkins The Advisory Council to the States Tourism testified recently at the Senate Banking Seb Department is made up of individuals in hotels among their favorite airports worldwide Never before have the popular I ee Tslsn 1 Coast committee on Financral Institutions and Con restaurants attractions campg-ounds, and airline destinations like Sambcl and Capuva Islands sumer Affairs hearing on legislation to establish positions Mott s term is four years beginning Dec Fort Myers and Cjpe Coral been nore acccssi i nationwide ceding on c edit card interest 31 1986 and concluding Dec 31 1989 ^ ble for business and leisure travelers said rates Fnnk Nocera executive director of the Lee Hawkins bill known as the National Credit • THISTLE LODGF IN TOP Tl N Thistle Card Consumer Protection Act prohibits credit Lodge Restaurant here has been named one of the Cobntv Tourist Development Council card interest rates higher than rive percent Men best restaurants in Southwest Florida by the • SOUTH SI \S SPf U \L * YLUI- above the average yield of six month treasury readers of Gulfshore Lxfe I1 \CK \GLS Five specia1 value vacation bills that matured the previous year The The results o( Gulfshore L\fe s second nnnuil pickages will be available at South Si as Planta average jield in 1Q84 was 10 43 pe-cent If readers poll were published In the January issue tion Resort on Captiva between April 20 and Seralor Hawkins bill were lav interest rates Thistle Lodge was one of three Lee County rcstau Dec 18 this year would have been no higher than la 43 percent C 1 YEAR CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT is proud to announce o we are open for ,67% LUNCH!! 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Ttrriflc inustment rtlkni renn) iinomt Includes all Offcrlnij tinny cxtr is it w ill pro\ c to bi opporiunit\ now iviiliblc on this £ amenities ind Is just steps iwi\ from i birgdln -it $358 500 furnished for bedroom 2 Win unit A MUST to set.' tin 11 itli ^229 500uitlgtt>ou fnlhis mort details call Scott Niummn Call Mirj Lou Triurhi SIIIIIH.1 Moorings unit Oill Tmd> Broker S ilcsnnn (da>s 472 3121 Realtor A"isociate for \ie«fnfl (daj^ Dercmo Rcillor AssoclTte (da>s eves 472G202J 472 3.21 eves 472 2880} 472 3121 eve 472 3042) NEW LISTING: SOUTH SEAS NEW LISTING: ARCHITECTURAL SANIBEL'S FINEST, TANTARA SECLUSION • well awa> from the LY PLEASING TOWNHOUSE with •This beautiful Gulf Front con ciowds only a 3 minute walk to superb views of the pool and Gulf domtnlum has a preferred Western ex Sanlbel s finest beach Immaculate Almost 1 700 of air conditioned LUX posurc Thr«r bedrooms two bath cor TOWNHOUSE in quiet complex full U^Y with spacious u rap a round ner unit ls°a must for the Umc on site manager tennis large screened porch Modern kitchen full dlscrlmlmlfng bu>cr Call Kithlr Or pool saunas and clubhouse Perfect se garage and tool storage ASSUM\BI I- w ick Broker Salesman (davs cond home or rental property Only MORTGAGE Call Dan Cohn Rtallor 472 3121 c\rs 133 1565) $144 900 fully equipped Call Dan Associate for an appointment (dijs Cohn Realtor Associate to arrange 472 3121 e\ts 472 9337} V viewing (diys 472 3121 eves 472 9337) a LOTS CAPTIVA BAY FRONT LOT • The BUILDABLE LOT ON RABBIT BUILD NOW In hei nUul IJeailultw sun rises over jour private estntt the ROAD with bnch aeccs This proper Countrv Cliib Esl ills This honlLsilc birds swoop down for their breakfast l> Ins raanj nulic trees md phnts oierltoksthi Jrdf,r(tn \(tl nprlteof the fish Jump In the quiet viaters and ^Vitcru-n In baLk lint leids to HIL ^62 500 Indudts KOGO pen 11 rjr the diy begins You walk out of your Sanlbel RKtr for boiling and fishing 2 000 sq fl risid niL C ill Cirl or hornL to>ourpri\ate dock and feel the Priced for innnt-didte sal" it $32 000 lnd)IHnnn »t il or ASM nik Idays tranqulllty Captlia Island lleaneip 1 Call Uoh Chuhack Ilrokir Saivm 172 •J121 tics 472 3042) tlviic you liulld your own home on for dclalh (divs 472 3121 r\ii oflls bay lot Call I aurcn Smder 47? 2036) Realtor Aosotlate [days 472J121 eves 4B1 6927) SEA OATS • This secluded home sltt h is Bijou frontage for mum lintrs plus T short walk to Gulf Beach icctss Call todl> for details JoinJojce Broker Silisnnn (da\s 172 312! (\ °~ *t~. 1119 Pcnwinklc Way / 2427 IVnvnnklL W ly - * , Sinibel Ishnd Flonda 33957 (813) 472 3121 Toll I rec In IT. (800) 282 0360 Ou' o( IT. (800) 237 0001^, jv S ISLAND REPORTER D FEBRUARY 13 1986 • 38 WOMEN • from IB \\ omt i s husmt ss clothes arc now cisier to \nd thtre was a limit to which all the women Ii< has always reached h gl r u r mi hin I f,et hut Mary Ann Willatc still lakes care with were prtprcd to go o get elected Most did mjself she observes fondlj thi clothes she wears resisted charging details of appearance on ^nd most cindid ucs win? sitppcrUtJ-cquilIv Hothts indicate \o i rr a force So bi. reckon which public at ention focussed Ftr Hayma whnlehc-artedl) by thur (atnilirs - at least m \ age it was her lonfc lonp vair wl ten she ed w ith shf iss* rlt 1 I loirned (hit dirk r the initial slices But this support is It ted in clothes are more forceful and thai pistols don t rtpo tuJ people ^id made her looKl k i dumb viry cnhcil wivs as the harsh reihty lakes shoA up is we 1 so I wore dirk sui s tnr (ublic nlonde over and h miles btcoW i»irc of tlje immt-nse ipptinnces during the ekeiit n \ nicess Bui I dfdn t cut it then sht said V, hen I annunt of time and t.nirf,> lohticil life eventually hi 1i> cut I did it fir me and a lot of demands peoj It w ere upset tl at I had it cut ^ There hive bet.n limes when v,e\H: b iuabbl "I'm not a woman legislator, I'm for Marv Ann Wallace it was her eyebrows rd hen ise it s tikinc too nuch lime and things ind she rcsiitf d ill i tempts to make her do 11 get done And he it metimes nseiHs not a legislator. The sooner we stop change thin because some of her suppoUrs felt heing able to tra\ el m the summer but f ir the tiny were not definite enough most ptrt hes \Liy suj portive jnd vis singling ourselves out the better delighted wh^n I s,ot elected -;aid Johnson of I'm in the mainstream. roblems don I chd when elected There hir husbind Art — MARY ELLEN HAWKINS are challenges of gaining and rctiin ng My daughter wis hippj ibout mv decis on Pauthont7 and i—spect and forging good to run and elated ahout my victor> but now the relations with colleagues None of the four haid reility is tint i cert mi imnunt of n sent Women politicians fell -(he had experienced any ment has set in that I m not ible to do for her particular difficulty in establishing respect what I did for the others comments Mary Ann 1 Jon t operate from an authority *ole com Wallace about her youngest daughter now 16 merited Johnson v.ho was elected mayor by her My sons took it all in thtir stride hecause I council co'leagues in November a point echoed was always very ictive but for a while my in one wa> or another by the other hree yojngcst son seemed to resent my being gone oice modulation was something else v X ssa Or HEART OF THE ISLAND SHOPPING PLAZA 1614 / 1628 Periwinkle Way Conveniently located at the Interaction of Periwinkle Way & Dixie Beach (near Bank of the Island) Showcase Shells House of Treasures Featuring a Large Selection of Sanibel & Worldwide Shells Home of the Famous Hand Blown Hibiscus Flower Holder 472-1971 Monday Saturday 10 5 472 2291 Monday Saturday 10-5 JJ.FIash/T-Shirts PJ.'s Office Supplies Thousand' 'o O O05( Fron Ccmplete Line of Cice Supplies 472-2995 " Monday Friday 9 5 472-5030 Monday Saturday 10 5 Aladdin Travel Service Arundel's Hallmark Shoppe yci r I land TravPj Headai a'r card^ G fts Balloons & One Hour Photo 472 3171 Monday f' 472 0434 Monday Friday 9-5, Saturday 10-5 Friday's Creative Jewelry Sanibel Gallery Sa' tx CiD'ivd I M S i " c Jewer\ .- "\ ) gifH \v U of ^ bv LCA a -I o o a! Kn v At sft< r 472-1454 Mo ida/S-^t day 472 3307 Monday Saturday 10-5 Stnda/ 11 5 O 4B D FEBRUARY 13 1986 C ISLAND REPORTER WOMEN • from 3B said Page There were no womt n s support Hawkins learned through some Diinful childhold groups then experiences thai tt w is easier to lead than to j But I ha\e felt once I wis elected thit deaths follow there ve been doors open tint otherwise nielli It >ou acted like you know what >ou re do not have ken I ve never felt it was a disidvan ing people will follow she commented tage Casselman memorial planned But despite leader ship ability assert iveness All have pushed concerns which affect *ompn and conviction which thtse wonun display in their total of 38 years in powir Among the A mcmoml si rvici for the latt Robirt C there have been the incvitiblc put downs Most issues thc> ste as affecting wnmtn are enforce Cisidnnn busines11 2nd cuhuril Iradir and of these our politicians felt were unconsciua in ment of child support laws and the introductu n winter resident of Samht I will be held at Ihe attempt at parlromzaiion rather than imltr£ of an amendment which prevents a hoimsteid new Sinihrl Congregation it United Church of such as Hawkins being told «hf> is a feall) good being sold while still occupied (Mary Ellen ( hml on Saturdi> Feb 22 at 2 30 p m _ legislator — for a woman Hawkins) day cart centers in 1 er Count} and Kobtrt Casselmah died in December last vnrin Not all are quite so innormt Thi. infimous I drug laws (Mar} Ann Wallace) his winter home here lit was 6? years old and guess I didn t WIKL;1L my fanny as well as she I ouise Johnson observed that Sanibel city had rccn In fail ng health since 1979 aid, from the formtr torrmisMoner on the ucca counri) presents few women s issues but points A former Massachusetts Institute of Technology sion of losing the Republic run off to Wallace but she is a member of the League of Women faculty member and Polaroid executive Mr for example or the people (usually women) who Voters and was active in ERA whle Itayma Casstlman was author of the book Contmuum would ask Mary Ellen Hawkins the veiled ques Page feels her mo3t significant contribution to about a man n 20 year search for belief in God lion Who is looking after your children0 lo women is n serving as a good role model His wife Dorothv (Vossl tasbelman continues 10 which she wouid respond pan faced with the ac Whenever I ve left a committee they always live on Sanbel D tual name of the babysitter leaving the ques wanled to bring another woman on she said tioner at a toss for words Women have made strides it scents But As to liny special advantage in being a Edward H. Brunner woman most felt thev were offset by tne dtsad vantages Sanibel winter rcsidert Edward H Brunner Some people have said to me I m going to died Friday Feb 7 vote lor alt the women who run this tme. but I the mainstream Edwa d Brunner, 85 and his wife Catharine don t think this turns out to be a net advantage I m not a woman legislator 1 m a legislator Mack Brunner celebrated their 60th wedding an — the extreme people at both ends cancel each she says The sooner we stop singling niversary lasi November In addition to his wife, G O other out commented Hawkins ourselves out the better I m in the he is survived by two daughters Nancy B Wolf I didn t get here because of women s issues mainstream • and Barbara bchultz plus five grandchildren three great grandchildren and a sister Henrietta Lantz Memorial contributions may be made to the American Diabetes Assc nation Q GULFFRONT CAPTIVA EROSION MEN'S BIBLE STUDY SANIBEL ARMS WEST PREVENTION DISTRICT Corner — 1st floor 2 bedroom 2 balh Tuesdays 7 10AM sleeps 6 Beautifully furnished Pool, ten Pie Board of Commissioner* of trie Captlva Erosion Jacuranda Inn wnk'eWav Prevention District Mill hold Us regular meetings itia nis, boat dock, sun deck, storage Low lint Monda> 0! Iho month unless that date 13 a Na (formerly G b s) maintenance Excellent rental record llonal Holldi, then It will be postponed un'll tha following Monday The meetings will begin at 900 Non Denominational * See this you II love it' *.m at tne Capttva Community Center Comp e* All meetings oflhe District ere open lo thepublic pur Sponsoied by Kiuams Club $189 300 auanttoFS $2060(1 (1963). ^ For further information call KI2 4681 472-4132 Bissell Realty St i* vice Corporation Licensed Real Estate Broker X "Owner an Island resident since 1970" Treetops Centre Suite 103 1101 Periwinkle Way n P0 Box 315 Sanibel FL 33957 Phone (813) 472 0880 - CAPTAIN'S WALK REDUCED We treafouf-of-towners An unfurnished 2 bedroom, l'/i bath condo apart ment With nice screened porch, canal vista REDUC like we've known them ED TO $69,900 "<• foryeam* \ xhn>,i m put a dtrnpt r oni I loritli \ K ut in f Minimi cumin), s? BARGAIN AT * dnvnu ill in illnoviorMiM mini, in miun ili.it fwjuirt.*1' id ISLAND REPORTER C FEBRUARY 13 1986 P 5B According to Dys it aeemed natural that in novative housing for the clderl; be tried in I an Peter Dys: Working toward 'independence caslT County which is rich in Amish heritage And for generations the Atmsh have provided for and dignity' for our elderly citizens their o*n c dir'y by add ng on an addition cr Rrosstlattdy to the aide of the big home Dy Barbara John Hut i Has not just the grossdaudy thit tn eter Dvs wh> btcnme i\ecu ive director spire 1 Djs but A BOUNTY . OF IALTOA' INTRODUCING m VIP REALTY GK01P INC BUFFETS!! 3301 San Cap Rd (across from Wulfe t Rd) (Regular Menu Also Available) 813 472 3458 SEAFOOD BUFFET MOM THRU THQRS 6 10PM SUN 69PM ALASKAN CRABLEGS STEAMED SHhMP IN BEER FRIED FISH CHOWDER ROCK. SHPIWP POTATO VEGETABLE OYSTERSTINI THE HALF SHELL SALADS ,-jAND MORE $11.95 GREEK BUFFET . A MARATHON OF GOOD EATING' ^fv, £lwOu A,.™* FRI t SAT 6 10PM OHLY rr ^f Creek Belly MOUSSAKA PASTIChIO LAMB ROAST SIRLOIN <(• A Dancer OF BEEF STUFFED GRAPE LEAVES FISH PIAKI , 4<3- ' 1*°SHms GREEK SALAD BAKLAVA & MORE $11.95 /-> -^ •"• RuMS EARLY BIRD BUFFET (SERVING A 30 • 6 P fti EVERYDAY) the lad ct shopps lhat COME ONE COME ALL COME EARLY" always sells belter labels ENJOY }\ EARLY DINMER .KITH OUR UfttK OR Sti at 50% fo 75% oil FOOD BUFFIT AND thjQi Rcl LM ) PRICtS saves money $9.95 for you Unbe! evable savings an fabulous clothe at SUNDAY BREAKFAST BUFFET DEFINITELY our lowest p levs even SOMETHING TO CROW ABOUT1 IAHTOIPM EGGS PANCAKES FRENCH WST FRU T MUFFINS , BISCUITS BACON SAUSAGE FRESH FrtbiTj AND „ ,, _. MGRFJ „ $3.95 An Island Tradition COUPON Snccl957 Yorthox of» FREE gttts of ou fne house waie or i f»»£C ot Our ckTBCOui tail-i'a dcucrt 472-1366 o 6B D FEBRUARY 13, 1986 Q ISLAND REPORTER GOME TQMNTASY ISLAND •SALESV;./;> I^ntasy Island WHERE PERSONALIZED EXPERT ° PropetiySales ; v v ' -V:w -. A ^ SERVICE COUNTS!!! •:'•'*• V ^ •. •&Nlaniij«( nii niQ)ip." 2402PALM RIDGE RD., SANIBEL- (813) 472-5021 J -•••- v. "••; . ;=,.•••:, ,-- •';;. -•*.. (800)237-5146 : ••"-* :< •- ' = COQUINA BEACH 629D - First Floor Two Bedroom. Two Bath. Good Rental history, completely furnished (or only •• : „ $H9,ooo.r. ••;.' - .•••-••'.-•. -. :. ,- .-.,.• •; -^ .i,.;'. ;>r.....«:, "..,.,- .•..:>-" :! GULFSIDE PLACE • Located at 1600 Middle Gulf Dr; is without question the premier Condominium on Sanibel. . Featuring 84 residential units (30 day minlmum.renlals onlyK on 16 acres of.manicured landscaping, two heated pools, . * ^ six tennis courts, two saunas and much more. Each two bedroom two bath plus den, or three bedroom three balh pliisV, den unit has ah unobstructed beachfront view. All come with every kitchen appliance imaginable. Make an appoint- ment now to view the islands finest. - . •- •-•••'• - " ••';••_• •• - ..- .,•.,*"• 1 " : 'Hi: - 3 lit'drw'in!, :l balh with ilen. SIMJIOll. I'nfiirnKhi-il. •„ " • " ••'••-", -• ' » ;-..»i. •. •li:i-:lhpilnicim.:lhalSOLD'"SI:ls-("ll'-""'ll"lisll"i- S- •• "- :•-•)" ' °- " •••-.; "313 -3 bedroom three bath wltlfden $549,500. FURNISHED. ' <••[ % ' V - ?v '••'• : "-•'- " •207- 2 bedroom two b SOLD ten 1360.000. FURNISHED >; ::-7 .«•."•- :**'•-':,•••-•• :.- "306 • 2bedroom,2 balh with den. $342,000. furnished. : •;. ''':'}' '•'-''":•, ; „ ' ',: KINGS CROWN ' •'. . '. o; --'-'"-•" ':. : V . •'•, ." "••'• • %^ "..«_'-:': '"'. .' ••'.-'..' '* . #107 r Huge Three Bedroom, Two Bath with Den. Great Low Density project. Just remodeled and priced to sell at ~ ; J310.000 Furnished. •.'=•" .; ..•-.• •: r;. -.$.;.• .<•• • ,. . ,. v OCEAN'S REACH .> ;^ • ,< "; ^f-:." . ' : \ -< •-•''•.'- •2A2^ GULF FRONT two bednxfm, two bath secolid floor unit. Ottered at $174,000 furnished. ;\ rdlNTE SANTO de SANIBEL - IMAGINE Ten Highly Landscaped Acres Of The most popular rental resort proper- ; ty on Sanibel. Pointe Santo'features unique Spanish style architecture, tennis, shufflcboard. pool; Jacuzzi, and a .-' - recreation programmer ehildien and adults alike. Every one, two, or threebedroom unit has a fantastic view of the . ~: beach. We have a large inventory of units for sale and rent in all buildings' and floors. All Fourth floor umtshavea .private rooftop sundeck. CALL NOWTO VIEW TH^ BEST JpR YOURSELF. r. . „; •• ;. ", m ', „ 'A-4 - GROUND FLOOR GULFFRONT WRAP-AROUND VIEW OF POOL AND BEACH. This 2100 ' .. ;: sq. ft. 3 bedroom, two bath with Fla. room says it all fn iuxurv. Furnished for $460,000.Terms. •'" •i . d . - = 'B-22 - Second floor Two SOLD*0 b«"'0 •• ' '• • •"•. \\ • :'•?-.. •• '- '•" " -:•. •i>.:." \ - ~; ' .- r*C-26-Two Bedroom, Two Bath with a Gulf View from all rooms.Priced for immediate sale, $227,500. _. ^. . • • - :-" «C-36-Third Floor Two Bedroom, Two Bath Gulfview unit:Tastefully decorated. Seller open to ali$. - •'. :, reasonable offera. Priced at $240,000 Furnished. " ; :i ,':• : * ' •' . ^•C-45-RARE THREE BEDROOM, TWO BATH FOURTH FLOOR PENTHOUSE WITH PRIVATE » , .v ROOFTOP SUNDECKIUnbelleveablevUwa for only.$315,000 Furnished. „ , o- .«-••• ••?- »D-4 - Ground floor, Iwo bedroom, two balh COMPLETELY REMODELED beautiful unit. Priced • i •.•..•••• :•'• at $241,500 furnished, v •' «•: - ii •'•- - !i .-'• ('' ' "1" . - 1-.'D-31 - BEST BUY IN COMPLEX!! Two Bedroom. Two Balh just remodeled. Ertellent rentals - " : '''•'"'"«' History. Fully furnished.$219,000. " ! . '-„•?'""• : % 4": ' , "•D-48-SUPER TWO BEDROOM, TWO BATH FOURTH FLOOR PENTHOUSE. THIS IS ONE YOU :' ••-••:-.'• ..MUST SEE.IT WILL NOT LAST LONG. Good Termsiirlced it $270,000 Furnished. ;! . ,. , " . : »E-7- GROUND FLOOR BEACH FRONT THREE BEDROOM, Two bath. Just Remodeled. Just steps •,' »•• ' : : to the beach. Spend one night with us and you will never want to leave. Priced at $337,000 Furnished... \ * Has almost $17,000 gross rental income booked for 1985/1988 win:er. • >. % ,:-^ . '.,: !: :*E-22 - Second Floor Beauty, with both pool and Beach Views. Two Bedroom Two Bath all new Fur: tl i '<•- s nlshlngsl Seller will trade for Beach Front House. Priced $265,000. Furnished. - ,. - . -- ••E-31-Cornerthir•E-31-Cornerthird floorfloor Two Bedroom, Two Bath pool and beach view. Excellent renrentat l history. Price >, . -, ••-" " just REDUCED to $249,000 Furnished. COME TAKE A LOOLOOK XOXOU WILWILL LIKLIKE I ITT. • *EJ3 • Two bedroom, two bath plus DEN. Beautifullv furnished p!us greal giilf viewk. $278,500 fur- ••?ihd: - •j'tT' ""'•: ~1' * ; ' • LOTS — POINGIANA CIRCLE — Building Icf; little clearing rcr|oired. $35,000. Owner will cftc/ financing. ,"•• - SANIBEL ARMS WEST •-"-;,-• '." •: - ' ' ,. „ .'•':/""!"•.. :-? :i : :. ° '' 'I"'.'.. '*•'•' : •- "' «C-7 - BEACH FRONT, SECOND FLOOR BEAUTY. BEST BEACH BUY!! Quid East end 8f Island with - Superior rentals. $199,500 Furnished. -'- '• "" . i,, •'•' i .: a£: ' ~, ,, . ..: ,,» »D-2'- GULF FRONT, first floor, beautifully furnished. $195,000.^ ',--;..•• ' ' .< >':•:•_.'•- ,; .;; «J\4 GULF FRONT first floor corner unit with great rental history. $199,500 furnished. V : ., " " SHOREWOOD ' " -••'•' :'.•'•'• " : . ; ••-'. rii '••••'••". V / •.".. .• "",..• •3B - GULF FRONT PENTHOUSE with all the state of the art amenities Including a private roof top sundeck.This , .-HUGETHREE BEDROOM comes with a $40,000 furniture package. THIS MUST BE SEEN TO BE BELIEVED. . : : : •'.. $MO,000Furnished. :-::;' ;, ,.-- ; :'. '-:•''•-•/'": , ~'i r. ' "" ' ' .„, . : V!: SUNDIAL^ One of Sanibers finest rental properties offering 13 tennis courts, three pools, restaurant, lounge and , much more- Sundial offera one; two and two bedroom with a^den units, with views and prices for everyone. . . - "C201 -One Bedroom Club Suite. Terrific starter unit. Outstandingrental Income. HURRY THIS WILL GO QUICK. , $129,500 Furnished. . ,: ~. ~i •.:•.-'•• ;••»„"•' '-'V. •:.••-. '_ - i _ - •:.• ..;':•-•.'• -TIGUACAY- :/•'••<••"-••:.' ..••'-,:-:",,. itXip : \ ' . ''': ft/ '<' --''•' -^ •'-••: . -r : »489 - Unique Gulf Front one of a kind Townhouse. Two Bedroom, Two Bath and a halt. FOUR UNIT COMPLEX. ; THIS IS THE LAST DEVELOPER UNIT, AND HE SAYS SELLIII ALL offers considered, priced at $415,000. DUPLEX - DUNES - Three Bedroom, Two and a half Bath on lake,'short distance to clubhouse! Easy to see, come on : r [ ' by.$145,000unfurnished. ; ,, f_ •:...- •'"•• .'" :'-.-. ' r"« J* •<":_.' ,'"o . :• •".-.-•. MIDDLE GULF DRIVE Three,llednmms,Two lialhgH.! ilnnjf iivrrliHiklng Bull course. Walking ilislaner jo .•.,-. • beach. $260,500 unfurnished. . y ;.,., . '• ' ": IJ'U. . : GUMBO LIMBO • Spacious corner a.licdrooin. 2 baih fralorrs ilpmramr furnishing*. Hrrplai-e. icnlral vacuum and many, many extras. Priced $198,500 furnisheil. . .'-'•-', •'.';-.' " 1; .. ~ '„«,;, SANIBEL LAKE ESTATES r two bedroom, two bath, new home with all appliances and ON A LAKE. All of •• ; this'for $134,500. • :"- : : -. . ' > a * .° ". . -. '• • :•:.'".. GULF 1UDGE - I'resligi-location.tnrce hedronms.l»c lialh home withnirainit' flo.irs.plush cafprilng,firrplaci' •b with built-in bookcasra, and all lop lit lhe: line app] inures. This hiiaie is also bring in'fm'il.»-il h ii .me year leaseb.uk i, if desired. . -i. < • .mil scrvenril |«KI! pjlis dcoiliil SAN1IIKI. KIV'KU KSTATKS vThrer beilmoms. two bath's 'with a family roiir '.•: beach access. Priced at $170.0011. °5 - "..•- --••>:-..- - ; "*'i: -"* * " • ."•. pus Chmti Sjnphony they movei then 1 family Women's cultural pubication a natural f four to Texas where she had tl cir third child Those wen hectic >ears Along with -aising npr extension for Gloria Vando Hickok children she wrote plays short stones childrens books and film scrip's acted designed sets and By Wendy McMullcn costumes and worked as an educ ti nal consultant ntroducing a new publication into the -ind as ombudsman on Mayor John 1 i/ids3v s distinguished fict I ol arts ind letters must spichl school task force All this was in addition I bt a formiriabfe task to spending three to four months of the jear in Out nounc could have betn tntnr tiualifirrl m Europe where her hjshnd concluded Various or i set. up the celebntcd migmne now critically ic rheslns claimed as the bist general women s cultural I 1( \t to be in on beginnings she s-id The periodical suffused with tiste and in first ere itnn and setting up of n^w projects has alwajs rnks with fine arts jourmls than potj md pan cxrittd me time Caplivi rcsidint Gloria \ ando liickok Hcliton Nine ««s such 1 beginning and got the *- Helicon Nine filled^n important gap m both immediate suppor' of many of Gloria Hickok s publishing and in education generally — prior to frienils including edi of Ann Sperry and ppei its publication ncarlj seven years af,o thire wa^ Michael Harpc- no other magazine of distinction dialing sold} This will b» the thirteenth issue of the quality with women s irl literature ind music compilation of literature art poetr> and music (a When I first went to school t studied art Tex ble plastic record is freijuentlj inrUdodl and 1 hiitory and there was not one unman in ill m> iU cxreptiona quality has attracted suih »u able tcKtbooks Gloria Hickok said rxphintnfj how thi wntera and artists as ftirbira Gihbs I vn I ifshin jOjrnai of women s arts and letters was conceivid and Audrey Mack 4 y Then all of a sudden thp-c was this new •j Man} more manuscripts photographs and il feminist criticism and all these women writers ar lust rat 1 )ns arrive unsolicited u lists and musicians were being discovered she We ca-j I use most of them and I m alwavs *erj continued sensitive to people we reject becaose it s so q Almost from the start ihl con Aine claimed a di-vistsling she commented distinguished slate of editors and contributors — I got mv first rejection slip from AttanL c Won nc tables like Ann Slegman Pinky Kase Pat thl) and went irto *uch a depression it was tern Bleed Phitomene Bennett Merry Prostic \irgil^ ble she s o SB • FEBRUARY 13 1986 • ISLAND REPORTER I* OVER 100 ARTISTS FOR A FbN AND CREATIVE Old 6 SEAFOOD BUFFET FRIDAY • $14.95 I98(> ii Ihi jcir or (he Scnfood Ilnffct M the Old Cipl va House the ishnd s nriKiml ill you nrc lo nl scifood ex tr>vif,'in?i VHI II Imc thisyi irsvirstiin pirlicuhrly (he price only $! I *1i pel |HTS< n (plus ti\ & RMtmtyl "iihslan li ill> less Ih m thit cil rj,ul Uy i vir fnenilly Irnltilor* Tht pnti. Livers tlie works A HI-L,I vinclv of Incil si ifoml hs iv til tlilcl plus si ifuoil chowder, scifood sihds ind l)Lvtri(,ts (non Ik ibolicl Inrl riusscrts (her 250 000 contenlcd diners since I960' - SATURDAY & SUNDAY Hcscn itumt I'll 'ilfil FEBRUARY 15.h & 16-K linirs'i III- III Illl I'M 1000AM -500PM = llIhI!>lTNI)S NO INH.msl'OTl'UhShNTS Appearing Now Through Feb. 16 "Kahn & White" Coming Feb IS • March 2nd ^ "John Sahmon Touring Piano Shoie" Don't miss S.W. Florida's Origina "Crab Races" Monday night 7pm & 10 pm YOU WILL WANT LIST WITH US BECAUSE: —FREE BROCHURES- on every property highlighting features and location OLDE STYLE FLORIDA HOME v SHELL HARBOR Seaha-vk Subd v s ort — L Ve new *> b*d ba h screened lo the beach pool assoclat on owied *enn s couti »asj *alK 'o the $179,000.0011 beach n cely lu nLhed Listed at 1335,000 „ Tnm bedroom twofeeth pilin g hom« on navlgaolA cans! 0 DEL SEGA Clo'B lo beach W a ti S47 000 Walhlng distance to Ine beach Partially lumlinadl LOTS P DEL SEGA Secluded & trop cal $37 900 HOMES D NEWL1STINQ Looking oul on Sunset Bay" Appton 1 DEL SEOA Op,r\\A' front sunrises walk !o beach 75 x 140 >skng only $145000 J D OELSEQA On deep water canal 2 bedJ3 bath screen terms $105 QvP edpool most lutn shlngs Included Just $230 000 L WEST GULF OB 8AR0AIN Near beach possblevle« • SHELL HAftBOfl Immaculala two bedroom two bath O OULF PINES Backs up to nature preserve terms $46000 with pool seawall & dock $235 000 cou^s pool beach 0 *eai Buy $59 000 ! WEST GULF OR 1 Acts * Gull View SC9 900 D FRESHWATER FRONTAGE High horreslte on * 0MULTI-FAMILY Beachvlew s canat Just $36 000 CONDOMINIUMS G LIGHT HOUSE END OF ISLAND Excellent cond tlon Ct. POINCIANA CIRCLE. Walk to beach S35OGO I SHOREWOOD Unique to SW Florida f ve bed/lour Thre« possible 4 unlis K IS 000 Terms balN six balconies tdievel excellent Gulf vew a I take beach access amenllies plus SELLER FINANCING 70'A lurn shed AsknBS479 000 . EXCELLENT f TIMBERW000 South Fort Myers two & three bed P SEA OATS On the lake lor j ist S40 000 room un Is pool R teni S Nearshoppng New'Frarr BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY $65900 P SEA OATS Very close lo tre beach $43 900 D LIGHTHOUSE POINT Beautiful" Large first floor unit | D Wtfl atlabliintd ill-domi r»tau»nt with good carry rj EAST GULF OR Very near beach $120 000 with 2 bdrooms & den Value pr ced oul buitntit Monijf makir — (jooa leata plenly of parking '' SI39 000 33T!>''S?*S.*WF"1 "*"" ?ftr'v?'1^' £*' ISLAND HFPORTER D FEBRUARY 13 1986 n 9B ARTS • from 7B Portrait Workshop next month ' The first ft ur land mrk-> n phctna s arc the o^nibil I ighthouse 1 tr ite I lijhouse Rutlan] Only a few plaies arc left for the Dar tl E Museum and the formtr Riilroid Express office Cretne Workshop for ptrtrait pairlers to be held (•orthcommg tire \lgicrs 1 addle Winder Ferry b> the noted artist fr REALTOR' VIP REALTY GROLP mC Your dreams are 5301 San Cap Rd (across from Wultert Rd) reality now at B13 472 3456 Shell Point Village. Come sec how Shell Point Village fns°made its residents dreams come true for over 18 ypars Shell Point provides spi cious apartments overlooking the beautiful Ciloosa ha tehee River, extensive hobby facilities health spa swimming pools putrergolF course Nursing Pwilion and much much more But beyond our superb facili ties our 75 acre tropical island is an environment carefully ere ated to cater to your personal c "Heart wants and needs relieving you from worry and allowing you to x o Answers concentrate on living the active carefree lifestyle you ve dreamed abouMnd deserve^ Fibrillation Fbnilal on is unsynch onized conlraclions ol heart muscle cells in different parts ol the heart which prevenls ii Iiom pump ng effectively F br Ha lion usually s'ans when cells other Uian the natural pacemaker cells contract prematurely or out of t m rg with other cells in ether parts of the heart muscle. Fbr Ha lion In the heads upper chambers may occur w ih on ly a 25 percent r»durt on in the blood pumped whlc f bnllal on in the lower chambers Is fi>r more impor tant because tho heart pumps I It's or ro blood Visit us soon ?nd see first Fibr llation can bo treated hind whit mikes Shell Point one with drugs and olectfcal _ of Amcncis premier retirement shock In. emergenc es the heart can be helped lo core communities Orsmdfon t nue pumping blood by car free brochure tochy We pffer d opuimonary resuscilat on multiple fminciil optiuis inclun (CPR) unt 1 med cal ass Glance is ava table ing a No Endowment Lease on selected units p WERE FIGHTING FOR YDURUFE \ American Heart 1 Association O fp-rt^^T" n •,*fc*-^gr£i$?%r-s- *"** 1JT4 Tsr""""'*""T 10B D FEBRUARY U 1986 J ISLAND REPORTER sports and outdoors This 'guerrilla' will ride anywhere it's safe By Paul Lulhringer jchst Lnc H ISLAND REPORTER D FEBRUARY 13 1986 a 118 casting around to pull Slowly the grounded boat moved amid Sirce it was not late in the day Ue owners swirls of brownish mud and came free decided to spend the night docked at Sanibel Stiange predicaments We didn t wait to sec if there had been any Marina damage to the propellers but that is almost As thev started out the channel in the morrine bring tips for towing unavoidable when they are subjected to a stern they found there was a bad \ibralion in one pro- By Fritz & Norm a Stoppclbcln pull peller so they turned back Shortly ifler they A few weeks tarlur a visiting couple had cruis were krocking on our door to ash what IO do next ometimes you find boats in strange places td down I hi. Caloosahatchce to explore ihc areas Since it was early Sunday morning we had no around here tspcclally big ho its! -~al the nnuth of the river They decided to an luck trying to locate a diver io go down 'o assess S Recently when we were (ravelin), In our chor for the night just outside the Sanibel inlet the damage We advised then* >o head back up small boat toward Pine Island Sound we camt About 4am the high winds sprang up sudden nvtr slowly on one engire to a tnanna near their upon a 50 footer anchored in the trout flats south ly The owner checked the" anchor and later about home base r of the power line and east of the -hannel opposite 6am AU was well And then just recently late on another windy Marker 12 Now shallow trout flats hardly nnke About 6 30 a n his wife looked out the cabin Sunday afternoon there were the perils of yet comfortable anchorages for b g boats On checking window and lit out a scream is she saw lights ap another wayward boat that ran aground ap it out we found that the couple aboard had not proiching rapidly from shore pronching the Sanibel drawbridge The engines the least interest in fishing for trout but while in At about the same time a bayside resident was quit tl e v, ind blew the boat against the transit from Naples the previous day had ringing our telephone I just turned on the kit drawbridge The boat lost its canopy but gamed a somehow gone astray and ended Up m a solid chen lights and looked out to the bay and *here s a holt in the hut) predi atnent o big boat in our yard1 ^ The owners tried to put out the anchor but it Thiy had called a commercnl towing service Mtsty quiculy went out to help A fishing guide was not large enough to hold the boat in the but tl e tug was unable to budge the big boat dur from Sanibel Manna volunteered to go out in the '•strong wind ing the night so they settled down to await, a high wild weather in his boat to carry a line from the The boat was blown toward the Lighthouse end tide grounded boat out to Mttty As soon as strain was of the island \\ ho knows how far out to sea it As we surveyed their predicament a larger put on the tow line it came apart Misty went back might have been blown? But fortunately a local rescu boat arrived on the -scene and proceeded to to the dock and the smaller Mxtty II went out to angler was returning from offshore look it in tow pull up one of the boat s two anchors The owner carry the anchor from the stranded boat out a and headed toward the Sanibel inlet Entering the asked us to help by pulling the second anchor The distance and set it to prevent the boat from bring inlet the tow line broke The boat crashed against rcscui boat took the line which was tied through pounded further ashore In the midst of that the seawall Residents helped the passengers oif the bow cleat to a chock on the grounded boat and operation the steering cable on \tutv II literally tf-p boat onto the lawn and the trusty Boston jig tied i( off to the bow bit on the rescue boat exploded so Misty II limped back to the dock Whale" towed the boat around to a dock inside the H9 As loon as the rescue boat began to back off Next we asked for help from Sanibel Manna An inlet «*• employee took a Boston Whaler out and placed the Ha &putting strain on the line, the chock popped loose U p were called to bring what equipment we 9p nd trashed like a bullet through the windshield anchor could as the boat was taking on water We took a d- fortJnately missing the two owners who were With constant high winds and seas there was pump battcrv cables and battery ch irger the standing nearby nothing to do but wait for a high tidq to help the resident put a batter) on board to keep the pump , Fritz who has probably pulled more grounded rescue effort When the tide rose in mid afternoon working during the night 1 boats off sandbars than he can count hollered to Misty armed with one inch diameter line aboard f-Thc leak turned out to be faster than the pump ^ the ov ntr to run the tow line around the bow to went back out The Boston Whaler carried the line however and sometime after the resident retired =5 the cl< at on the opposite side of the bow so the to the grounded boat and shortly it was foated after a final check on it the boat sann t strain of the tow would be on the hull and not on As soon as the owner felt the boat float he wav A few days later a crew of neighbors after an insecure cleat on a wooden boat ed lo Misty to turn the (me loose - & potentially much heaving prying and pumping succeeded m REMLMBER THIS PRECAUTION If YOU dangerous dens on as the wind was still blotting raising the boat from the bottom A larger pump FIND YOURSELF IN A SIMILAR Pitt PICA strong If there were a problem with the boat A was left rifnning to keep it afloat overnight until MENT FLYING METAL OBJECTS CAN BE steerage it could quickly hive been blown back the owner COJM tow the boat elsewhere < DEADLY MISSILES! aground But when the sun came up the boat was down o The rescue boat operator however decided to REMEMBER NOT TO TURN I OOSE \ TOW on the botto-n again change tactics and try to pull from the stern So LINE UNTIL 1OU ARE CFHTAIN YOLR Th** old saying that whatc\er goes up ~iusl **"" the owners fashioned a bridle from line aboard VESSEL IS COMPLETELY OPLRAHLE AND come down" certainly app tes to boats — especial After considerable maneuvering in the shallow IN WATER DEEP ENOUGH TO WOID ly those that have sunk Li - water the rescue boat lined up astern and began ANOTHER GROUNDING o. 1,1, «" Faces is the Place for Every Face on the Islands, oSanibeTs newest restaurant and pub is Faces. Your place to taste the most delectable burgers, hot dogs, sandwiches, steaks and seafood. Take Out € f S Available RESTAURANT and PUB 472-6111 u 2413 Periwinkle Way; Sanibel Island o Fz~rr~ir~"^*i- ••j,--i\™vrj<1j. •^ff-p^r 12B D FEBRUARY 13 1986 Q ISLAND REPORTER SPORTS • from 10B • DU\r-»\\OMrNSl,()Ir \SSOCl \TIO\ Tee off for the • (OOTB\LLCIILbRLhADING COVCH1& On Jan 31 it was Odd^ ind Fven Hole play In UANTH) Anyone imerihtid in fall coaching for the IShok dnision Cla*s A Alvcc Smith and March of Dimes Pop Warner ^outh Football or Chrerleadng Mar(,e Pick tied for first with 2?. \on Ln,ht should submit applications now followed for second with 28 In the B Class Mary he second annual 7 L'tven March of Dimes There are sevtnl openingo_s tn the Cypres^ s Likt \ trnon ami Helen I eonard iiel for first with 14 celebrity golf clastic will be hfld at Arnold Rubin ok Palmers \\ildcat Run golf course on Mon Hornets football ind cheerieadmg learns Practices ^yi' t° «M 72 pent seafood dishes under one roof! Be J-s p iky as you like you n going to fnd exactly what you like on the Mxmintly endless McT s menu The ISIJIHIS IdrgcMcotlcUionofitafooih o\cr24 Sweetheart of a Week! temptingappctizcn> prtmcnb barbecuedntrc chickencWicsjndthcalwj)s Tuw,Feb.n-TuM.,Feb.tt fabulous MudpR. all pruparctl with loving care in MtT suwanJuinnngli tchen Choose McT s onichi ar-d gel all tnc chc nts V X SwteUteatt of a Dinner Special X InJuJt. GulfChoxdcr 5 Steak n Shnmp \ cgtlablcs Hoi Bread ALL YOU CAN EAT MarkttSjlaJIlar P LoMts lime Tic SHRIMP OR ALASKAN GRAB All for onlv $13 9s per prnan UW$20 95) '•Meet-A-Swce tie" Hours 4 30 6 d>> Hu> ol c cocktail get one free The house that shrimp built! Special Love Poliom Free Cupid Canapes DuiurSlO UteNitelOlS Full Liquor Ll«n» 1246 MiAlk GliUDnif Sanilid • 472 1SI4 o " f. ISLAND REPORTER D FEBRUARY 13 1986 D 13B 11 j,roup is hoping to improve on that aspect Speed limit is B./ Linda Wizner public beach south to Gulf Drive or approximately Ij rd lover Jan Lgland i« urging drivers to 5 b miles ° observe the iperd limit on the S-mbc1 Causeway ee County Commissioners raised the green Meanwhile officials with the Lee Count} for the sake of wildlife, flag on the 198S Lee Countj Regatta Off Tourist Development Council iTDC) are planning ^ * people think the 35 mph speeo !imil ll loo L shore Race and event organizers can now to take every advantage of the regatta slow that u s for the birds well it is tor the birds proceed full speed ahead We have been in constant communication on - solhey won the hit by \ch]clis"*ay^f giand a During the Feb 5 session of the Lee County the advertising that s going to be done for the boara member of CROW (Care and Rehabilitation Commission meeting the lawmakers approved a regatta said Frank Nocera executive director of of Wildlife) special events permit for the race now that sev the Tourist Development Council It will be used Recently the CROW facility on Sambcl has eral concerns were addressed and the county has to promote tourism in Lee County during the treated man> manv bird* victims of the licavj been Insured for the event month of May nigh season traffic to and from the islands of Commissioners however did not approve the Nocera informed the commissioners that a Sambel and Captiva It s really awful I was here permit without stipulations The event organizer brochure is tn the process of being completed This this weekend and they (injured birds! were coming- Florida West Boat Racing Association mus* post a will brvdistnbuted at events such as the Miami in like flies Fgland said bond that will ensure the public heath and area Boat Show in order to lure interested race enthu Ttrns gulls skimmers pelicans and other south of the public beach will be cleaned up after siasts to Lee County shorebirds use the causeway bridges and islands the May 17 race Following a unanimous vole on the motion to ap for food ^atherng Speeding veh tits suck" them According to David Auble executive director of prove Commissioner Roland Eastwood told Auble into the path of traffic _the Southwest Florida Regatta Inc the boat rac he was pleased with the manner In which the race Often birds arc lilt and stunned and if they are ing association is woricing with the Fort Myers was being organized this year not restued oftei lie in the road until they are Beach Chamber of Commerce or a proposal for the I want to compliment you on the way it s been run over and killed Many could be saved and cleanup project He told the lawmakers that last handled Eastwood sa'd The people involved some people do take the trouble to bring them in year the manner in which refuse disposal and the have proceeded in a professional manner much she added litter problem were handled vas excellent His better than in past years D Injured wildlife birds and animals may be taken to CROW on Sambel Capliva Road (opposite the elementary school! Ul 472 3644 D tides / charters / guides RENT A BOAT tide chart: POWER OR SAIL TlujrsJM 51QAML 8MPWH FfiJ2t 549AML 9 45PMH CHARTER SAILING SalJ22 824AML 1OTPMH 4 37PML 10MPMH i, Day or Sunset Sun '23 8 53AML 105PMH 5-33PML It 13PMH MonJ24 71BAML 1 1OAMH 623PHI UMPMh TuesJ25 139AHL 1.22PMH 715PML WedJ26 12 47AMH 801AML 137PMH 8O9PML i^Uoat 470.2531 Bird Tou'i of tf* Itlandi, * th Otorg* Wcymoulh i*lug« bird- Cr II ng Bane rod leave C n«ma log lour* Ca a«an (nrouQrt P aia in Ba ley * Shopp ng refuge on three-tvnjf tour liom Canter at d**n Reservailoni 4721447 Caluta Aquallc Progtim Ei >g pp plora llw manns wotld ol son reserval on» it W a e • Boat Sales Ihesfl b«rrltr It end* w ih Ih s Presorw Oa ery 472 B HD non p ol t organ tat on ded 1101 Pe onUWi) • Service cited Io Inc cas nj w M • Storage awi enaai Ae.a t2 idull Toe* Tnurs ages 7 12 Sal , ...... vv w_ O 14B D FEBRUARY 13 1986 D ISLAND REPORTER education bridge • blCMH \Tr rmiW \ti« Cobb of Simbel Monda} February 3 1986 7 30 p m Public now nominates was among tri, I 610 suderits graduating with \l tehcll Movement 11 Tab cs bichil r s degrees fr )m the Uni\irsil> of Fl >r di N»rth-Snulh Teacher of the Year* tobbjibtuncd a bichrlcrs degree from the 1 r-n.7 and Fp>d Di iTn-t; university s Co Ifge of J mrnalism > J Martha Ki dow and \ inn c Ma k tor the first t me the school board of 1 OL Coun 3 I'at 1nd John Elcrenla li ty is accepting nominations for Teacher of the • HOST HIGH SLHOO1 STL W NTS rast-Weil Year from the general public In the pist it has HIOM \II O\tKTHr WORM) lheloulh ) KittvRo-candliriimaJhrcl been the policy of the school board to rel> u| on Exchange Service i\ES, a non pront orgamza 2 Ev Horln and Clecne Tiffany recommendations given to them b\~the principals tion devoted to furthering international peice 3 Katie and Paul 1'UU of local schools according to Dr Rubard II tmttts islanders lo experience the special joys u Director Jian Srott 172 4823 Stewart assistant superintendent for instructional nf sharing their home and culture with i Thursda), Irliruan 6 1986 UOpm support services I know there are parents teenager from a foreign country through Mitchell Movement 12 tables volunteers and menbers of the community who greater cultural awareness and unkrstinding North-South have been impressed bj one teacher or anothtr Students are la-18 jears old and are selected 1 Csrolj n and Hi] I hillips We d like to hear from them Stewart said from ground the *orld based on their language 2 Kay and Kuy Ilickci Teacher oi the Year is a titie given to the ability maturity personal accomplishments and J Frieda and Jacob Goodman educator who seems to be most representative of moral standards Medical insurance ar last-West all excellent teachers in the area Above alt the rangenents with a local high schoo! and 1 Dee Carmody and Mabel Mra lof teacher of the year should ha\e tht ability to in counseling are all provided through the \ Fb 2. V irpmia Ehret and Kitty Kou spire a genuine love of learning In all types of program Families may claim a $5Q 00 tax 3 htVe I ipsky and Rea tha^ students deduction for eacli month they provide room Director Jian Sci tt 472 4B2J Official nomination form1) are available in Dr and board to the student For further informa Stewart s office at the School Services Building tion contact \outh Exchange Service (*ES) Horld Trade Center Building 350 South 2055 Central Avenue Fort Myers 33901 Nomina- c e e tions must be received by 5 p m Feb 23 to be Flgueroa Street *2a7 P Los Angeles CA accepted D 90071 or phone 1-800 8-18 2121 Q CHEE'S DINNER SPECIAL 472-2555n 'E/s Fresh Baked Croissants Cro ssant Sandwiches Giant Cookies, Key Lime Pie and much, much more1 DOUBLE CHOCOLATE CHEESECAKE & BAGELDOGS Spiitclil Bc«ln* Thii 8AM 5PM Monday thru Friday 9 5 Sat 91 Sunday May O dcr 24 Hou * In Advance PALM RIDGE RD ACROSS FROM ECKERD DRUGS CARRV OUT ONLV tANDING) Nearing Completion An « W.y, Iinlkcl, FL • 47>-4772 Old Florida Home on Conch Court X D NKW MSTIN«. S a Sh Us f San >«1 1 n t "* I 1M lr « m i I al h (urn >hi 1 deede 1 b ich ICCISI I.' *IIK* idv inn n nl il n irvili n< nlfcnd You will agree nls s a rare f nd the comblnat on, of an Old Florida home on a canal will give you what few can enjoy This horre can be yours for S275 000 Occupancy available for the 86 season This three bedroom two bath home will have v nyl s ding and a metal roof The Great Room features a f replace Energy saving features Include two eel ing fans a heat pump and floor Insulation (,ULF FKONT On the ground level there is a sliding glass door adja I- xciultvt rt liri men! bomr localed i n preslif.it us \\ psl GuU Drive cent lo the pool patio At the rear of the lot there is a boa! f« jitirink t,round level A bedroom 2 tiled balhs rorm3l | ^nR dock with Just one bridge between you and the bay! r om scrumdhni wilh roil up hurricane shutl rs pinorariftview of thi Gulf if Mtxico I leas-call for an ippnnlmen! loprcvi.w this property Price JSartOT Reduced to $510 000 " 1011 SAND CASTLE RD THE DUNES SAN BEL, FLORIDA 31SS7 -,, Tom Roderick Realty PHONE. %tVtJ2 2111 ° 472-0700 tf o ' ISLAND REPORTER D FEBRUARY !3, 1986 D 15B I I I Whip Uli|i.> .Topping .87 clue star Meats frozen & dairyi f Garlic **** 6 Bread 1.37 amb T Cottage . Lea 6 Cheese .. 1.59 Lamb 4 Apple Danish .. 1.54 Ihops ***** i Five-Alive . . .68 Veal HQQ Orange Juice. .. 112 Chops.;;... uCKJ Family Spread, .. 1.58 Whole An Parkay Margarine . . .69 Fryers ...... ^Hy. 4 Fresh Delights . . 1.14 Veal Scallopini..: 5.99 deli & Dahepy VeaTcutlel ....•;. 5.49 PLANT CITY-PIHCITYP1HT iV!inV«i.<"U;WS='" QQ Ground Beef...... 30 Strawberries H< Chuck Roast..... 1.?8 STRAWBERRIES Cherry Pies 119 Top Sirloin Steak. 2.98 Whole Flat Choc! Chip Cookies1.99 Rib Steak'.;:. ;• ..'..• diiJO Short Cake 2.49 Beef Stew...... ^t-UO 9. Pumpernickel Rolls 119 Lk Thompson Grapes .. 1.19 Nectarines..,...;.;.. .79 —fgenerics^—| French Baguettes ... .69 Laundry Detergent I.3O Firm Tomatoes. ".....-. .59 Green Beans ..... i... .59 Strawberry Pies... 4.29 •.tC^wsiflK: -•>; • •• ' J o-J ;Potato Chips ..•>.:.-.-1.0 I Potatoes . .-.~k ."".99 4 Orange Juice .... • .1.49 Roast Beel 2.68 Vegetables;;...... '. .".89 Braunschweiger 59 Lenten sauings—-f***** - Pie Filling ... .t'.. lAo r Olive Loaf 1.58 ***** Pink'Z- Shrimp Muenster Cheese .. 1.69 r-pick up yourn Show Crab 6.98 Clusters .... Cod Fillets 3.98 Sea Bass 2.28 tele-photocopy health &beauty1 parents: Turbot Fillets 2.39 Florida Grouper .. 6.98 iRolaids • .1.89 Roughy Fillets ..-. 4.69 Salmon Fillets. .. 3.99 I Petroleum Jelly .. 1.99 Pink Shrimp 4.98 Salmon Steaks . 3.79 Jvaseline 1.69 I Bandaid Strips ... 1.09 Red Snapper Fillets. 4.98 Bay Scallops 4.98 n Myert. CMrtone Matoor. ,, BoniU Springs and Cape coral. Rash n' Karry ^- FOOD CENTERS t0 16B D FEBRUARY 13 1986 _, ISLAND REPORTER THURS. THRU SUN. I ; FEB. 13-16 McGregor at San Carlos Blvds. 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'8 Gulf Points Square Shopping Center 433 1070 BUY ONE-GET ONE David Spriggs — Pastor FOR V4 PRICE B b'e '"tuily 9 10 A m Worhsh p 10 45 a n W r FOfiT MYERS BEACH SOUTH FORT MrtfiS Cu f Po n e oQja e Shopp nq Ccnlc 433 1070 J&B COINS & «\Ris§yftidsl ESTATE JEWELERS EPCOT " SAVE 50% OFF PURE SILVER 3*DAYS-2 NIGHTS ROUNDS (l oz.) sififloo J ALL CHILDREN'S STATUE OF LIBERTY PP OBL OCC FALL FASHIONS $775 CALL l FLORIDA fEDf-RAL KNAPPSHOES OPEH MOH -SAT HOURS Mon Fri 9 30 5 30 r GULF POINT TRAVEL Sat 10 00 2 00 482-6600 _ 481 1956 _ " FOR DETAILS - 489-1160 u ISLANG REPORTER G FEBRUARY 13 1986 D 17B movie memories Happy birthday to actors under he required height of six foot frur dar brought his birthdat- to Feb 22 Sow the d'ale- inches During his pre World War II formative changes ever} yea- to the most ivailable and ap past presidents . . . jears on the screen tie late Henn Fonda proprtatc Mqnda> if possible withn the same flourdered and grop>d his way through the 1939 week and is designed to increase the weekend whatever day it is "toting Mr Lincoln, exhibiting 2 rather awkward arnage on the highways By Cllf Potter aw shucks intrepretation of the young country English actors are usually cas> as the first lawyer Although his later films displayed an at American president but nobody complains hatever became of the chopped down tractive and more skilled actor the role of I incoln because George'was English when he was born cherry tree and the stones of George in his maturity went to Raymond Massey who 1 Best remembered is probably the Jack Benny film W who never told a lie* When do we hear repeated his stage success in the 1940 movie Abe of 1942 George Maihtngton Slept Here which of anyone living In a log cabin and studying by Lincoln in Illinois paid homage to Benny s great tt ent and put a v. nting on the back of a shove! * The choice of Canadian born Massey to portray gleam into mar> a reallo-s eye - as most houses It would appear that we could use a refresher the thoroughly Amenran Lincoln caused some un over a century old became sudden shrines course on who was born when the only presiden favorable comment His performance however George was strongly against SAearing par tial birthday not used to pump up a long weekend was so imprtssive that he was closely identified ticularly the use of four letter profanity He went is Abraham Lincoln s on Fob 12 Ab£ never quite ^wilh the f incoln image for many >ean Three so far as 1123 & I7ZTH8 I II I O 1/ MI \TI ICI W IN VIP REALTY GROLP INC. 5301 San Cap Rd (across Com Wulfetl Fid) 813 472 3456 [ WDHFMDFVTaWHOlim Tilt 1 jhNOftllPd- VM)ISTH,Km TO SHU FJ ' RMI ESTVTJ NF!I> 1 LOGGEKHEAD CAY O Thts beautifully decorated spacious third floor apartment is Newlj refurbished two bedroom/two bath Gjlfvicw apart just waiting lo be jour second home or investment proper mrnt in a wry popular complex which has large shimming ty! The many extras in ihis large tw o bedroom two bath pro pool two tennis courts sliuffleboard and clubhouse \\i h perty include ottrsirid kitchen wet bar in living room all of thtsc umemtiLs it is little wonder that LOG YOUR / Gf"R}lEADC\} is om of Sambels favorite vacation areas' screened porch with ceiling fan A Gulf view is ilso included 1 \ARDEN- along with pool and two tennis courts Freed at $1S9OOO I need at SIT ?000 furnished with ex client owner financing available Rat*ng Rant Foods furnished Flowers u Which type of plant food is COMPASS POINT C U'Tl V A IS At FORD ABLE! beet Tor the home gardener in •.arch of beautiful blooms'7 For ten years university sa enlists have been test ng cu Vflnous types of fertilizersI n 9»1s limilar lo those found in the typical home garden Their conclusion some pia.il fads defmtely out produce other types when il comes to rtitivating flowering plants ou can have the hest of both of the worlds of Br AfH AM) IIOVT1NG in this bright cheerful onp bedroom corner We have the lowistpnred rr>altj avaiiabli on Captiva apartment one of onlv four in thr complex w ith a scrt-ered Island in the Nam In Condominium with one bedroom aptrtments aviifabie from $69o00 This small complex s Teat* were conducted allhe porch and situated directly on a sea walled cinal with I niveraity Experimental docka>,t available for the boater Dircctl> across the street located on the Baj with 200 It boat dock and is within easy Farai All fertihiers *m is the beautiful Gulf Reach andofcours poo! and teems for w ilking d stanct of the Gulf B^ach' Asking only $69 500 applied in einct accordance the sun ind sjnd lovtr Pnfi_d at $99 500 furnished with ixcetlent owner financing available with manufacturers ins true tioni and all plant* ren-ived tne aame amounts of water OPEN HOUSE Chrysanthemums ffrowng HtlDM.rLKKUAltt 14 1986 ill plain send and fed wilh a 1100 AM to 1PM 3 mm niire yielded an aver aje (lower count of 92 Mums IN S VMBLL IH1OUS 1'HASF II fid wilh a popular dry granu Inr fertilizer yielded 112 flow f hrte bedroom frame construction lome on pilings wit e-s A fish en ulsion ferti tet 1 228 icet of inside living space and a total of 1 926 sqjar pn °Q O 18B D FEBRUARY 13,1986 D ISLAND REPORTER the new york times crossword puzzle Moniker Business _; BYSAMBEU.OTTO la/Puzzles Edited by Eugene T. 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Jackson"" SISnowlMipard 5«C Cordon S7 Arranged Ir threes 60 Memcnlo Capliva's llncsl BaNkof The IsLaNds galierj of era(i5. The Island's newest .•-: ;*ur full service office! golleiY featuring Sonibel serving :Coptivds. needs and Coptiva oriists os well ; The Isfonds' most l offering: toora. checking : 1 complete lodie* .. swim^ bnd mone/ morKets. gallery will ;qlso housi? ;< resoft wear, shops. : Hours °-3pm Mon.-Trwrs.. sculpture, pointings. pot-,v 6 46 yviih accessories i.9-6pm Fridoys. t'••':*• tery end much mcve. : "sbur unique noi-Jffll fiber 100% ' : . A Jungle Island 5hop- Feotunng' hand ping fidv&'-X'Jie. for .that co; ten sv/eaiefs. itleforzanrxJoneonyqyr European: clothing and hondemfted tewelfy- -P : ".Come andsee us obout, the ilxituitl iCntitinu i-iulitinu giveawayl : : ' •"'"•: " • :":•' •'" -- >'.'• -M ;;, O ISLAND REPORTER T FEBRUARY 13, 1986 D 19B y otoom*M. oa>i)Mt Cia'ty Lades 14« Pen regu'ar meettngs pup'ic information 7 30 p Cai Deifce Feder Chamber ol Commerce Open Monday tnrougn island life SaturdayIrom 10am 10• Pm Sjncays 10a^ lo Sa nib* I Cap 11) a American Legion. Seeing ol S pm, located on Ciui**ky Road 472 1000 £ members ol ir>e second Totz3if of each nontn Captlia CUe Aitotliilon Bud ol g-»e no'S es 93€36OJ Ii aid ApoiMc meet ngj t tit anU tti rj Tueida/ ol each month at things to do and information 1 (Ca e and 'OOOam iTCapliiiCommun'yCenier Re-noil t ^},*T3X*t Lions Club Meet! Ut and J d WedwsdJyt al 6 30 Illmd HIItorkilMgiaiinr Oc«n *fu S and Sal 10 cm.*! San del Commun !» Center you should know am. to * p m Ctose-l c American But ness Women t »»toclatlon Meets Cepllte Wtmorlil Lltxiiry Op»n 9 a r\ Io410pm «<• second Thursday gf *.»ry tner-ih at Beaeh« tor Uuwa PoneHs Iwne 23 Fi fwtni Pam Country Club cocMa is 5 Mom d oner s 30 p m We-Jnei!a/ 9 a m to 1IMp-n Si'ar Act* FotlM/an «B11728. day Dosed Celt Flerene M ga nt 4721302 lurttier inlorma Mondjr VJiHIng Glil Scoutt Junto's C*d«l «i and Sanlbel Public Utx.rr Opei 10 a m to14 p in. Mon- U S Powei Squadron. 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London Holiday giveaway^ The givecrA'ov irxludes occommodationsfor 7 nights/8 days plus oirfore fcf two at the John Howord Hotel in Kensington London! o 20B D FEBRUARY 13, 1986 D ISLAND REPORTER ,:; SANIBEL ISLAND ; LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION NEVER TASTED BETTER! nch •••"•"•.,11:00a.m -merv, ,,,5:30 p.m.- nday Brunch 10 a.m FROM $103,000 •'" nine unique ground level village residences carefully tucked away amidst tropical foliage at Sanibel Islands most convenient loca- tion. Just steps away on one side from San Carlos Bay — andbri the other the beautiful shell laden beaches on the Gulf of Mexico. These one and two bedroom condominium residences feature large screened lanais and tropical garden entries, plus a botanical garden and a freshwater pool. Just a1 short walk lo shopping and the lighthouse, located on the quiet end of the island. - = .--...-".:.• 312 Periwinkle Way — on the lighthouse end of the island. Furnished model open daily — 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. feriMinttie way<44i> renwinHic •: Sinlbet liland. Florida 33917 (8)3)472-3121 Toll free - In FL (800) 2820360 Out of FL (BOO) 237-6004 - Model* Open bally. : . >Q >?'.;*• , lift. .-,. .;.ISLAND REPORTER O FEBRUARY 13, 1986 SJ21B music scene under the "direction of conductor Dr. Leslie *f; Tenor's debut an Marietta. The program itself consisted of a . • '!; -own joy in the jrl of singing. I especially enjoyed fascinating blend ol some well-known vocal •-.- ._:'. his per forma nccs o( Pergolcsi's "Sc Tu n'Ami" '*' outstanding success ••-";•; favorites sprinkled amongst a larger.selection of r and Bacheiet's "Cherc Niiit.".. : - By Gale Bennett i ^ ^ . rarely-heard gems by little-known composers such - In some of'the more dramatic arias oh this pro-" \ ocaMenbr Robert C'aik finally got the ex- as Cilea, Bachelet and Sibella. : - - -".;!. gram, such as "Pourquoi Me Reveiller" from : •_•-' "; posure he deserved when he wowed a ' r ~ In an interview prior to the concert, Clark him-!: . Massenet's opera "Werther," Clark's delivery of r- : L ; large audience at the Barbara B. Mann ' self referred to hfs program selections as "dying'!, fortes on high notes were not quite "openedup" . Performing Arts Hail recently, in a concert that - gems of the bet canto operatic repertoire." "Bet '\< enough, resulting in a slight pasal quality to the -~ \ combined intelligent musicianship and exquisite canto" is an operatic term for the Italian vocal u sound. Hut with this single reservation, his per for- " taste in repertoire with smiie truly brilliant - -r^ Ic'chniquc of the 18th century, with its emphasis '?. ' mance in thb concert proved him to be a very - ^ > singing. , • ' .'; v ,. •'-"• ^ . . ; -.j on beauty of sound and brilliance of performance •- gifted tenor, highly professional, sensitive, and ~ v '• The Pittsburgh-born singer moved to Southwest rather than dramatic expression or romantic emo-* committed. - 3 '" r-• ': ~". •".•• . Florida from New York City a little over two , lion. In singing bet canto, the voice is treated as a Throughout this concert Clark's musical inlelli-. ' "_ years ago, but has had little success until now in [lure musical instrument, with a melodious, sorg-1 genre kept his obvious virtuosity within the limits : ;.i getting the attention of our local musical establish- like quality. • v ; o ;. i •" .-,,'' ; h- -I] of good taste. Seldom have the intentions of com- '3; . ments. Clark's credentials are impressive: he Thus bet canto fs the proper vocal approach to|| " posers been more faithfully carried out. The ' • ^ - received his vocal training in the United States * the operas of Mozart, for instance. (In our day, one tenor's ability to communicate was reflected in the and Israel; he has sung with the Honolulu Light of the most famous advocates of bel canto would ::- ' audience's enthusiastic response after every per- ;"": Opera, the Ruffino Opera in New York and has ap- be the soprano Joart Southerland.) It is a most ex- formance on this program. . '"•: . ' --- _ peared in various concerts in Europe and South -^ acting vocal technique, with no slurring, no sliding Here h a singer Who could turn anyone on to . : : -: America.* V . ?••. / from one note to the next, and no arbitrary "emo-; opera! He is a great asset to our Southwest - ' -In 1972 the. tenor made his dubut at Lincoln ^ tional" inflections permitted. : """ .-.: j: : Florida musical community, and It is to be hoped -- '.- Center; assisted by conducter Nicholas FlageNo' In this concert Robert Clark proved to have a ;; •-• that after this triumphant concert success Robert and the American Symphony Orchestra. Specializ- voice of exceptional beauty of tone. He sang :! Clark will have no trouble in the future getting : : ing in the French repertoire primarily, Clark ha-i _ throughout this difficult program with bell-like ; local attention. .•-• ; •. " '. performed leading tenor roles in Gounod's opera .: clarity, and displayed a stunning ability to achieve It remains only to report that in this concert, :yFaust,".Massenet's "Werther*' and selections •: dynamic contrasts, going from the softest = •; the members of the Southwest Florida Symphony v from the Italian lyric song and aria repertoire. : painitsimo to dramatic forte — smoothly, on one'; . Orchestra who composed the accompanying • ' ;• For this Feb. I concert, Clark was assisted by note, and without his voice wavering in the least.: chamber ensemble performed wonderfully under 7 ; 15 members of the Southwest Florida Symphony -" Ho also showed a wonderful stage presence that;1 i the sure leadership of conductor Marietti.O :.. : Complete Services for the Investor; • • CDi _4 ,,-"• !| :,•.'"'- - ' • tRM>en»ion Plini e«r>t Caih Account ?Just lor the fun of it! . 9 Common Stotk' '•.'• • -.- • Mututl Fu di . uie !44S>ocli r, • Corpofile Bonds '•:.•-' •'• tie*\a\iti 11 ai Free Munkipflij - : • Governm«nl S^cuiititi .-• _• Options ., • 1jt She!t«n ^ : : • Cinr.if MaBi ,-,"'•" . • OX C-Sec Cttnip Birch Knoll •' • Z • ItMurance ^ J-"_ V . • RfV-erch tia Coupon D&nd* "'•„ '-'-•• ACAA _ D£ s£rrw( Call Mark C. Webb -•'• n ENJOY CHOICE OF I- _ _ _... _ __ 1 tnU t in : : Ad.*««*'^ "' " *"- ;'•: - °'. . . sma. SKI, SAIL, EWIM. DIVE, CANOE, RIDE, TAKE TENNIS, RACQUETBAU iaiiCo!l«=t Pi'V.t, • 5ui!(?00 • F«!W»(ri,FL OrUN*STlCS. FUN ESS. 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Arts,Hall audience- • for the Phillips, Angel, and Columhia record labeb. seated at Iwo pianos, facing tach other lin"thc,"ln-:_ All of these artists are great musicians — but K troduclion and Allegro"), or.togcthcr at one By Gale Bennett --- -"~ ^ none arc better than the two fine pianists I heard . keyboard (the "Rapsodie EspagnoIe"J — the ; '". f : : or in this concert. ".-' ' ,-. ,. _' V. -musica'• l clarity of their thought, the wonderful '""•;-"* •;i^ "Y7\ the second Fort Myers Community Con^ keyboard technique that they share eqyally; and, - ,-.:*'•. W cert Association program of the season, the The program itself was a brilliant mixture of -M >,the complete togetherness of their concept and cx;' "_ : M-••'- Barbara B. Mann Performing Aria Hall at some of the most meaningful and dazzling music '' ecution brought this music to life'as never before. : ~ ECC was packed to capacity last Friday night to : ever written for two pianos. Featuring works of ' • hear a performance by the duo piano team of -, '. Mozart; Ravel, Stravinsky, Rachmaninoff and * ! )• '• Other highlights from this program were the " : Gershwin, all selections represented two piano ver-r Gordon's performances of the suite from Stravip,^ ; - SteverTand Nadya Gordon. And what a per for* " sky's ballet "I'elrouchka," the ever-popular "Rhap-- :: mance it was! •, ' - • r , ,r sions written by the composers themselves. (Or, in; - Of course, duo-piano teams are not one of your the case of the Rapuodic Espagholc by Ravel, a : •':sody in Blue" by Gershwin, and a scintillating tnr core performance of Ravel's two piano version of s most common musical combinations. To begin version for one piano, four hands).- .o ' t ; : :'' with, the concert hall has to provide two pianos Never, in my opinion, has any of this music been"' "Bolero." - ; ",. , \ ,,. and then there's the problem of a somewhat performed more brilliantly than in this concert ;• . I.have been told that, after the last concert in limited repertoire on which to draw from. Still, . under the incredibly talented bands of Steven and the Performing Arts Hall by our local symphony ~- there have been some great duos over the years. . Nadya Gordon^ Every selection was performed f! orchestra, Ihfc hall crew were busy bright and ear- • Gold and Fizdale, Vronsky and Bahin; and Whitte- JXthe next morning re-adjusting the building's . ;. with the greatest insight and a virtuoso ; acoustics. Whether this be true or not. I'm happy-!, "•'-••- more and Lowe are names that come readily to togetherness that left ono breathless,.- •'•'.. r'• :: lo report that the sound in this concert was -: : - mind, (The first ami last-mentioned of these two-_ . From a group of uniformly outstanding perfor-. • magnificent. After all, that's only appropriate ;.. piano teams have appeared in Fort Myers in the ^ ..mances, I was especially moved and impressed by for it, was one of the best concerts that hall will ..: : . past under the auspices of the Community Concert, the Gordon's iiUcrprrtations of two of the works ever'sec or hear.G - • ^ ;'; : t ' ' Association. " _ . . ".:.* '• : ; •"" by Ravel... the "Introduction and Allegro1* :f- r Now ah island.. Serving Breakfast! BREAKFAST 8 A.M. -11:30 A.M LUNCH • Fresh F(i;ii Bo*!s !1:30A,M.-4P.M • Croissants * Homemade Soups- • Bagles « Cream • Creative Sandwichp; Cheese ,-" • Ffied Chicken • Eggs Benedict - • Crisp Garden * . • CaDI-va H*"!h • • Sea'oQtt Salads'1 -OR CARRY OUT- : 472-2804 ''Everything fou'd ever. „; want from a Oe/i" .: i<- \. Imagine ah unhunied, unspoiled Florida on the water, with a floorplan made for seaside village, nestled amid the natural easy living. 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SEVEN DAYS! at Sundial Beach & Tennis Resort Uunf Prices subject to ctun^e. - O ISLAND REPORTERS FEBRUARY 13 1986 D 23B AAIM REALTY GROUP, INC SANIBEl MARKETING CENTEA 1G4B P» !w nkt« W«y ACROSS FROM THE DANK "WentinefrGay Sin bel Floi di 3395? 472 1546 24 HOURS condominiums compliment^ of o THE ATRIUM — Where only 24 spacious unils share 4 8 acres 350 Gull frontage a largo sun ny pool and tennis court GULF VIEW UNIT ~ First floor furnished » two bedrooms "two baths and den a $285000 Call George hraeger Realtor Associate 472 4229 /nhnw oininq POINTE SANTO — Super view ol Gulf pool and lagoon two bedroom Iwo bath nicely furn sh ed Great buy at $24000 SANIBEL ARMS WEST - Two bedroom two bath excellent rental history S149 500 « e SUNDIAL - One Bedroom 1 bath In 0 Build Ing In excellent condlt on S137 000 SANIBEL MOORINGS — One bedroon one bath unit with fantastic renlat history $133 000 ^KING S CROWN — 2 betfroomr2 bath v» If ex cellent view of Gulf Fulty furn shed ^225 000 Great buy OCEAN S REACH — Walk out your door and be right on the beach DIRECT OULF FRONT-1 bedroom I bath S129 000 DIRECT GULF FRONT -2 bedroom 2 bath completely lurnd $t75Q00 L homes GULF RIDGE — Where owners enjoy secu tlty and deeded Interest in the heated pool cabana tennis courts and two easy walk beach accesses to the most beautiful beach on Sanlbel NEW LISTING — Custom built 3 BR 2 baths with many added features — Jacuz 21 dumb wafer etc $34"j 000 furnished GULF FRONT HOME — Custom built on { 2+ wooded acres Three bedrooms two baths featuring direct gulf views Irom I v Ing room dining room kitchen master bedroom second bedroom and (he 300 sq ft screened porch Included in sales price — and only steps away — is your deeded interest in a tennis court and u heated swimming pool shared with only 11 other tot owne s Offered at $595000 Call George Kraeger — Realtor Associato 472-4229 TROPICAL SETTING — TAO bedroom two bath with pool and beach access Was a duplex — can be converted back into duplex $165000 '.-. GUMBO LIMBO — Three bedroom two bath pit ing home located on lake with screened pool Excellent condition Many many extras $169 000 DEL SEGA - The lowest priced home in Del Sega Two bedrooms two baths CBS recently Your money deserves redecorated Only $110000 « ,0 TRADEWINOS — Jamaica Drive On a lagoon A beautiful home with income apartment Custom a vacation too built 2 bedroom 2 bath huge music room could be 3rd bedroom Formal o nlng room Carport When you come to the islands for itseasYtoopenanaccouit \ou storage area patio 169? sq ft living area 3 the winter or an extended stay it ° can wire th» money ahead or stoo n room apartment has 820 sq ft walk to deeded mates sense to giw your money a when you get here beach access on the gulf Only asking vacation too laBarkofthelsIantjshelpyouand $229 900! MM TRADEWINOS — Jamaica Drive only a tew A checking or savings aojxrt at vour money enjoy your stay on the hundred feet to the deeded beach access on BankoftheSlandsisacornaiientway islands to the fullest Iha gulf A neat and cozy 2 bedroom \Vt balh tohave the money you need at hand home with den (or 3rd bedroom) Central air and A Valentine Gift for you heat washer and dryer included This home and instant credit anywhere in the needs a family now and Its price is only area a\ stne by Bar* of the Islands and $139 900 ° And of course t will give ycur get /our free carnation on money a needed rest from the dull February14 Itscm way of lots saying "we lew you GULF RIDGE — Larqe lot on the Bayou with drudgery of your hometown bank deeded beach access only steps away Ready for building $175 000 ( GUMBO LIMBO — Heavily wooded lot ready 10 build S38000 SEA OATS — La go lollocaled on a afce w m deeded beach access S41900 ROCKS — El e em v ew on wa emay no rol age problems Snort wa h 0 beach easem«M Heady 19 buld SHOW SANIBEL ESTATES - Large corner lot Ready 10 build 545 000 Owner #111 carry linancing $10 000 down balance 15 years at 9% 'n eaivkofcThG isLaiMds lerest c The'Local Community Bank commercial dOUr I8J IOJH-1 *l M mOnVt 9J9-MH The CUT HUT A p est gious name in beauty AN EQUAL HOUSING UNDER sale s Four complete stai ons plus facial waxing setup Awellestab shed&usin-ssonihe sand'or a years Approx $40 000 in inventory Ask ng p ce $25 000 AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY 1 Call M -nihrr FiMcrJ flocne S MCITI Shelay at*721546 O ' ,: " '" - '•& "•'. rt.KL,,...-:' ...-"..-.-L— , " - •——• ^ ' i, 624B D FEBRUARY 13, 1986 D ijjlAND REPORTER clubs and community events \ • ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION SPK- H AUDUUUN LECTURE: Phyllis Grcenbcrjf,' -"••started the independent, non profit Institute for ; Space and Security Studies, an influential one-man CIALIST TO SPEAK AT SCQjF: James W. • ^ ildlifee photographepi ,. . r anil eagU..? expert. , will give "r. ~v : : Bcever, III. environmen'.al specialist of dredge and this week's Audubon program at the Sanibel Com- think tankt whose masthead reads like a who's • fill permitting with the south Florida district of munity Center at 8 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 13. t<; who of the military and scientific world. ' - DEK, will be speaking at SCCF on Tuesday, Feb. : •• Phyllis Grecnberg is a professional nature; Through this organizat'onhe is speaking out to il-18. Bcever will present a slide presentation on photographcrHhos^wdrk has appeared widely in hundreds of groups throughout Ihe.country: high- \ • mangrove.ecology ot the Pine Island Sound"--' \ •= . . books, magazines, notecards anil calendars.Recent racking military officers, diplomats at the State ... aquatic preserve area, and will discuss mangrove ; . coversrinclude Florida -Wildlife "magazine and A'a- "";I>epartmsnt and the United Nations, town meet- =..:" ';•; 'ecology emphasizing arboreal foliovqres of red >>tional • Geographic World, > -. ,, ', . _ ings, debates,-church gatherings, conservative ;,manjjrpves, the mangrove food chain and the ' Greenberg became particularly inlerfstod in ; businessmen and women, superhawks — to any--. " '. DER's mangrove regulations. •'•' v ^eagles when a nesting pair settled near her home--. group that will listen saying that President--\'._. Next Tuesday's program will be presented by - on Marco Island,-and ihe proceeded then lo take . Reagan's Strategic [)efe*nse Initiative ("Star •• --••_ Kathy Pirog and Melissa Williams from the Lee .what must be one of the most -beautiful and com- _ U'ars'^is'not the answer, Ihat space-based • County Environmental Education Center. These vprchtnsive photographic studies of eagles any- ' defenses can only damage our security and that.it students will show a slide presentation oh the Lee.: where seen,. ' ' '\ '' - . ;: " '. n • •- practically guarantees tuelear war. - .. County bald eagle ordinance. , _ • ' She also helped found the National Eagie Sanc- Presehted by the Lep County Coalition for ~ As usual, each program starts Tuesday ai 2 p.m. tuary Trust, or NEST, an organization lo study Peace, Dr. Bowman's authority and expertise gain*,,, at the Conservation Foundation. The program is and help safeguard critical eagle nest sites. i| hearers, the group says, "beyond peace"oricnttd"^" 'free for members and one dollar admission is - Why doe^ she liHe eagles so much? The question: groups." *_•• ' - -'•;•_ >•• ."--'.-.. ~'Reservationr-tor the breakfast may be made."" charged for adults, fifty cents for children. There : puzzles her. . •'.. "How can you not love an eagle?" she nsk.s.D' _ with Charlotte Hamlet,-172 2927 with checks for , is limited seating, so plan on arriving early to get ; $5.40 payable to the Lee County Coalition for- • - * a good seat. For more information, contact the- ;; ' • NOT YOUR 'AVERAGE I'EACE ACTIVIST: TD'; ; " : " V Sanibcl-Captiva Conservation Foundation at •; Lt. Col. Robert M. Bowman, retired from the .115. : ;.472-2329.D. -" •- ;L V - "" '''• ' ' ' Air Force will be bringing his serious concern ,, ""; about space based defense systems at an 8:30 • SONS OF NORWAY VALENTINE PARTY: " •-' • ARTS & CRAFTS FAIR: Join over 100 ar- , ubreakfastat the Dunes Golf and Country Club on i . The Sons of Norway Everglades Lodge 529 will ' ' lists for a Tun and creative arts fair Saturday and ,.Sand Castie Rd. Thursday, Feb. 20. ;: .<-. •* have a Valentine's Party Friday. Feb. 21, at The < Sunday, Feb. 15-16,10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Start the day -As director of advanced spacti programs .: =- ^' Sportsman Club, 1401 SE 47th StreeCCape Coral -, ^ oft right with a delicious, "all you can eat" pan- development for the Air Force'trdm 1976-1978^- with an armchair cruise aboard the S.S.-Norway: .'• : cake breakfast both days, 7 a.m. to noon. It all ~ and following a distinguished 22-year career, he - games, mixers, singing, refreshments, and morel •_•/ happens at the Sanibel Community Association, retired to take positions in Uie.aerospace industry Attitude adjustment hour 7 p.m. Meeting at 7:30 . and it's all sponsored by the Sanibel-Captiva -1 where he assumed he would (»: free to voice his p.m. Donation $1.50. For more information call 472- - r Rotary Club.Q "•; , '• t ; ; ; • h v ; opinions. When he found this"hot realistic, he ; 0344.D; ~' . • , • . • , •. .:•-•.-•;.•; .-. The Game's Hot Over Until You -, Have a ball "**.. Visit Mulligan's Restaurant ,. SANIBEL ':-• and Lounge.at the Dunes!' ." r at the Dunes Golf and _; " ;; ..ov,vAND,.--:-" - • r -Tennis Club! V V* Dvm' nnnt ftMiikn bno> opn ud »»dy bf -: ' i. MiiDigiifi vwy tp«ial ItiiutH tntWt: SANIBEfS ONtY 18-HOIE GOLF COURSE/; nil \i Ut *>H t«r»t «td &M iujf. Tlw Durw GAPllWS - bimnlncldr :••:- -,".-: ':•'• 't -•KtinlMihlptfarMuonindinmiMy'. •: . ; ";, • Ow 11hoW«WMtoeWnihttnjeywnlolihr COMPLETE >"oiU" eai Hid Iht (hiDsige - :#;9« Sand Ca«le Road ; .. -, : ^'Sanibel Wand. Rorlda 33957 --/- ies '.--..•-V-; 813-472-3355 **• ' 2353 Periwinkle Way (Behind Burger Emporium) Avoid capital ' gains tax.' Support the American Heart Association. B may pay HJU to "")urt tho Amemn Iteat AasauMxrf* Planned Grtrtj Program by con- tacting the AJT*TC*I heart Asso- O • %\vt ISLAND REPORTER u. FEBRUARY 13 1986 G 25B clubs and community events • COKNt-11, AI '''I si HOST SUNDIAI M Guest speaker will hi R Tuekir Abbott whovsill Coffee and donuts nnj be purchased from 7 OPTION Nipks area Co-ntll ( clKf,L ilumni •;peak ibout his recent trip to Papua ind Ntw a m as well as iti*ms from the baked goods elub will host a reception and lunc1 ton for Cor Guinea whLrL he1 Studied the hibitat of the lanJ table nellians parents fneeds and high school seniors snail Papustyla Pulchernma (the prtcn beauij1 on Thursday Feb 20 at tht bundial Beach ind K Tucker Abbott is one of the kadmg con • II \hr S \I * \T IS \II * \ S The Island Tennis Resort Sanibel The reccptirn is it noon chologists of the world hiving swerved as a re Children s Cooperative will hold their winter bakt and the luncheon hegins at M 45 p m search scientist ind field colltctor for 40 vears at sale at Bailey s on Saturday Feb J1) From 9am Following the luncheon there will be a pres Harvird Uniursitj the Smithsonian Institution until sell out everjoncs injiud to buy homemade entation hy Dr Dawd Mirkcr president of Cor and the Academy of Natural sciences of Phih cookies breads cupcakes and etc C nell in which he 11 *harc news about the college delphia Dr Abbott has led numerous expeditions and its futurt Cornell s new alumni director John for mollusks to China for Philippines Africa Cuba • ST AU.LSTINh H ORIOA'S ANCIt NT MacGregor will also attend the meeting Cost of and other ojt-nf the way collecting grounds lie is CITt slide show lAcdnesdav Ftli 19 Captiva luncheon is $11 For rescrvationJ contact Don and the author of numerous popular shell books in Merronal I ibrar>, 115s0 Chapin Lane Captiva 8 eluding American Seaskeils Kingdom of tki Sea r Mabel Rugg at 472 3204 U pm($l i0 contribution Call 4722133 for more in shell, as well as the Compendium of ScaskelU and formation I COTI MELT Tht Committee oi The Islands tht newest Collectible hlorula Shells The public will nold its next meeting Feb 19 at 9 a m at th- is welcome I • IMVsOHtUTALANDItCTURt Sunday Sanibel Library This month s invited guests are February 2J by Karl Haas presented by Public Elmer Slilbert president of Committee of Neigh ° • ABC SALES* T TO GO Captiva s Commum Radio WUSF-FM (Tampa) and WSFP-FM lrort borhood Association" (CONA1 and Robert Marye ly Center is a bee hive of activity as a sw irm of Mvers) Ba bara B Mann Performing Arts Hall president of Condominium Associations ot Sanibel volunteers prep-re for its giganlic annual ABC rCCLSr Campus Time etc TBA^ (CASI) Sale feb 21 The three groups will discuss common aims and Donat oni of evirj description from attics bust • ART I)r MONSTRATION Thursday Feb 20 objectives for the coming year as well is interests menls and closets from dresses to divans books by *M t'rouiltlte presented bv the Fort Myers special to each group Joint cooperation on key to baked goods plants linens and nick nacl-s arc Beach Art Association Donora Street 7.30 pm issues is the goal shared by these issociahons All being'sorted stuped up polished and priced small donation painting raffle For more informa members of COTI ire invited to attend and The sile from Sam to 1 p m benefits the Cap tion call 463 3909 (between 10 am and 4 p m ) anyone wishing to join may contact Virginia ti\a Civic Assochtion Ihv Memornl Library and McKee 472 1266 O the Scholarship fund A bott a roll topped desk a 22 rifle a canoe • POLI Y MATS'JMOTO ART SHO% Tues • SAN CAP Silt,I.I. CLLB Mfcfcl The Sam trip a bird tour and t copjing machine are among day Feb 2o Wa 1 Hangings-Baskets The bel Captiva Shell Club Inc will hold its monthlj the items to bid on il an auction al 9 30 i m A Tower Gallery Bell Tower Mall US 41 at Daniels meeting on Feb 17 it the Sanibel Community raffle of goods ind sm ices domte*) bj Captn a R IntrodticiniNew '86Mystic From $93,900 I W JiJri'llieALToat VIPflEAUlfGRQLP INC, 5301 San Cap Rd (across Irom WuHert Rd) 613 472 3456 . .New --\ American CS3B England ^Awoctatlon • . EK i GMTH3 roa icw ure By The J Sea Coirte See For Yourself \\ hy Rittr s EdgL is tl c fjturc of Fort M,crs a prcm cr yiehr an 1 country club community Hinncd to include IS hole Ron Garl des gncd chimpionslup golf cour c • mirini ulhge • 25O-«l p, drcp wtter marina • [S tul* will 1MB llw isawd t* hreit. ^n« lltan bt »»i kt«iiS • fitii* To i*Ule* i ub il leJb« h* p nmtyMt • M RIVERS EDGE- YACHT & COUNTRY CLUB k1dK IS FLORIDA (8U U3 4525 TOLL FREf I-S00 247-6612 Riser s Ldgc fi 1 xitcd on McGregor Dnu)c\ ^rd of pra \\ i as Corner A RAMAR C/TXC C i O IllllillPllillS Heinl Squecjabla Tomato Ketchup "the accents on savings !: Progresso .« Plain, with Meat or with Mushrooms Progresso Spaghetti Tomato Sauce* Paste Golden Chablis or Mountain 15.5-oz.jar" 12-oz. can Burgundy, Chablis, Rhine •-. otNeclarVinRose -:. Almaden Wine 1.5-lile .Lbottle 'n Render" Government-Inspected | 12-02. Cans of Miller Lite or D. Fresh Not Frozen, Premium Grade ." . 1 2-0J. Bots. ot High Lite 'Miller Beef ; White Grapefruit . V; Publix Beet ... Publix Beef Gov't.-lnspected Gov'Mospected Boneless Top Sirloin Steak $277 Publix Beef . Government-Inspected Boneless All Purpose White Potatoes Frozen Downyfloke Regular or Buttermilk Waffles 'Soft Drinks ' 12-02. pkp. ;';; 2-liter bottles (Limit 1 Please, With Other Purcha*** ol $7.50 or More, Eicludfng AM Tobacco Items) -ll-J ISLAND REPORTER FEBRUARY 13 1986 27B LEGALS Thirty Forty Nine West Gulf Drive • a "e to t* CJ ed 13 19S5 Tantara .an excer. I on 1-GENERAl. REAL ESTATE