Vol. 23 No. 42 Tuesday, October 16,1984 Two sections, 25 cents New owners announce plans for Pirate Playhouse ByScoUMattetl : to c truot operated by Aiaodco awi Mstbunt. "We want to get this rolling ' Tne Pirate Playhouse stagejias been empty and Amodeo would not release the price be and bit the lights turned oil (or tbe put two years. Bur • partner p*Sd for tbt (heater. Farqutwrsan had been right away. I think we can wimtherioslngofthesaleol the »year-oid theater asking ¥325,000. - have the theater ready to open two weeks ago, there is a "very good chance" that Karouharsoia botoitht fb? toeater antS y irTnMr*rt1TTg Islanders wUI once again aee live theater al the 2.7-acre plot In Aprfl 1983 from Rath Hunter, who in 60 days." historic site this winter season with ber husband KUlip had operated tbe Hv« BobAmodeo Bob Amodeo sad lee MaUunt are She new theater for 18 yean. Philip Hunter died In December contrcdlng Interests In tbe theater. Captlva New owner restaurateur Jajnlc Farouharscii] told IPM* playhouse continued page 22A
jtoin' It up BMRH units at Wil's Landing gain commission approval The units, were tentatively earmarked for first priority use by members of the Sanibel Police Department. ;
By Mart Johnson The first step toward a new Below Market Rat* Housing development gained the blessing of Uie Planning Commission last Monday. Tbe board voted 6-0 to recommend approval of request for a specific amendment lo the land use plan tu permit five duplex units behind WIT* Lan- ding on Periwinkle Way. Tie request presented by Peter VolUn for Com- munity Housing and Resources, Inc., asked the commission to allow Ux> duplexes on a six-acre parcel or land, part of which is In the Lowland Wetlands ecological zone. The commissioners agreed to approve the request after CHK agreed to reduce Its original request tor six duplexes by one. A question of drainage lor tbe Lowland Wetlands portion of the property was solved.when ValUn showed the commission the commercial drainage system lor Wll's Landing could hold water run off from the housing development. I " The land forUK development was donated to the Sanibel Police Recreation Club by Rick Kennedy and Wll Schlowcr, developers of Wll's Landing restaurant and shopping complex. The land was earmarked for BMRH housing with the tentative condition that members of the Sanlbnl Police Department would have first option to use tbe units The next people In line would be Sanibel ctty «i iployeei and then members of the Sanibel Fire CwwotdJstrtrt. '"The proposal looks absolutely perfect." said ConuuUsloner Jerry Muencb. "Tbe density factor «reras perfect." Valiln aid the units for the property have beer marked as rental units at the present time. CEPD turns to computers for latest finance package By Scutt Kartell usbtatlvdy scheduled for Dec 10-14 Cotnllv or Riulll-fanilly residential. Stevens, renourlshment project Tee Optlva F-oston PrevenUftn Then the plan will lUuly go !o voter* In As much viable data as possible will director for the CEPD When we District baa turned to computers, in Its a February referendum be Included, tbnesch category will be • hive all the data, the computer allows latest attempt to come up wi(b a legal, The first step came Cast wee when "wrijued" — for Instance, the r*ct us to run several different analyses (air end explainable finance package jn cncJneerJag team T?if> ISLANDER TMetaay. October U, law K. *m TVf S^stbe! Kwunistei's home cfaurdi What's inside Weather watch ISLAND contributes to iocai binlcftng fund Everybody Raymond Puff f once HUdyocouJ never go tame spam — ilf tu vnnc »» Ihr llrhSgt IB talks about it...' ftaymend Puff, a yeari" visitor to Sanibel, died SHORTS ^^ cow nf uie itm Ricnan) and France* tinrt Tuesday. Oct. 8, 1884, at hie home in Fort Wayne, .Sictr.rfSsnlbel Last week the Ot y of S*nC*J .p. 1U Intl. He was SZytars old. Comm unity news tti Augiwl the Stea» w«K home to pnivt4 tbc devtlopaM* oemut iar Puff Is Mirvlved by his wife, Loretto. of Fort c«a*Uvctlea «f tbe cWch on •Cotomimfc. -Ohm. Jar * visa. While CIa»taeds US Pair weather ttouM ctwMinue this week with highs Why w; and by his deugblei-, Betty Puff of Sanibc). and ann PaufSIabun. Diaaoe McGtoty dBihSUM Photo by Hark And whereas THE TIMBERS has been proclaimed the IS Years AgpTtii Week 5 Years Ago Thto Weelc "Best Restaurant OcLlG.UO Ac all-time atteooance record was set last week at Santbe] CUy Counalnua Porter (kiss tuuimS for Seafood," " the SatitbeJ f^crnn t*vr*i+y Asfvociation re£Ui&r Dauphin Lsland, Ala.. Last wee* to itet a btda maeting. More tbaa M members and guests enjoyed picture of how Sanibd mifihl lritbstand. a hurrtcise. all citizens and visitors the befiet tinmff that was presiclecF over fcy Marty Tut Alabama banier isiaod was hit by Hun-icaoe THE GALLERY OFFERS A to Sanibei are urged HDKZ hi Ibeahaniceoi prestdtm Ftoyd Soaok, Frederick eartter this year. WIDE VARIETY OP MODERATELY Hosts and iwwlesacs ior tbe rv-ooiag were Mr aad CARS said th* trip Visitors voice concern over abundance Campbell responds ADVERTISING-BUSINESSMANAGER: P»t*r Cloud Photo Finisljing REPORTERS: Bimor* CruiHlag*, Scott- Marttll, Jutl* Nim*n(uer to reader's remarks PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR: mark Jonrrton Wise of abandoned, starving cats on the Islands CONTRIBUTORS: G*o>ot Camctoll, Mitt* Fvtrv, Mamlf Grcentera, Ann Wlnt*f betiuini "hundreds" more cats starving in and try to alleviate the suffering about raising raccoons ADVEftTISINGSALtESiPMiWPntterwn, Franc** StWn To tbe Editor OFFICE MANAGER :B«llft(l» Ywfc The Islander the surrounding woods and of these poor eels, and, most GRAPHICS DCilOM. PRODUCTION: Carol Lotlabm. Julia SAW 20% We recently returned from a haunting the hotels and Important of all, stop the To (he Editor Ntatonfuer cards wonderful vacation on your restaurants at night in hopes of breeding! DISTRteUTIOH: AmerWIlun an Kodak photo-greeting c Tbeliiander PEOCLE WE CAN'T DO WITHOUT: Paul Hour*. Pal Robert- or Kodak color prinls! beautiful, peaceful Sanibe! Island getting food. We met many cat lovers on the I have read Sue Clark's tetter regarding raccoons ton. Bill R«M. Bfefttit Stfiwani, Ttrrv Walton and plan to return again — and Island who were aware of the We personally went out every (The Islander, Oct. 9, l«H).Tbe Indiana reader is ADVERTISING again! However, our visit was day of our vacation feeding some problem and were ready and concerned about what I call the "Elsa Factor." All clfrul'-rdv mitt h« prepaid *nd are sincriwr«k for ft* somewhat marred by the sad of these poor little starving willing to help In any way In order Remember what e tough time Joy Adamson had in first u wofai and K crnti lor <*ch Mdil Hontl word ittir 25. discovery of so many abandoned, creatures. Some were quite wild; to dispel this evil in "Paradise." Boilne and tKM >di art J1 ntra ovr «* W«nl*d adi rehabilitating a lioness and her cubs? . aro one-hail crkc of rvoulir raia (tor 1*1* nd bv*!rwnti oclr). starving cats, many wild, on others became almost tame — We write in the fervent hope Actually, cocas suffer less from Vac Elsa Factor No ChHTJ* for IMI »«J found *fl». CaptlvaandSaitibel. terrified at first, obviously having that this tetter may be read and than many other animals. They xometimes quickly been someone's "pet" at one time DEADLINes While fishing from the Sanibe. acted upon and accepted in the adapt to freedom after a captive childhood. Nowi i . Fridav Lighthouse pier one day, we and either lost or "dropped off." spirit In which it is sent, not as However, I respect Sue Clark'* attitude and agree Claitlfieds NOW I Fridar • SCI watched several poor starving This cruel and Inhuman harsh criticism but simply an that raccoons should not be made pets;' . Olvolav ttdrotlsing cats uteal out on to the pier trying p^adJee of "dropping nff" and effort to arouse public Interest In a few weeks, in my regul&r series In The aUVILtNCADI3RESS desperately to snatch perhaps a' abandoning unwanted animals is and concern for the Innocent Sanlbd -Caodva liiamier Islander, 1 shall address a far more serious problem P.O. Bo* M piece of dropped batt or beg a an enormous problem facing "voiceless" ones, our beloved relating to the interaction between raccoons and We Give animals. Thank you. fresh fish from a fisherman. One animal lovers the world over as people; rabies. woman totd us that she had we arc all aware. But we thought Sincerely, " LOCATICIN Bring in your favorite color print, color dropped some lettuce and the cats that surely the local Humane Eadi year I try to produce a rabies update. There B**ilnd ttM Durs*r EITiDorlum nv»wrant Audrey Meslnger are many new data this year which I wish to share nsiPerfwInklcWar slide, or Kodacolor film negative, and pounced on It and ate it hungrily! Society could act in some way to .Janet Barr SulToWJ Kodak Processing Labs will make photo combat this horrendous situation with those Interested. The raccoon is the masked OuitiM* Plaia . A Hoot We were tcld that there were DeerfleldBeacn,FI&. culprit, the principal rabies vector hereabouts (tat greeting cards thai everyone loves to not In Indiana, Sue). S«Hbal'C«ptl«a Istanc receive. There is a wide choice of card Goerge Campbell Nvwittand prlcclS ceriti designs. Photo Greeting cards 20% off .. . SanfW L^eCownlv 110 ( now through Nov. 2, 1934. SMI* tte« County m ndUSAl I1S( ESS Notice to our readers Moving? Need more islanders? 472-4414^ Something to say? At leapt two weeks before you move p!ea*e notify Extra copies of specific issues oflte Islander Tbe Inlander, Box 56, Sanibel, FL 33957 (472-5185>. of mailed at the reader'* request cost II eAch to cover \ ssi. 'Si r-r, Jerry's Shopping Center 472-3H7 All letters submitted to The Islander for your new address. postage and handling. 1700 Periwinkle publication must contain the Bender** name, ad- Send us an old address label with your new &d- . dreia. If you don't have a label from the paper, dress and phone number for verification. Ope>n9-9Mon. *Fri- • tAlofl X. Wrrfcrftrf tmerB*nr*'" However, you may request that your name not be please supply both your old and new address either 47V-1ASC by phone or by mall. 9-4 Sol. published. 10-6Sun. -; Srrvl.a Stnlb'l ilnti 1976. t MO....Q E. Smut CTC The ISLANDER Tiuadmy, October «, IWtln, October M, JW4 1 he ISLANDER MUNICIPAL RECORDS Congregational church moves one step closer to completion The Saoibet Congregational United Cfaurcb of proval. shopping vtntnr. But project architect George Christ moved one step closer U> having a home ot 1U "Wo were riuappolnted that we have to lose some Tutito assured them that as much vegetation as own when the Planning Commission approved the 1 parking sfsst by having to move tbe bernu on the possible wUl remain oit the church ground*. church * request for a development permit Monday. property IS feet In from tbe property lines," Stein Other ccnditkxu for approval of the development The 6-0 vote was greeted with a standing ovation Raid. permit inducted paving of the entrance driveway from cburcb meraMars who attended the com- Parking spaces In tbe rear of tbe property were from the property line to ihe roadway, removing all mfFxioo meeting. ' . alto lost when the cotamU&lon requested (bat s Brazilian pepper and nxelsleuca trees on the "Wti're very giad to hav« the permit," said church pathway for emergency vehicle* be cleared through property, and complying with city specifications for pastor ttu) Hev^Ridumf Stein. "We are uxlout to tb« property. drainage, vegetation buffers and sewer systems. start building." The ceounJscionen also expressed concern about Tbe four-acre parcel of land wtl] accommodate a It was net ecUrdy smooth sailing, however, u the UM remove] cf natural vegetation from the site on 7,BOO-square-foot church structure as well as Commission takes first look at model homes ordinance church had to t»«el a number of conditions for ap- PerJwtnkiit Way across from Periwinkle Place parking area tor 123 cars. on a number of conditions la tbe proposed ss- After more than an hour of discussion, debate, dinancc. Tlwy asfcod (he sUK to clarify u* questions and suggestions last week the Planning provisions dealing with the length of time a too&& Commission returned the frst draft of a model "I think it is better to present home can remain In a development, what changu u> home/sales office ordinance to city staff Cor the ordinance in the light of the model home site am allowed to moke It stand oul revision. from surrounding residences, the proximity of The ordinance, which Is proposed as a general what the city will permit rather residence* to tbe model borne, and tbe date the amendment to the Comprehensive Land Use Plan, than what we are ' trying to ordinance will go Into effect. outlines a set of standard* developers must follow In constructing and utilizing model home/sales offices regulate." Additional coDdlttom proposed in tbe ordinance in a residential developments on Sanibel. Include those irtipuJatlng: CLUP does not allow commercial activity in Planning Director •That a mode) home can only be used for FISH FRY! residential areas. The plan requires a developer Bruce Rogers promotion and original sals of lota in tbe develop- either to set up his model home/sales office in a ment; • Fried Mullet commercial area or to obtain a specific amendment •That there must be a minimum of six parking ,0 • Hush Puppies to the land use plan to permit his model on the Board issued violations to model homes in the Uttle spaces on the mode) home property or on an ad- & • Baked Beans proposed development site. Lake Munyc and the Ferry Landing developments joining lot; The proposed ordinance would permit model on Sariibel. Robert Horack and Ray Fenton, •That a model home cannot be used for rentals, ^S • Swamp Cabbage homes In a residential development without the representing the developments, went before the City resale of property or the promotion of any other • Cole Slaw Council and were told the council would Instruct development not tn the same subdivision as the developer having to go through the specific Sunday. Oct. 2Ut From amendment process. alatf to draft an ordinance to cover the model home model home. queutlon. The staff will present a revised ordinance to the IZ-OONoonttH&OOP.M. "I think it is bolter to present the ordinance In the Uve Entottolnment. Hona Shoes. light of what the city will permit rather than what The purpose of a model home on the site of a commission at a future meeting. With a recom- we arc tring to regulate," Planning Director Bruce development is to attract potential buyers to the mendation from the commission, the ordinance will Fool TaWei. Playground BORcrs said after the meeting. property and to give them a concept of what they be presented to the City Council for approval and The nwd for the general amendment became can expect upon completion. finally to the state planning agency for approval as a apparent last year after the Code Enforcement Last week the commissioners questioned the staff general amendment to the land use plan. © Anwrtan Ctoion Naumann sales office Sea Oats subdivision replatting okayed A request by Capo Town Develop- Cape Town Development received a at Sundial must close ment to replat a IS-tol area of Sea Oats development permit for Sea Cats II in Phase I! subdivision received Plan- June, but a stop work order was issued h hisfourvearsonSanibeCsCity Council Mike Klein hasstood John Naumann and Associates will ning Commission approval last week. for tbe development after It was !iriv.vsehind the prindpksof our Land Use Plan. Time after have to close Its sales office at the Included In the conditions for ap- learned the developers , WBT«,. Sundial resort as a result ot Planning Commissioner destroying a number of areas of natives time he has withstodd the pressures ana said no to those proval were stipulations that : Commission action last week. Larry Simon said his vegetation be restored, a question vegetation,''. v ' " who would change Sanibel for their own gain. John Naumann told the commission dealing with the structural soundness Commissioner Larry SSJEOS You can count on Mike Klein... to defend our Land Use he believed his sales office should be colleagues should be of a sewer line system in Sea Oats described the extent of the destruction allowed to continue operating within concerned with en- Phase I be answered, all conditions of asJ'looking like a war zone." Ran... to say no in order to preserve Sanibel as we love It. the Sundial grounds even though the the previous development permit The commission voted 6-0 to favor or land use plan prohibits commercial forcing the land use remain In effect, and a new drainage the proposal. activity In a resort housing area. plan be Implemented, "We have been in our Sundial office plan, not necessarily since 1972," Naumann told the com- with helping missiooers. "All we are asking Is to continue using the existing property." Naumann and Home improvements must be g Avollabl* Naumann described the Sundial Associates expedite resort complex as a "special animal" FEATURING OUR FAMOUS DELI! because tt is operated as a hotel its business. confined to exterior before receipt complex rather than a resort residential development. He said most of ROGO allocation of the condominiums there were used splitting up unit sales through many for rental income and only 2 percent different rea! estate companies, thus Builder Wyman Atkins can continue and kitchen cabinets as well M tnsUU were full-time residences for their breaking the present continuity In exterior Improvements to an existing electrical and plumbing work and owners. sales. residence in Sanibel Gardens sub- enclosure of a concrete sJab un- Naumann said his office Is used for But his pleas fell on unsympathetic division, the Planning Commission derneath the building. the exclusive sale and re-sale of cars. Commissioner Larry Simon said ruled last week, but interior im- . But the commission told him the Sundial property. Closing the office his colleagues should be concerned provements have to wait (or ROGO. Interior carpentry work and removal could hurt his business by not allowing with enforcing the land use plan, not Atkins came to the commission with of the fixtures cannot begin until a prospective buyer to conduct necessarily with helping Naumann a request to do some rough carpentry Atkins gets his KOCO allocation. The business on the property grounds. He ami Associates expedite its business. work and remove bathroom fixtures other improvements can be initiated. also said the rental pool system The commission der.re Coming up at City Hall CLUP deviations approved Robert Glazcr and Edward said he voted against the absorption of the effluent. Re-elect the one A list of scheduled Hlllstrom both received approval deviation because of the dif- He told the commission he did Sanibel City CouncU of their requests for deviations to ference tn figures. not wish to follow a staff proposal the Comprehensive Land Use In an unrelated request from to remove hia Umber structure and Planning Commission Plan last week. you can count on Hlllstrom the commission ap- and create a drstoflsld thai meetings Glazcr gained permission to proved a deviation to the land use sloped front the mounded septic We've got 'em... build a 200-square-foot wooden plan to permit a Umber and earth system to the natural grade. This pool deck underneath his present retention structure to be built system would require a Tuesday, Oct 16, MacKenzle Hall, t a.m. — pool enclosure. within a property line setback. stabilizing ground cover, such as 'and lots of room to browse. Regular meeting of the City Council. See complete City staff said the proposed The structure was constructed to grass or sod, to keep the earth agenda on page 23A this week. deck would violate the 30 percent stabilize a mounded sanitary from washing away. Impermeable surface coverage dralnfield. Mike Klein HIB current laudscape ts made Thursday, Oct 18, HicKenzie Hall, 10 a.m. — admitted by .8 percent, city staff Normally septic systems are up of natural vegetation, Scheduled hearings before the Code Enforcement reported. But Glazer's figures not required to coniform to HUlstrom said. He agreed to for City Council Seat 2 Board. Indicated the deck area would tell CLUP. but because of its con- cover toe mount with more within the maximum 30 percent struction Wllsvom's was deemed native vegetation that would Monday, Oct 22, HacKenzie Hall, 9 a.n>. — coverage permitted. a structure by the planning staff. obscure tbe timber supports. Tin Regular meeting of the Planning Commission. The commissioners approved HUlstrom built the mcuncS commission voted 6-0 to approve Raid political ad paid for by OK Myron w. Klein Campaian Fund the request 5-1 with Larry Simon because the high water table on the deviation. Moac!itrS«t«? . : BurweUCRytanan. Treasurer casting the dissenting vote.Simon his property did not allow proper 472-1447 TtelSLAKDEK Ttn ISLANDER Mark your calendar MUNICIPAL RECORDS. MUNSCIFAl RECORDS Pool, boa* dock, shoreline revetment okayed for candidates night Bid for dock and pool denied Sanlbel voter* should Jerry Muench. Bailey Urt VMk'l Pliiuiln* Commlukm approvid of plan to attend M«et Tt» and D-jnlln are running It wits not Gordon Smith's day list a specific amendment to the land U» line alsoi»rt with denial. Candidates H'-tfit at the (or Sett l: Klein and TbecomroiMtowrs voiwl M ta deny "The commission is two specific •oacodroeckU *od one development With a o>Ul) One of life's simple Th» Unique Restaurant Francois BEAUTIFUL GIFTS. of our Islands CLOTHING, .JEWELRY AND pleasures is q ARTATBARGAIN Provincial Carry-Out Dinner • /' to I PRICES American &European EatatHom| fean-paui * lesdoySaturday 10-5 French Corner 2nd floor, a,bove C*!e Orfe&na Handcrafts Buttonwopd by th« f MI Offlc* 1473 Periwinkle Way Daily fr»*h Seafood S O'h.r , . Bar B-Q Tarpon Bar Rood—RMwationi 473-1493 CONSIGNMENTS BY APPOINTMENTS ONLY It's beginning to look like CKristmas.. Dlnnvr 6-10~C1oMd Sunday 472-4461 Just Before Blind Pa«« * 472-1910 "A COtNff O^ ftANCf At tHt tOJT OFfCt CO««t" hurricane hits my home, Early Snowbird TH. sprey will I need a precise thru description October, 27 A.L.n JACOBSON'S INTRODUCES KRIZIA UOMO. 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Ewnlngs: 472-2456. comeiamon conduct a complete vtwal In- COveioc* caf i be. | VIP KEALT* GROW*. Video Watchguard, Inc. Jacobsoos P.O. BOK 1050 THE BEU. TOWEH. U.S. *1 AT DANIELS BD.. FT. MYERS Sonib»l. Florida 339S7 (813)472-6346 The ISLANDER TuewUy, October It. l*U FISH rdviews a year of service Why call FISH? Volunteer organization The reasons are limitless Why call FISH (Friends tn Service Here)? Because a telephone volunteer at 472-0404 is adds community-wide projects waiting at tbe other end of the line to help you with your problem. to its list of helpful services What problem? It could be an elderly per- son's need for transportation to a doctor on ByPraoNuelle residents who might nf«d help preparing for SanJbel or in Fort Myers. Or a lonely person's With the busy season nearly upon us, it Is wor- departure or leaving during a aurrlcane threat. need for reassurance. Or an invxlld's need for thwhile to review the past year to see what we've Identification was completed promptly and was personal care. Or a working mother"* need for done and to best prepare ourselves tor the followed by the conclusion that FISH should accept a baby-sitter, a shut-in's need for a hot meal, a challenges ahead. the responsibility of helping those who need it In foreigner's need for translation from English We have been "good neighbors" not only In the such emergency situations. into his native tongue, a diabetic's Deed for help dCcrmtned both men were "very $265.89 Tuesday morning, Oct. 9. day-lo-day relationships and services to which we The discovery of several residents for whom with dietary pi'obtcms. All information In Ihe following early Saturday morning, Oct. 6. The man said he and a friend had asked intoxicated."' originally dedicated ourselves, but we have shelter could not be suitably provided by the Red The needs of neighbors can be limitless. reports was Uktvn directly from A California woman reported broadened our activities to Include benefits to the Cross or ID a motel led to the search for more ap- Volunteers of FISH who select telephone or Sanibcl Police Department records. two other men to watch the fishing someone had taken a two-piece gear so Uicy could Ret some sleep from A Fort Myers woman wan charged community as a whole, with effects reaching beyond propriate safe haven on their behalf. transportation or some other way to help arc all with driving while intoxicated and bathing suit valued at 133 from her our awn Islands. good neighbors who offer their services for free 2to6:30 a.m., but when they awoke the unit at Song of the Sea motel Tuesday In cooperation with the state Department of A Sanibel resident reported someone with careless driving after an accident Some statistics are boring, but not ours! Since last Health and Rehabilitative Services, the Red Cross seven days a week. had cut Ihe fronds from a sabal palm men and th« gear was ROW. Value of morning, Oct. 9 the missing gear was placed at $362. involving a Captiva man's car near the October. FISH volunteers have driven more than and the managements of several long-term rental Feel free to call FISH yourself either to tree and strewn garbage across the Dunns Country Club early Saturday 7.000 miles - 8,700 of those Involved transport off- retirement facilities (Adult Congregate Living volunteer or to ask for non-emergency yard ot a home on West Gulf Drive evening, Oct. 7. Karen Marie Watchey, A Fort Myers maa reported J200 In Islcnd, mostly to doctor or hospital, with the balance Facilities) authorized by Florida statute and assistance. Tbe number is 4724404. Friday morning, Oct. b. The house A Woodbridge. N.J., woman 19. of 1291 Carfene Ave., was taken to cash WA* missing from tsta unit at reported one pair of gold earrings driven locally in support of other services such as supervised by HRS, space was made available lor belongs to a Minnesota woman. the I-ee County Jail. Pointe Saotc condominiums Tuesday shopping assistance, meal preparation and personal temporarily displaced persona not only in hurricane valued at $1M was missing from a morning,Gct.9.Themoney*aslntao, ; visitation. cosmetic bag she left in the bathroom situations but In the event of any disaster, natural or Volunteers make it work The manager of a local motel told A Sanibel man reported 10 boxes of $10 and $i bills. otherwise. police two of his guests had been of her unit at the Sundial Friday af- There were 34 counseling, visitation or ternoon, OcLfi. ' ceramic tile «nd six pieces of marble reassurance incidents, On 20 occasions health aids An additional by-product was the impetus this Can you listen well on tbe telephone? Drive? nearly run over by a car as they had been taken from tbe garage of a The management at Casa Ybel or sick-room supplies were made available on loan. Cook a hot meal for a shut-in? Shop for walked along Anhinga Lane around 6 resort reported a Plantation. Fla., • activity has given to the development or a county- Police investigated the theft of a house under construction in Tahiti In keeping with our basic precept, no charges of any wide association of ACLKs for their mutual benefit somebody's groceries? Baby-sit? Help with p.m. Friday, Oct. 5. The guest* had Shores subdivision Monday morning, man had left the resort with an out- ', kind were made to anyone. health insurance forms, federal question- also told the manager the occupants of wooden sign and post from Sunset standing bill or $2,616 for rentals. Coed stvl operational Improvement. South condominiums Saturday Oct. 8. The items were valued at $358. During the year FISH inaugurated its group ac- So — the work of FISH goes on, with ever- naires? Interpret for the deaf of foreign the car spil on them as they drove by. and Jewelry from the resort gift shop visitors? Would you visit someone lonely? Police did not find a car matching the morning, Oct. 7. The post had been Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 10. The tivity sponsorship with a much-appreciated widening effect. FISH is exploring sponsoring more description given by the guests. pulled from the ground and was Police determined a falling coconut case was turned over to the state at- bereaved persons support series In cooperation with group programs as the need can be established and Then Friends In Service Here needs you now. discovered on the other end of the had caused the broken windshield torney's office. the Counseling and Growth Center o( Fort Myers, will continue, and improve wherever possible. Its You probably qualify even If you can only reported by a Tallahassee woman We participated In the Power Squadron rescue role as a good neighbor. answer the telephone. Exotic talents are not Police Investigated an attempted Middle Gulf Drive property. Monday aftrenoon, Oct. 8. The program by utilizing our all-hour telephone link. We None of this would have been possible without the necessary; kinds hearts are. break-In at a house on Palm Street Police looked for but did not find a arranged with the Sanibcl library for volunteer What is FISH? It is a non-professional Friday night, Oct. 5. A door screen had The wife of a Fort Myers man was woman's car was parked at Casa Ybcl support of many, so gratefully acknowledged -the called to pick up her husband and his resort. man who was reportedly looking In the j delivery of barks to shut-Ins. And we set up FISH FISH volunteers, the Sanibcl police and the Island's organization of anonymous volunteers on been cut and the door unhooked, but no window of a unit at the Castaways I link with and participated In the postal service Sanibel who show by their actions that they entry was gained to the house. friend after the two men fell from a professional and business community. motorcvcJe on Bailey Road Saturday The manager at Casa Ybel resort motel shortly after 8 p.m. Wednesday, j "Concerned Carrier" alert operation. In recognition of Its past achievements and In care about their neighbors and the community. notified police that two guests who Oct. 10. Donations are accepted. Call 472-0404 or write A Fort Myers man reported four rod afternoon, Oct. 7. A Sanlhcl youth Perhaps our single most wide-reaching activity anticipation of Its future activities, the Gannett discovered the men on the side of the registered from Miami had left the was our participation In Sanibel's Emergency Foundation has Just awarded FISH a grant of $1,500. FISH, P.O. Box &4, Sanibcl 33957. and reel sets and one cast net had been resort with an outstanding bill of taken from the pier at the Lighthouse road and notified police. Police Management Program for hurricane preparedness. Our initial function was to Identify those Island *C&»S^VS60fi*2»*2!^VAV=»2a»^^ Zlx > INAUGURATING Lunch is Served at the Dunes Golf and OCTOBER A Most Exciting Season IKKI MATSUMOTO Tennis Club ON SANIBEL No other artist has so captivated the The Dune* ... Snibel't only 18 hole goir courae [A Tropical Isle Vacation on the Gulf of Mexico 1 wilh the mild nine and the wild nine ... The Dunes AT interest of the area public, or evoked so . .. tennis, twimnunj and now, a gttai place to at Value Season Rates much pleasure and artistic appreciation. *k back, rcia* and enjoy; 7DAYS/-6NIGHTS- You are invited to enjoy his most • The "Double Bogey Buijtr" - The • $49.50 per person per night recent works now on featured exhibit. 2 person Is our GRANDE DELUXE ONE BEDROOM SUITE (Extra person H0.0O per ntaht) Friday'i Mououi MuliijBn night featuring lice and 2 for 1 nurgariu* • $39.50 per person per night Happy hour- 5 - 7pm Monday thru Friday 4 persona In on GRANDE DELUXE Lunch is served from Ham -3pm TWO BEDROOM SUITE (Extra person S10.00 per night) CARL G. NELSON • 3 Days/2 Nights (ANYTIME) S63.00 per person, per package Masterful use of color and flawless 2 person In our DELUXEGUEST ROOMS ! composition are among the attributes Additional niihutmo per person, do. that merit his paintings to be included in I IKKIMATSUMOTO the collections of the National Gallery, AN INCREDIBLE * "NENEWW PAINTINGPAINTINGS anand PRINTPRINTS the Smithsonian, the Milwaukee PACSAGE^R Museum, the Addison Gallery, the Wor- October 1- cester Museum, and Brandeis Univer- —— Package includesTUlailnf: dip* In tht Uaeh.ld* pool - sity, among others. * Freeona hour ulUax for two withd«cIch«ki«,ublMiin Halfway through the Festival of the Islands bier gartcn every day of the festival. (our big sporting events remain to enchant Oompahs with the world-renowned Slratlon Islanders and visitors alike. Mountain Boys begin at 5 p.m. Tuesday through Coming up this weekend will be a golfing ex- Saturday this week ana at 3 p.m. Sunday. Oct. 21. travaganza at the Dunes and the Bcachvlew The seven-piece band comes -iircOly from the courses and a swimming meet at the Sanibcl Bavarian Alps bringing Tyrolean music, Untieing Recreation Complex pool. Finishing up the and singing for the entire family. More music sports-oriented month In two weeks will be a will be provided by The Richters. "Charnpatfritt Sips" tennis tournament and a Also available under the bier garten tent Is fishing rudM complete with seafood festival. German beers, wines, foods, crafts, tshirts. The golf tournament should be fun and perhaps mugs and various souvenirs. In the "Tween very lucrative to some lucky Individual. The Waters dining room will be assorted Bavarian tournament links a professional golfer with three .specialties and established favorites, amateurs fur play on both of the Island's cour- Daily admission to the festivities is $3 for ses Amateurs will play with a different pro each adults and $1 for children. day. • ••"'.•' The remainder of the festival month looks like On Sunday the amateurs will have a chance to ihis: win $10,000. Holt; number 17 has been designate*) •Satuntay, OeL 27, and Sunday, Oct. 28 - as the pot under the rainbow. Should an amateur Tennis players from pros to novices will compete score a iiolo-in-one on this hole, he or she will win in the M-cond annual Champagne Sips Taints the $10,000 pot. Prize money of 19,500 hasalready Tournament The doubles tournament mixes been accumulated for winning teams In regular serious tennis with a champagne and hors competition. d'ouevres atmosphere. Deadline for entry Is Oct. Last year the winning team In two best ball 17. For more information call Greg Parker, 472- competition included Torn Brill, Al Kosen and 4151. Buddy Chrfstcnscn, who totaled a 240 score in 36 •Friday, Oct. 26, through Sunday, Oct. 28 — holes. Those interested in participating (his year Fishermen will compete for cash and prizes In should call Pat Fllnn at the Dunes, 472-3525. Lhc second annual Festival of the Islands Fishing The swimming meet offers quite a contrast to Rodeo. Competition Is divided into three Clockwise from above: Gaye Levine of Asante, the the Rolf tournament, Santbcl's yaung swimmers, divisioin — shore, pro boat and amateur boat. African ]azz ensemble, delights In her cello; windsurfers the Sanlbel Water Attack Team, are hosting the For mere Information call Uic Chamber of provided a show for spectators along the Causeway; Joe Big Pumpkin swim meet this year on their home Cummeree,472-3232, or the Ball Box, 472-1618. Can-was among the younger racers In the loK run. turf. The three day event could draw up to «KJ •Sunday, Oct. 28— The fishing rodeo will end Top to bottom, facing page: Sailboats Jockeyed tor young swimmers from around Southwest wllh a seafood festival for everyone to enjoy at position In the bay; the crowd gathered at the Dunes loeg Florida. . btfore sunset Saturday for Jazz on the Green; Adrian Lcefc the corner of Periwinkle Way and Tarpon Bay races toward his first place finish; * runner tor the Mucky The pool will be dosed for public i.wimminR Road across from Bailey's Shopping Center. Duck heads for home as a Port Myers Bandit awaits the during the weekend, but spectators are en- Following the format of the popular Taste of . throw. . •-,:; ••'•••-. ..,:•- ,;..... couraged to stop in and cheer on our young \\hv Islands, many of the Islands'"finest Remits of the sailing regatta and softball tournament will athletes. restaurants will prepare tastes of their seafood be published next week. Photucs by Mark Johnson. Roll out l!ie barrel this week at "Tween Waters specialties for sampling. Live entertainment and Inn on Captlva during the second annual oyster-shucking and oyster-eating contests will ' Oktobcrfcst of the Islands Last year's f««tivllies he part of the fun. drew hundreds of uom-pah-pah fans to the tented Admission will be $t for adults. ^•"!A •/•'•• >••''''':.'•£•, piH| K ? -:."V'":" ^V^" •' r '• ^ #,.&;:-:,.-V? 373 runners cross the 10K finish line What makes Adrian Leek run? PI The Bun had barely edged war; also picked up a second place with '" >'Ueavywelghl" champion; last Just who Is Ibis guy Adrian Leek who He can run full-time, picking up fi*es ; the pine trees In tlie Dunes when a 35:M in the ,25-29 • division. . Saturday,' despite tne fact bo ran has won the Sunrise 10K Bun two years for promoting Kangarmi. and still ;;;;•> *--5. ^:,'i..' the 10 kilometer Sunrise Run Rcaben was the lBtb overall male In a marathon tbe week before. He in a row? maintain his amateur status because of H knocked 27 seconds of f his ginning ^••.*h"i,"":">(i ?. {'/•••••'•.•.'•••'' began Saturday. By.the time the to cross the line. And Jeffrey "There's no question that Adrian the '"trust fund" concept that has fastest inan and woman finished Skurka also dtd vr& in the 25-29 time from last year. Last year's, (Leek) is a heavyweight running with become quite common for western the race, the sun appeared to have group. coroiTjj; in 23rd overall «1th time {29:511 was the first ever sub- middlewcights." race director Lou runners who must compute! with barelymoved; " a 38:32 toe. • 30 minute 10K time In Southwest Allshoust admits. amatmrs from other countries who are SKSE Both Adrian Leek and Leslie • i- '^ThU> race was much belter • Florida.'''-:- "";' ' -". ••••:•'• '•••:'•'••' - '; Leek crossed the finish line close to a totally state supported. • •••.•p&SlUgt^ samp* McPherson not only set course ?lhan last year, and should be even , "I wasn't: sure what.my op^ minute and a half in front of the second "Sometimes 11 seems ridiculous, but /records tn the' second annual- ;• bigger and better next year," said ponents would be like, so I just ran place finisher on Saturday. you lust have to play in the system." event, but they recorded , the^ ' raccorpaiiiicr Lou AUshouse. He • myownrace,"aaidLoek.whoisa While Leek's time was 27 seconds Leek says. . tastest times ever run in Sttuth- added that next year's race will serious full-lime runner who races better than his record-settinR pace last He reached this high leve! of com- for Britain, trains in Tennessee. : .vieSt Florida. : . .coincidewithxhc stctaconvention : yCar — which was Southwest Florida's petition by racing In his native Wales, '< Leek ran the:6.2-nille,cwir>e:in .of the Road Runner's' Club; of , .and Is^eponsored "by. Kangaroo first ever sub 30-mlmite 10-kilometer where he started running when lifi was " 29*'24, powering away Ir«n,'»!tswMi, 'America here on Sanlbel. The •sportswear. - ' . lime — this year's time (29:24.3) still 14. Then, ho says, he wasn't that ccrious and. third places .'finishes fK Sunrise Run will be the run at that •- i-Iwasabltsurprisedattheone-. ; doesn't compare with Leek's personal about running. That changed when he Mllliman (30:44) d JonB ;• time and will be designated as the i^mile'mark Uiiat I-was In at 4:37,, ;• best, 28:06. began racing for East Tennessee State ._ . H ..._ state championship -/then'at the'second mile \ Xim}- 'But mostly I think competition, not University. row .Leek has won. lh> jSunrise^race. , iiunnlngS: 15 - so I began pwhtafcV, times," says Leek. "If you're thinking . When Leek says serious, he means RU5.--^ • , . : .-:*"":.""-' ri.;:T.;.^bO^SAJl ^u;ior4;50mQes."*eMW- ' .-. -^v ,- about the competition, your times running twice a day every day of the It,also was thesecondyearlatftf 'nhtiuld draw even'nWtf^^ltly1^•r^WJiimtecfeandMcPherson and;;;, eventually come." week. That adds up to more than 100 1 •^ ife^'61^ WTwfieni won prtocs ,v row for McPneTson,whtj fcrteit^frfrunDerslfl Sanlbel; YfititJiftyeat * : ts Leek entered the Sunrise field because milesaweek. 1 rfrom c^^;»iWer,doUoie,ta:orv; through the course In\36rM,' ;,'>pack waSnot wlUwut^merft.Tho ;;/weekatSouthSeasPlantaUonand. -. he won last year's race — when he "Thai's really not a lot or miles for a ^followed by Karen Miles Tired of walking long grocery strife Karen Halverson. "But we have a real aisles that reflect bright fluorescent variety of people — some who will go light*? Leery of becoming an Im- out for piua and others who are pulsive buyer? Not craiy about strictly Into health food." standing in line at a cash register? The group is four years old and has Captiva Trading Company opens An alternative to the traditional approximately 24 families par- shopping center does exist on Sanibcl ticipating In the cooperative venture. <*n 'Incubators' help small businesses get started, keep going Courtesy of the VS. being sponsored by city and state governments, their small firms advice from management and Saull Buslnew A&nintetntlon colleges and universities, trade associations and financial experts. McTs This week the Small Business Administration private Investors. There are about SO now operating In short. Incubators are helping more and more looks at "Incubators"— an entrepreneurial around the country. small businesses to set started and survive. For ShrimpHouse hothouse that nouses a number of small businesses ''" 53UU firms housed In Incubators enjoy relatively more Information on small business incubaton under one roof. tow rents and teases sad share central services — write to tt» Office of Private Sector Initiatives, MS. Most Incubator* are boused in renovated Including accounting,, telephone, computer and Smell Business Administration, 1441 "L" Street, &Tavem warehouses and other Industrial bufidings. They an bookkeeping services. Same Incubator* even offer N.W. Washington, D.C.,204HT^ ^^ 1ey 472-3161 • u. ~M«Jar Cradit Card* Afi**ptM . OcUhtr It. IW The ISLANDER BUSINESS NEWS Financial News Network Co-op makes food buying easier continued comes to local cable television yogurt, seaweed, dried fruit, Juices, '•h*g#ing" - etu«r going down to SO Those Islanders Interested fo chaflgc figure*. nuts, chc«set and carrots the site o[ pounds or up to 50 pounds. business news and who h*ve cabin But rcguUr business **»* snows baseball bats. "So there has to be tome give and television should take note of will likely be the hlghiSgK. Shows The co-op meets once a month to take - but then that's the whole Idea Thursday. Oct. 13. order food In bulk sizes — for instance, ol a co-op," says fUlvenon. M&rkeiwalch and DO YOU WEAK tHE the carrots had to be ordered In 25- On that day Uw premier edition Another aspect of the co-op Is of the FInand&l N*wn Nctwwk will L PRO5WCT5 LANGUAGE? pound lots. And II the members had chipping In with Xhe work (hit cutDes McKee fceta KooeyTaU should signed up for 30 pounds of carrots, then with dividing up tN- turf*. fooJ when It air on Chttcncl 13. FNN will replace Con «~ oppwl lo him on M> o»n t»rn» ani In- they would go through a btt of the Reuters news kervice on be particularly Interesting. On the I*r»*t3? Can feu •how him that h« will r*t*iv« a arrives. Channel 13. live phone-in show expert com- The co-op aireedy receives a good porsonat b»n«ltl k«yod to ot loott on* of hit "Reuters wns Just figures and mentators assist caller* using • baik d*tir«7 I* »o -• ond you bav a Florida RE money savings through ordering In toll-free number In planning bulk — about 2D-3O percent otf health information, but now we will have Ut»n*« ond torn* tol«i «xp*rl«nc*. w» would good and interesting video shows personal investment strategics and Ilk* th» opportunity !o talk with ysu. Alio - if you lood stores prices, estimates savings options. Halvenmti. And individual members as well," said Ward McKee, happen In b« o miltlon dollar «al«>mon w« can can receive up to 10 percent more oft manager at Cablevlsion of Uie Shows such as Wall Slicet nnal aH»r you eom«;hlng no othar llrrn eon com* the costs by sharing in the work of Islands, when he made the an- are more news oriented. The clow lo matching.... Coll Today! ordering and unpacking the bulk food. nouncement last week. evening Wall Street Final U also The FinancisI New* Network live and highlights key activities of For confidential dixtmlon call- U price is Uie main !ieti«rit to some will run ] 3 hours a day, from 6 a. m. the trading day and includes a Soo!!!.! R»alty. Inc.. MRT JENKS co-op members, so too is the quality of to 7 p.m., Monday through Friday. business travel weather report and 471CMS or 472-2044 Ev«. food they receive. Also, through the co- t from financial analysts. op members can get some Items such A ticker tppe wjtl Www the New us seaweed or seasoning*: hard to find York and American Stock ex- in more traditional stores. And the cooperative venture has a nice social aspect, Halverson says. •It's a good way of felting together a Marquis will manage Bell Tower Mall group of people with similar interests — end we can team all sorts of things The Oxford Development Company restaurants and cafes in an outdoor from ench oUier," she says. has named Marquis Property Mediterranean setting. The mall also The Coconui Co-op mecLs every Management the official leasing agent sponsors fashion shows, concerts and month. The next meeting will be al tw Uie Bc» Tower Mall. The an- cultural events In a large center 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. l, at the nouncement was made last week by courtyard. Sanibcl-Captlvs Conservation Daniel Martin, director of property Marquis Property Management Foundation. Those interested ir. management for Marquis. ' manages more than 40 condominium Joe Becbe unloads Joining the cooperative are en- The mall at U.S. « and Daniels associations, residential develop- VACATION RENTALS carrots. couraged to attend the meeting or call Head In South Fort Myers features ments. Investment and commercial Halverson, 472-0344. more than 60 shops anchored by properties throughout Florida. WIWLY RATtt Jacoboson's and an assortment of IOC-DON WWTW tUMMU Bondy Bunch CMit Point uPlfl King'% Crown ** LoOT«rh»fldCay £371-730 HOT fomlo Sonla d* S 1713-1143 SUO CONTINENTAL CUISINE USQ-VX 1300 &anJbcl Ann* - un-aa «M SINCE 1969 14301 AW (300 Strndlal • .1446-1300 J333-60O £unt»tCaptlva U38-SN WO Tarpon Booed Culltkl. Plot* Annwol w tMMwi * , Fre: ealood Nutnwfl Villas* •• with pool In Dunai, two w»*fc minimum -6 p.m. *'3O Day Minimum McGregor Point Shopping C«n 15239 McGregor Blvd. Fort Myers, FL 33906 •433-2444 LtuniMd R*ol t*tot. Broksr P.O. Son aiO-?t>lm nidqm Krf. Sanlb*! lilorvd. f lo. 31957 SNOW BIRD nooe(WATCwH FOR GRAND OPEN1NG1) CHICKEN SESAMO CELEBRATION AUBERGINE A&F COINS a JEWELRY BAKED LASAGNA POLYNESIAN BUFFET FRESH FISH OF THE DAY 2218 McGrogor Blvd. 337-3535 SPAGHETTIS DlS 17 DELICIOUS EXOTIC ITEMS Bouiavard Plaia From 3:30 to 7 PM Daily. STOP IN AND SEE Sunday Noon to 7 PM OUR NEW STORE 1 VOTE > 3 llawaUati Stlidt • Swip • Eg • ShibnpToaM • Ka*\t a*d td Rice • Bread * B*oi*r • Slk* BU-I^QAM Parii 7 GOOD REASONS TO SHOP ASP COINS: > SMchuw B«rf (Ho. & SpU-y) * Chicken WMMMIIJ Head 1.Hundred* o.Co!n» on D!»ploy . ITALIAN STYLE (E aid otWhole«Ql«lo Public) . ALL YOU CAN EAT 2. Eslat* Jewelry ONNOVEMBER BUY ONE-GET ONE FREE (Lowvtt po»*ibl» pf ictn with buy bock) SEAFOOD WITH THIS AD-Exp.rg5Nov.15 •7.95 3. Cold Ctwlns (We will not be undersold!) SPECIALS WE HAVE CANCELLED OUR SEAFOOD 4. Coin Suppli*i (A complete Ibw sold al Dltcount) BUFFET UNTIL WINTER 5. W« hendle tmall or big transaction* ond will THE IOCAI COMMUNtTV SANK I Every Night-All Night poyCASH! FromMOon. 6-9 PM DAILY 6. Akk about our awn (nvwlment progrwn In REGULAR DINNER MENU AVAILABLE WeoHerth*l»«»tpoU & 5!lver. with a guorontee to SORRY. NO RESERVATIONS 7.W«areitrongbuyer«alonir.Ge HAPPY HOUR Itaim. We olie buy dlomonds. CASUAL DRESS FROM 5 PM lo 8 PM MON. TO SAT. tll tiiver. ... BawK of The IsLciNds 6=3OP.M.-9:3OPM «n< ON MOST FULL LIOUOR LICENSE =»!» WELL DRINKS A&? COINS & JEWELRY ' Hot & cold Hors d'ocuvrcs I WATCATCH FOR GRAND OPENING I Special Rales for Private Parties tn our louny only . GULF POINTS SQUARE boon tram Publlx CALL US ANYTIME 337-3535 '! JEWIUtV KMWS DONE OH f TtwlSlANDER Tha ISLANDER SCHOOLNEWS SCHOOL NEWS The sound of music Governor urges motorists, Governor urges drivers to use care continued T There's still some room at the Children's Center school bus drivers to use constant care Wlih (hat In mind. Gov. Dob Graham designated many Sanlbel and Captiva youngsters last week as School Bus Safety Week In Florida. He at Children's Center would be even better > ScortkU who attend both Sanlbel EtamenUry called on the ctlixens ol Florida to txerciao tonsUnl A sttclur carrying the message: courtesy and cuattaa wtoea na»r KbooA buses. for pre-schoolers "Your CaudrtHs Salely is Our School and Cypress Lake Middle with a piano Business" reminds Robert Redmond After an, there are more tbaa 7,000 «ebo6ta buses The Children's Center or the Islands still has ol his responsibilities all day long as he The children's safety is Kedmonrt's la PtoiiAa tbat transport Too.pco crodeuts tuti travel spaces available for a limited number of works. Hfllr"*«*, but It Is everyone else s nearly 122 mLQioo miles s year, tctxxUlog, to Lee children between!^ and 4 years old. If there is a piano out there that "s not recorder. But mostly the yg That's a flood thing to know con- business, too. County School Swpertatewlefflt Vr, Jinucs Mtlvla everything but where they driving." The recent registration day brought many new being used, the students at the sing their favorite songs without any slffering1 Redmond is a school bus "Our Lee County bis driven are doing a great Even though bus drivers and the transportation parents and their children to the pre-school Cnildrien's Center of the Inlands are instrument. driver who picks up and takes hon» continued next page Redmond travels wore Hun: 15 miles a day In bis department do everything they can to ensure the program. For registration Information call anxious to hear about tt. They would If you have a piano you would like to school bus, mnd when be picked up his load of children'* uiety, Rerfoond says much relies on Becky Pierce, center director, between noon and like to have some musical ac- donate to the school to help change the students at Sanlbel Ekxuentarv lost Ihuraday *I- other drivers, 2 p.m. during any school day. companiment as they sing their children's Joyous cacophony to a ternoon be bad an almost toll kml to take borne to ReduwwT. If a is new and Is equipped with bJjh favorite songs — "Fuff the Magic bonaftde chorus, please call the west SanQ>el and to CipUva. Dragon" and "Husli UUle Baby." cetler, 472-4538. seat backs Uut rtould prevent students, from flying But the StnJbd resident b used to Uda — be has over them in an iirftH*. And the bus has man- The piano doesn't have to be quite as f oar of bit own. plus nine grandchildren and three datory maintenance every 20th school day along Order your fancy as the one pictured here, which great grandchildren. with an annual safety check with the Florida High- sits in the Island Historical Museum And es a retired police sergeant from West Palm way PatnL thai opens Nov. 10 as part of the city's Bead:, he knows about safety as well. This Is his And when the kids become noisy enough to Christmas evergreens 10th birthday celebration. sixth year of driving school buses. distract Redmond, out comes a whistle. If necessary The center will gladly accept any H Is pet peeve is the most dangerous and the most he calls for a "silent bus." from Canterbury School piano, eld or new, as long as It worlcs, cammco complaint that cosies from bus drivers. Redmond knows all his passengers by name. And Tbe children have music every day "Despite the Winking light* and the stop sign on the The Canterbury School is taking orders for he uses those names as he tells one child to sit down, Cinrfstmas evergreens from now through Oct. 25. — and once a week Sharon Webb, a bus, I still have some people trying to pass me on the another to turn around, a third to keep his legs out of former music teacher, holds a special The evergreens should arrive between Dec. 8-12. right and left," Redmond'saysl the aisle and quite a few more to quiet down. There's Among ths offerings are home decorator kits music class. Webb and teacher Debby Sometimes asSanlbel police officer or police aide no doubt who Is in control on the bus. Friedlund both play the piano. for $8; an alpine Christmas wreath for $13; and a follows Redmond's bus along Its route. "They are But those people outside the bus — driving too western cedar garland for W. Sometimes Becky Pierce, director of really willing to help us out," be says about the the center, accompanies on her close or not paying attention — present the real Orders can be placed by exiling thescnool,482- police. "This is a resort Island, and while there are hazard, Redmond feels. He honks his horn several OfiOS or 936-1354, or stopping at the school at 1400 probably less problems here than on the mainland, times at speeding drivers. "They've Just got to wa]te College Parkway In Fort Myers. you do have people who are paying attrition to up," he says. A SHOP FOR THE. DISCRIMINATING ISLANDER NEED SOMEONE TO ON THE GULF ONTHEBAY HELP WITH YOUR PRINTING AND TYPESETTING PROBLEMS? SEAFOOD BUFFET GIVERONMETZA AND THE PARTICULAR VISITOR CALL AT 574-1110 233O Pdm Ridge Ploce • Scrtbe) Wand Florida 33957 • (8]3) Dooley's Dixie Five e ftlmttun BLonntain 31OQB SANIBEL REALTY 472-6565 DinnerS-xo Daily Loun«e4-I Children'* Menu-Bring the Kids GREAT FOOD AT A CHEAT PRICE! 1X23 Periwinkle Way 47S-1771 TiwUy. OculKf U. UM Tfc« ISLAAiDEK TpsmAxx. October It, HM WHITE ELEPHANT CAPTIVA EROSION SALE CEPD turns to computers for latest finance package from pagei PREVENTION OCT. 20 AT ARABA TEMPLE CUIMl.UUM.t.D£.rjL attorney lor the C&PD, reminded the monished. exact amount of moony Captiva will •board members again expressed frustration over their attempts to Ml* KKHUSIOOTISTIT board Uut thetr plan had to fc*legall y The CEPD board voted unanimously receive U unknown at this time. DISTRICT defensible and said th? new figures, to carry on with. Telra Tech's plan. Up WCIKO's charter la to Improve obtain permits for experimental MtFWiKTMMUE part of a computer plan conceived by to last week, $12,000 had been r«real!onai boatlne. It is assumed but pp professional engineers, snould carry a budgeted (or eucn a computerized not certain that the money U "We've had 49 pieces of - T.V.'I ACtOSSFMMPIIBUI tot of weight. cost-to-benefit finance plan. At last designated specifically [or rcnourlfth- correspondence with (hose people and S«s#ilnfl Good% — Out-Dow FMWEB Ano&er question arose concerning week's meeting the board voted to use ment. Mid CEPD Chairman Peg we still have no permits. This is i^ - Lv90^a - **M the cost of the computer analysis — -toe* - !'•'*•'» - MH11I ROW to bring a team of Trtra T«ch Ho (schneider. She added that ridiculous," said Commissioner Chuck estimated at $M,000. engineers to Captiva to begin ac- WCIND's interest in the project is to Brunlng. The permit from the U.S. "$36,000 is about one-third what such cumulating data. keep Blind Pass open. Army Corps of Engineers has been a protect would normally cost to do a in other CKPD trtaiwtsa last week: •The CEPD unanimously passed a taken c*re ol, but the CEPD &1U1 good Job," said Peter Burger, a retired •The board reviewed « oerno from resolution calling for 1 study of the awaits permits from the state consultant who said he was familiar Lee County CommfrBioner Porter feasibility of a breakwater system off .Department of Natural Resources and with such studies. Cus» indicating the CEPD Ifl included Captiva's shoreline. The resoluthHi the Department of Environmental "You'd better meke sure you hove In the disperul of about Ilil 000 from also designated up to (25,000 for a Regulations. something firm, with a clear scope — WC1ND — the Intercoastai breakwater study. The board chose •The next meeting of the CEPD wil 1 in other words a fixed price (or navigational district. GOES is the local engineer Arthur Strock of Deerfield begin at 9 a.m. Monday, Nov. 5. guaranteed delivery," Burger ad- representative on thi» board. The Beach to do the breakwater study. OCTOBER RATES Low, Low October Rates RENT-A-CAR, INC. Wl Cop«Co»ol.FL 33S04 BECAUSE SO MUCH B HONG UN YDUR TWS. GOOD NEWS 472-ttOQ for RV OWNERS •Home Delivery of Groceries DEVELOPER SAYS SELL "Prescription Delivery EVERY LOT NOW I •Party Trays — CIWMM. D*li M«ati, Seafood* •Same Day Photo Service Buy a sits or bvy a combination sit» with •PhotoCopying-. , -'i.-... PARK-MODEL at LOW LOW PRICES. •Plants S Flowers — World Wid*W>r« Service «local D*llv«ry SUPER CASH DISCOUNT or • FREE COIF CART FREE SCREEN ROOM or • FREE AIR CONDITIONER •Airline/Cruise Ticket Service WITH THE PURCHASE OF A NEW LOT •Hardware Everything you ne*d In one store dishes under one twill Contact our jo/»s of/Jc« for urrtnt Mormailon 3 pricing GRAND OPENING PARTY SOON! Be as picky as you like.. . you're going to find exactly what you like en the at seemingly endless McT's menu. The islands' largest collec'icn of seafoods, over 2 Plantation View Shopping Confer tempting appetizers, prime rib, barbecued ribs, chicken dishes and the always PALMETTO PALMS fabulous Mud Pie ... all prepared with loving care in McT's award w RV RESORT A Condominium TofW lot Racrvotlonol Route 12 Box 121. • Fort Myers, Fl. 33908 (813) 466-1515 • Summorlin Rood (869) Sales Office Open 7 Days ALL YOU CM EAT SHRIMP OB ALASKAN CRAB The house that shrimp built! stales OILCHANGE, BMKESPECUL vtomoer and SA 1 SERVIC ILTERSLUBE!™ -:^"- ««=•«-« service CERTIFIED MECHANICS IMEVEHV STORE GENE NICLOY McT's VWXT Eaiand Serviceman for 25 toft** Shrimplfouse •NEW CONSTRUCTION WORK &Tavern •COMMERCIAL OETKIGERATION •CONDENSER CHANGE Ol^S OUR NEWEST STORE NAPLES WE TAKE TRADES FT. MYERS 2i Ho«r» 2065 E. TomiamrTrail CLASSIFIEDS 15135 McGregor Blvd. Bon'ts Spikw Ft. Myen CALL 472-5185 - 463-8714 774-4443 482-8880 W2 5SI** Tu-*day. October U. 1W Tlv KSLAVbCA Tbc ISLANDER 7\>ewlay, Ocbrfxr 1C, HH4 S1A SPiCER BUILPEBtS, SMC. New owners announce Today at Gty Hall plans for Pirate Playhouse SAMJ«eia?VCOUI*CiLM£t.TIN0/ mmMni directing aubUcattoa and «etl jnd UM pun. Secllan 3.3.3'. a-»|-- CUVNCCL OMNIUM ' arehenuvt ref«rencei lo boat tfgcki from page 1 •niried Ut«» 1 Mac KRKUK HALL 1 lilt IPKItK*!!'! D+r- YOUR hlDITIE CEFTSFI t. Mar«r ana CM^Hnwni fM«m Mltt M &u«MCIIOn 3 Ot E^Cfl-iO 1.3.1: 1*17 Brut the ftoafpr WHS out u? for &ale. CnmmercUl DiMrlcrt. for a corrtpreftcahlve JPM. AWKJCO him a background In real estate and In- AGENDA ' . ..;• .>»tm can facil^y at »» P*ri«iinti1e Mlay II. Puolic tiearing and fir»l rtadlng pi Jn or. vestments »nd iw4 was Hare Earth Investments in H. n«ltc hearing and lecond r«ad>i>a of •n cr «MM» tMCllicait* amafldino lf>e to^i ifnKi'4.1 of P«r™>in«i» w»i' «-MJ Linanran orel*ni•t'^UM *'iu 'SOB* "section iVl- Fcrt My**rs. His wife. Anita, ia well-known on the Bw*«iira| Mealed m section K, TiiwnWim M ReiWentl*! DemKiei, 1' 1. irwocatMnana Pledge M Aiu*lance (Belie*) SUUHV RVN tslswis '-or her ert* and trsRs work. t A«pro«^ M mifiulM o« «/l4/*4 and e/u^, • 71 Caw, n «*")«•«> Irr **v >m«le fjmll y danliicv i> nit on Lai " of Ouil bines F«»onh>r,i •MCoiiucci. 11 uO4liiilon, kJtatiNJ I Section 70. TownWtlp M '•*e wont to get this rolling right away," Amodeo. fact aNW a wa^erwav Kwcfe4 j^, i^ Q| £^f * rti..u • Complete Rumodoling who plans to txwom* very involved in the cultural Drl« and South of Anchor-» AaB*W> MM 11. PuWi'c IM arlna ana teccnfl rvMfftia <4 an of- Krtuur for l>r and Mri RovSaioff. la; Montntv Itttoatm raeort tlanltel Eiutn, Untl Jl. on Ta* Pare et J8 5. Crt* Man g«r'i report • Gloss Rooms aspects of running a {beater. saW last week. "I think l Onxn.nX in S«cl«n M. Towmn>f. M $ovtn. pr»MnUi*( ind UM Plan, tedton J.1.3: Coaitar t*. PutrilC h**ru<« and flrtt rtadtng of *n r.-- |jl»MNM tor rwweatton •* oartntpment we can have lh« rhtattr reedy to open within 60 Jl f nt. al womltied »r Cwi Alnni*. Se1be SPICER BUILDERS, INC. IU i T DltCW&ton Ot e JetMr ff^n rhtf "Qullinjel.1 Twrnhtp 44 Soutn. Mange T2 Ee*tf. ac tut «c*rlcaily avnendlno Tfia Com- neMl to tmurv nui a f/irjfS. EXPERT IN AL UMINUM CONSTRUCTION Florloa Reglmai AHitMtor Auaclatun repardlna Dir Jamel Ovortn for OavU and Jacauel ne St. jitl UM pjtn, iecIMn J.S.I: Ptr- proceeding* It made, wi i(ii record includes Ihe .liiBetorcMirolcnSonlbai. , : ClaJr. tf. Sutiitcilon A. Aackgroud leillmon^ anQ irvldence 11A.M. nd Part ).4. Permitted UUL Section lobebauM. • \lUr •§! QUALITY COMES FIRST WITH SPICER f, PuJgiic heirlna and sacond r>a B-HIVE The Captiva Inn HIVEI SANIBEL "The House of the Seven Course Dinner Sanibel'sShop For Gourmet &'Health Foods DEMOCRATIC BALLOT Wines & Cheese Try Our Deli For GENERAL ELECTION ,". Sandwiches or Parties The B-Hlve Your First Stop And LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA You'll Spand Mere Tlmo On The Bsach. EVERYTHINO GOURMET & MORE NOVEMBER 6, 1984 "Hcmt Of Th« Sanllwl SulooJ Sub ELECTORS FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT ,. ^ WALTER MONDALE DEMOCRAT (PRESIDENT) FOLLOW YOUR NOSE GERALDINE FERRARO X TO (VICE PRESIDENT) LEGISLATIVE Nothing couid be STATE easier... REPRESENTATIVE VERNON PEEPLES 10 DISTRICT 72 (DEM) >c STATE 12 REPRESENTATIVE ANDY LIPPi (DEM) DISTRICT 74 CLASSIFIEDS! Buy or sell right from home! For as low FRESH BAKED EVERY DAY CLERK 15 as 10c a word you can sell everything CIRCUIT COURT GERALD LEVY (DEM) from ant AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE FOR SANIBEL/CAPTIVA PROPERTY OWNERS INTERESTED IN SELLING VIP has had an outstanding Spring and Summer selling season, and we now find ourselves in the unique position of being SHORT ON INVEN- TORY (i.e., properties to sell), and LONG ON SALES ABILITIES (i.e., offices on the islands, personnel, adver- tising space to fill, support staff, "For Sale" signs, etc.). The record for the year to date poses an interesting question to prospective sellers - WOULDN'T YOU REALLYRATHER LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH PEOPLE WHO SELLTWiCEAS MUCH PROPERTY AS THEY LIST? 8 It's a fact. We SELL More than TWICE' AS MANY PROPERTIES as we have LISTED, and we invite all Sanibel/Captiva Property Owners to PletM «*nd m« mar* Information on call for a Comparative Market Sanlbel/Captlva Analysis of the value of your proper- »* arc l«trr»«tarf U ty, for whatever reason you plan to SfcMJNG OTHFR F z_~~i— m~_ sell. Thank you - we look forward to j-nMMFWT LISTING your property ... and SELLING for you. The Season is fast approaching, so call your VIP Professional today. VIPKEAL rvosoup.uc Call Collect, please. PO Baal** B«aA«iF133f57 imK REAL ESTATESALES THE DUNES SALES CENTER VACATION RENTALS IBOflPariwtofcJtWay VIP REALTY GROUP, INC. HTicft Cfcawwl 11, C=6*jHato iorimr'Opmm Home*.' Tuesday, October 16, 1984 Section B The strange southern hemisphere pine trees The one we know best is the Norfolk Island Star By George Campbell lowland swamps and were attacked ntualraied by Ana wtoterbotbam The resin copal, an important does, I'm told, occasionally produce and partially consumed by the great r export from India, is derived from cones here. Wliue walking the Sanlbel beach herbivorous dinosaurs. another member of gema Agathls. Pictured also is a small specimen one day last May, Dr, K,C. Emerson Finally, some of these great logs Some Agathit species are an of Araucarla excels*, the Norfolk found the cone pictured here washed were burled In muddy bottoms rich ! exception to my observation, Cur; Wand Pine. These lovely; aym- up on our shore. tn silicon. Iron and manganese. ,' Aura car lam; are southern i metrical, small plants can be easily "Casey." as we call our esteemed Replacement fossHfeation occurred hemisphere plants. Seme of them acquired and are useful for Indoor scientist And neighbor, passed the and today we have the Petrified I occur naturally a few degrees north planting, but caution must be used In specimen along (or whatever use 1 Forest National Monument In of the equator. Uttfr outdoor planting In this cared lo make of it. Aricona, which consists to a large One of the most unusual of the climate. They get big, fast. In many We foought we recognized It as a extent of those, jmcient northern Araucarians is Araucarla araucana, neighborhoods where the skyline cone from one of the strange h native to .Chile,. It* George CxmpbeU New books at the Sanibe! library new books continued AJso avjjltrblc 'a a ropy of the 19S4 dilemmas of (he time in which we live. Sanibe! Public library Digeat «f General Laws enacted by tbe reguliir eession ot the Florida Hailey, Arthur. Strong MadJcine Legisiature. The VAlae Line In- - An overview of the Pharmaceuticals a.-xj Tfc* Ca£ Ale My vettnwnt St?ve> is al&o being industry as se«n through the career yf CARPET ENTIRE HOME CLEANED » Dasasw K receivw), and the Fort Myers News- Cello Jordan, who was one of In* in- ONLY $69" rf **••»: the library win be Presu has provided the library with dustry's few female mtlespeooJ* in CLEANING S«3 *y tr-Ai Cal are included extra copies rt tr* Proposed Charter 1957 when she married Dr. Andrew (S ROOMS OX LESS) in tn* S*o»Jame «t*£e master list for Le« County to he voted upon in the Jordan. She began her rise to ODOR SPECIALIST v! TJx* Catllcn November election. You are welcome executive power iu the over-the- SPECIAL! DOC-CAT * MILDEW counter division, then Uler moved to f to lake a copy home with you. InducWsAU FOR EXTUV CAK ... CAtnrr nrancTO* A nacE INTKK research. EvwiUaJly sh£ Ittads the Furniiur* Moving. NON-FICTION company and survives both scandal Owaront««d Satiif oction THE LATEST "TRUCK MOUNTED" CARPET and congressional investigation. Th* ihtfvwjhawr tw«; rtarnmged In Ganzcl. Bill. Dust Bowl Descent — lo guorunt»« t/i yoof CLEANING SYSTEM ALLOWS ONLY the i-e:to/en£* room to majte ilems The Great Plains and the Dust Bow! repvat bvelor»i A rvfarai OPERATOR S HOSE IN YOUR HOME. mon- Mcewufcte and to provide better migrants of the 1930s provided the Haines, Pamela. The Diamond 24 HOURS WATER DAMAGE SPECIALIST in ?fc*5 art* lo /c*ture Ifw wwk areas. Tie US* effiuon of th- subjects for some of the most moving Waterfall — The women of three rriais m "J" Utlw txrth Collars Ej«-reiet«ja« ts sl»Sv« ben. documentary phot&graphs ever made. generations of one of England's most Kn arwd om-fKHon. Two new boofu Beginning In 1974 Bill Ganzel traveled prominent families are linked by this Ttie Computer Th*l S^id S(*AI Me continued next page for seven years seeking out the same magnificent sparkling necklace. To places and peoples. Here be presents a most it was a symbol of wealth and vivid rejection of past and present privilege; but to the women who wore New Fiction at the Captiva Memorial library America and Americans. it it was an emblem of bondage and inherited tragedy. : tove awl Ko-vive. ^ wwm lo be oo Ur){« when BIOGRAPHY Miriam rejects her '"Nturrt and takes Brook-Sheperd, Gordon. Archduke MYSTERY Pcanon, Diane. The Summer of ti» a (over, Ibe l**w opens up an entirely of Sarajevo — Subtitled "The Kremlin, Celia. A LovtJy Day to 'IWTI. I'JMJ Set in an new M-ort:, but U MI ttie bnrtber ani bl» Romance and Tragedy of Franz Die ~ A collection of n short jg tj ar Uw turn at the /nend wtw beip ber ccpe with the Ferdinand of Austria," this biography mysteries, each featuring the special century and In Russia during tte rintggla sbe (aces during Uie Civil is a portrait or what truly was the psychological twists that ore rrvoJuiioo. Uils l» Ui« story of (wo War. crumbling of an era. It Is a life story Fi«mt(n'8 trademark. family, ow Kn^i-Ji, nw Russian, ful! or drama, forbidden romance and Use Willougfiiiyt watch (n rMcinatfon Hand, Ayn vitti Leonard Pelkoff political Intrigue that leads to Uie : Gardner. John, Role of Honor — £3 Uie poveny- stricken Itfii'shinitke}*. The Early Ajm R«nd. (New American tragic, violent conclusion ' Keatun*3 master spy James Bond in a pushing a handcart, ai>proat-|i their UiT»ry. MW> A collection of Ayn high-tech, high-tension thriller. village. From that summer OH the IUnd*» unpunished worts compiled FICTION Ibes of the tuo tan.iUes intertwine In by (he man Rand designated ss her Drury, Allen. The Roads of Earl!) McBain, Ed. Lightning - Patient, Oalex. Jo^xr Carc^ Last Days: cwnplex, unexpected combination* of Intdleelual heir. The cdlectioc In- — A world crisis threatens tc Hare into hard-working professionals cope with (Dosas, ISM; - In this frieodship. animosity and passion. cludes pottions of The Fomtainbead, nuclear war as U.S. President crime and killers, putting (he pieces of of il euxnes, Oales wnces. We the Lhrtag. snort stories, two full- Hamilton Delbacher faces a each difficult case together with skill "The Key to the Sea is eating at F & B" Asoencsss let ccbar couettrses —' Plain. Beiva. Crescent City. length plays and the fiction the showdown with Soviet President Yuri and expertise. 9DMS win discover (Detacorte. 19M> — Raued In the lap produced ber world-famous Ob- Scraplnin in w novel that illustrates the tbenu«fv i Linda A. Perna ra OCTOBERHEST SPECIAL We go all "under" Wow Open Ta8ixm.IWoo.-Sat (813) 472-3055 VCR SALES & SERVICE '450 Capilnl Oly t-)y»Aambrl Maud. Hondo Video Movie Rtmtato Blind P3SS CONDOMINIUM Outside, a unique Polynesian decor VIDEO PLATER RENTAL AS LOW AS «JS A DAY! Inside, expansive dimensions mean spacious comfort. HARMON'S OF SANIBEL Tahitian i t« .ie«* PHOTO & VIDEO m mm 359 Periwinkle Way • 472-6364 LiccilKd Deal Esl,ile Broker US. Condominiums • Homes • Lots • Commercial Properties .. to find the freshest fish and seafood. JULLLKXXiXXl ^p • Lccsisr • Safopi • Csah of Ae Daf • Safcwrf *. Sanibefs Renown&d Pizza with the Crusty Curt "FreiR Dough Dally" — Featuring — Malt Main 9426 Beverly Lane Sanibel Homes is proud to offer this take front is package in the Gumbo Limbo subdivision for only $149,000. This opan floor plan takes advantage of the having a tropical .breezes, nil this in keeping with the "old Florida" stylo architecture*. You will agree this is a great 30% off Sale opportunity, stop by cur furnished model located in the Dunes for additional information. on our Model hours entire stock Mon.-Fri. 9 to 5 (DOES NOT INCLUDE OIL LAMPS) Weekends, By Appointment RESTAL'KAJ.TftLQtTSGE From October 22 thru November 3 1028 Sand Castle Road EAT IN OR CAa FOR CARRY OUT-472-158! Sanibel. Florida 33957 oBirRsadi Sanibel Center Phone 813: 472-2881 . I i AM. to 1 1713 Periwinkle Way 472-2767 The ts;,/LNDEK y. October IS. IWH ni I8LANOEH Easier Seat Sodsty joins SANIBEL'S Sheinwofd on Bridge with Trans call America South deafer diamond for special promotion AUDY LiPPI North-South vi By Alfred Sheinwold SANIBEL IS 10! The world Is full of opponents who While West )oyfully tJ»kr» his In order lo increase imlivfduaJ FOR cun be persuaded to hand you a con- diamonds. South discard* a spade and donations to the local Ea&er Seal tract on a silver platter. Give them a club. If Weal then fc-ads a heart, Society and to getterote public *?K 102 Uicii chance. declarer g«U t 'ree finesse; ""« if .iwarrnfiss of tlte cervices offered by State Rep. Santbe! ceiobrats^ Us tenth anniversary as a city in early November. To West leads a ftpede. declarer geU B ©764 Today's declarer, too proud lo ask combing long distance telephone honor the occasion we wont to know how you feel about the city. an opponent for help, took the queen of spade as his ninth trick. *KQ73 systems. TranacftU America &nd the Let's Control Medical Costs! Please answer the following questions and return So The Islander by diamonds and four clubs. Tben lie Kmlffr Seal Society of Southwest WEST casJ">uJ ttre ace of hearts and led the WEEKLY QUESTION Florida arc oflertng free home In- mailing it to us at P.O. Box 56, Sanibel 33957 or by bringing it to our office • AQG ]nck of hearts for it losing finesse. You hold: *KJ2^AJ40AQS*AJ stallation of the Trmnscall America Let's bring ourtax dollars bock home! behir*d th« &ucger Emporium restaurant no later than Friday, October 19, 9Q3763 KasI returned a diamond, driving H 5. With both sides vulnerable, dealer service to anyone wfco makes a fa OKJS32 0109 out the ace. West gf>t in with (he ace of bids INT (16 to 18 points). This bid Is donation to Easter Seali. *I062 spade* In time to detest the contract followed by two passes. What do you 472-2722 The promotion runs through Nov. 1 I. Shortly ofler Sanibol was incorporated the Comprehensive Land Use •*•(!!} the rest of the diamonds. Sfly and is offered lo residents of Lee, ' ANSWER Charlotte and Collier counties. For Plan wos adopted to address three botic concerns that had led to incor- NEEDLESS GUESS pass Since there are exactly 40 more information call the Easter Scat poration: (1} The preservation of the quality of fife on Sanibe!; (2) Police Clearly. South would make his points in the deck, your partner has Society, 839-2770. protection for the safety and welfare of the Island's residents; and (3) contract If he guessed who had the only four points at most - and he Limitation of the rate of growth on the Island so residents could be evacuated mlriit havenon*at all. Hyou double, queers oi hearts, but there was no .teed safely In a natural disaster. Sonib W**t Nortb East to gu«*s. After taking the queen of partner will bid - and he might very I* 1O 2* Pass diamonds, South should cash the ace, well go down. Your best chance for a 3 NT Atl Pass jack and queen of clubs. Then he leads plus score is to let your opponent play How effective do you think 'the the ace of diamonds and a low the hand at INT, following have been in upholding th» Highly Sutt1den;ly Not No Opening lead--03 tonanls of CLUP over the past 10 years? L Try Italian Tonight. effective effective effective opinion a. The Sanibel City Council b. TheSonlbo! Planning Commisilon Chadwicfc's — At the entrance U> South Seas Gib's — Next to Huxter's Market on Periwinkle Plantation on Captivn. Hear the duo Southbound Way. Hear Hank Schols sing and play the piano from c. Ths city administration through Nov. 5 weekdays (except Tuesday) and 8 p.m. to midnight every Tuesday, Wednesday, d. The Sanibel Police Department Sunday from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m.; Friday and Thursday and Saturday. Every Friday hear ' *#>* Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tuesdays hear the Dooley's Dixie Five from B p.m. to midnight. l Comments: Southwest Florida Steel Drum Band from 6:30 to Morgan's Lounge — At the Sundial, Middle Gulf 10:3iip.tn. Drive, Sanlbel, This month dance to the music of Crow's Nest — At "1 wn Waters Inn on Cap- Karky and Woodard irom »p.m. to 1 a.m. Tuesday EARLY DINING tlva. Tlits week is Octoberfest at Tween Waters. through Sunday. Oompalis rilart at 5 p.m. every evening tlirough Thistle Lodge — At Casa Ybcl Resort, Casa Ybcl l sv. SPECIALS Saturday and at 3 p.m. Sunday with the Stratton Road, Sanibel. Through Nov. 4 hear the Danny Mountain Boys and the Rlchtcrs In the tented bier Morgan Band beginning at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday garten. Admission $3 for adults, $1 for children. And through Thursday, 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday. 56.95 in the Crow's Nest from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. every night Happy hour with piano music from 5 to 7 p.m. 2. Please Indicate your sentiments this week hear Music Business, a four-piece dance Tuesday through Friday. Closed Monday. Dancing. about the following Issues facing thu band from Estero, Fla. Dancing. Cover charge Jl. No cover. city today: Strongly Movies every Monday night. Happy hour from 4 tofi Island Cinema — Closed for vacation through Strongly p.m. daily. Oct. 31. a. The city has an obligation lo agree Agree disagree continue its prasent program to provide Bolow Market Rate Housing to ' low .and ..mod<»rat* Ineomn, ,-. families. b. .Sanibol needs more Sanibel's Only Bar-B-Q recreational factlltfns, more specifically another golf course, so is Bock Cram Vacation! Its residents do not have to compete Satubel- with visitors for leisure activities. Button wood c. Sanibel officials deserve and Contro-lndlcotlon I should demand more consideration use imoin, wKan foo hova a chronic from the Leo County government Bar-B-Q C&ndlllon ol lorn* kind. th*ro or* regarding Issues that could affect T-Shlrt*. hots cvriokn drug* you thouldn'1 bk«- If S vlion you ti-jv« on ok«t, OBplrrn It tirnifo-Inditol*d. Any drug co»' the Island (IA, development along & much, much Baby Back Ribs •olnlng todium it conlro-indlcatvd lor 0 parton wllh hyovT' Summerltn Road) (Prlnd for o moral 5 tnmlun. Produdi eontoiotna »uflor or* fontro-indlcolad lor O d. Resident* should support the ci- •ludtnl'i budget) Special »9' diobvlic. Albryy nrff»r«t» moy ba »«rt»ltiv» tu 0 nurp.bcr of I which or* rh*r*tor* cont(O-lndleol»d lor th*m. ty's goal to rid the island of all ex- OPEN TOR LUNCH FROM 11 in 3 otic vegetation and encourage the Opwn daily 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. SUNDAY FROM 12m 3 uso of only native plants. Located on beautiful Coptlva lila-id at the SEKVING DINNER FROM 5 to 9 a. I feel comfortable that my fami- 472-2003 Plantation View Shopping Center. Jnmt B«for* Blind P«M 472-1910 ly and t ond my property have been given full consideration In the city's 14*0 HUM RIIKM KO. IMnOINCY « hurricane preparedness and recovery plans. —RIBS • PIZZA • FISH Comments: Take The Tram To 3.1: a. Voted for Incorporation 10 years ago 1TMUST BE HAWAII. SPIRIT b. Votod against incorporation 10 years ago c. Was not here 10 years ago, but would have voted for incorporation had I been here Our Hawaiian Luau, complete with exotic drinks, d. Was not here 10 yean ago, but would havo voted ogoinst Incorporation hod 1 been here exotic island dishes, exotic live island music and exoticaUy-dressed servers. FOOLISHNESS e. Would vote for incorporation if asked today All at the very unexoric price of I LflUKGE f. Would vote against incorporation if asked today Foolish F«st Comments: JrXAuuHs / Children under 10 Nov. 2.3, ft 4 tea MBM iMMi OftPN,-;' M-tN*flt*tArt(*—l»«g -,' MMI Ftwlhli Ra«a {!«• mr wmm) ' Ofl 4 ft CAO.W,' 5PM-7PMc.ndlaPM.11PM j ; !J EHNE ON A IXFFERENT15LANU i Sanibel: a.' More than six months o year b. Less than 6 months a yeor e. Visit occasionally AT ".I tn KMRANCK TO XXJTH SEW l-LAM/.TK-s*. CAITIVA 1SLAMD RI5(.WAT1O\S KLQUKSTm 4«-il». 1 400FT. BEYOND \ \i SOUTH JEAJ PUJfl ATIOM 472-9221 I' 1 CHICKEN "MEXICAN FOOD"" Thg ISLANDER TBgwUy. Ortulw It. MM 7B TneMUv, October IC ISM T*g IS1ANDEB CLUB NEWS d Porter Goss addresses ' 41 8 I CONA's first meeting j SIF I UJ ARTS ON THllLANM of the 1984-85 year > At th* nason'* first meeting of the Committee of Byjulie Nieder.fuer Neighborhood AwocUUona Oct. It, memben unanimously votod to endene the candidacy of Porter Gou for Ue County commissioner. 1-; President Ged Cttrringtoa stated that, "Although s CONA Is a noa-poUUcal organization devoted to the interest* of S*nlbd dUzent, we feel that reUloing a man of Porter Goss' caliber on the County Own- d d mission deserves Uie best effort of all Islanders. He has guts, smariJ and integrity — what more need we UJ -rr say?" have dinner Carrisgton said CONA docs not plan to endorse Z- WSPF-FM SO. 1, the public radio sUOon of the IF I University of South Florida fit Fort Myers, haa any candidate in tbe Sanibel City Council race. Tbe scheduled the following progNtou of tntereet tor organization's by-laws prevent endorsement* in with the Captains the coming week: local elections, be explained. GOBS addressed the group about the proposed O Come to the Quarterdeck where eveiy uWe is (he Captain*' TrtJe. La ••Advenhires in Good Miate" with host Karl Cipain Waller and CapiajuiCa»a(*«inc fill you lo thcscuppenwnhhtsh Haai airs weekdays at 11 a.m~ and 7 pjn. Both charter government for Lee County and said Is aTV-» ihm-d p c( larfr J i« »irraO rav^wlth the series and lt» host have received tntamaUonaJ U- recognitkm for the quality ud variety in the of tbe measure before casting their votes for or the Up w! iLc »EI1 against the ctuuter Nov. 6. SHRIMPLY DELICIOUS! EARLY GUEST munlty Cour&cs. shows. Following Is a Hating of ttaU wade's I are. * DINNERS from 5 too p.m. •Tonight's program, "Saved by the Belle," Our nightly steamed nhrintp The classes for 19M, though feuer In apecial features 15 medium-size New York Strip Su«k or Fresh number than last year, include an interesting conveys the messags of redemption through Broiled Flounder or Sauteed female constancy, as found in the IieMs of opera, Kiwanis chili cook-off Gulf shrimp steamed or friud to variety of fun and useful council on d perfection, vegetable, salad and Breast of Chicken with everything from gardening to coofclnjj and song and Incidental music. laklng photographs. •Wednesday, Oct. 17 — "The Spice of Life" - draws 3,000 your choice of potato.... mushrooms.... A discussion and illustration of the' composition This week The Islander lestures the bridge • 1 LOS T i and gardening classes. The remaining classes form known as Theme and Variations as used at will be detailed la the next two issues of the various stages of music history. for opening of festival paper, and a registration form will appear in -Thunday, Oct. 18 — "Large and Low- - The Sanlbel-Captlva Kiwanis Club chill cook-off the Oct. 30 issue. Continuing his monthly examination of various opened the month-long Festival of the Islands on Instruments and the orchestra, Haas highlights NE.. . "Fresh and kclawd"*" Sunday. Oct. 7. This year's cook-off drew more than ISSl i Serving breakfast, lunch and the history and use of the bassoon in orchestral 3,000 people and generated receipts 30 percent above dinner Thursday thnnijih Jean LcBoeuf. News Press and chamber music. last year's event.' Tuesday. Closed 'Best lunch on the Islands" •Friday, Oct. 19 - "In Anticipation1* - 2 Many thanks to all those who contributed to make Wodnc-Jay. Tasie of The Islands 1984 Composers often introduce the thematic content the third annual cook-off such a success — Uie Buna u < of portions of large-scale worto by subtle staff, Kiwanis wives. Miller Beer and all the visitors previous reference to Buch themes. Today's and contestants who turned out. program attempts to prove that point •Monday. Oct. 22 - "Usztisn Mu-slngs" - Features the more introspective side of the piano Rotarians hear D.. . OF SANIBEL literature of Franz Liszt. UJ UJ 1625 Periwinkle V/my • Sanibel liUnd. FL 339S? 1 t 472-1033 "About Books and Wrilert" with host Hubert about membership status •Mi Cromte is a scries of interviews with aovelisU, Charlie Gold, long-time Rotarlan and Pcul Harris poets, playwrights and publishers dedicated to Fellow, reported Lo club members and guests on the V3 < the world of writing. The program airs weekly at growth of membership and classifications In the to 8:30 p.m. Mondays. dub during the past year. Since September 1983 1— Monday, Oct » — Cromie interviews Robert membership has grown by 50 percent and how in- Samuel ADMO about bis book. Exile, the story of cludes « active members-The club is four members UJ Richard Nixon from 1974 hi Ute present. short of Its 1965 goal but hopec to exceed that number and have 50 members by year end. _J Michael Moore, Chris Conner, Ellis Larklns Gold said all memben have th* responsibility of SANIBEL ISLAND and Gene Bertoncini Join ho*t Billy Taylor In being on the membership committee. To become a concert and club performances in New York and Rotartan you must be recommended by an active UJ HILTON INN Annapolis on "Jazz Alive!" tonight ol 6 p jn. member" and fill a classification not already filled. d Openings currently. exist in tbe following UJ A Prairie Home Companion, hosted by classifications: artist, architect, druggist, elec- humorist and writer Garrison KeUIor, airs at 6 trician, electronics, air conditioning. atfverUsiiig, FEATURING p.m. every Saturday. baker, carpenter. THE FINEST DINING Anyone interested In serving the youth of the AT A gala celebrating the £>th anniversary of the community and other worthwhile programs should si n s Lincoln Center for tne performing arts will be call Gold, 472-6086. simulcast in stereo from 9 to 11p.m. Friday, Oct. 3» over WSFP-FM and WSFP-TV, Channel 30. The program will feature highlights of past Newcomers form group "Live from Lincoln Center" broadcasts which originated from Avery Fisher Hall and .Vice: U BREAKFAST & LUNCHEON SPECIALS Tully Hall at Lincoln Center. tuneip new residents Monday through Friday Enccre performances will be given by such adjust to the move sura ffian ttwJM » 8B« martial artists as Luciano Pavarotti, Dame Joan SUNSET SPECIALS Sutherland, Marilyn Home, Zubin Mehta and the Several newcomers tn Sanibel and Captlvn have UdJ CL. New York Philharmonic, Itzhak Perlman. Pin- organized a dub to help the Islands" newest resident 5:30 P.M: until 6:3O P.M. chas Zukerman, Isac Stern, Andre Watts, Vac adjust to their move. alburn and Beverly Sills, among others. Tbe New •Begiimings Club Invites all recent UJ residents to attend meetings. For time, dates and u- .....Salad locations of future meetings call Peggy Jackson, Ch'oice of Entree: 472-1694. X Island play production ECC exhibit features 300 years 10 oz. New York Strip with Onion Rings Fresh Catch of the Day needs actors, technicians of figurative art Chicken Florentine with Melted Swiss Cheese A cast call is going out for Mike minor roles open, and many of the The Gallery of Fine Art at Edison eluded, as are etchings by Francisco CLA ! Fried Jumbo Shrimp Faery's latest Island play, "The characters are mature hi age. £?m.?nlty C00**6 currently has on Goya, an Augusts Rodin pencil Including Salad, Potato and Bread and Butter Smugglers of Mangrove City." A script reading and selection of exhibition a collection of paintings, drawing and an eneravlnfi from the 472-0404 Tryouts will be held later this month. some of the actors will be held at 7 drawings and prints from the PJngllng Book of Job. Production dates of Dec. 25-31 are p.m., Thursday, Oct. 25. Anyone In- an Axi to Smsoi d the target for the Pelican Players terested in a cast position or helping ^ £ »- The "Tbe Figurative TraWion" win O Association's first theater per- with the technical end of the play is unifying theme of this exhibit is the remain open through Nov. 21. Gallery When you need help Uj formance since spring. welcome to attend. Those Interested in $9.95 itS^L dlrect?r jBV Williams *ay» «Jn. to 3 pjn. Uturday; and M P.m- This orlgUKi three-act comedy set reading a script prior to the tryout can call this u. 15% Gratuity added lo all Suns«t Specials call 472-H59 for Information. UKwortacoirer 300 years of art. Seme Thursday ••, on a small South Florida island can be consldei with many Europeans I've had out, bis first question beach, but now both sides of the p&as arc ex- iir wobbllM *ctfcw fw freSi water dont tros I've always felt one of the Interesting things about periencing alarming losses of sand. And of course, Kail means trolling time for area anglers, to let'* every time 1 get Jaw tl**e ftuh. U iecm> thai each TlWllto UK. Reflect* wttt 5^tow leathers finding ran shclli ts how the tinder came upon the was something like, "We can eat these, yes?" day they will war.*, a slight change In speed. This specimen. This U particularly true with one of ovr We tawed them back Into the- waters after I told with the loss ot sand go large sections of shelling look al a couple of tips you -night use when the in sires I/«, -V0 and 3/8 are localfamttt*. I've beaches. There are sliU v«ry good finds uround the Spanish mackerel, blueflsh and bonlUt show up In could be due to current, winds and so on, which will i one called a CapUin Action, and aatf good moftt rare tlnds, tnejunonla. him that with red tide and iJi, I don't usually The other day a lady who lives ID Kentucky called recomicend taking any shell life for eating at thb. opened pass, however. Good shelling this week, get schooU along our islands. slow down or speed up a boat as compared to a flat lU. These larw run about «.» S-«h - not out early and enjoy the Islands. This is boat fishing and 1 see some anglers do calm day. wan In inv book, oul others arc even mm costly. me about a sbeU sfaeluui fcwrf isn» &«. 2t» yean time. poorly because they don't operate tbeir craft In a I read somewhere that mackerel never make Trv and «ti<* witti lurrs that Have u single, book. ago. Stw hod been vatqtioiilag at Destio, Ma., up la Hut in many countries urchins are considered a sharp turns to chase baits. That means that they th- Panhandle, tmJ fe»n OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK ssxsss -"CHARTERS" SANIBEL MARINE SALES ISLAND CRUISES S/ — QHCII&S Outboard &*rvtc* » "THE ISLAND QUEEN II" CAPT. DAVE CASE • SERVICE 50' NAVY PATROL BOAT CAPT. TED COLE... • STORAGE USCG CERTIFIED; FULL ELECTRONICS •SHIPS STORE 1. CRUISES TO CABBAGE KEY - TUr» PfeM l»Und Sound on ahrilntd |»ut- CAPT. PAT IOVETRO coa*tal »alnwav«. l-undi al Cabb*gc Key. E^oy thw fri*ndlr aunoapltti* of (ha RKMI Restearant • BAIT S TACKLE unlqur finings* 1M Ftnrtda am vo*> din*. Dlaawr I(M motlc n*nr* pMha (brought th* —WATEKS1DE DINING— SeaCraft Wand^IOiii-ltOOl*.-. Specializing «r»: Fresh Florida & Nsw England for ONLY tlSP«T(wnon|MTervlM Seafoods. Duck. Vfcd, Brcl & Oilckcn (CXCtUSlVEOFMEALS) - : Dinner $8.95 fitLi p Fishing 472-9908 ZS ' CHILDREN UNDER 12 HALF PRICE 2. AFTERNOON CRUISES - Thru tb* twilight along th* iDtvrcoaMa) walnwav. DtoncrS-lOp.m. Shelling cnlvnainmcnt by poipubw*. BYOB »caip!«d. wnup« available 3:30 p.n.-Si30 Bated + * * + J«an t . Ft.Myer*N«ws Pro* Apr!!. 3984 Slghtsaelng BEFORE SANIBEL TOLL *'•** ONLYS1CPEHPERSOMPERCRUISE to CHILDREN UNDER 12 HALF PRICE AT PUNTA RASSA PRIVATE GROUP CHARTERS - Ako available for lunch and dinner or a cruiw Pino Island Sound to North Capttva nr Cayo Gnu Wind* for • picnic on iho beach. Swimming, •466-1313 and the JENSEN'S TWIN PA1.M snorkling, or «|Sorin2. SESCWTANDMAGlNA RESERVATIONS REQUIRED Barrier islands XX BACK COUNTY SKIFF with Capt. Dak* Sail* CAPTIVA ISLAND Ndtivf Area GuitJ* 472-2723 PRESENTED BY ISLAND SEAFOOD, INC PHONE; Sonlbol Marina Do You Own CAPT. DUKE SELLS. AGENT (•ISUTS-SISI Oajn-ftpjn) RESERV ATIONS PLEASE PHONE 472 0033 634 N. Yachtsman Dr. A Condominium Rental Unit? Fantasy Island Property Sales and Management Company \% in urgent need of clean, well kept rental units In BE A CAPTAIN FOR A DAY! the $500-700 per week range, If you would iike to participate In one of the most aggressive ronfat programs OR Nawion AMOCIOIM. Inc.. R«e>fon neurto1020 PwrlwtnkleWoy. Sonibal, R. 33957 n FOR SANIBEL & CAPTIVA • Picnicking Sonibel and *n|oy the benefit* of • Fishing higher occupancy ond lover edits, OCTOBER • Cabbage Key plocwe call 1-800-237-5146 nrtd c>k for SANIML AtM* WWT. Two badmomi CAMAL-MOKT HOMf. TTv«O Janet or David as toon ct possible. (No two botr**t . «C*a«nt condition. badroomi. two both* wtm outstanding g 16 "3:20AMH "1J34PML • Shelling PLUS_Gu» tMO^ \mnr*. dock*. •«. ((•ctumct : Pool wtlti woodeo n deck. W 17 *4:1«AMM ' "2A0PML time-sharing, please,) dd pooL 51385OO. »jrtu hour and 4b minutes and finished the race. That's chas'ig a dumb hunter - or maybe 1 was sensitive save... the kind of courage most of us would surely envy. because it seemed so many were passing me. And then there was74-year-old Charles Espy, who Then 1 remsmber coming to the turnaround by finlsltcd in slightly over an hour. Three men over 66 beautiful Sen Carlos Bay. At this point members of Add a ROOM-it's easy years old ran the grueling race. And then a 61-year- the Fort Myers Track Club were passing out cups of <4d woman. Jean Carrea, sped through the race for water I sort of laughed because runners kept, her second year in a row — this time in about 62 missing the trash can with their empty cups — boy, & thrifty too minutes. they must really be out of it, I thought. Then 1 Materials Available (or the It was finding out about people like this that made missed. That was the second time I knew 1 was In my race. 1 find those people amazing. trouble. "Oo-it-YOursolfer»" : Another thing I liked about the run was that Another Impression 1 had was how dellghtfull; - CARPORTS • AWM1NGS • SCREEN • VINYL • ROOF though my body foil physically brutalized, my cold and delicious the water tasted. And when I saw. OVERS • GLASS & FLORIDA ROOMS • UTILITY ROOMS srnses wcre still alert to a variety of impressions, the second water station around the five-mile miirK, - tTATtctnvio I believe running sharpens your senses. But where the track club had also set up run-througJ| CONTIACIOH sometimes your senses can get out el hand, perhaps showers. I remember thinking it was time for a 3fr . ccc.oims - 1 should have hung up my shoes when 1 was racing day vacation. . - >D7 em n down Dixie Beach Boulevard and imagined (ailing Uul i kept going for another mile. Then t somehow r get the (all lobster dinner treatment In our dining into a pond on the east side. A current grabbed me - stopped. 1 wasn't thinking about stopping, but the Italians Arfdrwu and carried me under the read through the drainage feet Just did it no their own. I took two walking steps By ScottMartell pipe and I ended up In the mouth of a grinning and then a young boy ran by and urged, "Come on!" alligator. Tl.ls was the first time I realized 1 might I quickly came back up to a lull gallop. For the third 997-5995 In the second annual Sunrise 10 kilometer race, all be having trouble during the race. time 1 knew I was In trouble, but I knew I would 373 runners were winner* — that should go without But this hallucination wasn't as depressing as the makelt. . V - ,; . McTs question. time when two fine looking young ladles passed me When i saw 1 had run the track in 52 minutes I was , All the runners did something most people at the same Ume — one on the right, one on the left. I disappointed — It was more than two minutes slower couldn't do —run more than six miles and have fun , tried to catch up, but to no avail. My "kick" had than my last race. - • • . - PH at the-same time. SPORTS SPORTS Beachview women golfers finish summer league play Beachview men's goSf The Btiachvlcw women wound up their summer tournament came down to a tift between June Bailey and Hma HvwUiDd (or law gross at the en-1 of tbe 18 The Beachview Ken'K Golf Association it back In giltlttffW^cdnesday.Oct 2, with an lW>ole -End- holes. The two paired olJ (or a playoff, and Bailey $325,000 tennis tournament action with eight tournament* «nco Sept. 22. As Ifwvtae Ihe besl competllton for last, the Qnil shot her way to Jlrsl place after playing three holes. slated for Sanibel Harbour resort In the most recent competition 36 players rotted Placing third in the tournament lor low gross was their carts onto the Beachview course last Saturday. Betty Pull. Krna Mikulic placed fourth. And lor low hotel, marina. Illness center and 100 condominium Two teams tied lor (Irst place with plus two. One The Pftirw Wrtibcr Classic, one o( th« fastest nel scores, Howland picked up first place, followed suites. The first pha.se of the resort will open In team was Rudy Mlkullc, Roy Hull, MUt Relit, and byPuflandMtkulic. growing trnnls UwmamenU on Ihn Grand Prix January 1385. Ed Konrad. And the other (irst place team was 801 circuit, wilt he played at Sanlb-1 Harbour Kesort, The Beachview ladies also played nine holes Alquist, Bruce Henderson. Bob Waterbouse and Wednesday, Oct. 10. In the team scramble Mary Dave Dean. Jaoe Preston, flox Wegryn, Aiilne Mercer and Ruth The J"J2S,000 classic presented by Volvo 1>nnls Jimmy Connors will play In an off Island tournament the day before. 16 Relk won regular while ball play with a 39 score and will be the first tournament played at ihc* Jtmmy Beachview men played the Port CHariotLe Country the orange tail competition with a46 score, COPJKXJ. United States Tennis Center al Sanibcl Club. The winner of two best balls otrt o( four with a To celebrate tbe tun morning of golf, Anne Hill, Harbour. UatesctUie classic areMarcli'JS-31. in exhibition Dec. 9 score of U4 was the team of Jetf Deec, Bob Mc- the new manager of the Putting Pelican at the The ISSS cvcnl is tl« third Grand Prix tournament Fartin. Bob Wateroouae aiKt Stan ConUtt. Beachview dub, served a champagne lunch for the sjxms>rcd by I'alne Webber under the management Jimmy Connors, the five-time TJ-S. Open In tournament play Tuesday. Oct. 9, Jefl Dean, summer league participants. ut ProServ, the inlcrnaUonal sports marketing lirm enamploa, will play touring pro Dick Stockton Has* Grota, Werner Papke and Le§ Snett won the "It's been a terrific season," said June Bailey, based in Wabfiinglon, D.C. Tournaments at Boca in a special exhibition match Sunday, Dec, 9, at field, shooting a plus H. . winner of the IS-hole tournament. "I've been West, Ha., und Las Colinas, Texas, preceded the the Jimmy Connors U.S Tennis Center »t On Saturday, Oct. 6, the winning team with plus 12 working hard at my golf for the past i<4 years. I'm 1985 event at Sanibcl Harbour. Kanibel Harbour resort. include! Buhl Burgoyne, John Forutw, Ken Preston pretty much playing every day now." She looks "We're excited about hosting such a, prestigious A pro celebrity tennis event will be held prior and Don Purcet. On Sept 22 Burgoyne and Preston forward to the winter league season that starts In event as the Paine Webber Classic In our [Irst year to Ihe match as well as a free tennis clinic combined with Ray Howlaad and George Branch to November, when 35 to 40 women will compete. of operation," wiid Kohen Davis, executive vtc« conducted by Stockton and Dr. James Lochr. lake the round with an "even" score. president ol Satiittel Harbour reson. The center More Information about the match will court stadium o( the Jtmmy Connors United Stales On Sept. 23 the winning team was Jeff Dean, Dave published as it becomes available. Wooster. Bob Waterhouse and Mick McClinlock Tennis Center is the centerpiece of the resort lhat Dunes men's golf Corky Collins won the 18-hole group, edging out eventually will include a convention center and with plus seven. The winner in UK Sept. 29 tournament with plus George Christensen and Wcndall Lapp, who played June Bailey The Dunes men enjoyed a beautiful fall day on the second and third respectively. six was the team of Curt Wasbbura. Werner Papke, e Wednesday, Oct.10. Five competing groups Buhl Burgoyne aud Bruce Henderson. And on -T^ 0[f j^ season for the Dunes men golfers does Tuesday, Oct. t. the team o( Roy Hntt, Ray Frttt Hottx won the nIne-bolV group, barely not begin until Nov. l. Anyo Howland, Ken Preston and Buhl Burgoyne won with | beating out Len Loreason in a scorecard playoff. contact the Dunes pro shop. a&coreoipliull. The French have a word for it... MAGNIFIQUE!!!! ...the Italians... BENI!! S&ENI!! THE ESI DIFFERENCE And now their Mediterranean delicacies IS SERVICE are brought to Sanibel Island OPEN HOUSE: Thursday, October 18th-ll a.m.-2 p.m. SANIBEL SUBFSIBE NO. 116- bit of paradise with Income. Your Where? tropical vacation horn* will provide excellent rentals al luu density Sanibd Surfside. GULF FRONT unit. Call MAKY JOHNSON, REALTOR. At the Brass Elephant, jcither ra,Vn twr sleetr Associate 472-4195 or after hours 472-0036. of course. nor 5u.mmcr hexf Off Island-PR IVATE COMMUNITY-Iona-Tlii* cus!om-buili ihrru 1 Experience ihe fine cuisine, excellent service Stops j AUverin bedroom/two bath home boosts spacious living. Ccillii'i fant; largi* and cleijan! dining flavor of Europe screened tanal, 2 car garage plm opener and many extras, Ouutonding evety Sunday evening from 610 10 p.m. jT mg- trca.tr' landscaplnil with fruit irees .coconut palms, swrlnkler system- you musi see this bcauiiful home by oppt. today. 5112,500-Call GEOFF SELBY. PASTA EXTRAVAGANZA? REAUOR-Assodate 472^195 or evenings 482-7802. Antipasto — Bread Sticks 2nd ANNUAL O* Lintruine and Fctlucine with LIGHTHOUSE POINT-M you appreciate cross ventilation, wtira closet space, a full bay view and would like a separate den or third bedroom, white clam sauce and meat sauce . call me about this condo at Uiw best prior In the complex. ELIOT Fettucine Alfredo prepared tableside ancC Oa&f JpexteC Qt&vcrUs SUGERMAN, REALTOR-Assodaie 472-4195. SUKBAY, OCTOBER 2Bth 9UUi->» Chicken Marsala 12 to 5 p.m. Stuffed Zucchini : Delightful three bedroom home with two story ro**tef bedroomto a nat. Builu t Soft Cheeses and Fruit with "olde Fksrida" styling, this hew piling home backs onttmento a natur. JIMe IV I 5 preserve. He* a profusion of plumes. Call for an appointment. JIM •13» Periwinkle t Periwinkle way GOUGU, REAUOR-Aasociate 47Z-4195. (oowatom fioley* GW«NO* SC*) ChUdrvn undri iw-ctv* mow welcome al half price. et Tarpon Bayftood • DAILY CASH PRIZES CooossfromDote/jGeoeolStcxe) LOGGERHEAD CAY NO- 414-Top floor privacy. briQht and sunny - with lovely furniture. This unit is In the ESI rental program «nd rents • THREFOKWE MVISJONS CDMPU3E tan. MSIHUCnCWS . ADMSHtOHiSI-OOAIMICT vcrv well. Priced at SK7.&G0. Call BILL HOWARD, GRI. Broker- Sal»n>an 472-4195 or aftet hours 472-4420. we omew. EKimfcuws. OOKIACT . UVIIKTVtUIHMOfT . TMtBUUtmrelCT RESTAURANT-74 Mats, breakfast nM lunch, all equipment, lur- 472-3932 SCAMOD SJKCUlinB nishlng* and supplies. Perfect for owner-operator or family business. The ! SANIBEL ISLAND HILTON INN only restaurant on the quiet end of the Island. THE LIGHTHOUSE CAFE. Casual Dre*s THE BAIT DOX Call KEITH JOHNSON. Broker-Salesman 472-4195 or after hours For Reservations call 472-3181 472-1616 472-Q036. Pick the winners, %XEGUnVE^ SERVICES,^C. win a dinner The ISLANDER Tuesday, October K. 1 Tttcula-v. October it tSW Hie ISLAM>F.H SPORTS THOMAS BROWN Sports quiz REALTY, INC. gl We had some gallant attempts at Hi* highest » SUNDIAL, F-M7 1 HOMES Gulf nidge c.li.nUO-JIIlon SANIBEl ISUS 3 bedroom. 2 both home on deep lUMOIAt, 1101 — Retenil,- water canal. S195,WJ; Two-acre, heavily wooded homeslte In Gulf OUMBO LIMBO Ridge S/D. a secluded, planned community SUNWAl T.3QT Itt floor. 7 b*droom lullv In nan phuiu. This home has everything! Three bodroomt, two PUCE FOB with 2 large swimming pools and 3 tennis CumpUtaly tut ith*J. with mony opilonol upgfud*.. In- boihs. Family area, swimming pool, fireplace. On courts. $395,000. tiuow privat»c borto. H3S.O00. a lako, % acre. Looks like a modol. $199,900. THI HAWINO, Unit 101—2 atory townhon* on caryil, 3 MUST SEE I WALLPAPER bedroom. I.S batti*. Au to irr, ond (Modi, 3 bokanMt. OWNER FINANCING AVA1LABU, if necessary on IM STOCK WALLPAPER aood rantol hliinv, furn>«hwf at S13T.SQ0. this Shell Harbor horn*, located on a wld« CANAL I00ff» OF ROLLS — OVER .NEAR GULF. KM A Io San Carlos Boy with a 15' concrete DOCK A Uib- townhnrnai !or - 300 PATTERNS HOMESITES h bla shaped POOL and-MANY ADDiTiONAL 25-50% OFF MFC LIST FEATURES, This Lovely home is light, open and airy and very Florid (an. Offered below appraised value 20% OFF ALL BOOK ORDERS ot $207,500. 11600S. CLEVELAND AVE. Gulf Ridge StAHOB&i COTtACiS — Woll malnialried tripl** da*« Io CANAL HOME. Three bedrrooms, two baths wllh B«y Beach. BeouSlut 'A atre •»•. ComplH* torn-h^y 939-4744 ACROSS FROM DRAGON PLAZA Heavily wooded one-acre homeslte with OfMfOilon. Onfiii n^ll oulit vllh tinonclrtg. Ottered at enclosed pool, direct access to Gulf. Shelf »deodad beach access for Gulf Ridge residen- tl 85.000. Harbor-S240,0O0, ' ts only. Pool and tennis cour\ within 200' o! SANIBEL ESTATES-Utrge 2 bedroom, 7 bath Vonerty for the exclusive uso.of this and 11 located on o canal leading to the bay. This CBS tther lot ownoTS. S125;000. • home ho* over 3,000 iq. ft. Just roducod to CLASSES STARTING FOR NEXT STATE $170,000, CONTRACTOR'S EXAMS Sea Oats State appUcaHora, Information to qualify tor 1 Several homesites available In Sea Oats S/D erom. wrrple exam & - books win be ' from $42,500 to $70,000 for a lot at the corner POIHTE SANTO DE SANIBEL LOTS available claam for: GENERAL • tUllDEB i of West Gulf and Sea Oats Drives, deeded A-* • Booutllul, (ecently r^uibUS*4 three BR gul'fro • RESIDENTIAL beach access. Lorae lloorplan Im enl.^ncwi by pi ready to build ASo classes for: Rooting, pool & Electrical Available lor tm.OOQ lumlihmi. DEL SEO/t-Locoted directly on Dinkins Bayou, short Continuous Kit Country! Ft. Myers - Wed. Nov. 7tti &45 am. run by boat to open water. Beautiful view of Ramoda Hotel - 8»OO S. Tamlaml tr. The Rocks bayou. Near beach. Extra large lot. Priced to soil. Instructor: Don Moyant, P£ (Uyts.) Half-acre, heavily-wooded, take-front $98,500, r homeslte located on Coquina Drive, within a ROCKS-Excolient view on wottmvay, no foliage Also classes tor: AIB-COND. fcPUIMNN G exams r lectrKi floor 2 bedrom/? both. FumWSed wlih ! short walk to daeded beach access. The ..t.il.ni rwitol h,.toy. Pfk*d 13*S,000, problem*. Short walk to beach easement. Ready Ft. Myers-Wed. Dec. sm6:£5 p.m. ; owner of B home built on this lot will have an to build. $55,000 Ramado Mold - B9OO S. Tamlamnr. KTFourlh floor corner. 2 bedroomi. 3 botr«, with private > excellent view down Inland canal, which ft tundeck. Out*tonding lumUure In panel tcne*: mony eiticn. BELLE MCADE-Two of the largest lots in th» sub- Instructors: R. Turprn III & Ed Walters (6-10 vrs)_ adjoins. $46,000. 1305.000 Furnithed. division, Must be sold together. Total price S77.0C0. C-41-Three twtltoom, two both p-mhoom wiih UroiflSt on GULF RlDGE-34,000 sq. ft. with frontage on Blind EF IT'S WEDNESDAY, JONTRACTons ATTEND A FREE CLASS BE gull view, lilvd toyar and batht. Cvttom kitchen. SV3.00O Pass. Deeded Beach occess-S17 5,000, IXAM CAU. FOR SCHEDULES ama Sanibel Bayous lumkhed. JUST REDUCEOII Two adjoining lots 179 x 130 Boildablo for one home. Only S34.O0C Bollo Moade. |tH00L,,nc. 1-8OO-B24-B794 Sm Beautifully vagetated lake-front lot with Gull-, CUi — Two botj*oom two bath Panthoiti* with prlvoi* root- top mndeck. D» TIP'S 9FBS4IANC1AL1 WINDOW WASHING SERVICE • OPTOMETRIST I REASONABLE • FREE ESTIMATES PROFESSIONAL: CALL TIM 472-3435 DR. ROBERT G. LeSAGE 'TAX SERVICE Vnion Examination* «: tWi tto*a*~fDmaxrn-t ooti voioon' • ACCOUNTING SERVICE Tun.ATbu>». INTOUBHOHUS •COMPUTER SERVICE Contact LFIMM Sp«ctaclot—Rtpairo M txrrmgtm. If* or*y on* ovototiki Own*: imoncmo S4O OOO •No toko-down, r*l>artg NEW SEASON HOURS •No bar* windows MONDAY THRU FIUDAY •No loss of security or privacy Pvllcsn Plo<* Call Now lor Appolntnwnt •ProfHalonatly dry-d*on«d 2440 Palm Rlda* Road . 473-1439 •No shrinking or si retching ' (s-tl) 2402 Palm Hidge Road 472-4204 < < CALL FOR FREE TAX PLANNING & SHELTERS QUOTATION aW^ S»SSSIW ?a- HOMESITES/HOMES • Paying over 15% income tax? 472-0333 • Need free financial consultation? •PHOTOGRAPHYI aancl.SQrtbel.Ccipava and the Palm Islands. ^_j, UPHOLSTERY CALL BILL SAND1N — 939-7158,334-1241 Gontly C1*anod LJcMWfcd Insurance Agent ,1 Thoroughly * Serf«ly CAHFETS Haitian Cotton - ' Safely D««p Cleared Wool ; Shags'OrlAnlaU CAU oi warn FOR FURTHM IKPORMATIOH Wools*Sytith«tlcs Chlnti Plu.h-CutPII. Synlhxia OUT isuftno PROPERTIES, tnc, / i Woy/SanlDol (stand, florlda 33 REAL(STATE 'FOR RENT COMFORT AB.Lt MOOCH" &ULF FROMTCONDO HOME, iM/a Bath*, tun* Sundial tWacn Knarl • na< It* VIP lurnliritd. SC»tENEO d*h)x* unlH. tuPtn) CLASSIFIED _ CLASSIFIED COUPON vacation PETS. OWNER. CALL CuFl RATES rental PLEASE PRINT your ad, one word per space. Longer ads must be typed or printed on a separate sheet Can naiti* *i collectiea THE FIXJPLE TO CAXL WHENYOUNF-E1>A "TOP TCVU*LH A CONDOOONItlU •rlvata ntlVATSHOKE "s*.-. ^anslno WfSXLX MONTHLY AtMVAL no yard* to Ouil. CALL TODAY FOR KETAILfr . CaH O17) ta7 «ra BEVERLY BOWMAN , -O« SHIRLEY TOtMEIX VIP VACATION RENTAL MV B13'-}T2-1B13 nod value at MH.OOO. Ca' ^ta S'JO » m. 4M-1511 'PLEASE CHECK ONE i p.m. call J»»". Ot.1 ol town call coMi-ct. CALL BELINDA ALL APS MUST BE PREPAID. 472-1418 T BILL JUST - rental. I on lak*. OUlla£C MAlLTO:The islander 473 Mil Sanlbel,FI 33957 ICAL VACATION bcfofBthe.wt Tuesday 3paper _ ^^ __ _ REALESIAT6-'.' > 1 . FOR RENT ^J lf ol *n»v——• inwnHIm including t«W TV, J,. arm, wnlMr-dnxr, n % tor taiw coo^vf co*or_ exawlo PERIWINKLE PLACE BrolaMlonat almendcaior.C4ll Monoged by Morqufs Property MonoQen^ont THE Luxury Condominium Our developer soys SELL NOW from $279,900 | tor a VERY limited iime. Certain restrictions apply to this great oppor- tunity. Visit us on site or coll for par- ticulars. THE ESI DIFFERENCE Written inquires to: Gulfside Place. VACATION RENTALS C/O Newton Associates. Inc. 1020 SEASONAL RENTALS Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, FL 33957 Lar9est selection to chcx)se from on KvprttMntod «xcluilv*ly It; liXCITING NEW SAN1BEI. RESTAUR.\NT Sanlbel Island and 11 olher Tropical Now hiring pun-timfr and full time enthusiastic Islands. Call or stop by and discover the rf ifonn-t to nTSt ' (TFH experienced hontn/bosceHHcs, wultrraneti. waster*, ESI Difference. Rental office open 24 )EW£JtI> neuuton hours every day of the year. Aatocletn, Inc., REAlTOttS . 1600IMMLE GUIF Dll.. SUITE 113 RIVER ROCK Ws Landing Uandav.Fr.daY 10-4 jotrmor. 150 W. •win"- To" SIMON»N»,WH$ 1200Ptrt»-.i«t W.y Rtrtvll eracarv and otlrr. Stortd • al Ft. Myejn Acrasi from Gulf Stollon iLth. Call (I") *it-?*n. • Call 472-4772 Tpm Vtaa M Mon. dm Su. for Penwiul Interview TW1SIAKDER Beach accesses •IV, (Is* Driw *w/ w t**n OH-ton PIM a< CM'WHU Tlw trn lur p*rtk1« In t ratirktod or nvwultl *re« wl^iovT ^e flrcuer f^ jnlt " IWun« Pitr #1 tn* eai'trn ti. < in* tviamd, at GviU-J* Cit Crem«tl©« 'arti ofl C«* VbM CtU, a j. eui« <•« «" on Wnt Gv>1 Drlv« with o ui i STATE I-AW PROHIBIT Sea Burial NU&E SUNBATHING DM M. fUORlOA kCACHE3 VIOLATORS WILL » At Harvey Fwnerol Hom»» wm offer y PROSECUTED. your choice ofi MRICT OHHATtOH -Things to do and see ONOVwvring Dance La Croiiti ClaMlcal tjiHci and tail •' Attoclatwn **M tkm •**»!»- Nautllu* wlldli.i on ttie t*)and«. The Knrtmnic toundation oiler* many xlH cUtwi at M«1nner, titilblU anc »tinll tor IhUdfifi ana II tor The llwe mil*, led ovldlno cioted Saturday and Sundav. wvlidill* Drlvai BalWy Tr«ci s*n nuideo lowriawaliabi*. "•i^J"lOMn1daX C|rwn °° v0° """ ""^ P'K" "'"tl Captlva Roa^li l*ooen ax^latad • SanlbdT Want to «n the C»nl«r-» nBur-of „„„, „„, n^ rrMMiT TKt ofieratlon won. AH l»c» CrntT or call i711)» Ourlno normal buWrwvi houn. XIKES CLASSIC. 18th So wo itory TOWNHCWSE. Awoitabl* l 2020 <<• CM» BhL. FKl «|ttt tad lltnina, MMllIno x ouldn. Call lor KAKUT tOAD. •rond' new two •Utty 6»it, facKlv- «nr. LI1"r iDwnnouu wlfh tnony b*ou'ilul IvcHuro*. Ovvrimrk* acklv lor twit. La«nrh(tw the SANI&EL RIVER, horns of wlldUtoond many blrtf* Spocioui, with boy window*. c*nti t*:—-f.^k!»r Dale Manor. CaOl*. icrewied porch. Prlvot* wx) lunuriout, SA5O p*r •ula l*lli. Mlfct Fuprv. Larry monih &«rw and Jerry Way tor JUST Ot* MIANC Illtilnu. Uwdlno and Uehl ucine trlct. Bait, teckle and SU.ta Pin«, 2/2 Unt«rnl*h«d, townhouw with CrOSSWOrd PuZZle by Jeanne Newland cor^rvatloniaHorn mkroKOva. woebwrYdrv.r, tcrkvuod tonol/porcH. Pool In complex. ID mlni»*t 10 Sonitwl. S m advmtur«* Ttw Muatie HaW Irlo to * Boy. Eiltamvly nlcei ground t«v»l coado. »«S0. JanivnTwIn Palm* Marina luncn •' Costa, InclwtfM braoklaM an SJ1IJ » H loot tinrlcr *•*•*- "•"»•• Waiter Don Whl.perwood. 3/1H imfurnUhed townhou** "ft *TooO With C«0l Fred Stnrr, C»W». Douo Flicr*r. Caollv* pool view onJ pUmonl Bu'roundinC)*. Jual ovtrt- th« .. . cnic Hirnal»:JOO.'n. tnrouoh«nlnt*r**llngtrail an trip* on lie Sanlbtt Rl"< to Sonlb-l. $450 pn month. ( ' i and in v|(l, . owolait t»»ch Wwr Ihrouvn >nr wiWIIla reluo> CotlrlH lor lhalllng ll MRietlnu* Miperi to ftrt.ifw.W-.iiti ; C*Pl.Ear1KHl*r *tt*IHno and tlB titteein? l«kli ocd ««ar. Usm lack Honey J. Thompion, Raoitor-AMOClaie; lor i«rt, Docnaoe. »e»l '«nli l*ftie»l (Hlkan er ullboat available M. ftfcok* Rowon, Rsollor-A*KKlot* SNW Sailing. Day. Hall flay. Chart - is' -ir, iito tip. us<. *vnwt. wllti Capt. Don Proh•Ul. . Call a^ylpOM). sail cnartan for ^ Judy Mlchl*.. R«a11or'A»oclai*' wim caot. MlMMacMHIan. "YOUR SECOND HOMI IS OUR FIRST PRIORITY" country. Outer wand te*cti In *s*wfj. Call tn-^W W rent*!* — Ration o»cn>£ trip*. Ivncntt at Cab- rt»ervallarti#yen*no*i*jl0ra'. . iftllboal* tMot Key and iriHIlno trip* on Adv»n«Mym«nt«t»*»ary. Whaler Caol.OaveCau It tiiili. X1 Men ilwrmw or ihortSalllno! Woartyboel. F llhlna. ihellino. tlonlteelno •nd fVmllV tMHMt • Tarwr. wtclaRv. AttMfi Bait, tackle and gear MTarv »nBayRa*d Oo«n Wvan d*y* TlH DM EM FniK t CMrt BobSaMIW. m. Caoti. SAFETY HARBOR CIJJB C*Pt. EMt KwMr bandy Wni'e anil Ai lex Psvn* line anv FliMno, >Mllln0. •!»«• thinO, ihel Cnartx Sailing. Oav. Hall-day, Two Unique Properties FOR SALE — Pre-Season Price uelna. tunrheon trip* W taletv *lno putan. Three bodroom. two bath, utility room, fireplace, cathedral c^Ung to loft, screened porch, sun dock with fabulous view of the sound, nward winning 29 LOO* load -Courts and courses- landscaping. Rental leasebock available for one year at $2000 per month. 32 CUyontha Ideal property for an investor. Ansumable mortgage »vw d?8"* Atl«grwny Sundial Beach 33 Unra1*ntir»g -Galleries- RMOrt I1M Middle &u» O i**v»iT*w^vT - ^••^-" 4 ^^V a m to 4'30 **rn»»Ti CartlvaltoM ' ' p.m.i Wednwday iromf a.m. ti55 mqewBy on tec vouui :.h furnished. . , , all ___ M Aiimiu t7I«Se to»o.m.;Saturoa» lrom«a.rn. ^eatw l«rlV4t« Two bedroom, one buth. utility room. Urge screened porch furnishe au«mpt 40 1c*cr»*m 59 Selected c«nt«mporarv toU:»p.m. ^^ anitn I ll racoiMl facllltlM. Opan delight; BFit to du»K. H0.SO Mr new appliances, air eonditioninK. and carpeting. This is a boatcra de lra«t 80 Bias* wtwd Cf vlkl> .m. to • P.m. w c 30 Artwork ero*»-euit«ral llr* art ««r #i*^^ TrorTm. Rinjuna • ' r p*r court. Call lor court U anted wcnlnas a h«a Ita own boat OOCUHBdockagQe iofor wtwoo nt thiiwe fronirontt wwdoor. «"Safety/ Harbo*™' ^r ^4|? 40 DoorlMtui* 49 CupoUfoot 61 Htlobw. lb 41 Putlnplac* membershiVL: p included;],,^a^ . ITUin,.Bo iias ththw-e besKoatt bargailutrirain on thoe inlanUfland aannd wjU 50 Court DOWN orlvaltt ml^pflflno*. conlact ot the^ork* °M^* «ta^#wi«iriBi •••fc'trv 42 Pnpul*reo Tuesday. October 1«. Doctors, therapists^ pharmacses -Good things to know - «d brakrt m a imnt EWES EMERGENCY NUMBERS CAMPINO. BEACH FIRES CROW Emrrwwvi IU have your M«h Caollv. Fir* Control Wirrl LJDIIVI rill tamrw wwii iv, -- - ^._^-/_M_-fc- eittMn. Tn*f *n Itcente CMAMbE R OF COMMERCE and inirc TunOav of e . Minimum LavW Langm , *;',£•. beTween Sanibel and Ci DO&OY DCS AND DOMTS SanllHt Fir. Control Dlttrld the Ciwiwi 0 SahJbvl law re SanlbaW bMtitllul «n>lilmi taaadim most ertWctora nrtiM THERE'S ONLY ONE ISLAND NEWSPAPER that keeps you Stay in touch with the Islands wherever you are with a subscription io the Sanibel-Captiva Islander, the Island's favorite award-w nning informed in newspaper. It's one sure way to get the news, meet the Pe°Pte and explorethe issues fully and objectively every week, year round. SO MANY ways... Arts...Politics...People Problems...Police...Sports Real Estate... 5hell!ng...Ads Children...lssues... Bridge Crossword...Environment Restaurants...Fishing DPayment Enclosed •YISADMC .Sales...Classified...Clubs Yearly Rates "i; Government...Business U.S.A. $15.00 Entertainment Lee County $10.00 Foreign $20.00 Enp. Dale Mail to: TheSanibel Captiva Islander P.O. Box 56. Sanibel Island, FL 33957 T1»e JSLNDCft limber One . in Sales tor very good Reasons Here are just a few.. VIEW AND LOCATION Three bedroom, throe bach piling RENTAL* RENTAL, RENTAL home affording a breathtaking view This two bedroom, two bath ground of San Carlos nay. Situated on a floor unit at Sanibel Moorings makes deep water, direct acwua canal for for an excellent investment. OP* of the best In boating. Offering a 2 car the best rentals bi the complex. garage, oversized lot, storage and 81fa7 500. Call Dfive Pulzel, Broker game room space $288,000 Scott Sale man (days 472-.1121.eves. Nniun-umn, Broker Salesman (da> a 472-9688). 472-4151, Ext 3800. evea 472-Z2G2, SHORT WALK TO BEACH GREAT GULF FRONT This builders model on Middle Gulf LOCATION Drive, across tbe rtreet from the Point© Santo at its- best. Two bedroom. beach, is the finest construction on two bath (direct Gulf Front) with an Sanibel. Specious rooms with view incredible view of the Gulf, beach across Beachview canal to golf course. and courtyard lake. $279,000. ROHO Alt appliances, landscaping and S Gibney, Broker Stlwuwn (days fans included. Just*215,O0O. Joan 472-3121, eves. 472-2031). Joyce, Realtor Associate (days 472-3121, eves. 472-2649). SUNDIAL BEACH & TENNIS RESORT Not a "Gulf View", not a "Gulf CANAL FRONT FOR $89,000 Location", but a "GULF FRONT" Can you afford to wait any longer for two bedroom, two bath spacious a two bedroom apartment overlooking condominium with convertible den. a deep water, direct access canal Includes all amenities: restaurants, with undercover parking, pool, tennis lounge, Olympic pool 13 tennis courts courts and beach access?? Call Mary and boat and bike rental)]. $310,000 , Lou Traucht, Realtor Associate (days G.G. Robidoau, Realtor Associate 472-3121, even. 472-2880).. (d>ys472-3121, eves. 472-5102) Over tho ysars, John Haumann end Associates has become the largest and most experienced brokerage flrrn.Ou r success comes from a sales staff that Is kjxwfodfjsabie and experienced. For a place to live, a vacation home that provides Income while you're away, or a building site Tor the fiitiire, turn to the experts—John Naumann and Associates. iafes, iascu realtor CALL«72-3121 ORVISnTC^OFOraCOHVEMlEKT JSJUlDLOCIHIOIiS rtaumann Real Estate Canter Tahitian Ganlen Stepping Center y PnlwlnXtoWij :, ' . Suilbet Island, FL33&S7 SuiftxH bUnd. n. 83887 Orcaatofllhwilnnorid*80(^2e2-