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SEPTEMBER 10 1987 VOLUME 15 - . - . island NUMBER 13 - - . 2 SECTIONS. 52 PAGES
SANIBEL AND CAPTIVA, FLORIDA
County promises $800,000 for Captiva beach plan Another $1 million may be available, say commissioners r
By Steve Cason ;; ~ ounty funding to bt-lp pay for Ciptiva's'\'. new beach was virtually assured last . Cweek when three county commissioners Volrtl to earmark $S0O,000 in surplus Sanihcl .. Causeway funds for .the project. -:; o:--*'"" Thu three commissioners, sitting; as tlie'coiiniy's financial conditions committee, also promised to try to come, up with another $1 million. The coin- . mittcf's recommendation will be votvi on by the county commission Sept. 17, With the barking already of commissioners I'orier Goss. Charles IMgelow and Mary Ann Wallace, ils {iassagi? ap- pears almosUcertitin. And.CEl'boffkials are ehiU'd.'"\Vi-*n: happy," said Captiva Erosion Prevention District chairman ••Paul GitFvey. "Things are going well." •*• ••£•- The committee's positive, reaction lo the CEI'IfV request, coupled with the plan's seemingly over:s. whelming support by properly.owners, brings a .^November referendum one stop closer to realiiy. _ The CEPO Ringed impWmenlation o' \\iv proposed prSjpct on obtaining at feast $1,3 million from the - county. "We really need thu money if the project is goiiifr'o Ko through," Garvey said Thursday- "•''' The 5800,000 will come from Captiva's four per- cent share of the causeway surplus, an amount ex mised Caplivii 51 million then, but the project was budgeted S.1Q0.000 for impr(fvi-ments p : pected to reach $857,000 by the end of next delayed. Thu<; the county's newrst promise is a • Drive, ttiakinfi; the package worth a grand twtal of September. The committee was not certain where $2.1 million, the same amount the CKI'D originatjy ^it would obtain the additional $1 million, but a . reconfirmation of the previous commitments "The ; , likely source is the proposed refinancing of the county fell it should honor that earlier promise.'',"- ••asked for: =-'•.-• ; . ' •:.,•: . ""• * said Dr. William Strongt. the CEPD's economic - In return f«r its ni'tnty, (he county will realize. - causeway in 198'J. The couiity first planned Io(, .; : refinance the causeway back in'19^5, and had pro- consultant. • " ... >• - • improvements 10 Tt;m'T ikacn.and ine ani.ill .-. Oh top of thc$i.S million, .the e.tmmiltct' also ! _ • •please see page 5A Gulf counties take regional approach to save coastal resources .iioucH-.'s, he iatd..,, ^••- ". ./-- Goal of new research center V'ailin hit paid"a ptan io manage suriate;water is "to coordinate data gathering .on Sapib£l is ihc most 'mportahl plan in city y^or^n Ivriiis ol ma'mV.a\nmg ft\sat W tatts iW island anibfancf.1-'"- "''• :' . .-' - . By Malt Pprez . ; ^ \ :; Wawlavwttvi;\\w. c\ia\\\.^- n\ ttc«,\v*'aVcr and -IV".. saltwater is part of thai plan. •., t a time when the City of Sanibol ; s, ; is preparing a water management plan - "\Vater quality atfects us greatly," said Lind- ,ihal Mayor Fred Valtin calls the most : blad. "Collecting isn't the biggest problem .wit hV important of its kind, finally (here is a regional; protecting our shell population. Water quality is." research initiative of Southwest Florida counties v Also, wildlife, wetlands and public health hre ~ that could help Sanibel and Captiva maintain their directly affected by water quality. •'.'_. ; _. quality of life.: ... . '•- "We're not isolated,": said Sambei-Captiva Con- servation Foundation executive direcior Erick ]• ': Lindblad Tuesday in Sarasola. He was the only; People do not flock to Sanibel-Captiva island representative atttrdin? : Lee County to enjoy the " -\ the inauguration of Southwest Florida Coastal.; T amenities of Lehigh, Cape Research Center near Longboat.Key. ; -: .. • Coastal Research Center is formed by par-- =;. Coral, Alva or Buckingham ticipating politicians, scientists, resource managers ... they come because of and naturalists in a dozen gulf coast counties from coaslai resources — Magee Levy south to Monroe. It's stated goal Is to coor- dinate scientific gathering*of information to pro-, teel and enhance coastal resources. „ •; •; . Water qiiaiity was continually nirpliopfd hyf; In addition, Lindblad alluded to learning a some oi.the state's most prominent politicians and lesson from the recent baltlr with city counrii *' natnraiists as an important watu^managemeRt,; - ; over protecting gopher tortoises. He sftid a conti- issue affecting all coastal com m tin it it-:;. •-. ... .': ' nuing problem with environmrftlai iniiiati\f;s is1-- _ the lack of research ioj>ack up warnings apainst-." Stn. La>?to»i Chilivs, in his keynote address in- : augur'ating ihe new lesr.'arc'h farilitv ;it Mtilc \i ;' overVleveioprfi.enU-pol^itiQfi or ftihcr harsrds. .. ^All buoyed up Marine Laboratory, pointed to water-quality pro-1 •'•••Youciia'i n?ht the hAtUe" with Ihwdaia,"1 said .: 'blems which post.'*) .in intmeniii:.threat to tbcv I] =.-.Lindblad, :" -^ v .. -,. ",, . •/(• S. i'(tr>-z l/itfht -7- ,!
KD7H B.C. r- "It's heaven. In our ' weekdays. That's off hours, when we when she assists ...,-,. Coyne : finally get to relax.. .t two Fort Myers den- Think it's one of the tists with theif work. usy might be a most beautiful land- Work as a denlai good adjective scapes on Sanibel," assistant, or more B to describe shesaid. accurately, a resear- Beatrice "B.Z." Coyne describes - chersludying _ -_ , .Coyne. Stop by the the scene as deser- .. periodontal diseases, recently opened Tar- ted.onlymarkers gaveherreason to . : pon Bay Recreation, . along the shallow travel to Japan, ... Inc. concession at i bay indicating the... , Sweden and Swit- J.N."Dino" Darling. i presence of - zerfand a few years " Wildlife Refuge any t people. . . .,..' . .. ago, she said. She '.; weekend and see. ' . But she also- nods agreement to • Bright eyes -^ 11 speaksin favorof having lived a full life - , focused intently on a i change on Sanibel. inher31 years. - • cash register that | "You have to keep :- ".-•••" mjght as well bea. i \ growing,"she(said : Once an art i* r space shuttle control ; during a discussion student studying line panel, she counts I 'aboutislandaf- art photography at clams for customers ; titudes against in- the Chicago branch • renting canoes or" * creased develop- of University of buying cigarettes. ment. "Some people ^Illinois, Coyne now j.-" -••" Coyne is helping are just upset witrr looks forward to : husband Chip Hof- change." building a darkroom at Tarpon Bay : . (man operate the > Still; she wou'd -, Recfeation.lnc. new concession. The like people to know ,'i But that is a long : pair live In a loft she is proud to be a range goal she «, : above the store, part ol the wildlife [^shares with her '..• •;•• r sharing it with petfj. refuge. husband. Til the ' .- In November, they" | But that does not concession gets on plan to celebrate, ".;• mean that she shows Its feel, wilh an up- their second wed-_ " i favoritism to animals coming gala grand ding anniversary, she outside the family. opening in October, _. saldr j. She has two cats and Coyne will help out Outside, along (he V adog. on weekends. (-shore of Tarpon Bay, "It'll be hard work, j The Golden they have more pets ? . than Sanibel has T- ! Retriever, Chamois, but it's enjoyable,"' £ .shlrt shops.- | she calls the pick of she said. "It's a lot '^ Alligators, manatees j the litter. la a well easierworking with people who have a and bags of birds: ! connected canine. ;. on the island. whatsoever," sai.d Animals and '_•'.• smile on their lace;^' - ; these critters greet ;' • Like Coyne, whose Coyne. "So that's struggling with a "She's got this it's a real pleasant • Coy?ieinthemor-^ • familylivcson huge bsrk and ab- ' another reason why cash register are not !. Sanjbel, Chamois i way of dealing with ning with the rising solutely no bite we're early risers." part of her life during thepublic."D • : : sun. has many relatives p^^^fj^w^r^
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I r- Nine out of ten Captivans surveyed favor beach plan ByStevcCason : :/"/" The survey was mai!?d to property owners . o : respondents favored the p!an,-10 percent opposed early last month. The deadline for responding' ••'; :,_. it,and five percent were undecided. No "ifs/'^'iiiids" or "but s" about it. Captiva whs Tuesday. . •'* A. , "• • > •"-|_- : Si ronge said those who voiced opposition to the property owners wanl a beach.. Asof Sept. 2,760 responses" had been received r: pian were not limited to any one, particular area Fully 85 percent of the island's property out of a possible 1,150. Stronge called the number of the island, but appeared to be distributed owners favor the Capiiva Erosion Prc-yc-ntiiisf ' - of responses "incredible. ..most mail surveys :. ;.,' ; equally throughout. For example, there was no District's proposed bnach restoration plan, a oniv don't get any where near that response," he said. ';; .'~ greater percentage of Village property owners : question survey of property owners shows. . L Healtributedthenumberofrespondentsto- '_ !;: opposed to the plan than.tfwire wtre Cold Coast -_ ; Although not all otthe responses have beeir the high level of interest in tht project island >• • or South Spas Plantation residents. tabulated, early indications are that responses ',_ wide, and prediclcd an increase in the number of ;' Si rongc added that there was also a wide are running almost nine to one in favor of the -' • registered voters come November when the plan variety of comments, ranging from personal at- ;/ plan, said Dr. William Stronge, the CEl'D goes to referendum. „.. ,. . : [.- : tacks on individual board members, to Sou.th Seas economic consultant who is evaluating the .. , Of the 760 responses he's received, Stronge -l: property owners unhappy about having to pay for ; responses. Stronge will present The results of the said only about 660 had been evaluated. Based on; : ' a second beach renourishment project when they survey to the CEPD board at Saturday's meeting. thSrnumber,Strongesaid85[iercehtofthc :^ haven't finished paying for the first one yet.C}
. -An artist's remUnntj Beach restoration i ^ ~ ! ,i ''/ '^T Turner Bench . • dnn following fomplt^. will delay water -;-, ,. • •§,:<• ^ ' Erosion 'Prevention " tank, but protect pipes . .'• . , District's prnpusr " '"• ",--'. • In fact, they'reRlaihrt«,!'«'the tii-arh.: rt'stor.tlion project get funding. "IlVa very Jm- liortant (irojcrl and il has enmnmnitv support." - . said IWA general m.inagcr liobi-rt Hollander. "Wis're <|uitc pleased that it Jooksjikt- th*/ pr«jfcl'.' 1 will gn ahead af'.er all these years." . " "--• Budget hearing plays Holiatider said f he hearh restoration projprt will help IWA by providing more protection for . to empty seats portions of its pipeline, which runs under Captiva By Steve Cason _, Road. During the No -name storm in 19S2.a20 :- As was expected, the first public hearing on the fool section of the pipe was exposed along the un- ~ Captiva Erosion 1'revention District's tentative '. protected stretch of road between thf.- "S" curve. : 1987-88 budget failed to draw a single member of he said. -.<--• i ' , the public.. • ,r . IWAvwhich supplies water to Captiva residen The $312,617 budget includes . . Is, had asked the county for .§300,000 to help fund $114,350 in operating expenses. $65,947 in - the water tank project, nut ?oun!y officials len liabilities, and $132,320 for Capital projects. ^ tatively earmarked the money -,$500,000 - for The proposed budget is about $67,000 less than beach restoration instead, tf approved by the last'year, and includes a carry over surplus of •• county commission.R would leave a projected almost $180,000. .r balance of $57,000 in surplus funds by the end of • 1 The proposed millage rale for 1987 88 is 0.65, or next September, not nearly enough to complete - 65 cents per $1,000 of assessed property value. „ the $675,000 water tank project. ' ,. ...• The final public hearing will bi> held Sept. 15 at ; .Hollander said IWA hjis already budgeted « -- 5:01 p.m. in the Capiiva Civic Association hall. ,$:J00,000 of its own money for the project, and has The board will hold its regularTneoling Satur- obtained a commitment of $75,000 from South day! heginning at 9 a.m.G " ••> . Seas Plantation. _' - Captiva gets its water from Sanibfl via a 12- v inch pipeline that runs the icni^ih of Captiva : " COUNTY ', •: Uoad.Cat,itivansu*ieaboi!l")00,000gal!ons(>f - . • from page 1A '•'water daily, and the only storage facility curren- -'•'' ., tly iin I he island is a liio,000 gallon lank about a parcel at the, north end of Captiva Drive, as well • half mile north of Blind Pass.lihdgc. as increased storm protection for the exposed _ CF.VD Cammmi-wr Paul Gnney ._ ;: :,. 1 ' Th? proposed "O-foot diameter tank, which stretch of Captiva Road between the "S" corves, will In; the slate. The CF-I'D has asked the state'' would be located on South Seas property, would:: "Although the countv's contribution represents _-. for $1.8 million, and it will be at least tv.(» men? serve two purposes: providing firt'fighters with . almost one-fifthi'of the initial project cost, propirly .wi-cKs hefot-tflhey find out how they farcd:C.ip ~ 'increased water supplies in the event of a lire,- - owners will not see any significant reduction in tiv;i is one nf 59 (irojecfs .iround ihe state vying and providing residents with an emergency water .• their assessments because the phn was approved foFifumlinjt in the.ISS8-89 fiscal yrar. In Ap^ii they : "supply in thti event water service is interrupted. contingent on the county paying its way. : were ranked 30th among those elated t'» receive The pmjfct hasbren in the planning stages 'fop about three years. Hollander said. IWA obtained ' Assuming the county approves Ihc committti.-'s funds but that list irTei^ected to be updated bv ; 'recommendation, the CEl'D's next major hfinilc,'-- the ijdvernor and cabinet Sept. 23!' ; : ' pirmits for the prnjcci earlier this yt ar.••..': Ten Broek takes helm of beach preservation group 1 By Steve Cason . . ' :~ ••_ aru our number one resourct ," ne said. Stan Tait. executive director of the association; ariner president Allen Ten Ilrot-k has said he was pleased, with Tpti Brock's>i«rli
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)0l It ItRLW i ( ti I il || I v, r Hi I un il i il 1 n lit r i I i il i n -• i I III i lilt Ml — 1 I Olllsllk ! ii I1 < 'M I1- )(') i.i i , r' i area § Constitution :of the United States still astonishes the world £ An assembly of 'demigods' —almost Iplidi'ricse'Articles of Cnnft-i!^ration allowed. Not to mention the moneygruhbers-.'ihal were bound Id ^ By Stan Mulford appear in any group that sinelk-d taxes coming ui Special to Island Reporter V -• , their way. " •'" :' ., . •';And not all the states wanted any changes' ". "WTryhen the constitution was written" made. Rhode Island sent nobody. N«w York sent ^H W 20(> yt>ars aK°- Thomas Jefferson. three delegates, two'of them reluming almost im- "f : .T V ..living in I'arfs as U.S. Minislir lii mediately, leaving the sole delegate powerless to ;c France, wroteto the U.S. Minister to England. vote without a quorum. That sole delegate from . _ O John Adams, that the delegates clmsen to attend , New York wanted to make .George Washington n tu; the Federal Convtmtion in Philadelphia "'was'an • king. Alexander Hamilton would later prove to he a assembly of demigods.'1 . '' -: a financial genius in putting Washington's first 2 Not quite. i: . = : .government in ship-shape operating order, hut at ~ < '•'-. James Madison, Jr//i-rW.'.-V)r#ini;) niOyhbor ^ the convention he was a dud. 1"hr delegates £ and good Iricnt), n:u) written to .letteTson vxi^ain^' *" bur wfta the (icagte were that the t$ states hM Aiiseii loaUcni'VVic convcMion in MST VorvvVsi- and improve the Articles of Confederation. The veniion, }•} Ml before Ihe convention dosed and had since ihc RcYoivi'mary War hail bt^un, was ; ,.n ' '•> '• •RuVVi^ial impressed Seilerson "in'TaTis was IV; too loose anil toothless lo work, ft needed improv- Some refused to a((enrf Cor fii political experience of so many of the delegates: 34 ' a.government thai would work, "fi'men Here from Virginia. Patrick /fenry, who tvm his '/ JShad been defagjles to ihc Con- governing." " ' -. . °- • . : nw liberty or give mi> death", refused toititend hy* Vn'itcr) States government from 1775 J787); e}ght : Men are hardlsanRels, nor were the delcpules uUcrihg a Wsser phvase,"l smelt a ratt" - :: • . had signed the Declaration of Independence in _: chosen "demigods." ! AVhaV o\e ValricV probably smeUcd wcru the :) -H7*i; six helped drattthc Arlkks ot ConTedcra- '• ; Consider: Of the 74 delegates, or ifcpudVs.as "• deals farinR cooked up (o render .1 government (ion, creating the Confederation of Congress as it they were called, only 55 actiiaUy showed1 up. more central and powerful than the w_ealt anil 'f- came to he known alter the war and 18 had been AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE AND INSTALLATION SINCE 1966 Old 1987 DINING VALUES ^ nic Old t:sii>Uv:t 1 louse has jirjiced tlie shores of the Gulf of Mt'Juvo ns long as tn'»st bladder? ran remember. While we Something for Everyone arc sixty years behind the times, that's thcrway we like it and utj think you will, tan! Orive to Captiva Island — enjoy mir gt>r%voi}$ sunset and UHIV. US over. We are oinm dailv •• fur dinner" fniin5:aoi« 10 I'M.". -\"'\r ' ' fS SEAFOOD BUFFET We feature ttur locally famous fwafood Buffet everj' FKI-' :• DAY. This was the premier seafood buffet bf thelsland and it is now widely copied, for fi (Treat value compare ours at only $16.95 per person plus tax anJ gratuity.' -•:> - ' - ITALIAN BUFFET Every MONDAY we feature, our "all you care to eat" r Italian Buffet - Heal Italian cooking by1 our Chef, Iggy I'usceddu. Only S10.95 per person plus tax and gratuity. SUNIMY BRUNCH On SUNDAYS it is our popular Captiva Island Brunch. It's ... really more like dinner for only $10.95per'person plus Nicmann Wollcr Custotn Homes currently gratuity. Immensely popular. - . . . offer lot & home paekages In lliese prestige :, ' !i ;9;00a.rri.,r 1:00p.m. ? . areas: " ' ; ' '••• V .-' 'PRESERVATIONS ,'"-,. : : '•"' 472-5161 -'"•- •The Dimes Country Club. ~ -y'L -' - e Piano Stylings by Robert Perez ; * Watershaclows - direct access canal ..-">• location with pool. ,, ;. • " . - ' Shell Harbor - canal lots ' •• ....,- ": r TIIK IS1,ANI)S'Nil. 1 NIGHTSPOT I'HKSBNTS '- Bayfrorit • with boat dockage! .•;.";- For more information call 472-2612 Sept. 1st thru Sept. 13th FULL SAIL Don't miss S.W.Florida's Original i, , "Crab Races".,.;IJV : :'•'. Modi-I lloriicsjOjicii Dailv Monday night 7p.m. & lpp.m. ' - N1EMANN WOLTER; " saw.•,.„>. ,JfHan.,,.„,. • CUSTOM M O M E ^ -U6!> S.-iiuiiii^lH'H'li In.tfur Iliiiiri-- cs«» MAIN OFFICE 466-B608 o area • officers in the Continental army. The most.impressive man there was George /, County joins nation in Stan Mulford. :: Washington. Without his presence the convention . former educator, has Freedom Ring ceremony '.would most likely have failed. Ben Frankly, old spccialisedin the ~ s the country unites on Sunday. Sept. and feeblr at 81, .was still the sage, but it'was his study of history as a 13 to honor the bicentennial «ifjning %• presence that .was influential, not anything he said. When the '•demigods" got to wrangling, Oid jtay of understanding A 'English. These com- of the Constitution of the United States, Ren advised bringing in a chaplin to begin the ses- Lee County will join in the celebrating with both sions with daily prayers. The "demigods" hooted ments are excerpts from the commentary expected and unexpected events. -. : ' ;3 him down. (These, the richest men of the conti- of a slide show he has In keeping with the national slogan "Freedom nent, said they couldn't afford a chaplin.)" ^ : : '•preparvtf^both visual--- Rings", Lee County churches will join in concert - ' James Wilson of Pennsylvania who created the with ringing of thsir steeple bells at noon to kick- presidency and eslabfished the equation for '[" l>t ami i-erbttUtj., , describing the events off the ceSebration. VJ , ' membership in the IIOUT of Representatives,' • County Historical Graff and food booths Will open in downtown - overspeculatcd in laiid anil died hroke. that went into the Society timl an the framing of the Con-'V Fort Myers at noon, followed at 2 p.m. by a 24 unit Thomas Miffiin »f Pennsylvania followed the board of the Fort parade with Grand Marshal! Gem James iJozier tStiitttinn. M'llford is , .Myers Historical nmlwif..-Judith- ." /, • -"". same ruinous pattern. Luther Martin of Maryland active.in both.the Lee died drunk and briiku. Hichard Sjuiuht and Alex";' .Museum. Military color «uanjs wiil he joined Vv color — ander Hamilton were killed in .Isfpb.Aml Robert- guards frnm VFW posts ffom Cum- Coral and Fort Morris, the financier oTthc Revolution; and host io Myrrs-Iiearh; the pipe and drum unit from thr ' •: ' Shrine: Mariner*and Ffirt Myers Iiii;h Srhool - ^ ' .Washington during tin- oi'irsvrniion. never tittcrtil of Breat. minds was that so iWnf them had ; '• \ ; a word during the four months' proceeding- He any thing in say. at all. Distrust him tf as heavy in'-' bands. Spectalors will b»> invitt-d to }n\n the . _ :: just listened, planned, speriihtrd and went to rfelv tlia't hot,"shuttered room at the state house as -\ '' ;iOfficial cfrf-niontes will he held following the- - tors prison.later. fl.ii broke and $3.million in debt. would tlie smoke of the irifjar-rhnmpint; "pols" of = [iar;vi'' at Exhihition Hall pri'siuW over by Fnrt '-. .' .The youngest.jneml)(T of the rortvriitiiin, at 2(5, laier I/.S. politics.»'- '"' •-•••-- .'. Myftrs Mayor Art Ihmcl. Hamet will inlrfiduce ~ Jonathan Dayton spe'cTifated ho-ivity in Ohio real -.... To fitM.-iir/almost all of ihr men present wi-re : r iwrticipating ministers, neighboring government '"" " estate, .e;ivine hishiinie uUneht'-i! to a small low}, tones', capable people who wuuhJ takean c*- : dignitaries who *ill prcsfM signatures from their - . he built thcriCbut ruint'd his political career by. fremeiy -ictivp role in the government they./.vn? iCon^tifuenls to f«; forwarded jointly for inclusion getting involved In Aaron Burr's i-razy schemes. creating. Most would eventually serve as senators, in the reaffirmatton of the power of the ronstitu And William Blotint of North Carolina, who was represent.lives, supreme court justices, cabinet • lion and enshrined in the national archives. interested only in money, had the dubious distinc- officers, foreign ministers and governors. :', As a special, meaningful feature, t'Kp flon. tion of being the first U.S. senator to be expelted '": One, Elbridge Gerry of Massachusetts, would , (ieorge T. Schwartz, Magistrate.of the Fo'.rth from the senate for trying tc give Florida to the ! make his name 3 household word by redrawing '] Middle District of Florida, will be present to. con- ; - RfUish! (It was owned by Spain at the time - odd voting districts 'o favor^his own candidates in o duct a citizenship ceremony, inducting 21 people ' behavior for a "demigod".) into the ranks of United States cilizenship.n • = • Another puzzling feature'of this grand coalition - :-.•• - ,;• ; • please see page 22A J# p- -':•&- THE BRASS ELEPHANT RESTAURANT ;.. Offering o Tontaluinfc Selection of New Dinner Entrees - nt Very Appealing Prices!.;. \ '; Available Dally from 5:00-fo30 PM ^Featuring Freshly Prepared ,^ '•- T c- • ... ^ • : ^ • ~ - &•''•- v all you csiii eat... 'SPAGHETTI WITH ITALIAN SAUSAGE A red isuce with traditional savory Italian spices made in our own kllchtnj..?...;...... :.. J8.95 Sliriiiip or Alaskan Crab PASTA ROYAL SAUCE , : Shrimp and scallops sauleed In a delicate lobster and while wine uuce: ...... :...?;«... J9.95 :! DEEP FRIED SEAFOOD COMBO " c Golden toned' oysters, scallops, shrimp, catfish, and crab cake with two sauces...... »9.95 BLACKENED GROUPER .. Succulent grouper sautecd wlth3 . / „. .'" with spicy hot seasonings ,. A"...... 19.95 CAPERED MAHI HAH! : Ficsh Mahl broiled ulth caper butter ...... J9.95 - BAKED CHICKEN UVERS •Baited In our own recipe of corn flakes and subtle ~ seasonings.... .".. 17.95 PORK CHOPS NORMANDY . £' > Perfertly braised with Apple Jack Brandy with a hint of brown suga,1 and cinnamon. ....;... .'..... $9.95 CALVES LIVER 1TAUAN !: Tender liver sauteed wf th red and green peppers, topped with our own Italian sauce .... .ff... 38.95 PRIME RIB s ' . X n '••.'•' * A succulent cut of beef with a side / 72 great of creamy horseradish sauce <%...... 19.95 BAKEDCH1CKEN . J . >• . .,; Roasted to a golden brown In a . ^ - : : ; seafood dishes herb butter,sauce :. 18.95 -• OLD FASHIONED HAM STEAK _ • i Heef and Chicken, t6o! , Glazed with brown sugar and mustard ..:.... $8.95 VEGETABLE PLATTER - Fresh vegetables steamed In white wine and served with two sauces /. ••: in- W |n'ci^?«^^ -&•'• business toiled (on Labor Day) so others might eat Left: Michelle Gromcr- Bakery employees' Tcmovisr' 'r»_n? . i.. «.-...... :iL iL.. :_L'•__..„ 4- When we told him his Bailey's ba^el was the only: cx;impte of that ethnic item (usually stale as shoe- Jcalher) wt'd ever enjoyed, he said "They're su/v poiftl to he gummy and chewy. That's the way a.-. Like many bakers; Arthur got started in th«_ bagel is supposed to be made," '"• military. HK was in the navy in World War II. - ;• Arthur came to Bsilcy's two years "ago! He says Also like many bakers, he has a little "dough-hoy" :the bakery business "has increased over a hun-.: "paunch that bt>tr3ys his healthy appetite. -: dred prrrent." He attributes his success to not Frfnch"anci"stry and training in the Jewish overbaking, adding variety and using quality in- : . gredients; _• bakeries of Worcester. MA have helped mold an ' : approach and an instinct that make Arthur .1 con- "We sell four or five limes as many cakes, for summate professional. • i"~^' *'c- fxample. because of the bultercream. I use 25 to r .10 pi-rcent pure butter." _ - . "o Arthur admits lhal «outhorncrs are less deman- : ding when it comes to i|nalily baked goods, com- , The bakery sold 320 pounds of fruitcake last . ~ Christmas after offering samples in th« store, "It \ pared to natives of ihe north with its ethnic :; neighborhoods. And evt-n the totlrists, when was good because of the handling of iht? fruit. I * ' visiting'here. an- U-ss demunding of variety than marinate it -IS hours in rum and brandy."* ' .; . .-they would he back home. Hut slowSy the situation The key lime pie is anolher popular item, as are. is changing. . ,•. " '; . •the'apple frittcrs.^Aiid -we do a hi-Il of a job with, In Naph-s, Arthiir helped Mart the Fifth Avenue dougnniits," add^ Arthur. : - Bailey's bakery uses about \S0 pounds of flour a day right now. Naturally, that figure goes up in CAP'N SAMMY'S season. One of the tricks of t'h'e trade is knowing We would like to thank our Island friends for understanding the growing pains of a new business, .; and for your continued support. „ •';;•-.. During the past 6 months, you have suggested • how to Improve our products and service. WE LISTENED... AND MADE THE CHANGES YOU WANTED! • New air conditioning! (Ain't that cool?i • : 'improved carry out service and packaging. - •- (Onion loaves toon •'..••' • More fun for the summer! „: . '* Cheeburger Cheeburger Is proud to "V' welcome our new manager..;-.-. Patrick Hennessey! New Summer Hours:-• Julvist-Sept.ist 11:00AM'tlhOOO 472-6111 - • .• 2413 Perwinkje yvay , 0IC PARKIN'dtO' IfhafiniBSJilBusirvess; Reopfe Use .Thes island's #1; NEWSpapery i vThe Island fleportefp> business environment how much of each item to prepare. . Boaters cautioned : The public is quitt> recepHvn. "People call up and write letters. I just got a letter from a lady in not to land ,.$-s =' Ohio Who wants a formula for bran muffins.". r ... Arthur is assisted by Ruth Cohen, onc'of the • '"" on Skimmer Island . : • vast majority who had Labor Day off. "When I'm : By Matt Perez '•>''~'_ I not here,'she takes care of things." Edna Rusnak - is behind the counter,'making sueEestions. A' Boaters along the intracoaslal waterway have c relatively new employee, Michelle Gromer, "is told the Island Reporter that signs placed on a * good in decorating cakes" according to her super- • spoil of island dredged for black, skimmers are too l visor. And delicatessen manager Libby Fiala is - small to SOP. until on the island. . ( busy in her corner of the kitchen steaming The spoil island was built about two years ago j vegetables and frying chicken. - . ^ by U.S. Fish and Wildlife officials from J.N. - It's like a family. It's cnjoyahle to come to • "Ding" Darling Wildlife Refuge. Signs were install- \ work," I just love baking in general," says Arthur. ed designating the land closed during black skim- - f At risk of belaboring the point, we might call il tner nesting season. ' - ~ _-,- I /. a labor of tove.n Refuge manager Ran Hight said there is no ex- : cusc for boaters to miss seeing the signs. Also, - f refuge workers regularly patrol the area to keep - the area clear for the 161 adult skimmers nesting William Fowler assumes ' there. \ • ' .-•. .. '•". .- •• '-. -:•-.' Hight said people landing on the island are ' Robb & Stucky post primarily picnickers. . • . - William W. Fowler has been appointed operations As for curious bird-watchers, hts said the signs systems analyst for Robb A Stucky, fine furnishings are easily visible through binoculars. Certainly, a " showrooms and interior design studios. ' •',"• billboard sign in the water will not be erected, he ' : : Recently director of systems at Manjuia Hotel added. . • ••-:.:-• ,,"• •£. -; ,,:. • - . ^ and Resorts, Fowler will manage operational •_'• " He cautions boaters not to land on the five-acre - systems and data processing programs for Robb & spoil island, which some call Skimmer Island or - : Stucky, which, like Marquis, is under Mariner Group Hight Key. Aiso, he warns against letting a dog or _' ownership, , :- • I ...i . cat loose onthe island. Fowler's background spans fluids of hospitality, Deli manager Libby Fiala stirs things up. " 'That's the worst thing they can possibly do is medicine, hospitals, insurance and manufacturing. take a dog on the island," Hight said. v '' : He will be based at the furniture company's Colonial Black skimmers are found year round on "*.:: L.•••'.-"• Boulevard headquarters,D ••"' = .. Sanibfl, Captiva and outlying islands, according to author Connie Toops. Before the spoil island was : BROWN BAG dredged, the birds nested along Sanibel Causeway „ -^ • please see page 25A LIMOUSINE Now WEDDINGS in tlie tavern! SHOPPINQ NIGHT OUT : COMPLIMENTARY a"mf\ SIGHTSEEING *- CHAMPAGNE «/• SPORTING EVENTS Rtsanrt Now :. TAMRON TRAVEL INC. "Specializing in your total travel needs". IHURSDAT, OCTOBER 1-7; 1987v >A.0K. " V • ff ?- NASHVIllE/SMOKIES WLl FOUAGt comodations 3-slar properties « belter, breakfast and'uinnei incfuded each fuB day. tour ot jack " Daniels DisUlery. tour ol Nashville, Parthenon, Mandtell Country, stara" homes, Jintie' Wid show at Mush: City. U.S.A.. reserved scaling (or 'Grand OIB Opfy" oertorrnance, Dolty Parton's new Uieme parV "DoB^wOod". dinner and show a! OW Hetdleberg oo Ober Gaflmberg. ride the Blue Ridge Parkway through the Smoky Mountains, breathtaking spectacular color and scenery, lunch on (Mtmore Mansion o»oumis at "Deer Park"', tour of Brllmore Mansmn. .ind winery, Savannah, GA wilh dflfier at the fabulous Pink House RestautaM Full 5-coufse meat, a Futl 7 days mclutJes alllaxes&gratuities. . vr- •" •, :- .- •";.• H45.00PEH PERSON DOUBLE OCCUPANCY w r, i „ „ V, . ' -- ISOO.OOPEHPEnSONTniPLEOCCUPANCY- ~ ' •• " ' -. S56S.00PERPERSONOUADOCCUFANCT .. : -, !: J735.O0SINQLESUPPLEMENT -'"' ; ' ii com oda lions at the beaut'ul MacArtnuts Vineyard Holtrtay lnr», W Palm, pertorrnance and .at "Musicanna". Supper ckih, breaVlasI at hotel both mornings- (natinee performance and Burt Reynolds Jupile' Theater fealu'ing An.ta G'ilette "» "Tne K.tig anil" and eitihrtg Saturday evening Relutri homen'daite'noon Sunclay. Inc'mJoa bag^^e handi.rg and ta> gratuities. - - -•. - . - • • . "• - J155.00PERPERSONDOUBLEr ' •"' n , J1SO.OOPEflPER50NTRIPLE : .: J 145.00 PER PERSON QUAD : • ' -•;'•• SIBO.OO SINGLE SUPPLEMENT r :; Enjoy our delicious Mai.;.: Lobster "no-frills style" "' in our Tavern from 4 until closing PRICE INCLUDES: RoundtriD deluie rnolorcoacti^seM^es ol pf pkriierttary fottestsinenls on board coach'. do*n and back HQift ic — or — got the full lobster dinner - "' " -«_ trolley tour of Key V/es! 'rcm hotuf. bnggi treatment in pur liining room...... : $10.99 I 1133.00 PER PERSON DOUBLE OCCUPANCY Maine Lobster Speciuls Sunday — Thursday Only ti 15,00 PER PERSON TRIPLE OCCUf ANCf ; (Wiilc Supplies Ijib!)^ ••- . -••'.". tSS.DO PER PERSON QUAO OCCUPANCY II65.0OSIN0LESUPPLEMENT: : . . NT-HAWAII!!!" '6 wiH>pcM?"n'(jbitsst1 % • <*. Sanibel Island county Properties, Inc. Area Red Gross looking for new people "The Matchmakers* By_Mary Coleman ''..'-, ^ "" . • ; . r Lint and planning; for etnergvncy sources for waltr, .-•^ ' . '•'.•' , ••'• i:- U iff ami fond- Damage nsst'ssment after a disaster Property of A series of frt'i." classes in ritsasti-r training heir). •.. fs another key responsibility. The Red Cross stan- recently in Furl Myers wa '<• •• CANAL FRONT ShelL ILitlior, l,(ri|c 2 beilrouhi 2 balli, BKEAKFAST! LUNCH! tiimlly rotmi, W.liililully (.furnished, pool BAKERY! IMUlble. Ou'isi/'ed patio, ilcick.Walkinii r HfllR5TYLE5 FOS (TltN &• WCfTiEN distanceUo Ihe henrli. Sborl distano-' t<> 1200 PGriwinkJe Way • At Wl!'s Landing Will; Kverytriing!from.Scratch Causeway rait. SZ7'J.'J(IO. Alter bouts: Call S:ISO a.m. In a;0U p.m. Closed Tuesdays O W^QFFBROADWAYCAFE; -tfMW? John Kniill. -I72-3(17«. • ' " -;-.? K? i-?r:.'«5 WlLt BE:CIOSBD ;a>i- i>f j; - •: SEPTEMBEH Hlh THRU OCTOBER lit • HOMESITE GOLF COURSE VIEW Hraiillluj Middle Gull [Itive bonn'bite with acress i.j. itie be.icli. I'rinw lumiesiie Island Quality Living At An $195,000. .Afirr hours John Gee -182-6304.. ••.|i'V)i H *ii \•Silk's lW.1"' ml (Sup Unbelievable Price COMMERCIAL VACATION RENTALS' TERRIFIC BUSINESS "'• WINTER SUMMER . .OPPORTUNITY LOCATION o - WEEKS WEEKS Deli (business (inly ulth leasehold). Near • Bandy Beach ;>• ~ . 900-1200 S 500-575 " beaches, east cndollsland. Business bo>»J Compass Poini s E50-148S S 400-62$ ' 1 S1175-15OQ % 900 -A in summer" as uell as'scason. The potential - ' Ooilnla Gultside Plsee*" 53900-5000 " S22OO-250C ' is there anil the price Is ^reasonable at King's Cro*n" 700-925 J 475 $49,500. Alter hours call Betty Thomas at Lighthouse Point" $ 800 , s 400"' •:••=•• - 472-8178, . Loggeihead Cay 5 630-B25 '. s 400 _:;••?• Points Santo* RETAIL / OFFICE CONDO de Sanibet S 73G-17W , S 425-850 ;' This spacious, newjy landscaped 3L Located ill Trt'e Tops CcnUe, just across Sandpebble - , " S 500-650 % 325 : - Bedroom/2 Bath, Pool Home is located from ihn Hairy Queen. 740 Square Vest. Sana Points S 637-9SO S 425-430 : on a deep water canal with a large dock Biirgiiin. Priced ill S1O5.9OO. Aficr hours Soneste Sanibel having a hoist lor small boat! Living room Harbour Resort - s 695-1095 I 490-600 w/dining area! Family room with wet bar, c»H Jnlin Gee .it 482-6501. Sundial I 5t5-12OO S 375-650 - fireplace, Berber carpet and eating area. . Tarpon Beach i 650-890 S 4?5 •'; • Separate utility room. All carpeted and new vertical shades and draperies. 2-Caru. m "30 Day V niTTitjrr. - ' Garage with elevator. Many extras,; r 472-4808 . Special Dic-CQu (5 for Fou Weeks ar longer •'•'• security system." 1101 Periwinkle .<> • on Most Uints. : 5625,000 ; Suite 106 Own I. Scnuldo lire* LiCfi^5erf Peal Eslatt Broker 472- 5021 BY OWNER ;" Treetops Centre P.O. Bo* 2iO-Pa'm Ridge Rd Out-otto* icatiefs.cali ,. Sanibei Island. £la. 33937 •" 800/237-5146 .; CALL 1-813-535-9395 .-.© permits & deeds . The lollowing property deeds tor rroro : Tiflua Cay, .185 E. Gull Drive, for 51,745- than 560,000 wero recorded ill Lee County - lor an LP gas tank by Tropigas. - Courthouse during the week ending S.J. Warfcus;'1285 Par View Drive, lor. August 31:^ S2.00G lor a pool, deck, footer and wall by RonaW Gregor tc Stephen Johnson, Michigan Homos. .: Parcel in Lot 14, Phase II, Dunes, 190000. - Jacques Gagnon, 747 Birdie View, for .Stanley Lelller to Phillip Hahr- Lot 22 £15.000 for a pool, deck, looter and *j!i by - Little LaHe Murex, 590,000. - Micnigan Homea : : . - • : : Salely Harbor Finance Corp. lo Herman ' Haicld Savage, 3007 Polnciana Circle, . Kling, Lot 36, Safety Harbour Club Upper • for 51,500 lor a pool, deck, fooler and wall -.• Captiva, 563.000. "-• -. \. by Michigan Homes. -Jane Day to Clarence L'ebSOhei, Lol 99, Sanibel Bayous, Phase t, J61.500, ^ - for 51,500 lor a pool, deck, footer and wall Equity Services Group Inc. to Scolt by Michigan Homes *' - , ~ Naumann. Unit 489, Trgua Cay, 5385,000. ---. , BMHH, 990 Beach Road, lor J15.000 lor - Susan Kirkpalrrck to Miles Seifert, Unit remodeling by Joval Builders. ':• UE^, Pofnte Santo de Sanibel, $276,000. Jim Wilson. 235 Palm lake Drive, lor"-.- :' '•'•'- > Mark Rubin lo Howard Keating, Urtil - J110,000 for a single family residence by p FRESH ... 121. Loggerhead Cay. Phase I, 5235,000. Richard Kennedy. - -: ~ George Winger to David Flanigan, Unil The Colony Group, 439 Bella Vista Way, ; ; • UC-31, Poifite Santo de Sanibel, JI95,OOO. no value, for a const ruCtion.irifiler by IT'S LICENSED BY Tanya Mi'ler to Mario OeJulio, Unit D-21. Naumann and Rhonehouse. - Polnte Santo de Sanibel, 5195,000. . William Boswell, 1167 Sandcaslle fload, THE STVYTE OF FLORIDA Palsy Baker to John Daldyga, Unit 191, • " for $12,000 for an addition by owner Loggerhead Cay, $190,000. - ;~ Haiel Amon. 810 Elinor Way, for $2,500 , The City ol Sanibel issued the following for a wood deck and fence by owner.' * building permits during the week ending , Joe Burnsed, 459G Brainard Bayou, for : Sept.3:. /: -. . \ . • •' $6,500 for an addition'by .Richard Kennedy, Donald Hulchinson. 175< Buntirg Lane. Keith Peters. 3350 Barra Circle, for tor 51,650 lor a lower level storage by 52.000 for a screen Enclosure by Ciimatrot • Renaissance Carpentry. Inc. ;-..- •• • - - •-- ' - ••" Frank Vita, 237 Daniel Drive, (or 563,000 • Robert McDonald. 1073 Skifl Place, !or - For a single family residence by River bend 52,500 for an' enclosed lower level by~.-. Homes. • -.. . Danta LoRusso. 233 Daniel Dijve, lor James Slogner, 1700 Periwinkle Way, for 561,110 lor a single larnily residence by ' Si,750 lor interior remodeling by owner. Riveibend Homes: - , Elizabeth Gillis. 774 Sand Dollar Drive. o Richard G. West, 230 Daniel Drive, lor lor 511,000 for a pool and deck by All Sla'r 583,955 tor a single family residence by • Pools. *••••' ri • • • • Hiverbend Homes. • Jell and BarbarCralfl, 711 Periwinkle "H V Alfred Munhenbeck, 235 Danie! Drive, for Way. for $1,000 lor a dock by Bob Degand.' . 460,600 lor a single family residence by West Wind Inn, 3.145 W. Gulf Drive, for Riverbend Homes.-. $12,000 lor pool deck expansion by - '- Alfred Laudeman, 819 Lindgren, for _ . Renaissance Company. •- . .-• •.:•; -. 513,000 For a pool and deck by Barnes • David Swedlow. 751 Windlass Way;Vr" • P0OI3. :. : ; ' 5900 for a LP gas tank by A-1 Gas Co. ,;; erucc Myers, 570 Lake Murex Circle, lor '•- .Southland Corp. (7-Eieven). 2460 '• J 14,000 lor a pool and deck by Barnes': Periwinkie Way, for a temporary tent Pools. Kj Aug. 31 and Sept.-567 by owner.- WE SERVE IT FRESH .. John BellslQ. 1048 Kings Crown, for Mark Klaubei, 159? Serenity Lane, lot i3,900 lor a pool enclosure by Voder 58,200 lor a pool by Ricfiardson P00I3 ', OR WE DON'T SERVE IT AT ALL! Aluminum. : . - 975 K.lbll Road 472-3I2B Fall LlnMor Lli.c.i All M.Jor Credit C.rd. *" liBHuninaiunn ' CLOSING LABOR DAY. SEPTEMBER 7 • SEPTEMBER 17 ''••-..•• f' Limited number »milnlr>9 ni th**c untqut? -. • vill*e«"«id(rtcef iUrlingetS85.0O0.Juil ••" 'SOMERSET. 'itep* awav, on onr »l . TOLL FREE (OtfT OF HI 1-800.423-11155 GullDrk* aoMrrss. •-• . ^ -'n -.. • . 3215 Wnt Gtdt [Jri KNGWLEDGEvEXPERIENCE, : ••;•• PROFESSIONALISM;., • •"' and results make us #/.; -'• - 1149 Periwinkle Way i 2427 Peiiwinkle Way . Sanftiel kland, Ftorida 33957 (813) 472-3121 Ton Free: m FU (600) 2820360 \ <•'. Outol a (800)2376004 ^Beachcomber Quietly wcludfd on Eait Gulf Drive. Beachcomber front* TanUra ... *n exceptionally bMUtiful etght unit condominium. : ditfctty on one ol (he liland't wldrit ind moil attractive offering at much as28 50 itguare feri of beach front, liuury sfnf In: o beache*. Thf bulldlngi, dMlflned in th* »tyj« nf traditional Uldnd living. Imported floor lllw. rkh woodt, mtial roufa, «• : lilsnd tottage*. are b«autlfutty tied together with handwmf panilv* funJit toomt, European Inspired crafttinanihlp and '*•»; n . Du natural wood*. delic«t»ly lattked bakonin, gl»t» block rail- icrrened bnlconln ovnlooking the water* of thcGull of Mo- ing* and other unique atchllrctural Bringing comfort home to Southwest Florida eXECUTlVc TITLE. Insurance Agency, Inc.' • Title Insurance • inc. • Real Estate Closings • my vcy wr\ • Contractor & Developer Call day or night: The Finest in Slorm & Security Protection Project Discounts • LEE COUNTY 1506 Periwinkle Way, Plant and Showroom Sanibel, FL 33957 24430 Production Circle, S.E. 8134728228 Bonito. Florida 334-8900 Other Convenient Locations Cape Coral • Fort Myeis • Donila Sp'.ngs WE CUSTOM MANUFACTURE For the protossioral service you need. AIR CONDITIONING.INC.' and INSTALL when you need jr.' > OOCUKSEHTEn VIDEO island DE SAEISBEL REPORTER INSURANCE VIDEO DOCUMENTATION OF POSSESSIONS AND HOME FOR FURTHER INFORMATION — CALL TERRI TODAY TRACKING CHART 472-6592 or 275-7427 '•'. ••• V- • .- •' •'"' '•• ••'•'•" k—1~ j ;: • . \ : ;^~*'.-'.. ... ;- ••• fi. : .;. • 3i*m,, TncUa d.Pvrhtp ' J: '• ""•>' JW TS-n.W •-' '"' • • "; " '-->• :Pat's i HAIR CARK- ^ VICKICOOK PATKA1H ; MARV JANB CLARK •",,....- Stylists - Men'* andLodtn .\. Sculptured Hair Sn'fe% . . . Snkdfnr You m Trvnd,- , \ t f'.l.'ATtMAl.* ? - 7 :. . - •'" framing . si HIS if i v vr t THI\. nn>h t: v, /tfrm. —? "<--" ','-'•• ELSAWAIlimL i NlCARAi;! ili 00° 95° i90»5 ^V 85", "I 80*' l-"atinK, Colm Codir.g. - Soil Litjht (lei Nails Announcing [ho offices ot; / " 813/472-6779 • INSIST ON VALUE MEDICAt & SURGICAL -^ • INSIST ON QUALITY V FOOT SPECIALIST • [^ Free Cremation' • INSIST ON PROFESSIONALISM Dr. Curtis W. Skupny; DPM • INSIST ON THE 10-YEAR HOMEOWNERS Information : Podiatrist WARRANTY * , , ,^ Old Florida, Traditional & Contemporary Homes COMPLIMENTARY FOOT CONSULTATIONS Treatment & X-flays Not Included • SANIBEL AREA. ... '" 'SAN CARLOS U r O D t BUILDERS, INC: 15620 McGregor B!vd. 19150 Acorn Rrf S.E. FI. Myers, FL'3390a .. Ft. Myers, FL 3391? 482-7100 3671177 P.O. BOX 1216 SANIBEL ISLAND • MED CENTER PLAZAS 939-1580 *PS8t??1 ,' HS -• Shutter Co. YOUR ISLAND TREE QUALITT WORK MO OEPESOABIE SERVICE LOCAL MANUFACTURERS • Accordions • Colonials SERVICE OF • Bahamas • Awnings Caribbeans • Panels Mini-Rollsh utters RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL Foim flllad Aluminum ilili provide piuonalan • Rolldowns HURRICANE PROOFING hurricana prolacilcn Chsck wtili ui (or TOPPING & SHAPING banallti ^ Our Showroom Location CLEANING & REMOVAL VEHAL Mini Rollihutltn cl»e youi enrtiu, • HAULING coruervalloa problems and glva from bounty and 11650 Chitwood Dr, S.W. ptote'lionio yoyrhome San Carfos & Kelly Road ASK ABOUT OUR WARRANTY -161? Free Estimates 466-7577 369-8600 or 332-2744 LEHIQH ACHES INDUSTRIAL PAI1K Ffl££ CS1IMATES SI:NTKY SECURLiy SYSTEMS 472-1231 24 Hr. Central Station Monitoring Burglary, Fire, Medical 'TARPON BAY ELECTRIC] ATLANTIC OCEAN Commercial Residential New Construction Service Calls Electrical Wiring Telephone Wiring and Service IH«USBHHInnwiw»H| Q lo te ti'oughl < flihfnoifnaci o O Fol>e*ing • nJiufn d ia t« tea Coun pOA^r 11n«> or f^if>«$ of Jig 1 ome'oclrlcit ItcHtilei Phone: 995-2121 X Sanibel's Only 24 Hour Central Station Alarm Company Distributors For: SpAT&T SECURITY SYSTEMS UK COUNTY IUCTRIC COOPERATIVE INC, For More information Call Colled (813)472-3311 p. -_*£(: j; the islands ? Schedule for 'Adult Courses' is announced T'ai chi master Sanilftl Captiva Adult Courses, Inc. formerly (he den on the islands with introductio&tn Inland .T SanibcJC;q»l;va Cummunily Courses, will begin an plant select ion, soil preparation, design iind theiiM' to teach on island ,; Wednesday, Oct. H and ccintinut* through Friday, of native plants, will be taught by Mjletia Kskcw or. Thursdays, Oct. 29 ami Nov. 5 and 12 and Hath v ''• Sanibtl Community Asscieiation president Doris Doc. 18 with classes in right offiTinys scheduled*for - Plait announces an ongoing course in Tai Chi bet. . different locations on Sanihel. Ikmne on N9.V.'19 between 9:30 and 11:30 a.m. at ••: : Sanibei-Captiva Conservation Foundation :: ween 10 and ll:.10ii.m.on Saturday mornings at the ' "Basic Hriilgo") (or beginners «r as a refresher for ..issneiat ion's cctiicrun reriwinkiu Way ."The first a sometimes player, will he I.IIIKM by Anne Green headquarters on San. Cap Road. (Hwmc's lecture will session is Oct. 3. . _ .-'.-.=- '"'".: on Wednesday, from 9 a.m. to neon at St. Michael's concern the use and si-lrction of native plants.) - and All Angels" Episcopal Chiirch. Costis$25.CailWinnieComl<)issy,»7266U. \\ To be taught by Tom Ilanli of Furl Myiira master' - '. Costis $45, maximum 10 players. For more infor- "Christmas Decorations Using Plant Materials", • tuachrr and studcrtl for 20 years, the ancient "_ •: mation, call Judy Dirks, -172 6113 or Lois Kessler will be taught by Milena Eskcw on Thursday. Dcc.3 Chinese calisthenics is suitable for anyone regar- between 9:30 a.m. and 11 JO a.m. at Sanibel-Captiva dless of present physical condition, age or athletic 472-1772. ; ability, according tit sponsor JoAnna Hudson of Fort "Play of the Hand — Bridge", for players who •"'" • Conservation Foundation headquarters, San Cap " Road;" " '•"• V r Myers. . ' . " must be at intermediate level to enroll, and ° .; . I--- She said the exercises, a minimum of 37 which designed ti> help students plan and think through utilize interior muscles, bring ahoul relaxation after complexities of declarer play and defense, will he they are learned and practiced sufficiently. !~ taught by Jean S?btl on Fridays, from 9 a.m. to noon TOKEGISTEH: r at St. Michael's and All Angels' Episcopal Chur- Please fill out the form below and mail it ith j Cist oTcourse is $45 a month. For more infor- r mation, call Hudson at 936-1469, write her at 1323 : ch. "" .. ,..••••• a separate check for the correct amount for arn, t 146L| . Rio Vista.'Forl Myers,FL33901>rca1l the . Cost is $ 15, maximum 10 playcrs.'To register, call course to: ADULT COURSES: I».O. Bo: association, 472-2155.U » ; - - ' * Jean Hyers,-172-1001. *>•-'.- ". :' "~ • Sanibei Florida.33957. ... * "Miniatures", the furnishing and decorating of a j NAME:_ - : .J^^ room in miniature, will he taught by Millie Taylor on I ADDRESS; __!____._ Tuesdays, Oct. 27, Nov. 3.10 and 17 from 9 a.m..to 12 noon at 41133 West Gulf Dr. •*'• r ' : • TELEPHONE NUMBER: . wedding . Cost is $18 and materials; if box is needed, call in " I wish ti> enrol! in course:: advance,; 472-127S. For more information, call Mary Carter 172-5669. •. .- " , V'a * / Hunt-Idstrom weddtngV "•••"/- "Shells and Sva Life of Samuel", answers to Mrs. William O. Hunt of Sanibel has announced questions visit ors ask conrcrning shells and sen life I hat the marriage of her daughter, Ellen, to John (habitat, food, shelter, enemies, defense and >".\.:: '• Total Cost: $_.__„_! K A. Idslrom II Umk place on Aug.23 in Key West, reproduction), will be taught by Alice Anderson Tuesdays, Oct. 20 and 27, Nov. ;t and f 0 between, The couple will live in Wayzata.MN.D '" J 1:30 and 3:30 p.m. at Sanibel Community Center. ,.. Cost is $12.50. Call Kay Schneider 472-9172, "Decorative Stitching Cross Stitch", wilh cm- =• Cost is i 10 and materials. Call Liz Klie .172-5-197. ; phasison counted cross stitch using waste canvas to "Chefs Delights", specialties prepared hychnfsat decorate sweat shirts, jackets ami other garments, •• four different restaurants and then shared with : will be taught by Barbara Boullon on Tuesdays, Dec. students, wil! be taught on Thursdays at the . :'i 1,8 and 15 between 9 and 11 a.m. at Idle Hours Shop,' Tollowing locations; Wil's Landing, Nov. 2; Noopies Palm Ridge Dr. » - - - and Sundial, Nov. 9; Timbers, Nov. 16 and Thistle Cost is $9 plus materials. Call Kay Schultz. 472- Lodge, Nov. 30 from 10 a.m. to noon. .; • SANIBEL SAM'S : 1458. : . £•'.- •.;-• • . t.v :< - "•"'-. .- - • : Cost is $40. Call Ut Klie 472 5497 or Mar; Carter : "Landscaping Your Island Home", or bow to gar- 4725669.O. :. :. CAETIVA URAKCH" OFFICE 172-3318 SEKVIStJSANJBKI. AMI CAiTlVA ISLANDS ..-ASSOCIATES; INC., BROKERS I;N.JKRTHY.SAMR MANAGEMENT SIMK ISTO Especially For Nature Lovers Located in Santbcl Bayous, this three bedroom/two bath home has its own private "walk" to a small lake where birds and other wildlife abound. Excellent floor plan with "cat:ln" kitchen, pass-thru to large screened porch, two car garage with laundry, easy care yard, new AC system. Freshly painted and in "like new" condition. On private sewer system. Deeded beach access with parking nearby. Call us to ! -A Fine Selection of inspect this fine value. Asking $155,000. * '.' • v • •• ; Gold and Silver Jewelry • • •:• • • • • * • * • ;•••:••• Designing & Hani „ COMMERCIAL PROPERTY WITH DOUBLE STREET-FRONTAGE Located in the Halm Ridge Town Center area which is perfect for a, Sanibel business location. This is one of Sanibel's few remaining commercial properties. ; : - ;-..:' -""•'•'. p"'----- ^-"'V^ "i\T" agenda Chadwick's wants to : SANIBEL CITY COUNCIL MEETING AND ROUTE SCHEOULES- PROVIDING COUNCIL CHAMBERS FOR CONFLICT ANO SEVERANCE; AND see photos of'our cute- '•"• ' : - (MacKENZlEHAUl PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE-." • ' : • ' 800 DUNLOP ROAD. -. . ; . 11:10 A.M. Public Hearing and Second • little grandchildren and :. ,. September 15. 1937 - Reading,of AN ORDINANCE AMENDING in that case, - ." i • '-' "AGENDA SUB-SUBSECTION I.D.4.f.Q). OF THE LAND Jheyll give us each don't show them DEVELOPMENT CdDE; REVISING STAN- 9.00 A.M. Invocation and Pledge "ol DARDS FOR THE PLACEMENT OF FILL ON ' Big Junior's photo. Allegiance (Klein). Approvai ot ttie Minutes LOTS IN SANIREL GARDENS SANIBEL .-,„ of Regular Meeting of SH'ST. Planning Com'.' HIGHLANDS. AND TARPON BAY SU9DIVI- mission ReDon, Pubitr, Comments and Jn- ; SIOPJS WHICH ARF. IN THE ALTERED tiujfiei. City Attorney's Report, ai Monthly" ~LfiND OR MID-ISLAND RlDGE 2ONES, '" Litigation Report. Cily Manager's Roport PROVIDING FOR CONFLICT ANO (lor ..additional items see 130 P.M.I a> SEVERANCE AND PROVIDING AN EFFEC- Resolution approv(r?9 ari inteflocdi asjr&o- rnen! with Lee County r9gar0i:>g (tie S^cpi>3- 11:20 AM. Public Hea*'ng and Second . '.-. ed Sanibel Causeway bond issue ai3 pians ^eatfina cl AfJ ORDINANCE AMENDING • " for reconstruction ot Span A. b) Discussion SUBSECTION I.J.4.i;.(4) OF THE LAND , ;;.of interim io!t3 to be imposed by Lee Cou BUY NOW AND MAKE YOUR MORTGAGE Grandparents! it's "Shmv and Tell" at- ,Chaiiu-icl^s! Sunday, September 13,'19S7. Tell us about your grandchildren! Open . your wallets and show us their photuv'- Wo want to hear all about him adorable and special tliey^nrq to^you on rfii.s ^reat day for yrand people. .^ Mrinj; a photo of your ^ranJchiEJren sin! thi> t-MUpon to Cliaju !tk^,-inj uc- will give you 15% CUSTOM HOME BUILDERS off l{rlinc!l or Ditmcr for each menlHcr of your party.- • • ;; ' ' : ; • -.- . .. ' Since 1057 COXSTBUCT:O.\.I-N.C.. SiibTropic in the lounge ,f, Sammy the Seahorse says: 9:00pm-l:00am Nightly except Tuesday They elmse Ihclr sub-contractors carefully to Insure quality workmanship and materials. No substitutions arc made uilhotil jhe • - owner's approval. "^ -_ . ' "THK LOWEST UIU IS NOT ALWAYS THE UEST FOR YOU!'1. •••••• '• Free Estimates From Your Plans or Oors!: - Check our prices last-you won't be disappointed Morning, Noon 'n' Night CALL for Your Appointment Today •'••/.' J (813)472.9393 ,, -\ . •' ' "' . : '- • or Step In Our Office at ? , '. 2353 Periwinkle Way »1O3 ' £5ERVATKT^ 472*5111 / Sanibel, FL 33957 ' Sute Certlrted - . ^ ! . ^ .CBCOI2418 'ft agenda • from page 17A one pursuant to the City's agreement tor engineering services *iiti Dyer. - Riddle Code Part D. Interpretation of Language, to Mills 4 Precourt, Inc. to review ihe Sanitel'. de!eimtne,wfiD!hef or not enclosures ot a 15. ,.Sewer System *asiewate( permit applica. • ti. x 15 tt. screen pcfch with insect screen t!cn. e) Resotuiion approving Woth Older ^f wir>dows and "A^!ls poses & potco- >al i ment toi engineefing services with Dyer, 1986 slewator permil per "Land • RiddJe. Mills a Precouit, (nc. to develop an Development Cede Seclion I.E-20.b.(iK3Xiii). -/ appraisal report for the Sanibc! ;Se«5f "- Subject property is, located d\ 681 .Rabbit System, t) Resolution eppfovinja two-yfiat RENTAL RoaiJ (Ta* Parcel 28:-»6-22-JJ-00000.GO40; in- lease (or the caretaker's cottage in Gullside terpretation "requested-by iho Cfly ol City Park with Michael F. Murray, g) Resold SansbeF. IL87•?.*. Appeal sub.-niHc-d by Jetry . lion apotoving a tAO-year lease for the West PERFORMANCE J Stern IQI James Lamboy. •. ' ' . ca'elakor s collage on the Lighthouse pro- Recess foi lunch --..."" perty wiih Veronica J. Smusz. ri) Hesoiution IS AVAILABLE, 130. P.M.'Cily Manager's Beport (Con: approving a r«oyear leaae (or Ihe East tmued) a) Discussion wilh Dr. Davtd Kelley .-.caretaker's cottage on trie Lighthouse pro- ~ cordnmirtg trie godls ine Council *isties to petty with David E. KarcrewsH I] Review and CALL ESI ineei (or Ihe cuslomer relations picgram to , apiiffjvai of aiiciien to be conducted at (he ;bs conducied by the Florida tnslilule ot Sanibel CorfiDunity Association by Mike • Go«-ti"nent at Eiliaan Community Cotiege.' . Bricker'Public Comments and Inquiries. (DiscuasiOJi will, take approximately 30. • Mayor and Counci'men's Repons. mmulesi bl Review ol Comr'iunily Housing RENTAL PERFORMANCE IS THE KEY TO and Resources Annual Repor! and approval 'INFORMATION ON THE ABOVE ITEMS of a Fesolulicn e»tnding and revising- ."• INVESTMENT RETURN. If you arc interested in Witt. BE AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW AT ClTY aqreemenl Wilh Ins Cily, aulhofijirrjj the HALL ON MONDAY, September.H, 138?. ', maximizing the return, oh \>6ut rental unit ask ESI It a peison decides lo appeal any decl- to show you the results of their Vacation RENTAL; ,: ston of Ifie body wilh respect lo any mailer Pipyiam's performance {or 1*)86. If you are in- engineering services witn Dyef, Riddle, , coni'dered at such meeting oi heating, he ieriisted ii> buyjng 'rental property, g^t the fads Mills & Precourt, Inc. !or »ariou» aspecis ol :;'wiii. need a record o! the proceedings is " ine Sanibel.Sewer System review, to be ap- made, which record includes ihe testimony , . about ihe gross rt'nls and occupancies t!iat have • proved fay separate wasietvator ordinance, . and evidence upon *hicn Ihe appeal is lo be bsen achieved in the real world,:Tht- study covets d) Resolution approving Work Order number based. ,. over 300 units in 35 cornpWs. - " .'.... c o Slide show on Koreshan plantings available to clubs Hanger Jot- Lloyd, of the Florida buildings and interiors bving . Department of Natural Resources, • restored by the state. The site, on '• "at the state Koreshan Historic Site the National Register, is unique AVAILABLE at Estcro, has developed a slide because it is the only Korcshan col- and commentary program ori'the ony throughout the VS. that has _ unusual trees and plants introduc- survived virtually intact. ed by the self sufficient Koreshans Clubs interested may contact •'.' nearly a century ago. r' Lloyd by calling the Koreshan Uni- SANIBEL ESTATES. LOT 17. UNIT 3 - BR-" ty toll'free (1) 992-2184 from any ;. ING HAMMER, NAILS AND LUMBER AND The show also gives some views Fort Mvers exchange or write Box REAP THOUSANDS, OR DONT BRING of the surviving turn^f the century 7, Estcro, FL 3.1928:ti " ".- HAMMER, NAILS AND LUMBER AND REAP NTs OF THOUSANDSIt! To build or nol to build, ihat Is the question. Will you construct- ihe Sfcnibel home of your dreams on this canal front . lot. or will the investor in you insist that ypu sell it?' It you ire making monlJif/ - and vacation in the Bahamas for a month? While paymenlson a two or you are deciding, call for the pertinent information threo year old car, we can on this property. . •. ., probably put you In Gorgeous Resorts 3-4 Days S a BRAND NEW CAR FOR For Only 69.95 Per Family. SUNDIAL T-402 - Enjoy the* best of both THE SAME MONTHLY To Qualify Call 813-482-8220. worlds .'-. Full resort action or peace and quiet in PAYMENT writ no monsy your own private world on the east side. Two bed- down. ,. ; rooms, twe baths plus a den. Call for complete details. $237,000 furnished. .: ••__*.,• '/ THE DUNES - Be the King of The Dunes in this SDaOQ3 four bedroom, two'^and one half bath prestigious AUTO LEASINO INC. . home which contains 3360 square feet of air condi- tU9 PERIWINKLE WAY tioned space which Includes a family room. den. V SAMUEL, FL MW7 and study. The master suite Is located privately on " 813M72-4484 the entire second floor and offers a three room bath with sauna. If the liouse'has not sold you yet, the view will. Imagine, noi only will you have Ihe finest home in The Dunes . but also themost panoramic view; From six rooms in the home you have a view Sanibel's First arid Finest over'the 3rd j. 1th, 7th. and 8th fairways, and twoJ if':. lakes. Truly one of the most elite addresses in The Seafood Restaurant :; Dunes/^all for the complete details and a private VX-.-' showing. Offered al $275,000. :: .-" Harbor COMPASS POINTE 132 - GULF FRONT ivilh spectacular' view i.Spacious two bedroom two House bath condominium. One of the" most desirable vac- lidri/rental complexes on the Island. This.unit " Restaurant grossed $18,001) in .1986 and has bookings o(-. ( • $26,577 from January 1 J87(through' April 1988,^ Dine In Authentic O/de Island A' Includes all the'conveniences of home PLUS your' own CABANA Amenities include two tennis, j EARLY BIRP courts. BBQ and picnic area, and larye.porj, in . lowly selling. Furnished in -nisi1,' browns. papriUa ~ and liyhl lo medium wicker woods. Photos, video ''and "data" pao, available. Offered.'at $235,000 pall Toll Free Nationwide 1-800-237-6002 L.^r.r.. in Canada 1-800-447-6002 1-800-282-7137 TELEX 797295 7 e^^* , EXECUTIVE SERVICES, INC. ~~;1648 Periwinkle Way Sanibel Island, FL 33957 (813) 472-4195 t 5:00 p.m.- 9.J0p.i Family owned & operated 1244 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel Island. FL ' Sincerely. .4721242 BUI and Anne Walter © V'^^F^&pVT*"^ 1-Ov GCILF-—. —— : • from .page't A ; .; _••.''.. -"I hope l.ean make that statement in one year," '!. A Day to Remember he added. -(r-~ • ,;''•' ". ' - • • :-' -".. OH ,. - ... ."' • control and habitat protection ~ could be a major "People do not flock .to Lee County to enjoy the : thrust of the Coastal Research Center. "amenities of Lehigh, Cape Coral, Alva or Iluck- .,'. Upper Captiva Island "Slorm water runoff is probably a major issue , ingharn." Magee said. The strong argument, he •.) w : Home of f W: F for every county," said Dr. Kumar Ma hade van, continued, is that-they comv because of coastal • : P Upper Captiva Property Management, Inc. I iMrector of Mote Marine Laboratory. - '• resources (like the barrier islands!. Mahatlevan said Coastal Research Center will and Staff . serve as both a clearinghouse of regional research Li'ndbfad said during a break that environmental SALES' • RENTAL •'MANAGEMENT ft-"" and a base for hands on research. The facility, initiates in a couniywicle basis wotilij be n good )<, which cost about $ 100,000, will work in conjunction starting point tiespile the seminar's fncus on the _'. with research universities. Department o N regionwide approach. . _ •'--[„ ;r i- Resources and Department of Environmental . Magce suggested there is not much county con- !• Regulation,; A first step wiffcbe to name a technical cern for Sanibel Island because thercalready are" •- advisory committee, that will appoint Coastal effective environmental programs within city :| ~ Research Center coordinators. ' government. •'• - • •_'-:-.•_-'•' '•';'• An initial donation of $30,000 from businessman - Dave Fletcher started Coastal Research Center. ' However, storm water drainage and marine ; ^Fletcher, chairman of Ciinl)o Fashions, said Flori- dumping are two problem'areas he points will af' ; diansi are destroying their own coastline. . ST' feet Sanibel because it derives its money from its '.. " " "And it's us who have to save it," he added. -environment, which depends on surrounding ."* One of two (Ipper Captiva Property ',"--• Despite the diversity of counties represented at waters.- =.-; -. '"• •_ • "" . ". '" !• Management's Island Waterfront Offices " the inaugural seminar, environmental issues affec- Spokesmen from various coastal counties echoed YOUR ISLAND VISIT ting each county sounded much the same. that thought: the environment is what draws peo \ Lee County Director of Planning Hob Magee pie to Florida. , „ ~ ••-.•- Said the highest DER official, secretary Dale i listed the following five problems affecting Lee - \ ! County: . . ... -• • • Twachlmann: "What we do in the natural environ- : ment affects us in t"he urban environment. You've . "•"-"10:00 AM . .'"." - illegal destruction of mangroves by Your Trip To unscrupulous developers . _ : got to design with nature.";~ ,; '. ' , DNR Executive Director Tom Gardner said his' | Upper Captiva - potential loss of marintTspecies like : manatees because of a significant increase in the' department welcomes the cooperative coastal number of boats and marinas research initiative as a way to ensure Florida's ; : Departure points are -Timmy's Mook ^ - degradation of water quality because 8f cultural resources. - . = Gardner, who formrrlj''workrd with the Depart- I Restaurant, Captiva Island, and Pincland cumulative permitting of septic and waste disposal : Marina/Pine Island. Your bost and captain packaging plants within the coastai zone _ ; = ment of State studying cultural programming,:, said, "Part of our culture is our natural resources. : begin your day with a comfortable 20 — degradation of site specific water (juality minute ride across Pine Island Sound to because of private marine dumping off Fort Myers . Without that, there's not much left."- ^ : Alluding to the role of Coastal Research Center, ; the Island. (Island only accessible by boat Beach ... : " " or private plane.) ^ • ; — potential freshwater pollution of estuaries'"5 Twachtmann complimented its regional approach, =•;_ i because of rnassi\c drainage projects; ";. " including participation hy U.S. Environmental Pro ; : 'tection "Agency regional officials from Atlanta, GA. : Despite dooir,3a>ers, Magee said Lee County has "Certainly this is the plan* where environmental .' done a good job to dale protecting its coastal results start," he said.D '-.'••-- • n resources. - • - - - "10:30'AM- ^ *. Your Tcur Of ..t°'"l^™i*","'.^ "'uPPer Captiva' Bty.in or Bud Drilhart or Paul Zimmerman, •Island Resident Host will accompany on an Island tour through many miles, of lushly vegetated cart paths and along he way give many interesting facts regar- ding the Islands history as well as give you n overview o( some of the available Island ental and teal estate olferlngs. Island R.E. anges' Irom ^Interior lots $16,000—520,000. To Gulf front luxury homes in the S200.000 to 5400,000 range. Lunch at our "Over The Waterfront Cafe" if you wish before your return trip to _ 1:30 PM... Your Return Trip To The Mainland Upper Caplfva Island. * Vet» Sptcl.l Pl»tel Boaters Welcome FUTURE TRIP COUPON Please Book My Island Trip Mow . Call or Wrilcto: Upper Captiva Property Management, I • P.O. Box 476. Captiva, FL 33924 > (8i3) 472-9400 ipot'anisland /WucHli,re .?r •% hit, jKi| c$«)5hijili* jour taincalwill be on 251,000 doonlcps throughout theTL MJVR area.. you'll Neae'r Forget- So jour aBtomtn and ptwpects will tomIOTI K Phone Book for H buying information all jTar long ALL 472-9400 •©••• environment - the bloody . It is soothing to the brain, ""•' strengthens the memory, and clears the system of The thistle: had humors, and is effective" for insanity. It is a _~. good tonic fur girls entering womanhood. It is • - ! Lowly weed to lofty royalty, claimed that the warm lea given to mothers will produce a free suppiy of milk,"* - - -•' I its heritage is centuries old Still another member of the genus ccntaurtc is the star thistle, also called knapweed, which mav " j By Mary Coleman V -.,-"• be used as n substitute for blessed thistle. In Ihe" . as mon the summer rains thai foster ~- ' Middle Ages the powdered ritot of this variety • ." '. th e tMstle is a ''• , lnwly.wcpj with a lofty ";" was used against the plague, -" -'. . heritage. - . . :, But perhaps the m»st famed thistle is the bull :__ "The thistle is if .member of the Asferalcs family ^his!ip or Scotrh thisrlr. Ih.-* roynl cmbirm of i "of flowering~pliints, which includes asters, chrysan- j ihomtmis, daisies, marigolds, zinnias, dan ii el inns, '--- The Most' Anrient.and Most Noble'Order of Iht;'^., : ragweeds, as well as Irltucu ami snfflow'or. It is a i stout biennial with deeply cut ami tool hen*'spiny knighihood. Its modern period dales fronvf.be I6S7- ' ' i loaves and spiny brads around the large, ray less - : futindins: by James II of Great jiriiiiir. U.-mt-.e VII - j flower head. ••:_.,; :•".." : -" . • f'' Sr- -.".ih'd*, hv.t it probshry.'i-of-s back rr ;h f:tr Th~« most numerous genera are cirsium, rar- Uiiiis, and "itop-irdum and there are 15 -20.000 -'species all'told. The dense flowi-r head.n.aj;.hi- <»vomt:n zv.ii i>it»hl knurhts. h was increased, to' " - white, yellow, pink or purple. It is" a fre*|iic-n!-weed Ati, ifco F.'n;ire that"<*.i!i finlrli. The order is one ni" •of wasteland throughout Florida and jho. ifti' two tfldest and mo't prrsLi intiV*in Great Hri- -. -• southeastern t'lijteff Slates, blooming irf "sandy soil e ! l lain,-ranking just below \H Order of ihe Gartce: " May through Sujiirmhor • ' - The nrder is drdicatcti^o Si. Andrew, patron " ,-, Emily Schofield im-luded the thistle in hi-r saifjt «f Scotland and htilfWrs are entitled tt» add" " di'licale watercolor panels "Weeds and -, KT for knighl after their name- Th« insignia ar« a , Wildflowers of Sanihel". which hangs in S.initiel cardus, this variety is a native of the Mediterra- star bearing St. Andrew's cross in ihe center" of - City Hall. - * ,". - nean and grows to a height of two fer-l. It was in which is a green thistle on a field of gold, and a ' corporated into the stained ^lass panels at Saint """" ^Native North American ..varieties such as the ..collar consisting of thistles. AIHnsig'nta are return- sow'thistk> were known to and used by the : - "_ Michael and All Angels' Episcopal Church of , Sanibel hy the designer, Freda lurka. She *-aid Sl.- ed upon tlie death of the holder. „ -' ,>' American Indians. Herbal doctors collected and -,.,, Motto of the order is AVmo me impune la cessit, ''" distilled the milky juice to use as a diuretic and . Bcnedict, founder of the Itenedictine Order of. Monks used it for healing.1- ^ which translates to "iN'o one provokes me with im . -cathartic. It was also used as a 'complexion cream punity. This is^also thp motto of all Scottish : or cosmetic by women. Legend held "that a hare .'". Other sources say'lhat the blessed thistle had regiments,;wHerc it is popularly rendered as.. the reputed super"natural power of warding off being chased by a "predator could stop long enough ".Wha'daur meddle wi'rrie?" ...... ','<•:'"'-_ to nibble a thistle, which would cool the blood and evi!, and still others that il was called blessed ' The Srotch thistle-was also uied in wine and ' ' *^ <>• refresh the animal, enabling him to escape ; because of its medicinal qualities. According to the (raditionaily wurn around the neck to dispel --':' Other species such as the globe thistle are ^Greek physician Dioscoriries, army doctor with tht? superfluous melancholy, a trait for which the Scots occupying Roman troops in Britain in the first ren- . cultivated as ornamentals. • \ - --- are known. „ _•-• ^ • ; - * • Another species, circium vittatum is confined to tury AD, the holy thistle was "a remedy for those_ : ; In the language of flowers, the Scotch thistle" : the Everglades and the Florida Keys. 7'1-. .that have their bodies drawn backwards." i: '• " 1 means independence, austerity, or retaliation. To . - J.i The most revered thistle is the blessed thistle According to turn-of-the century American her- send someone a potted Scotch thistle would con- "or cnicus bencdictus or centaum benedicta.-Also balist Jethro Kloss, the blessed thistle "has very vey a harsh message in harmony with its prickly great power in the purification and circulation of called the holy thistle, spotted thistle, or blessed appearance.Gr- .-• o ,;, '_• : -» 4 CONTINENTAL CUISINE f '". .':.••- Since 1969- "'•'•_'" \v .; A Truly Affordable Dining Experience ' Oh9 what a veal! Veal Cutlets . alia Milanese r VealMarsalla DELICATE FRESH VEAL CUTLF.T. SAUTEED ESCALLOPS OF FRESH - DIPPED IN A SPECIAL BATTER WHICH VEAL DELICATELY SEASONED WITH HAS BEEN SEASONED WITH SPICL5 . MUSHROOMS IN A DRY MARSAIXA V.-' ;,.:. AND HERBS FROM AN OLD FAMILY <- - WINE SAUCE SERVED WITH A SIDE 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath RECtPK, SAUTEED TO A GOLDEN" . DISH OF THIN SPAGHETTIN1 WITH AGL1O E OLIO OH MEAT SAUCE ' " BHOWN. 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Auditions open for Gifted Youth Choir the islands "C , Auditions will bt> man, Italian and Latin, i and express talents in auditions for the Gifted hold Saturday, Kept. 12 throughout the state of the area of the fine and- Youih Concert; Choir. for this year's .Gifted Florida. ^Students performing arts. The Also beginning: Sept? U WHEELS.FOR LIFE: fiillWallstcdt of the Hike Youth Concert Choir of receive instruction in choir includes talented 19, this class will be; Route. Inc. hopes this year's Wheels for Life Bike a-:. Southwest Florida en vocal production, por, young people from 8 (o -j held prior to each choir thon generates at least $2,000 to match funds raised formance lechni'pies 17 years of age. " •'-• class, at 9:30 a.m. Cost. laslyear. •-: : " ': the Edison Community for the preparatory ; Cottage campus. and foreign languages. Classes will.be held , On Sept, 19 at 9 a.m\, cyclists will gather in r - "- Organized last year Saturdays beginning class if SIO. Cost for the concert choir class is Gumbo Limbo subdivision for the closed circuit • [ y The forty voice through the gifted stu- Sept. 19 from 10-12 courfc. Wallstedt is now taking registration and . a.m., for twelve weeks, • $65. - - ,"-., 7 : | choirrunder the direc- dent program Kt ECC's organizing sponsorship for riders. . •-" ,if '' ; , lion of . Tonya continuing education on the ECC campus, - -'^ Contact the continu- "We're not trying to do high inileage," he said, the Hcasonef, prosonts division, the choir pro- A - separate ing education division idea is big money. _- i concerts, of. classical vides an opportunity preparatory class is re- •- -it 189 9235 for further Sponsors pledge dollars for miles their cvclisl • : and contemporary for talented young peo- quired for all new choir, information ; and completes. Funds go to Suttade Children'slle i works in English, Gor- ple- to develop skills.. memh^rs who pass the ' n-gistration.fi.; (: r,^ search Hospital toward theHght against childhood.: cancer. -. . ^" ^ •', • . .:" Center teaches vision-saving techniques^ Diabetes"; •• '.. and A free bicycle safety cWck wilt be completed " sullants who will ex- "Culinary Tips TOT- before riders begin the circuit. Also, since this is not :; On;Saturday. Sept. ••.associated with j HI. from 8 a.m. jip.ni., diabetes.- A1 team of pljin how diabetes ran . Diabetics". A buffet a competitive event, helmets are not required. Rut =, ! the diabetes center of professionals will j»ivt> -damage the eyes and luncheon will be servrd Wallstedt encourages wearing hejmpts regardless. > information ^on huw wHal stops can, be following the Uiree- However, if cyclists wish [o push beyond the 50- Southwest Florida lie-' hour lecture. ]-,. gional Medical Center sight can \>a preservi'd. .taken to prevent"par- ,mile mark set last year, they tnay. Wheels for Life . will host the first in a Speakers;for ihe ,' tiai or total blindness.,. An SS charge in; Bike a thon will continue until noon after which uvrnl include, Joseph Other topics of discus0 elude? buffe L.Iunrh and prices will be awarded for top fund raisers. Call 172 scric? about diahetes. 1955toregifiter.O , -y • ' Entitled, ^.An Eye On Walkt-r.M.D. and Mark sian include: "Diabetes, materials. : I're-: OeSantis, M.D., both- The [talancinff Act": registration is re- Diabetes," it will rover quired. Call 939-SIJJ.r". eye " ^disease'-, .is from Kelinn Con- "The Medicine -of CONSTITUTION •" ...•„[' presiding officer, rarely spoke, btit James ;, ~ altered, modified and changed by the others dur- • from page 9A - - "_," ...,"• Madison, James Wilson, Governor Morris. Roger ring the months of h?atcd debate, but the docu- ^ Sherman, Oliver Ellsworth, Htifus King. FJIbri.fgr ment (hat finally evolved from discussion, debate, local L'leclions. "Gcrryniandering" is still tried to Gerry, William 1'atterson, Jphn Dickenson. John dealing and damnation was liot only sufficient to this day. :"•:•:•:*=• • • G, Rutledge, the two Pinekrieys of South Carolina ; unite the country, it astonished the wnr!d...hs it ' Of the lid men who finally signed the Constitu- and I'ioroe flutter saw the need for a strong ren still does, 200 years later. •t . ' ~ . . tion (DfekciwHi had returned to Delaware sick, but tral government with limited but imporunl!coR- . Mit!f'>rd'3 slulc show mil be shouit on Sunday, _? - his colleague George Read signed for.him, thus " trol over the states. - " o ;! ,-• - Sept. IS at the Hr.tl of 50 *taUs. Starling at 3:30 ,-- making 39 Signatures) only a few had taken an*ac-"-' R James Madison had written the basic plait; in ft.m.t the show will run continuously thrtmghout -.•: live and j'osiiivr role. George Washington, as ,-~' troduccd as the Virginia Itesolves, The plan was • . the flftcraiws.G :\ • .;, .. . - ^ . ; : ( : ' • • •'v'' i' 'rl"' f OLD FLORIDA STYLE HOMES 1 Cram! < j'Piira.l.T, Inc. a stale cer -yij .S;iriik-1 & Cafitiva Is'anrb. 1619 I'iriu inkle Way. Suite 101. Sanihcl, Ft 11957 WEGIiRZ Call (R13) 472-3858 tides / charters / guides .Sailing: Sajlbnats. canaes\ • Diy Sslling: Guaranteed tun . Canservailon Center: . Features guided and self- ' and bicycles for hire with aboard 33 ft. sloop Summer • tide chart : Wind. SaniDel's most guided lours, education ex- SEPTEW BERSANIBEL TIDES :' -' - sailing windsurfing inslrtTc- economical charter, Sailing hibits en the islands' Thur 10 2:ttAMH a2 Parkland Venturas, Inc:: Csnoi Adventures: Wil CAPTAIN Guided nat Eveiglades and Southwest ":- Weslail Choice of' lour BOB SABATINO "• Fishing, wilderness areas. Canoeing, Refuge, or Buck Key," p)ys nibel Captiva Fishing Guide Shelling, hiking, sea k for over 25 years Sightseeing & Sunset Trips wildlile observation. Call Wildlife Drive. Call 4?252t8 482-132B lor.more inldrma-' for information and reserva- Tarpon, Snook, Grouper, Tarpon, Snook, Grouper, Mackerel, Trou!, Redfish, Trout & Redlish. Shark when in season. ; rUSSTHECOHSTGMSntUM ,; Florida Natlve"Gulde.:A Also Shelling Trips Captain John Fussell to Johnson Shoals 472-8850 o Get a C&S Loan Pack Its new. It'finrilinfl. Audit's tn-aling.itfoim Hut llirs *>IJ»'\ is*l a \ilt»-r lit ititi>* Hccanw ritfit ritnv, wfit'ii yivi gri :i C&S fitin* yiiiill fie I ((rciiiiivii with free Free Checking With tfie CAS [.rein Pack, v»'J iWl hr.v to worry ;il»nt sen in- thareu'.. Bvciuu >«r.« dttikiiicis fpje. for tin; (.iiliru IHe'pf the Vtaxi. ',' ' "-"-;•• Free VISA or MasterCard' The IJWII Rick ;il«)RJ\vs yon VISA* or Ma^teK;ard* Oiie-jcar animal tec. . FreeTravelers Checks . Thinking ahml lakint; a vacation-1 Make it a wfc rme «i!li American Fjiiirx-ss' " Tni\vt'rsC3x-;' . Ami five fre on Anseiiain Kx|ifevs' Truu'lm CSn|iio. ii|i In \2JUKI. Plus 1 '2'* l«ra li|i. Siiro li) :u»l iul abml ll«- CAS Inn P.K k 1,1.1 j>. Ill call 1!2-I'|T(|'|™ mi>re infoniiiition. • .; :; _ - - I Hie Citi/cns and Southern 9. National Dank of Moricla •1=5 J PUBLIC INFORMATION: ISLAND LIFE is operp , ny island seicee group or iton-pro!tj CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: Open Monday c-'ganlralicrt. Please check yoiir * through Sa'.urday (rom 10 am.loB p.ni, listings and nottty the l$tancl •' ^ Sundays 10 a m. 10 5 p.m.. located on Reporter ol any necessary changps - Causeway, noi'id. 47Z-1CS0. i or alterations. Submit changiss or EMERGENCY NUMBERS: Police. 472-3:11; 1 new information to: Island "~ - Fire and Paramedics..-936-3600: Island . Cl !,= day of each monlh 10 a. t Reports-.; P.O. Drawer fl Sanfto! Apolhecary (24.hour emergency sur/ic^r, ^ j TL33957Od'efonnfo/rh«ton " 4722768. CROW (Ca>e and Rehabilitation .- I munity Center. - • -. . -. ,15 Friday prior lo the Thursday . ot Wiiailfe), 472-36«. V ." 1 LION'S CLUB: Meets Ihe first and third"' p-.ibMcation. InfotmatiDn in ls!and ISLAND HISTORICAL MUSEUM: Open i Wednesdays. 6.30 p.m. at 5ahibel Com- . Lite is oilered on,? space-availdbie • Triurs. and Sal. to a m. 10 4 p m: Closed ! • munity Center. ' ' • " .. • - basis; we will maVe every effcfl to ' AMERICAN BUSINESS WOMEN'S : on holidays. " '•'. '• incfude.ar,y and all in)otinatioa- ASSOCIATION: Meets the second Thurs- received at~our offices ' CAPUVA MEMORIAL LIBHARV; Open 9 j .day o( escry month at Beacrwiew Counlry . l "a m. to t:3Q p.m Tuesday. Thursday and . i Club. Cocktails 5.30 p m., dinner 6:3f!'p.m. Friday, 9 a.m. lo 9 p.m., Wednesday. 9 a rn. .- | U.S. POWER SQUADRON: General lo 12:30 pm. Saturday. Closed Monday. ! membership meetings second Wednesday SAN1BEL PUBLIC LIBRARY: Open 10 a m. I ol each month at Ihe Community Associa to 4 p m. Monday ttirough Friday. 10 a.m. \ '.ion, Periwinkle Way. luncheon each '• to noon Saturdays; 7 to 9 pm. I Wednesday at noon and executive meeting. .Wednesdays. 24t2 Flo!en.ce Way. Phone (f l.'ie first Wednesday of each month For >n- " 472-2483. |- formation, call 472-1316. " EMERGENCY VETERINARY CLINIC: 5005 [ ROTARY CLUB: Meets every Friday at 7:45 South Tamiani Trat! (in the Dragon plaza). a.m. at Wil's Landing. Visitors and guests Foil Myers; 939-5542; o!(er>iig"emergency 1 are welcome. For information, call ~ • • • veterinary service nights, weekends and ! 4722880. "'.••" ) holidays. .: . ' -'.- BARRIER ISLAND GROUP FOR THE ARTS : BIG ARTS: Barrier island Grouo For the ARTS, founded to build a cultural communi- CHURCHESHRH : , ty on Saribel and Captiva. All members and -; n. SANIBEL COMMUNITY CHURCH: 17_40 prosoective members are urged lo attend • • Periwinkle Way. Sunday worship 10 a.m.. . meetings. Meeia the last Monday of the ' includes children's mlnisiry and nu'Sery ^ month al 8 p.m. For further information con- .- available Mother's Morning Out. Fridays 9 tact Polly Matsumoto. 472-66S6. -. n m. Ollice hours 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday | SANIBEL COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION:, '', Ihraugh Friday. Paslora: Dr. Denni'Den- -- \ Meetings held on Ihe second Wednesday" '. nison Dr JormW.lccx 4722684. j .of each inonin, November through May, --" • Corps of Retired Executivesj and its sei I center and gift shcc open Sunday 1-4 p.m.~, SANIBEL CONGREGATIONAL UNITED ' 6.30 p.m. at the Community Associat'qn vices a'eatl Ireland coilidennaf. For W- ' March lo Apni. except Eaiter. Guided trait-". CHURCH OF CHRIST: Sunday .services al ther (nloima'ion; caa 939-3005 . " , lours Mofiday Ihrcug Saturday, 10.30. 10am y*itrt t»i at"_ :, MEN'S BIBLE STUDY: Meets each Tuos- > ,11:30 am and 1.30 p.pi, No touts on Sun- lice hours May 1 lo October 15 are 11 a.m. \ 2050 Petiwmkte Way. across !rom day 7 3G 5.TI. at t223 PeriAinkle Way. Non I (lay. Nili.a Plait Nuisor/is open lathe to A p m. vvefikdays except closed - ' Periwinkle Place Shcpcing Center, Church . O?norniraiicnal. sponsored tiv Kiwanis ! put>' •;/"• dangered wetlands will help lo main- Visitor appreciates taiQ^lhu unique environment of -caring'" worker ., San7bVniiSt=We alj enjoy so. much.. To Island Reporter: I'd like intake ; .; • -Kolicrt M. Coyn, this means to say "Thank you" to (•hairman, COTI: the kind Lee• County Parks Service • ,'"".' "\r/ ' Sambel~" : einployee who was such a help In my sister and me during our recent visit lo .Sanibel. '"•',. Council 'betrayed ^ ., I li.nl carelessly locked t he keys in conservation ethic': . my car at Bowman's Hunch. NPW BOATERS • from page 11A i . New events sought for 1988 Regatta ; where people again were a threat." tober 15,1987. S Skimmers ignored the spoil island until this . r Southwest Florida •LtKe^Bcst Western , Event organizers year, and about 40 nests have been counted in the Regatta's board of.. The 1988 ^ Regatta Ilobert E., Lee Out-" -who wish to be inrlud- sand. Also, other bird species arc malting Skimmer directors has announc- schedule currently in- • hoard Hydroplane >d on the Regatta Island their homy. ^ ed plans lo expand the cludes synchronized- Race,, the Tarpon 'calendar may write the schedule of events, and swimming (the Interna ;' Skimmers, once called ctitwalers because of , Rodeo and tne Grouper Regatta office, at the "invites' proposals for,, tlonal Academy of University of South - their feeding habit of skimming the water's sur- water of non-water Aijuatic Arts Festival), >V Regatta pr«rct'eds Florida. 8U1 CoIK'gf face in search of fish and shrimp, build nests int "h.ippenin>,'s." The the Saiithwest Off, bonefit^ihe University I'arkway, Port Mvrrs, . loose sandy soil. The threat by people and dogs is deadline for submitting that the eggs could be uncovered and exposed to .•" shun*'ISO. the Milter- /olr South Florida's Fort,: FL 33W7. or call "f813> i sugneslmi t-vt-nts is Oc r burning sunlight. • - "--' Cup Sailtnii Regatta*. 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CONDOMINIUMS POINTE SANTO de SANIBEL XJULFSIDE PLACE : IMAGINE. Ten highly Jandscnped acres of the most popular'renlal ; M HH--I2-FOURTH FLOOR BEACH» EW PENTHOUSE WITH I'M- . ; n *319 — Two k-iiroom, two h3lh \Hth di-n," $:H0.0O0 fyrnishcti. One of VATE ROOFTOP SUNDECK A\J\) "° hi'droom. two bath With a Iht- best buys at Giilfsirii-. Easy to sec. \, - fantastic rer.t.il history; S2i ~)*J ^irnished. Seller will consider 1 rade f!2;{—Two bedroom, fed fr Jen, nicely fur.iisheil wiih yo:ir own private stairravp to U 1 V' *E*2—Completely refurbished first floor walk-out unit, great rental history. $247,500.' / : <• . .;' ' ... -_.-. "- '.-' ' h- : ;-:-.;;1: « SUNDIAL .';, :" -_;.-7 ~ #(i* 107 •- One- bedroom rlub suile, motivated seller. Call today for, your "E-21 — CUI.F FRONT throe hedrooms, two baths, good rental history personal showing. Priced at $155,000. ••£>-< .-• . Being redecorated. $3-50,000. : ,. ••-"•' - . "' #11^,103 - Two bedroom, twuinlh with Gulf view, $177,500 furnished, »K-3fi-r.i;i.K F11ONT l«n beilroom. two hath, nicely furnished with fantastic views. $3:5,000.. , ; '„-,'• ••>•;- pQ-303-Beautifully furnished two bedrooms, two bath plus den with fabulous Gulf views. Uniu.has'never been rented, immaculate. ^ ^.MiNTHINA 3 A ' ""$259,000. - "• ".••.•.'",'•"-" • \. . "•• "\ " •• ' •' Thisthree bedroom, two ftath penthouse unit offers everything for the discriminating buyer." A rooftop sun deck, and a pnolside cabana art> a. SAND POINTE few of thi;.ftraturcs. This fire.tm home has been featured in Archil*c- Two bedroom, two bath, very nicely furnished, with great views of the =: Urat Digest. Easy to show. S4GO.OO0. --.- . Gulf. Priced at $208,500 furnished. :. " .' . : 4 HOMESITES ^ONATHON HAROUR " : • -. . ••.•-• . ii .f .- • . • - .. • '•".••".., • . Two bVdnmm. two bath townhouse with-jour own deep water boat : GULF KIDtiE EAST— Prestige community with guardhouse and dock. Featuring community pool, tennis and clubhouse, plus security - security gates. Deeded beach access, tennis courts and pool. • gate. Call for more details. ~. -^ ' GlILF^RIDGE — One acre homesHe in prestige community conve- nient to all amenities, pool, tennis courts and beach arccs-s. J2I5,000. HOMES BEST BUY ON SANIBEL-A -• ->me with three btbedrooms: , two *.; GU.MIIO LIMBO - NEW LIST1N(; - On cul-dc-sac in neighborhood : baths, all appliances plus r c«r\Vi\3 '1 of this for onlilyS159.000y S . Call . cornmunity of single family homes. $99,000. ;• . ' ;, today for details. • p^ " ~- NOW LOCATED IN THE NEW FANTASY ISLAND PLAZA 472-5021 P.O. BOX 210 — 2333 PERIWINKLE WAY ,finm o- SANIBEL ISLAND, FL 33957 - (80J) W the devil's advocate Devil curses the ?curse' of Lee County • of bat on ball would drown out traffic noises ; o n Cleveland Ave!) ; ••: By Richard C. Allen " move here, and $300,000 if the county brings in ( another major league team instead of the Twins. t-f- The opinions below do nut neccsarily reflect - The other commissioners were not swayed hy ; Even if any of these contingencies were to rome : - T, those of the staff or management of Gulf Coast Wallace's "logic", and the vote was .4-1 in favor of about, the study would he of great value to the Weeklies, Inc. Header rcsponte w invited. agreeing to the study. But, you know our local hat did we do? In every children's . county. It's a "can't lose" offer. • &: ;i ; i; dragon lady — she will doubtless redouble her ef- 'i story worth its -salt, when somebody " Who could oppose such a deal?.Ymi guessed it. forts to frustrate the efforts of Charlie Edwards -'. Wgot cursed, it w,is always something _ Mary Ann Wallace. At the Lee County Commis- a^d his committee of distinguished ioraJ he had done. What, then, did I.oe County (Jo to at- sion mri'ting on Tuesday, Sept. I, the Curse told businessmen, the other members of the commis- v count for our curse — Commissioner Marv Ann the other commissioners that she opposed the • sion, and the thousands of Lee Counu'ans in- . Wallace? •; : . ; study because: . ^ '- . .&> '. terested in baseball, in the prestige of being tht : ;•'" .^She's at it again, doing everything she enn t<» it would be biased against the interests of Lee home base of a major league ball club, and in the ; <••?;• keep Lev County from fretting a major league' • ^ County (this, although the rounty-would millions of tourist dollars it will attract every - team to comi* here for spring training! Not content have the right to choose and hire all the '-, ! •year.' , • • -."• : . ^ • - - ." " ' •'-: With her success in driving the Kansas City Royals planners.engineers and other consultants ,; Hey, I'm ready to welcome Kirby Puckett, Kent out/of town, M.A.W. is now trying her best to nip who makpthe study); . : Hrbek. TomBrunansky, Fwnk Viola, fiert - . -„ in the bud our chances of bringing the division - "=;. we could be required to invest scvc?a( million ; Biyteven, Joe Niekro, and the rest of that fine,,, t leading Minnesota Twins to Fort Myers. dollars in building a stadium (but only if _ team that may well be playing in the 1987 World ,: The TVins.are so interested in locating a por- - we ngreed to do it; and if we did, it would ' Series. Mary Ann, why ddn't you decide to move be a valuable resource for the county — j : : -tion of Page Field in Fort Myers, that they offered and cursesome other .-ily?D J •••• - to pay the entire cost (1300.000, with a possible aif and, presence of the Twins here would 'dilional $200,000 for consultants) of a comprchen - bring to the community: more jobs, a -: Richard C. Allen if,a member of'the board of sive study of development prospects including spr- widened tax base, and annual revenues of directors of ACLU of Florida, is a retired lawyer, ing training facilities at Page Field. The only com- more than the cost of the stadium everv ; former professor at George Washington Universi- mitment by Lee County is to pay $150,000 of the <* • "••."" year); "' tr .- " ", •• d '•'. \ * • ty, Washington, DC and wfit dean of ths law • .costs if cither they, or the Federal Aviation Agen- bringing baseball to Page Field would result school at Hamlinc University in SL Paul MN; cy (which regulates the Jiclcl) turn down the Twins', in "noise pollution" (presumably the sound ! ROUND ADULT ROLIfi EASY STEPS. Cabana Villas — Phase, I • With swimming pool i'O.'--'.' ":'"' iri Center Courtyard '" ONlr A FEW REMAINING «T .Quality Film, $71,900 ©jus-Home SAN CARLOS BLVD. AT SUMMERLIN RD. 466-6676 " OPEN DAILY 9 to 6 ce Advantage Dealer; It starts with a warm smite and a hoi cup of fresh-brewed coffeff.- __ Then it's up to you — eggs and crisp bacon, omelsls, pancakes, waffles, our famous gourmet French toast and more .•'; -served while.it's hot and prictd to please. V ••• THE •-.- BRASS ELEPHANT Capldin Walter has just ^ Every table Is the Captain's! - : the thing for every appelite, table ai the Quarterdeck. Let _ RESTAURANT liijht (u hearty. Choose from Captain Waller "^ "our.nienu of crisp salads, •• Ml you lo the "' v soups and sandwiches, ^ ... scuppers with W Join Us For Our Fabulous '-tiurtjas and hot croissant fresh seafood Sunday Champagne Brunch Buffet ih }' and sleaks., • EARLY DINER SPECIALS ;..',•''. 10:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. every day from 5 to 6 p.m. ,, ONLY $5.95 , :i FEATURING J ' "•• ".', AM YOU CAN EAII - Steamship Roast Beef Carved to Order \ SlWMED SHHIMP ' :r- ' . Eggs Benedict ' • '• Nalive Seafoods and^Seafood Salads : ol il.rt'aultt Prlc „ •' Fresh Fruits and Vegetables . .- ;= Assorted Breads and Pastries ; ^ .-' Plus Much More! •• . • , •'..:••' '• : , : $14.50 Per Person * i "• 3 $7.95 Children Under 12 • SUNDAY BRUNCH AT THE BRASS ELEPHANT , FOR RESERVATIONS s •••:.-. i-:--- : 472-8677 :•**:""-- "' Sanibel Island Hilton Inn 937 Gulf Drire Sanibel, Florida 472-3181".. Bead;!t^^7s/aW;^ "NEW-LISTINGS BAY BEACH & CANAL FRONTAGE 980 SANDCASTLE ROAD ;Buy into this resort within a resort. This High Dunes villa IMAGINE looking across a comes with a tennis court ^ refreshing pool onto the tranquil" and pool area and is located waters of the bay .., watching water within hailing distance of the skiers, fi&hermen, boaters and the Dunes clubhouse and golf wildlife so special to Sambel. IM- course. And, it's oniy a short AGINE leaving your cares behind as; walk to the bay. imagine a\\~- 1 you jump into your boat docked in this plus three bed- your back yard... oniy minutes from 0 rooms/three baths and only the Open waters of the bay. $167,500. Call Betty or Bob. Your dream" can come- true at Bulcock at 472-1939. S-J •"! YACHT HAVEN, offering the best in 1490 ALBATROSS 7 BAYFRONT LUXURY LIVING. Call Vivienne Bould Radigan af POOL SO SECLUDED YOU '' 472-5187 or stop by our furnished CAN SWIM !N THE ... day ... model, open Tuesday thtu Saturday, or evening {!"*!}. Careful 1 to 5 p.m.1 \ -landscaping guards the total . privacy of the swimming • pooland patio. Mature fruit YACHT HAVEN CONDOMINIUM trees galore! The lovely four 1 -'-'•-_ 'r- •"• ,• • 800 Sextant Drive - '--".-; V : bedroom home has been Very large unit near beach. newly painted.inside ancTout Lovely views of Beachview. and offers new air condition- golf course. Lots ol extras ing, water heater and other built into the unit. Only six FEATURE, OF THE WEEK • equipment. Immaculate and • : units share the pool and ten; move-in-ready for YOU! Let nis court. Very private. Must me show you this attractively see to appreciate^Good ren- priced home.today! Call San- tal earnings. Call Betsy . di Bpdhaine at 472-5)87.: „ Belpedio at 472-5187.' 1133 BUTTONWOOD LANE OLDSANIBEL AT ITS BEST! SUPER VALUE Two bedroom/two bath COM- IN THE DUNES PLETELY FURNISHED and'; " ready for some lucky buyer. A townhouse overlooking the Piuses galore: fireplace, - 18th (airway. Excellent se- cypress flooring and walls, . cond home. Vaulted living r decks, buiit-ins, native _ : room ceiling; targe exterior vegetation, STEPS TO THE - screen porch; three bed- ' BEACH.' Call Pete O'Keeffe , rooms/two and one-hall - . baths. Tropical breezes and or Polly Seely Cosyns at •panoramic views! Approx-., 472-5187. . - . ; imately 1,350 sq. ft. ol living - GULF FRONT FOR $210,000 area. Parking space and ~ Excellence is the key word ; storage area at lower level. to describe this two ' A special Dunes value at $143,900. This three - Offered at $167,000 unfur- bedroom/two bath con- :" ~ : bedroom/two and.one-half baih dup!ex/vii!a nished. Call Polly Seely -' -s domfnium. Unobstructed '"_ is perfect.for the 1st time buyer, thg Cosyns or Bill Stoneberg at view of the GULF from^his retiree, or.family with small children. 472-5187 for an appointment. top floor location. Excellent This unites in excellent condition on-site rentai management. and is cipGe to school bus,''c!ub- . Evcellcnt rental ^isio'Y ;, house, and the Bay. Let us '"*' grossing S18-S2O7OQQ per - show you'this one! Call '•• : . year. Call Rosalie Tipson at Betty Of 3ob Bidcock ;. .. 472-5(87 for a private show- at 472:1939.,, -.. . ' V^ . >.n3- o " V ' • • • NEW ISLAND, V LOT LISTINGS LOT^34 CASTAWAYS — Ex- -t tr'emejy scarce open water-' fron! lot in Castaways Sub- . division located on a seclud-- " ed island road in area of uni- 1643 ATLANTA " que homes. Ca!| Hap C.orinei- Jy at 472-5187 for more Infor- -PLAZA mation. Affordable pool home, close LOT f8 GUMBO LIMBO — to beach; close to shopping. Very large building site inc~ Three bedrooms/two baths secluded family subdivision Periwinkle Sales Office and newly painted and land-. near the heart o) Sanibet • 1509 periwinkle Way scaped. Easy to show and alf Island. Lush tropical vegeta- Sanibe! Island, Florida 33957 lor S115,000. Call Betsy. tion. Offered at $85,000. Call Belpedio at .4*72-5187, '•' ;. • Hap Connelly at 472-5187. "•• '.KDHE ByiiO;KG 3U£ ISUN5SSUS • GUIF VO ' ,-.- mmm- ... c.. ^ "VIP REALTY GROUP, INC. » SOUTHV/EST FLORIDA'S LEADING INDEPENDENT REALTOR" " SEPTEMBER 10. 1967 :; INSIDE: ,Reel Tales and Nautical News ISLAND REPORTER From Civic Center To baseball, will county never learn? asks Maggie Mickle Grain ol Salt: Key~ — - Limes are also good - * in marmalade . .- ' ' " New York Times Crossword HOME GROWN HULLS Boatbuilders carve out their own niches in multi-billion-dollar industry in Lee County By Steve Cason iant floor fans whir continuously to disperse • Milliman, a palesisian at San Carlos Marine, the »nly' authomed Action Craft dealer in Lee CoyntVr the pungent chemical odor of resin and acetone- The boat has apoling draft uf eight inches iind is G that permeates the air. Blotches of hardrned •" rated fora maximum engine,capacity of 150 hor'-. resin and strands uf fiberglass stain the brown j jifrpowor.Fitted witha90 horse,iVtuboat liasatop paper that covers the concrete floor. The staccato ; . speed of around 45 mph. It Pomes wit h a.bui!l-in30- ' -, aoundsof air.compressor cut on and off ir7'he bark- i Kiillon fuel lank and has a beam Uvidthl of £2 inches.''. 'Action. Craft builds a smailer version of the boat, : tfic Bay Runner, a IT loot, 5-inch model wit houi ihe.. ,bait vvfli.anrfhri-jiisi begun production on a 2'i-fooi "offshore morfei tr.tifd lhe Aciinn 2»i. "'I wanicd a.. >. boat that was biufmiiiKh t(jgooffshuri',"?aid'Ac- ., tion Crart mi nor I'aul (Jur.nl. ;;It's the kind uf boa! t that will give the component il.* color! , .wanted myself." - ~ . • - " Others are laid up with thr first iavvr nf resin- soaked fiberglass In others, a sheet of foam K'sari- " \ The company bujid* ;ib«ul 15(1 boats a ycAr, an--" dwiched in between the layers ofr.lrt-ady hardened = iiveraRi- of U.ff t- a *eVkvThn majority an- sold in- , . : Soiilh'M'.st Fi..ri(f:i.rfciit Gfiard ishopieg tocxpind.. "". resin; Heady to be "popped out" and moved to the " \ - his neUurk iif iljsi ribtitors and is planning a major . next bin where it will he fitted together; the deck ;. expansion project that wilt doaiile the size of his•;... attached to the hull, t fie console 'attached to the deck ; ; and sooiir- * • ."-.".- I ' current facility. - .. •-V •-..'' - • '.- . • 1 Later, hardware will be added: a seat, windshield,, : erhaps the fastest up and cominjf «f the locally ."lleeringwhefi.cleats, a poling platforni perhaps. • . builiboatsisthcCaplivu.aSl foot modified ; ." Florida's version of a Detroit assembly line." ; PV hull that's mode-led after a 1960s pljfwuod- There art at least a dozen boat-building com- ; •'. lapstrake. sea skiff. With a 9-foot, 6-inch iu-am the • panies in Lee County. The majority are located in.. - t :. boat is wider t han most other 24-fotiters and comes :. Cape Co'ral.-Their operations are curried out in non- with either a center console or in ;t sportsman's : descript, metal warehouses much likr. the one edition with forward steering. Roth have a cuddy ; described ahove. Some are small, only capable ( cabin and a convenient transom door that makes it..-_" producing a handful nf boats a year, Others buil ideal for diving. Dut perhaps its biggest selling feature is the jet drive option that's available. Out- • fitted with a Chrysler 460 cubic inch engine and a Hamilton 1031 jet drive, the boat can go where . others wouldn't dare. "This is for ihe guy that wants' the best of both worlds." =aid t he company's sates representative; Homer Jones. . .•-..- . , " Equipped with the jet drive, ihe boat is capable of ^ turning around oh its own length and can be -.•',:- . i operated in Water only .1 few inches deep. "We fan ' .-.following. " - ^actuailv fish in an area whore the FlatsMastiT can't'" The three, companies each produce. ,i i;o." said Joncs-TKe jet drive isn't the only pffwt-r '_"_'"* p;ick.tee.avait;ib!r. The Captiva c;i» he purchasfd rif;i,vd for outh«ard^."for spei-ii;* c.t t-nuippi-iJ with a 1 iij;f;t*fI for otTtij.jarti••;."th.t? -1nn11.«rrf b.-.:it v>~i\i\U f'ir- e- Join all of us iff celebrating! Sanibel Realty Me^ge^ With Vacation Properties Network 1 . IltTt Jenks and Joan Good, owners of Sanibt-l Realty, recently an- and now Florida. VPN has over 100 sales associates and $250 million in nounced thai Sanibel Realty-has merged with Vacation I*r<>perti*s 'listings. Us (our Resource Centers service metropolitan areas with' Network IU) to becomt1 Vacation Properties Network/Sanibel Realty. I(i.(i million pitopk-.. - ; ' • -••• Vacation Properties NetWork (VPN), is a Minnesota-based real estate This is the'first expansion of VPN into Florida. Additional ofiki* are company with. 31 corporately-ownrd real estate offices in the major scheduled to operi by yearend in Naples and Sarasota on the west vacation areas oT Colorado, Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin with four coast of Flnrid.1, and Hoca Ratonr.ft. UuderHalc and Palm-Reach on (J) Resource Centers in Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee and Minneapolis thc'oasl coast.- • . • " V- - . Companies combine to continue growth The combination of Sanibel Realty and Vacation Properties Network Sanibel Realty has 36 experienced real estate professionals with know- has produced a reaj estate company with a unique ability to serve its ledge of the. Sanibel Captiva Islands real estate brokerage and customers. In the past decade, Sanibel Realty has grown to he one ol: rental markets, ;The company has Iwo convenient locations on the the largest independent real estate firms on Sanibel and Captiva islands at 1207 and 1630 PcriwinkleWa/. VPN brings an extensive and .. Islands. Joining with Vacation Properties Network gives Sanibel Real-' growing network of office!) linked by a unique, slate of the art com" ty the opportunity to continue that growth while providing greater • puter system. : . * ••;-. service to their customers. ' ., - - il . Joan Go6(l To Continue On As Resident Partner :. Sanibel Realty will continue to offer its'valued customers the same to day real estate business providing depth of experience to the staff. high quality service from the same outstanding people they have Additionally! Bert hopes to spend more time with developing both always provided vacationers and-property owners alike. Joan Good residential and commercial property on Sanibel and Capliva. Bob Hur-; will be assuming additional admintslraf ive responsibilities as the com-, banis will continue in his present rapacity as General Sales Manager, pany's Resident Partner overseeing the company's Sanibel and Cap •,= spearheading the local marketing and associate training rcspon- - tiva markets while Bert Jenks will continue to be involved in the day sihililies. - ; i; .- . Huge selection of listings ^ , L aStop in and help'us celebrate . We have an extensive selection of properties, both The public as well as members of the real estate for sate and rent. No matter what your rral estate community are invited to drop in and let Joan or needs, we're here to serve you. . ', lkrt tell them first hand about the new exciting : • merger which guarantees maximum exposure of the; company's listings in the most affluent metropolitan areas. . • ••.-..-' •_.•,. -~":--;-._. K y !G:tO Periwinkle Way. San i he 11 stand. Florida .11557-9390 - Ifilll) I'criwinkle Wai. Snnibcl hlrim), Kl«ri«!a MiYiW. .- (313) 17:-fir»6r» • OuIsMe Hnrida 1 (l»M) RvlSGfi V (gAXIHF.UEAI.TY) 1 niU 1 iX00J2H2W3i«6365 " * VACATION PROPERTIES NETWORK HAS SOMETHING TOR JjJERj[aNEJ.; jf NEW LISTING ARCHITECTURE • '•• , '-.'•'"- • .. ' •- '• \S FOR THE FINE ART OF LIVING ';: ., : ; - VACATION , PROPERTIES - : NETWORKS ' SANIBEL REALTY ; SALES ASSOCIATE : JERRY, WALLACE : : SURROUNDED - ' -• '• CALIFORNIA ARCHITECTURE HAS COME TO FLORIDA BY NATURES LUSH TROPICAL VEGETAJION THIS EXQUISITE 3 Level Home incudes DEEP WATER NEAR THE MOSt BEAUTIFUL BEACH ON THE ISLAND fg DOCKAGE for ycur yacht RIGHT IN FRONT OF .YOUR. " Thii X'jiO bedroom contlofPirnunt "u'lo^'S you" that HOME, Ca'hedr.il CtiUims ihin^guout. 2 ficiwoirsf.'' "Driginalty .from Missouri, Jerry Wallace !de_a}jstic lifestyle of carc-ltea nying. E-ijoy the privacy •- pfuSi-Den oi 3i(1.0ca(oom 6HEATHTAKING VIEWS oftlte spacious, two-bedrooms, th<> converimnc? cl -. .- FROM EVERY WINDOW, 2 Psiva!a &=(6e'iod In D«»cKs. spent most o( his forty years in Ohio roomy cfoseis and lhe expansive d^nens'tons," lh<* ' - Custom Features anj Up.j?d^«3 tt^iouQfscu!. Lci:3tij4 ./'and Alabama as branch manager in the Olympic steed poot. tennis cowls, clubhouse. <*nd . -. conveniently lo [ivprylhir.g yuii twfti co&£>b!y -*^nt.;' Chemiawn Corpofation. He received a .mote. All Ih'is lor 5139,900 FURNISHED. Calf Aon or Bill = • but PRIVACY AND SECURITY ARE YOURS! Tsnr.is degree •wdn .Chenilawn as a Her- ' : Courts, Pocl, Sauna jind Pr:,*at» Piifty HUJSL are in- liculturist and prior lo that- served lour ' eluded. 0 Sanibet Reaily welcomes Jerry as a new sales - associate and ''respects his ; philosophy of hard work and helping" others.' ' • ••• •. -.. . . - Jerry and his wife, Joyce, are residents. of the islands. Here,^Jerry has cori- tinuad ' his twenty-year interest in - ,." - AN AFFORDABLE OPPORTUNITY EXPERIENCE THE LUXURY OF F.5TAIE UVING photogiaphy. His most recenl works are Enjoy youf walk tithe beach nearby or have a swim in Ftcm (he ufirque e»l*noi lo ife eitiavagan' inT^riof, on display at the. office of. Doctor the Olympic-site pool or maybe tennis ia yout game.':. . . this wnjallonal, approimatety 6.C0O sugars loot whatever ycur pteasurn .. , it's available ir. this well- LeSage on Sanibel. Thai eye for detail, maintained condominium complex. Two hedrooms. - ly, des'grvand funclion. Gfeai streams of suniiQfit li'l H ~ sense of beauty and balance will enable r fully-equipped, modern kitchen. ne*ly decora led and ; ^" Jhfl spacious - fOGTIS, whi^c huge gtass w^ndo^vs cl ''.Jerry to help you quickly locate the right an exceptional 3'ile for the money ;;. $120,000. FUR/ . decoralq them in nature's beauly; catn^ral ceilings. : NISHED. Call Ann Gardiner tor dn an point men*. .... property or home. Call him at 472-6565 : ; woodburninjfireplace, fivebetlrooiis. fou'batfib,lui-. i • r 472-6565 or 472-3466, evenings ' °- . >. "•' ufious, Master Suit* ^llh hydro spi, two wpafale .: or 472-2539 for alt your real estate guest/maid sections, ar^d a gouttriet kitchen with Ccr^ -\\ „ needs. : . : . Am countef tops at* a few of ine many amenities \:- * ailing for you. Lush, verdant landscaping create a ; ' private purK-ithu setting not ollen lour|d on San.bei;' ';'; a^cwing unpafslleTe'1 privacy yet, only a fe^ -^!eps" !\ . away from trioGulf Ol Mexico. You will Be pJeaseoftitn ~\~" PROGRAMS YOU." ihe quality and the cuEttm design by Sanibel's o*in,. ['. Joe St. Cyf, aic^itoct, as you view this Tropical :•• v SHOULD "••.,'-. Paradise being offered tor J-595,000. Stephen Yaies*iil \> ASK ABOUT ,^_. .-472G565OI in the evening, 542-OlSt:. . - ' ['/ ° • AH properties REMARKABLY COMPATIBLE WITK VOUH LIFESTYLE ; .11 you treasure your sctemly. you may wish :o jriquire :] about this Guif 'roril cc^dorr jniijm Gfi O!d£ f^idjl^ Gulf •, F D Drive. Ycur guftstE will retiyn to eiperifjr'-ce. l^e .• * Airiim- lirstTv-niuins •• peaceb! quaUlY lOUnd at. Sa"dpij)er BeactTyPtMhapd -. • 472-6565; evervings 772-1616- ~ " . - -v. ;_-.: .;' ':'• - : , LOVELY BAY VIEW AND V . © Pi uppity - - =•" • - JUST STEPS TO THE BEACH ... That's not all this three bedroom condominium has 1c offei. Fleshly redecorated, clofie to the pool, if • Mtihipjf beautiful beach lor enjoying inose qoigeous Captiva • -., A PROMISE OF AN ENCHANTED LIFESTVLE Sunsets, and deep water channeled dock. This wondei- Your opportunity tc v*n a piecs ol San>be; island lul location between Bay and Gull can be youts for ^wailing tor you wiin yoyouur branrtine* listin $215 000. C the problem first hand. Accom- " Futures brokers panying him was a group of sand now recommending sand - v ^ authorities from throughout the, slate. As they roamed the Captiva . By Art Stevens !; establish a sand srjuad to curb the ,j btacjies and examined the shore • ~ V influence of organized crime." : line, the quality of the sandand the ever mind gold, silver, copper -In fact,a series of pre dawn raids noted abseniTeof sandcastfes.thft .-fl: and platinum. If you want to took place al several Captiva homes s" look on their faces revealed the N turn over a bundle in profits, . the other morning by the Captiva search procedures at the toll booths degrct-of theirconcern. '"'•_-. buy the newest hot commodity '—''•' " sand squad. Hundreds ofpounds of on the Sanibel Captiva causeway. That night Martinez addressed - : sand. Just ask some homeowners on - sand, hidden in basements, at tics — Anyone caught with sand on their the sand-torn residents of Captiva. .v r Captiva. Sand is going to cost some and on the beach — were con- " person or in their car is subject to a "My friends, ^our CEI'D has pro of them as much as $45,000. : fiscated and the residents arrestod. five-year jail sentence. - ; posed a plan to replenish your Sand has become such a hot ;, ' The street market value of the. The U.S. Narcotics I.ureau is shif- "beaches and your supply of sand! It •rommodity that futures brokers on > precious sand was estimated at $21 ting its emphasis from heroin and "'" is a Weil thought out plan and we Wall Street are recommending it in- million, ;. ° ,__. •;• ""' - cocaine to sand. Nickel bags of sand in Tallahassee are supportive of it. siead of gold. Some are already Qi\e Captiva couple held the sand •" are being confiscated from cargo v, ' "The financial sacrifices you are being indicted for inside trading. .squad at bay for several hours vessels on the high seas on Their way1 being asked to make to buy back Sand is already high on the, U.S. . before canisters of I ear gas decided from Cojombia. Undercover agents : your beaches are enormbua. I feel Department of Interior's list of en- the matter. Spectators who were ' . are posing as Island Reporter repor- for you. Capttva is setting an exam-, dangered.species: present later described the . .\> ters tncrark the sand syndicate that pie for the state and the nation as a ; . The Captiva Erosion Prevention thoroughness of the sandstjuad"^ _ has eroded the market; .;' ^ - whole. You arc demonstrating that District (CEPDt has come up with a , methods. - •.-. . ""••_• " - The most outrageous acticn being~ through sheer hard work and per-. ^ -: far reaching plan to shore up the .. - When the holdout couple was for- taken by the sand syndicate is the -=-': severance sand can be restored the'.-: '• shore. The only problem is that the ced to evacuate their home with -' . -. • sand rustling that is taking place up . old fashioned American way, cost of sand is now higher than that -. " tears flowing from their eyes, the . . and down the beaches of Captiva. In •;"We applaud your determination of a Rolls Royce. Oh, well. Small sand squad turned them upside T the dead of nighty sand rustlers >^ to wipe oat illicit sand trafficking, to : ; sacrifices. : ' • >. down and allowed tho sand that had silently fill their wheelbarrows with" turn your backs on the mob. and lo n Some Captiva residents arc cir- -:: , been hidden in pockets and under-. " the precious commodity and wheel " ration sand. Our heartsare with you. cumventing the law in order to get a . wear to pour into a waiting recep- them to Sanibel where they arc sold J horeby'deViare Captiva a disaster leg up on their neighbors. They"re;i- tacle. " v- * at premium prices. '*•' tt -. area and dc'tree that Captiva sand ; resorting to smuggling illegal sand" Additional emergency measures The relationship between Cjipiiva be a rational treasure." . ...-. . : into the country. Clandestine trips , have also been taken. Each Captiva J and Siinibel residents ^becoming !' While Captiva residents were .are now being made to the Sahara beach condominium association has increasingly strained. Children of "~ listening lo the Governor, a ton and desert and quantities of sand are hired a "sandman" and not the kind . Captiva residents are seen on the ' a half of sand was being tunneled in- " being gift wrapped and shipped back that inakes dreams. This particular lush Sanibol bvaches with cups irf . to a.makeshift sandpipe and emptied . to Captiva. The Sanibel post offjce species of sandman is stationed in -_•. their hands bagging for sand. Not into waiting Good Humor ice cream has reported recently an upsurge in the area where residents leave the . only are I hey spurned hut Sanibtl trucks. The next morning a flag was the number of heavy cartons heach. The job of the sandman is tcr . residents taunt the children by, planted in a vast wasteland that had •-'< L arriving from Africa. makt'sure that any sand that is kicking sand in their facfi. . once been a patch of beautiful beach , The Captiva town council held an ' washed off one's feet is immediately Tne sand emergency of Captiva on Captiva, Upon closer inspection. ~ emergency meeting recently to deal returned to the beacff== '- has become so severe in nature that • the flag scid."Thank you.Captiva. with growing illicit trading and ir The Captiva town council has also . Florida governnr Hob Martinez ,,. for your sand. We need it mure than smuggling in sand They voted to voted to conduct random strip and recently helicoptered here lo stuo'y ybii do. Sincerely, E.T/'u ""•- PET SUPPLIES FOUND MOHEY ON THE ISLAND! LADIES' /I Mo More Lojig Trips V SHOPPES *V7 in Merchandise From fo the Mainland! We carry quality name ., brands in pet supplies for I BAILEY'Si " birds, fish, cats, dogs, and (GROCF.RY STOfit. TKUE VALUE HARDWARE'^ CASUAL WF-AR) small animals. We have ~ accessories, Loo! Flea and 936-4014 : When you subscribe or renew your • tick control headquarters. Gifts for pets •;• subscription- "during the month of [And'People" (j'ifis. Too!] TIIE FUN" Book August to the Island Reporter, you will* TARPON BAY TRADING COMPANY r*liould hi A PART receive'a chance, to win $50 in.; mer- 472-4949 - . of youR dmisq plw. chandise from the many Bailey Center : 2460 Palm Ridge Road Stores; Winner may pick "up the cer-. . 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DRAWER R Across from Sanibfil Library '-' REPORTER 2340 PERIWINKLE WAY • 2400 Palm Ridge Rd. ; Palm Ridje Shopping Pl«» SANIBEL, FL 33957 f;Eyerf!p£6iifite^^ ]••• clubs refuge report B LION'S CI.UH: At the last meeting of the ;i -SaniMCaptiva Lions L"lub,Sept.2, members Flamingos and crocodiles among rare welcomed three Bonita Sj'nngs Lions; heard a report on the 36 Lions Cluh offerings.to the Blood-: wildlife seen on Sanibel- i mobile anil listened as Ken Meektr, executive direc: tor of the Sanibei Chamber of Commerce explained This article is the second and last pnri'of a series'.'- the Ri'ctJ fur telephone volunteers to prepare islan- about rare, and unusual.wildlife- sightings recorded ••> ders in cast; of a hurricane. on SamhvL Detailed bdtnv arc sightings recorded between l$7Qnnd Unlay.. ., ^ ;', • . Doug Prison of l.vv Memorial Hospita! presented .a slide sKovv on the proposed HeatthPark facility. Occasionally a number of visitors are sometimes; ;_ Thnnext regular meeting of the Lions Club will privileged to ohserve rare wildlife sightings. During he Sept, 16 at the Sanibul Community Building at 1970, a large indigo snake had traffic slopped near j- t>:45[>.m,n . , the lighthouse.Thp indigo was in battle with a : V^ •'- '••-• '-. • " • • .:••"•.- coachwhip snake slightly larger thaiulself. Before :. Sierra hosts fish fry several dozen onlookers, the indigo overpowered •; i the coach whip and began the slow [jrnrc3Si>f : . ; on Black Island .- '__ / ingestion. After quite sometime, the indigo moved ' The Sierra Club is expecting 200 peoplejo slowly off into a clump of Spanish bayonets with :; celebrate Ocean Week at a Cracker Fish Fry on several inches of the coachwhip'stail protruding T Black Island on Saturday, Sept. 19. Black Island, from his mouth.•„ V .; ••'•'' acquired for public use and in the facility planning ^ In 1971,useoftherefugLMmpoundnientsby an j1 stages, is at the south end ofForl Myers Beach. American avocotwasa highlight. Within the past ; The day's events .will-be held from 9 a.m. to 3 twenty years these wading liircis have been sighted p.m., and include nature walks through the unujiic- wintering on southern A) lantic coasts. The avocet is habitat of Black Island, workshops on resource a. strikingly handsome, lon^-leggcd wading bird with o o management and dune restoration, and the fish an upturned bill. , ,- • .-..-• r'" j fry. A $2 fee per person will be charged for the . fish fry.unless participants bring a covi-red dish. Also in 1971, during late December, the carcass (if; -., A tram will beavaiUbie from 9 a.m. to 2 p.rn, at an unusually targe female Kemp'sndiey sea turtle; wasdiscoyercd on the beach. An endangered ;i the boat ramp just north o^Carl Johnson I'ark. species, the Kemp's ridley population has falk-n lo - Call Ellen Peterson of the Calusa Group of the c Such low levels that the Mexican government ;i: Sierra Club at 489-9223 for more information. .: assigns military units lo protect (he few remainir.? . Caribtn-anffai •;, Plans for BJack Island's facilities include camp- nesting turtles. ; ; •* - • ling, day trips and a conference center.tll -- ; v r : '/The Eurasian wigcon was sighted on Sanibel in . , been in Florida. r ./ ,-- "• •'' . ' December 1972. During the last few wjnters an J "' In 19711, a common western duck, the male cin- ' ECC schedules &. Eurasian wigeon has been sighted along the Wildlife n:tm«n leal, came east lor a visit. This small puddle Drive to the delight of many birdurs. The Eurasian \ duck was seen fora few months during that spring.. college and career night wigcon is somewhat smaller than the American • •••- Florida students and A grey fox was observed on the Wildlife Drive in •>- Representatives : wigeon.The male is distinguished from ths ',\ November 1973. This was the first confirmed obser- '' from more than 100 col- their parents from 19 American by the reddish head and buff crown. The; ~ - leges and universities.. area high schools^. • vation since these animals were reported tin Sanibel female is similar to the female American wigton but inlhei9«i)'s. "". = . . '^ will be on hand for the* : . The program is plan- the head is a cinnamon color. ; . •:•' : .", '. :i annual college and One of the mos( recent rare sightings was the ned for Monday, Sept. Two flamingos were observed off and on from ; : American crocodile. First seen in 1980, it was again career night at Edison 14 from 7-9 p.m. in the February through November I&72 along the:-: _ i , ^Community College. In spotted several times in the Refuge in 1981. The -; • : Gresham Gymnasium. "Wildlife Drive - a very uncommon sight: Flamingos addition/community rarely winter in Florida. A. released flock in Miami long tapering snout is one (if the main features that , a s distinguishes the crocodile frum the alligator. The •'['-_ professionals ^ College and: career has contributed to the feeling that flamingos are \\ night is free. For fur- much more abundant than theyitave ever actualiv . crocodile does not normally range as far north as \ about 60 careers will ther' information, • • please see page 16B ? share their expertise •^ • ••" •,••;•:•• • ... ' AAIM REALTY GROUP, INC. ' • •'.••: •;••" ••; In . ":•••',. ' '. .. .. THE VILLAGE OF SANIBEL GUMBO LIMBO — 3 bedroom 3 bath CSS home with extra livingarea for guesis. Over "2340-Periwinkle Way 200 It. on, Ihe lake. Great location. Only "•; Sanibel Island; FL 33957 $225,000. : - i^ „; 472-1546 ;.: •-, .. # WHITE PELICAN ^ Fabulous Gulf view from this very spacious • Exclusive Listings: 2nd floor unit. It has 2 bedrooms/2 balhs, and a dan tha! can be a 3rd bedroom, immaculate; SECLUSION AND SPACE- ON SANIBEL condition. Fully (urnished. S335.O00. = - ' , ISLAND — This two building home opening Two bedroom, two bath condominium ; onto an Interior courtyard was designed, by overlooking San Carlos Bay. Beautifully fur- BOCA GRANDE an artist. Trie property contains live lots and nished. $137.900.. -r-': . . . ; has a deeded walking easement to the Gull KING'S CROWN UNIT 115 — Breathtaking beach. Two bedrooms, two baths and a dramatic hlgh-ceillnged loft area plus a new views of the Gull from your screened patio. • kitchen with alt appliances, including washer The view Is also reflected in the dining room FISHING FOR A and dryer. '" \ . ftoor-to-ceilina mirror lo add excitement '* among" this Robb &_ Stuckey decbrated; cPLACE TO STAY? BRAND NEW HOME In a picturesque sub- elegance. Sliding doors are sun treated and - You will find some great division overlooking a natural take. Two ' 7 kitchsn area IE shuttered. A short flight of opportunities on the unique bedroom, two bath; electric garage doors; 1 stairs (elevator also) from your parking space • island of Gasparilb. many extras. $159,500...... -: and wide spacious walkway to*your tiled en- = Choose from a variety o[ SANIBEL ARMS — One bedroom, one bath trance, a King's-Crown-only construction vacation and seasonal ^condo - EXCELLENT location. Fully fur- feature.priced to sell at S249.900. =.-": beachfront accom- , ."'• nlshed. $125,000: .'"> V,,, ; 7 GUMBO LIMBO — A great famiiy nesting*' modations iria (ion-- • place inside and out..INSIDE — three targe :' v commercial, retreal- : : BAY VIEW .•:•-.-." bedrooins, three baths and a spacious hitch- \\ v like atmosphere. " This completely remodeled and renovated en that adjoins the family room. OUTSIDE — : duplex has a view of the Bay land Is walking a marvelous family-oriented neighborhood. distance to the beach. 2 units with 2 bed- with'a friendly mix of young and young-al-j room and 1 bath-each. Fully furnished.^ heart families wtfo enjoy the year-round :; $225,000. '•'- :-..".-' ..-,.":.. G: • amenities oPHte on Sanibel Island. Asking V S165.0OQ. - • .. ;; BEST VALUE ON SANIBEL — Three bad- - SNUG HARBOR — Three bedroom, two bath : room plus den lownhouse. Two and one-haif plus cabana: Top floor, end unit with fan-;; . balhs. Fully furnished, Only $145,000. 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L , thereof-The lectures will be conducted by Larry little critters, which became fair game <•. fishing with pinfish. • Rogers, a retired carter Air Force pHoti master - TKept. 1. art .still lieing caught up and HLACKTII'SHARK: Fishing from the seawall navigator, instructor pilot and experienced long "•; down the islands, with much of the action taking - near the first bridge. David Stagg, of Fort Laiider- range cruiser- Video presentations on topics such placn in the passes and off Sanihcl Pier. dale, raught a small h lack tip shark-that he said ~ as twin screw boat handling and the 19S7 'There's snook t-very where," says Captiva guide weighed about 20 pounds. He was fishing with pin America's Cup race are also available. For more Skip Eckartz. • • ..- fish.'1"' • ' ,, •-•.-• ." " ".< ••"information contact Hill Limning or Larry fingers Eckartz said he's brun doing really well of! GONE HUNTIN": SaniM guide Neville ftobeson . aMm» 25.55, '' - Blind Pass, fishing the incoming tide. •.'...;.-I has traded his rod and red for a hunting rifle.'at (- Guide Randy While caught a couple of .snook in least for the next couple of months anyway, as he = the 13- to 14-pound class Friday morning, fishing <-. heads nort,h to Ohio for some deer hunting. ..around Mclntyre and the Rig Mouth Creek arcf:. Kobeson left last week and won't be back until .; His charter caught a 50 pound drum and about a lair November or early December. • SKMINAKSr'Two free seminars, one on the 12-pound rodfishi They used pilchards for hait. \\\ greater utilization of lesser known local fish '~-- ,, of the fish were released. ••. .•ippcies, and theother on th(- ecology of local edi-. That afternoon fishing the flats anil the powcr~ We shellfish, will be held this month at the _ lines While's charter, John Varborough, eaughla - Rama da Inn in downtown Fort. Myers^ Sharks, 30-pound cobia and a 12 pound grouper, Iloth WLTR rays, catfish, ladyfish, jacks, bonita. Iriggerfish caught on pinfish and kept.- ( ; and sheepshead will be among the species discuss A 26-pound snook was taken oft the Sanibel Pier DON'T FOItCKT: The minimum snook size fs 2-1 \ ed at the Sept. 17 seminar, while scallops, clams, Saturday by an unnamed angler fishing with dead ' inches and there is a limit of two fish per day. On-t, conch., welk shrimp, and crab wii! be the focal : shrimp, reports Kerry Sullivan of the Hait Box* ly one ofihe fish can be longer th3n 34 inches. point of Iht! Sept. 24 meeting. Both seminars start In addition to snook, Sullivan said there were a Redfish are still but of.season and have to be" at 7:30 p.m. and are being sponsored by the Lee lot of redfish caught and released, a few Hounder, ; County extension service. Southwest Florida . and some small snapper. PROPOSED HULK CHANCE FOR SPANISH Marine Trades Association and Marin? Electronics Kevin Tagee, from over Miami way, caught two MACKEREL: The governor and cabinet wit] •'" r Service, Inc.; For more information call 335-2421. snook Saturday, fishing off the rock jelly at Blind decide Oct. 6 whether they will set the same " „ •-" Pass. "It was red and white, but I don't know '-. quotas, seasons, and bag limits for Spanish •; " '•> what it's called," ht- said. Ho kept both the fish. mackerel in state waters as has been adopted for federal waters. For recreational fishermen, that would mean a three-fish limit in the gulf, and a "-• four fish limit in the Atlantic. ' i THIE WEEK'S SAFE MOATING TIP: If you're TARPON: The Marine Fisheries Commission has caught out on the water in bad weather, the Coast TARPQN STILL ACTIVE: Snook aren't the only: decided to delay further rule making on the pro- Guard Auxiliary urges everyone on board to don -'. things biting though. Sanibel guide Dave Case had posed ban on tarpon kilting until August 1988, lo life jackets. You should also head for the nearest nr. an exceptional day tarpon fishing oh Friday, hook- allow the state legislature time to develop a tagg- sheltered waters. If Iht* sea is rough, passengers • ing up with six fish and boating four, ail-within ing or permitting system that would provide for a should keep low in the boat and as close to the ; about an hour. "It was one of the best tarpon days limited harvest of the popular gamefish. The com- - renterline as possible. • : I've ever seen," Case said. "If we'd have had eight mission is also toying with the idea of prohibiting lines I could have had eight tarpon.": . - any hait other than artificial lures, flies, or live bait when fishing for tarpon. r- •: . Case was fishing near Marker 18. He first saw the tarpon thereon Thursday, while on a sightsee- EDUCATION: The Armchair Sailor Marine Book • ing charter. Case said a)] of the tarpon were in the and Navigation Center is offering fret* nautical 80-to 90-pound class. All were released. He was- programs to area boating and civic organizations. THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: Luck, and the abili using cut ladyfish for bait. ' Topics range from celestial navigation theory to °ty to lie well, are a fisherman's two greatest' -; Case also reported a lot of redfish action in the •• cruise planning and survival afloat.'Presentations '• assets. - . '-•':.. ''' • • • ...-•- Get to know SUNDIAL the VPIon-sitelway DIRECT GULF .VIEW'--Only .a limlled VIP offers the only on-si!e sales'aric!' number of top Moor, direct gulf view, one informalion office at Sundial."- bedroom, one bath units are available. Nice- ly furnished, just move right in and enjoy the splendid view across the lovely, courtyard , The VIP Sundial professional sales staff", and sun quenched beach from throughout experienced at Sundial, lists ^nd sells this spacious apartment. Easy to show, call ONLY Sundial properties. : : ."'" 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' • - EXT 3808 » OUT OF TCWN — CALL COLLEa arts Harps are not just for heavenly bodies - ask Barbara Brundage By Fran Nuelle•-, /,< ft,- Harpist Barbara'' arpist H.irbara K. nrundagei0 ' Rrundnge'vitkktrin- 31. says" that the IW; of * '• Hruvtrht. Ihhmh.ft; HRevelations states thai Harp strings vibrate .heaven has 111,000 males who art- trfwnii»itsiy with harpists'^ 11;., who've ne.yer bc-t-n imh pheh. licfaw '; corrupted by the. love of women." riyhi. Pure inUntnnd Adds Brundage f.nci;-tiouslv, 'That's why the. harn is <.o ' - • forth nfL* of southing associated with women drmyj hero .. ~- we know it's our.'.mly. chance." •_, : Not only is the attractive harpist . a fine artist at her particular Sir- r . ingotl instrument, s)u- is also something of an authority.on the history of it. : " . ' Last Sundav, Bnrrura, daughter of Etofhara and Paul Hrum!.^ of . . ^Sanibel, played (JIB prelude and the offertory music for parishioners of. St. Michad's'a.n.i All Anqels ~Episcupel Church ami ah<> spoke of the harp's plate in religimK histoFy.lt has had its up* and ., V- -downs ever since ancient archer* converted, their bows into* the (~i '."•• musical instrument we know Uid.ty, according to her. flairs?" she adds. - " .. ," "Now the synthesizer is Lt'ini: - Though Barbara plays uiih both I used more frequently in ronuntinily the Hrmvarfl Symphony nnfl tin- .. (\) orchestras when the purl catls for ^ ".Southwest Florida .Symphony, she ; = .•; ~ . the harp," says a resigned RarbaraV prefers free-lancing, she s a vs. "One '•''- .'• „ who was interviewed after church -> night I might piay popular, then . services, "though the French an: the nest-, rla*>icat and (this way* it T ' remaining purists,The Paris Con- - can be wilh a^HiUiM or a cellist (or • '- . servalory is the plan1to g« " - ;:• pianist)." ..." . . :•- Barbara, herself, intends to go on Some recent engagements have . playing the harp whatever the been at the Grand.Cypress Hyatt. • ,~ • fashion. She has too much at stake, Hotel in Orlando, a wedding in Key - ,; including the $500 monthly ., Largo and, not long ago, week-ends at Saks Fifth Avenue at Boca ••-. ; payments on her $17,ti8J.2Uwilh * - interest) instrument that probably :- -Raton. .P •' • ". •= will have to lit replaced once it's " ; h She says tfwl oniy.'U harpists . ' : paid for, she maintains. "The lift1 of work full time with symphonies. - 1 " a harp is not long." , •ami rnsny of these are men. "Thl- ; How the talented musician goi_ __;.. [lerlin for instance, uill not even •' ' • -'hooked on the harp is Barbara's , consider a woman for their all-male symphony," she says. But now- ~ story/but hooked she is. "I'd much 1 i 1 bara, "but tn my surprise, I got iho - It IsVio mean chiiri> lo lug il _, «.; more and more .women art being ; - - rather play "Love Story'in a about either. Insisting she can do it ' restaurant for three hours a week '•' Sloan scholarship at Eastman .- employed as harpist*. -, School of Music when I was 26." .. htTst-lf, Rirbara r^ailies a sfs • Still she has no desire to do only '•' than correct a hundred and fifty wheeled sjH'cia! carrier wilh han- r. : essays", she says. • •. ?'- Eileen Malone.who has been air symphonic work since she enjoys Eastman sine: 1931. was her : ' die. covers the hsrp ^ilh a padded . the diversity of her fre?:lancing. • I : t~- • Upon graduation with a BA from teacher at Eastman. A taskmaster, zipped "con_t"« tilKit onto the car-. . Florida State University (at 19} and Nor does she want to live in the she would see to it that her Her, wheels her baggage,out of the. north and perform There neces«.arj- t; ; an MA from Southern Connecticut students got plenty of practice, ac- "_ rhurcb some distance to thej.nnp - - , State University, both in English, 11 iy.- "•• - ••• :. .-• - r, .,-•• ; cording to Barbara. It was superb and down the ramp to her slalion _.. "When I went to Rochester and - ' Barbara was faced with careers in . training. , ; = wagon-There the musician upends advertising or the leaching of : !iv«d through lho*e cold months, the harp into ht-r automobile with that was a time of 'values rlarifira- English. But she had already decid- the fines«o of a union mover, packs ed she would play the harp, in- - ; "Bui"I had (o'biiy this harp." ex- tionV she maintains, grinning. "T _ • stead. "' ,- |)lains Barbara, glancing fondly at in the stool and thejnusic stand, decided I wanted warm weather." ^ .. ' ' While pursuing the academic" it, "so that meant taking a year off. and is prepared io'jjb. Harbara pro- . And it would be difficult to im ' '. •;' goals, she had been studying with Also my repertoire was quite dif- • bably does not weigh tllj pounds. agine Barbara maneuvering a harp, ., 'y.! Richard Fleisher of the Miami fcrent artS I could work on that on Would she have to park and un-" even on" rollers, on snow covered ; , Beach Symphony and, in Connec- . pack each lime for a'job? • : sidewalks, as well as she doe? it on : : ttc?it, with Emily Oppenhyimer, ;t "Then therewere the nii-chaiiicEl "Yes," she says. "That's one : Sanibel - that is lo say. as easily - . both harpists and teachers of problems with the harp," she ton- reason we charge more for our *, and gracefully as her fingers pluck time and why it's easier to mafip a ^ the hugh instrument in renditions - " renown. -- : ctinues. "It went back to the fac- : r /, - "I thought Emily was.out of her tory, they kept it three months and -^living as a harpist."-" =•-_ " - of Pescetti's Andante Movement " mind when she encouraged me to -'-' it was damaged in shipment." She •_ ^^ "And Who would want a bassoon from a Sonata in 0 msnor and Tour-, "apply for scholarships," says lUr- u ih: •: ^ for weddings and other social nf- nief's "Au Mati"n".L"J -.: • i] created from cut (>ul paper lo : How to help BIG Arts ..Appleby conducts . Sithographs.aquaiints.ftchingsand . pay their mortgage ; display workshop engravinps, -A ill he on display -. '• Wantto help pay the H1G Arts If you work YoY an organization . through Saturday, On. IT."?, . _,..', - mortgage on its rclnrated duplex and are asked lo setup a display,. telephone pioneers ! and renovation? you will welcome a three-hour :. Here's your chnnie.i'io. to haven workshop taught by'Fort. Mvers plan'Antebellum Ball' signed and numbered print by Ikki .;IIistnric.iI Miiscum'desiKncr Mark ° • A.T'lSOO'-AnteheHiim.Hjii'V ''Matsumolo for y^our donalion of S.'iOO . Afiplcby from 2 to S p.m.,Sunday,/ ,.- • sponsored by the Independent- - for that purpose U> the Harrier- Ikl. 4 at the. museum. ". - ''. -. TlhIiAii* Islnnil Group for ihe Arts. OP, iiymi . Appleby will teach allahout ': . p =-- prefer, for only $100 d»na1innorou m-tkinj; labi-ls, niln>ns, silkscreens Historical Museum, h to !>e heW «s: can gel a poster by I he same nlnc-1 .ind other lechniqat's. Materials willv *' Friday. Sep!. IH in (he Park A wW'' island artist, , . .."" he. furnished. Cost is S10.:."- .:-. - IlaUroomof Shcritoii Harlxir t'Lice l- •• BIG Arts is pbnning nunuTous Memorial retrospective -. ' Hotrl. ••"; fund raisers tn help pay the mort- '.Tirketsri.rthi-lwUari»avaiIal,Je . : gage and the group has acquired tor honors late artist at the. museum. For more intur the costs of moving a duplex : The work of the late artist Anne \ niation, call #12 5ai.V.T building to,Cily Hall properly and Tunis Summy of Naples is in spgfii.l Rotary accepting ' \ for renovating, partly with the help -. leceptionat 7 p.m. Friday.Sept. 11 Mitchell Exhibit = of volunteers. 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That list A BUYAHBiVIE THROUGH ERA MID WE'LL HftPYOU FURNISH IT. 4-, a member of^ortiwwiierof !HWWWier's5 MarketinMarketing bu/mq a home ??h« n fof r ti n intma^ V 813-472-8844 1 Many "quitters about the uncomfortable sensations one might ex- perience upon cessation o[ smoking. This misinfor- mation was widespread among the young people, ." " were ''failures" first : • . - • • and (hose at greatest risk for starting smoking By William E.Schamadan.M.D. ' l)r. Sehammlnn behavior^ were the most misinformed. This data seems to shoot holes in the tobacco companies' t haslu'en 20 years sinretho Surgeon General's statement that the derision to smoke is an "infor- first n-portabout the health consequences of Even though 3.3 million quitters seems like progress, the downside shows the number of girls' -': imedchnice"': . ' I smoking, yet Americans continue to smoke in Obviously, the information about the health con- ' between ages 12 and 18 who smoke cigarettes ha? • epidemic proportions. Smoking is one of the major sequences of smoking needs to be shared with our • public health hazards in our nation today and results doubled, and 25 percent of all high school girls arc addicted to tobacco, with 60 percent of them hiving young students. It is easier not to start smoking ' in 300,000 tobacco related deaths each yearv than U is to o,uil. Children are much more likely 1o : - Over 50 million Americans still smoke, hut each started to smoke before age 13. •>' '•-•• star~t smoking if a family member or close friend is a * year 3.3 million smokers manage to quit. Surveys In recent and continuing court cases in which vic- smoker. The message here is clear. If you don't want j show most smokers: •_.-.... tims nf lungfianeer have sued tobacco companies,! your children to smoke, then you yourself must quit, r • • Want to quit. .'-".. "r- - the companies have defended themselves by : -A _ • ! • Are concerned about the personal hca-tb con- - arguing that smoking is a personal choice and thai Over 60 percent of people who now smoke have C seiiucncesof smoking. . •-•;": the smoker knowingly assumed responsibility for made at least onc.scrious attempt to quit bill have J • Are more likely to be influenced to quit if their the risk involved in the use of tobacco products. Sin- failed. Most ex-smokers have succeeded only after physician recommends it, : '' cr- 9T) percent of regular cigarette smokers begin to several failed attempts to quit. Smokers who have • Prefer self-help lo group programs. '!> smoke before age 20, a research group studied ,: , tried to quit and failed need to know that, so they These same surveys show physicians un- ft Inin e I 1 finftnl i. nifininrt'inHlvtrhcfttiftnliirjictiw can muster the courage to try again? - \ " derestimate their ability to convince smokers lo quit, and for that reason, many physicians do not In tryinglo help someone toquit, it is belter to push the "quit smoking "advice. stress the positive benefits of quitting, gather than : As medical education director, I just received a Medical Associalion. . , dwelling on the negative consequences of con- copy of a 30 page publication titled. "Clinical Oppor- The students greatly overestimated the number tinuing. The American Cancer Society, The of adults and peers who smoked, they'greatly un-: American Lung Association, The American - tunities for Smoking Intervention —A Guide for Thoracic Society, and Ths National Heart, Lung, the Busy Physician". It's beautifully done and is free iierestim3tcd the negative attitudes of their peers nboul smoking, and a laVge proportion believed they* and Blood Institute can all provide literature and to physicians by writing to the Smoking Education hints about how you can help yourself or someone Program. National Institute of Health, Bldg.31. would be less likely than other people to develop a smoking related illness if they were to become,, ; else quit smoking. It's a great way to improve your •: - Room -1A-18, Dept. HI. Uethesda. MD 20892.1 urge llbin " all physicians to write for a copy. - ; . smokers. There was a general lack of understanding^ comedy with mystery by IVter ARTS—— — MSers :: , ; Refreshments will be will be conducted by Yeldham, "But She Won't Lie V served at the open "rap Lee County public . • from page 7B \, Down". Its Saturday, Sept. 12 per- resume meetings session". For more in- schools. Volunteers are A minimum 10 ft by 1Q ft. outdoor formance will benefit the Mental . ... Sept. 17 .4 & formation call the MS needed to assist with booth 13 $85 with 100 exhibitors to Health Association of Lee County. : The Lee County area office at 334-7083. •' •• eye tests and measur-" : be selected. Deadline for ap- Socialhourbeginsat6:15with •.'-, ! committee for Multiple - ing student's height .. ^plications is Ncv. 15, . dinner ?.l 7 p.m. and curtain at 8 p.m. Volunteers Q Sclerosis will resume and weight. Anyone Attendance at the show last year at Kiwanis HousefWood ford and ' its meetings on Thurs- needed for available to help should 2 was 20,000 persons, according to Second streets in downtown Fort day, Sept. 17, 7 p.m. at cat! the retired senior Brauch.D ;-" - Myers. Donation is S2o and tax vision-screening St. Hilary's Episcopal volunteer program, Peninsula Players .;: deductible. clinics 1 3342253 or the school,; ? For more information, call 332- Church Parish Hall, help Mental Health McGregor and Colonial Vision-screening of your, choice and ask, 0315, or send for tickets to Mental clinics for all students for the school nurse.C' The first production of Peninsula Health Association, P.O. Box 7043, Boulevards in Fort Players' four-show season is a ' r -Fort Myers, r'L33911.G Myers. '•'' ; s ffittjmiMim.wniiWfi TTHilTni.ffll.ffflifflBB PALM AND CARD READING 166S1 McGregor Blvd. S.W. v BY MRS. LEE in Kingston Square ARE YOU7ACING PROBLEMS **. : HAVE NO ONE TO TURN TO? (•> ADVICE ON LOVE. MARRIAGE, BUSINESS, & HEALTH 2003 W. FIRST STREET OPEN DAILY 11 '\ N. to rinsing Fraa Ih. HiUit lu . ,9 A.M.-8 P.M. M to closing Onlh.R.vo - . CAU FOR APPOINTMENT SEAFOOD • ITALIAN CUISINE • SUMMER ENTREES (Amu 4 P.M.I; ^ OUR NEW SUMMEH LUNCHEON MENU ••ID-- • •': ,!'•'• 'From IIA.M. i».|P.'N. ^ ;i HAPPY HOURS 4 P.M.-6 P.M. -: _" . J, 466-2C26 SummerlinSquare Shopping Center .- 17105 Sen Carios - Ft Myers py/i. Dr. Jofulhif R OpenSun.Fri.11A.rVI.,Sat4P.rVI. ' . n Clinic in luru «.T hclitvt in f nt-onont doctor.'piticnt uh paiknl is lti h mil personal phjwian." ; Ih. Kob conn's from SouthMstcfnMfdkJ Center in North Miuni Kuth ind is i firtiluatt »(iht Ohio I'nivmity Collect of • Freshest Seafood • Choice Western Beef (hlcorathic MfJicint, Like m ; "We treat the whole family - : Daily Lunch Specials Beginning .31 '2.95 grandparents to grandchildren." Try 0'ir New Crab Devonshire •> Offifp hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m: Monday Ihrnutfh Friday •SERVING LUNCH FROM It A.M.. " -"• '•-> 8 a.m. lo 12 noon on Saturdays J • .."..•• Q maggie s memories Margaret Micklp is a From Civic Center to baseball — ; Cheers for Mi-linda retired _nporter ivho Mftrs fo_r her column spent over 25 ycart will the^county never learn? on the changes now and ~ By Margaret Mlcklc since June 1 when she life? From mascot in those planned in the ^For! 'Myers born, she suffered a. nerve iff , the "mayor's mansion to future. Yeah, I'm one of, spent her girlhuud, on jury. It is good to see chasing chipmunks in -thfisc illikTatp ones' Captiva. AW tV htr -• Eight ladies from the who loved Fort Myi First Baptist Church of \\€f bark, cheerful ns New Jersey. y iqhtie*. she lit Fort Myers Beachr usual as she passed out Jersey. : - ^ as it was. Ufs keep Shady first Xursing -*>' equipped with needle, the chiireh bulletin. . • .'oar- '• what's left-as is. .//ome. •-"thread and thimbles, I've got two red hot were greeted at Shady The Shady IU-st candidates for that Rest with a stack of News carries the an-' "Show Your Pets" con- Telecommunications deregulation nouncement that" on Margaret Mickte- '; clothing needing men- test. Trouble isr if both set for discussion ding. I stand corrected SepU.5 we will be hav.-- did not win they would after being totd "I can't ing special -visitors- join the wild anim4 one paragraph, I The.^ isth Annual of tplefommunications. - sew, five can, but I from Circle K to honor Florida --Imir|>cndent The effect of rhanges J - group. Aw, come onT bciif.-vo tht- president, To|tphone Pioneer "'brought my fiddle.7 National Grandparents Terry and Marc, be would have accrjitod on the different groups •: ; Convention will he hrlrf That lady is Helen Day. I have a fondness -.sports and give it a trv. her invitation. , of people involved I Brown, Lt. Com. (ret.) for Humans;Calendar at the Shvraton Harbor varies widely. The ' " " ODD ', I'laco Hotel in Fort panel will provide.an who played sweet who marks Sept. 13 as • What ever happened music in each winy the day of note, follow- Myers, Fi.. from St-pt. opportunity for the ,to the, X-las Queen? It looks as if ihe 1719. various viewpoints to before the - group ed by the advise. "Spoil She is sadly missed by Rednecks in Arcadia departed. -^ sr'cm. Let them keep the be summarized as well a chosen few. have h;id a field day. On Saturday, Sept. 'as a brief discussion ..The word is they will- kids today." !n : Shame. -S ha mil. >: • - DDO ' •-""• 19 ai 3:00 p.m. the con- between those who will be back once a month, • ,-". GDG .-" .,---For; shame, Nettie Ministers agree, ihe vention will sponsor a present their par: maybe more often if Saw by the paper a Baker, trying-to take Ray ordeal has caused panel on deregulation ticular perspectives.[j-- - 1 needed. How's that for I'.S. to the S3ga of Ar- our indoor swimming Arcariia grief. What : senders of good deeds? chie, the golden"" pools '" sway! . And about the grief of the In this case, those labrador retriever mix, change ihe original Rays? :, :' TDC seeking Guinness - needles did a better job who developed a" taste recipes used here" World Record breakers than acupuncture. . for a garhage man. •"- *. GGO Want ;!tu beaU:a record or establish a V The-ladies who Some^ changes have^ Amy Miller created Jean Hunt is a born record? been made. The gar- again match-maker. new one, so long as its volunteered their serv- •excitement "when she not something involv- bage man is now called Thanks much for ar-; ? ice are Mrs. Robert annminred(?plan5 to "The";' Lee ^ County" ing physiral danger.- Stuekey, Mrs. Jim•_ a sanitation worker write a letter to the ranging my meeting Tourist Development Dailcy, Mrs. Albert and Archie is no longer with Jim after a long- Council is looking for . should contact the TDC president. Amy dic- office. , -;' Sprinkle, Mrs/ Mayor Edward Koch's tated and the letter •.-•time no see. - '- some good record Katherine Clark and dog, hut is owned by breakers as part of a "We feelcertain there was written and in the are people;out there - ' Mrs. Robert Heym. - Mayoral helper Milchcl mail. More excitement \ •:" Linn"..;" ;; national search for a new weekly television who can fill the bill. All . •:.. ann-Vvv. London. Archie no when Amy received a - ..How come the coun-; we'have to do is find •'<-•'• \ Tip of (he Hat to longer resides in reply from the White ~"' ty wants to.get invglv-" show hosted by David 'frost, "'The Spec- them and put them in ; Birdie. French, a " Cracie Mansion, having House. The president .,ed in another private: contact with the been booted out. He enterprise such as tacular World of Guin- worker with the Rest "declined with regret ness Records." (show's) producers," Home Ministry, spon- now lives in a lakeside because of previous baseball? Has nothing Janctte Hunt, TDC ^heen learned from the sored by the First Bap- home En Princeton, N.T commitments." If that Individuals or publicity director, said. tist Church. Birdie has with friends of the gar- ever-present censor hassle with Lee Civic, groups who think they ,.= To contact Hunt, call dener. 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You can tell ""iu been a very determin- publ&hed in 1896, and share them with you.- once ,.at ^ix: minutes/ , because you'll bit afraid _,, I'd and fascinating is still available today; but please keep in mind. That's what the rrrip?' the top is going (o Wow ~ ^•ywoman. Born in the last much revised. It is an that I was" winging it "hours.. : called for and that's'" •nff. It doesn't. Time for." gj century, when it was- incredibly' ..complete with both adaptations. ' There, * ha t'ft enough what I did. What I exactly ...one- minute K most .,unusual for cookbook and ranks up The first recipe re- * of that recipe. "tkuuU have done is to after it starts the full - Q women to fio "anything there with "The Joy of ijuircd that you cut However, I had much* continue to microwave boil and remove from,. Q.'-outside' of the home. Conking" as a must for limes in hSlftl "used not hettei lock with ihe'si;-. (he nnds in increments oven. Add three ounces tt . S^h^.bccamu nationally. the kitchen library, . »f ii'juid fruit pectin il quite ripe key limes. ci»nd recipe ad.iplcri for of two ir.inufes on hij;h Q famous not only for her Since it is so com- since I hey have' more microwave, wilh: a until the rinds ^ere used Certot and stir. Z delicious candies: hut plete, I wondered why- natural pectin!, seed small exception,'which'- Pour into sterilized it did not have 0 recipe -tendef, enough tit.cut 5 for:her cooking school. them and cut . into I'll discuss later. Cut with a dull knife. = ', jars, cover, and turn . w She, singlehandedly, for lime marmalade, so paper thin .slices to fill off both ends of seven n upside down so.Ihc : created the systems of I experimented. Now, I While the rinds are ; ' four cups. Coyer with a key limes, and citl .1 slit rinds- are distributed .know why. .>" snltening, pick over the measurements we use (juari "and a ' half ^ of down one side of the lime pfilp in th« plate, fairly evenly in the jell. ~ I tried two recipes, ) : in America^ today. Hut water and put into fruit. Using .^M ice ted removing" the seeds Yield: approx. three ,Y - for her,-we might still one the old-fashioned your refrigerator over- spoon, or .any spoon cups. • .," • " • : he reading "use a lump way and one adapted and the white mem- night, then cook forf with a thin edge, brane. When the rinds Ail this takes about gradually work rthe, are tender, add the 35 minutes and the.- 0 pulp and juice and "skin away from the ; ' • taste is divine/ fruit. Do this over a micro on ' high for \ However, since I didn't soup bowl or plate with another six minutes. - cook the rinds long a lip, so you don't lose You will end Up with - enough, I'm having ^all the juice. 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Over3600 SQ. ft. ol living featuring Jormal living NEW SALT WATER HOMF • u ig, large family room, spacious kitchen with break 8 mm. io open water, 3 Ced- * 20 acre frontage. 12 ft. last room. Quality throughout wiih- an the extras roo_rnF 2 balh, 2 car garage..!, elevation, $7 500 per 1239.500. Eves, and weekends call JUOY, 433-3531. or all "appliances, cathedral; . acre. E«cellent terms. JEANNE, 481-6538. .-, . -...". ceiling, lire-place, ' parquet - * Matlacha triplex on Bay (602)996-8026 with a commercial zon- J1S ACRES iN HERITAGE FARMS 1115,000. Call 625-5339. ing. Needs love. $69,900 Carefully kept Custom designed 2700 sq. 11,home with 3 c ! What a view!- fery separate bedrooms and baths, large family room 306 ' 1-0902 * Commercial corner lot. eatu'ing , cathedral ceiling, fireplace. and wet bar, WATERFRONT HOME . 225 II. X 135 It. S47.OOO. screened palio and pool. Located conveniently to Sum- * Plant nursery — 45 nerlion and the beaches. $225,000.. Call JEANNE acres, all inventory,,! WHITE, 481-6538. evenings and weekends. . ; equipment. Ash lor free- biochufe- ": JASMINE AT MYERLEE GARDENS * Canal fronlager Smaller is 2 bedroom, 2 bath villa offers a felaiing Itlestyle * home. Gfeal shape! Ih iarge screened porch, oversized master bedroom, a Classified Department : $39,900. , .' •. • cook's eat-in kitchen with "Pome It" ceiling and many * Also serving Upper Capliva j eitras. Just $73,000 evenings and weekends. Call JEANNE WHITE, 4B1«538. ; BEALTOR 466-050Q ^ THE CYPRESS CONDO 472-3121 E OFFICE OPEN WEEKDAYS 8:30 TO 5:00 Ihis Spacious 2 bedroom condo ollering an ove'sized Deadline: Monday 11 a.m. for all Observer master, a glamorous ktlchen, formal dining or family FOB'SALE:2todrcom papers and Charlotte Shopping Guide. foorn and a great porch. Tennis and shuff'eboard. ALL THIS EASY LIVING for just It 10,000. Evenings and week- Tuesday 11 a.m. for Island Reporter. ;nds call JEANNE WHITE — 431 6538. ' ' . We reserve the right to properly c'as3if y, edit or re- ": lands CAPE CORAL COUNTRY CLUS AREA "- qood condi ject any ad. Besurelocnecfc yourad Ifie first *eek Spanish slyie pool home has circular drive, overstofid mo'igsge I it appears. We will not be respons.ble for errors ' Wi car garage. Inside are 2 spacious bedrooms, sunken 2467. after the first, publication and rriusl be notified ivlng room, sca*iing island kitchen, beamed ceiling in wiihln tnree days In order to secure an/ adjust- amily room. S1.19.900. Call TOM PIERCE, 5<>2 0603. .' j ment. _> '"..-• BY OWNER ;All arts are" priced at a flat rate, no .refund o> ad- SHAMROCK LAKE HOMES FOR THE HARBORAGE justments lor unused *eehs. 'A Waterfront Cornrr:unily'\ Beauliful Arthur Ru'encerg 3 Bedrooms. 2 Caths. SALE Pool Home'- 3 bedroom.^2 bath, including atiL]r>e e/> Prepayment MAY be re^i^ret; on some cfassificaticns. doors and *milo*& o»er- ras. Jenn-aire enleiiainmeni center, burglar aiarm. wet ' HATES: Based on prepayment prior to publication: - GOVERNMENT, HOMES loohing 'ake. dijct<-sea*ail. Irom Si.OOtU repair). Oelin-1 bar, Nutone music center, central vacuum A GREAT. lile roof, appliances, fans. quent tan prcperly. Repos- 8UY! tteduccd lo $219,900. Call GLORIA HETHMAN, General MRrchandl5e:"~up lo 25 *ords • J3.00 sessions. Calf 1-805687- 769-2206. • ' - . . - ..." bimils, lake pump, garage $2.50 additional «eeks andioi arJrjilionai pacers. insulation and rioc oeeoer 6000, EM. CH-1261 for cur- CUSTOM BUILT tent repolisl."- Unlumisheri. 560.000. Con>: »,'. llfl.00 306 .' • : ALL-O93O Home on go!l cbjtse, 3 bedroom pool home in EAGLE oleteiy (mpished. SH6.000 is - $3 25 RIDGE with loads 01 Extras, brick liroplace. upgraded ' .- " .7720300 QOVEH iiuiiiiT'HOMES Mct>en appliances, leaded glass doors- ail nigr? vaulied Ft Ira *ords -10$ per word, per paper, per weed. ''• Irom Si (U. repair). Delin- ceilings. On double (airway 1223.500. Cat) GLORIA : ^545 .. NCSI-O90J Jjjjft Complala Rates anllabl* ftjr request. quent tan propetjy. Repos- . BETHMAN, 768-2206. . - : ^ sessions. Call B05 687 6000,' REPOSSESSED HOMES Exl. GH-204S (or current": NEW LISTifJG OFF MCGREGOR repo list. "• . ~- 3ft Myers school district Large assumable VA mort- ANNOUNCEMENTS .00 BABYSITTING 20 gage. 3 bedroom. 2 batn wilh calhedrsl ceilings. All ap- GENERAL REAL LOST AND FOUND .... 21 544 : -' , :' ALL-IM7:: pliances included. Call BONNIE O'NEILL, 275-0501 for Also ta« properties. 1-216- ESTATE FOH SALE. ;...t PERSONALS :,:z2 GOVERNMEW~HOMES details. . • . - . HOMES FOR SALE... .2 -HELP WANTED..- .*'... 31 . from $1.00 (U Repair) Fore- J53-3OOO, E»t. H207B. ' 544 NSCniG-0910- DUFLEXESFORSALE..3 ; POSITIONS WANTEO., 32. -- closures, Repos., Tax- De- WHISKEY CREEK CLUB EST. -. CONDOS FOR SALE..-.4 Lot 90 x 130 Only $45,000. OI( eeecr.wood Trail Call 'ANTIQUES.. -:.. '-39 linquent Properties. Now INTERVAL _ .. MUSICAL./... : 40 selling your area. Call 1-315- BETTY, 542 1354. 1 CONDOS OWNERSHIP..; 5 HOUSEHOLD =736-7375, Ext. H-FLFt lor ' NEW LISTING! . FOR SALE LOTS::.,'-. .^..:.- . -6 current list. 24 hours. - -- c FORSALE .. •..-. 4r MOBILE HOMES : MISC. FOR SALE « . 555 " ' •" ALL-0916 ' Beauty and privacy can tie ycurs in this beauhlal multi- - P0R5ALE.. 7 ELECTRONICS CAROLINA MOUNTAINS, level hornc tucked a^ay i>\ the v^oods. 3 bedrooms, 3 baihs, many extras fealtjtes $295,000. Please cal! JUDY WILL TRADE COMMERCIAL' • •:• •''ANDCAMEPAS 43 charming 3-year-old nomejn • 3ulf FrJrnt FOM Myers PROPERTY FOR SALE,. 8 resort . community . with CROWLEY, 433-3531. . " GARAGE SALES .:'..** Bench, 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath t^'OMES FOR RENT... .".9 AUCTIONS...,:1 45 swimming, golf and tennis. ALMOST FINISHED! . . Condn, lutly tuims^^d. ren- 3 bedroom. 2 baltis, all DUPLEXES WANT TO-- tal un-l FOR Mirss Wotct FORFENT . ," 10 BUY-M!S'r'*-'T -16 Home *ortf> 3J5.O0O p'us . "appliances and heat pump- Dcc<;py You will have lime io p^ckyour oven echo's lona . COHDOS'APTS. ;_., SERViCF.SERVICES"-'"S .....! . *7 A/C over an acre of forest - aiea: S1G9^00- Please call JUDY CROWLEY, 433-0531. FOR RENT It PETS & LIVESTOCK .. 'land 'r, $87,500. Write ijaq^s OH sell lor SI25.OQO: MOBILE tlGMES LOOKING FOR A FIXER UPPER? ~ 332-5563; 939 2752- AUTOMOTIVE .. Chambers, 375 Ortoie Rd. ' FORPEfH ;., . 12 This is tor you — 3 bedroom cotiage. Soutn For! Myers, 5J4 NSCSBICCQI? RECREATIONAL Btevard. NC 2B7t2. or call 1 . COMMERCIAL .- • VEHICLES ...-..:. 704884-7142. ; n^ar rht? h*^c^-t3 f DiocF (rom tr^o fver %H ^OG Pf^3^e • FROf'ERTY •" cail JUDY CROWLEY, 433-35.H" ' MOTORCYCLES . ..: 543 . - - "IR-0910 • FORHF.NT-.. .- _ -, 14 TRUCKS S VANS'...;, .COMPASS POINTE VA'CATtON BOATS AND ""• RENTALS...... : .'15 DRrVE'"BYT'iUNG "HOM'E: GULF FRONT MOTORS :•',.. '132 Bay Mar Drive, Fort 489-0444 WANT SO BUY . : MARINE Myers Beach.-' 'Pick up "BH/2 BA - ti^r; 1utnii.ris, -"• REAL ESTATE . -. 16 ACCE£SOPI£S • brochure, Has "" ail RE/MAX REALTY GROUP Rocf de>:L Must teii. Ca WANTTORENT, 17 SPORTSEOUtPMENT: .'* information. To see, phone MORTGAGES-;./..... 18 0 LEGflLS...". ."". '' 463-5200. Banker's home. An inaeptr.tlonl Me/nbtr Broker - » 612-636-1428 - ' BUSINESS " Si 12,900. firm. Nice. • OPPORTUNITIES .19 • 562 . 8IR-0924 1 -. &, n INTERVAL INTERVAL . HOMES n HOMES CONDOS/APTS.. ; • « OWNERSHIP OWNERSHIP LOTS 6 FOR RENT M FOR RENT FORREMT II .. SURFAIDER BEACH CLUB BUYINQ-SELL1NG SANIBEL BAYOUS: For sate 7 *****************************, OULF'FRO'N'T" """- BEST BUYS ON SANIBEL. • ' tntefvai Ownership by owner. Large, high »nd Spacious, beautifully tifr'i — Gulf front, pool, s.iuria, Fult Documentation • dry tot, sewBr, underground * ••• • . *~" .<•..•- -• • \" . • •* nislied 3 BR/2 BA apart-- tennis and bikes. Fust floor Preparation Closing and ' utililies. Short walk to Bow- * ," ANNUALSHELLHARBOR '* unit. Sleeps 5. weeks 33 and . Tille Insurance. ' ' man's Beach, 575,000. Pfin- 34. easy access to pool ana Mai*t Langer: clpah only. Days 472 5858. * . New lour bedroom/3 bath poot home In one oi ine J ir nearby golf. AvaMaUie Aug beach. $3,500" per we-*, 1 ',- Allorneyat Law • Evenings. 472-1902. ;: "•- . J more Desirable areas on Sanibel with teach ac- I 29 Ihrougri Sept. 22. 196?."" hedroom unils available -62R2 Sunset Dr., PH-l-A 554 - - MOOT + cess. This is a solit foot plan W|ih living ,oorn- I 4821801- also. Sleeps 4 Pnred as low " S. Miami. FL 331-13 * .. lamny room, and'master bed.-oom open io the • • as $2,990 per v,e*\. Call Call cuHecJ; 305-665-6985 BELLE'MEADE''^Doiibie * . raised pool *;lh a beautiful view of the canal it • M2 - rr •• 110 1 : " lot. Great building &ti>. Call Charlie '•" Matthews £55 - 1-0924 * has a sea*ailed palio docii, gourrret kitchen and • » Bob Vaftdal, Realtor. Shell. v ANNUAL RENTAL' -Associate. THE VACATION * nianyextra5.O'mtedannuallyfor$i400permonih '* CASA YBEL -Week 51. Island Realty, Sanib'el. 472- OR SALE SHOPPE SALES, INC (813) • Unit I49F; O*ner finant:ing; - 1011. - * plus utilities. o«ner will furnisn pool and ia*n * J maintenance. No oets please. .. .-* Available Sept. t 472 6335. SluOOO. 2Dt-962-)08 week. Walch the waves Specializing !n . ANNUAL RENTAL .He* : ^isr.ert S1500 m^? winter. " caress tfie-beach or- ycur Personalized Real Estate "fJUIc Florida Style" homo . DUPLEXES -• own private porch Caft •• Closings and Your lociled al the Lighthouse FOP PENT ' yearly. La-ge suecn porch, Cahrlie MaMhews. Title insurance Needs ID po«. tennis. Gulf beach. "Associate. THE VACATION" TIMESHARE AND . OPEN IMMEDIATELY! Fur-- 516261-7855 Of 813472. SHOPPE SALES, - INC. GENERAL REAL ESTATE : flished 2SRMBA Ouplen.' Broker. 472-1545. - .- 11555 Kelly Road govitmet kilchen wi|h both 55J ' IW10. One block from .-beach. Fort Myers Florida 33^08 an ealtng islaml an J 3 break- .,545,. - C.I-0930 1 vVa^rter.'dfyer.' Reo! $500. 8134541800 . " fast tioon overlooking the GUMBO LIMBO -~IG74 t month FREE rent 47S38i3days.5498361. \ LIGHTHOUSE RESORT 4 547 " • 0.1-0930' tennis court p' Bunting Lane. New, cu*tr>rTi ftith 1 year lease : piling, unfurnished hcrne. 3 5G3 • IR-0910 CLUS —Urge luxury water- •ivatjfe ippii, ice -.Great front. 2 bedroom, 2 bath and • bedroom, 2-i baihr temity TORTUGA BEACH , - Pout, sauna, jscuzzi. e*?r . convertible den. Thiee tei- y rpQin_ laundry room, bar, , CLUB ., i cise ronm. covereil parKtog. races.: pool._ tennis, c*;droom. 2 designer IMed., wrap-around balcony,' 'Adjlis only. No pels. '. bicycles, steeps sl>. Com- Luxurious 2/3R. 2rBA Con-'. fult bathrcorns Featuring Children,'-' pets O.K. do. Second floor. GtiH ffont stepinjjhs.-pedeslal sinh ' Starting from (370 a monlr> . pare before ycu buy! Call si fable ely.-': view, Gulf of Meilco on and separate sho*eis com- ; • Mary Richie. VACATION • THE REGENCY . Sanfbel Island, Week »27 plelc the (irbl floor. The se- SHOPPE SALES INC.. (Wir'tftrer Ra. near Cypressj ~ 1 (7/1 thru 7W1988). For sale cond floor is wholly ' Broker. (813) 472-12 tf. 5« •-' tH-0917^ 48U830"'"--. ".-- ; by owner, 56,900. • •' . dedicated 10 the master 544 545- - _ ~^^ suite.' II features a bedroom . E*5 Call Jo Ann: SANJBEL DUNES—Tted- " BCNSI-0916 Sitling a'ca. tife'place. buill- NO'~SE C RET f" CA P TJVA SANIBEL BEACH CLUB II: room;! 2 baih.- Aoilabiiity DAVIS WOODS - Close to " (813)489-2968 . in desk and cabinsls, a wel " ISLAND has been discov-' Large luxury gulf (font,-? rnontniy October thloug^. Sanibel. 1 Dsdroom, i batb, Days or Eves." - - •• bar witrt refrigerator. 2 enor- ered. Beautilul beaches and ! bedroom,^2bath. sd ciear Golf waters. Compare . December. SfiOG per montn ceiling fans. A/C, wallpaper . plus utilities; Also available" and tile," carpeted. porcnrcn t ~ pol te has a panoramic view of (he *i!h any. This charging 2 - January '-through March, Refrigerator/freezer, stova bbicyclesl , sleeps si«. Com- LOTS . bay. The masler bath has a flR/2 BA hornn w;heat and '"negotiable. 603-772-9.457 with self-cleaning oven,. pare bolore you buy! Call i.Corifiihian step-in tub. g'ass . atr is only steps to- the ' : ' dishwasher, wiasherfdryer. Mary Richie; associate. 2 INTERMENT RIGHTS at eshower, tiled door and sky- beach.."Tng Dec* House" $375'mu. unfurnisbed and . VACATION SHOPPE. INC. Royaf-. Pa'm Memorial Tights. Other leatures in- never I425lmo. Furnished, olus Broker (813) 472-OBOB.. Garden in Veterans Garden 3 "and it Cheerful CONDOS/APTS. utilities. 472-2660; 47I-5I&4, 545 ,-• s- - C.I4S30 624.3S98, call eves. only. -" ~ ing, 10 hunter tans, silu, d on asK for Hazel. "-. : ' • 302 o. - M.C.I.G-0009 spunkier 'system,, central narrow private lane. Similar FOR RENT II SANIBEL - Call me foi vacuum .system.- intercom rentals are bcoksd a year in 554 ,- ; 1RO910 , VJe have Lots on Sanibel to SUNSEYTOUTH.'' 'IPbed- some enticing values in In- system and garage parking -ad'anm Write scon .for build your home for ycu.'' • SANfBEL: UnTJrnisfred~t terval ownership tor sale on . for .three ~cars. Bay SEA OATS LOTS - Only 3 left. S44 6>C916 space at Executive Services Center on Periwinkle Way ^Ifyou are buying or selling a lot — 3/2' CANAL HOME. Old Florida ,~. NEAR SANIBEL 2 BH!2 BA across from C4S Bank. To it pays to call Style. Captain's Quarters." Deposit required. Oak floor, find out the. other, great pool, tennis, scr. porch, ceit- . reasons, can Carol Arnold. Suits 5 brokers/ tng fans, central air, washer/ Associate. BBVK. Brokers. • consultants 2323 Woo,!,, uni Deb! Craig, Realtor-Associate dryer. J*25/mo. 4560684. 693-1000 of sanibel, inc. (613) 472-2255 562 .. BSI-100!. 544 : -1-0910 I^^^^^^S^^I^^p^p^Ss^^^^gpSK^pP^^pn^^^^^^^^p^^^^p^^ COMM. PROP. , , 5 COMM. PROP. COMM. PROP. ,, VACATION VACATION VACATION FOR PENT 14 FOR RENT FOR RENT 14 RENTALS 15 RENTALS 15 RENTALS WINTER VACANCIES AT SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION LOGGERHEAD — Lmunolis Marina Vttta AVAILABLE NOW! CAY " f *o Cedtoom. tftcfcatn con.-- Hie A-Jter beat dock All re- do. GUL! me*. Cofnpiclely sorl iaci'iiips. 2 B!^'2 BA. ; Attractive New Office/Professional Space-... furnishpjj with al'amenities tor bos! ratos " Lind.i • For fr,ui persons 9'1- •Troci'-a! Hij! Pe.iltj,- \nr_ ' --101*1/67 — %7&i'.nV tO/12- EXCELLENT FIRST YEAR RATE 463-J124. ^. i2JI5'fl7 -• i8OO.-*k. Fo> 2 Over 3,000 sq. ft. Available -^ Take What You Need •545 _ BJW.1-; Ijeficfts" - S'db less "SOUTH "SEAS PLANTA- "" Located in the beautiful^VILLAGE OF SANIBEL - SPANISH CAV IION: Lan.is End. 'Mii-r'l} OfietfJ.iroomC'Jntlo, s! -. . — ir3r_ . iDci'i&n o-. Gull timirseiji 562 " " 1-0924. SUNDIAL OF SANtBH.. BMCn V;*:.-.. Get). JW Ou!&1j;ii)ing iacatio'i. T*o G PEPFECI -hai-'t'A V,i 2' • . • ;- l-iOOi CHANGE OF PACE "aT.enitlfesIlS"seps 8.'i : ChIu*aoJfSur Mer. Call 472-1546 lor.details — Century 21 AAIM Realty Group 4843.' . r ATTENTION VACATION VACATION : PROFESSIONALS RENTALS 15 RENTALS 15 ISLAND LIVING AT 7872. ..- . Get closer lo your For! DISCOUNTED RATES 562 , tea;? SOUTH SEASPLANTATIOH : Myers clients. Open a CASA YBEL "ORIGINAL" PRiyATE Beaoti Cottage. 3 BRI? BA NORTH_CAPTIVA ISLAND.- •jatelMe olllce.from SI50 .Rent or buy direct .from standing secluded . fie on (Suit Pool, tennis. BEACH HOME , per month. Answering ser- . owners a! attractive prices mree fcedi 'lv.'" o" bain'" Seplemhet S7Q0/*k. Oc-. in South Seas Planta'iori' . vice, secretary, available. and save cornrnissions All •' toter jaSO.'ivk. -November [ , Broker. 466-4422. weeks available. Call (813) iit'es. . ta:s difeclty on tCO )!. Gull anil January. S'JOOr'*K. Sea- s, lin ser-.-ice jva.inti>e Fiom .' 545 .. " " NGBI-0916 491-0750 lor phone ifL-m tieach. Dc-cota'oi de son and holiday weeks, •S450'/>. 305 9710456 "of. numbers A lew weeks fully equipped Best t> signed and lurnisheil 3 BR? 680 sq. Ollic Suite = available at other Sambel ' S160Q/YvK.-O*ner. eves. 203- 305-3910711. . . ~ 314-8430937 : 2 BA. screen owcti. -decks located in the art of - locations 227-0420^ " _. 562 .Calif a( Sanibet... : ATTENTION OWNERS - -/ " ATRiUM"7 ; 203-259-8896 "Exclusive Gijil (font condo WEEKS iW NEEDED • K2 • • -i-;oor . 1619 Periwinkle at fesiderice. Available lo De- cember 19 3! S65O VACATION RENTALS WUJTLFOP.KIMIS . ONK MOVtll MIMMl'X KtXTAii SUNDJAL Of SANIBET"' Absolute true gu!( UorA ', Uirgcst .select ion to choosc'fixmi on Sanibsrl and locaticn in "A" Building. 1 * i} Z bedroom CO"(JQS. Breaih- 11 other Tropic.ii IsLinds. Call or stop by ami lakir.g vie", 0! guil Nicely - discover the KSI Difference. Switchboard open furnished Available weekly' -" IMMIi •." ' 216-49292S8. 24 hoursevervd.nrof tlic year.' : __ 562, =• -. • 1-1029 ' • Essr r LOGGERHEAD CAY — "fvi'ts ; Ssdroo.ti, !AO bath -G-J!'- IIL'A AvaiiaSie1 no* SJOD • 1 : "'" • "••••'•"" , ° WANT TO " ,_ RENT \ 17 > NEEDED COt4DOS, HOMES AND APARTMENTS TO HEfiT . WeScreeiti TflEALTV, fNC . 305-271-5069 •-. VACATION HEIP HELP MISC. £ RENTALS WANTED 31 WANTED 31 FOR SALE 42 47 SERVICES 47 SPECTACULAR ,- EXCELLENT WAGES lot '.GULFFRONT ' tS AFFORDABLE -- spare time assembly work; HOLLY'S Expert. Loving Sanibel Collages, Unit 128 THE ri PLUMBING REPAIRS electronics, cralls. Others. •" EELSK1N '•. \ Petsitling Service — whMe •• • • - 2nd Floor r AVAILABLE . Info (504) 641-0091, Ejtl- PERFECT JOB WHOLESALE PRICES ;; you're away. HELPS visits Week 36 - 914 thru 9/1t .1453. Open 7 days. CALL , For riiSihers with children '• Top auaMy. eels>in prort--. 7 DAYS A WEEK your -home — provides ' Wa«k40 - 10f2 Ihru 10/9 NOW; " • -„ •' . '- in school. Morning pff p. ucts - cu'Se-3. .waiiets. 4827943 professional, ptrsortat, and . Wcok41 -.10/9 thru 10M6 -" bells' fcfefcaMS. «fc. - h? loving care (or your pets — 540 J__ J •":• ALL-C924 7 Bf owner S800.00 per week retail. Spirt !o mdividuais or ~ISLAND~~ 1 Apply in Person - Call 101-8860400 ;. HOUSEKEEPING'" through' homo parties. For R'tA'S ir'fC'ffnaiion. call Psm. 997. LOCKSMITH .' short/Iofig tefrn — licensed • .544 ^ • _ ._ - '-C91J 24-h INSPECTOR - "2407. Pert-*inVle Way 0O?8. . ;. : i EXPERIENCE goig'coits AAA' ". Fulltime lor busy -Sambe!"' '555-w ' "BSCNI-09C9 years in island pet care 472- ^ North Ca(itiv3 Island. Ac- rental offico. Housekeeping ^^ 472-2394 j cessitie by coai/pfane sea-, IMMEDIATE'." " experience tielplul Rlbl Walter & Horma Thompson ' IR-HJ15 i la«i. Total p'ivacy in either'- oriat sek- OPENING " Advertising Accoun! Ex- Gulf from $r200,'wh. or Gull J 1 ecutive needed to se l and Personal Fitness MASSAGE THERAPY view S950l*((. homes Fatly : service we!l eslabfisned For relief from, tension, •.:• ;' lurnishet) two bedrocn\ two : *.*. ConsuHanl weekly newspaper: £*• ) Available, tcr ind-i/iduaJs.; physical tnjuries and stress--.:. I bath. Sleep si*. 2b',- tsss : •5-15 „. 1-0910 . ceilen! territory open. Full i(5 backdro -• couptes* or group instruc- - related disorders _-. ' May to November. Tnree- ATTENTION: Catch lit) on "comoaiiy benefits. Sa!aty: • J350" - . t'ons.' By appomtmfir.l. Swedish . Deep Tissue.', T 472-3255 Ihose bills! Demonstrate CliiS commission . " reasonable raits . .,' .t. Shistau Neuromuscu'ar salo-1295.000 and S225.OO0. toys anil gilts!' MaKe your 1 1660500 Polarity -. Re(le>ology ! Call Elirabe'.h Guiden. 305- Call Bruce : own hours'Ftee kit and sup- 562 ; -. esfjc:-c3io.- J : LICtNSEO PROFESSIONAL" 4250111- plies. No collecting, no de- " , - 481-4642 - - Diana Si!*erstpr>e»612B - |" 562 • -. ~-J . " "1-0917 .HAND PAINTED^cerarfiid livery Ca'l 656 6912. tiie... Imaginations fc/ 554 - NSCBII0O? CHRISTMAS PARTY : BUSINESS Kemfcerley Austin, ariisl. ODD JOBS '472.5579'' v.itri #1 Home Party Plan, Oihet line an wort a!s.o^ Open daily . . OPPORTUNITIES ********* . Christmas Around tne Periling:"landscaping, la^n 19 P - care, repair worv. general by appointmer.l HOSTESS, WAITPERSONS, rVJafld Fres merchandise Gift certificates available". - FRANCHISE ICE CREAM: Frep Cook. Fry Cock and and hostess gif's." Call .545 - ' IR-1112 Business Soutti Fort Myers ' today — YOU NAME IT - 9us Person. 3-5 nights. AD- GARAGE I WOULD like to "care for location. Profitable. S75K. ply aiier September 7,1987. Sharon 772 2974 of ~ I'LL DO IT " •" (813)472-0154. '•••- - Millie 5742573 : . ef(!er!/,.ir. jheir home. Avail- • HARBOR HOUSE SALES ,44 Call anytime Gus. . 644":. • .. -IR-0910 5J4 NSCB1-O957 • • f • RESTAURANT •> 571-4196 - SANHJEL:' linique~Relail YOUTH" CHOm iitectoVTo' WE BRING ********* 547 .-. SfCiCG? days. HcncM ncn-smoi-eL Store lor sale. Audio; Video, Saiibel CommunMy Ctiofch. LOUR TRUCK Ca'l Carofyn. 466-4702. • • Movies, .Electronics. 554" •• •-- ' IR-0910 Octf,tfl[ tr-.rouflh April. 1500 . -E4? " ;.. IB0909 - Pioneer-Sony-H'fachi- NIGHTAUDITOR FISTOt SW Bell. High volume, low _ _ _ j fishing goa<. goll '••*• i¥ •"••"•¥ - r Executive Services. Inc. has PERMITS • overhead. Owner retiring. 'GOVERNMENT"JOBS* - • — •- -" -ness? ' immediate full ttms opening Now the oriJTfary rrli.'cn aitttnga! b p . Cali 472-4100; • '• Thousanrts "ot vacane'es^" 562 ^ - 1R-O924 on Sanibel — 11:30., p.m.- iay apply aller Oct. 1st. We isifsess? 7:30 a.m. Safety plus benefit must be tilled immediately. 3PR0 517,634 to $50,112. Call 1- .- : package.: Resume ot QUICK SERVICE: ; ^hoT.e stuo*y..eou!se ,in. tin.e efdee ccrson? . T1ON business H5.000 references requited. Call • 216-453-3000, Ex I." J 2217. : r^nda at J25 per sniienl 544 NSCBIG09in .% - 463-6096 ;"'•";- a full ct-arge booh- . cash, and assume bank loan Rudy Schneider lor ad- PPQ. 1220_Soutb Date Ed i .with good credit. Excellent ditional irtlormation.- """THEi'BOArHbusE WANT TO Mahry, Suite 205. Tsmra. FL potential. Call evenings, 33029(813)2510661. 813-472-4195 ' HESTAURANT BUY 46 te^ns. Would \\Y.*i to riave 4820532.orw»le97Bt Deer- 543 IR-0323 16681 McGregor Blvd. S.W. . 547 '''ALI.-0923 r account. References loot Drive Fort Myers. FL ACCOUNT TRAINEE (in Kingston Squaie) r " -. ilable. Call 656 4391, 33$i9. Ptlncioals only. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS e message. - 5 1 Auto, aircraft and marine. ' ii! __j J! „! _ ^JM}° Earn up to $1250 hour full and part time ~~" 1.000 SUNBEDS - full/part time. We Iraln. Call •SERVERS ,:-.-. ..'j; 12.50 hr.'•• • 1974 650 Yamaha ., i^pTONING TABLES 886-71S1. • DISHWASHER... J4 00 h', ' 1980 Kawasaki Z1B • BUSPERSONS , -. J4 00 hi.' • Sunai-WOLFF 306 ALL-0916 • 19BQ Kawasaki KDX200 Tan-ling Beds " •HOSTESS/HOST. S50Qhr AUTOMOTIVE . -,1:-1" SlendefQuest '' ,- Studenl:, and retired ' 1976 Mercury Cougar 53 •1981 Caravelle Bow Rider Passive Exercisers BRIGHT, ENERGETIC -• personnel are encouraged - FOR SALE . . Call for 466-5545 -. w/140 HP Merctuiser ; SALESPERSON 1977 Mercedes 450 SEL. FREE Color Catalogue" 544 ., r, -SEt-0917 - $3,500. Can be seen'end .. lor. Captiva's mosl popular Save to 50% 1-BOU 2286292 POSITIONS driven; E«cellent condition. 306 ALL-10H sportswear store. 20-30 Ca'ICent'jry 21 AA1M Realty hours weeKfy. Starting pay WANTED 32 . Group, Inc. Saiibel office; .commensurate with ex. ONE or t*o bedroom condc -r-.ear gull. Will do cosmetic' 472-1546 - - PERSONALS v peflence- Great ai- HOUSESITTEfl - Care lor •-. RENT-A-VAN? -\v 544 ,? I-O910 22 mospfiere. Sales incentives. your home white you arec" ' lepairs il basics 3-e good. - Reasonable "prme. .No re- Rent ME WITH MINE •8r"sPECTRUM~^rOniy-. Please call Lisa. -•<-• asay. Mature^e^eculive Moving & delivery service.. ; seeks housing toi several altors .Write P.p. So 85141. 1143 down and $129 mor.ih. . • *72-75O7- - Save your back. You are ' 547 ",.- •" -, SIRO9O9 months.. References avail- Pi!(stiei LUIS helps library members locate books throughout state By Patrick McCarley ECC/USF library has more than 100.000 legislature. A circulation and book ordering sub-. ' veryone is familiar with thr situation volumes. With LUIS. Keller said the library staff ;; system arc alsobeing phased inlo Operation. where they want a library hook, but has access to more than 4 million. That number is :r -Bill Hoffman, director of the Fort Myers Lee Ethe book is either not available or is increasing. •-•:.." County Public library said the Lee County public already checked out. She said volume information is transferred to '; . libraries have an online computer catalog system " A new computer system at Florida Stale r machmc readable form by the national Online :: in conjunction with their inter-library loan, University Libraries helps to eliminate the pro Computer Library Center, OGLC. Data is then :; v He added that the libraries are making personal . ••'<••lilem» v-vith an "online computer catalog providing loaded in the bibliographic records of LUIS. ;: computers available to the public as well. information on the collections" of other libraries. " "Eventually they will havp. journal tii!es in the j; "Right now,we at the Fort Myers library have a With it, books can be located and transferred system; They are still working dii it," she said. \ TKS 80~jnd an Apple He* We*will have an IBMpc ; through inttrjibrary loan. That will mean access to hundred* of magazines, •; and a Macintosh," Hoffman said; "We're just mak- "The computer catalogs will eventually replace Computer cataloging systems are in university :; ing them available for public use."'-' card catalogs according to Arlene Keller, director libraries in Canada and South America as well as \ Hoffman said individuals are required tn have of information at Edison Community Col- ..••'•-• in other states in the U.S. - • : ;"•"-. • ;| "some knowledge'of how to use the computers. He tcge/Universily of South Florida library. The: ; "Students here, once they learn how, can go to ; = said they must use their .own, software, hut thai system has alreadv replaced the card catalog at any tibrary^and they will have the .sami1 basic; l :\ the library has programs on word processing, .': USFin Tampa. ;.•••" ; r: system as here," said Keller. : ! spread sheets for personal budgeting, filing and Keller said the system, the Library User Infor- The computer catalog was used four million' mailing lists. A primer is also available. . : mation Service or LUIS, has been "at ECC for times in May according to the Florida Library ' The library recently received the Apple He. about a year and enables them to locate books Association and 4.5 million times in June. Keller Hoffman said it is designated for children's use, across the state. said the USF library system accounts for 17 per- : but its plans have not been finalized. = ">> - "It means that now we can look .it any card cent of those transactions. She also pointed out -j He said l-tiejibrary will soon be holding orienla- catalog from any of the state universities," she the figures include the number of times librarians : tion classes on" the computers. He recommended said. "And we're capable of that right now." have gone into the. system to catalog a book. ..Individuals call their branch of the Lee County She said LUIS is available only to .students and LUIS is the first project of the Florida Center library syalem to find out what is available to .;' faculty of ECC/USF at this time. for Library Automalion;>stab!i3hed by state • thcm.D ,- -.% n" •"• ° .- - •" • :! - •"• © © co i-rt BOATS AND _. BOATS AND BOATS AND BOATS AHO AUTOMOTIVE 5J AUTOMOTIVE 53 MOTORS ^ 01 MOTORS 61 MOTORS 01 , MOTORS 61 ;; WANT TO RENT A BOAT : OdCK*FOR RENTcTfi vacant FOR SALE; \i (t. aluminuni SAILBOAT 20 ft, Helserr sleeper, gaiiey.~ head, and COUPON COUPON < SLIP or dock suitable fd( a lot. SfieH Harbor area. Call; - fishing boat. 15 tip Seais 472-8249. ; . eng;ns,.. wtth Iiatler and nator. S3.0OO. Caiki E-jsan". 22' sailboat. S. Hctmelstaf, 472-8346. « •: • • • 713 Dution Ct-, Sanibel 0r Canopy. S1.500. 4S3 4531. : 472-5614. iWlttBO^f'-LfreanyZu ' 1981 CITATION - 19' Open : SANIBEL CHEVRON 562 ~ IB-0910 Bowrider, 120 HP CUSTOM" boarcielrim^n •« FULt SERVICE • GAS • DIESEL • REPAIRS . MerCrulser Inboard/out-.. am now accept'ng a limileJ- ^tennis, .^pool, perfect ..for.; •'board. . Murray tandem ' number of new customers. 24-HOUR RADIO DISPATCHED WRECKER :, INTERVAL BOATS frailer */(iit lalch.,Fully Six years of local ex- -: r Coast Guara equpped and t-erience. references. Splish " •-••::'• LUBE/OIL/FILTER *ftiervat Owners'-- mwe. 549-3309. after 3 p.m. (Sp!asri Bwt Cleaning'ana SPECIAL $19.95 Beauiiftii Marina. S5.60C. ' iweekdays. > Anytime Main'enance. J81-3049, Nila 1:800-321-6556 Call Jan MiMer, 482-0323. .= Sherrrian, . Includes . '• • • : -.562 •_ BSCIO91G 555 '•' : - - BCiH-0915 50) , NSCSM002 ' - . • Up 165 Quarts at Off (Top Grade 10W-3Q} •'.•_ * OH Filler .- * Compfsla Lub* Santct with Safaty Inspection (DIESELS AND SOME IMPORTS 'ISLIGHILY HIGHER) . - _™_21— -!!-- ACTION LINE , CMvtV t nuiKnui^EO BF GOODRICH DEALER •'T-v • 5B5 • MICHELIN AND PEHEllt TIHES -. fraMl : *0 101$ ftWWlNKH W*T » 472-2IZ5 ^^^- COUPON COUPON COU"O1 •ON COUPON COUPON 1984 REOAL Empress 21, IFIEDS RECREATIONAL cuddy cabin, sleeps 2 adults VEHICLES 54 . and Children. Porta Potli. 1 6 tiler OMC. Sez Drive DEADLINE: MONDAY u am 466-0500 197ft OlOBESTAR, Slh. ; outboard camper top. ' wheel.-37 fl._A!l reflnished fegu'ar lop, Biminl top. 1987 PHONE ORDERS: MONDAY-FRIDAY8:30-5:00 inside. Liviny room, sleeps 4-AheeI trailer, ship-to-, 5. Must aolll $5,000- Make ' snore radio, deplh finder ltdF Myers Camp Too many options to list — . ) 41, Soulh. . excellent condition — v ADIJCAPECORAL TO APPEARnFORT MYERS'', IN: ZFORT (s MYERS BOX)'CHARLOTTE gorgeous'pester and blue ", ALL:0909 ". COlof.S11,000-77M067. OBSERVER OBSERVER U BEACH ERS 'CHASHOPPING .'• : OBSERVER GUIDE WHITE hbetfliasscablilling • ARETYOU LOOKTNG"-- •••.•':.' unORTH PJSLAND , , King Cab truck. J400. 472-.,---- FOR A QUALITY c 4632. , •-' . FORTMYERS REPORTER • USED BOAT? ! • ' \ BSI-0923- OBSERVER •• V . " THY -i 0OATS AMD PRIVATE PARTY RATES MOTORS Palm Grove Marina 01 2500 Main Street GENERAL MERCHANDISE REAL ESTATE/SERVICES FMB 25 WORDS' S3.OO' -.25 WORDS.' .-:•' $4.00 .0- 1986. .: 4637333 ADDITIONAL WEEK .. S2.50':'•' '4WEEKS- •'••i..^~ SI4 00 ADDITIONAL TAPERS " 52.50 ADDITIONAL PAPERS ' ' '" S3.25 - 19" SPACECRAFT J____J J EXTRA WORDS lOEACH.WORD/PAPEfl/WCC.K - ".-• '.-.:.'- 2.5 liter InDnard/outboard 2? Huncoast Explorer "79- 'Us OMC. Like new. Extended Daysail Overnighted Thiee protection plan. 57,900.76S- Sails; VHF 8 HP New OB; 1322. ^ New Uphoislery Top Shape 545 B,S,C,N,IR-0916 S<1,750.6378443. WRITE AD HERE (PLEASEPRINV^ "309 - G-O93O : PUNCTUATION IS FREE. SOilSE IT LIBERALLY TO WAKE YOUR.AD LEGIBLE. Come sec our new line of Pursuit IX] Boats j ' jtnd Suzuki Motors, ( Prices reduced io make room for - New Models.) -- . • '. PAYMENT NAME > ' HURRICANE SPECIAL ADDRESS f ON SUZUKI GENERATORS CITY STATE1. ZIP -DON'T BE CAUGHT IN THE DARK" PHONE __ ••"•-As.ijowAs $335°° -;- CHECK O VISA I M/CD MONEY ORDERQ ALL MODELS IN STOCK s= AHOUNTOFAD .'.'*_ RETURN TO: CLASSIFIED DEPT.I N PLUS5% SALES TAX S_ 16681 MCGREGOR BLVD. ! i'-'nn'n^no - Yachtsman Drive TOTAL i_ \4: fZ-Z f J>O ?OJfPtHu,lnkU ) FORTMYERS, FLA. 33908; j 1[tiearUghthQUtej ANY AD RECEIVED IN OUR OITICEVI4T DOES NOT CONTAIN .- Sanlbel • THE STATE REQUIRED 5% STATE SL-M "S TAX WILL NOT BE PUBLISHED UNTIL FULL PAYMENT HAS BEEN RE(: .VCD. -. • .. -'• •AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES* •ENTERTAINMENT* •HOME IMPROVEMENTS/REMODELING* BROWN'S MOVIES & MORE •> NOMEMBtRSHIP MOVIE RENTALS 99C-S2 OO ON SITE CLEANING Isjand Exxon VCHH HrUNUlE S - U 95 per fljy. JZ9 95 p*r mtt* • k 472-6364 ; n FULL SERVICE • GAS • DIESEL 'REPAIRS '•' • Mon.-Sil. 10-- | .24-HOUR RADIO DISPATCHED WRECKER 31 - LUBE /OIL/FILTER "^" ~™ - . SPECIAL $19.95 :- * Up 10 5 Quarts of Oil (Top Grade IOVV 301 ^s Duraclean. r ' OilFMet ' " ' W LIME TREE CENTER ,. /J 472-0555 • Compete Lube Seririce nilh Salety (irspeciion " ^ . IOIESELS AND SOUE IMFdRrS 1 (S. - • SUGrlHV HIGHER! - ' ^--!.' •.••-•:!••• -•FILL.- TOP SOIL - GRADING*' ]•]•* 1 1 Dealer •-.-'r.^OCto'- I ^ IVJIKE'S TRACTOR SERVICE |; Blilll $ SHDPF1HG CENTER • BUSIHESS SERVICES© •-- Large.; Parcel Mowing and 'Grading' ;:. DECORATING ; ^MONTHLY ACCOUNTING i.ou Ann 900& H'Kf KI.V. HOHTIH-Y: QlhUlTIiHLY PAYRUlt. i "Best Rates - :! ?323 Wooster Lana ' • •• , _• "tail - - ; "'• ; • Peggy Anne Trout 472-4783 rmr Bookkeeping Services !m 466-8548 •si.-:. 694-682S ;v. • FLORIST* JOB WINNING RESUMES! Sanibel Creative tile Co. SSQOO / C»tr lellttt • Annul! Flepgils 472-2853 9 SM T Z24Q Periwinkle'Way " AND UP. ProlarmH • Cmer Counulrng \ ^472-Tile J Same Day Service w.,a ?".«"»!"''«»'=•?'« ! 472-3125 Fl» l-B0u-?l2.|?3B. EH.' 4723 US 1800 851-9730 residential • commercial VIP RESUMES BUSINESS SERVICE 1851 KBnwoodLane „ • GENERAL SERVICES* complete repair & remodeling service. .. Suite 201-A ,-"• it Fort Myers. Florida 33907 . j 813/939-1080 •CHARTER & GUIDES* DIVROttNG AMDPRIHTIHC OSPfiEY CHARTERS INCORPORATED > 27' Hatley witMower — fully equipped ^ ' :Vi DAY - FULL DAY TRIPS, ,. „ CARLTON-NAUMANN CONSTRUCTION • tafpor* Sliark Tto'ji, Macke'el — signts*?Ging, stieliing "1,'. NOT EVERYBODY'S iCAPT.ALEX PATHE o 472-5395 DOING IT •CLEANING* Remodeling and updating their existing TW . . . ^ . • ...a...... TI Sarjhcl home tn maximize the escalating •HEALTH & BEAUTY© Island property values., . • .. .; \ .-';• DRAPERY CLEANING ,• THEY5HOULDBE.il, WE TAKE DOWN — REHANG AfiftOLtflCtnQ ttlfl QltlCftS Ot • r a .••"'.. FREE ESTIMATES MEDiCALi SURGICAL . CNC, Inc. specializes in home remodeling and FOOT SPECIALIST --. exptinsion. Make the moat of your Sanibel in- CORALWOOD CLEANERS 574-1474 1 Dr. Curtis W. Skupny, DPM vrstmciiti'. Free estimate. *.- Rcjercnccs available • .„ - ./ ^ '-••- •DRVWALL & PLASTERING* Podiatrist •Si,- COMPLIMENTARY FOOT CONSULTATION /• .. Call Catlton-Naumann Construction, Inc. (Trealmeni£ X-Ra^s not Included! ' • " SANIBELABEA " SAN CURIOS C>n(fi.-*lGpntf;aIC FOULKS FOREST • ViJiyi Sidtng -- ~ • Sej^fess Guild •ELECTRICAL* 'CABINETilV*WALL UNITS*FURNITURE •, VJ?,y! Windows " ..,• Facia & Soldi REPAIB* MltlVi'0RK*Vra001UBNIN0 COUNTER-TOP RESURFACINS .. • Scteen Quoins .- • RoorOy&rs . - WOOSTER TV & APPLIANCES *Perfectlon Aluminum Inc. • rSALES • RENTALS • SERVICE ° • TV • Major Appliances ^ M1-5JM • Stereo • Air Conditioning OECH5. ADDITIONS. REMODELING OR NEW CONSTRUCTION JOHNB. D»HIN. "On-lsland" Service for ' %k-h ••• DON'T REPLACE YOUR •"• YouiTVorAppliance , CABINETS or TOPS! Give them a lace lilt. Mica & Corian tops. 24Hour Emetgancy Service 472-1133 33 TRS. EXPERIEHCE. 2422 Palm Ridge Road 472-2244 RUTH'S POTPURHI FURNITURE S THINGS; ™ K5-.o'. 997-3377 S GRAND OPENING SPECIAL :;: —- TARPON BAY ELECTRIC— •LAWN CARE* Commercial ' " .Residential New Construction — Service Calls ' * COMMERCIAL'-.. • ' RESIDENTIAL .... . s All Lamps & Accessories • -. •'•'.-. Electrical Wiring Professional Liwn Service 5 , telephone Wiring and Service 574-4196 574-2870 .'-! Fort Myers Beach Plaza . !#-"• Sonded, Insuied u---!!) A7 : 19051 San'Carlos Blvd. : '" 20% Semoi Ci'iien Discount" .,. •„:. ~ new york times crossword puzzle Spinoffs BY BERNICEGORDON/Puptes Edttedby Eugene Ti Maleska •nSomf 74 Sphere 1 2 -" players -rrprj I Conical . 75 He recorded nameloracity • r"|"H"l"i"l"H 48 Whnr In place "Mack Kir "1 • nniheDncstr nsrruBn 1 •LAWN & GABDEH* •PROPERTY MANA6EHEHT* •SECURITY* COASTAL GARDEN SERVICES, INC. IsUnd Coast Property Himgemeil R COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL ~ - .- Property Management Is Our Only Business SENTRY • » :. Landscaplng-Qrounds Care-Traclor Work '• ; Fees based on Indhidual needs. ''-'• f SECURITY . ; Sening Sanibel since 1983 - . Single Family, Duplex or Mulli-Family SYSTEMS . 1939-0482 :w ? 772-0008 7^ 472-1231 •1QCKSHITHS* OPRESSURE CLEANING* 24 Hr. Central Station » Monitoring .- OONS LOCKSMITHS \ TOTAL SALES AND SERVICE Burglary, Fire, Medical "- ^ HOUSE WASHIM8 f.u"riM -COOMMRW. kidudtag Mfw. 10917 24 Hot* Zmttmct Motx* Svmte .. . , CMO0"°J 9360373 ? 488-4450^ ' 466-7300 3459 finfe ' !H2I 0 S 4lS I61Q2 S^n C-iioi B' -}V,ml tout* O< Crpttt trtf D<- - ESf 542-2833 . _$_ ROOF WASHING •PLUMBIHG* Gravel *5Q. Concrete Tile *70 • BURGLAR-RRE' Asbesios Shingles *65 Asphalt Shingles *50 MEDICAL ALARM (Single Dwelling). " -' SYSTEMS. Guafdfiteed One Year Against Mildew-., Plumbing ^ Low Optional Renewal Service "-' m n .• 2244A ••• -"-' ••'--" Sales S Service periwinkle Way .'can 472-1101 •ROOFING* 24 HOUR ^CBOVVN PLUMBING • ALL-STATE ROOFING CENTRAL • NEW CONSTRUCTION * RE-ROOFS OR NEW CONSTRUCTION .REMODELING •FLAT DECKS 'SHINGLES -TILE -METAL 'SHAKES !; l,Remo(Rip)Gabaccia MONITORING 472-2518 •:, !n,u.ii 945-26S6 •••".,.": ilUc B9nded Insured ON SANIBEL SWEETWAJER PLUMBING The Island Reporter NEWSpaper "When you go back north, , "• REPAIR SPECIAIISTS"-:': don't leave without us" ' Produces for Everyone! - Classllied . <• 365 days-a yeai : : :;: ;v:w-: '>472-4329y,-.:.~:'-» - * 466-0500 •-©. -:••: &-n%r^i*$& V^^s ;.'-;t!';- ppBj^g«i5!Eg|;^5^ft'*[;-fS;?SKj!ff?-i;-;{ NEW LISTINGS CONDOMINIUMS: HOMES •2. SPECTACULAR BEACH FRONT": PEN- < - THOUSE -Privacy plus in Ihe airium en- trance; Magnificent master bedroom fiuile overlooking the Gulf of Mexico will romance you. This 3 bedroom, 3 bath condo ismade for those who possess vision and talent for graciou&living. Contact Fred Spr- ing,-Realtor Associate (days 472-3121 eves. ' 772-3608). . . ._.--."- • • . THEY ARE ^BECOMING EXTINCT • At $279,000 for a 3 bedroom, 2 bath Michigan i Seville model on a deep water canal in cr.e WALK OR BIKE FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS-, from this conveniently located 2 bedroom, : of the most prestigious areas on Sanibel. DEEP WATER CANAL HOME -White tiled, You might think this price is a misprint, but two and one half bath unit at LAKE PALMS: 1 This condo features covered parking, two living room,- kitchen and laundry room, it's not! Owner is anxious. For more infor- Seafoam carpet in all bedrooms, Jacuzzi on . mat ion on this great deal, call G.G, screened lanais and laundry closet. Offers beautiful views of the lake. Across the screened deck, 3 bedrooms. 2Vz baths all . Robideau,'Realtor Associate {days 472-3121 opening to a canal view. Two system ale; eves. 472-5102). ..." street from the library, bank and shops. The wn post office and grocery store are a i ^security system, (•"!-'O *'e mica cabinets and di ^ f\ \i\/i the kitchen. 3 reasonable, walk away. Asking 5115,000. car garage, 8»Ow uuck with powfev Calf Scott Naumann, Broker Salesman (days telephone and water. MANY MOflE EX- ^ 472-3121; eves. 472-6202) or Susan TRAS! Call Mike or G.G. Robideau.Realtor Buckman, Realtor Associate (days 472-3121 Associates (days 472-3121 eves. 472-5102).' CONDOMINIUMS eves. 472-6954). . •.-...•?;- r DESIRABLE TOP FLOOR LOCATION on DISCOVER AFFORDABLE LUXURY. This prestigious West Gulf Drive in low density, charming almost new home in one of complex. This (wo bedroom, two bath unit., Sar.ibei's best residential communities,' 3 offers panoramic views of the guil and poolH bedroom, 2 bath with skylights, fireplace i '.and is attractively fni-'^VJ. An enviable and 2 car garage. Beautifully landscaped rental history rr>i f\V.W. a great invest- corner lot.Offered for $169,900. For an ap- . ment. All of IhiiS^^'oron'y ^209,000! - " potntment, contact Glenn Carretta, Realtor .o For more Infcrfiiation, call Dan Cohn, r .Associate (days 472-3121 eves. 472-6644). : Realtor. Associate (days 472-3121 (jeves. • 472-9337). .. ^ ;- ; : •; |; FORGET-IT! Your looking days are over pnce you. see this beautifully furnished 2 bedroom, 2 bath unit close to the beach you will want it! Unbelieveably priced at $120,000^ Call Bob Chuback, Broker Salesman (days 472-3121 eves. 472-2036). MINT CONDITION, NEVER RENTED • Only ! one owner. This top floor, 3 bedroom, 3 bath BEAUTIFUL CANAL HOME • This spacious OFFERING A GOOD LOCATION AND EX- plus den condominium offers many home fias two bedrooms, plus a den snd of-~ CELLENT RENTALS, this two bedroom, two - upgrades including a brand new kitchen, fers Ueautiful views from an open air roof ; bath condominium has been kept in excep- ceramic tiled porch and entry, Irish wool top deck. This custom built home offers =; tionaily good condition. This is Ihe ONE to carpet and fans throughout. Oftcorator fur- privacy and seclusion and is loaded with ex- see now.-.CIose to the pool, convenient to nished. Call Dan Cohn, Realtor Associate tras! It's pretty, as a picture and only the elevator and. of course, located in a gulf (days 472-3121 eves. 472-9337). , W' $230,000. Call Fred Spring, Realtor front, complex. For more information, call Mike or G.G. Robideau, Realtor Associates" Associate (days 472-3121 eves. 772-3608). _- (days 472-3121 eves. 472-5102). . : FOR THE DISCRIMINATING BUYER ... be ; NEW LISTING! Three bedroom CBS home -..one of the elite few to own a GULF FRONT on deep water canal with all new carpet: LUXURY PENTHOUSE on Sanibel. wallpaper and paint. Large living room Beautifully decorated by Robb S Stucky with fireplace. All rooms have sliding glass; with an excellent rental history. Enjofthe. doors ^ very light and airy. Priced to sell at views from your own roof top sundeck.;Con- • $259,900. For more information, call Mike tact Kathie Orwfck/Broker Salesman (days . Robideau, Realior Associate {days 472-3121 " 472-3121 eves, 542-6288). . ;~ : eves. 472-5102). "*-•.-. •'KNOWLEDGE-EXPERlENeEj • Please send me more information: '"' -; PROFESSIONALISM..;; i.-" ...•-. •• * •"- - : ; [ > -: and results make us-;|/-. " > ••••; '1149 Periwinkle Way) 2427 Periwinkle'Way '' I am inlervs'cd in: Sanibel Island, Florida 33957 (813) 472-3121 U U'rh '. Li I'«T<> ''Diet. •'_ LU O!W< Toll Free: In FL(800)282-0360.-
sin'- The Week blind" for the American Red Cross, s.ii.f W.v Coiin-. . itsenifnt ' with 72 h' U;_ Chapter Disaster Chairman Marie Connolly.\ "_.' Mass'rare inrimlfs provision of shelter, fruni. The chapter is presently without an.rxtTutivi: ' dean-up am! toiler aniries. Iloalth serviet.-s intiut .dirertor and vrtUuticrrisni liaF-fallcn off. she cun- .'..first aid Malinn?. Jiursinij.'aRfi hloo'l supplies. Tb. 1 ; tinm-d.'Rut about 10 pi-oplc.i-oinpietett th -- trniijini; ••'• Rcif Cross h^^ sriiue. h!ood hank? Vif its O-AT•annd that't)i'K;ui>vith itiirothicliiip ti'vdisifcter servites aKo.trsnsporl*. supplits it*:m othiT-hank*^ to the and went on.to cover ilama'ifp a'ssi'ssRi^rit", shrUvr di ii . Familj fvrvifits li<*«Ir. when |H-«I»IC Ret hack "r Many of the participants had .M-rver) ,is Umi ('rtujt home and find iiui'wfiat thi-y m-e<{ The Rc-t Cr.^s 'volunteers in other im-aikm-.. A sucia! worker with I:KIV provicle.-pyi-pLisscs'.'h'osrinR aids, fabf ipeth. : h and Rt-habiliiaiivi- ?t- the trjiin hnusi'hnid furriishinits, i'Cftipnt;f>n.r>i supplies :rtd ; did .i c fn * Moi ! Hr la'l. ordei The Lee County Chapli-r oflhc AmiTiran Hud arc writlcn for ihc family to ?t, and buv what'Js - • Cross, lofiiti-d at 2461 FmWvr Street, h;:^ (inlytwo nvpdud. -The fieri Cross fjoes not haw !her . omplpycL'i, Out- is part-timu. Tho'-(!rK3ftNation is ,, ortfanb-alior. ti> wash and sort clothing," Cunr»i>!;y governed by. a lnwrd >>f dirfttors; nios( uf its.- :; t;xphincd. . •' -';_ nioiTifctTS art' "funftinnii! t'hairman," accordir.i; in , Another scrvici' area is tJis.isirr woifarc :n*V"rv- Connolly. •-.""-. ..--,... ^-.:" Mu'ra disastcr.'lhi- Rc.j Crus? brains identifymjr.' As-every school^tiild knows and most adultV .victims and survivors for"notification' to iriquirirti; j ONE OF A KIND tend to forjre't. t!u Anicricari Kod Cros^ was fiiun-J- famiiit'S. -••'•'. - • cd in 188! by Clara RarW An nff-^ho6t wf a Swis*. th^Knilicd Cross chapter »i;lr«racs •mjuiri,-, . flrg.ini7.atiou. tbt* [led (TOSS adopti