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HISTORIC CAPTIVA '*~?^i%fi£&' GEORGE CAMPBELL HOUSE TO BE RAZED SHr LOOKS AT AN r - PAGE4A « 2P ANCIENT SURVIVOR, JT THE HORSE FOOT CRAB . "* , S - - PAGE 1B
APRIL 30, 19B7 VOLUME IS island NUMBER ?5 2 SECTIONS, 60 PAGES. REPORTER ^ND CAPTIVA, FLORIDA
Sanibel man presumed Prospective bidders dead in boating accident tour 2,2-acre Tarpon Body of Dr. Kenneth Preston not found yet Bay Marina, property By Mary Coleman Black wreath on shop earch hii hi* n suspended lor tn it Dr Pr<"=t
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f < Jeff Heidi, of Cap-1 . tiva, won the si'iioml prize; an':iH-expenw paid svvrn-rfay Carib- bean crtiisr abward Norwegian Carih•': - bean Lines. :' ; Third priz^went = • (o Sanibel resident Peter A. Hurt ram- Hi won a fniirday, \\ three ni^ht vack'liCn:
Hoick was the only Club members. winner pn^er.t alv- The raffle is e,v ;. Becky liasil uf •Saturday s drawing pt'Ctcd to raise ap- . Children*,Center of . - in front of Bailey's f jiOOfl • Me Islands (center? tic-- • General Store. "li? Tickets sold for $2* . cepts donations frum . . bought his tickets each, or-three for $5. '•'police Sgt. Donald about five rainutps .'. Srhornly said this' \ Case ami Bill Brott .l» before the drawing," . year's rafflp wasn't -, said raffle chairman i)uitc as successful as ; scholarship fund and Dave Schocnty; "He in previous years! \\. eamg uj» and plucked - "Usually we gross ,; supplies. Case, r ••reprrMetiliny Sanit/el !^ down five dollars and out at about $23,000 Polite Jiccreati'iH .~ got three tickets and or S24,000.on a car > Club, donated S500, ">2 then just hiing : - raffle," he said." ; : and llrott, president"of: • i around'til the draw- < Still, he was ap- Sanibel Kmattis, gave preciative "Thrn- ._$250. Shitvn.f:hvering . was an awful lot of • - _ the good news arc the Thf. drawingiHt- - pcnplf involved in " ' tracfi'd a crowd of,: the raffle who put in "follmving children tn'ot 1 'in nnlcrk Carbj •«• t. about two tioEtT- ' "-a lot of hard hours."-; -Cftni'A'L'B, Axhk'y Fri- ••*• *"" hopcfiil». About half " */'iy, 'Alicia Cnffvrt'i. of t Jenny Pete I £>trph(:n : Cxiiimki Matth'rw'. ShniM Kiininis'prrsidvnt Bit! Unit t&ntirihtn$'tjtitJ .Kain. :' ~~-™'\ • Wally , Last Sunday,"he, •t'Cutive, trying to get .--, Shadows and have ' Kain to stay on by .-largely renovated il < "arose ar-S:30 a.m. . ; Kain and didn't stop until talking ron stop for themselves since ''•-, : half a day, did not;. •1984.-. - "" on't call on after six but the day . of the "Taste", he : succeed.,. """• " ^• __ Then v/nat with . Wally Kalri for vo'untsering at both ^ anything, at: says, "was just cop-' "I'd been thinking D : CROW and SCCF, „ ; . ing".- "'"" " .^' I wanted to paint least in the lm- ' Wally has naturally ; Kain. an engineer- j and wrile — and I'd .mediate future. The ended up or. the. ; ing graduate of. '; ; had a little en- , sign on his door will board of Care and Princeton, a law i couragement here read,."Gone_" Rehabilitation of • graduate oj Harvard >rand there," says " - '"' - Fishing". Or "Gone ; Wildlife and the . ", and a parachutist . ~ Wally, wfio had sailing". Or "Gone ,'- = "alfeafJy-studied . -Land Acquisitlbns painting". Or "Gone and artillery officer : . "vv'ith the 82nd ^ir- . (lock of jobs at ,£- responding thing in watercolor in the ; • \_- Committee.of the " writing^ ; ; borne Division, ,. - ' = Western Electric *~ I ran sport at ion now ; town of Princeton ;•' Sanibel-CaptivaCon- -;.' He was ready to ; though not in that and v;as mostly on with, airline or .bus - .. with samG.wbll- .oervation Founda- ;;- "go" when he arriv- - order, is accustom- .the fringes of that," ' service no ionaer! . - ; Known artists such '..-. tion. A little interest •-' ed In Sanibel with . ed tc more than cop- -ivailaolo to some ''•• .. as Edgar'Whilney • •. • in his neighborhood Joan, his wife. 2'/2 he says. That v;as . t: ing. He.can move : :guy in a !i!fle !dWD. and had even hat! a '• has hin? quite ^ - years ago, but being because.the'.'in- and shafce.-lcoV telJectual'properiy V' .Worth Dakota, io-= show'in GfeensDoro. logically president -the amiable, per- • - s instance." • • '••-. : .' Iri 1956,;when he . •"-. pecpie" he dealt NC where.they were - - with another nine - sonable, qualified.. . - r : ; got.fns law degree, •' -with were not in the -n Tile whole pe i.od Ihon ijving. "!t was ' months to go. And - "person he is, got. ; . and alter he.had ; . forefront-when nine - "* crealed incredible \. ; interesting th3l that " then ho .was asKed ''..Sidetracked by. those married Joan Busher. .tension and ' ••! "feiiow.tookeariy ; ., io handle "Trie '-\ • •'- wjio fecognijed his regional cornpanies.7. of Bronxville, he ". some 80 percent of *fa*jgu&", he says,' .-.retirement himself Taste of the ." other talents.- signed on as a pa-, and particularly !' Islands'1. . " .; - . For the record, all A.T.&T.'s assets.: tent lawyer witri^ . were divested, he ' since the attitude of following my lead"; ;*1 think 1'vo - '- Kain has'Just com- ; v : Western Electric,' says. ; A.T.&T. people - .-•-' " But where to ^ always said ^yes'," . ptetcd the ad- . A-T.&T.'s manufac-'. "bordered on • v paint, write,' fish, :; he says. "And il's • ''- ministration of... Kain was • : luring arm. patriotism" to begin ; sail, and just ap-. . '" been terrifically-. .-. - "Taste of the fascinated with the \ : ' Most know what with. Bell '; - predate nature? "rewarding." ': Islands", a volunteer dynamics of - ' ~ ^ .happened in the due Laboratories' scien-v .The Kains" story _ But a combination p job that took the course of that era of -divestiture but even ; lists were on the takes its expected of popularity and' ' better part of all of today says he A.T.&T.'s history. leading edge of ; turn here. The con- - competence for ths his time for two .doesn't know of Wally was present most of the new:; dominium on- agreeablercari be as ;; months, and^ when 'anybody who was in- — for ten years of technologies with' i Sanibei they had perilous as a rocky ,\. the tallies are in will volvet] who v/ouldn't : the nearly 30 he was healthy budgets for had since 1978 and ' reef for the sailor, 't probably have been "get a hot reaction" f with them — at the even more research, where they brought wanted to have total the most successful ''' divestiture ordered ^just remembering it,, for instance. : Ireedom but I . by Washington, D.C. >.He laments, tqo, .; itheir three children . . of all six. r.r. Bui the aftermath — Susan, Will and haven't done th'^ "It was a military federal judge-Harold what may be the , things 1 came for,'',, created new oppor- ' . Stuart to visit — Green. " "' " • passing ol A.T.&T.'s >' lamented Wally. .,-"' . operation — like in- ~ tunities foi Wall^at they still have. : . •• "I hsd a whole . "universal service*'. He's ready now for \-_ yadlng an island in A.T.ST.-Western S •-.,_ But they bought a the Pacific," sighs '-. "You have a cor- • " Electtic. An e» '". Jinirie in Wats'- : o (?.' •:• D Thursday, April 30: community GRIEF: Living Again, a workshop (or sur- •. calendar vivors led by Dr. Michael Cordner and spon- sored by FISH, 10-11:30 a.m. at Sanibel .;.•"; : : Community Church. % :; " " •" ; ART: Outdoor artist Workshop at ttj,e Burr f:- • Sunday,, Miay 3: residence, Capilva, 9 a.m. to noon, followed P|CNlC;Js!and Children's Cooperative tami by a safck lunch. Call 472-0905 (or intorma- ly picnic at Lakes Park; it a.m. For *-. -; lion. ^-' ^ members and nori-memb'ers. :' : BASKETRY: Make a Basketiesson at Three WORKSHOP:family Therapy Workshop '"- Crafty Ladies, 10 em. to A p"rn. Call. "Moral Development in Children"-led by 472-2893 f$r.information. . . Linda Conklin, 3-5 p.m. at Sanibel Corn- 'Beaches' phone book rnunity Church.":" -L tcrcome with 'big book' license, etc, is includ- Saturday; May 2: Monday, May 4: -j. as well as infor- VZONING: Lee County Planning and Zoning listings for Sanibcl- million on local com- DUNES: Derby Days at The Dunes,:,a'QClf Commissfbn holds hearings on HealthPark Captiva and Fort /• munity activities, : and tennis extravaganza, beginning at 8:30 FloridS; Commissioners Meeting Room," Myers Beach from places of worship and a.m. To register, call 472-3522, . - 211S 2nd St.. Fort Myers, 9 a.m.D United Telephone that of special in- -• v Co;, including com- terest to senior- munity information, citizens. . is being delivered to The "big iJook/,'J' ty and emergency >r~ residences and, 1 businesses along.with the phone company's medical information. the regular phone •;..• directory.for Lee - Both directories'^ • book again this year. County, contains a ..- -covers carry post '£-.;, : ;• This community special commtinjty "cards from Florida's book contains over ,, reference section -, f)Os with the legend ,, •13,295,listings and : with street maps, zip? ."Florida." Enjoy it.,, . totals"496 pages. code map and hur- '- Protect it," pro- =- ; Nearly 45,000 will be - riciinc evacuation ,. • ihoting responsible routes and,flood . . growth development,. distributed to _ ek-vatitins in colors It Walrod said. r . :• customers in the two also contains color il- ; Customers who do \t ' Meet Larry, Curly and Mo areas, said Avis t- lustrated pa^C3 with .-,.. not receive their ntw Thfstilhn:e iil>j m ; Walrod. district . ^ human services, com- IJV.TS y-htti tkn'hihiia' moth'ir was killC'L Arp,, directory by the end slmW Omlral in Fart M SnnibiA anil first nppcars.d mi the inland ;-. customer relations munity life, natural . ;iif May. Walrod said, , mailillns . SaiiibeVs First & Only ii « ATR-CONDITIONING Mother's Day Special , Stock Brokerage ^ & • Stocks & Bonds • . SPECIAL! • IRA'B . -*•• ' - WE WILL SCENT -OUR. -' - • Cash Management Account HAND AND BODY LO- ":•"" from the Travelers " .-. TION AND SHAMPOO • 'I'ortfolia Management „ VOTH YOUR FAVORITE • Trust Services ... iFRAGRANCE & RECEIVE •--..•• Call today-=472-4041 A FREE GIFT' |= FULL SERVICE • CAS • DIESEL • REPAIR \ : : • Liml«l in lh» »>« S.»il»l ITohi.ioml C'ml, : ' v ; 2.123 Wr.i>M*r !.ane. Ruitr 'S i. 'Ai.LE;St. / : ._ •SANlBEl- GHEVRON; ICCURITILS IMC. ,, ! " 24-Hour Radio tiispalched Wrecker <:i u- Jeuxlnj &'/kcr.twHV.t" .172-0999 weather M1TENTiON!| SANIBEL ISLAND LOW ; Rain ISLAND BUSINESS PEOPLE! i Thursday, Apr. 23 67 0 Friday, Apr. 24 . 64 0 Saturday, Apr. 25 ' 63 0 BOOKSHOP 61 0 Winter Season is:just about pver. . Sunday, Apr. 26 : Monday, Apr. 27 57 . 0,, Now is the time to take a break i Tuesday, Apr. 28 59-' ; Wednesday, Apr. 29 82 66 before the Summer Season slarts. "FOtf CURRENT BEST-SFlLERS AND TIMELESS CLASSICS". : Gall us for information on '•; NATURE ROOM ;•• OTUISESOR PACKAGES: ;-: CHILDREN'S ROOM PUBLISHED BY SUNBEIT PUBLISHING COMPANV WRITERS'BOOKS Offices at The Village . • We have 2, 3, 4,5 & 7 day :; : -' !34OPeflwinKleWay.Sanibel. FL 33957 .- -. • BUSINESS SECTION \.j Sunbelt Publlsmno Company publishes the'FORT MY£RS: cruisesand packages for you!; BEACH OBSERVER. FORT MYERS OBSERVER, NORTH FORT : PAPERBACKS z/ MYERS OBSERVER. CAPE CORAL OBSERVER. ISLAND •; to take now! , 4 REPORTER, CHARLOTTE SHOPPINO GUIDE, BONITA BAN- HARD-COVERS NERIBONITA BANNER WEEKEND, COLLIER 5HOPPING GUIDE, ISLAND FUN BOOK. • . . NEWSPAPERS PUBLISHER: Die* Kallus ' '-— , - ADVERTISING DIRICTOR: Sieve Sherman ,. MAGAZINES ' •v DISPLAY ADVERTISING PIRECTOR: Maureen Sleqer , -; CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SUPERVISOR: Morgan Newcomb COOKBOOKS ^" - EXECUTIVE EDITOR: Anne Milcnel! - v CLASSICS ' NEWS EDITOR: BarbaraJonn : \ • : SENIOR WRITER: Mary Coleman : : . . - PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR: Ann Tipsort A NATIONAI. GEOGRAPHIC ' % ,- EDITORIAL STAFFS Fran Nufelte. Mall Perez, Sieve Cason VIDEOS", i V V;,-CIRCULATION MANAGER: Lisa HabbliU . . ' CIRCULATION SUPERVISOR: Shiriene Grar.green o PRODUCTION MANAGER: Lydia LOvvellSherman ' twci .riflPUVA RD. 2 W11ES .' . Display advertising. 4/2-1587 - " • • - Classilied adverlising: 466-OSOO " • - 4/2-3117 THETIMBHS • „. -~ Etjilorial and Circulation ollice- 472-I5S7 - - ' LITTLE LEAnNEBS t "Business ollice: 4EB-IB11 . - BOOKSHOP ' '•• ~ Tile Illand Rtpqrtl, W5PS 8U WOp (! aiiW-iiitd *<;••>, eacnThurtiii/ei • 2418 Palm Rldgc Road. Sanibel Island" Evening & Weekend Emergencies MONDAY-SMUBDAY: 10 AM . 10 PM 472-1856 SUNDAY: 2 PM-9 PM " Serving Sanibel since 1976 : 472-5223 Maureen E. Smlli CTC ±LJ\:» captiva i Progess claims historic resort .house and old Captiva home By Steve Caaon • Pavelka «ald the landmark hotel he Plantation House, the •; a ..will probably be leveled in "a cou- cornerstone of the Captiva's . pie of days"... Il should come down Tresort industry for five — very, easy," he said, ,- ! decades, will be torn down later" Some of thn larger pieces of rub- : this week to-make room for more >:•' ble from the hotel v/\l\ be taken off- timeshare units.: ; ^ - . shore and dumped on.an artificial ! Built in 1938, the white two story. reef, Pavelka said. "It'll cost us a . hotel overlooks Pine Island Sound little bit more, but it'li be moreiof | and South Seas Plantation goll' : :> a benefit than just dumping it fin - y course. - " -.': :. • " .-.• the county landfill*," he said. : --- ?» I _, A nuw Plantation House, con- Construction on the new building sisting of 12 two bedroom, two bath ..«; should be completed by next : interval ownership units will be F^bru^ry, Paveika said.'' built on" the site. The new.huilding Sovtk Seas' Plantation House?The 20 uit lintel is being torn Joun to will be masonry with wood trim :• please "seepage 18A 'make room for 12 time share units. and a tin roof, similar to the ar- .,' chitecture of Lands End Village Demolition of tlie old hotel is ex- pected to begin later thts'weck or early next week, said Ray. Pavelka, vice-president of development'with, the Mariner Group. _;-; HALF : DRESSE5AND SPORTSWEAR Take an additional V? oil our regular sale prices on GOURMET % alldresses.sportswearandseparates.Thisweek. ; PIZZAS * Exceptional buys on Designer and Belter Label ..-. •: m ->r, career dresses, cruisewear, and a fabulous collec- ? K BAKE IT, tion of sportswear.!: ' -• " „ .:- ': • : •-'"'. - ORYOU ;' Hurryinlor'.hesegrealbuys! . ^ ; BAKE IT 1375 EAST MALL DRIVE II AT iUSTIASTOFBUSDINIS - FbuHfr MONEY OPIN?toSMON.Ihr»5»T. • LADIIS JHOPPtS Marinated Chicken Breast Croissant sandwich FROZEN COURMET HORS [COEUVRES for you to bake ••;" at home.; Musnroom Qulctle • potato plnwheels Mini Plnwneels ' • snnmp casino Nacliocneese . '.. sweet I sour pockets : ': PortPuffs - - 472-2555 CARRY OUT ONIY .Palrn.Ridge Rd. across liom EcKcrd Oruj . - , , • Fr«5ri Ba^ed Croissanls^CiOissant SiTift'icftes , Glani Cookies • Ke/Limis Pie • ami MUCH. MUCH MORE! BICYCLE RENTALS RENT THE BEST FOR LESS THE ISLAND'S IIMc ISpd.: 3Spd. lOSpcfJ 1 hr. S1.50 •:• S2.0Q S3.00 i ht., $3.50 S4.50 -, $7.00 24ht/ : $5.00 $7.00 S10.00 Week S25.00 S2B.00 - $32.00 10% OFF 3 or more Bikes o Also Tandem. 8MX. Child Bikes. - - A Quarter to one Pound—Cooked to order! Free Delivery & Pick-Up •• - WITH MULTI DAY RENTALS FINNIMORE'SHHmEiB S:30'S:30 CYCLE SHOPBWWMWIHI 7 DAYS Fries •Onion Rings •Great Shakes • 472-5577 / -..••""' Beer* Wine* Fiin! - ; 5 », , Open 11:00a.m..'til 11:00p.m. Everyday. :: ForCarryOut'Call: THE BEST TIME ; -! 472-6111 nil- - .- -1223 Periwinkle YOU EVER HAD ,. BIGPARKING LOT IN REAR (tn Jacaronda Plaza) ONSANIBEL 9 sanibel "Swing it ' Mo eggs laid at BIG Arts auction at thud Dunes! By Fran Muelle \ • Play the'inild nine or the challenging wild -j- *» Jf*ore than 55,000 has been nine at Sanibel's only 18 hole golf course! - VI realiM.d through the, - ••'.. -LTJLauction of "celebrity eggs" : • • Memberships available for season or - : for the Robert Rauschenberg " •monthly i „ ' ;•"•.... ,;•;': .;-•• Scholarship for tin- Arts, spon- • '•'. • sored .by the Barrier Island Group • Aquadnving range - for the Arts (BIG! Arts) at .their an- • Lessons from our Class A PGA Pro and nual dinner.^ ."'-.•• t,- . . USPTAPrq\•.-„,.•' "; " V., ; " ,. = " Four posters donated by ; ; : :: Ra use hen berg himself brought a •• • Fully stocked Pro Shops total of $1,135. while the 18 ostrich •6 all weather tennis courts eggs given to thebrgatiiiatior. by; *?' Don and Nora DiitVm of the Jade Also, enjoy dining and cocktails ovcr- "...- Butterfly and decorated by local ar- .; looking;,me ISlh green at Mulligan's : list's. b7oughl $3.yO9. ^ ..•'•' : Restaurant and Lounge. .".' " A poster of Rauschtnberg's trip : to China and sold to BIG 'Arts ' •'.'. former prcsident.Donna Kresser (•II;.\MS< l.l ;;.= Kristcn Peterson, Joe Pulitano,;. Mary Lee; Ann McCullough, Molly ,;- Bob Radigan, Tim Smith, Jane Orloff, Glenn Ristine, Jarrill. ., 949 Sandcastle Road - Valtin, Larry Voyteki Thomas Ristine, LaVerne Phillips* Syril Workman, Frank Licciardi, and the •' Rubin. Mary Ann Seipos, Carolyn". Sanibel Island, Florida 33957 •. writer Leonard Moseley. •=' Smith, Tim Smith and Jim -. ; ;; 813-472-3355 An election of new officers at the - Snyder.G " :••.'- MCGREGOR POINT (Near K-Mart) 433-0330 ONE OF THE FINEST SELECTIONS OFMOVIES IN ALL OF FLORIDA 'V. •••©• ; r.. the islands "Teenage runaways claimed by parents after hotel clerk calls police front desk clerk at Kamada Inn called girls would not tell thrir pi rents where they were, police approached them, Gaffney said. . • " ; 1 Sanibel Police Sunday night aflei ' he but it seemed .as if the parents thought the girls '-"One of them almost seemed relieved," he said, : overheard two 15-year old runaway girls " were in Fort Lauderdale; . .:-... ^ ^ • ;; • "and the other seemed scared." • . . " A ; 1 from Tennessee tallcing with'their parents on ,."It was something that was bound to be , - - BJackmorpsaid the girls had flown Florida Ex-. ' ! hotel lobby pay telephones.: ""'" ; trouble,".said Gaffnny. 'i-.., .]'/ -: press to Fort Myers at $109 a ticket. Also, they '.;S. , - T.uss than 15 hours after the pair flew from .-. . Contacted Monday, a relative of one of the girls '• had become tired and impatient after waiting in a^ ; Wallace County, Tenn., to Southwest Florida said it was a personal problem, but indicated she 'taxi that had to contend with traffic following : Regional Airport, the gi?!s were reunited with'? knew ofjrunaways fleeing to Fort Lauderdale, ^: Taste of the Islands' food gaia, which took place'on . ' their parents at Department of Youth Services of- "S-. tn addition, the relative asked if runaways Sanibel Sunday, :. ~ •*•••' : i fices in Fort Myers, according to police. showing up in Sanibel is common. . ;r '-> After taking the girls to Sanibc! Police Depart- '. "It was obvious what had happened." clerk John __-; According to Sanibel I'oiice, it is rare for - ment and calling Wallace County Sheriffs Office. .> : Gaffnoy said, recalling the conversation he /: runaways to flee'to Siftibel though police regular- Biaekmore said, he ordered a pizza. ,. . -'- j overheard. He added he began thinking about how ly receive bulletins concerning runaway teenagers. The girls' fathers were contacted and.im- r ; i he would feel if he picked up the newspaper the The girls told police they had run away because mediately booked a flight forF«r t Myers, accord : "next day and read of harm coming to two young ' ithcy had been suspended from schooCThvy did • ding to police report?> -. girls matching.their description. . not have juvenjls delinquent records, according to Bta'ckmofe took th? gins to Hi:- .way Shelter ." "."1 could nof live with it if something.happened police. •• ' o '- " ;••• -. • ''"•-';. •' ..near Fort Myers ;i:-;iine.v were reunited with: Tt 1 to tht'm.'Vhc said Monday night,-Also, he said the- •• Officer Kvvjn Morchuuse,and Sgt. Mike ' their fathers &\< .< s,rr;. Tuesday, reports staK-.r " Biaekmore responded io GaTfnry's <-ait at..about - "Thinps I'kL-Jhat'itnaltpyuu fwl good whcn.it> , fidr "' ' HAIR STYLING • PERMING n 7-^iO p,ni.' The girls fame out of the reslrmon when JA- ;-CCLORlNG. ^MANICURES "A-MATKIX • SKKASTIAN • FKAMKSI ; J.l\:i:.:!;: -^". F.-.v lU^WiU, ! hit!-; L* rn Make your building experience a pleasant one IF- wmm-r HPIRSIYLESFCMmEN&WOmEN - 1200 Periwinkle Way • At Wit's Landing GECDRGE PARKER INC. m 1B33-A PERIWINKLE WAY. SAN!BEl_. FL 33937 (B13| 1' R|NTnL senvice • '• Minimum Pat Da/ • •¥•: - AMei ; ' UVcek; 1 ' islVVoek ; 30"&i9"Hollaway; '._.: . 25.00 '....'-.•I 4.00 ' Cribs V \ ": "-.. 25.00 i " 4.00 y, Pbrta Crlb3 ." " •: .-"• '20.00 3.00 PfoyPon -^ •-. . 15.00 :v 3.oo i Come to our open Jioiise. ;; Large Bassinet ' , 15.00 300 (Small Strollers •-. 10,00 . , 2.00 .'"Aiid'inaJke yourselfat home. , Large Strollers : * 15.00 ...... 3.00 Car Seats. - :: 15.00 ,>:, 3W 1 ; iunril I>v:iiiimanl-uii)iiini!nnlii1t i'liinil High Chair . !" • 15.00 : : ;. -3.oo |i]l i|^iiUi " Booster Scat . ' 6O0 •T rJOO ; Card Table & 4 Chairs 15.00 3.00 2.JIKIIiiiitrrj.'NHlM|iiiin'.rrrliiiiiliiiri'r:M: ! '^ • Vi-il nnr >iiN— f j-nli i' liwlav anil laki- ••liiiiiinli.ni-ai..ll»ii-l..r;- hW|iln'n.: j'~~' ' ] a i.Liin !> i,,,ir ,,r.,,.r .ii.»l, i- lli.n I..I.- ; Beach Umbrella 12.00 ^oo .nr,h.,i.,ni:,l,l.»anlvi!l.i.. \ii.lif >n.li a* a nri-|.l.1r<-.'».fl lii.r. lili-.i .al-in " f "i^ ...... t. ..nil. llr-l iniiimixitili,' Boach Chair o.ob • - '2.00 faun. iiia»|..'r K'ltli Milli uliirl|i.Hil ^|ia. Boach Lounge •' : B.oo 2.00 3 Sl(to Wlndbreaker , :. 10.00' " 2.00 • a' • -: JSOeHv T H O N;l 1.1. It A V / > : :^. :. - " r i: '.' ' *bn*5an»ii«r "" ""''". On Capt.ya : ; •"• ;Cai1 . ^ : ' .Call ... • 5*n lMffiOJ^ - \. VALUE PLUS ••:';: ,-• • DIIEAM AWAY AT •.•"'"•„ ••• OCEAN'S REACH , : SA.WHEI^SIESTA Maxiniixc your n>a! cstatt; huyinsj ^invrr in a ri?s«rl m.(rkct; • • ;i (iuH itimt v.ic.UKin rompkw iH(' i.'ni-.rt' iami'y Itjrjuire abi>u( our U\/i lovoly Ocoan's Kcach aparlnunts. Unit .. • afifir year. Ani^niiifs iuchific a hfaicd p-mi. tt.-ii :ind " .-M-C-S -Two.bi'ilpoom-twii balh^ bi-aulifiil Gulf virw, r,%f.v!k-nt r.I. Wi- lia " : New rental unit -:. $175,000 Furnishvil. I'nit 3-X-2 -Oa« livdroom onc [.isling: =2Di Iteauuriilly furnishi-il. srmimi Inpl unit, ili'ruralril hath, refurbished iij»ar!im?ni with r-pcctanilar hcat'h views .'.. liv Until \- ,Sliift.>.'n'mp!otif'«-iHi 2ISK 21IA -anii>.\crMri,t rental . $127,000 Furnish^!. ()n-situ m>in;i^rnn.-nt program, swiriiminj,1 i-istnrv . :. $I03.'Hf>j. Cimliul oltr /'GI«li|!*lini:, nil.;r I h oricnti'il comjik-s is fuund «ti thi-.t-nst s-iiisvut Sanibi;] imii U ^ . situated directly -on thr On if of Mt^trof A favoriir >y>al tcr rtfifat , p p ; y ^vacati'iRfrs and vt-ry nctiv'f rctttal- ibrouijWjt thi? >csr. One. . Thi:W ia'siefnllv tiirinMiririiOiiheilr.i.'ml.iu hall, linilj o iiL'druiiiii.oiiL- tiLilh wV.r. M'v ;n,oii;t!tir- wild (trii:e> lioijihp.nu: a I . ii.iti.r.il in a lii';n;li Inn'.!1 n'.miiles :nw Lm'!-aili- a |»>il. "ii-i- 'sbiifrii'huanl j.-,il.j-mer<'il MrkiK-iJIfii-e" -t..r: .« ?;w,iiiin. Contort nur (>nis. irw/ Offirv.fur l . 17~-It;!l. I • fimttirt <,w /V'» Zi'li/yc Offiir t,-r ••: Tfie ilsfaitd)s QUfcst And MostELespecteif RcoCtor; " -.• •; Scnnitff Sputfuvesl Florida Siii^c 1955.^ \ ;; . P.O. !>(.>. 57, Hanibel island, Florida S3957 „ = Outside Florida CuU f (800) 2.vi-S82!l • In Florida Call (W.\) -172-ir.l! (613) 172-JKl ifil^iATU business • M was'clecVed to another term as hiilory, b! the island Chambpr from ; ; Chamberonce sold mosquito repellent president. Pete Skehan of Sauihel . IM? early /lays .when one. of its bi# ? By Mary Colcman , ; and Tennis Resort; Csrlcne IJaum, Realty and Cindy^ Chalmers of Thr P-^tivitieswas st'liirig mo;quito i v A now boaril of dirvctgrs was iiv '"' Owner/Publisher Snnihel.Cauliva 'Islander worealsi) rt: elected as ••.fcpeHont. To begin with, the;. --..; [ troduccd in Monday evening^ :i2nd Shoppers Giiiiii:: Tony Lapi'.,, treasurer and secretary, respec- - .„ Chamber wa« constilii{e-d by ii9 C annual mei'ting of the Santtifcl- i Censral Miin.igi'r. 'Twfiim Walers tively; Lapikas'Btteled vice- basinesscs.'Whrn the possihility of jiv.Captiva Chamber of Commerce. .Inn. Captiva; Kip Johnson. Pro?.- - prnsidoRt: . :'. i- '" • ••• • - " • \. a causeway rcarod its head in 1957, 1 C Thosd nominated to fill the expired dent, Execiitiv* Srrvieevluc: I'hil ,-' The .1387 award for Meritorious ;26of the 31 'pet-sent at the anual . . U terms of.Scott Siler, Dave Arno! STAFFILEAND HAYWOOD PRICELESS PRICELESS ' •: REALTY FASHIONS PETITES 1 DISCOUNT:3OUTIQUE LADIES FASHIONS DRESSES 'SPORTSWEAR • FOR PETITIS ONLY (813) 433-2331 :* 11751 CliveW Avenue ''.'•' ISIeopPlom) - "Headquarters for- . ;•• ' .' Foil Myers, ft • 939-322! lOUBEUA" ' . COUNTRY HOME ON 6 ACHES ACCESS ON DIRT ROAD ONLY. •- •=• ••: S.E. FT. MYERS --i= Spring Clearance SaleS • .." tr^rsday, Friday and Saturday, April 29, 30rMay t Dresses, Missy's Petiles :'...''' ): ' "': .->•'. • .': '•.' .•-.'•'•"• :40%pff- Monday lF.^d 9 A.M.-5 P.M. = i.Ub«itoPo*Ai,cote,-.,, -.-;,,: ••..•• :„;•;. ..; y ..-> ,30%O|( Saturdays 10-2 P.M. Selected Personal Petite Suits t. .;•'-,•.': '•. .".. '. : ..3o%.Off1 d SpOHs*ea' •• '• ^"" ''' ' t ,. Skirls. Svseo'ers. Panls.../.. : •'...•"!.'• *'.*. 30%Jo50%df STORE HOURS: Monday through Friday' 10:00 o.m.-6;00 p.m. -._ . Saturday tO:00 a.m.^5:30 p.m. . .••< - Closed Sundays :.^ •: ': ^jj • - ='(• :'<»•;••• RESORT WEAR FOR MEN t- 20%OFF ALL COTTON • HAND-KNIT YSL SWEATERS ALL GEORGIO BRCJTTINI Leather Casual Shoes -20% OFF "PLAYERS" 1007o COTTOM BRIEFS "'•; 'Reg.S4.00 . . . 3/or $10,00 . - -^ : - In All Colors 20% OFF ALL GIVENCHY VELOGR RUNNING SUITS • GIFT WITH PURCHASE • Gel a FREE "Wally Visor", No othiir diredory jjivesyou niliro calling.siHipping and iiiiiiinunity infornwlion llidn this one with $50.00 Purchase •y.-J<%-\>\ l;- W1-, gPJgjgSJ^ ^^IPP^r^ '%/. Island tasters - fill gROW's cupboards By Mary Coleman greens uI 1 he Dun rouptr, gni«\i' tu nwa-' 'vt\ » > M4 WINNERS- 1987 TASTE OF THE ISLANDS AWARDS For Service: Morgan's For Wine Selection and Cocktaih: Morgan's, For Famil) Outing: McT's For a Komitntic Evening: Nutmeg Houie Tiike Out; Carney's Incredibly Kdiblvs Sundnv Brunch: Chadwitk's Steak:'Timbers Seafood: Timbers Dessert: The Bubble Room Breakfast: Quarterdeck Lunch:. Putting Pelican Dinner: Timbers For AH Reasons: Timbers •»pon ond b. ^mtriria EYpn -5 In tr fun f lied fvcnl eer\irf p^rsonnr! from tin com petmg n ia.innt= ir-j-,1 urtfirk hdtlie ii eh .irtfitie at the starting gunVpciir a troy of -i'a^'U and i jrpi it f*p rour--i Thevroura turnd in aUhi f mea ured in ordt r to deduct for hut CHdwik**! dtmandtda ->t ond riuiii of j Lie, itt< mitmg for sputape On th^( bi-i Chid jr ?7A forf Myer* rest /f«( ,\«r*n /- t/' >r : Some say Motherhood "-; .:' .> sanibel is for the birds...: . •.v:'•<' lagree...l've had 15 '/»„,.,Lf" ~V or them. ~: ,, . been a wonderful - mother to us i ce* Stein, U-jt:,and FISH president Abe Lerner,.share a ioUe u:iih llih' FISH celebrates fifth anniversary By Fran Muellc', •.-."'* of thf Older Adult Services of 1st 'fcnuid havVtH'«n "Fellow =,. Memorial HospMaLnnd Virginia l$hn<1i>rs Serniinj; Help" or . . •"Rchrri and Carnl A'ph..lJrumba«:hv ;."•' - I"Finest hlva Since Heaven" bin ,FrirtifJ!« IR-Sprviiti Here Tiobrated .... Hradlry hcr^flf. a iormtr ptc%i-' -'Iftrfr firs; riv«.y(iijr* la-t *Wk' dent ar.d now in'charge of fhe new • imiiiT Iht'ir ri^htfui ?amr,. .;' ? ,. :' Ahf_ LiTtier. prr'^ding over a . was her hysbar.d !)r. E. Tremuin ._ :.-] «: .Mother! Mommy! MojiilMa! Whatever your occupation, this is your week to take ~ the time off and celebrate^! Chadwick's. The atmosphere is happy, bright and •? wonderful just Jike we remember our Mom. •We'll treat the best Mother you've ever •;,.,.. had, like the special person she is...with a glass of "Mom's Favorite White" wine from the Smothers Brothers Winery...and , ; her choice of any of our^sinfully delicious^ desserts...compliments of Chadwlck's. • -•••' : -p • * ••.••• Available at Dinner only.- Monday, May 4-Sunday, May 10 .6:00 pm-9:30 pm <'~a\ ,• Dunes This design is a great buy;at'$90,100 on your Sanibel lot. Stop by our model located In the Dunes Subdivision '_ Danny Morgan in the lounge and let us give you a tourotJhis home presently under \ 9:00 pm-1:00 am " construntion. • / •- V-• '* " ! :••-." Nightly except Tuesday The .';punea'f-lfesign offers split bedrooms, large y screened porch, family room along with an encolsed garage/storage area on the lower level. :-. . /rf:-' , r Sanibel Homes features over 25 basic plans to heip with your Island building needs.: - ^ _ Model hours:: Mon.-Fri. 9 to 5 Weekends By Appointment Jbn 1028 Sand Castle Koad Sanibel, Florida 33957 WKT* 472-5111^ 1'honc (813) 472-2881 o :i_y li* © 9 " ||i io, r- o THANK YOU FOR HELPINGUS TO BECOME AND STAY ill , THE BEST RESTAURANT FOR SEAFOOD (1983 - 87) THE BEST RESTAURANT FOR STEAK (1983-87) THE BEST RESTAURANT FOR DINNER (1986 & 1987) THE BEST RESTAURANT FOR ALL REASONS(1983-87) Sincerely, iheTI Matthew Asen RESTAURANT &nSH MARKET Proprietor' Fish Market Open at Noon • Kestauratit Open 5 P.M. • Lounge Open 4:30 P.M. Happy Hour 4:30-6 P.M. • Full Liquor License • All Major Credit Cards • 472-3128 • 975 Rabbit Road SE5B55I :^$^":^ .«( police watch > a AKRESTKI): John E. Schroll, B I1EACH BASH: A 20-year-old . BRASS ELEPHANT ". Jr. of Fort Myers Reach was ar- - <• - Sanibel man Sunday night at about 5 rested Sunday at about 5:30 p.m. II p.m. told police officers Mike-'* RESTAURANT i for failing to'appcar in Lee County... Cooper and Bill Tomlinson he had : court regarding a driver's license M been beaten by three large men C violation. He was arrestud hy after a girl lured him to the heact\^ ] Sanibel Police after being stopped An employee o? Ramadajnn on 'T Join Us For Our Fabulous • j-'iS'r'recklessly driving a rented Middle Gulf Drive called police ~- 7 Sunday Champagne Brunch Buffet % after watching him wash his face in i moped around Bailey's General 3 c .Store parking lot, according to - . the motel swimming pool. When •:-. 10:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. * police reports. " '. ' police spotted the man walking his j • PARROT AT LARGE: Karen '_ bicycle toward Sundial Beach and c Laflamrne, 180 East Gulf Drive, on "-• Tennis Resort,'he had blood on his Jt ; .._•' FEATURING , I Thursday, reported lost a $750 "• face, reports state. The man told ' ": .;-;'•: =' .Steamship Roast Beef Carved to Order C gray and red parrot after flagging police he had met the girl a few " Eggs.Benedict r> down police aid E.A. Morgan who days previous, that she "came on to ; ":- -... : Native Seafoods and Seafood Salady ~ v -;. " happened by. Police reports slate him" and luredjiim to a dark area r : the parrot has a white tag on its. .. of the beach. He" could not describe- --Fresh Fruits and Vegetables ".'." -• 1 ' left leg. , '£the men who allegedly jumped him, :; Aswrted Breads and Pastries ...... - ' • TKOUBI.K IN PARADISE: An ' but he said he would press charges • .- ". " '\ r£';"^ Pius Much More! " ••.-•-•"• :• "ton Fernando, one of the six _,• • - if police find them. According to 18 year old men who walked into reporters,.Cooper and Tomlinson fe. "i'* -1' $14.50 Per Person ; Vr ''"7-Eleven Food Store naked last-' £~". could find no cne on the beach. { . $7,95 Chijdren Under 12 ,." :-V week, allegedly picked a fight with B LITTER OSTHK ItOAI): z O O a 15-year old hoy from Ofifoat Sanibel Police on Tuesday at about Point c Santo de Sanihel, according 6:40 p.m. issued a warning to the '•- SUNDAY BRUNCH AT THE BRASS ELEPHANT ,, to police reports. Tom Newmeycr driver and passengers of a Sun : 'FOR RESERVATIONS called police Wednesday, April 22 Lines bus after Officer Jeff Molnar ' -* ; ,V (•-.;• ; 472-8677 • - • -. _ - " :. at about midnight to report the in- watched them toss beer bottles and : cident. Police responded and heard cans from the van windows, accor- the same story from both Fernando ding to police reports. The driver o Sanibel Island Hilton Inn and the boy. According to reports, " .and passengers told Molner lh«y ; Fernando pushed the boy. the boy . did not throw litter on the road. 937 Gulf Drive Sanibel, Florida 472-3181 •'• ':- socked Fernando and the fight was it Reports, did not state whether the = l over. Police made no arrests trash was cleaned iip.D __ ?• reports state. . ., ";..",-. . of Sanibel Offers the Most Unusual in Gifts &. Decorator Accessories..^ MOTHER'S DAY SPECIALS!!! V "•; : "•:•• 307.OFF • •; . . " . - Indoor/Outdoor Fountains 20%~OFr-Selected Jewelry ; . 30% OFF Handbags . :'"• • 25% to 507. OFF ^ Litho's G Water Colors, • ";• . (813)-172-2767 j Snipping available lor ;I551 Petiwinkle Way UiS. Canaiia G Europe Periwinkle Gardens ; VI5A.~MC. AX fo: Isljnd b Forl M>eii lestdenls coward ^Winning VACATION RENTALS ^RestauranTOLF'S TOP 100t RESTAURANTS Florida . Trend magazine 1981, 1982, 1983,1984,1985, WINTER .SUMMER ^LOCATION ' WEEKS WEEKS • "One of my favorite restaurants in the United Bamfjr Btich $ 900-1200 J 5O0-.575 - "•" Stales"o 'V '.'••" . >> '. . '.- •."': - Compan Poinl S 650-1*85 .J 400- S25 :1 Doilnf* J1175-55OO J9O0; . • Robert Toll, Sept. 1984 '''"_ Oull»ld»Plac«*" J39OO-5O0O J22OO25OO • Rated iz.tr-a (Excellent) Fort Myers News- • Klngi Ciown" J 700- 935 ' % 475 - s '.-• Press ":•'.' ;- •'=.••• • -: '. . " „;.-•;. Ugrithouia Point" $'600 J"'4OO" • Winner 0)1985','TASTE of the ISLANDS Loggtihtad Cay ;.S_6» 625 S 400 Polnti Santo - ^ AWARDS" including "BEST RESTAURANT for de Sanibel J 7351799 S 425 650 ^ ' DINNER"* "BEST RESTAURANT for . -;-. : Sandptbbia S 500- 650 i 335 , CELEBRATIONS", "BEST RESTAURANT lof-= Sand Points V6ZT- 980; $425- 490 Sonaita SaniOel DFSSERT", and "BEST RESTAURANT lor ALL - Harbour Rescrl S 895-1095 S 490- 600 '-'•' REASONS".-- ;-V •• " " - "-. '•- : " Sundial - •"'$ 51&I2OO S 375-, 650 • ;A!so featured:^ChjcagpTnbune, PM MagaziriB,, -Tarpon Beach • •I 650- 650 S 4?5" •• Saturday Evening Post, Fodor*s Travel GujdBj ^ Eflsterrij\IrlInes^MagazlneV Miami Herald,, \ 5- PJscciverTlorldaj House~and Ga>den, Trayol: 1 "Two Week Mifiirrum "'30 Day Minimum . and Leis'ire, The Oriandd MagaifriB, Dallas ... ~ Special Discounts for Four Weeks or' . . Morning Nsws1 MbbEls Jravej. Guide-OuajHy ; • - Longeron Most Un>t5 .-..-" Rated.'. .c ---••••- -..-....__.._ . •-Setting 7 Dais.iuncH 11:30-2 tOlniw, 5-10 ikm., . ^ • David L- Schfi'dOiifret r, Full Bar Senlca.'AlE major cradii cards. ' --• t.iijsnsed Real Estate Broker -.-. 472-5021 CltptivaIsland ; •> : ., 47255H. P.O. Box 210-Palm Ridge Rd. Out-oftowncallerscall Sanibel Island, fla. 33957 800/2375146 . . IS1* •;• Moore-Deynzer wedding SHELLING Pelican Gifts -; - Lorraine Marie Moort\ and 2nSLIPPERS $ 95 ried April 2-1 in a candlelight"'.- T-Shirts : ceremony at the First Christian •; • Church in Baton Rouge1,'LA." • ~ Cover-Ops Lorraine is the daughter of Mr. * and Mrs. Thomas W. Moore. Joe! is ^the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert E.-.-, Deynzer, of Sanibel. : MON -SA", Attending bride were Melanic 10-9 - and Valerie Moore, of Raton Rouge, .'•;• SUNDAYS/$ \ Wendy Ritchie of Virginia Beach, ,12-6 'S -*> VA, and Karen Oeynief, of Sanibel. Neal Deynzer of Sanibel was'the.."- hest, man. The groomsmen werr '•: Edward Schumacker of Fort . . •' •9 Pierce, and E.L-. Fox, o\ Fort Riliy's IslanJer Center. 2407 Petiuinklw 472-8384 o Myers. . Stephen Moore and Michael l' '- Moore, both of Baton Rouge, serv- "• ed as ushers. .'•.'.."• . - After aWief honeymoon the cou- ... pie will reside in ArirenaX":' . ,. ENJOYAVISIT permits & deeds O 9 The following deeds for mote than 14-303, Sundial. 1225,000.. ; - J60.000 were recorded at Lee Ccunly ' Trusiees of Princeton University to Ed- -'- Courthouse during the week ending April mond Shulls Jr. and Tim Schulls, Unit •"• 21: •..-.•. '• 1221. Sanitel Moorings, SI 63,000. - Viiiiiam M^choils *o JafTies rfail, unit >">: ' .- Tract A, Lot 2, South Seas Plantation,' • 711, Mariner Pointe, $175,000. -• ., -• G , 5490,000. . ••• - •' •"- • • " GarjflQla Kali to Ramon Stave, Unit 222, '. Frederick Hermann to Tuily Snelley Jr., Lighthouse Pointe, 5172.100. How long has it been since you told S your air conditioner : CONTINENTAL CUISINE "I love you" Do We Have Seafood! AU«ttan Crab Giovanni Red Snapper En PaplUole '_/ CHAh'-n-At ^HHfni;tr)-^NDrOWf.-NED '.V! t if MnCU) -CARLIC. CHOI-PF.O A COMBINATION DMKFNOl.ITAUA:* ONil'N - Mi*.("-y? !'AH>i FV BiJTIER CfX)Kf.RV "TRfl1AHBjV,lTHAS.ViCc iKMON'^'ICf V.-AINUTS -CMEI.SEi.- ASH Hf.HSi CHrtBMKM iTUSTiV; THAT : 'ftS !t6rht(ii t/il.l'iHTFUL ^riCF.S THiS is !KI;I,V K tkiCHMUi* r;n.!t.Mr. U>N,(KS ./> »Ll>C!F OUR- FAMOUS t'OOKFl) AS!j'M-.!(Vi.n IN A ?'AC[R RAO ! yi-Ai-.m/nw AM>is iniw.Doi r\unr ni (.N!,!i A' Vffljh TABi.F. HJ Yp).' MAV . *ricFr> onvr.s ANI> PARSLEY : LN1OV THt.AROMA 13.95 : 12.25 .1! Calamari "Il!l:NTlC->!f.C!AIJV' SH Lobster Ta!U Alia Neapolitan TOMTOEi MAHlNA.fi! .(N A iir.nr f)KV, i.'.:i:N-. •A"!?.!-. . . MliV.Vr. iN BUIH-K —'^ 'V,;i 1 M-ASONK-** With A MlSi't'"«!•- OFbrH.T - ..•-•... .- 12:50 -•;• -..-. Also featuring fresh veal, chicken and homemade pasta. YoiiraircuiKiitioncruorkshardtokecpyoucomforUiblc. ., I f yoli don't'gi vc it a 1 it lie attention — a word of'apprcciul ion - '. Dinners include : :;OA iind then — it's going to be unhappy and not work so:J Neapolitan style'tof " hard. • ;. ^ \. - '''' Caesnr salad, i>p 334-1660 C Tke AiJardnbtz "Di, Climate Control Systems, Slate CPrt'fied-Ciais A Air-CflfKiiiicnar Cor.iraclor -AC(KeO3O /".;• •1-J sanibe! the islands Construction worker seriously State to get tough >• ' injured when wall collapses with parkpropertyviolators A Iti foot 'wooden wall " Sanibel Polite Officer Hay Chris- Repeated break-ins and illegal attempts to gain access to park weighing about 600 pounds crashed 1 entries to North Captiva Island tiansen responded to an emergency ; acreage along the north boundary onto three tonstruction workers call from the contractor and called ^state park property is prompting y of the property between December Tuesday at about 10:J0 a.m. in I.i'e Control, but workers at the Estate park officials to implement . 1986 and early April 1987. : .: Seagull Estates, seriously injuring site already had contacted anv . •<1^ tough enforcement arid rigorous- In all instances, he said, they a 26-year-old j'or^Mycrs n;ari pinn- bulances. '^ prosecution to those caught. ~ 1 ed beneath the wail. gaintd entrance in order to ride' • Accurding to witnesses Wednes- Joe Knoll, chief of the Bureau of .- three-wheelers, golf carts or cycles Gregory A..Homey was still ... day morning, workers from houses Park Operations of the south ... along the beach, damaging fence, ; listed in serious condition with in- - hning built nearby and landscape Florida area for the Division of -• beach vegetation, dunes, nesting ternaiutijuriesju lift? Memorial workers rushed to the piling house Recreation and Parks. Department areas, turtle crossings and causing Hospital Wednesday morning, " of Natural Resources, said persons J ,lo help hoist the fiOOpound wall.: erosion. .... • ' _". ~ spokesman Sue Douglas said. : have broken the fence in several, Police Sgt. Donald Case, who ar-,v •:'-', • pi case see patje 19A Treated and released TuesdGy rived to assist Christiansen. =;iid - afternoon were Michael IJedgotid, Kouscy was in obvious pain.. . 27, and Scth Let. 5J; The men are. "He was hurting," said Case. "It Memorial fund ,, purpoatv - ,- . ' employed by Marino & Schepp • ' was obvious something wai ; ' - • :? A memorial fund for finnl ex- She asked to express her thanks Construction of Fort Myers, ,, broken." '°~ . . , - : V The house is being nuill at tot 51) penses of the late Roy Philh'p and the appreciation of;(he First on Daniels Road in Seagull Estates, According to police reports, Gary Preston has been established at ° Baptist Church of Sanibel to the f according to police reports. ' . Demoss and Pete Smith, cu - - T-C&S Bank/Sanibel Rranch. acyor- • Coconut Grove, Bailey'-s, ihe This Seagull Estates is an area of in- workers at the job site, helped pull • - ding to Susan Hastings. Hastings tie Lodge, and the general com- tense construction on Sanibel. Itousey from beneath the collapsed '-'• said several people have wanted to munity. For further information. north lln .make donations anonymously and •« Hastings may be contacted at.- ,. the fund was'established for this - 472-1885.C,. .. ,' - . • . " It starts with a warm smile and a hot cup ot fresh-brewed coffee. _ Then It's up to you — eggs and crisp bacon, omeSels, pancakes, waffles, our famous gourmet French toast and \H0 .more ... served while It's hot and priced to please. Captain Waller has just Every (able is the Captain's ihe ihlng for every appetite, < table at the Quarterdeck. Let ' light to hearty." Choose from Caplain Walter . our menu of crisp salads," fill you to ihe -soups and sandwiches, ' , scuppers with "•- ; . burgers and hot croissant - ftcsh seafood "sandwiches. . and steaks. : EARLY DINER SPECIALS ^ every day from 5 to 6 p.m. > • ONLY $5.95 em inviit's you i« rtruliie yoiir dream tiiEMtihiTsfiif'* in « {jniaoiis, /»nu:itM"sl(iii(I dub lUmd llic itrivilcfii'd ownership /" ') ;.<*;• 'Z of \a\ir very own island ideation hnmc'/ 1 he t\*ppa Property Ctmipiiny," IPL*. ,- SI)'2SJ-106i ' I.Kfitwil lUal t>ute* Hrokirr Box 64ft Huki'ilij, iWrJa 13922 BfCdkfa>tS-U'Lund)ll-2:30*Dinner5-9:3i) ..,,j r»_ bund.ivBredkl.isi 8-2"Open 7 ilay* __rTV^-QJ I i;peo /.HI 10-CO?\svw o* Hsrcia Sufferers "ectsote supei >r:a!i'e. far aii '•& •••'. ••. •• A Room with a View .. And a Canal Lot ToO!!! COT! sees growth "* ,-,•« surging ahead without controls By Robert Coyne : • road, we cannot control how much traffic is permitted and how it is • Recently, four former chairmen : controlled- It is believed that . of ihc Committee of the Islands ' : within the next five years thc^ - board unanimously-agreed to sub- following will-probably occurs mit a proposal for long range plan- *~ 'J. A four-lane elevated bridge on , nlng to the members of the city thCj.causeway and three toll booths councilrwhich the present board of plusspeed reading-of causpwMy COT! has supported. . ' permits will increase traffic to the ! : Having bec» instrumental in island., , '- .- .." developing the present Long Ram;e 2. Captiva will continue to grow.' Plan, KOGO and CAP, we are con- Prospects are that Wulfert Point cerned over priorities city council will be developed and about 460 and stuff have established to deal housing units added.;! . with the island's growth over the . 3. Sanibel could well reaoh.- next five years. ' ^ - buildout at 8,500 units, plus - This ihree bedroom, 2'/z bath home is presently under con- -.:-. We believe that it is obvious that Wulfert Point, adding approximate- there are some problems and eiiual- ly 4,000 people^o our resident struction. It js located on a deep water, direct access canal ly obviousjhat lhe)?arc not going ,, population. . - - ,-', v and comes complete with a 40'boat dock. • :i ' away. Future growth is assured for, Since the island is already "' . . c -'the following reasons: bursting at the seams with its pre- Interior of home offers lafge master suite with cathedral : 1. Sanibel is becoming increasing-''••_ sent population, we arc seeking ceiling and Jacuzzi tub.Gsnerous use of ceramic tile has ly popular as a homesite and vaca- answers from our city council been made throughout the home.» .;r - ,-.."..^ ' tion resort. Recent articles in ma- - - about their plans for coping with jor newspapers stress this fact. long range growth. We would like .- Other appointments jnclufje a fully equipped kitchen, wet ., 2. While the island's population to emphasize that we, the COTI bar;jlarge enclosed lariai, large sundeck with a view of San :' is highly volatile; high in winter board,'arc anxious to work with Carlos Bay. Lower level is*fully enclosed with two car and spring, low in summer and (all, the council in seeking the right . -~ garage, garage door opener, and interior stairway to living ... Jt grows in all seasons. ^ . answers to cope with the following: area, and much, much more. •-'-=• a * • , 3. Causeway traffic is indicative _G Traffic control;:'.-f jroads.... ol such growth: ''"• -. : waste water run off... Water sup One of the last opportunities of its kind on Sanibel. ; _. '85 • _ '86 .. ply ... sewage disposal ~~J\. clec- Dec. 201,856 218,976 -~- - (rical energy ... communications . Ayailable at only $324,900., For more information call Jan. 222.671 : 237,853 facilities ... schools and recreation 466-5666. , . Feb.' -237,544 253,132 areas ... service personnel ,.. , Mar. ,-.277.318.-292.300 ' storm evacuation. AH these could be urgent pro ;.,Thfise figures will certainly be blems in the future. COTI would surpassed in 1988. Over 10,000.cars like to work with city council and in one day,*as expected, represents , its staff in seeking the best about 25,000 people comingim (he answers to these problems.!^ island in one day. Robt rt Caune is prestilt nt of Since the causeway is a county " committee of the itlnnds. JGUJGLER/ LTD. WE HAVE A WONDERFUL COLLECTION "OF HANDMADE SEAUFE; UK & 18K GOLD, •••-"'- LAPIS, JADE, PEARLS, AND UNUSUAL HAND-MADE DIAMOND JEWELRY. "1 'll Be Delighted With Our Selection CODGRCSS J€UJCL€RS LTD. J 35 PERIWINKLE PLACE 1: . SANIBEL. FL MON.-SHT. w-e © ]¥^-'£~WC$? .'•-••••.•"-;w>. 'deve!opmenl of a scteer-ed pool enclosure ~ ;.and (ZQCV *i'htn 45*. ft, (in ireu ot50 It.) ^1 . •- 5 ihe centRrline ol the road at 52a"Lignth6use - . _i *•„:•• agenda ;; V/ay as Submlied by Donald B. Woodward fo- Canadian Psm\ Co. Ltd. d; Considefation'. -. • • i;f an - apniicalion )or ir.tetpretation-. ci,_ . SANIBEL CITY COUNCIL MEETING j language to determine vhelher estab'ish- "menl o' 3 real eslaie Office in an enisling/ .;. COUNCIL CHAMBERS'- *-•."" •• • ' (MacKENZiE HALL) . . ' .noncontorming^fetaii use (r. H. Osprejv. -• .; 600 DUNLOP ROAD '' ~ located at 2807 West Guif Drivtjrt consts- . " . Va>- 5. 19B7 . . v - tent iNitn Und Development Code as sob- =" ' AQENDA *t milled by Juanita Hermes lor Pfiscilla Mur- ; ri THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS! 1 phjr Holdings, Inc. e)Consideration otarrap- • 9.00 'A.M.-Invocation antj; Piedc° o) . plication lor interpretation ol language lo . AllftqiaficeiKiein). Inticduclion Of 5th Grade determine whether Ihe replacement o! an . Class IfOm Sanibe! Elementary School. A;v -. • e*isiing Ira me Sijilding with a new Btryc- ptoval o* the Minutes.of Regular Mcfltirg , lural addiliin to tnc rear ot an eiisimg 4/21/87, Planning-Commission flepoit.1 buildirg located at 12U3 Psr:winhie Way '- Public' Comments and Inquiries. City At- (sue ct RtB Liquors. Huilers Marker and . BAILEYS , ° torney's Report. Presentation by repiesen- ?anib»l FieaHy) is consistent *>lh Land - ';. latives of Lee Memorial Hospital ot ptcpos- ' DHvefopment Code. $ . ed plans toi 'Heaflh Park Florida" to be' located on a 402 acre parcel on the noi- 1100 A.M. Public Meartng and Fust" " IRISH CREAM , 13" thwest corner ot Bass 4 Summerhn Roads. Reading-of AN OHDINANCE DELETING' •(lHa projeel Is'a'proposed medical, residen- , AND hEPLACINO SUBSECTION I.J.3.1. • tial, and commetcial developrp^n! with a AND AMENDING SECTION III 1.2. OF THE ma«imum 1,236 hospHaf ; beds. 1,260 LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE; PROVIDING CRYSTAL PALACE - FOB THE TERMINATION OF NONCONFOR " ol building area: City Manager's Report, a) MING RESOHT HOUSING USES OUTSIDE* • Discussion of Lee County's proposed plans OF THE- RESORT-HOUSING DISTRICT; "".' lor hint paths on the Sanibe! Causeway. 3} "-PROVIDING EXCEPTIONS; PROVIDING '•' VODKA ::,. - Presentation by Steve fifowne,1,Manager of, CONDITIONS AND LIMITATIONS AP- Cflblevoion ot !he Islands, leg^rding up-' •\ PLICA8LE TO SUCH EXCEPTIONS; PRO- VIDING FOR CON FLO AND SEVERANCE. tcoming Cabte T.V. service modifications. 'ana rate tension!, c) Re^*e* and approval AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.y ' -I- 11 10 A'/. Public Hearing andFirsi s o! sofl*are contracts tot r.omptiler system in Finance Department with Ccnpuler. " Reading o! AN ORDINANCE AMtNDWG " e © Systems and Applications, d) Report on J.N. SECTION (J4b OF THE LAND DEVELOP- 1 MENT CODE BY ADDING A NEW SU8^ "Oing'p; Darling Nationa : V^ildlife Refuge : Best Selection of Wine in Area , Revenue Sharing Paymenls. e) Discussion SECTION (Sji"" PERMITTING .THE ~ ol Ihe FY 87-68 budget calendar and City PECONSTRUCTION OF EXISTING NON- - WINE CHILLER AVAILABLE % ••>., CONFORMING VMLKWAYS;' PROVIDING '• f CounCiWacation schedule. I) Resolution ac- : cppl'ng a quit claim deed fov- public" " FOR CONFLICT AND SEVERANCE: AND> ! PROVIDING AN Ef FECTIVE DATE."-"' "^ . '"- FREE OF CHARGE! ••:•; . draiMge purposes tpom Frances B. :':• 11.20 AM. xPjbtiC Heatmg and .Firs!" -" Mi'*kins. (Lot. t. Block 8. Sa^ibe! Shores' VOPENEVEFWDAT) Reading of AN ORDINANCE DELETING - f • Umi No 1) fil A Resolulion granting to v>-- AND REPLACING SUBSECTION 2-4(bJ OF 16/. DISCOUNT ON; "'Roger Wand Pauline K. Palch a'fevbcab'e. •%-THE SANIBEL COD.Ij pf ORDINANCEfj. , ~ * IP CASE ORDERS' license to ctinsifur:! and mamlatn a "boat : RELATING TO FEES" CHARGED FOR .riE»eu*o*fl8*«i»iii ; r--.• fi ' dsck ''Offering" a Tantalizing Selection of New Dinner Entrees ~ '" ~ :•' at Very-- Appealing Prices! " . • ON SANIBEL... : Serving every Evening From 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. YOU SEE MORE OF THESE... • ' -. "r Featuring Freshly Prepared :, PRIME RIB OF BELF ."*'. •> : / '! with Creamy Horseradish Sauce...... $9.95 .CHICKEN BREAST SANIBEL ; ^ • • with Diced Tomato, Avocado, a Hint of Lemon, 'Shallots;' and; Whrte'-Winc.,.,, ... $9.95 POACHED FLOUNDER \ J • t'' — ."-- = with Midori Melon Sauce and' . •Fresh Kiwi.v.:...... :.'..,'.'...%'....'.. .^.58.95.; >ORK CHOI'S NORMANDY "j ! : Bruiled with Apple Jack Ilrandy and a ^ ' _, -t,'. • Dash of Brown Sticjar and Cinnanton...'... .S9.95 PASTA PRIMAVEKA ' " ,; \ ' THAN YOU DO OF THESE! Linguine with Fresh Vegetables 6 , - a. .: "and Herh Garlic Butler...... 58.95 ; " These are a Sampling of. the Twelve New Untrces : Now Available on our New-Ultra Menu .! i": . All Entrees Include Our ;; '• Crisp House Salad and Fresh Vegetables [.•'-.•••, Priced from Just 57.95 to $9.95 • i: ; - If you would like to experience two tastes, ,;- •j^. -we'll be happy to split two entrees of iiour choice!, I' FOB RESERVATIONS CALL 472-8677 :: Sanibel Island Hilton Inn X "• txnio(B»ib(ma!wionl3!ingywjpfrpefty with .fchn f&jiunn & Associates £al 937 Gulf Drive Sanibel, Florula 472-3181 •f' maggie's memories THE BRASS ELEPHANT Eddie has ' . . . an aunt RESTAURANT in the business' SAN1BEL ISLAND : -*- By Margaret Mickle I'm 'going to write- NEVER TASTED BETTER! v about another local bpv i|. I note tliat- Fort : V Myers is., now called who made, good . '.*".'' South ' Florida, name of Ed Mickle, son graduating in. 1970 ": ••; "Crack Town". "Aw," with ; a '-B.A. -An shucks, back in the of the late John and MORNINGS SHINE WITH OUR NEW BREAKFAST FEATURES! Mamie Mickle. ' Humanities. - " ' • • „. Boom Days I remember r : He taught in private Two HGIJS Prepared lo Your Liking -•" ' it was called "The City, Lydia Lowell-Sher- Hash Browns, Toast and Jelly 1 ,.man, production schools, and in 1974, co- -i i of Outstretched founded .Tryon School, ! Palms." " manager of the Sunbelt papers says . • a private high school in $2.25 •;'• •.;, nnn .- •-• Tampa. When ihe-; Served from 7:00 am lo 11:00 am *V Easter has come and that Eddie was a great guy,, super bright and school was sold in 1978," livery Monthly through Saturday ; gone, but the memories Ed began work on his - •:- linger on. It is a never very funny." ~->- Masters in public ad- to-be-forgotten ex- ij= To bring Ed'lhe's Ed ministration at Florida ". penonce to be included now, since he moved in- State.Jn Tallahassee WE'VE CREATED A DELIGHTFUL '" to government big- and graduated in 1980. among ^the guests who time) up to date, he is a ; NEW LUNCH OFFERING r • .-'.'•; attend the annuaPluri: : He was selected for a - management analyst in Presidential .-' . A Plump California Avocado stuffed with . . cheon and party hosted ihe Logistics Systems' •I - by St.. Hilary's Management Intern- Hertf Marinated Bay Shrimp ^ Modernization Branch ship and-began work- Served on a"Bed of Crisp Romaine Lettuce . J - . Episcopal Church. in"' the office of More than 20 residents!. ing at the. National Ar: and accompanictl bya Medley of Select Haw Vegetables.. Telecommunications chives. . V :of-Shady Rest were and ~ Information : Ilhhanced with a Gold Creamy Dill Sauce ; ^ • : present and all wore Systems, in': Alexan\ As" a result of the For your Further Enjoyment, a Complimentary ,. happy faces dria.VA. > „ - Heagan reduction in • - Glass of Champagne • '. throughout- luncheon" force in 1982. Ed mov- ; .This '-: defense ;: ' and program. And n]\ logistics agency is ed to -" the Defense ,. . ;;;, .,:B-; $4.95 ^A; ,.: "•• extend thanks to .'.he Logistics Agency. : Monday Morning beginning lo replace "_ the world's largest : Ed wrote me, "ItV;a Group and the Palm Ct- pleasure to-think^back ;, ty Kiwanis Cliib. computer "system, li ki'epi track of ail i)H Fort ^T>•i:-^s days. .i-THE.IJRASSnUEPHANT. ' V Merrsl)i'rs of the v Everything !oo'«s'ibpt- Kiwanis provided two government defense f-tr 'in • hi.'iilsigh!. ! , OpcMi Daily for^Kreakfast, Lunch and Dinner ^ • vans, . complete, with prcperiy, spare parts, remember my budiiieif SUNDAY CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH BUFFET ; drivers Beau, Duke nml contracts, alnioS from the Beach ... from 10 AM to12 PM ; ; ;: Mike to transport, anyihing. • . among them John guests to and from the ... How Ed-got to Ihe . Franklin whose • dad Snnibel Island's Traditional FavDrile! church. -V'-f " logistics agency is owned the|umbtrcom- - FOR RESERVATIONS 472-8677 •-..-: 'Dfi n "' • , " travel' and^ education. pany there; Craig •".•:" There is a store - , After..grsduating from Bellows. Bruce Sanibel Island Hilton Inn 'round town'boasting Fort Myerfl High,lie at; Stanley, Georgenne "It's like having an un- tended Florida Gustapson. the Lowell 93'' Gulf Drive Sanibel, Florida 472-3: cle in the business."' So Presbyterian' College, .^what? My nephew has Edison Junior College A :,' an aunt in the business! ... and the University of- iiiiiiiimiii (formerly Haimon's of Sanlbol) Lowost VCR Rental on Iho Islandsl $4.95/Day S29.95/Week .Movies from 99$ FREE MEMBERSHIP 1S(.RVINGS,\NHIKI.AM)CSnT,V,V!SI.AMlS 'MiKK-niESAMEMANAGKMr.NTSINCB »i 359 Periwinkle Way 10-a.Mon.-Sal. Noon-5, Sunday 472-6364 /•'• GULF-FRONT APiftlTMENT* n o Cottage Colony West at Casii Ybcl Resort PET ^ SUPPLIES./ i ON THE J ISLAND! > / /Vo More Long Trips to the Mainland This is a single bedrqom/bath"apartmciit with screened porch located - rWe carry quality directly on the Gulf .with the most beautiful view imaginable as the only .name brands in pet thing between.you and the water are swaying coconut palms and sea- supplies for birds, fish, grapes. Set in this unsurpassed location.-all resort facilities are at your cats,' dogs and small animals. -We' have fingertips for full enjoyment. An excellent lease-back program is provided. accessories^ loo! Flea $189,000 with bank financing available at today's low interest rates. -:. •-. and tick control head- quarters. Gifts for pets..,- _®^ _ COMMERCIAL LAND : * I AndPropIeG/ftsToof | WITH DOUBLE STREET FRONTAGE \ Located in the Palm Ridge Town Center area which Is approved by the City TARPOn DAYTRADinQ COnPANY : of Sanibel for business purposes.This 13"one of Sanibel's few comm_ereia! pro- 472-4949 perties having frontage on both front and rear streets. Call us for arfditonal ->. •:: 2460 Palm Ridge Road information.1 - ;; ^ •-."•i (Apothecary Center) ;: i- PLANTATION VILLAGE ^ T-; city > of Home approved for business use !, Maggie Mullins, counselor, h»« University t>f South Florida, has .been granted a permit by the Man- had offices on Periwinkle Way for ning Commission to practice her I wo one half years. Her practice . profession at her home, 3021 Turtle consists of counseling for couples, Gait Lane, off Island Inn Road. individuals and sponsoring person!*] y. Mullins, who has'a masters V growth works hops.I'J - "•"•'.- degri-e in counseling from the PLANTATION from page 4A ,^r;.=,;.• mits been applied for. • Later this summer." the old Han- How the house will be razed is Luxury 6-Upit Gulf Front Condominium - croft house, alao located within the another story. Captiva Fire Chief resort, will he razed to make room John Hates has expressed interest"""•" for a new luxury condominium. .- in setting it on fire and using it as "-- Built in 1938. the charming two- a training exercise for his story dupjex structure doesn't have firefighters. •'It'd be great any real^hisiorical significance hup practice," said Hates. "A lot of 'i,. ds have a colorful past. ' ' these pc«p!c (firefighters) go mon- ths without-any real onthe-job ••'.:-.. Precariously perched on 200 feet of 1 T : Gulf front property smack tlab in training." ^ , - 1 the middle of the resort, it has sur-' Hates said if he could cafch the : viyed a half dozen owners and ^ right weather conditions during the several major storms, including upcommg.rainy season, he'd like to FLOOR PLAN: 3 Bedroom/2 Bath - Hurricane Donna in 1960. The two "burn'it right lo the ground."'. Come and view our location, location, location for duplexes arc located within the Earlier this year Hoff launched a this new luxury condominium and home plantation on coastal development zone End up one-man crusade to save the main its beautiful shelling beaches. ' ' !*~: until that part of the beach was ;"' \ house by having it barged to ' renourished several years ago, : Many extra special features you'will come to enjoy, another lot on Upper Captiva. The . r came dangerously, close to being - plan was abandoned, however, -tnside,and out. ,; ^ - a.- ; swallowed by the sea. One of the"; ..when he found out it would cost houses now sits about 20 feet from about $20,000. The roads in and out the high Udc line.;:. . . ^ of South Seas Plantation are too "It's a fine old island house," said narrow to have the house moved - -.-.' sculptor tenant Larry Hotf, who ; - by conventionaimeans, he said.': has lived in one of the houses for « Mariner plans to build "very big- - the last ll.years. "It was the " end luxury townhomts landward of original party house for'the the existing structures, some 40-70 business community.. .in the late feet from the gulf. "We purchased "•- 50s," said Hoff. "If the house could , it so the land behind it would be talk (after it is razed), I think the guif front," Pavclka said. The fancy people will still he.ir some fourplex town homes will sell for wild parties going on." -- between $625,1)00 and $650,000. Pavclka said. ,. -; - ;. Pavclka said no date has been., set to tear down the house, nor ••> • • Lamented Hoff, "It's called prov :. lave any county demolition per- grcss/Q '•'••"; :&-••... . • Uli&m lixul ftutout fa Ca«u - ftii« fei at Pint Gu)«fruui -• (3.75 /'/. hiiU 16.50/'/! U/e path cuul slu(> "Ritida's Ftol CJt«u"V. . slid urdni *IO Cwitt tu lie tajesl i&kth* 4 ciluu «ul wrtMobit U F»il W! 8 flIK - 6 f W OPEHSUHOAy 10-4 SuwHtcnfiit Rtt. Trit Tm 800 331-6976 Foil (tt.jcu, Ffa. "33908 9K FMia Vid 813-466-7990 © I 9 FISH •Lfr6m pageJOA ''I Paul Brundatlye,--toft,* and Herb Joseph trade ._', punchlines at the . '• ••. punch li'tnvL P : a warm hand, particularly for his. Valtin with his proclamation of, attendingthe Visually Impaired numerous ''whereases" expressing Persons' center in North Fort - "deep feeling of family, friendship -•• and community." c , '-'Myers with volunteer Ebon Joy, •'... Lerner emphasized that the ' Board member Frances Stein, small band of eight board members who'with her husband, Dick SteihV had become an organization with . Janet Tenney, John and Judy ~ Weinzettlc, Emily Barefield, Ann volunteers of 135 "working, r -' because these people are willing to Byers and the Bradleys were ' © 0 give time, energy and money to among the founders had been call- ' ed upon by Ju'erner for a "short five : make it work." . - So impressed has been the police £year history". But then almost all department over the five years party-goers knew it anyway, : ' that It has "answered the 24-hour ; ;. "We recognized there was a .:. telephone service Trump Bradley; great need," she said. "We organtz-, arranged, that it was present in - ed FISH with no denominational .- •~~ ^/Ja:ejJaiM_/ot you ant/yaui. name — the person of Officer Kevin .- • connections,..tor the entire com- Morehouae'with a $1,000 check as a munity ...volunteer and not profes-; donation, . . sional-.and to provide an extended s? "At hand, also, was Mayor Fred", .,family."D f • from the island park provide _i State maintenance and routine patrols" ••:• from page 14A . Knoll said. - ;, :• He added that the park no 8J3-472-533J Individuals have telephoned the^ longer will issue warnings to toll-free complaint line of the DNR- violators. Kather, law breakers will • sponsored Resource Alert Program be cited and prosecuted, according •- \ -•'.- ^" to file complaints, which are in- to Knoll. „ ..." •';• ; vestigated by state officials. A sign declaring access for park ••:<1 The North Captiva state proper- staff only also has been felled and ty is part of the Cayo Costa State damaged in the past. Knoll said. _ / i_P.ark, although the park itself con- Persons seeing such activities can stitutes an island separate from call the RAP toll-free line by dial- - ; North Captiva Island. Personnel ing 1-800342-182I.D ' :_ NOW OPEN •.-•-.. Sanibel's Newest Contemporary Fashion Store ... •;o ssWitM; •<*.•••»,; D-. B usch Beer...... ^ S79 Bacardi Rum..... LtSs949 Skol Vodka. #.. sm4s10 9 L49 Gordon's Gin.. ITS S1R Gourv6isier>V:S.7.750 Ml. " S g Jim Beam..:... 75ur 13 s introducing very exciting and innovative designers - Bolja Soave../.>i5L«r E > COME REGISTER FOR 6UR S300.00 .,' ,'v Pius Many Oiher In Store Specials •.•-.-. WARDROBE GIVEAWAVI -. - "- . PRICES GOOD THROUGH 5J4/87 CLOTHING -ACCESSORIES • SHOES • SV/IMWEAR '••"•• 'A Wide Variety of Distinctive ' LOOK FOR -PERWINKLE GARDENS ' .Wines & Unusual Liquors OPEN DAILY 9-9 • OPEN SUNDAYS J1-7 5OU. ; 120! Periwinkle Way • Hiixter's Plaza •.472-3333 tk ; : Additional Parking in the Red- ;; In Periwinkle Gardens... 1S51 Periwinkle Wa^ 472-9111 ••v: r •5 ••.- -© -i^-. - sfS^^ I « MARINA • from page 3A After touring the property^ Brag look "gert, a member of the Florida Association of Canoe Deliverer; and Outfitters and owner of the Withlacoochee R-%er RV Park and SERV/NG THE ISLANDS FOR 27 YEARS Canoe Rental, aid he probably wouldn't bid on it. "It's too run don n," he said. According to guideline 1 iucd by Fi h and • CROSSWORD ' Wildlife, the new "Tarpon Bay ••BESTSELLER; Recreation Area" will consist of a PUZZLES ,; ' > minimum of 30 rental canoes, a "•LOCAL INTEREST • GAMES : : ';" retail sales outlet for fishing tackle; I ba't, pre packaged food, book , .;~; BOOKS : • TRAVEL GUIDES " Line souvenirs" and a boat ramp. •••„• CHILDREN'S BOOKS.. The ncketv wooden docks. Red " • COOkBOOKS Pelican Gift Shop and rearby house • SHELL BOOKS *ill be torn down, pos iblv hler • CARDS - I •• '.• this «!.nirrer The ?heJI cfiop will be :• BIRDING BOOKS ,.•,. i* SPECIAL ORDERS . concerted to a -dearth cer'er Mi-n of the prospective bidder0 " 4 black lutntl. symht>n:t< the • NALITICAL'CHARTS . '• AUDIO/MUSIC ~ were frenratea by the nunber of >,Lfilh of TuT-m Baa Wanna flutlf • JIGSAW PUZZLES .'variable * around which the) in iW4 tht manna uas oi,ce the . CASSETTES--.'-.. . ha\e to fonru'ate iheir proposal 'i'ib of the i land t commtrnal Although J N Ding" Darling fuktngltt du try Wildlife Refuse outdoor recreation plnarer Chn Zajicek supplied last OverBlI the marina operation'and jear gro ale figures and adjoining facilitic gro ed I384J47 Bonk operating co t , no specific figure from October 1985 to September Here available for the canoe ren- 1986, Zajicek said. That figure in- tal , expected to be the primary ' cludes $54,490 generated by the Summer Hours: source of income fcrthe new " fishing guides and $43,000 from Mon. -Sal. operators. Zajicek did, however, boat rentals, neither of which will *'10:00 a.m. -5:30 p.m. report that 11,000 people used the be allowed En the new recreation retuge canoe trail She added that area. canoes usually carry two people, La t year 71,835 people visited 1021 Periwinkle Way but "sometimes three, sometimes Tarpon Bay Marina, according to four," malting it difficult to deter traffic counts, Zajicek said. ;. Sanibel mine how much revenue they alone Also of concern to many of the generated. The canoes currently bidders was the uncertainty of the 472-1447 rent for $7. proposed wildlife retuge entrance ghrimpHouse ; &%verm - • all you caii eat... Shrimp or Alaskan Crab here, "is no pano- rama of nature's chang- ing beauty like the one you'll iind at Island's End. On the Gulf btach with Gulfanrf Bay views. 72 great Bay islands, Lover's Key and both the sunsets and the sunrises. -'- The seafood dishes Island's End . Phase II fe : building will be com- Beef and Chicken, too! ; ;=< pleted for occupancy this &t.iM>n These1 elegant, condominium residences are situated on the southcrnmot* tip of Estero Island at Big Carlos Pass ' Be as picky as you like you're corny to fjnd exactly what you like ' : and directly facing Lovers Ki\ - nrm'a state owned pri-serve. No other on the scfmingiy end'«&5 McTs mnnu. The Uidnd's largest colltttion : building development will impact vour home t'njoyment tor investment). If o( seafoods, over 2A tempting appetizers, prime rib. barbecued •.. your heart-heals more fjiiicklj to the sight of a playful porpoise or a ribs, chicken dishe's anil the always fabulous Mud Pie. . ail ; soaring »sprpy, you owe it to \ourstlf, family and heirs to visit Island's End today. Two'bedroom, two bath ~ " prepared with lovirvijcaie in McT's award winning kitchen., . • : 7 .ChcGse McT'5ion;ght aim get all ihe choices _~ -• residences 'start' at SI 10.000. ..The mncniUos ;ind (juaiily features are {Hie t)est shrimp house in Florida: Island's Murphy Associates Realty, Inc." ".;• .-:. ;..ask-'anybody " ,, Sales Ctntcr . iJ403 iistero Blvd. S.W . v Dining Hours ; 5-10 Tavern Open 4 !b O. - "Fl Myers Beach. FL 33931 ' •'" Miij'ii' i'roilit Canlji AccuptyJ'. : -^ / 813 463 8885 " •'•'•-'./" " -ir^i ileriwinktt! Way -172-^ltil ; --• -." V 813-765-1233 after hours - fees. Tentative plans are to charge tors and that "no shoddy operators ~ $3 per carload and $1 per person would remain verV Jong." starting in September 1968, but it ': Proposals have to be submitted .was unclear how ihe fees would be to th-J Fish and Wildlife* Servlce(of- collected from visitors to the rice in Atlanta by,May 23. A final ' . recreation area. selection 'if expected by early June. '; -" : "The entrance fee program is a "We'd like to negotiate, with as difficult program for all of us to get many people as possible," snid FIRST QUARTER .•-.• used to," said Zajicek.,, \ •-• Slelte. "You can change, we can - • Bidders also wanted.to know' /change.? .We can negotiate, but RENTAL PERFORMANCE • basically it's price.wise." _ what percentage of their sales ; STATISTICS •-.' would have1 to be forked over to This is the second time Fish and the federal government. : Wildlife has requested bid pro- ARE AVAILABLE. '""* -"I would like to see not less than . posals for operating the facility. CALL FOR YOUR COPY. I •:„-• 10 percent return (to the" govern- . They branded the first round of . L ment)," said Ruth Slette, a contract proposals submitted earlier this -".._ i specialist with the Fish and year, as "unacceptable." Fo^Sale • •; '••' -Ti". •" : "" "" : "" r Wildlife Service regional office in Fish and Wildlife officials an- THE DUNES - Be ijje King of The Dunes in . •"•-;:." Atlanta. "" . " .. '"'' „ :- ••" ; nouncod last year thatthe present thts fpurlbodtoom.v.l'Ap iind^one hnlf br><,h ; The current operator pays six - mix of business is not compatible. prestigious^" fviiTii!'-. whitH contains. ,'1360 square" . percent, of gross .sales to the. P with the wildlife refuge;and was : ; U:>!t of nir condiiioncd MiAce which intbrL's a government biit a portion of that "destroying (the animals') habitat." f.iniily rotim-,*den, and sTudy. The nraittT suiis-'is . When asked previously if that money is returned to state and I'l'tialaJ piivaiely on ihe enliie *s>r.ur(;i fioor and C:' county coffers, '•.;••-• ... claim was supported by any . offt'Ti >i ttiicc room ba'h with s.iunc !f l\'.e h'Misr ^ "How are you going to nail down 'documented evidence, Zajicek s;iid h.is no! so!d you yci, ihi? v:e* will. Ima'/ne. not a (franchise) fee when you have'so no and called the inquiry "a silly gniy Hiii y:jn ii.nve.tiii.' fmesi \vhr.r i!i The r)«ni-s, many variables?" asked Chuck Har- question." b'j; ai-io ihe nio-il p.-)i;oMn;!C^Vit-w. i'riMii sU ) ;, ty, who helps run a similar opera- . Said 'Virginia Sweeny, .i v'aca^s- •rfionis in irif hoini- you h.ive •) view.vyer tiic tion in the Everglades. tibnvr from Minneapolis, MN,"I' _ "-3fd. ,4th. 7th, .inci Sth fairways, and I-AO lake* = . "The first thing that will be look- think its really sad that they're-- ., TrtiSy one of the irost elite .addresses in. Thi? ed at is the return (profit) to the closing it. We've been visiting Dunes; Call for compile deim\% and a prii-'at^ . government," answered SIpiteJ Sanibel every year for the last 10 h Following a chorus "of snickers, years and we look forward to com- ing to Tarpon Iiay."D she tempered the answer by saying KINGS CHOWN 109 .- -Sparkling blue it would be a combination of fac-. . 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Ultra-luxury CHii V.-iwintments arc hallmarks of I ijniiims on a hfaiitiful Ciulf \ ; : this (tiif standing ron(t<»- • froni'seitinft. nffuring oyvr" \ - _3 iiiinimn offering/ Siir- • 3200 aiiran- feet nf living" : " ' rouiiilcrl by"-tropical =*' tis and lush Ian:l- '• pan_'s. Siiiw.irliiti soapiiiji only .six L. il'y throughout. IkatiU- miits'Will shan- [, i 1>j - fully furnished apart-- an exclusive Gulf I mi'iil available fur ,- front setting, j ... . ~"'- "" sho ": ^ Call for a | \ ..-- bttKhurc and \ preview Jinies. J ,: ^ SANDALS PERIWINKLE PINES _ Tlic" romance is back! An An intimate gathering of mod- . Olde Florida tmvnhouso erately-priced homes found design, uniquely crealeii to r on nine pjcturcsque acres farm your heart. Charming:- .'. of wooded land. Single- rfetails matched with con- / family and duplex resi- t»mi)i)rary styling'on a 'denVfs are available. lovely Gulf front' sett-/ Visit our beautifully ing. A miwl-sce for the. _ •', : furnished raoriel ItK'a- ' - . luxury, buyer. Only . Ie Priscilla Murphy Realty, Inc. ", ;:P.O,,Box.57 • Sanibel; Ft, 33957 CEPD : • from page 1A breakwaters, ant} physically dump- One of the founding members of ing new sand on the beach Concerned Citizens of Captiva. All but one of the plans - plan proud to announce Cohen stepped'down from his posi- C>,contains a'proposal for long tion of vice-president to launch term shore maintenance. we are open for - SOS £aptiva. He said the new- The CEPD could select one plan, group will go "beyond what the or combine various v'omponi'hts CCC could do." from each of the three plans, said The CEPD is currently awaiting Applied Technology and Manage- LUNCH!! the final report from its con- ment engineer Karyn Erickson. sultants concerning the heach'and In their Novemher 1986 resolu- shore preservation plan. A tion, the CEPD imposed a June 9 7 DAYS A WEEK i preliminary report was presented deadline on itself for selecting a FROM 11:30 TO 2:00 loathe board two wcrks ago but plan it could lake to the voters. was sent back for further revision. "I'd love for them to show me — featuring — The study, conducted by I'm all wet," said Cohen. Gainesville-based Applied. CEPD chairman Paul Garycy Delicious Sandwiches & the BIGGEST BURGERS Technology arid Management, Inc., flatly denied Cohen's allegations. you can ever eat. (We grind our own meat.) &X offers the board three options from "I'm n Wcaispha.eFRFbH&rAIOODPIATTTRb jreit Inc- and our Po !3i>w v.nl nul> > u>U Ihi'I ^.n-jre ha^ n Vu Or.rMtii © SAN-CAP AMERICAN LEGION POST 123 ' ! i-!en !o if!- ind In- musT ^ivl ".atrh the _ on Sanibel-Captiva Road Wh D I OVE 10 SLE YOC $100.00 JACKPOT 8 P.M. EVERY THURSDAY!/^ FULL BAR SERVICE & ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS' "O CAPTIVA ISLAND - 472-5558 o > harmonious blend of I he artful . r 4> lenient* of natun* and a vibrant m Hal of N'eo- Viclnrlan arcliHccture combine to bring you tflC the Qutnirsscnre of Island Estate Living. x .- Qitintcsscnce Presenting Colony Beach Estates. . ^, 1 OnSanlbclaHastUghtbouscEndldlstlngulshed '; U of Island '' by Its exclusive privacy, will bo just twelve Estate ^' Villas and sevea Estate llnntos on a spectacular Estate Lmruj 1 expanse of beachfront property. ij^ i \l:i!jiiirii-t-nl IMiili- HimirH iinil ISIiilr \ illas ml M'li'il lif.i< lil'nnil i Estate Homes and Estate \11Ias feature unique' |ini|irrlv. IriHiiSiv limiilrt'il design articulated In multilevel floor plans. One -.-^v^ ^ .11.fl sixty f'iii' lliimvmri ili.llii-i TbfthefewremainlngopportunltlesonSanlbel' 2; f Island to purchase individual homes i ' ^ c •gggt ^ ^overlooking the Gulf of Mnxtco,' , "Z'*'"^ T^^k-^s • unto vwts-.. WWONWONS OF TK Drva^ftR FG1 CBEACK ESTATES! CORPltl RFHtyiWTBXS ¥»t RiJEHLICt I:\JIIMVC;.arc;,(iylOIIN N'AUM VN'N.C } ra it DOCWNIS moiFto Bf SECIIGN H! SO] flOWOA SIAIUlfS TH Bt F 1149 IVriuinHr Uhy• Amif((, IX33957 IX'Ibtf flic l-SOO-262-0360 1 : .'-? • '-X'-.-'-'-'- •-:. Vp"'-'- , PUBLIC INFORMATION: : t CHAMBER Of COMMERCE; Or?;. W^-asv "" lhiolig^3tutrfay'}ioiK)l:.i.'.l-jJc"»-.. ' - UV^,/^ ] .p4&Ai7rt*^:l^&.^ii*i ^Causi?*ay fjcncJ. -tfMViii. '•'"-•. "_.• EMERGENCY NUMBERS. P-zur.c J,'? am. f BARRIER ISLAND fjROUP FOH THE ARTS i (BIG ARTS): An or/j^n.^ticr. io^orfed ici " 472-2*68. CRoWfWr'J^rrfnthst.ti^iiori "- of Wwd!! tc-l. 472-361*-• •. . " , ISLAND HISTORICAL UUiSfcTIM: Ope:t ': Tfiurs andSal. iGa'^i. it'-tpni. Ciosci on tiohaays , CAPTIVA MEMORIAL LIBRARY: Opur. 9 a.m. !o 4.30 p.m Tuesday Thu'sday and SANIBEL COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION: Ftiday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Wednesday, 9 am. Meetings held on the second Wednes- j to 12.30 p.m. Saturday. Closed Monday. day of month. November through. May, SANIBEL PUBLIC LIBRARY; Open 10- 6:30 p,;n., at Community Association i a.m. tc 4 p.m. Monday thili Friday; 10 auditorium, Periwinkle Way. Summer •- - a.m. IO noon Saturdays: 7 lo 9 p.m. office hours May 1 to October IS are n a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays except closed Wednesdays. 2412 Florence Way Wednesdays. Phono 472-2155 Phone 472-24B3. .: . - : SANB1EL CAPTIVA ART LEAGUE: Outdoor , EMERGENCY VETERINARY CLINIC: 5bOb workshops every Thursday year around ' South Tamrami Ttail (in the Dragon Plj-a}, from 9 a m. to noon followed by sack ' . Foil Myers; 939-5542: olfenng emergency lungh and critique. Phone 481-4769 lor veterinary service nights, weekends and locations. Indoor wO/kshops January. holidays. • _ - . February March. Membership ofen t area residents, phone 472-0905 for in CHURCHES: ^" r mat'On - . ' SANIBEL COMMUNITY CHURCH: 1740 OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS: Meets Mon- • Periwinkle Way. Sunday worship 10 \ days, 7 3Q P.m . at Sanibel Congregational 1 a.m.. Includes children's ministry and - Ur'i'ted Church ot Christ POT tnfcmaiion childcaie. Mother's Morning Oul on '•• Fridays at 9 a.m.; Alanon. Tuesdays at 8 SANIBEL-CAPTIVA SHELL CLUB: Meets ;. „ p m. and Fridays at noon. CMurch office the third Monday of each month at 8 p.m : " open Monday Ihfu Friday, 9 a.m. to 3 at the Sanite! Community Association Tuesday 3nd Thursday Children's program SANIBEL BACKGAMMOM CLUB is no* ill p.m. Df. Denny Dennison, pastor. Phone ouildmg. October Ihrcugh May. Ne* TT-,eeliri9 at the 5*iffcet Arfns pror house ; : -.472-2684. ' - •;, . atterncrOn. 525 pc petsoit'fran^ooftat'On Wednesday al 7 p m. Ihechafge is 13 Di«- 1 SANIBEL CONGREGATIONAL UNITED oro*idpd Call 47J-928S. r:e' ts W> longer se.'«ed . , ^' r- " CHUHCH OF CHRIST: Sunday services ai pie. Aasistijn! membership chairman \Paul Hrundage;"a nutrition expert dica.'ive of an attitude that seems at Kfflup*s.*pnkt'sman for.well over an" w Schaeffer's conduct and dietician/consultant for the.. odus with iiur fr;ctj . Sanibel City Manager Gary Price, whahas an resources. It was the strength and integrity and Give the 'gator a « official report on the incident, the alligator let principals of that plan that drew,many' people to him go. Other reports indicate the diver .j, the island to enjoy the natural beauty and -n -"' breakrhe's.only doing delivered a hefty whack &\ the 'gator's snout. . ironclad property values that have resulted . ...;.- '-'. The rfiver, who treats alligators as an occupa- from those tenets. Now, as the human popula- what comes naturally tional hazard ir. lakes throughout the area ;- " tion grows, the wildlife is being pressured more I anyone need a PR agent, it's the .-. • • where he work;, wasnot injuredi The hood of • and more. Why are .we surprised,'therefore, - , : " his wetsuit was marked by the gator's teeth.j .when an animal fails to.understand our ; -' alligator. . f : : ";•.'••-•.--. >1 '. According to licensed alligator handler Mark ^"Private, Keep Out" signs'or mistakes our :- Especially at this time of the year. ;.._"•• : I 1 •-- drains for wallows? ' , '' '-:•."" ^Though he's not very smart, people endow Westall, of Sanibel, a "gator can exert 2.000 " . :him with assorts of cunning: like the ability to pounds of pressure per square inch with its £.-•:• L The City of Sanibel's alligator program is • " discriminate between their yard and the natural powerful jaws, enough to crush bone, ":.:•.- designed to help humans cohabit with.the herp " -habitat; like a predilection for poodles and.other- Said Price: It could have taken his head tiff if.. .Sites.without too much Triet'oii. •• ' i":'small dogs; like having the intelligence to it wanted to. ^ ., . -:;: Anyone with an alligator problem may tali ."'; discern, with his short-sighted eyes,.whether so ; ^rice says there is a theory that the drumrn •• Sanibel Police at 472 3111 for assistance: A mconc is holding uut a tidbit, of simply waving ing of the diver's regulator may" have sounded licensed handler will visually shepherd 'he T i^ -:• their arms around; or knowing the difference like the thrumming noise madcTby lake • • creature riark where it belongs.' . . / i : between an ornamental pond and a marshy • bass, which form part of the alligator's diet. ;\ ; More and more at this time of the >• ar,.; ,-^ place. "'•' : • .. - :•- .. . - From the point of view of Westall, w ho risks 1 - afligators wiil he showing up on priva e proper- When he does hot live up to these high e^pec- his life voluntarily relocating so-called . " .. >• ty as they roam the island in search o'-mates. '" /laiions, many people want to kiil him; ,- , : "nuisance" alligators — animals over four feet - '.'- - The people of Sanibol prWe themselves on ' their comparatively unspoiled island with its ^ About two weeks ago at The Dunes golf long that show up where they are not wanted wealth of animals, birds and plants.' =y '-' ':_v- course there occurred an incident that we, as- .. — the ancient creatures are very much a part ' of Sanibel's natural system just as much as the fiut they should remember that along with' self-appointed PR agents for the alligator, ; tbelieve does a lot to dispel his "bad guy" image. birds and the plants. Many people are - - - the breathtaking roseate spoonbill and the , Two professional divers were making their;"; ; fascinated by them - until they find one in [} . / elonous royal poinciana comes the lowly .regular collection of golf balls from one of^he " their yard, or their dog, which they carelessly .- alligator and all deserve res'pect as part of the * - course's lakes. As one of thein surfaced from a allowed to roam, is taken by an alligator. Then natural system. As.humaris, we should not give shallow ledge, an alligator closed its massive - they want to kill thejjjligator. ,- -| ourselves the power of selection. ',, . j-x' jaws on bis neck;- ;"• " '_ • •• Sanibel's comprehensive land use plan lists : That belongs to Mother Natu're.G - When the man'started to move, according to the alligator as one of the island's precious •; r -ACCIDENT— — " • - ISRAELI IN-. the grounds o{ the Lee mile walkothon begin- u • from page 1A " DEPENDENCE DAY: County Alliance of the ning at,2:3p p.m. at the home on Monday but refused to of- . ttrnt until his retirement in 3977, m The first;annuai Israel Arts. Colonial and alliance. ' Come sing, fer any information about the acci- be,served in several international 2 Independence Day will McGregor Boulevards. dance, eat, view and dent. "Until we really know what ., practices, advising veterinary schools in Nigeria, Egypt, Peru and o" be held Sunday, May 3 Tht- festivities will buy art and gifts with happened, I don't think we should; : .'"" ..from -1 p.m. to 8 p.m. on 'he preceded by a four- the whole fami!y':tj comment," she said. When pressed - -• Colombia. He was a specialist in/ . - further, she said she would rcsrrye parnsitology and microbiology, • comment "until everything is all " The Prcstons became permanent squared away with the roast residents of Sanibel in April 1978. guard."' ;; , ;; In 1980 he became a member of the Board of trustees of Sanihcl- "All wo know is, ;*-.e lost our , Captiva Conservation and was apr •' . - boat," she said. ; _ . , _.-•.,.. pointed by Dr. Bill Webb to chair a The «p2st guard would not reveal t;. r.!st-irch committee for SCCF. any information about insurance carriers in the case. , • For CHOtt1, he also did research, Dr. Prrstori was a retired "conduci.in^ many nrrropsies »f & We're Just veterinarian who hisd been active i animals to diagnose the cause of - with CROW (C.irc and KchabiliU- i; death. CROW board president Jan . / .. Your CUP Of Tea. K^cland said. "This b a terrible loss : G {ion of Wildlife! at ;1 consultant and as head of tlit* research committee ~ for cveryonf whu knew him and for ;. We knew S.lnilH'Fis very for Sanibfl Captiva f.'nnservati«)n CROW certainly."- Dr. 1'nston was--. bit: if yc'UT Iravol plans include a : Found si ion, also a board memher "f CUOW. •-, - ' New Ui,{,land !lc!iJjy.'di. iom us ,u : He was a member "of Hp«eh«:cw - -••;-, Mnin..S;.,y IBII nml OilMfccs in ."; ; A Nohraska native, he was a graduatn of Iowa Stale University - Country Ciub, Sanilie!. and main- Kennelmntpor;. Mni:ie. • " : School of Veterinary Medicine (the tained a farm in I'os?tim Hollow, / Enjoy'ira•ntmnimo.lnli.m nt ™r elof.onl l.«I and hrWlfnV, nation's -oldest). It was at Iowa IND. - • \, . :.Z[. fim or clu'OT-e li.slt-;! StatR that he met and married his The Preslnns have• threejwns .-..,-'-inilifNni!iinnlHiiti>rK-Bcf,isnT|.- :' '"-••' wife Mary Jane. During the second out west and Mrs. I'rt-ston was said -' Joiiroursi»ff,)V,rnfli!iin-oli!en»li)ioIiiiiomilel '• ' world war. he was post to be with one of them earliej this •"• us iKsisly.-o in your'Sow FinfjonJ In.vils. ' - Veterinarian at Fort Benjamin Har- week. . - :- . - - : e 9 rison in Indiana. ; Tito Matr.e Stitv is ii ^pf.ii'lpNuo — nnd K hid. -Tf.I-FJ'HONL-:.-:-• -i: iv^'^j-^j. •••-.•. •••< Old (^aptiV^Iion^e 1987 DINING VALUES For the /-." 7hel.Wrfp:miHmj?eHai^'^'l^'1fe)resnfthe"(;iilfTir-'- i^Mtx in> :i. c,7 On SUNDAYS U is our popular Capliva Islantl Brunch. It's :;. -":• -Als" lnc.it(;il ill Siiiufai • " •.„ It's a Show — t hat's a Feagt % • '#?... -"•- .. .• • —-•••-_ -"^ - • ••••; •. p Now through May 3rd Dinner at ;\. \ ; " No6plBs.liipahc.se SlMk House. Sit at Aulln-nlic Teppnliynki Tablos. THE INSTIGATORS WafclrnAimr rlicf skillfully ' Don't miss S.W. Florida's Original ••";•'''• ,.- n "Cra6/?«cc;j" ': ..._•"-" l.rl.pim.siV,KUrSt«,k. Tn-sli Shrimp. .Sr.illi.ps. •; Monday Night 7 p.m. & 10 p.m.'<' aft ;,-© JASTE .--.;. —: 'dent'1 Janet Hgcland said certiHcates to Robert ••-',':MAGGIE-— sponsor. She was . a - • '• frontpage 9A •' ,.. .- .. "•'- . Taylor Alien. TenBrook, Scott. Siier and Al Rosen.' V from' paijc: 17A delightful . TOU. modi'i .- wickYcaptured the trminV and S100 in travelers "who have hecK so gpnerotis in t'neir,support o* ^\' Iwins, Lydia and Linda and m'tster f»r schniar.- • checks lor each team member,'said assistant .; Vu CROW over the years." :! . . " i '::= and'"twyla Brocks/ ships.- - : _, manager, Cory Swat-hout-, -...-' . Guardian.Title Company of 'Forf Myers "hosted a r'Vemem^ftV' John Kd, l>- vi[p Ctairt- - '_ • Ear! Raven, food and beverage manager at hospitrJity tent for its many customers on the ; FranVlin af;i Vicki . and sorr 'i _ y-also Uvi: , South Seas Plantation, was taking in the sights- island and,other invited guests. The company's '.: Post"' at Edison, and Sn Alexandria - where < with his daughters Hannah, 1'/;, and Ahby, 7,. presilient^ Dick McKinley said thts^as the first ;f Greg.Fulton as campus Claire 15 .idministrator - year his company had been a presence at the £ n e'w s p a p e r. when the Chadwi'ck's team ran up to leli him they photographer at USF . of two kidney fiialysis i f f> had won. • ':;.<:". •,.- r "* """"' • "" ,- • „• Taste, although they have ahout three parties a .'<• unit^... She will J year to thank people for doing business with them. in Tampa...... , _ The Mariner Group which owns The Dunes, and ..iAnd 'ffevcr will I . graduate fmm Oeorge i thus has been host of Taste of the Islands from its He said that; in addition to the tent,, his company Mason University with, r forget Bonita Lewis, ). inception, is being specially honored and recognize gavi- out 7G0 complimentary tickets and "saved a: who taught Latin and a Masters in nursing on I : May 17. n '-V •'. ..T ' -=ned this year by. CROW. Board of DTt-itors Presi-; . bird or two in the pr6cess."D • was Honor Society New Golf Villas, around the house, ANNOUNCING OUR BEAUTIFUL included in tho price is the .-NEW VIEW CONDOMINIUMS.' pL-aee of mind which c6n\e^'from a 24:hour .Vltontiod entry galu and I-in.illy. Roomy 2 and 3 bedroom dusMo-dawn roving patrol- ; homes with .magnificent IUHV gulf • : . So hurry.over today. Best site :^ "course views. s , .:, ' ^ -r loc.Ttions and.low-pn.'-construction All nt affotdable prices. . - prices .<*:•• 'Inlcodiicing new GOLF VILLAS ' able c,ji rt»v j • at Leisure Village1 Seven Lakes. GOL1;.yjLI,AS. w \'o ordinary adult community here. On the course. Of course, :. : Play nvvay all day at the fabulous : LEISURE*- . multi-million dollar Recreation VILLAGE^! Center. With sparkling pool, tennis . k courts.and great golf course, of course. And craft studios for n'fwj From and old hobbies. . V ' •'•• $82,990 LEISURE ULLAGE IK In Florida call iSU] 4SM2I2. Out of state call 150C12)'Hi55C "1 Listed on ihc American Stock Exchange. ;; 1937 Leisuii; Technology. ?n& subject to availability and rmy change wilhoa; notics. sanibei f-X Appeal stalls FM construction By Fran Muetle .. island ?M station. - . Hillobraml Ilrireiirasttnj: Ice. , "llilli'bnnd would not»ant tn coulil legally construct an FM radio .const™"-! and have the permit, "station on S.ini»i-I ".it this [i'lirit" ~ which v.as iiriirinally denied one of biit is dolayinp the c(iM*!nii:'!on un- th? (ripirral applicants and which is . tii (me of those psrt^!? on^ina-tv nr.w >n tile appell.Sr ciitirt. over- "da permit has its appeal rui- t'lrni il," Sanihe/sfiid- eu on liy the- ftrferii) ap[.?liate n;!;rl.- ' Sanchez said she ami ilillcbrand Si Dunes women runners-up This was the informiiiion s^iven expect to hear soon on the appeal w ., The Varies Mies ten,:is Il-le'iiiii •<:,re ac',,,1 li I., e (\,Ull, 11'i.B hy Heidi Sanche.T. aTiorney f»r which the J-'CC has said - was fil- \ - 9 Tennis ylssociuln.ii.Fpim lift art ',Va»i-j llftlif. AMe. H thkbism " [ii'.tebrami and its mi',ier ar.f! i-t] too latej/ btii until then no ac... %* Peck, lentils pro Tern See. .fat, H,.,:er\ I);l!-i helnd a. ! J.itki* per.eral immpT Ilulh'll, H.iy un "-. t!r.n would be taken by Hillebrand "'- ' • - '" lletsilC,,r:i<,,hb«G.,,,l.,mr,J the present stafus i'i the prnposeii -^ - fiFi construction.!.'.1' ;M , .>•" Smith ami Valeric HJffiori.s, :: s?9 son •;«:!'ij5 . '; VIZMM f •'•-•=; j/;;- Remodeling s- ;; SI5BC0 V--^sii ; ~ :.S17 5DH F- •:=:-•.:?-<' C-. m doesn't have to be AUTO MARKET overpriced. 16283 S. TA'MIAMI TRAIL..FORT MYERS, FL 33912 (813)433-1117 - Let us quote on your project - Sanibei i^odeling -,„„„ 813/472-4223iN' ^ C ••: *TTiinde fresh to order rresh SaUids • •rt Menu." '• • * Beers and Wines • ' ^ C • •;. UUBAKFAS1 7 A.M. Fealures hnnd-squpt';ed or mae inlet ami to VHS MACHINE, TAPE ,- . . homomadc jam everyday! ,. 1 P.M. & CAMERA RENTALS AUJoods madvfwm natural Intjrct (cnls Drllciom ho,re-maje desserts VIDEO SALES & SERVICE LUNCH 11:30 A.M. Hon c-made" soups nadc di ily, Liigi sclec- to Laroosl solccllon ol now releaies. . (ion of favorite saiidAiclivs.1mi 4 P.M. along with your lavotile clanici, ~ " dramoi, romgncoi, action, wor. AfOWMY ONI.V - QPUN7A.M. • 3:00 P.M. THOMAS BROWN REALTY, INC. Serving Sanibei slnco 1973 :u; 2410 Pelm Ridge Rd., Sanibei 472-4138- : HOMESITES CANAL FRONT - CALOOSA SHORES Enjoy birding, fishing and boating from this tranquil hornesite located near the exit of the Wildlife Sanctuary with 200' ± oncanal with - direct access to Bowen's Bayou and Pine Island Sound. $99,500. OFFICE SUPPLIES KEY VALUE SPRING SALE! CLAM,BAYOU-SANIBEL CAPTIVA RD. •'•-& Two one'acre homesites. Each with'100 Urontage on Sanibei Captiva WITH SAVINGS ON: Rd. in Castaways Subdivision unrecorded, approximately 450' deep. Copy Paper Pens Native vegetation,'excellent location for one who enjoys boating, Ribbons Storage Boxes fishing and birding. West 100' homesite with water meter — $149,500. Legal Pads & Much More East 100' homesite — $147,675. _.. , Stop In & Sec Us •• • For further information, call ^ 472-2995 Virginia R. Brown, REALTOR-Associate" or Lynn Noon, REALTOR-Associate (813) 472-4138 " 9. I! i Let Jerry's Prove that Shopping can be Beautiful! "Park in the Cool" T When you've finished shopping or dining at Jerry's you won't have to get into, the "hot seat.' Jerry's oJSanibcl has plenty o/cool, shaded parking beneath the l canter . . . icorks just as well as when it's rniniiirj "cats 'n dogs." There is an elevator for fast easy access into Jerry's big, air conditioned Supermarket, restaurant and the adjoining specialty shops. Jerry's has iccckly advertised specials to help stretch your shopping dollar too ... and a curbside Parcel Pick- up area so you won't liuue (o carry, your purchases to your corf S NEWEST & FINEST SUPERMARKET •Beautiful 75-Scat Family Hi'St,iiir.uU'S,itcl!ite U.S. Post Office. •Convenient Parcel Pitk-UpBUnique .Specialty Shops. •Lots Of Cool Uiuler-Buildinn Parking. Al the Intersection of Periwinkle Way & Casa Ybel Rd. o MEAT DELI GROCERY Sirloin Roast Boneless tlJ FpRUM come at the Town Meeting, I and, I terest, if we discontinued using the tiva Erosion Prevention District •'from page 25A am certain, all of council is prepared media as the forum of our conversa- meeting. In particular, I wish to oral or written, I have to seek advice to deal with it. It needs to he, tions. I am ready ib meet with you," clarify/correct several statements from staff before preparing the rep- understood, however, that we can- , and anyone who wishes to come with contained in the April 19 article. ly.-,. •• • . ,.. • not deal with vague and anonymous you, at any mutually convenient 5 1.'The reference.*! to Applied- What all this adds up., to is a assertions arid allegations. If we are time. ." .. :,,v Technology and Management, Inc. steady and continuing interface bet- : to deal with problems,, we must based in West Palm Beach is not corO -ween the constituency and city,;hall ; know what these arc in considerable r •FredW.VajtW reci as our. office . is located in and in more instances than noL ques- specificity, including the identity of . ;- '• I; :' Mi'/nr. - -• -.Gainesville, Florida. ~ tions ~can be; clarified and.'nr'pro- ~ alleged offenders and the details ol" , r 2. Reports prepared by our firm blems solved.'That is as it should hr. 'the alleged offens.* in question. If This writer and submitted to the CEPD are not and now doubt this healthy process you'read this as .a'challenge, you " '*un'tuateii with veiled threats of will continue as always. ...'.- read me correctly. - disagrees Avith Segal aciion'^nor were-^ such r; Should yoyjor.anyone else! feel ' Maxene, I am sure lhat sorrf? peo our writer r *.''„• statements made fo> this firm at the - that ~I am over Mating i-cuniril's pic are bemused by our ''continuing- April 14 meeting. Instead, these responsiveness lo citizen questions" interchange, karriTaiso certain that it : , To Island Reporter: This'letter is in reports and related presentations , or complaints. I invite you to study ''has reached a point where at least - response to a recent article written provide coastal data and infdrmaJion my calendar and the council reading an equal number of people feet that . by Stele Cason titled "Captiva beach to assist the CEPO in their decision tile, which is the repository of loi- it would be more productive, in plan criticized' which I believe was regarding a beach preservation ters received and replies sent. : ; terms of the community's overall in- intended to cover the 'April 14 Cap- plan. .-••">- ' :-. "•• * I am, of course, nol unaware of some unrest .within the community. ...To the extent that this was not over- iiiiiriiITIIIII] CATCH OUR ACT! LISTING OF THE WEEK! AAIM REALTY GROUP, INC. '••••'"• -3 ' In •'"• '•••• -; "THE VILLAGE OF SANIBELi; 2340 Periwinkle Way - " - Sanibel Island, PL 33957 < :; • ; . 472-1546 ,•<•;; »„„. t;lMM:, r.irrn-.i Other Exclusive Listings: : , GUMtlO LIMBO— A great family nesting SECLUSION,. AND SPACE ON SANIBEL place inside and out. INSIDE — three large mr ISLANO —"This two building home opening Introduction to Sanlbel's Canoe Adventures: With Banter Islands: Guided Seiches: Experience raiuratist Mark "Biid" [ Day Sailing: Guarameed fun 7 nature trips to the carrier' Sanlbet with naturalist . •'Westaii. Choice of Ion' aboard 33 !t. Slocp SummeY islands w-lh Cant. -Ralph Charles LeBulf on a Satur- t(ips:SaniOol.River,Wildli!o - tide chart . Wifsti,, Sanlbels most Bartholomew. For informa- day morning beach walk. Refuge, o' BUCK Key. plus ThurJ30 • 4 39AMH : 6:2iAML l.S'jPMH 9 34VVU economical charter. Baiting ~ : tion, call 472-5277. "'."" Learn aboul Sanibel's all-new car tour, fleluge- •- - MaySanlbilTMtB - lessons. 472 6330. , " history, beach dynamics Wildlife Drive. Call 472-5218 • FrtM -. 1:51PMH, 1D;51PML - ^- • \ and ecology, sea turtles, lor information and ifiserva- SalJ2 2:31PMH .-I1:«7RML . -• ; lides (the "red tide- tooj, liens. . Sunl3 • 322PMH '• • -- ' -t - : -.shells and shell collecting, Mon/4 12.54AML ' A 23PMH . . \. and marine ceatures. Call Tu'es/5 • 1.57AML 5.WPMH '. . . - -' '.472-3177 anytime fo? intor-" W*dJ6-'~ 2.53AML 10;19AMH ;; I.^PML" 7.OBPMH mation and reservations. - DEEP SEA FISHING Ventui tie coni Guided natuf s o! Ih S5.00 OFF All day aboard Ihe . the islands. EvGrgladesand Soutfiwest " "ISLAND LADY" , Florida coastal ana ^Fishing.' Shelling. Sights wilderness e.ieas Canoeing, • Conservation C*n1er: $2.00 OFF Hall day aboard the ing: Full and.Haif'day in hihintj. sea Ka/aiiing, and J.N. "Ding" Darllnfl Na. 'Fsatuies g-jiderf arid ssif*.: All equipment lutnish wildlife ' obsetvatinn. Call • tional Wildlife Rflluge: The "BULWARK III" tlvd mile "sell-guiding qtiided lours, education ««- Capt. Neville Robes< 483-1328 lor more informa- NIGHT SNAPPER TRIPS : Wtldlire Drive; Bailey Tract • iiibits-' on the islands' 472-2114 " ' :• tion. ~ - 1 1 walking' trails, and two riaiurai ' systems. - wildlife : EVERY FRIDAY 7 P.M. - 5 A.M. canoe (rails a'e open daily and vegetation, and a gift frcm sunrise lo sunset. The shop. Open 9:30 3.m.-<;30 >. Visitor Cenier is located oH ^ p.m. Monday th/ouflh Fri' -^ GULF STAR MARINA Sambel-Captiya Road. Ail day. Located en Sanibei- .- Forl Myers Beach _ CAPT." BOB SABATINO facilities are free of charge.. . _-5 Captiva Road, admission ' A SanlbiUCspllva gulda lor over 20 years *F0f naluralisl program Infor- tree to members, with a nor- S Fishing Derby Grand Pti» Winners mation, check at ihe Visilor 463-2219 Tarpon • Snook • Fedlish - Trout A "f n A A C 4 Cenier or call 472-1100. Gfouper.-Mackets!. Also Shell Trips*?* *•>' l*iO I : FORUM———_ ;r 3. In reference to the reporter's outrageous that the state would article which slates that 'tempers7' threaten to finethe Shrine units as I flared on mdre than one occasion', I have read and heard nn the new3. j believe that this does not present a - The men who join the Shrine arc . clear summary-of this company's most all of the same material and. participation in discussions during that is one of the common bonds of f\ • Iho meetings. As an engineering the Shrine. We all.like to help the professional, I conducted myself in a; children in nei'tt and that in turn is a courteous professional manner. great help to their families who arc - ' Knrvn M. Kricksnn; M.E:" emotionally strickenin many cases. •Applied Technology end'. .Vanaffe- In any event, I would fci-1. that . - • . men/, Inc.'Gainesville, FL there h no need to,continue to belong lo-the Shrine if the slate penalizes us for doing something [ Reporter is : more or Jes* reriiarkiible in this 1 ? *fun, newsy greedy age of .abusive.power by AVAILABLE AT ; 6 T .MV HEAVENLY GIFTS ' .government. V .. " ' . ' ,^-- VAI 11AI I ;A 'v- > • ' rORAlL OCCASIONS ;j and professional I plead and urge you to see this , situation in a way that fellow VriL.1 IMULrfl . -i_ .1. - p»remnatpuct,s»KiBtl' Tn Island Reporter: Just a.word of humans should look at one another's =• congratulations and thanks for prin- ; miseries and just hope that one f>f •• •--- ling such a fun,'"newsy and profes- your own children never need the •••"• sional weekly,newspaper. It is a help of a Shriner. .. pleasure receiving the }Jsiand • Yours in.the Sunshine of the -'. Reporter each week and thumbing •Shrine^ '-•-" ,.-,;• _ through the variety of stories, in- teresting articles* and newsworthy _."-"-• HarrjHalke [Hi i.v ,3*itlverliscments. • I have, read . -.'•"'-, Sanibet AT CINNAMON COVE, WHEN YOU BUY THE .^. numerous weekly newspapers in my ~ -':• day but this is by far the best. VILLA.. .WETHROWINTHEPOOLH :- Thanks :"again and keep up the good work. -. ." .- V. •.- ; •"• •••?• J.E.Kinj; ~- .-/,. ;; \ -Sundial at Sanibel -• State vs. Shrine Letters to "Public Forum" hayB been galling lengthy ol - lain. Writers are asked to keep . reflects greed tellers (or publication under : 350 words. They should be ^ of government sent to "Public Forum", Island Reporter, P.O. Box R, Sanibel, Florida 33957. All tatters should Include name, xddress ..To jaiand Reporter: I have been a and telephone number ot Ihs '''. • Shriner since 1956 in the Syrian wrlior. Withholding the nimo WINTER VISITORS ..." .^"Temple at Cincinnati, OH. '•-.-.- ot the author of« letter or uso See us about Special Purchase ot a "pen" name Is not permit- Incentives BEFORE you head home!!! '". I tell the world thai the Shrine ted, excepl (or rare tnslences ^has done more good than any in which a letter conceivably .*•;' government program has ever come could lead to reprisals. .. close to doing and I feel il is; VIP offers the on!y\on-site sales and very oMen asked this question and yes you • El o information office at Sundiaf." are right, it's personal preference. But I will ; guarantee you if you look at this "S" build- ing unit you loo will agree that this apart- The VIP Sundial professional sales staff, ment has one of the best views in Sundial. experienced at Sundial, lists and sells' So call Robin Humphrey-Realtor Associ- ONLY Sundial properties. ,r ate, to look at this deluxe two bedroom, two bath unit + den unit. 472-6632 evenings. . 'DIRECT GULF V!EW _ Orerlooking '„„„,;" . HERE !S JUST A SAMPUNG OF PROPEHTES - scaped courtyard in Sundial's final phase. CURRENTLY AVAIl^G^AT SUNDIAL: _ ,:& Spacious two bedroom, two balh with con- vertible den. Excellent gulf view and conve- GULFFnONT • ^ - niently situated in Sart&el's finest vacation • . .— Two bedrooms, iwo baths,., resort. Top rental income available if de--; top-flaor gulf front ..apartment/ Excellent- sired. Contact Dave Pariila — ReaUor SUNDIAL view! Nicely decorated! New appliances! Associate, 4720201 evenings. Offered at BEACH & TENNIS RESORT -The location is one 61 the best you will find. ,..5269,000.-" : .-•••.. „ The value is second to none at $249,000. i Ask about special financing., Call Robin Humphrey — Realtor Assocjate for further? front corner unit for sale in the new phase. EXCLUSIVE ON-SITE SALES BY. information, 472-6632 evenings. ' . The view is outstanding! this two bedroariV J : two bath deluxe apartment with full kitchen '- 'Jj : - -''-'.• • • .' '•'•-" and den is in Sanibei's finest resort. Calf Robin Humphrey — Realtor Associate, 472-!' VACATION LIVING :'- r — At its fines! in 1757 6632 evenings. • . , ,sq. ft. ol decorator furnished comfort. This YOUrVUTTLE CORNER OF THE WORLD _ .; very spacious two bedroom, two balh with convertible den unit will sleep six very com- Tucked away In this gulf front resort with all - '-'-• VP REALTY GROUP, INC. fortably and privately. Lovely gulf view, r amenities is a spacious two bedroom, two located within steps to the club house. Con- bath 2t49 sq. ft. of spacious vacation living - FOR INFORMATION. AREA CODE (813) - tact Dave Parilla — Realtor Associate?472- , and cabana at ground level. On NEW LISTING. CONDOMINIUMS] HOMES EXCELLENT RENTAL INCOME BECOMES • YOURS! This beautiful second home or in- vestment condominium has been completely ' redecorated in white wicker and soft pastels. Two porches, designer linens, boat dock, ten- nis, heated pool, everything for- your pleasure1. 11 you value owner pride in ah im- maculate condominium in a gulf front com- plex, call Joan Joyce-, Broker Salesman (days 472-3121 eves. 472-2649): / . ;; e -',.. © SMALL GULF FRONT COMPLEX — Three bedrooms plus cabana located on the quiet Lighthose end of the Island. Perfect second home or rental property. Call Jackie Nalzke, BECOMING EXTINCT! A deep water canal Broker Salesman (days 472-3121 eves. front home with a wonderful new design. 542-4891) (or an appointment to view. Thfeo bedrooms, two baths, new European kitchen, a newly constructed dock and located in one ol Sanibel's finest areas. Of- GORGEOUS VIEW, GUARANTEED INCOME, . fered for ONLY $269,000! Contact Mike or PROFESSIONAL MANAGEMENT! Can all be : G.G. Robideau, Realtor Associates (days CONDOMINIUMS yoursjn this lovely two bedroom,.two bath, 472-3121 eves. 472-5102). - - , gulf front condominium at Sanibel's Shell: LOOKING FOR INVESTMENT PROPERTY Harbor Hilton Hotel. Own a beautiful unit at WITH GOOD INCOME? You will get lust that the island's premier hotel and get a good with this third floor Sundial Beach & Tennis 1 guaranteed income along with 5 weeks of Club, gull view Club Suite. Ottered for: MAGNIFICENT NEW HOME IN SANIBEL'S .free usage anytime. Call Joe Burns, Realtor $155,900 with a large assumable first mor- : ^PREMIER GULF FRONT COMMUNITY! Associate {days 472-3121 eves.472-5814). " tgage, this will prove to he a gem of an invest: Located lust one Jot from the gulfy'this •ment. For details contact Scott Naumann, ". '" " '": '•. -. ' " " •".'• >'"••%•' " • home's thrilljng design offers you a great Broker Salesman (days 472-3121 eves. . GREAT START for your Sanibel investment: room with windows galore and a skylight, kit- 472-6202) or Susan Buckman, ResUor •portfolio. Offered for°S141,000 ' this two chen and breakfast room, a beautiful master ; bedroom, two bath furnished condominium suite with a sunken tub and separate window- Associate (days 472-3121). -...•= \_-v>- : boasts:an excellent 1986 rental season. On ed shower, and a dining room large enough site management, immaculate grounds, two for the entire family! Truly one of a kind. For pools, tennis court, canal, and of course the your personal appointment contact Mike or, 7 glistening gulf waters are yours lor the tak-' G.G. Robideau, Realtor Associates (days Ing! Call Glenn Carrella. Realtor Associate "472-312Veves, 472-5102}. j - _ :, (days 472-3121 eves. 472*644). : •: , HOMES CALOOSA SHORES DEEP WATER CANAL HOME — No bridges to the bay frcm this at- tractive three bedroom, two bath home. Florida pine paneling, Mexican terra cotta tile, and European style cabinetry are just a PENTHOUSE FOR UNDER >26O,OOQ! few of tfte exciting features in this secluded ; Located in the popular rental complex of get-a-way. Offered for just $185,000. Contact Pointe Santo de Sanibel, this well maintained Parn Pfahler( Broker Salesman (days 472-3121, •EL 2 bedroom, 2 bath condominium offers gulf eves/47273S97). • ; - * views from the screened terrace and the private'rooftop sundeck. Many upgrades and priced to sell at $259,000 fuity furnished: For .further inlormatton contact, Debbie Weinstock, Realtor Assbciale"(days 472-3121 : HOMESITES *eves. 472-1294). j . :""•• . ^ :' :-\ NEARLY 5 ACRES at the intersection toTar- BEAUTY, ON THE BEACH!! -^ Within Cap- ARCHITECT'S DREAM HOME in a beautiful „ pon Bay Road and SanibelCaptiya Road, Cur- tWa's famous South Seas Plantation, this 2 • prtvale,_se'ling. Spacious home with vauliett rently zoned residential, ibis high exposure !i bedroom Beach Villa with a ioft provides a ceilings!! 5kylights, decks, artist's loft, fan-= sight-has great potential. Reasonably priced • fabulous retreat andexcsllent rental income 'tastic kitchen, marble loyer and; baths._ at $74,900. Contact. Pam Pfahler, Broker too! Olfered fully furnished at 5269,500. Call MUCH MOREU'Contact Donna Lisbscher, , Salesman {days 472-3121 eves. 472-3897).'^ Parn Plahler, Broker Salesman {days 472-3121 Realtor Associate (days 472-3121 eves; ?: eves. 472-3897). .^ 472-9184). • ••.-- ' .. " )'- KNOWLEDGE, EXPERIENCE; Pieaze send me more information: • HJme ^ '^__S : 1- t ••. and results "iDQke i$':$b "'1149 Periwinkle Way / 2427 Periwinkle Way Sanibel Island, Florida 33957 (813) 472-3121- Toli Frea:jn FL (800) 282-P360'" LJ D> •• Out of FL (800) 237-6004 " ving- LJ Co™*) '" •( If- LJ Olh APRII.16, 1987 INSIDE: ; Sunlan? Take i! in moderation, says ISLAND REPOKBER Doctor Schamadan Arts patron keeps sculptors up to scratch Reel Tales and ;... . ./'"., Nautical News Making key lime pie the Conch way THE SURVIVORS By George Campbell •.'•?• •"'-• i. ••-. substance which functions like the ;lllustrfited by Ann L. Winter- : Soon the breeding season iroubased hemoglobin of - -\-\;-': - . botham " •: vcrtehrates, t« distribute oxygen" : ; oi the ancient horsefoot throughout the bedy. Iloniocyaniti . ne animal native to Sanibel's is intrresting, too, in that itis the . marine habitat has been ~ ' -.•"::;'•"-• will be here ° world's largest molecule. Its - ; Oaround for a very, very long molecular weight is eight and a . . -, ; .: time, "every since the mid-Paleozoic ''• half million!' "-."-- .. - -.-• ; i ; era, some 400 million years ago. I had a vial of the pate hlue..; refer to the horsefoot, which is blocsd of (he Wsefoot for,.>.-" •>." "more commonly known hereabouts , Iicven years. It was as fresh -^ ' jlns the horseshoe crab, Limului - and anclotted after seven years as ." polypketnus.The creature is not a it was the day )t was collected. -: J -; crab at all but is rather closely : - With a pipt-tlej blew bubbles relatedto the arachnids which are through this liquid and watched it the spiders, scorpions and mites. turn much dt-eper blue as it absorb- .. w-m Crabs are Crustacea and are not ed oxygen. That this blood never -.' "closefy'felated to Limulus. -seems to spoil, at least after seven" . , Although Limulus may look to " years, suggests an antibiotic •.'• some like a horseshoe, to our early nature. This is a subject under in- ancestors it looked more like a ,. tensive study by scientists In this horsefoot, and that isthn name- •-•\-J country and in Japan. Bacteria juM -.' that the east coast pioneers of ;r don't seem to be'able to survive in - .,. America gavi^to this unique and horsefoot blood. The answer lpry me to appreciate it, f had to - ; serious medical problem, Erdolox: restructure the statistic in orderto ins are those -'poisons" Uiat an*. give it meaning. I chose asjthe tool - produced by gram negative ;,;- • ' to accomplish this, the Roger Tory ; bacteria, and. when they con -. Peterson "Field Guide to the Birds' ; taminate vaccines.'they cause : -"v1:::-' East of the Rockies". Il has just \ - serious problems of high fever_and '•^about 400 page?. So if we think of • : '. sometimes kidney lesions and inter- ~ ^each page of this volume as -"•. " '•• • nal blc?ding. Therefore it U of ron . representing a million years in the siderablc importance to have such history of the horsefoot, and then -•••-• -contaminating endotoxins removrd we compare that long history wilhi from batches of vaccine and other • man's stay on earth, we come to : : • Top: The hone foot, nlitu hrirseihoe crab, Lipiulus potyphemus, is a injpctibles. - . . ;. -' •-'.-. V" the.conclusion.that this 400-page ^ 1 common native resident of the Snnitiel miirinr habitat \. .r In the pharmaceutical manufar- ; ' "history book" would have no men- -Above: This cutaway thaw* the large ^compound eye. nntcr, uith the ; turing industry the presonrc of tion at all of mankind until page* - : optic nf.rvf looping forward, then hnckwnrtl, to ik? krnin. : such contaminants in "bioiofjica!" : - 397! Forif you believe Richard ; drugs is on everybody's mind nil - . Leakey and his colleagues, man has the time. These contaminants, :' he>n around only about three which iii the industry jargon are million years. "' railed bacterial pyrogeni. can be ! (i . Yet', as in most other examples shall see, Hoth Israel and Scotland ,; , in the animal V'tint'jfic blood. These " removed, put first'they must he '~" concerning the dotcrior.itmt; state have studied our form, and the , aft- truly blue-Wooded organiems. I '• - rfetMU-d.^'nti! ri'crntly.^tEction; , of natural resourci's of Planet • Scots have attempted artificial -,- mean ih;it lit^jtliy. Their binoil is a; was sccomi>li^hf-d by phy^mio^k-a! ^ breeding ormaricutture. • paiv b!i ' in f()li-r. Tlie bluish ron- Earth.'man. diiring hh less than'. .-• 1 ;t rr3ftiop,s in rubbit.^- A .^jrnpJf* o* •. one percent of tenure in this rase. ,', rTht reason for this excessive in- . : L the b«fh IO'JIP !r.stp"d woulil W in;' has.rxcreised'far more destructive ~ tr rrst in'a-'very ancient life form. U '"•jpftf(i"ip.,a r%l)u sn>i if ttiir .. - : • influence thnn should ht? assignable .anifnai'^-'^nicf-ratsjn.'''firj'd'iiff'*.' • .- "io nnynrn; species. "• '•'n .•. : L pyrosit'i'iif Jit?! th'.-a ihy fnanuueiyr. . • ' The horsofoot i= able to witns- ^.dedicated to preservation and consefvatiori.- ."ine chenit^i kr.e(v ihxtt ,f t^a- :. /• land exresafv^pollution, and • -; . although severely stressed, ii More than. a^*pzi>n years ago! .: and for a rouplp e of editors who All this is handird murh bfitrr- • a small consortium of island :.'" followed him.;: / : ^; together with the Indomitable- - : ..now thanks to the' JmrsvfvpU/Fi»;Tc- -..- cockroach and a few other hardy '•• leaders joined hands to create v 'iNow. here I am, back" "at : are 5evorai fonipamevthat are sri!_ the Island Reporter. Among home" again. I shall feel very -: life forms) may perhaps flourish 1 : ing a LimviiAx- m hox«'fo<>t ba^cd long^after mankind has 'self*1" ; them were the present Sanibe!: comfortable working onte again" : product that is ubit! to dflect the ^ destructcd and joined the fossil mayor. Fred Valtin, and former with Island Reporter. X am pleas- presence of pjrfogcns in minute V record. " 'q. <_ ! mayors Porter Coss and Duane ed that editor Anne Mitchell has concentrations very simply, ai'- The horsefool has a rather " While. There was also ' been able to make this nrrangc- curately and easily, and of course' • limited range in the New World. It newspaperman Ed UnderhHl and. t ! )" :? •' as a by pniduct, the lives of an - : ranges the Atlantic and Gulf coasts . pernaps the most important of awl'ul lot ot rabbits are saved, ^ ._[' from Maine to-Yucatan.'-It does not them ail, Don Whitehead, who ,; ,' Hoth Ann Winterhotham, who '•• One such product has the com- occur elsewhere in ihc Atlantic. ; became the first editor. so ably illustrates these articles, '"mcrcial name I'yrogent. It is a : region nor is it fouWa on our Pacific Whitehead employed, me to and I are concerned with the • - ifreczp^dricd Ivsate pnparrd from " ' coast,,Therc arc some large Asian ' write a natural history-; 'preservation and conservation of -"the blood of Limulus by MatHa- s '• allied species that range the conservation feature article . nature afll all her resources,.. ckro^t in England. Onc^»mall-vial . -. we^iern Pacific coast from Japan .every week. This I did for a long . : Thai is our dedication. We htipe suHd'for well over a hlmdfed^; "" ' " . '••'these articles will support that and Korea south to the China Sea, • lime, for all the rest of - dollars-Other companies -and ioun:; "sad westward to Malaysia and nor- Wht'tehead's tenure as editor, concept. tfies all over the world am becom" Ihffafd to ihO Irrawady River in "ing interested in this subject. - Eiidoloxin contamination is !o bf There is a great dc-ai of interest " found also in natural places where . in*lW«e animals in China and 1 ; -Japnpj arid with good ruuson as we '•• ,..••;.. p please see paye J7B^ / sanibel " Real Istale Properties and 5 Civic group elects officers FeopI@,,,Tmiy'"A Breed Aparl. -; _j DcWilt L, Jones, a three-time former president jr "of the Captiva Civic Association, was elected presi- ^ defit again at a recent meeting of the CCA Board . OPEN HOUSE of Directors. ; .. - " : Also elected were George A. Tiiltle", Jr., as vice^ gj president; Helen Zoo Bradley as secretary; and t- Robert E. Kcssleras treasurer. V1"'. '- O Jones, who most recently served as CCA presi- . g- dent in 1983-84, is a retired advertising executive a: and moved to Captiva in 1972 from Winnrtka, IL. a Hchas been a Captiva Erosion Prevention District ij commissioner, chairman of the Sanlbet Captiva > 3 Conservation Foundation for two terms, a Captiva — Fire Commissioner, and was a founder ot the^Com- •-•- mittee of the Islands. : ; - - . - Tuttle, 1086-87 CCA president, will be serving „ his second term as vice president. He has been a -' member of the CCA House and Grounds and Zon- _~ ing Committees and is currently treasurer of the Captiva Fire Commission. A former president and vice president of theChapel-by-lhe-Sca Board of-' Associates, Tuttle is an architect who moved to PINE COVE'201 ' ;: Capliva in 1976 from Winter Park, FL. -."•.,'."•• 9«46K«»«Co«rt Taipon Bay Road & Wesl Gull Diive : GUMBO UMBO Elected to a second term as secretary, Bradley : - Open Daily 11 AM lo 4 PM :": ; . -niursday, April 30 - 2 PM 10 5 PM ; . . v ,_ is also active with the CCA membership and - "' 3 bedroom,.2 bath luxury condominium ~ ! Bob MetWas, Realtor Associate on premises " _-_.- scholarship committees. She is a volunteer with Decorator furnished at S435.OOO.: , '"' ., .,'-•" (See ad Wow.) -, , "- the Captiva Memorial Library and came to"Cap-:, tiva in 1979 from Sharon. MA, after retiring from '- '' the music, faculty of Wheaton College. ' \ • Kessler, also elected to a second term, is past ' commander of the Sanibel-Captiva Power • HOMES Squadron, a volunteer with the Captiva Fire . =•- District, and has served on the Board of -,. ^ Custom designed DUNES home with beautiful views of lakes and golf course. This home features : Associates of the Chapel-by-the-Sea. A Sanibel Ihree bedrooms, three baths, including exciting master bath dressing area with sunken tub plus showers - ' resident, he retired to the islands 15 years ago The design is wide open with a large great room, a leisure room: The exterior is Cypress-Lower level after being a partner in an independent insurance ; features large area for shop, hobby room, and storage. This is a mud see home for W49.5OO. Cafi . agency in Tipp City, OH. : .;v•-- . ",-' :- DavePuusI, Broker-Salesman. Call 4724000 or alrer hours, 472-9688. -.: . . . CCA officers serve one-year terms.D Enjoy the tropical privacy of this custom built home in GUMBO UMBO. Located at the end of quiet cul-de-sac on over 200'of lake front, r!njoy the southern view from .he 35'x 14" coveted screened THE "HOUSE MAN" porch. Designed inruslic wood and cedar, it is fully carpeted, has ceiling fans throughout, built-in fur- HOME REPAIR SERVICE niture in master bedroom, all major appliances, a huge workshop and double garage. $179,500. Cat!" ^._ •„ Electrical • Plumbing Bob Merklasl Realtor-Associate, Call 472-4000 or after hours. 472-1307. ° . - •: y^fl : •Masonry • Carpentry 20Yrs. Experience FOR HOUSE CALLS: 336-3380 CONDOMINIUMS PRESTIGIOUS GULFS1DE PLACE - Two bedroom unit being sold unfurnished with some owner Onsricing available. %319.500 Unfurnished. Call Dave Pufecl. Broker-Salesman for details. Call : brokers/ ; consultants 2323 Woosler Una 472-4000 or after hours, 472-9688. .' .? -,: .; K" of sanibel, inc. (811)472-2155 • • ': - -^- ...z. ' '• . .. . •.- •"'..- SANIBEL SURFSIDE — Be a part of Ihc party as you prepare dinner. The views from the kitchen are as spectacular as from the living room, dining room or screened lanat. Two bedrooms, two baths IJOTSOFLOTS and covered parking complete the.picture.. $269,000. Furnished. Call Marian Balkc, Reahor-' 'It you aw having trouble finding the perfect bomesite '' Associate. Call 472-4000 or after hours.;472-0446. . ' -. • . . '.'-.. then consider these trto lots that have just Oeen listed. • :: J;.. " •'-: .. ..- • , ' Sea Oats — 100' of lake frontage. Cleared of - Watch the dolphins playing In the sunset from your lanal COQUINA BEACH Gulf front unit with Brazilian Peppers and with IWA membership - two bedrooms^two bath plus loft. $255,000 Unfurnished, Call Dave PutzeT; Broker-Salesman. Call ' & Beach access included- .. .472-4000 or after hours, 472-9638. "$..;. ;f ' _- i- * Dlnklns Bayou ScnLDfront iot tn area of vhew homes. . r . ; GREASED LIGHTNING - Thai's about how last you will have lo be il you interested in this Over One Acre Lot — Dinkins Bayou Sub. beautiful Z.bedroom 2 bath Gulf Front unit. Only S295v000 completely furnisishejh . Call Mike Long, Broker-Salesman, for further info. After hours 472-4201? . . ^ ', . Only lol left in subdivision. ' c "' Clam Bayou Lot — You buy the lot.... We'll giveyou the home!; ', i..-. . ^ OWN A RENTAL UNtt THAT MAKES » J $' - Can lo see this one bedroom, one bath unit at SUNDIAL C205. $142,500 Furnished. Call Ua«e Pulzcl. Broker-Salesman. Call 472-4000 or after " (/ you are buying or selling a lot — it pays to call Brokers/Consultants o! Sanibel.' •"• hours, 472-9688. _-.- ".•.-: '']},' V - •• j .' '-.-•• - „ ;';. ^ ARE YOU A WATER PERSON? I! so this unit is for you - This 4tK ll,K>r Gulf front unit at Sundial makes the Gulf of Mexico your front yard and pl.iyijround. Unit K 405 only"$259,500. Call M:ke Long. BENEFITS OF AUTO LEASING Broker-Salesman. Call 472-4000 or after hours 472 42M.-<>r Dsve Piiucl. Broker-Salesman. Call • No cash oui'ay—you merely r-sVe.ihe fttst monln's" " 47Z-1000 or after hours 472-9MS, S". '- • ' • --- • . ' : ., ' '; --.paymsnt. ~_s .. " • You wt!! ai-.v3ys'be ^rivlrg-a new cai.'cf truck. • You w. Kce? y^ii' {rosily payment the same as you. ; go tfcm.car lo c.if • . ' ' ; - ' s; DUPLEX > .••.;;;-••• '^•-'•-- >*: •*.*•• ^ • Sm-ii'ei moiiihiy paytr.Rnls than buying.-- . . - •MORE car lei the Hme payment you flow have.' . ~ Two bedrooms two bath with loft, ddiyhlfuiij Jtirnished and ready to muve into, this'half duplex ii • We wit! buy your pieseni car Icr cash. Whichls yours located In the prestigious DUNES COUNTRY CLUB. Offncd'at only $129,500, Cal! Dave Putrel, ; lo do wild as you please. . ; • .... ' - Brokor-Salesman. Coll 472-4000 or aftet hours, 472 9688 or Mike Long. Broker-Salesman. Call- 472-4000 i>< after hours. 4724201: . ::- 'r '' . . . i AUTO LEASING INC. * Information contained herein, uhife deemed accurate, is nof warranted by Merrill Lynch Realty. 472-4484 : THl rumtt O PERIWINKLE WAT.SANUEL 66NCHAARRH OUflLITV IS OUR 4661590 IO2O Pe R€PUTHTION. 16731 MtGregoi Bl«d. Sanibel Is!tmd, norida 33957 ilali.d:". •!««• Ml 8D>4724OQO = "-'*"'.' imiio™. n. M/en. a 3390a .<*• SANIBEt REAXjqY HAS •HOn/IESIJES > :: *>* JUST LISTED* + * We are so exciteO for you . . .We've just listed a gorgeous .1 plus acres on WEST GULF DRIVE! This parcel is^ available for development and should ,3 a!!ow lor 3 esiate-tihe building sites plus room fqr a common pool and ten- A LEGACY OF OUAUTY nis court. The entire package is of lered - . ARCHITECTURE FOB AND CRAFTSMANSHIP,. ; at $210,000. Call Ann Gardiner 'or all THE FINE ART OF.UViNQ Located In a prestigious Got I Course Community the particulars; 472-6565 and evenings and wltn a deeded bpacti access.,. Spacious pool ; r ""area with a wonderf'-!' water view (or entertaining at 472-3486.._ ' ,- . CALIFORNIA ARCHITECTURE HAS COME TO ' and casual living...' Michigan quality construction FLORIDA WITH OUR BRAND NEW LISTING THIS and priced right at JuM 1234,500. Be Ito first lo see : NEW AISTING* * *Sanibd "Water ' EXQUISITE JLevel Homo Includes DEEP WATER this ne*ly listed home by calling Ann Gardinei at " DOCKAGE tor your yacht, RIGHT IN FRONT OF 4/2-6535: evenings 4723466- ;front estates" property. 200 feet of . YOUR HOME, CatfiedraL Ceilings ihrouQhout. 2 ^ waterfront on Clam Bayou with :- Bedrooms plus Oen nr 3rd Bedroom, BREATHTAK- - multitude of wildlife. Ifsnicely wood* ." ' ING VIEWS FROM EVERY WINDOW, 2 Ptivale . ed and truly something special in to-., ; Screened in Decks, Custom Features and Upgrades :: day's lo! market. Cal! Lucien Benton. - throughout. Located conveniently to everything you could possibly want, but PRIVACY AND SECURITY today — Tnis one won't last at ARE; YOURS! Tennis Courts. Pool, Sauna and • S 135.000 with terms. 472-6565; even- Private Party-House ate Included. Ottered at ; ings 469-3830. :/• _.-. _ 'i; . •'••- " $259,000. Cali Steven Vales- today • lor particulars. - 472-6565; evenings 543-0151. ~ • A MASTER BLEND LOT is available. . Not'only Waterfront,'bu! also the A\U •_ 3.2 _,. -. Lot Irom West- GuH Drl^e" and the ' BEACH. ACCESS. The Asking Price is DESIGNED TO HARMONIZE WITH : '.' $75,000. Call Maryann or Pete Skenan THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT af 472-6565- evenings at 466-0097.-. -•' ' .This condominium is one you'll be proud !oo*n! It1' has an expanded Moot plan . - : T*o o^ersiierj : bedrooms and a double sized, screened in porch..,.: Nicely decoraied and otferecUSUPNISHEO ai * $135 000. Maheanappolntrpent lodaywilr)An--,Ga'- . diner. 472-6565 or e.eninqs a! 4?a-3466. -. : .* ; PROGRAMS .YOU SHOULD ..'• . -.' LUXURIOUS BY DESIGN, ASK ABOUT... ' SPACIOUS BY DEMAND • All propt-rtius nd\crti5l'd elevated duplex on beauti'ijl Capihva Island *iif:.A • arc on"-VIDEO ,. .. * " SPECTACULAR ViEVV'OVERLQpKING THE'BAY! •S500,-Rental Rebate • ,i:ly-for-Frei: Pro^im /""•-'• • I-Yyar Hoincowni-rs Airlint: Ro>ervations Jon Rentals Affiliation ' • New Home Conslruciioiv THOUGHTFUL DESIGN • Properly Nfan;it*cment TO MEET YOUR NEEDS • Multiple, Listing Service bedroom, t*o bath^grounsJ 'eve' home has to offer. • AFFORDABLE LIFESTYLE patio (Of wondedul tamily eriteriainment and (un, " . - Verting ansf unique loAnncrrie w n • Tiieffi is exira 5to^nQ6> insure 3nt? out. tor shH t3f§^^ plus loft ot trirrij bedroom jj^rp 472^0565 atSUJtOOO. call Len 472 65C5; eien^gs 172- 3509 ': "Oul>Mc Miirkla.-l^OO-+45-156(! > Fantasy Island FANTASY ISLAND Property Sales ^Management Corp. WHERE PERSONALIZED EXPERT SERVICE COUNTS!!! CONDOMINIUMS POINTE SANTO de SANIBEL y SULFSIDE PLACE - IMAGINE. Ten highly landscaped acres of the most popular rental •* Located at 1600 Middle Gulf Drive is .without question (he premier 'resort property on Sanibcl. Poinle Santo features unique Spanish style •-• condominium on Sanibcl.. Featuring 84 residential (30 day minimum " - architecture, ienhis, shuffleboard^poo], Jacuzzi, and a recreation rentals only), on i8 acres of manicured landscaping, two heated .pools, program for children and adults alike. Every one, two or three siittenniE courts, two saunas and much more. Each two bedroom, two bedroom unit has a fantastic view of the beach..We have a large bath, plus den, or three bedroom, three bath piu^ den unit has an, ••' unobstructed Beachfront view. AH come with every kitchen appliance; inventory of units for sale and rent in all buildings and floors. All ' : fourth floor units have a private rooftop sundcefc. CALL NOW TO '' imaginable. Make an appointment now to view the island's finest. ".. .VIEW THE BEST FOR YOURSELF. - #319-Two bedroom, two bath with den - $369,000. furrtlshed. One of : the best buys at Culfside. Easy to see. " ,• ---•<- "J : ..•-''• JA-4-GR0UND FLOOR GULF FRONT WRAP-AROUND VIEW OF , #123-Two bedroom..two bath, plus den nicely furnished wiifr.your °~ ..POOL AND BEACH. This 2100 sq. ft. three bedroom, two bath with; own private staircase to the beach. $368,500. - •:•-'"••- Fla. room says it all in luxury. Furnished for $-137,500. terms. <-> fB-42-FOURTH FLOOR DGACH VIEW* PENTHOUSE WITH : SAND POINTE #113 ^ PRIVATE ROOFTOP SUNDECK. Large4wd bedroom. two bath with Two bedroom, two.£alh Gulfview. Just remodeled. Idea! Rental Unit ;a fantastic rental history. $259,000 furnished. Seller will consider trade ,.. priced at $i;08,500, furnished. - ^: . . ••• . for low density West Gulf Drive unit. >, _ t; SC-31—Two bedroom, two bath corner unit with great panoramic COQUINA BEACH 629D . " views. $221,995 furnished. Excellent rental history. First floor two bed room, \ wo bath. Good rental history, completely. - IumishedforonIy$U9.9f)p. r . -. *C-33-ThreeJiedroom,l ewly refurbished with great rental history. $260.00. \ C i-- JANTHAINA3A This three bedroom, two bath penthouse unit offers everything for the ! «D6-Ground floor walk-out. Two" bedrooms, two baths,; with discriminating buyer. A rooftop sundeck, pool aids cabana are a few of / gulfviews $212,000 furnished. Outstanding opportunity for someone to the features. Priced at AKHWTOS 197,500 furnished. This dream home /:' be in the right place at the right lime. Call now. -; -. " ; .-= has been featured iri'ArchitecturatDigest Easy to be shown. -: rD4«-SUPER TWO BEnr \\l.-TWO BATH, FOURTH FLOOH PENTHOUSE. THIS I^nVVj MUST SEE. ITWILL NOT LAST JONATHAN HARBOUR : Two bedroom,'two hath townhuuse with youf owh oeepWater boat LONG. Priced to sell f.iP?Ts2i5,000 furnished. ' dock. Featuring community poo!, tennis and clubhouse, plus security -E-2--Completely refurliishud first floor walkout unit, plus grt-al rates. Priced to sell at $!I40,000. Call tor more details. - ..rental history.$247.500.: , ' -; . . ' •... _%E-6~GUI.F FRONT two"bfrlrootfi. iwo bath,"-custom - dueor '-': ., •: • .;! •'•;.; .SUNDIAL^* •'••-.. •:" throughout. Walk 50" fri'm your porch out in beach. $295,000 furnished! . iMp3-Tv.obcdroom,twobathGulfview.S177,500furnished. ; • ": ; Q-3Q3-Beautifully furnished two bedroonis, two (»ath(jilus den with "?E-7-Gulf front throe he«'v< \) 'ohnihi ground floor. Walk right out fabulous gulf views. Unit has never born renlcd, immaculate. S259.Q0GA - to 600" of beautiful. btCjOVtured at $^99,500 fuinished. Fantastic rental Mis lory.* - _•&.• '. :. , ' • G-407 - One bedroom club suite, motivated seller, call today for your «E-36-Gulf Front 2 bedroom, 2 bath, nia-ly furnished with beautiful personal showing. Priced at $155,000. . ;. . views $323,000.- ; ,. ;V ; . -• SE-24-GULF FRONT-three bedroom;:two bath plus good rental L --. history.$335,000., '• ' -•_•> .: ...;,• ..." <- :;OCEANS REACH- W V GULF FRONT two bedroom, two bath, beautifully furnishpd plus a "•'•- fabufousrentalliistor^-$170.000. J'. -.*••;•:.:•• j; IHOMESITEI ; :. «ULF HIDGE EAST - Prrstigc community with guardhouse and' security gates. Deeded beach access, tennis court and pool. Si 75,000. SEA OATS —'• Lot *40 near beach aceesg. Priced to sell at $69,900. Lowest priced in subdivision." >i ' *~ ^ " GUMHO LIMBO -.Century Ct. affordable bomesiic in family nfighborhood. $57,500. " : , - ; •" '"-ji-l HOMESi'- ' - :/-. ,: BEST BUY ON SANIBEL A NEW home vulh thnra ^iwo baths, all appliances plus a fireplace, AH of this fofpC 'Cail today fordciails. - : SHEI>L HARBOR—Four ln^iroom, three bntb \x*6\ liomo on canal with LAKEMUREX . .--• ^-- [ .. ~"' •"'>-. •,'- •^-.-t>.~ . dock. S375.000.. ••". -•-. :--- •__. •• • _.:•,'.>• Three bedrooms, three-baths on the lake plus n screened pool and completely furnished. All of this can be yours for $197,000.. - 472-5021 P.O. BOX 210 — 2402 PALM RIDGE RD. (800)237-5146' SANIBEL ISLAND, FL"33957 o \14 well being Suntan? Use moderation By William E. Schamadan, M.D. skin from trauma, insulates against' merit,and loss of the awareness of ^> heat loss,"and protects the deeper : .exposure you have ideal conditions 3 The warm and welcome sunshine7- Structures. ; - •- : ^ - for the development of skin cancer. 5 lures us snowbirds to expose our There are many changes which These normal changes of aging are r\ pasty winter complexions by pro- happen in the skin as a normal part i intensified, aggravated, and en- mising a beautiful tan, but thy -•• of aging, but I'll only mention those' couraged b_v su^light exposure. ; =• w-: seduction fails to teil as about the -, which pertain to our discussion _ And, lhe effecis of Sunlight ex- lon^ti-rm pay off.in wrinkles, dry hen?. The epidermis becomes thin _. * posure Arr- ctmuhtive, Thai means skin, age spots, and skin cancer. ^ ' Wr ami is nol>attached to the-tier, : hunt for t'eiiif which are t>r ^.hjrh - "~ ihe harmful, elfucts !»[,every suntan miglil become CiinciT, and destroy. :you hail in tTT*- past or will have in , '.- It you dnn"t belicv? that to be mis asfirmly. The subcutaneous fat 1 tru«, compare the skin of your bvi- layer,thins out or disappears com- - thorn. These pfottitti've fdls the future are.alt addnil tngetfier v- . locks, which has probably' never . - "\ pictcly. Swiial glands'tTow down ; decrease- with age.-dec^asiajj'mir ; iir.rf licgin In show their loiyj-lerm . proU'ctio.n against sk.in canirtT... s : " been exposed to direct sunlight," lo' " production. There arc changes .in L -.; troubles as\vnu age. - ' • " "•.•' .,i;, the back of your hand or your fact*. . the blood vessels and nerve en- V Stning stmlight'encourages jer- '. \ So what's a fella or Kiri.tii do'.' The wrinkles, the dryness, the- dings. Pigment cells and = • • ^ tain cells to become canrrrBii*. To ' 'j:*Crt: easy on the purposeful^Jt;. ; '" 5Spots, the uneven coloring all te!l Langiirhans cells'Ifcrense. in .._-• protect against strong sunlight; the p.isurt; to ihe sun. I'se lotions ^i the tale. In"addition, ns we age we number. :- & -•"•• ";••,, -^ skin's pigment cells produce more which contain sunscreens; they : lose some of the natural protection ;_ .As a result of these changes, brown pigment which blocks mil rc.illy do work. Wear clothes which _ from the sun's rays which we had the sun's rays. We rail this skin ' ~ protect the high exposure areas; ",^ " when we were younger^ making ~ older folks are more susceptible to. color change a suntan, but as we '• "- blister formation and tear type in-: : ears, scalp, nose, neck. Stay out of skin cancer even more likely. age, we lose the ability to produce : '. jury when the skin is stretched or tanning booths. ^ •.'.: : : -. The outer.layer of the skin is protective pigment.; '•& ' ! • twisted. They bruise more easily,; - Older folks have an Increased ? called the epidermis, and is made *-— •*• - : risk from sun exposure for the "> .- •••' up of many layers of "paving brick" and without the subcutaneous "-. Aging also decrease,^the skin's -"• cushion, the skin breaks.open with 1 inflammatory response. A young' reasons listed above. If you ha%e a e .- -, • \ type cells which flatten out as they M skin lump, or bump, or sore that . come to the surface. These surface just a minor trauma, exposing ~ person exposed to intense sunlight •; deeper tissues to injury, HeaP" .; will develop a sunburn. This '•'. won't go away (one o[ the seven .. cells are shed constantly, and are possible signs of cancer), see your _ *: replaced from below. The deeper - regulation by perspiration and In- • creates an immediate awareness of ^ layer of the skin ia called the der- ; sulation is disturbed. The sense of :• too much exposure. Older folks may " - physician; Most skin cancers can be mis. In this layer are located the * fine touch decreases; While these not "burn"; and wrongly believe ' treated fairly easily if they are .. ~, changes are certainly an aggrava- discovered early. ",:~ 1T ~ .-"' •. hair follicles; oil glands, sweat . :- - lion, the more serious changes are they have developed an increased ^" glands, pigment cells, Langerhans tolerance for sunlight, r;''.,-:•. ;• V The universal prescription of "all cells, blood vessels and nerves. " related to a loss of protection things in moderation" certainly Under the dermis is a layer of fat Against the sun: • " '-' •, V'_ When you add together loss of ; pertains to sunlight exposure. If ' : (subcutaneous) which cushions the ;' " Lengerharis cellswander aroiind the protective' Langerhans cells. : / you follow that prescription, it will throughout the dermis layer. They loss of the ability to produce pig- ; " help protect your well being.p -~ I-:-:- SAFETY HARBOR , •consTjkyctiori.co."" PaineWebber Full-servjce Experienced Builders Robei-t D. Sn^ll JEFFKETTERMAN ': • '? ;.-'- Investment Executive 'Hi " Beachview Golf Course Talk 10 Ih Nw: You CmtlJ Think Us l.iier; .i-- "Sanibel Island, Florida ; Boulevard Plaza,'Fort Myers;-- 3M-1M1 BY APPOINTMENT ONLY ~ 472*26*26 >©r1 r-5-- -:..\ An Outstanding Hoimeownership Opportunity On Sanibel .Periwinkle Pines is a first... the first moderately •;« : - tion will lie"Tesppnsib'le for all tip-keep of the grounds in- • priced association of homes found on Sanibcl^A great ^ cluding'the maintenance.of your own private yard. A. .^ deal of'planning and engineering has gone into making. '• pool, .tennis court and cabana \yill be part of the :_ ^Periwinkle Pines an afforijable showcase community ''amenities'package. •> _: ^ " - . . ; without compromising quality or spaciousness. :.,/ c ^ % Three bedroom/two bath duplex units are offered . v : • _ Found on nine heavily wooded acres of hand cleare^ ffotn $149,1(00. Tliree bedroom/two balh single tamily . "• v land, Periwinkle Pines has painstakingly retained the - • 'homes are offered from $159,900. , :^ ^ original tropical vegetation in order to"maximize that \yhy not take the time to find out more about this very special island feeling;. Develpiied to offer carefree : - one of a kind offer. Drop by our daily Open House. We condominiuin,living in a centrally locatetl, singje family arc located acrors the street from Periwinkle Place "•; atmosphere, the Periwinkle Pines Homeowners Assoeia- > Shopping Center on Periwinkle Way. •.'•-.•>•, - J^ Call or write X'riscilla Murpby PMR Really, lucl,/ (813) 472-1511 • P.O. Box 57 • Sanibel, FI/33957 ; ^P^PIIIS^^ clubs and community events ; 1 O IUHYSITTBRS TAKE NOTE: Wand 9:30 to I] a;m. at the chttreh. Children must be- remain in effrct until Nov. 1. New summer hours' _ ; g Childrcns Coop on May 30 and June 6 will conduct; two years old by Sepi' I, 1987 and potty trained. =sre Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.p _j American Red Cross babysitting'courses at. .. : The fall program lasts frrth September to Jurie tc Sanibel .Community Church from 8:30 a.m. to 1230 anri rpgisl ration is based on limited enrollment of • SCCF SCHEDULE: The Sanibel-Captiva Con' = • % p.rrtVC6op asks each registrant to bring their own a firsl-come-first served basis. For more informs servatioR Foundation hes announced its siiminer .-.:• r-, lunch; and cost {or,the emifse is $9. For more in- ; jl l .lion,fall Sherry Anderson at -172 2156.1 > •. '-'•': • .'schedule a* follows:" v~ -..--, , ; ;a formation and to register, i-al!472HI07;£i During the month of May. the nature center and " U SCA POTLUCK: The final SahinVComniiiiiily. -.nature store will bt open front9:30 a.m. to 4:40 H • FAMILY PICNIC: Island Childrens Co op on Association meeting and poiluck dinner of thy' p.m., Monday thfouph Friday. The naliveflant" ; . o Sunday, May 3 will pack baskets and blankets for: season is scheduled for May 13 at fi p.m., at the nursery will be Mpen diirir.g ihe week, 9 a.m. to 5 . "UJ a Sunday in the pant picnic. V.o-a]i encourages : : ^ Sanibel Community House on Periwinkle \Vay. r : v : : tc members and 'non-member families .to join the fun p.n!. '' - " •" ' - . ;- _ -.,-' -- :" ..-; ••: *- • : Hospitality host and hostess. Ebt>ri'aml Eileen Schedult-9 for the m-jiilhsof June through - a at Lakes Park on Gladiolus Drive in South Fort Joy, will dispense Sanibel hospitality. Program - September will bt!.*9:3p to 3;:1O weekdays for the ' 2 Myers. For more information, call 472 0041.0 will Include the.introduction of new officers-C nature cenier and nature st'jre and 9 a.m. to 4 : l! 1 p.m. for the nursery.' "*"•- . /.. !2 • l'UESCHOQL REGISTRATION : Island (<"'*POST OFFICE HOUKSi'ilegmning this ' ; Guided ttpil tours can he arranged by calling v . Preschool held at Saint Isahcl Catholic Church will •eekerid, the Post Office on Captiva w(ill be closer; the office 21 hours in advance nf the lime rE-£v-. ^ conduct fall registration Saturday. May 9 from n Saturdays. The revised siimmfr schedule will ^ qurMed^for the tour.Q _ ' J SANIBEL G : The Collector's Source • •'•' ' •• •'.""/present• • ' -:"s th' e"• wor" •_ k of' • •-,-; ; ""' The ESI Difference Judith Brown if r Is Service '*•- ; ."..''Metal Sculpture ,.;::; ^Ss VACATION RENTALS I-»rj;<:st select ion Jo CI«KISC fntni EXECUTIVE- SERVICES, INC. ^ *55 Pirtwinkle Way -: • - Sanibel Island, FL 33557 (813) On Exhibit thru April 29th ' Heart of the Island Shopping Plaia - ' .'. . : ... . 1628 Periwinkle Way, _e %:y Gallery Hours: Mon.-Sat. 9:30 • 5; Sun. by Appointment „•- . •;*r 472-3307 . '•""••.:•;. ,.;>" : ..=: •' -. •••i' • ' •••"i:. , -'~- . .-.:C - •"- - -- ,• Sanibel's First and Finest : r DIRECT BAYFRONT Seafood Restaurant : Harbor -•: ,. ;(* ;'• -.v.-- . •-•; :•. -i. - '- •'-'-.• ^ House ;••" -Restaurant ; 'Dine In Authentic Olde Island Atmosphere, EARLY BIRD SPECIALS 5-6 P.M. ; AU-Yuu-Ciin-Eal Stpamed Shrlmii - ; Fried Grouper - S7.95 "-• ; Stuffed or Filed Flounder - $7.95 , Clam Dinnti - J5.95 : Ffesh Stone Crab Claas - . FHday Nlglil Fish Fry All You Can Eat (from 5 to 6 p.m.)56.95 i MARINER POINT^1091 - FREE SHELL GIFT .WITH THIS AD This jcorner ground, floor unit has 2 . ; OftE PER FAMILY ' - bedrooms and 2 baths,- It is completely.fur- nished including linens, housewares. full . ?v size washer and dryer in laundry, room.•""* Amenities include two.,pools, tennis courts. a fishing pier, and a place for your boat. . Direct! bayfront view. Freshly pointed: : : ; :-,•,$149,500. <:,,; ••,;, V ; ; v "-• WYMAN ATKINS REALTY 1 : Family owned & operated ••• J."' "- •• " •' Satiihii. nyihtt - ] 244 Periwinkle Way, mi'n B:.',H 47? 2194-SALES Smilbcl Istdnd, VL . Smcurply. LU.WHlCn'n.lii.'a.tH'"1! -..-• 472-5703 - RENTALS W] -.'172-19.42 Hill and Anne waller •!•': * >r. "' -•••• :" ' - --A/'"' '-•' ! '•'" Patron of arts keeps bird sculptors up to scratch By Fran Neulte . : '•%.'.- arry Hoft and Linda Ritchie. -' Captivn sculptors who thin L week are moving to Port^ Myers, are delighted with the com-- parent this house of an art patron : : : -• cute/" ' • J ;./;;•' .- ''"'- -.. " '•" ;>.'.'1 Is going lo be special. Ritchie : designed the mangroves, Hotf did ~ '.,-- It was probably the South :,:"thi? birds. ; -&• ,- Florida wildlife that convinced Hoff; - ^ and Ritchie they, too, were in their . _ ^ "Linda was still fastening some.- : . l copper leaves to thecopper.bran- natural habitat when Ihey moved _ . ches the night before our host and_ to Captiva 11 years ago. Partners hostess had the party," Hoff adds.c who share some artistic endeavors, 'r Such last minute detail was to they nevertheless go it alone on " "•- '• some workr. ;, , ' :•: • .j -•- ."•'., make Has close to creative perfee-^,- f /lion as possible but also to please ' The partnership has endured 22 : the discerning eye of the fastidious 'years, ever since Larry was work- patron who knows not only his " r ing as a_ copywriter for Linda's ' ' . mother. I. PATRON r Western subjects. Charles Russell, _i /-Featuring Sanibel's ; '.-• from.page 7B-, . - = •.- "sold a lot of.stppl seagulls in the who was admired by one of the - . . r; wildlife.lovingly hand- founders of the Famous Artists ..- ''•'middle of Pennsylvania." - "'•" •-.. ' workshop?, Harold von Schmidt. >" nafted in solid 14K nold . And she says it has not been too : 0 who in turn taught their teacher, - long since she gave up making :: lanterns out of old No. 10 tin cans, ^Eugene Shortridge o', Sirasola. ; Now, with patrons in most of the .;' But they may he sculptors in a ;•• X; .Ear Piercing states and as far away as Egypt r , . far lengthier succession beginning :•"•< ; h a '.:'.'.. Watch Batteries : and England and at Wild Wings with an unknown Chinese who first Decoy Den in Fort Myers and Shell sculpted a bronze flying horse bal- Custom designing: anced on one hoof.' : : ; .= .^«\- on premises. :j 'Net on SaniheU Holf and Ritchie. 1 ; arc kept busy working in copper "Tlie closer you get.to the edge v- and bronze. : ,."-.'' '-; • i.,;^ (large and asymriietricat mass.-.; Free gift wrapping...always" ^ For their (ountain and entrance. . balanced at only one point! the " ^pieces, they employed "respouase'", more you succeed," comments Hoff. - which is a way of fashioning three- - The president of'the. University dimensional pieces by cutting out, of Miami. Edward Foote, is now annealing, welding together the ., spreading lloffs name"as far away . parts, then later using the torch ' as Chile and Japan. Al! 200 of * FULL SERVICE JEWELERS while building up metal on the . Hoff bronze ibis surrounded by cat- Watch Batteries structure and eventually com- : ~. ..tjils in a limited edition have btcn Free gift wrapping...alWays pleting the detail with hammer and purchased by the university as. ;.• chisel. Repousse is familiarly girts when the president travels to ; known by its application in the - , . - foreign countries and visits dis- ., _\-: iStatun of Liberty.-; : ^ ^ tingiiished persons. "The ibis is thes- symbol of the university " says : ; \t But for pieces such as Hofrs T, '- bronze "Everglades Showdown", a .' Hoff. "Even Hirohito has one," he IN THE HEART OFThlE ISLAND PLAZA says proudly. "Then there's Prince . . 1620 Periwinkle Way • (813) 472-1454 - beautifully balanced small deer be- ing attacked by a Florida panther, tBen Turkie, probably of a Saudi/'' ': . -• Mondays Sarurday,"10-5 royal family," ^, -" •* = and Ritchie's engaging bronze "African Elephants", a mother withy ; But for true patronage, their child, the sculptors use the "lost ' Sanibel benefactor has surpassed . '. wax" method.- all. "Who would Jet you have a >: For the latter, they are students studio in such a beautiful place •'..-•/ in ft long succession beginning at „ while you're assembling the work?" m least with the famed sculptor of , asks an appreciative'HoK.D _ : . _ -ONLY 2 WEEKS PLUSH ANIMALS .. NOVELTIES THE OFFICIAL :••--:.•••••••"- ' ••:•- TOYS.•'•_•-. - - -(L- '•" BEST CARD SELECTION":-!' : ON THE ISLAND a; START/FINISH BOAT SANIBEL 5 6 10 OLDE SANIBEL : 630 Tirpon Biy Rotd > Acrou Irom Bailey's <= ' 472-8288 THE FUN SHOP (-... -, REGATTA WILL BE STATIONED r ^ IN FRONT; OF:THE* LANI'i KAI ^RESORT • ADVERTISING YOUR on the island! MESSAGE fBEFORE^ DURING, AND AFTER THE RACE ,--.-'••.THURSDAY, MAY 14 v • 6:30-10:30 PM. » - OFFSHORE POWERBOAT PARADE CONCERT. AND FIREWORKS DISPLAY • . '•'::. ^.,4^;./- .,;•/- ., --^;-^ ---^".: ;:" " SATURDAY, MAY 16':•*. - PRIME RIB • STEAMED SHRIMP PLATTER ; ALL DAY COVERAGE OF „ -^ v; -•' BBQ BEEF RIBS • FRIED CLAMS -" • : ^ RACE DAY ACTIVITIES;^ CHICKEN PARMESAN •SCALLOPS. MAKSALU -"= "•'••'•'•'• SUNDAY, MAY 17 i ! FOR ONLY ** -.. . • -; MILLER CUP RACE COVERAGE ^. ' For the First 100 seated fROM SANIBEL AND FORT MYERS BEACH*: ^ DININaHOURS 5-10 •: TAVERN OPEN .1-Close ; DON'T WA!T! ADVERTISING TIME IS UMITEOr- 2 3161 , 765-813 Dinner served 5-10 P.M. Mapt Cied;i Cards o to to f D > -VIP tins ilic only on silo tual esUite office hi South Seas Pkuiiaiioiu. "^•.trsalessiii|Thasmon.ikno\\lcd^e;uidc\pi.'ricnccwiihSouth/ : VIP has more livings and is responsible for mote sales, ;1 •as properly, ilw rnorl, ltsort programs and activities." *Mh in uiu'isuif^d^lnrs^tfianall other R^ V : V ] •• - '.-..' ''-• • .' '*' <&:••-- ' '" • ". -^< '•/'" i! "- •"., : VIp is n»|X)iisiblcTqr a \ a^st majority of all sales at South' r .VIP is the #1 t.ndcpukfcnt Real lisiaie Company; ^Seas Plantation..:..;-"*-- . ' - '. -^ n 2 r in Soiillmcsl; Morida, >yith cpmvpieni offices ihrouglioul O 9 iSs VILLAGE ^ : MARINA VILLA Unit #1612 — |700.000 - Three Unit #702 — $259,500 — Two btdroom/Twbtdroom/Two > bedroom/Three bath. Call Douglas' J. bathbh . CalCll L;le Jackson; Sales Manager — Davlin, Broker Salesman — 472-1556. 472-1556. „ .-" -,."; -•--"•-. ' : lli&f-.v. ^ Most beautUul of villas En South Seas Planta- , Superbly loraled in a private fettidg oyertnok- tion with views ol the Gulf, Redfish Pass and I ing Ox Gulf r>t Mexico, l>ine Island Sound, Mid : Bay. The.Village has its own swimming pool, the South' SHIS j-ncht hariiour,' tlie Marina . heated spa, two tennis courts, poolside lanai Villas feature ii Mend of comfortahle island liv- land is adjacent to the beach. Extensive land- : inp with maximum BEACH VILLA ;Uriil #2512—8185,000—One bedroom,One bath. Call Ljle Jackson, Sales Manager — TENNIS VILLA V ° •'''-" Unit #.1213 — $1157000 — One bedroom/One 172-1556.' -•••'•--' ::•': • v\"-~ ••.•"-•:-•• Villas' feature "one;. two and Uiree Iwdroom . bath. Call Sandra J. Itaranj, Broker- r Saleswoman — 472-1556. '';. -• plans, each with screened porch'viewing |jie • Sixty 5perial villas nulled amid the island beautiful Gulf of; Mexico. LatblticaiM.il with vegetation overlook thu. private tennis native vegetation with pools and tennisu." courls and pool area.- Excellent "guaranteed courts private to the complex. Guaranteed in- in tome programs for these'one1 ami iw BAYSIDE VILLA Unit #5138 — S135.000 — BAYSIDK VILLA bedroom/Two hathj Call DouKln Unit * #4319/20 — $232,(K)0. Thr .: Broker-Salesman—172-1556.; : room/Thrce bath. Call Km Luxury condominiums privately overlook Kealtor-Associate - 472-1556. bay and marina vistas at South Seas Planta- " Luxury-.comiominiums-privately overlook tion. Extra-large pool, pool bar;and Jacuzzi bay and .Marina Villas at gnulh Seas ;spa make living especially wonderful in.. riantation. Extra" large pool, pool bar and these one and three bedroom units. Rpnial Jacuzzi spa make living especially anil guaranteed inijome programs.. wonderful in these one and three- bedroom units. Rental and guaranteed ' income programs. •-':•.-: • .'•, • - *'• "• -" 3f SEftS PLR]MTrtTie]SI ; RKAUOR1 Resort & Yacht Harbou •A reel tales and nautical!news y Mother of three lands 350-pound jewfish off causeway a !,' B»8teve Cason ; ; Left; The Powers that"'' ~"TOURNAMENT NEWS: Don't ; , all itbeginncrs luck if you - bp. .Jffrom left, forget Southwest Florida Regatta's ,-v want but it took reel skill Karen powers. Tarpon Rodeo May 30 and 31; The ; for Karen Powers to bat a • Stepknniet'S. Tiffany, twoday toarnament caps a month- . G i 350 pound jpwfiah. "It was sort of 16, Todd, tl and Hi, o ^ Jcng nvr'u-s of events, and is soon- Lr~j-~ like holding orjto 1,200 pound - *3.:Fishin(i gttulf. « sVtred by Pinehnd Marinaand - horses," said Xhe 43-y car-old Dave,Case is pictured Hydra Sports, the Cap*? Cora! Tar- mother of three. " - ' at thiyar right* •••:-. ; .pon Hunter Cluh is^hoslinK the - . Karen caught the monster - ' .; uvenl. Entry fee is $15© per boat : :with the help of her family and ( ' (four person maximum) if paid ^ - Sanibel Marina charter boat Capt. Below: The Mayhtr.-' before May 25 and S200 if paid : family, from Chicago, after that date. Grand prizftis.a';.- /'•. -Dave Case — Friday afternoon off shows nff some of the middle causeway island. • ;. - . 1800 cc Hydra Sport boat- There '_•;. : 17 mackerel they are also prizes for the longest -^ '"• ''She did real good," said Case. &' caught last u-eefe Pic- Powers, of Leonard, MI, was tured from left Pal ;•' shark. (It's a lot harder to stretch a quick to share credit for the catch -1 Marion, Marty, and shark than it is to fill his belly with ,; .with her husband. Hi. son Todd. 11, JiiiuiThey were rocks!) for more.info call the Rodeo and daughters Stephanie, J9, and ? fisfiingwitk Capl. Ted i office at 574-7171 or Regatta head- -Tiffany, 16. .,:.'.;• :•>",., : ::.-"'.•/•=••. . quarters at 489 2224! r ,: . T Colt out of Sanibel.' r' After a 90-minute tugof-war,/ Island Sfarina, '•' Case managed to land a gaff in the ; _. fish's back and used a rope to haul O « it aboard. J" '•-• .-'• '•-••••; •-." Two tarpon rods rigged with ... : [Ri 40 pound test line and a 125-pound :,: DEEPWATER STUFF: Tired of leader were used tp get the big r the wimpy, shallow water stuff, six fish (o the boat. ;\,- •"".-, ."••";"./•'.-_ y;• anglers including Rod MitcheN.of Forget about the 15 to 20 trout .Sanibel, ventured out about 70, . jthey had on board. Compared to a '"miles for an overnighter, coming jewfish they're nothing but an in- b back Saturday afternoon with 16 between-meal snack. .-*-. r-••• •/ snapper and half as many grouper. - Tarpon action remains hot and '"•'_ The biggest snapperwent about'-' :heavy both offshore (about 6 miles) . 10-pounds; the biggest grouper, 15. v: . . Rod was fishing with Dan : ,- and in the backwaters. ;- -\.v ", _' " : m ~- -Capt. Pat Lovetr.li. also out of ; f. rToolan, Robby Wilson, Matt Mit- ' Sanibel Island Marina, caught and :;" chell and Werner Papke aboard _.j • Charlie Chegut's 41-foot SeaRay!' ; released upwards of eight last :• L 17 They were fishing in 140 feet of "V week. He also caught several black' MACKEREL CATCHES: Mackerel tip shark in the 25to-35pdund .;r. .; , -.water and had to contend with six- drowned out what was getting to ,: to eight-foot seas. Said Rod, " We, : : class. '_•••*••.'- - -.•'"' • • • -•"•'• ..:.- ' , ". . be monotonous trout reports this ;' - had a good time. It was just a pily .-»• Not far behind him was Capt.; '.-: , week, with several respectable cat- : the wind didn't lay down." -'* \, Alex Payne out of Tarpon Bay ;7 -.-Tchcs reported. One of the best was '• Marina. He caught and released • the 1? recorded by the.Maher fami-/ four tarpon in two days. "They're : ly, from up Chicago way. The > biting like crazy out there," said r- -r -i largest measured 2 feet 8 inches .;. : fAlex.-:." •--" ; «.<•• . •"..••:" ''••••. ' and tipped the scales at seven •=;."- '/--: On Saturday, Dave Case boated... pounds. They were fishing off the causeway with Capt. Ted Cole . '- ^SAILBOAT REGATTA: Sailors, • one that ho said went "130 pounds '-. t5 r fc ' orso. V'."'••..•-.;'•". " •".- •:•- ,-•"." aboard the Lucky Lady out ofs V-, don't forget%boul the Miller Cup : ~ ;; Mike Baleser,'from parts -'. ; Sanibel Island Marina. ' j; Sailboat Regalia off Fort Myers Reach May 17; There isa nominal unknown, landed two cobia. both in ; Always busy, Twet*n -.Waters".:;• 1 excess'of 32-poutnis (that wasi as dockmaster John Foiits took time ; entry fee and She event is govern- high.as the scnin.would golon. •';.'. . off ty do a little fishin" hlniself=aiii! I ed by the U.S. Yacht Racing • ...'" Saturday, He was fishing with -endedup with three groupor. The Union's rules except as modified !>> Capt. Neville Robeson out cf largest was 23 pounds. The other the Regatta's Race Comtnjttee. •;. Sanibel, in Robesttn's "faVorite" " two, 10 and 12 pounds, He was • -Racers will challenge an elongated triangular course about 15 miles in • ^backwater hold; "They gave us a^ . fishing with Captive Capt; Jim % r 1 : length. For more information, call ~. h.eckuva run," said Robeson. "We-. .; •: Rurnsed off Captiva Pass. '. ; -: r thought thty were tarpon when we : Roger Neuman at 519-5361 or the . : : : Reporter Matt Perez contributed first hooked-up." . to this rcptirt' . ^ ', ; : ' /Regatta office at 4S9 2224-Q. -V\V-r sports digest | .SAFETY TIP: This week's SAFE H ADULT SWIMMING! Adult • ISLAND DOUBLES awards will be presented to win-. - , BOATING lip comes from U.S. •' -swimming classes at Sanibel -.-.-' TOURNET: More than 20p state ners in divisions A, B and C. First Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 9-10: Recreation Complex will continue and local tennis pros and amateurs „ serve is at 4 p.m. Friday, June 5 •' :] Federal regulations require anyone - through May, Classes will be on arc expected to enter the second . -. and play continues until dark, En- operating a vessel over 16 feet in . ...Mondays and Wednesdays from 1-2 '" Island Doubles Celebration Tennis ~\- try fees for the open'division arc ,' : $25 and $15 for the other divisions. ^length tbcarry a horn or whistle ''["• p.m. under the instruction of Lin Tournament, June 5-3 at Sundial : :': Mullin. Afternoon hours at the pool . Beach and TennSs Resort. Prize For more information, call Tony j.. ~',\ on board that is audible for at least :; Halski at Sundial tennis pro sho[T . i half mile. Know how to use it.D wil continue, 1-5 p.m.Q - ~ money goes lo the winners of Open 1 Division and commemorative V- :ai472-4151.CU .. .-" "V-- ..-"."- :'-.r: r ':•'-':"-• •:!.- :.-.-;ANNUAL".' /; '..vt wVv Wpbdy 5 /SfTOREWIDESALEf Health Foods 20% to5>0%G>ffAH Fabrics SHELL FABRICS -LIBERTY OF LOWDOW UNUSUAL AND EXCITWG TROPICAL PRINTS COMPLETE SEWING " . • r and QUILTING CENTER ' crgr -. : ; Our Quilling Cornet "..">• ,-^T^ << f*E&^J.' ind-to:•.":,•:*.;•-,:. ; „ Qy\imble fflK^L NtW EVENING HOURS: 9-8 MON.-SAT. ' - •'jimmS Beyer —Gutcheon •" .. ;' CyC/"** '"•'-t * W&?ifl ^<^? 11-*. SUN'. / ••••.' wooduockFabrics - - -. ? - •• JfaimhtPi.M853\;.. ? Oi-er 400 Caficos •-. ,-. • v•. • ^ -. '; „. ;: 1640 PrBIWINKlE • LIME TREE CENTER • Across ftom C&S Bank Over -JO Quilt Back Tuias :<•"- . . _ _ . -%. • ''•"•'; SAN1DEL • 313-172-3666 , ;, : . R . 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A ware so many closer to goals, predate and learn to value the By Ron Hlght - ,> [; / changes made at the Tarpon Bay ft Area during the coming years. condominium ^/associations 1 a The J.N. "Ding ? Darling National "Wildlife Refuge continues to move . Wildlife Drive's Herons switching to Fantasy Island's closer to the objective of redesign- / By Eileen Melacl ing the Tarpon Bay area into a Yd low-crowned night herons can total management wildlife oriented recreational facili- . be seen nesting along Wildlife ty that fully compliments refuge Drive at J.N. "Ding" Darling Na- I: ^program objectives. Refuge objectives are to. tional Wildlife Refuge on Samhel ,. : • • :\l''.- •-:":•- •• Efficiency is• manage=al! refuge areas for wildlife v ' between March and May, " - first. Secondly, the refuge can be The elegant yellow-crowned • •,- •• managed for compatible, wildlife- buitl^j repuuiton for jetting the jeti done night heron nests to large colonies 1^ oriented recreation. .7 '" in the southern states and usually ^ ' q-jickh iimi tyinptctely. The secret.-. L The current lease for operation, smaller groups or even isolated '&;% nosuKontiaaurv F^ery nuintenjriccj^b of these Government facilities ex-' pairs nest in the north. Nests here u -" i> fiafciieit by fanus) Mand^uwn people. pires April 30th. A contract for are built with heavy twigs lined -.'; s Applkincv rcp.itr: painsing nr rcrntvlirlins. . operation oithirTarpon Bay with finer twigs, usually 15-20 feet 1 Recreational Area will be - liind'i'iipitij! "iitl p>* ! nia;nicnunt:c,.,wlijicicr '. >up on larger limbs of mangroves. ' : renegotiated during May. The date Doth adults help build the nest and tin: joh. I iintiis\ UbnJVutAKiHctlScthnitiaa'; -for contract bid openings is May material is added until youngjire ~- • tonumlk'tt.^ „'•>„{,'•' . '; /. . 1 15. After that dale, I hope a suc- ~~ present. • -••*; •' •,' ; : _ . ^ That pulvun end to dcljjs anj keeps tmt * tl'*wn jiui K-sl of all it cessful bidder will be selected. The ; : 7 •<; The nests are very hard to find,, keeps c\er\ jnh.um1t.r the- personal supcr\i-.Hifiof I ;!iitasi Mind's - • bidder will then work to reopen in the dense foliage of mangroves, the area as soon as possible. : .- and the birds have a habit of slipp- If y»u wijiiM !iki;.iiH»rc jntoniijlinn about I'dnusv ManJ's iolal i There will be a temporary ing quietly away from the colony , dosurcTof the Tarpon pay Area when an intruder approaches. As a Til prttjjfani.'give u> a ejtl. . ...''. : beginning Friday, May 1. result, little is known about the -• The new Tarpon Bay Recreation nesting behavior of the species. Area will provide canoe rentals, for,_ Usually 3 to 4. pale blue-green eggs; wildlife observation on the Com- •'., are laid and incubation occurs by -1 modore Creek Canoe Trail and in ; : 1 ; T both sexes. ... • the Tarpon Bay area, bail and ;• "'The refuge staff encourages the - tackle sales, boat ramp use, some . public lo visit and enjoy the public food item sales plus wildlife gift . ; ; lands that have been set aside for . l-"antas\ lsU»iul j item sales, • : .? • > •wildlife. We ask that you stay in i'n)jx>riySi)k's-j • During the coming months, work '; your car and observe from a 1 • will begin lo renovate the Tarpon distance as not to disturb the -,_ > )' Bay Area. The existing old and un-: birds, and remember that you are p o HO« 210 • 2402 Palm.Hidge Hd. ' safe docks will be removed. The ex- the visitor fifihe home of wildlife. 7- , Sanibel Island, Florida 33957ft' ., isting shell shop building may.be It IS 3 Federal violation tn _,. - converted lo a wildlife resparch' disturb wildlife and the license • 813OT2-5021 •••-.'"• " and cdix-aHuiial facility. The Red . number and makqiiof car of anyone :. • Pelican building is another old liisturhingiic-sts should be ropork-d building that floods and leaks dur- to a staff member at.the refuge j ! ing ruins and periods nf hi^h'lido. ? visitor center.G •- ; , •j"'r-. I.imitt-d nurabci rrmalnlrsg of Ihf ** Uhlqur- vlltage lesldpnirs planing ai $85,000- last stfps auay. on one ildc, Imm the poputai, liihrna walrrs if San Carlo* Bay »nd on *KF ^ s N^ii».l (-•tuw. \W\cw fJ-iy d!»! P.uk SIKHP in Napl other, the rrv»tel blue natri* ol tht Ciutf u( |i;rinkT, uihimil.it U-i« hhuni f >j»«inuniiy Ih.ir offcis * l Mexico. Their tpcclil giound lr\e\ ttildvtKes, rath with Cfirfr own gaidm rn thitt IMS Ix-vn (in-vflHiily unav-iiilabli' .it •iny'inirc.T^Jp k biwj clfvrli^*d i»l ir» nMist'tWtMJ piece of critrri 1 oflt-rs mutliiihrti-bkhiiil'il linrotKiin fnirgr^;ii! uilhin rt gull &tnt pri5«Tt *:-Beachcomber . ; unil srtluiW on KJIM Gull Diivf. Bfachcnmbci front* An riri>|vHiKiflllv he^'jlihil tin hi emiao minium. «m on* nt ihr hfandVwidefl and mirtl alliaclKp much as 2850 •.queit tsrl «I bfaihttoni, luxirv . Ihe huililiigt, dtsl'jn^d in ihp'siylf »f tr*Jiil Good dental hygiene REMEMBER SANIBEL is more than just 25 YEARS AGO? brushing •• - }v.p.^n.F.sA.:iv!...'-- :- -, and» •'"DON PEDRO ISLAND ^ Restaurant & Lounge flossing. A Casual Happy Place! Honest and " :i - ^Fun in the Sun, , '.personal attention '-JI 2 Watch the Sunset to your Dental health ;! ; is our only business! ;i :Dine under the Stars ion -. . i«rfjj^° *••"! rft ISLANDER TROPEIITIES. iSC an sppoinlrherit rail 482-6505 FHESH FISH ENTREES ^RAW OYSTER BAR - 400 U. b'eyond entrance to Sou/fr Seas PtenMwn BRENDANV',: ;i . . '<-.... 813T697-2OOO . ' _ .=• --.-i '. :-, "•- ' ' at Capllva Bsich -. ' - Open 7 days,11:00 AM titlciosing • 472-922* M:DWYER,QQSJ 15603 San Qilos'EM. •'.-•• •} Ft. t\ZKd% Horlda 33WJS •"•'•:•:. GONDOOWNERS, •Aaaski f\ the Gulf Fbrt Stpg. Cerer" MANAGERS^ ,j Robert "Bob" Gawle A REALTOR-Associatc WHO ARE THE BUYERS (ft'ESTlON: Can >:ii classifr hpfs of buvei vic*ir.B only 15°* of the: Old fashioned values ••;•/•• ARE YOU and how .rich tl» ad). Il makes sense to li*l. riics? with i REALTOR. •• •; ^ and prices r-"- ; MISSING ;THE BOAt? ANSWER: H.ukally, Ihere are three times of return to the waterfront GATOR POOL SERVICE HAS: people w ho link it homes. •.'-'-.- Better chemical prices The first is in » hurry tn Tun hedriHim.lwn bath .vill.is > move. Thi-j may. "nave, . ~ Better pool inahHcncince - o been .iraniferrcJ or •'/ Best const., renovations, repairs : already »o!d theii1 present Home.' Thtft- ari' Ih? $ K1MH DON'T GET LEFT BEHIND! .baj/ert Thc-*ei i 89,900 'harB»in."fhfy • lni'liuk's-icci GATOR for^.l^ by oivni-i kiinii center, iwinimiRB poui-.; spas, a Keru-ral th KeyBuysare Items which we are able to price even lower.lhan their regular discount price as a result ot manu- facturers' temporary promotional allowances. 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If* gWithagrainof salt have liny times the size those dear Keebler. ™; Key lime pie the conch way nounced konk and -t. of a five-year-old's little eiveS make ^graham " refers] to someone J -O -: •-. •-. - "J, ; •-• ' • " • -• • .- fingernail. ^ with other ingredients, tartlets. Six of them whose family has been .'_" r _j By Glnnl Brown But back to'thfi pie. (one package) will hold born. in ,lhe Florida * : a process which causes ^.; I^t is now ' . possible" " " , more arguments than _. First ol.all, if you see a the^ contents of one Keys for at least three "* !l thanks to the Key West possibly any other pie green one, don't eat it. balth ol pie ^filling generations "—; insist ~: u It's probably been made perfectly. If not con- Lime Juice Factory of recipe in the world- that the left-over- e?g..; -^ £'Miami, which bottles Key .-. .. limes, with lime Je!l-o~, and sumcil at -onccl' they of whipped cream, or -whites were used for 't- \ £ the real thing, to enjoy themselves,-won't be" you, don't need that. may he wrapped in foilu Cool. Whip or La meringue. Two others ': j" > Real key lime pie or Saran wrap and safe- • Crcrne., 'Somt 'folks O^ "authentic" key lime ripe for atr least ,a '. insist that they certain-' ;. ranges in color from a ty frozen until needed. leave eggs out of the gj pics all " :s™ CMdT tHMCT9TI«n3 G-IiEAT PR£EI»ON MWlCUTTilS $ 95 SUMMERLIN ^ SQUARE N()W 25 466-8848; " EDISON MALL Offering remodeling sen/ices ii , .939-2262 :, and decorator services. 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As . \ or cut down pollution. The same -- = can be inserted into individual com" so often asjil grows.These molls the full moon provides maximum • J lysate product from Limning blood : ponents Of the compound eye, the. •-. are often cast as beautiful perfect • . • lunar gravitation, thc.'.ide will be;; •. i can be used for this purpose loo, "• ': : ommatidia, and into individual op- . specimens of the animal. You can ^ one of those especially high tides ' * ! that is, for the detection of tic nerve cells. These large com- Vtell a cast shed from a dead animal .that occur twice each month. At- - j ^ pollutants in the nation's wetlands/ pound eyes have been the subject' very nasily. Along the arc from left tached to the female may be a train . *! Limulus lysate can detect con- - of study.for almost a century and to right and around the front of the of smaller males, identical in ap- : ! tamination in minute quantities ; have yielded much valuable infor- animal, at the juncture of the .'""> pearance except for the pedipaips, '_ f;even to one billionth of a gram per mation on photoreception for all carapace or top shell with the bot- the foremost of the moveable ap-' • cubic centimeter. Other areas ' ..- animals including man. Dr. H.K, tom parts, may be found the clue. pendages. In the male these are v i : where lysate has proved to be of j >Hartlein, pioneer in this field, won o If this is sealed solid you are look- equipped with ctubfootlike gripp- • considerable interest are in spinal a Nobel Prize in ifl67 for his work. . ing at an animal that simply died. - ing devices which enable him to at- : meningitis, and in cancer research.' He states that more Is known. , If there is a long curved even slit, - c lach to the edge of the female's --.,. ' 1 ; , - It was suggested a long time ago -'.about the lateral compound eye of ' _ you can conclude that you have in .. carapace. Sometimes* four, ' , that impurities in the drugs • • • this animaUhan any&her sensory., your hands'a shed skin. Of course, sometimes eight males are dragged; employed to treat cancer might be system of any animal. "The simple _.'_ another way to tell is that the shed ashore in a train by one large --; 1 female. Here in the shallow water ? the renl agents that.control cancer organization of this eye makes it -c skin is clean, dry and not smelly, f'- and not the drug at all. Perhaps, it easy to record and analyze the dec- *-• whereas the dead cne is none ol of an extremely high tide the -. was suggested, it was the endo&x-- , trical signals the eye uses to send those things. > ;: -=*- . female will lay her eggs, fertilized ins in the drug that gave the ; -. information to the brain." Stich ' - Take a clean, dry. shed skin, rfp • by the mill of one or more of thc,"-«. - beneficial results, not the drug '--.- electronic analysts has provided inv •-. 'away and discard all of IKe ventral attendant nalcs! The eggs are itself. With the horsefoot lysate's portant information as to how the r buried in the .sand or mud, For two : parts -^ legs, pctiipafps, gilla, ' V ability to detect astonishingly '_ human eye perceives lines, edges - I'veryihing — and get down to the full weeks until the Hew moon, the - minute quantities of ehdotoxins, it - and contrasting colors as well as ~ clean, exposi'rf dome nf the ;. ; J water will not~cover" the nest, thus protecting it Irom alt waterborne .'-. is currently being explored to light intensities. Such data have - carapace. Then hf>Id it up against r> determine whether it is possible to . been important in developing bright sunshine and you will see;,--... predation. Of course, raccoons,.. . . administer such minute subtoxic methods for the understanding and •'•- for yourself the bright pearly '-" birds, crabs, and people disturb V •' levels of endotoxins to inhibit , _: treatment of eye problems in structure of the lateral compound and destroy millions of such epgs. ^ tumor growth. T- - '•,'-" ^•humans. = ""; ;•? ''.. <. ""*-" / %.-':'' . eye proving that the lateral cye"'\ But enough are laid so.that soon; ..Another major ares of Interest ' This lateral compound eye is a ... .-: TIOCS indeed capture and concen-: _.-. with the coming high water, the ''•' -relating to the Limulu* concerns --. marvelous light gathering device ' trate the sun's rays En a very effi- released larvaeare sometimes to .: : i its three pairs of eyes. There is the' :,-. that has been studied extensively ,v cient manner. '- ;| • be seen by the'millions.. ! c insignificant ventral pair of simple ;. in the past in an effort to duplicate .-;. • Soon on Sanihcl as thcyear pro- That this ancient creature evolv-. : eyes present In larvae which disap- '-.'. the "engineering" ihat so ably con- gresses into the warm weather • -"" ed the ability tfl employ certain, :. pear in the adult. There may be ; : *' ccntrates light. In the last decade ; astronomical principles, Le:, lunar £ :. season, spawning of the horsefoot c three additional photosensitive ven- ;] or so, a lotof attention.was given , :; will take place. Such spawning ac- ^ gravita'tion, is, to roe at least. little 1,; tra) areas, some authors state. ; . '•' to solar energy applications. The". : tivity implies a dtep and ancestral short of miraculous. ..-.'• Thereis a pair of simple eyes in ; _ . structure of this eye led to Impor- ; knowledge of tidal rh,ythms that , Limulus adults have very few. . '" / the middle of the Limulttt ~ •• "•'- - ^ tant conclusions En the field of solar has evolved in the *,imulus over its enemies besides man. Sea turtles t. "forehead", which are not. • . =.,-> energy light gathering designs. • • long life span." " ; "; sometimes eat their^underparts, 1,' -i remarkable. The really important;' ' Now, however, many people feel' -'! On the night of a full moon, the v. and sharks arc known to consume ~ eyes are the two targe compound • (% that the energy crisis is overhand . , " female laden with eggs will head them sometimes. Of course, the lar-- - ones that are placed one on each • consequentiy,solar energy study toward shore pushing heir way vac are fed upon by birds and , : .side, rather high oh the dome of; .-,. . and application has been put on - -.- along with her hind legs, which arc fishes but so many are produced "the carapace. These are placed V L; hold. But perhaps the world will tipped with broomltke appendages ' ihat this predaiiop. hardly serves to presumably to provide sideways vt- wake' up again soon and get back to which grip easily into loose mud or affrct ihe population. Although sand. Her fluttering gill flaps also . mankind has destroyed Limvlus for., " sion, and in fact the term. Ltmutus this important line of research. . : comes from the word (imus, which f you want to see for \, '- provide some locomotion^ do the generations, believing that their in Latin means glancing sideways. yourself what a wonderful thrca forward pair of legs, each tip- consumption of shellfish larvae was . The Iwo'great compound eyes ^ " light gathering device this is, itf" ped with forccp like pincers. Ahead deleterious to the fishery, I believe '- I that the speck's is likrly to : *""~ have been very important in '•_• ,:•? can be demnnstrnled easily almost.'^ /.. of the foiir pairs of le^s j*. the fifth (i mankind's understanding of the ••'" any day on Sanibei's famous shell- 'i pair of appendages, very like the •' survive.Q- .' • "" • •.. -~, '. Ariel Now For A George QmpfivU v:ns trained hi zmtlogy ofirf • / botany and spent several decades in-Asia, Africa, • Europe am! South America. Much of his tifr he hnf' been involved in the study uf crocodilian!, He t's fnitfider/cknirman of the SQUthuxtt Floridar ^ Regional Altigatnr At*aciati»K He is the author of "The Nature of Things on Sanibet," now in iit fifth printing. -•'"_',•'•• ,r>-.-. ''•-"'."• Ann Winlerbutham tens'a teacher in •-•. M000 00 in Prizes. Mutsttchusetts f»r 17 ywrt before mailing la • SOLVE THE Sanibetin 1965, She was a founding member of ' A REALTORS" Present S>inibel-Captiltt Conservation Foundation and -\ ,. chairman for sei'im-years,'and from 1S75-SS served PUZZLE! AMERICAN on' Siitib'el Planning Cvmrritisi'tn. eight yeart as chairman. " .~ -.-:,. ;..-"• .« ••"_•' ;. . - She,.and Cnmpbrll arc aaliiin/ilhisfrtitor of &'/ CONTEST number o/ book* abiiul I he flora and fauna of Florid* Together they guide natunil hhtory field - .Jrips to Kenyn, Galapagns and Australia. The List of Great Prizes Home Improvements Color TV : •":. Dimness at Local Restaurants : Car : '.:?.' Tune-Vps ^ 22 prizes in ail} Pick-Up Your NO PUZZLE PURCHASE NECESSARY! AMERICAN HOME WEEK SOLVE THE PUZZLE CONTEST , Just one more mason why we're your Community NEWSpaper REPORTER ..-•>» J i---jBanjbel library: Beginning May 1 the libray A is time srem concentrated in Duane Non-Fiction •; '-'" '•"' "--•--• fihotographs blend in this excellent '.'; fie operating on summer.hours: Moore, a one-time oil millionaire -Up 'Til A'ow-Eugene McCarthy • volume. The history, techniques,:' : j Monday-Friday, 10 a.m'.-i p,m.: now on the edge of bankruptcy. ^Recognized as an astute political and materials of wood, glass,-\ - r Saturday, 10 a.m.-noon and; Central to the plot is the problem participant and observer, the _ ?1 •- ceramic, and metal crafts are > Wednesday, 7-S p.m. ;.- • of how to.celebrale the town's up- • former senator has effectively com- -' covered in this uniqiie work which • coming esnlennial. . : -bined k series of personal c wiil help you gain a greater ap- L ' | Destiny -r Sally fJeauman ' . - reminiscences with a penetrating " prcciation of these classic master- '--p- : £ By Pat Robertson tl Passion and fashion rise to new analysis of the modern American pieces. ' _ •-• ..i ~\' ' ' '"•• - ' „ \ : heights in this sweeping, sexy sn#a .. political arena. He combines the :: K Fiction: 5(afc of iwb star-crossed lovers. The • rotes of historian, philosopher, and , The Silk Road — Irene Franck and - A = 2 Scarlet - David Aaron hero - Edouafd de Chavigny, a citizen in his concern .(or the future I* David Brownsiiine . '-.. \ iu " Nuclear brinkmanship and oval wealthy and ambitious French of the net ion and its demccralic . ^ grossing over 5.000 miles Df in.- . • . *~ office politicking highlight this ^ businessman. The heroins —\ political processes... \ . t " . ;. hospitable desert, mountain and ' ; .2 thriller about an international .- Helene Craig, an ethereal beauty valley, the Silk Road provided a ,-, \ :< manhunt for n nuclear terrorist. ' raised in aiu Alabama trailer park: -The Map Catalog - Joel Makower, ' link between China and the West • 5J Packed with authentic detail/the From their first fateful meeting in eU. •„••" • :'d - :.;••. •;".',••-" <.°-" forever 2,000 tears. The route was*, • •"" book sizzles with realism and ex- Paris, we lock back into the past > Railroad maps, census maps, used by conquerors such as Alex- ; citement. Terence Culver, a -''•• bicycle route maps, tide and cur- ander the Great, and traders such -\ fanatical ex-GI and deluded ter? , that fashioned themvand then - :. ; 1 r follow their lives into the present. ; rent maps, astronomical maps— ••- as Marco Polo, prior to tlieTise of .,.v > rorisl, has his hands on an atomic^ these are just a few of the many the great European naval forces. i . bomb. His threat — to,destroy a The Ladies of Missalonghi - Col- leen McCuitoogh '' .-s . types of maps available. This Cultural Literacy — E.D. Hirsch -^ \ "... major European city; The author is catalog provides information about," A recent issue of The Sew York I a former SALT negotiator and Na- r : A mousy little spinster; Missy, is. some 45 different types of map's, . Times Book Review contained an. i: tional Security Council staff . _ the heroine of this diverting short agencies from which to obtain each, jnteresting self-evaluating quiz bas ; member., - : : : r - novel set in Australia En the years i and examples of many map pro- , ed on this book. The author main- ; ' -" TexasvxUe • Larry McMurty ~ -'-- ~L- before WWI. Missy is one.of the * ducts. A treasure trove of in forma- tains that there is a body of " _: The cast of characters is almost poor female relations of the- ••?"". ; tion. -. • • '••--• \ ^ -,.; °,- '• knowledge that enables readers to f. '.identical*with that of McMurty's wealthy Hurlingford clan who vir- Antique*: Traditional Technique* make sense of what they reurl. and : [ : prize winner "The Last Picture tually own the town of Byron. .; of lAe Maxter Craft$man — . that his grasp of background infor .\ ^ jShow." But the time is thirty years When Missy determines to change Elizabeth Drur7, ed. . ' mation is the key to effective \ '• •' 'later. The town of Thalia has gone * things, the rigid social structure of r : An impressive roster of con- education. Dr. Hirsch presents his " [ : from boom to bust, a victim of the the town comes under siege. A tributing editors, f:lcar cut explana- arguments and then his 5,000 item ; " rnid-80,1 oil glut. The stresses of the quirky, entertaining romance.'' •*. : tions, and a weaiih of historical: Hst.SuperTrivia.il] - • '"•, :_ ) Library day features authors : author of Key West , history of Florida. J The sixth "annual : Growth." .-•;';,, .;i. Writers and Their This event is spbn- ( library day- in Lee The program will in- Houses. The third sored by the library County will be observ- clude presentations by writer, David Kaufelt, boards and Friends of ed Friday, May 1, from three^Florida^ulhprs, -is the author of ^thc Lee County 1 p.m?to 3 p.m. at the- followed by a recep- American-. Tropic, an libraries. Admission is Fort Myers-Le* Coun- tion. The speakers in-; historical novel set in free, and the program ty Public Library, 2050 clade Palti Bartletl.co-; . Florida. TeleMedia has . is open to the public.: Lee Street. This year> author of -A'.Pictorial. purchased this book for Contact,.,person is theme is "A Celebra- History of Lee County a television ministries Lesa' - Holstine, tion of Heritage and . and Lynn Kaufelt, unfolding a 437-year telephone 334-3221.D cm "•' ' ~ IN CHARLOTTE :-:: Roderick 639-1136 ._••,-•.. ••• .-•(& i REALTY The Classified Department j Get the MOST !ro:n your advertising dollar.. Advertise In The Classifieds GENERAL'MERCHANDISE "..- :. REAL ESTATE \. : ; > GULF FRONT HOMES AT 25-WORDS fe ¥ S3 00 '25.WOBDS ..: -. S4.00 ' . S2.50 4.1',VtEKS •'.- : -514.00- :puBiiCAiiO'is.s2.so • iiDDIUONAl. PUBLiCAT!O!IS. >3 !5 - m PRICES USE THIS CONVENIENT ORDER FORM TO PLACE YOUR AD! i -. 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EsUlc Broker Home: 813/472-6203 MAIL TO: Tile Classified Depl., 16681 McGregor Blvd. so FT. MYERS »<• -.-A '• O ". SALT before serving, pile on - • fcom page 1GB ' the whipped cream as a. topping. Or, you can sports digest v make: their key lime now^ gently fold the ; pies with meringue. a whipped cream into '"" ~: In third, with a 26, were Polly Chaves and Bettv 2 _. But since I don't like iU the mixture^fiiryour Dunes Women closeout Puff followed by Barbara Dollgren and Marn/" " F I don't. '..;.©_' ._.'"• crust and then -?; There is a version refrigerate . . . for, their golfing season which ^alls for folding - The season's, closcout for The Dunes Women's : • • BEACHVIEW W1NNKUS: Plus 21 "was what it ^ anywhere from ,two : " in "stiffly whipped egg^ Nine Hole Golf Association had Lou Hilt in low L- ; took to win quite handily in thp Ut-achvie* Golf ; » hours" to overnight : whites instead of whip- - I use t*o egg yolks gross with a 48 for Flight A. Phyllis Harvey loolT Club's men's association evtjjt last Saturday —. / ped cream and serving (when I .remember, second with 50. • ;; ? - • Walter Rahn, Phi! Millsom; DwigKt Hughes ar.d 'J frozen. This couldn't be them) and always fold'. -•' Low nct'was won by Dot Decker with 33; second , Dick Grant snatched an easy first place iro'm four-;" •. .-- a real conch reeinepas 'in the La Crernc. Onci-, was Marie Colon with 34. Ginny McKee look low some Dick Hawthorne, Ted Hartshornc, *EM Keed > - freezers were not part : and Ralph -Ariss. who stiil managed to mme in ?e-' g , just for the fun of it, I putts with 15. , .. ' ...... '•.,•• ."\ ; -- of Key living in the folded in'eight ounces Flight B winners w*re Louise Johnson/who had, cbnd with Plus 10. ,: '• _; : ^ .-1800s. •;.,••.;-.. . :. of sour cream instead,,. 50 for low gross and A,nn Louwers, 51. in second ;:!.-. A stroke behind'al Plus 9 gave Bnh Arkin5, pickm : -?" . If you do use the egg The results "were .pfaco. .•• '.-,•-. •"'"'; "•'•,-,"' ° -. . • ;' Light, Torn Judsnn avid Bob liarmrr third place, Q . yolks, beat them gentlv divine, but it took Hillic Tyler with 3*3 took low net; Marion Gordon! -The special 18-hole-vvenL-wua for 60 golfers: ; a with a fork and then ' ; : : Earlier in the wei-k it was fl lie for two four- m almost 24 hours to set with 38 was secRnrl. Peg Wilhoifs 15 were fewest 3J o stir in the condensed up to the proper cwt- putts. •"-. ; ' . - '•:"''• " \ -•_ -*• " j Mimes with eight points. Jack Harrington. Dick . ^milk and the lime juice : 1 HawUiorne, Hud Walters and Jim Mancdtc were , .ting consistency. ^ Next year's officers are Marie Colon, uhair- -\l' until smooth. "Thrifty • .woman: Claire Howie, assistant; Vt*lda Owen, ' | even with Jim Hornbrook, Dwtghtllaghes, Al : -- Key lime- pic -does : souls such as I pour secretary-treasurer; Marge Davison, hospitality; ' Johnson and Karl Bcik. ' y •'._ ; some of,the juice into , not hold well at room temperature,, par- niltte Tyler, assistant; and Phyllis Harvey and ':'. Second place with six points went to Rudy -the empty milk can and Enid Beaver, tournament chairwoman and assis ••>'.! Mikulic Dave Spochr, Rill Reynolds and Jim • , ':-.. swish it around '"- ticularly Florida room ;> ' temperature, so if .tant. •:• • =•-... • ." •' . ' . •. _'u---'-. , Esson. Forty players entered that match.C. thoroughiy . to get J • Others are Louise Misner, handicap chairwoman; '•• - •-• • ''•;•-- "':¥• " "' . ^. • .-• ;every smidgeon of the ; you're taking this ; treasure to a social Doric VanDerbeck, rules; and Jan?. Myers, publici- • DUM^S FIELD DAY: Donna Vaeche proved a^ © 0 sweet Ihickness out. ; !>y.D ~: ',"••/ •": "•' ".•-.;'-; . At thb point one. ° event or.to give it to a ( multiple winner during Field hay'for The Dunes • .faces another choice. friend, freeze it first. ; • QUOTA^TOSSUP: It was an 18-hole tossup for \; "Women's Association 18 hole players when she ^ managed a low gross of 78 for first place and then -^ :;: You.tan put the* mix-- By the time you arrive quota pooints when members of the men's associa-. : :':~ ,ture in your pie shell or •*.. and arc ready to eat it, lion of The Dunes Golf and Tennis Club vied for 1< went on to take other prizes. ~- , ; - ...•'. " ^ it will be delightfully : : -" Audrey Derleth, also managing several prizes, :'...: tart, refrigerate it and. ; win, place and show last week. J '. ='\ "'•" \ edible.U ; : .: The winner was Knut Christensen with a Plus 7; : took second in low gross. • ; ;>, but closeon his heels were Dean Dykstra and . '• ^r-Libby Hayes with 63 had low net, closely follow-: Baldy Avery.with Plus 6 and a quintet, Erhart ; cd by Pat Moloney with 64. Tied for third "in low . ; net with 66 were Betty Thoma«, Martha Kildw-- Becker, Don Bush, Charlie Uhr, Ron Hernandez : and.Dave Misner, with a Plus 5. ; and Von Lfeht; Fran Nuelle's 27 were fewest -^ ' Nine-hole results were equally close with Ray •' : putts. . ,-."- -. . •-• :- ' .•.-•' "-V." . O'Neill leading the pack with Plus 5 and three ties;; - Special prizes for "most water balls" and "m«ist at second with Bob Levcne, Alan Boers and D. sand traps" were awarded to Barb McGinlcy and .r Cooperrider with Plus 4, In third place were Bob : Marge Yeaser. "Curtis and George Koury. both with Plus 3.D i Closest to the pin prizes wero taken_hy Nora' ..' Krieger on No. 2, Yaeche optNo. 5, McGinlcy on . • BEST BALL- KVKNT: The event among No. 6, Derk-th on both No. 9 and No. II ah~d Joan '.' -Beachview Golf Club women's associatiorT. :: Smith on No. 17^ , -: .a' . ' ..'.-, members last week was a best ball, won"-with • '•'• In a year-long birdie~con'tfst, Derleih won with_^- aplomb1 by Winnie Comlossy and Jean Houch with: 10 followed by Yaeche with nine and Cath'y .", : ;* a score'bf 24. , ••• •Sutherland with eight, Barb Sutherland and Only a stroke behind were the twosomes of ; ; Kildow had four each. ••- Wfiiz Lowden and Barbara Spochr and Martha ; ';' Low gross in ringer.": was won by Cathy . •: . • Mlakarand Ellie Barati. ;i I Sulhcrl.tncl with 62; Yaechc_hari 63.u^ "Buying orSellingb Home? Here's How a REALTOR Helps You! '•&*£ REALTORS; members of n Ural board of REALTORS:; ©' subscribe to a Codeiof Ethics that pledges' them toAhe fair : treatment of homebuyers and sellers. 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"^ • Custom Homes • Piling Homas • Additions • Remodeling ; LOCKSMITH 549-4400 SfFL 33914 CGC026W3 E)ONS LOCKSMITHS i; TOTAL SALES AND SERVICE ^ FOULKS FOREST CABINETRY • WALL UNITS • FURNITUHE , . Auto — Residential,. \\ :- REPAIR • MIUWORK • WOOD TURNING C^nmerctal, including safes. ;: '. COUNTER-TOP flESURFACINQ cwnsed-lnsured . • Curt Poutk*-472 BW • •"- ' •- '=*• ' "' '' • •;• ": • "'' "• -, 24 Hour Emergency Mobile Sewice j 936-0373 489-4450 466-7300 3459Fo*ler ' 16321 U.S. *15 16103 San Carlos Blvd. ;Sanibel Creative Tile Co. IT ISNT A RUMOR.!.-"--" j PLUMBINO 472-2853 IT'S ALL TRUE!- 472-Tile Nave '"i ; CAILTODAY Plumbing Vff V residential • commercial Z244A •_ • ,.-. Sales &Sewai.. Periwinkle Way Cail4?2-U0i complete repair & remodeling service" ,v 0 \rS ASK ABOUT ISN'T IT TIME OUR FOR GUARANTEED YOUR - ADS! , GARAGE SALE? CALL 4660500 -EVERYBODY'S MARKETPLACE HOMES FOR -CONDOS CONDOS Ssnlbel Island flepoiief Cape Coial Observer ANNOUNCEMENTS FoMMyaisBiachObser - North Fort MyenOhsarver SAIE 2 FOR SALE' f OR SAIE ForlMjetsObsenrflr :i Charlotte Shopping Qulda OVERWEIGHT? WATEHFRQNT1 Custom " MAKE WINTER- Unhappy? Choose .th_ >'Old Ftorida.stySe horn : A MEMORY nation's »i Herbal Nutrl- I m-Jcf const iction. Yci and step right onto ^ils aan- tion Program. Take ihe | enjoy boating, l:shina dy beach in Snug Ha'bo:.. Classified Department 1 llrst slep,lo a heallhler, bird watching , from your Our 2 9D r.bndn w/huge happier lite. Pat Fisher, own backyard, features:": master bedroom plus den. 4B9-4Q40.V *s GreaUoom iv/liieplac.e. a Also otters a screen porch ROOMY 2/2, dining room, '• " spacious eatin' kit. Dining ... - plus storage, cabana plus ground floor unit at San- 466-0500 room or den, two bedrooms an encittng lifestyle that, dpebbie, M.>- Gulf Drive. : : and bath and tan a I on lirst ; Owner occupied, never on '. •'.' 16681 McGregor Blvd. ".- ' GEN.REAl ••:,..- - r makes every day a vacation•- iloor. Huge master suite-on foronly$3tS,000Seeyouat - rental pooll Priced below . :- For! Myers, Florida 339Q6 >"-' •• ESTATE FOR SALE second floor. Beiroom has the pool and on the court. market. JH9.500. 472BO4O . OFFICE OPEN DAILY 6:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. or 472-3291, IR0513 UNIQUE:;(3ULF. FRONT a vaulted ceiling and sliding ' Ask for Marsha.- .\' CLOSED SATURDAY and SUNDAY ; PROPERTY at Pleasant Bay, glass doois opening onto a " 1 Eve.--'"' . OUTSTANDING - - - Nova Scotia, Canada. SO- deck overlooking pool and DEADLINE: Monday. 11 ami; (or all Observer bayou. Bath has a 6' jflCuiii 914-353-2691. = . - VIEWS* VALUES papers and Charlotte Shopping Guide. Tuesday, acres, 4 OH, fully, furnished 2 bedrocm, 2 bath home. Large barn, separate and It' ot vanity w/shower••'- Days = ;. . Island Reporter; ' ,;-. - ... ., . _.- 0 " wa'erfront corvJos •=-•• <• ' workshop. F^ntaaJlc • Gull, and commode enclosed sup-' 1-800-431-3010- arate'y. Two rone air and . from 1115.000 up. - : ' RATES PREDICAiED ON PAYMENT PRIOR TO and mountain vte*s, Of '-' PUNTA RASSA fered a! 199,500 (U.S.) heaHnoJcarjed. pool and ,- PUBLICATION. ••'_ > : DAVTS~WOOO"S, 3 beiiroom REALTY, INC. B13 472-2835. . IJ)507 patio. All this within mln. t63 beach. M59.9OO. Cai! 813- 2 bath condo. Lovely drapes 466-4040 W' : w/rratching bedspreads. " General Merchnndlst— 25 words/one publl- 4723867. s ;,l«0? , ; fans, newly papered kilchert SAN/BEL cation — S3.00 firsl week; 52.50 additional weeks. 1 •Additional publications. S2.5O per week. Addi- USEPpTisTAN"D — Village - and baths, appliances, near GULF fffONT UNIT -• COMPASS POINTE Tor tional words, 10 cents addillonal wordslpubllca- - Duplex cottarjes. 2 bed-, FMB and Sanibel. $55,000. ' v Floor, 2 bedroom, t Bath .'• tfon/weeK. ""••". , • " - - . " " 2.5 acres located li joom, 2 balh, Bayfront/: O*nerr 488-1410. eiun Den, Furnished, Rgof &:i '" '•• " " • •- • ••'• ' • - ains dandy " kn. Be(urb'tshed--!98fi • Deck. Musi sell. . Real Estate: 25 woids — J4.00; loul weeks — ?/ good accDss ready to build Dy Rob!) and SlucKey Rent' BUY SENSATIONAL CALLOWNW ; $14.00: 13 weeks — 5*?25. Additional publica ••;. fin i rrnnrtgood M,HDP tnnl nmnrt ^ -_iv-i^^AnY<. nmHu^Inn: ' - tlllTrn WiPlliP WATER VIEWS 612630-1428: JHj, tlons, $3.25 per each week; 10 cents additional .. needs to sell S9.800 pay . J150 000. Call Bob Rausch- -- ' tXPunta R*Jt* r. words/publication/week. . ; - . ; . . ,. • "$1,600 down, assures loan. enbe^ger. B1 ^62-3309. i-osa f\*ttS»ntk*l INTERVAL _ -2 B/2~ 8A,-all amenities. House 2 bedrm. 1 bath. 5 DUNES BY OWNER — -'Classified Display - J550 percolurnn Inch. _ From S130.00Q. Choice OWNERSHIP 5 .miles from town lovely set- Great private lake vtaw In Additional publications, S3.S5 each.: - .,- apartments open (or view- ' ting large deck overlooking country club-surrounding '. CASA YBEL —luxurious mtns. excellent iocarj.cn •~(no golf chatter, he condo- Townhouse — 2 bedroom -'2 meeiingel no (guK odor) ' A Complete Rate Card and Contract Rates" Avail- ' built in cablets very private • bain — upper unit onoo"-: ground level, 3 bedroom • 3 :.; - abla by Request. . alt for$39,9W pay 17,000 PUNTARASSA Boautiful view. lenr.ls and - - down assume loan. - :- - bath, 2,000 square feet, pool — weeks 31 and 32 healed screen pool, garage, "\ REALTY, INC. $a0O0 a week. 472-1354.'" ''•.-. GENERAL: The Classified Store reserves the . recently remodeled and tt 3.2 acres-short distance , 466-4040 :. IR-O5O7 r tight to properly classify, edit; or [eject any ad. redecorated. Possession at from Murphy good garden •. • - : -•••-• mom4 spot ready to build on owner buyers election up until Oc- . A~NEW CONCEPT in~cf ndo SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION - ._ Commercial accounts must supply basic credit said sell 112.600 pay S2.800 lober 1st. Unfurnished is\- minium design' in 'frlme BEACH CLUB — Week 15 . information. - .; -, • .. - • .down payment assume ing rm^fiOO, S239.500. Will south location. 2 or 3 bed- for sale, 2nd floor, corner, • loan. - --•-. sett furnished. (BO) rooms, garage, private great view, Gull-beach front, 4726273 (B13) 930 5313. beach, lennis, pool ~ All ads placed by phone will be read back at. :. courtyard. Priced rrld $60s . .-J. IRO5G7 313 -(61-0004 evenings. . time of placement. Be sure to chock your ad the < Lake front lots deep.water ' Realty Worid Roberts. 469- first week il appears. We will not be responsible level and ready to build on "1005. - 5CHtW» : paved road county water "lor eirors alter the first publication. ,- (1 aci 2 bdrm Wcotah & Q£AOIES~NESTTBEACH underground utilities very stable, surrounded by"' FURNISHED APARTMENT VILLA — Ma.'ca Island; desirable lots 144,000 p.sy '• ?AU ads are priced at a Hat rate {no telund for "woods, near schools &' -• 2 bed'oom, 1 bath. New . *eek 11 for-sate. one M.OOO down assume loan; - '.'. unused weeks) and may be cancelled any time shopping — 'Furt- Mye<5 ' dishwasher. garbage bedroom top" floor," gulf ij/ afterthelirstpublicatlon.Ailscancelleilbeforeln- , Shores-ir $1,000 DOWN If disposal, carpet, nswiy -'- -beactiftonl. corner unil. 5 ; •'senior! will be billed for 1 week. . v =-; These are a few of over 2000 painled. Windsor'Weal." iiar rated — 313661-0064 yO'jnuaMy! SG7,900 MURRY : J listings,: We have small $33 000. 433-4948. -' ' -• evsningsT -. IR-0507 Prepayment MAY ' be requited on some • 6947691. IBNS-0JZ9 - , tracts Urge tracts cabins : ALL043O classification's.; -' ; houses old farjps lake front sVNinL^OTTAGEVlJNTT 102 - Week 16 - 3rd week. We accept MasterCard and VISA, at no addi- lots etc. Write or call today : spacious, 5 tiedioo April 120,000 FIRM - if , tional crwrge, for your convenience. ' tor a free listing brochure. - . bath, pool w/wet bar, new = direct with owner. 413 668- You can call Iree by dialing carpet and lile Hoof. O'l acte '' I98t.. ~ '- BI-0507 t INTERVAL J1OMES .. ~7 OONDOS/APTS. CONDOSIAF1S. COMM. PROP. ,. r OWNERSHIP FOR PENT 9 FOR BENT FOR RENT -FOR RENT _1*A TORTUOA BEACH ~CLU6" . SANIBEL-TAHtTI APTS. - MOSILE HOMf FOR RENT CHOICE OFFICE SPACE in — Weeh ii and 45 — e'mep-.i 200 • FRONTAGE ^ deep SHELL HARBOR -"3 BDf? • BA, pool, dock, davits. 19G8 A.It units are 2fcr<2 tja. , living WEAfl Sanibel. 1 h 2 BD's : •. Sanibel Really Cenler. £450 liortal opportunity — musl ,*eekly,-.or monthly. Large room.- kitchen, fjorWa room. r. por monirs. Call Bert Jenks sell now — sacrllico J8.995 -• , . 'tot. quiet park. Manager on '•'— - evenlnns. 472-5042. "ay JaNb " or. Joan Good at Sartlbft! to t>gaci-i. Lc! urice • decora'ed, private fceuchac- '• prprntses. StiT!;nQ Apri'- 1st RBaity. 472-6565; eveninos, 5150.CC0/ Build tu "'suit - cuis;' telephony TV...shell-. ; yearly^ rental'. c466-CS02.. 4722066. . IR«5!4 •» UQ.HTHOUSE KESORT& WHITE .rsr> WHITE inq, b'^f^g, quite fe^'(Jenf:ii' • fUR"NiSHFO-. APARTMENT, >". CLUB —Urga luxury water- DEVELOPERS 813472-36117 H.ARBjJUR COIUGE .-^Reighborriood.- Within !0 CattUa ort"(he Quit. Suit-. f UflNrSHEO OFfYCES •' tron|,2bedroom.2balhand bd:n. 2 tvr, -,n Ksp ~iit-.it- lot Z fidults May to - availAfcle'tof 1W per month, "• convertible den. Three ter- • . Oct. i by rrwif!, 472-4603. itilities Cft'l 5 ; . rates, pool, tennis, bi- WATERFRONT single .542-3279 eve: cycles.sleeps six. Compare Gaff Csail ¥«»•<•" 'weekends. Writf .family btdg. lots » bost - , Oiy. MOBILE HOMES ^ OFFICE* SPACE, -*«cci'erii" belo>e.you buyl Call B.J. cl Miini) Lynch •• Acts.. P.O. Box ;• ... For! ;1 dncks. *ai"-. . to beach; - FOR RENT 12 Gaivla, VACATION SHOPPE . ..Sanibel. 7 ill.-1350 - SALES, Inc. Broker. _ tg v mid-Aprii. • . . .' •'".• •••• -'_'~ -' •• brokers/ :. ' Suite 5 consultants 2323 Woo&lar Lane . MORE ANNUAL RENTALS AVAILABLE* of sanibel, inc. •- (813) 472-2255 CaU Cindy Britton at (813) 472 4113 Mon.- Fri. :-.-.- •••;:-. -••••« ^ ; r 813/472-1613 ISLAND GOMMERGiAL OPPORTUNITIES -sdUTH FORT MYERS- Brand New High Proiile Retail Office Condominiums - : Right next to Ecktrds. Sharp new low maintenance RIVERFRONT — at Jimmy Connors, 2 bed- bulldlrig about tobs built. Only four units to be sold. CaIt room/2 bath, furnished or unfurnished. AM ; Immediately lor prB-construction intoimalion. .,, ] . appliances. Spa membership included! • '•Large commerclst parcel. Suitable lor cenler wilh' NEAR SANIBEL — 2 bedraom/2 bath unfur- restaurant and bank with drive In facility, Over 2.5 acres, nished, kids O.K. All.appliances, screened VVIP Kraltjr Gronp, Inr. 3.2 acre light Indusliial pa-cel in issl growing G. Ft. Mye's porch, poof and tennis. S42S. 90)CRd . II you flic inlet rcinl 4 For information, call Lana'VaiL 4B2-8040.;,./ © VACATION ,, VACATION VACATION WANT TO BUY HELP HELP m RENTALS 13 RENTALS 15 RENTALS" 15 REAL ESTATE 16 WANTED 31 WANTED 31 FRANKLIN. NX-!-Houses lor SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION . BEAUTIFUL CAPTIVA NEW YORK INVESTORS looKmg to buy Singlfiijemily PART TIME THE CITY OF SANIBEL is * sale, also weekly tenlata. BEACH COTTAGE, 2 Bdr. - ISLAND, a-new private fiones and incorrifir'(jt0per. We have a' ne* program accepting applications fo: . Acre lots tor sale. Beautiful "~ 2 Baih on the gulf. S700V*te hom^i wilh Victorian Key ty. Any cor5diiien.-CASHftw . PAHT TIME TEMPORARY views. 5 miles :i->m town- • off season, J1,2W(wk. sea,. West charm, blended with TERMS: Local Vepreseh- jdb seeHO'9, non-wording SERVICE WORKER. 30 hrs : Janis and Mike McCuade, -\ : son — $8E0.'wk. January. V, contemporary space and lative. 694-0092.', N3CI-0527 spouses, retirees. *eflkiy, appfox, 3 4 ma^t'is. 4820172. After May 1st - ^313-886767?. " ... I-OMI.- luxury. A Uo-minul? stroii S5 50 per hoiir. Appiicaits . 704-369-7869. . SI-O5O7 : from a bcaulifu! private Positions aiaiiabJe: ' - may aop'y Crtjr.of Sanibei,-- firfw'NHOUSE — The WANT TO • "able no«. 2 tiedtoOm/2 baifi.:*" -beach «:i the Gulf Wilhin. PO Dia*cf O, SOO OunToo -. RENT — Host-Hor.teis " ". '"' : ' Dunes. tBIti (airway. Over- -"Ail arr.enilies. Can «.or de- tatkir,g fC .17. Road. Sanibei'FL 3®57 looking laV.e. ~$- Bdi 2-s ,': tails. Wyman Atkliis Heatty.^ rosia ant9. . WANT TO BENT. -•Seen- 'i baths. All new. Enjoy ter'mis, 472-5703. ; . .v ^"- '0*=c"- • Jc;s a! Ca-^YDet, WseK i<2* pOOU" QO^i G[^bfIDUS6. 5 '• (Orce-rnt-cr SSiii t3:Jnoj3ry " mghlhs .lease available. " " RES'ERVYNOW^, ." .isU Bvi('53?..V.'e41 Sfancn, ;' Owner. 61S-426-3437...I-G5Q7 FOP.INEXT SEASON ~ 2-. "' tfCOrcorn fu'rus^d horre — SOUTH" SEAS' ^PLftNTA.- 'rif/nr Bosvmsn'o • §&aUi " SWITCHBOAm)/ . TION- Lar,c!> EncJ Su^rb ' ANNUAL LEASE, ! HECEPTIONIST St.400'a month, uli'itins r:- " RETIRED COUPLE"•/ • " 2 bKJioom. 2" ba;t.. pc, Small Business office opens on • OSF campus x In response to an in-_ : creasing request for - services, the. Small __ -Business Development Center has announced ' the opening of an office on the <• Fort Myers "•'"' Campus of the Univer- sity of South Florida. ^ ' •• The SBDC is a non- .-•- profit organization of- . fering confidential and .objective counseling to : current or future small business owners at no. - .charge, funded by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBAK the Slate University . System and the College.- of Business-"' Ad- ,^ ministration. . \ -i. Since its formal in- r ception. in March of .-••" 1980, USFs SBDC has counseled more than o15,000 clients and assisted another 24,000 -~- througfi educational ! programs.; , " •~ The office is located in W. Thomas Howard ', Hall, Room 203-4 at the - .: University of South -\ Florida, For more in- •••'•a- - formation _^or to schedule an appoint- ' : Forget overyllnn^ you'viv mcnl, call 4894I40.D , £-.'..'.'^••••=•:.- ovor soen or though! alVout what u rotimnciit residence should, look like": • COUNTY COMMIS- tt SION E R S • v; ••'.'-• V Kind's Crown iVu'wnml CawCenter is tin? new WORKSHOP: The : \ : s(;in(i;ird by which other inHlilies urejueiisiuvd, ;in Vharacioi; ()('all life at suiTo.iutliiij4 Shell 611 of thp Cotirthfiusf1 , .: I'oini A'iiiaife.iryoirve ever intended io iake'a closer look at >Sl)eII A d m i n i S t r;a t i o n s Building beginning at 9 _: .'I'oiiW Village- join usi Sunday .anei-noon/iMa\ -ird lor refresh menis* i The agenda for \ty-v~ personal lours • irain rides • inlonnalion • keepsak( sol'your visil • ; Workshop will be' a meet Tout Morgan of WINK-AM Imuidenstin^ live"From Kind's Crowii. review of the Capital . Improvement Program ; for the years 1988 92.: ' Mirll l-olilt Vftlnu nth hHntt-il BOATS AND : BOATS AND BOATS AND BOATS AND _,; BOATS AND SPORTS MOTORS -• 61 MOTORS 61 MOTORS 61 MOTORS . •= 01 MOTORS - 61 EQUIPMENT ACHILLES inflatable 14'. IS MY LOSS YOUR GAIN ;- 19B3 WESTERLY DISCUS COMPLETE FISKINO OUT- DOCK for tent on canal, WINDSURFER SAIL BOARD H.P. Johnson, accessories, New fob forces sale I960 22 33' AFT CABIN SLOOP. FIT ready to go — 22' 'Shell Harbor, Available May. —• G^iod condition, bes! of- $2,000, ocean kayak, 2-man, - (U> Chapparral Fisherman,. Sleeps 6, LP galley, TI Boston Whaler Outrage. 1st. Call 472-8249. • >»» - fer. Call days. 472-1923. $600 — 4725111, X-7141.. 200 HP. Johnson, 2 year war- navigation equlMzer. Center console 235 HP Nights, 454.-1531." i«» B Messagn. Sieve. : t«» ' ranty fish finder. LoranVHF : automatic helm 3000 with Johnson with 60 hours.: . live well, rod holders, cuddy wind vein attachment, depth Total 80 hours on boat ant! •w/porl. pot, lull canvass meter. Dodger. Blmini 28 HP motor. Igloo cooler for cold s .Phone 813-489-0664. Bukh dlasel under 10, has n or seat. Rat he on depth fin-. LEOAIS UM brand new bottom paint, der. Micrologic Lorean • ,-^ - -, BI1W0 . main sail, plus 5 sails, roller Horizon 3" way radio,, NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE. ; furling, spinnaker pole, rend. outriggers, deplh trolKnj' STORAGE QUARTERS CAT TRAX —Sailboat INTERVAL BOATS,, Master fawn, Oeck cover, ~ oujfll. Complete trailer" NORTtl:. puisoant to trie • • Dolley - Cost $350 - Sell -BUYING AND SELlINQ - CQR45lb. anchor. 90 It. of cover for boat, blmlnl storm •"' Interval Owners lor $150 —4720467. chain, distance log. Top ." • cover,- cover lor console, • 4ih Annual Sarasota Spring • Seil Storage Facility Act (FL'-, Stat 83E01 et sec.l lo*rL. .condition throughout. New cover for chairs, Seminote : Bna! Show! Nauilcal Flea - 1-800-331-6566 : ; '82 COB]A~ OnMa/5. 15371. STORAGE close-Cell phonq. Cushions tandem trailer. Anchor and Market 'beaiers, Manufac- - •£ (24 hours) : OMC — 120 I/O -- 2 new »-OUARTERS NOtlTH. 16375 for cockpit. New Mainsail two fenders. Beat in ex- turers & Inoivtdtals! New & FORCE OUTBOARD batteries, depth finder, N.--Tamiaml Trail, Fort- cover. Certified Lloyds of cellent condition. Must,be Used Boats and,Marine SPRING CLEARANCE. 4 HP failer $5,600 -' 472-0487. : Myers. FL 33M3. ai 9 arn:. ' London; Documented ready seen lo appreciate. 813-466- '. Equipment. - . , . — list S629, sale $499. 4 ____'__ - - • SK}.» . for onshore cruising. Must rt«i4t. e.i.G-0429 ;•• . sailor - - $659. sale 1525.'' Units B22 Joyce Wctch / - FORCE CHRYSLER, ou'V be seen to aDpreilals. All "RCBALO, 1985. Open Fiati- MAY 2, It 00 am -6 00 pm 15 HP —$1,219, sale 51,095. B-26 Lcufrence Bobroff-~-l board luneups lo rebuilds amenities. Jess E. Tarry. :\ e.rman, 25'. Twin 200 HP MAY 3, 10:00 am >5 00 pm 35 HP — J2.15O, sale $1,799. i_. C-Z0 Donald Ne^ffler. Sr;•("•• Factory trained, eiperi- Call 813-466-4141. ., •. Marlneri, low hours. Full. ,-v 50 HP — J2.525, sale 32.250. enced mechanics. AH parts C-25 Ralph Keliey.7 C-37 B.IR.Q-0429 electronics and canvas, out- Safasota Fairgrounds. 65 HP — $3,729, sale $3,195. and labor guaranteed. Free John Hughes I All consist- riggers, loaded.. Mint, - Space Available' Far more .125 HP — TNT, $4,449, sale estimates. Factory author- 20'PENN YAN with: 140 ing ol Personal Properly. / S27.900.472-3757. Mi Mil mformaton call — ^ . $3,795. Factory authored ized sales. Service, parts. Evlnrude Outboard; new C-51 Joe Nelson. Jr. I C51 - • sales, service, parts. John's Our 10th year. John's Out- deplh finder and compass, fRAILER, it It. to 30 It. Joe Netson, Sr. / Consiatinp 'Outboard. B90 Pondella' board, 890 Pondella Road, excellent condition, J3.000 boat, Murray trl-axle. Asking of Personal & Business Road,997>9SU. BSNCIOIJO 997-8U0. BSNCIJWM - 472-0350. i, BSU»06 11.800. Call BS-H27. Ba«u ,- Property. S-April 22, 29,1«7 new york times crossword puzzle •p r Un-Author-ized-Poetic License "1 BY BEKfHTKRUSE/PuzzfcsEdted by Eugene T. 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Sanibel, FL 33957 ^' r ••' (813)472-3994 - / / I am Phil Leever, director of marketing at Buena Vida ol Naples, and I ~ would tell you that it is a wondertul way tor your parents to add life to their years, and . years to their life. Our residents swim, travel ..><•" :i and participate in a variety of recreational .and social programs that keep them happy, healthy and young." > \ r.. , I callJt the "Everything Included Life Style." . Frorrrfurnished apartment, weekly house-" .keeping (Hats) maintenance, utilities (except "phone & cable), dining, creative recreational- • TUNE IN FOR 5 MINUTES •- programs and" chaullaured transportation" to... round the clock security, personal care - WEIL GIVE YOU when needed, plus a Iriendly and concerned staff that will make their stay 40 YEARS OF MEMORIES " with us a joy and pleasure. . '~ V-• •-• . I urge everyone to visit Buena Vida today. You owe it to yourself and to your family... and your peace of mind to investigate Buena Vida and learn what carefree independence is allabout. This is the ultimate in Retirement To Join our Golden Era Club just fill out this ^Living. ••..-;.- -i, ,' '-•-•' ,;• * *, *-••"'••.:•-•.'" ..'. • coupon and mall to: t* ••'• .-.:- - - Annual Fees for private Apts. begin at $1275 per month (less than $43.00 ,a day). Annual Fees for shared Apts. begin,at $850 per month (per .- '! " WIXI season). Seasonal Rates also available. , member, tree of charge. r -A Rtttnmtnl Community 8901 TMmhiril Trail EMit ;City... :..v.....^.. Stated.,... Zip... "' \ Nip!t1.Flortdl33S62 - II3-J7S-2233 •J Phone Z :.;.....v.*.i..'....;. !v I.R. I ANOTHER RCTIREMENT CENTERS NFTW0RK COMMUNITY. . •.„••'-. OTHER LOCATIONS IN MICHIGAN, OHIO, NEW HAMPSHIRE, NEW JERSEY AND FLORIDA \ i Says it All in Real Estate! NEW GULF FRONT LISTING GRACIOUS LIVING ON THE GULF OF MEX- Architect designed, priced to sell. OitJe ICO! This spacious four bedroom home on Florida home with great lake views in Gum- an acre of land is luxury at its finest. bo Limbo. Three bedroom, two bMh home Outstanding sunsets with panoramic views with screened porch and nice family roam of the GULF. This can be your new way of altgifi a Spiil.UocrpterK Call "BiSl life. Cali Mary Mather at 472-5107 today! Stoneberg or Polly SOB!/ Cosyns at Zero lot line villa located on the 18th fairway - 472 5187 in the ever-popular Dunes subdivision. Con- • venience and comfort along with solid vir- tue and value. Priced at $167,000 — call Heidi Paritfa at 472-5187 for your private- showing. Yacht Haven A STEP UP TO QUALITY GULF FRONT Decorator styled'.:.-and furnished 2 You'll fee'f like royalty enjoying the bedroom/2'/? bath town house on the beach breathtaking view of beach, sunsets; end at the Lighthouse end. Very private 4 unit wonders of nature from this attractively fur- complex. Jacuzzi off master bath. Priced to nished three bedroom condo. It offers self at $385,000. Call Bill Stoneberg or Polly spaciousness, comfort and a relaxing life Seely Cosyns at 472-5187. style. Large heated pool and tennis for your pleasure. Located in a prestigious area and an excellent buy. Call Betty Ciark at 472-51B7. ATTENTION BOATERS! This DOCK, on a deep water canal leading:. .directly to.-ihe-rinland Water Way-costs wf; $349,000. 'u WAIT! READ ON! y e brand new ."Okie Fl rida Styip ' " PEACEFUL ISLAND SETTING ,2/!00-:.•»- .sq. (I. of condominium, wtth a Hidden away among the pines irj'a peaceful SECLUDED CAPTIVA yorgcous nasier suite with a^re island setting, this almost new custom built (it could .cost you), a jacuzzi tub nd endless' x Tropical splendor at its best! Private home, home features quality construction, garden .IPWS up/snVf flown (ho waterway. and famHy room overlooking a lake and but wilh all the.beneJits o! condominium management. Great rental, beach; fishing a many;"many extra. To see this unique home OR call Betsy Payton at 472-0753 or 472-5187. pier, boat dock, tennis, and cool- Near, can library, -Chapel by the Sea, the' f.nesi unMo restaurants and is'&ni !oa Cd I Be! y Selpedio at 472-5187, i' • i. R»i I ;,A NUTMEG VILLAGE..BEAUTY Everything about this apartment is truly GOLF COURSE HOME fall d VIP AsitJi" 3' .17? 187 In! « spectacular.—. view — decor — location — sona! lour Cr lopt.-urd l/opercc A home for all teasons! Great for'family liv- r quality! Seeing is believing. Ide'al carefree, ing, excellent entertaining plan, even great We love to she. iJ <*f' island living in a friendly atmosphere awaits for retirement 'cuz the visitors hdve a a discriminating buyer. On-site manage- OPEN HOUSE separate area. Three bedrooms/two baths Sun , Mon , Tue , Tluirs & Fli ment, pool, whirlpool, -gazebo}' tennis with almost Immediate possession. Let us beach. Outstanding unit,' Outstanding buy. show you today. Gall Betty or Bob Bulcock Irom 10 AM lo 4 P M Call Betty Cla'k at 472-5187. at 472-1939. 800 Soxlanl DNvo, Sanibel ;.M-".T'»UErE^acriM*.&c3ai>ssciSsr.-;«ii,'5irSr.jS! CX?«5S? Sanibe! (!1 i »71SIST £13] f H1S19 j| 5 •) ' ",' "J &, D , (*M / tl2\ i]7 II;I • Vk~S ciSir l 5)u"l Et 1 PU la' ci -*j C f-C - cr Aitje !O 5a,"it:el- THINGS TO KNOW: > ?050 Periwinkle Way. across trom t;apti« Shell Club, me . Bo«"3S5. ^amtei. . rr"LOet'nris CQI? 472-04G2tor rnoro 'nforrnd • PenwSkle Place Shopping Center. Church' FL 33937 - "' '" • " ' • "clfice open g a.m. -1pm. Tuesday • Sjtuf- BOY SCOUTS: Meets noon Saturdays at ISLAND FISHING CLUB. Meets a! 6 p.m day. 4720497 O'473-aiOO. First Eaplis: Church of Sanibel. Visaing on the lirsl T'jes'jay f-l each monih al !f:e ^SflNIBEL-CAPTIVA FIRST CHURCH OF Scouts v-elcome-Richard Brodeur, scosl- : faster. Call 471-1/34 lor information. SANIBtLCAPTiVA AMERICAN I t'GION' . CHRIST SCIENTIST: Sunday service 3nd SMELLING; City v,tlrnr.<.? hw.\. Wednesday eve^- ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS: At St . :• AUXILIARY: Meptt. \f.-s Iirst Wedhesda,' a- each fno.-ilh gt ;.3!i ji'm-^n the l5g.on hall ing nreetin^sT 8pm Reading room. 10 Mschaei ar-d AH Angels Epistoral Church, p**r!A ink l»* >Vyy iati meet in §s.al S p m ar'.-J . a m . to nco Wednesday and Friday. 29?.t- V1 ; • CAMPtNn: Cd'T-i'-.t; co tfc !?e.i;i i "W Gull Drive A?2-tl&?>. . >- . .. - no smoking). Thursday, closed 0;5Cuss'3.'>- •n-ati/m call 4/2%7'J \ "- •" ••'• '' • Fiiday. Open sp'ia\t-is Sunday. ctCSeJ | "FlflK: Oi:e:> no3th (UP'S a-c 2'^t ST. MICHAEL AND ALL ANGELS,, Step. At Sa^el Congregational Ur.te'i j THINGS TO DO: ," EPISCOPAL CHURCH; Perfmnkie'Way. Church, peitAifikte Way. Monday 10 .i m ~: • j _ 472-21/3. 472-3356 (Thrill Shop). Satur- AMERICAN LF.GION I^pST 123: M?fi:s se- day. 5:30 p.m., ho!y.eucr>arj t, Sunday, cond Tuesday ^ach mo-ith a^.7 p.rr. Bmga S " p.m cloced dncussion. Thursday, neor;.* ; 7:30 and 9.30 a.m., holy eucharist each Thursday a! 8 p m. open to public. ' men's closed Big Book discussion. Legion HaM on Sa;i»be! C2D!wa Road. (nursery at 3:30 a.m.J. 11:15 a.m., morning ALANON: 3 p.m. Tuesday at Sameel Com- • prayer- ^ ^--- ,. • , CROW:CARE,AND REHABILITATION OF munity Church. FemvinMe Way, non • 1 WILDLIFE: Samtet Ciipliva (toad. 47J-3644 p m, Fridays. Sambei Community Church , ST. ISABEL CATHOL'IQ CHURCH: SaiurOay Opei house tor the ptilj'.c I'bm 5 IG 3 p IT. trol at ail tirne!. aniir. i'i : For information, call4723935. vigii. 5:30 p.m.. Sunday nuss. 8 30 and 01 \hn last Sunday r,l rviry monfh through crean up after yuuf i*is CHRISTIAN WOMEN BIBLE STUDIES:. tO"30 a.m.: daily mass. B.30 a m, and 10 30 . PUBLIC RE5TROOHS: Groups meet each *eek ai the foliowinc; " a m.; daily mass, 6 30 a.m.; holy day " limes and places: Tuesday, 8 30 a m., Htm- schedules sames as v,eeVends- 3665 Cac bl*slra. hi2;;i2fee f ) OH i h pparki EreaVfaEl meeimg Wednesdays 3t ?-30 -. : fl.*Ti..to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Saturday.'-. s wilt f,nij ccach accesses ui B a m. al the pjtling Pelican. Beach*ic« November th'Qvjgh May. Nature center !-POatJ 6