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-•' .'." ' MAY 2(, 1987 ' v ..-•• " "• . VOLUME 15 NUMBER 28 «•- - - . . 2 SECTIONS, 56 PAGES , ..'•:
SANIBEL AND CAPTIVA, FLORIDA
Demand for building ,, Causeway inspection \, lots is high now , report due in 45 days says Realtors' president By M3ry Coleman . ' . - ~ he results of last week's inspection of Sanibel Causeway will be made'juublic Twithin 45 days, according to Steve.Floelhe, \ t information officer for the Florida Department of Transportation Regional Office in Fort Myers." The routine inspection, which is a federal rp quirement every two years, was made on all three, spans both above and below the water by Kiss; inger, Campo and Associates, a Tampa engineering firm which acts as consultant to the state. ^ Floethe said divers were underwater during the daylight hours and a rherrypicker was also to ., - "look for obvious things jike cracking and stress- T By Mary Coleman points. * Metal corn pone nts were examined for *" ••:••-• *Tt is still too early to get concrete statistics rust, pears and electrical contacts were chocked «n I on the recent run on Sanibel building lots, the drawbridge: Finally, the drainage system on . Aaccording to president of the local Board of !! the bridge and other safety features wire studied. Realtors Juanila Hermes. Rumors have been fly- The inspection cqst taxpayers slightly less than ing in the-last few weeks about speculators buying $1,000, Fiocthv said. He rxpUined thai'vthilr that >jp lots for fantastic profits in turnaround sales. figure sounds almost ridictilnu.sly low, Kissinger, Hermes did confirm that "demand is high now Campo niakos it realistic by the volume of insprc- ti"!is the firm dor? for the region. ."-"••'-• " •• for lots." ; •• .--•' . - ; '-;-'*• She .said that due to the delay in time between - Snr.ibc-t Causeway received a .48.5 ^yffirienrv " > writing an offer and closing a sale, there is a delay , falinff in;ifit 19^5 insprclion which was itaM* by a-. in information. The figures for sales in the quarter "iJiffcrcnt engineering company, said Kloi-thR. lit ending in JuntTwill be available in mid-July. osaid the federal government rtgards a bridge with- ; Hermes said she had no information about the a rating of 50 or Wlnw as iiVandidatc for reptatO: : ; number of "buildable" lots remaining on Sanibel. mt-nt. This standard would apply to fedrral or Planning Director Bruce Rogers claimed that the state bridge's: . -. '.., , city has "never tried to guess at the number of Modern misses celebrate Sanibel Causeway is a county bridge. Floethe ^ buildable lots that are left/*- , centennial • . ••• • said that if the rating "drops'helow 40. they watch : -• Shaming off SaniM's beauty in mire than' <: V Hermes said she docs not believe the abolition ! •'-.-• \- " " • please sec* page 27A of Sanibcl's Rate of Growth Ordinance earlier this one u-dif, ifnsm.kfil, Kilrinf: La Croijr, !' . year has had any effect on sales of undeveloped Kirslen La Croix and KatieXrepin rode "the , land. "It's just a cycle on the island," she said. WateCity ofr Sanibel use "float reache in the recentd Lee Conn- '-••-.. "Any property that is realistically priced and ly Centennial paradc.'Cl •• '•', has good location and is available will sell,*' she record high May 7 • maintained. - _ . - . „ ; ,,• By Malt Pcrei n * ; :,, "<*.- . Terry Blackmore is an island resident who has With tourist season finished and ihe rainy •! ' ^ been trying to buy a lot to build a house on this season approaching in June, Island Water AsyiciV spring. She said she has made several offers, but • lion reports its highest demand ever on Sanibel - ": has consistently been too late. ••• .was May 7, ti" " • • - - •. • • :T Molly Clement,* of Merrill Lynch, with whom '" or : Boh Hollander of IWA said 3,863,000 gai-on^of Ail Blackmore has been working, confirming" i- > '-' water were used that day. IWA currently is serv- Blackmore's suspicion that "the minute (a lot) hits ing 9,856 "demand units", which includes 4,285 -y[- the multiple listing book, it's gone." hotels, condominiums and duplexes on Sanibel ando •' :i Clement said she is inclined to believe that "peo- ; 1,155 of the multiple family units on Captiva.;; pie who still have lots are holding on to them." - Hollander said production has always met de:^. £••-•'_•• Blackmore said the bottom price for^a Sanibel . mand. The previous record usage was March 9,.^~ lot now is $45,000, including lots that arc not on 19S5. Water usage onthe islands usually soars 'A'Uut we may decide to accelerate that," said *• city-maintained streets. Hermes said thai the "lots from an average September low of 1,500,000 , that are selling are good lots." Hollander, "depending on whether growth is going- gallons to a seasonal April high average.of :' . to be "faster." « '- ,;.. .. " • "' • Most parties interested in the suhject agree :t,000,000 gallons. ,; -/• :; , that the force at work in the real estate market is IWA boasts the second brsl water quality - the age-old law of supply and demand.D Construction of new W3ter facilities is included rating in Southwest. Florida, behind Cape Coral, in aniWA five-year plan. ^ ]'- ^hdddG : *:
The Sanibel surface water management'• ?>jMnn, shwn inUue.izbmttti Storm water plan thr west by Jamaica Urivr. oil the ai,«! by Beach. Rmd, on thf. nt/rlh bij ~ Sunibfi-OtptivaRoadatulPmwirJik lYauhndonthrsouthhyWoift for Sanibel • Drii^CiwiYbtiRMdandAfvtdUGulfpria.Thf^wtrmtlinnotfai now underway^ fhown in HUP ami the rirrrlitie is shown muramjc, -^ - By Matt Perez anibcl's surface water management system is unable to cope with c-un one inch % J.N, "Ding" Darting ^. c Sof daily rainfall, according to a 127-pafte : r- S •'' report-by Johnson Engi nee ring, Ino. of Fort : Myers.. L - \' • •' . • • "' - - To prevent Sanibel Island from becoming New . I Atlantis, a plan is now"nfficially underway to "revamp the city surface water management system. ' " '~ Trie system is a bowl -like? indention "in Sanibel's topography from Peach Hoail westward to Jamaica Drive, bordered on the north by Sanibel Captiva : Road and i'c-riwinkle Way and on the south by ^ _"'• •. please see page 23A •©.
Mr. Rear had to ity's hurricane meeting. „ derided between :, . set for next Tuesday" ^ skipping «ff to South"*:' The annual hurricane meeting for the city of Amtritn or paying ianihe! will he held at the Community Center at 7 W$l.m in ticket "•"•" ".m. on Tuesday, May 2fi'. " ' charges,"He could not Hill Zeliff of the Weather .Wagon, the consultant afford tt; pay the'- or the city, will ixPat thn mVetinp *o inffirm charges because he • itizeii.s of the hest ways to enpe with the .spent all his money lousibiiitit's.of a hurrkaniii - ,.( "; on pizza. Sergeant'Jack Primm, riirrrtor of Saiiihci ' / l.'itimatelv, Hewitt KmtTgcr.ry Preparedness, urges the public to at- said, the class decid tend in order to be better prepared for the upcom cd Mr. Hear would '._ ng hurricarn* season.fl. •",.'. view the lickot-s as ': -r legitimate. So he,sold '; his red r'navertible .:- • Lamborghini Coun- % 'farh Tor J50-.0H0 UW._ ' stinffnts nad a kn,iek~ for di-uil,:said '' 0 '•_ The bear,the Lnmborghini and the pizza Hewitt). •• . • ,i '•: uf the pupik "Vt-ry • friiind a uniijut- . With thi* iiu.nry - Southwest Florida •sophisticattii hen-..." (.•hsr;trtrri?nikm fur from th'isile, Mr. Hear bought ii ' -. frrc!nhiT wr'iu-r, ; At most sVht.Mis '•"-. the bear. They \ Porsche and had '•'•' "-when* stir hvld : created a e :~ policy to refer.- "' Georgia names io Vvslcomo c:!L'ef>s anp Sumner c ' Wacjon but there' - occas'sens such as a. ix old- was none on basket."Barney's In- - "lOO-year Dir'hday or. fashioned .' Sanibel.The two credible Edibles, .'. a major civic ap- "• ,,• M neighborly women kept.chat- Georgia's fifst pointmant. • " hospitality with , ling arid Georgia recmit, is giving - Georgia has had business promotion, . ,v;as asked if being' _ experience working . - throw in a cheerful, Welcome Wagon (ly swatter; The Un- - as apartlime banK . .. '• energetic housewife representative v/as { pressured CooKer is teMerin In-.- and what have you^ some thing she'd like offering a wooden - ; dianapolis. but,tier • got? Georgia - to do. •'-"' .- .:. ' spa!ulaf and Jerry's . main occupatibrHor ; She was soon of Sanibcl gives a many years has Sumner and a i Sanlbel Welcome hired by the com- :- soda can lopper "to < . been mother. She Wagon. pany,with corporate ksep 'he fizz in." , has a son In college, Each of these items* a 16-year-old, and a • £• ;i Anyone who has headquarters in...' : ; Memphis. TN and L is functional, p'rac- i,l i first-grader...... " . • • ever Haci a,uisjt from ; tical, and will keep •?" , the Welcome Wagon began lining up Her husband Dan - the merchant's has boen iri'sales.. in its 59:year history • busynesses Io repre- sent. " name before the ' for quile a while and '.v/ifl remember and new resident's eye. -'. appreciate the sense " . '-What it amotfn's , Georgia guesses she's absorbed ,of arriving among : to is v/prdot-mouih" > At the time ot friendly acquain- . advertising and, of Gecrgia's yisit.iShe • "some of his.techni- -' tances. ' course.-thafs the wilt also present the : qua by association.: He is if;ft new Georgia, who mov- best kind.". o 'o homeowner v;tth an ttusiness manager al. ed lo.Sanibel in •• " . The requiremen! . invitation caret from Vat Ward Porsche-..." ; February p( this was to ge! 10 spon- each merchant to : Aucii. -.'-' "... " ,. year,.has moved sors to start, a quota come into the store .. The off-season is •-often and received Georgia has already - .for another .free gift, : — "nicer thanttie probably a good - . several caHs (rbm met. She's been try- 1 ; •one in S*i6 basket.'" time to begin this . 'Welcome Wagon. .. ing to-get one ? ; ; new business. .- ', _' "When~none v/as (or- business from"each „ .. reciprocal arrange'' "HI only represent In addition io now. : Georgia has every •• - j thcoming this.time, category ~ specia!- : ; "ment with the Uie.businG';5es t residents',; people, c confidence in her " : she called her -ty shops, cleaners;,. Sanibel-Captiva believe in. I wpufcJnT* who have had a " . • success and realizes ^ . mover, Paul Arpin _ florists, as wen as. - . Chamber of Com-". send people •;.- ' change in iifestyie , ..... " *hai as scor) as her - ., Van Lines, to ask ' informattonon "" " merce and . tinyvjhce I kne/; are eligible for a sprWce becomes ~_ the reason. Their.. schoofs/Hbrarie? ' • estimates sho'jl bo !hoy wouldn't be ' visit trorn Welcome " known, "people v/ttt" customer service and service . ..ready io start mak- treated right;" she Wagon. This in- ' -call and request a . - representative told organi^alions. She is ing calls by Ihe enil says c.indidiy.:|- cludes visit.":- "!•-"-,• " : her i! v/as their atso .working out a : of June. Each sponsor con-; engagements, • • ' • • •o fi r-1 Churches unite •'Friday, May 22: , fl DONATIONS: Poppy Day sponsored by Left: back row from left. Rev. Jerome Fraier. St. Isabels Catholic Church; Rev. Richard Sttin, : Sanibel Congregational United Church of \ Chnst; Rev. Jamie StiUon. First Baptist Chitrch':. nfSambU Frrjnt rim: from hft Rtv. William P. Dmtd, St. Michnrl and All ,\n-j*:U Church;r- •»- KIT. Dr. Ralph "Drnnu" Der.msw.S'iTiihcl Community Church; GMihu Clark. U't fountp ' •Habitatfor HumanittR'nwi Rri; Robi.rt '•Schijcfett. St.:Isabel Catholic Church.. Scmihel's First & Only Slock Brokerage • Stmks & Uonds . • IRA's • Cash Mitnagenicnl Account - , from the Tra^eUrs - • Portfolio Management ...-. • Trust Services i> ' Call todav- 472-4041 ,:°:;' i; R6PUTflTION.>^M^S Sp«tTo : Uf weather High Low Rain SANIBEL ISLAND Thursday, May 14 91 70 .35 Friday. May 15 69 71 0 Saturday, May 16 8B 70 .59 Sunday, May 17 89 .„ 69 0 Monday, May 18~ 92- 68 .11 BOOKSHOP Tuesday, May 19 > 90 71 0 Wednesday, May 20 92 70 0 MERCE $ "FOR CURRENT BEST-SELLERS . per person: per . -AND.TIMELESS CLASSICS" ,v • island double occupancy- ',• REPORTER May 17 thru September 26. 1987 ; NATURE ROOM G~®. Liixiirji Accommodations ?i PUBLISHED BY SUNBELT PUBLISHING COMPANY CHILDREN'S ROOM Offices al The Village .:-••'• . - Entrance to the World Chs* BonacenturvSpa: '; 2340 Perlwlnhle WfyrSanibel, FL 33957 .. - "... WRJTERS' BOOKS ' Sunbelt Publishing 'Company publishes tue FORT MYERS hoi am] ci>lil piling? pnoU. Sniw nrcilli' ibmm. «m|> BEACH OBSERVER, FORT MYERS OBSERVER. NORTH FORT diMii uhitlpiKil. fxrrcltp ptml. *umJt-rk;"5if»tn Hwim.;'., BUSINESS SECTION I'dMimmnl tilnp** rmim. iwtirf* -wl S|i,i, dothing ; MYERS OBSERVER, CAPE CORAL OBSERVER, ISLAND l . REPORTER. CHARLOTTE SHOPPING GUIDE,' BONITA BAN' prnvltlpil for USP ilnring May. -• ' ;• «, PAPERBACKS • NERJBON1TA BANNER WEEKEND, COLLIER SHOPPING .vi •$ p<" (v:>-r,;iciiif oururwey SJ.-.-x if. o-^.l.-.K;v ~TI.T GUIDE, ISLAND FUN BOOK. . . r HARD-COVERS : Ul ^" v Add 'M'f A S:^ " PUBLISHER; Dick KalfyS^ - o •• • - NEWSPAPERS ADVERTISING DIRECTOR: Sieve Sherman For more infonnallon call - DISPLAY ADVERTISING DIRECTOR: Maureen Steger - CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SUPERVISOR: Morgan Newcomb MAGAZINES .EXECUTIVE EDITOR: Anne MilcheK - . 1 NEWS EDITOR: Barbara John >- COOKBOOKS SENIOR WRITER: Mary Coleman - " CLASSICS : PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR: Ann Tipson EDITORIAL STAFF; Fran Nuelle. Halt Perez, Sieve Cason - -' ' CIRCULATION MANAGER: Lisa Habblllz . -- . NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC CIRCUUTION SUPERVISOR: Shjrlena Grasgreen .•.•<•".. VIDEOS. , . PRODUCTION MANAGER: Lydta_Lo«e!t-Sherman r Display advertising: 472-1587 Classified advertising: 4660500 -." .- :. "" (*•$ Editorial and Circulation office; 472-1587 ."'.'. THE TIMBERS • Business oliice: 466-1811 \ '"..•-,' LITTLE LEARNERS Ihe lilintf Rtportti IUEPS O3 530M5 b^ri:.ir,tj"«eeil-, tjcr-Tr-undJ) by BOOKSHOP SlCi Cl j lCt It; t ^ „ 2418 Palm Ridge Road, Sanlbsl Island WEST GULF DR. Evening & Weekend Emergencies ; • , ,4^2-1856 .... ,o..U MOH6AY-EATUBDAY. 10 AM. 10 PM Serving Sa'nlbel since 1976 . •' ,~ SUNDA7: 2 PM • 9 FM •- - Maureen E. Smltt CTC 472-5223 ; ~:'r"-: *::•'-' di agenda" >:."• ".••'-;•;,•"•• C(TY OF SAMIBEL-- : ' , Conrttlior-s tv SiOe and tear yard sejcacns; PLANNING COMMISSION Lantf OeveloD^eni Code Seclit>>> 1.E.17. . " • ''" COUNCIL CHAMBERS-,;; "":- • Flood anj S!oivr>proofing (. SpetiiiC Slari- . '-"' •••• MAYJ6, 196T -- ' _ [1 . . tin'dr. [Ty. and Land Development Code Sec--. • " • •.-•.- - : " •., • c ttori I E,*7. Accessoty Building or Sifucture WANTED! : •° • ." \'n • M t '•',. . " . witKir, t3t).(m!ieuo(20!: |o! 01 open body -~ ••' 9 00 A.ft. Approval or Ihe Miriufeb ct trie -a ot.*.ne( ana in trie (roti! yaid itetmeert if-p fieguiat Meeting of Ma? 12. 19H?.;"Peocr! . principal structure and Iron! !ot inei. v.i!n -•.'." PROPERTY Torn Djreclor ol Pfarining - Ropofii Ucm tfic 'i^-.s^vil f'por cievslion tefcA t^*? -7fc'- : Plan^in^ f^omrT'iJiGior^ • Merr^bfjrs, MfpDn ' jjuirtu sQ 'I, .'Mtb csse !ioc'Cl ti fi^fliicr^ • - ^ . 'rorn Ptairiitig Commission Chaiima1' proj^nbp^ Sy !r->e FcJc-'a! i^.S'jr.irice Rciti " FOR SALE r - : . . 9.15 A M. 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" SUNDIAL T-402 - Enjoy the best of bolh worlds .. . Full resort action or peace and quiet iri: X ~your own private world orf•thc.east side; Two Bedrooms, Two balhs plus-d Den. Call for com-.' D plele det&ils. $237,000 Furnished. COMPASS POINTE 132 - GULF FRONTS with spectacular views. Spacious two bedroom. 2 bath condominium. One of the most .ck'stMblo, vacation/rental complexes on Ihe Island. Includes • ill! the convenience of home PLUS yo;ir own X'l CABANA. Amenities include tw.o"tenul3couits. . •. I3BQ and picnic are*), and large poulin lovely set- ling. Furnished in rust, browns, paprika and light to medium wicker woods. Pholos.'vitleo and d Call Toli-Freo Nationwide 1-800-237-6002 In Canada , t-800-447-6002 In Florida ~ 1-800-282-7137 72 great TELEX ?97295 •' - seafood dishes EXECUTIVE Beef iind Chicken, too! SERVICES. INC.. 455 Periwinkle Way Bcas picky: oi>;youlita yotup going to find exactly what yosi like SaniUel Island. FL 33957 (813| 472-4195 on Ihe H'tiilib^v1 rndlt'W McTs menu the Isl.md'5 i.irgeit collection : of %cnfoo^s. liW-rt'ltL'mptmtjappirti.'crs. piime lib. b.itbecupJ . pmiaiiKiWMMogi s ;'; " :j • - Ch.josv: McTs. toniaht-md gel ai! the choices : The best shrimp house:in Florida ^ i . . .aisle unybbclij • Dining Hoflrs^JjrlQ-,.' .": Tavern Open 4 to Close • '.':,/ Major Credit GirJs Accepted V ••••;: •: : '* 1F-23 i'crWinkk- \V;iy • 472-S1S1-" : ; •'•'.' '• ; V'tfi'--!-;*-'?•"•'r";-v"-!?:-' the islands Oaptiva beach plan gets board approval By Steve Cason ment consultant Karyn Erirkson recommended the come from1. The least expensive proposal is based "" board choose plan A or B, railing plan C "a low '•- on varying beach widths or between 50, 60 and 80 C preliminary plan to protect Captiva's cost, short-term solution." - feet, provided that the Till material can be dredged u eroding beaches was unanimously approved Plan C consisted of beach fill and the construe- 'i- r from along the shore. If fill has to be barged from C Aby the Captiva Erosion Prevention District tion of five submerged offshore breakwaters. That gthe Redfish shoals area, the cost could go up by 2 Saturday, effectively .squelching - at least for a plan.ihe least expensive of the three proposals, I'. -almost $3 million. ', •? • c . white -critics who had accused the board of was estimated at $3.8 million. r1 The board also has to decide how it wants to * - dragging its feet. ;, . " . Estimates for Plan A, which consisted of -. hindle long-term maintenance of the beach, and ~* ' The plan chosen, one of three alternatives of- upgrading the existing rock revetments, beach fill; whether it wants to proceed with the combination , . fered to the board by consultants Applied _ . - " and the construction of 10 offshore breakwaters, ; ; of a weir jetty and annual dredging to bypass the - Technology and Management, Inc. represents a ranged from $5.6 million to 18.5 million. '• sand lost to Rednsh Pass. The system, which • *-• 3 " compromUe of sorts between tbe island's two war- Board member Bob Martin's motion to proceed.' . would provide about 75.000 cubic yards of sand a ; ring factions; those who want the beaches restored with the development of Plan B n- made almost • year, would cost about $350,090 annually to -, • and those who are seeking a long-term solution to : immediately after Erickson's recommendation - [ ; operate. ~-: :. the problem of beach erosion. . . left several audience members slack-jawed and : ;,Such i system, while it won't provide sufficient shaking their heads in disbelief. Although some r "What we're looking at is a tradeoff between^ "; material to widen existing beaches or prevent. - viewed the hastily-made motion with skepticism. ; shore protection and.beach enhancement," said" long-term landward recession, would "significantly calling it a "ruse" to quiet critics, most supported • CEPD chairman Paul Garvey.: ,. reduce the long term erosion rates, which at pre- the board's action. , - . • 1 The chosen plan, labeled Plan B by the con- t sent averages six cubic yards (per food per year). : sultants, still contains several variables that.have "I see this as a sincere attempt on their part to. and...extend tbe longevity of the recommended to be resolved, but basically consists of three com- meet the deadline," said Mike Cohen, president of _ beach fill project," the ATM reporUstates, •••: ponents; beach rcnoun'shment; the construction of SOS Captiva. and long a critic of the CEPD. "My; Although additional studies would have to be :v- a groin extension at Blind Pass; and a sand bypass . concern has been that they stay the coursr...and .. made to determine the best location for the jetty, '. 7 system, possibly a jetty, at Red fish Fass.., bring this to a referendum in November. ' ; Krickson said it would prohably be located Preliminary estimates lo implement the plan Tempers had been expected to flare as a result ..somewhere along the southern lip of Upper pip- range from a low of about $6 million.to a high of -_ of the recent bmter between certain members of • tiva, just north of Hedfish Pass. ~. '-". (10.3 million. Major factors in determining the the board and the public, hut surfTwas not the y • Now that a preliminary plan has been selected, " finaj project cost arc beach width and where the case a Saturday's meeting. Some hinted that the the"engineers will sit down with the economists lo *. fill will come fromV . ; presence of a WINK-TV cameraman may have had try to hammer out an apportionment plan to dctnr Following a lengthy presentation on the advan- a "calming effect." •! .. - • ' mine who will pay for what. ' tages and disadvantages of the three plans, label- Still to be resolved in I'lan B are beach widths - •' A'preliminary draft of that plan is expected at :: ed A. B, and C. Applied Technology and Manage- -; and where the fill needed to restore them will ; the CEPD's next meeting, June 13.C / •-""'•' Upper Captiva, the Hootefville of barrier islands By Steve Cason nyone whose watched much television in recent years should, at least vaguely, A '' -remember Ilooterville. - - ; Hooterville, if you'll recall, was" an idyllic little community in a : mythical valley somewhere bet- ,, ween Pixley and Crabwell Corners. W: rcFor almost a decade in the late 60s and early 70s it served as the \ • . backdrop for such popular series as "Green Acres" and "Petticoat June lion " The Beverly Hillbillies even visited there a couple of times. ':-.•: If you remember Hooterville, then you have to remember the - .. folks who lived there: Sam " t lift: Shelby Creagh: right: - Drucker, Kate Dradley, Uncle Joe, 'fi.Jnck fiaiit;nbiivt: Jennifer Mr. Hancy, Hank Kimball, and of ^ Flurir nt ufiffe BWoir: (fte «,- -, - course, Olvier and Lisa Douglas? Ji jmxKh to Safety Harbor Club \ With those memories sloshing ]i ftam the buy. .0.; :•'-: ; around inside your mind, turn your c thoughts to Upper Captiva. the Hooterville of barrier islands. arc just as apt to hear talk ab»ut f«ir >omi? prop* r!y t r>i ©,.. police watch , • 1IIKK ON AN ALBATROSS: Marianne Moore of Albatros Itoad.Tticiday found an abandoned/ skull of a loggerhead turtle. Police Sgt. Betty V . ° ? .Wfirwent to check out screccliing^tires she heard girls lavendar bicyclr. The two speed Murray l: at 4:45 a.m. near^Simmons" home on Sanibel- Struct Machine with a black basket mounted on Captiva Koad, and while in the hous? saw the tur- the handlebars was taken to Lighthouse Impound- tle skull on the mantle of a fireplace. Simmons ment area. by'Sanibel Police. Claims should be . reportedly told police the dead turtle had washed - made at Sanibei Police Department.- - • ,. up on .the beach.1'•' . . Possession of the skull is a first degrtc misde- „. TUNE IN FOR S MINUTES • UUI: David J. Kelly, 32, of Fort Myers was V : rested Monday near Sanibei Elementary far'driv- meanor under the Marine Protection Act in .: WE'LL GIVE YOU ing under the influence. Kelly, restaurant manager Florida Statutes. Police reports did not indicate at The Bubble ftoom, was observed weaving along' whether Simmons was fined or taken to jail.. Sanibel-Captiva Koad, according to police reports. Penalty for a first degree misdemeanor can be up 50 YEARS OF MEMORIES He failed a field sobriety testnnd was taken to to one year in a county jail. According to the., I n statute, "l*o person mayvtake, possess, disturb, 7 -\ Lee Courtly Jail. • ;- mutilate, destroy '.>". afty marine turtle, nest or ^ to . -. • ;: •'DUI DITTO: Kenneth I. Zcigler on Friday at - eggs." • . ".„• :.; -' - -". ; ..." ,", -•'. To Join our Golden Era Club just litl out this about midnight was arrested for driving under the coupon and mall to: : influence after police responded to an accident in ' :« SMASHED SNAKE: Joe Helm of Sanibel Arms, which he was involved on Sanibel-Captiva Road. ; o.-i Thursday called police after spotting a three" Zcigler, a self-employed stock brocker collided ; ,foot rattlesnake at the doorstep of one of the con-, " WIXI ' „ with an Orlando man's vehicle while trying to pass domim'um untts.According to police reports, the rat- him on a blind curve. Zeigler failed a field sobriety tlesnake was "bludgeoned'1 to death and thrown in 866 99lh Ave. N. _test and was takfn to Lee County Jail, It was' - the underbrush by police officers. Rattlesnakes Naples, FL 33963 stated as his second offense. »> '" ;; are not listed as an endangered species. '-' • " • • • nuiniw umiunn • • • • • • LOST WALLET: Thomas S. Van IVaag of Cin- • WELCOME AHOARD: Brent Cada; who has cinnati, OH on Monday lost a blue velcrp wallet,-, served Sanibei Police as an aide, on Tuesday was ; containing about $500 cash. The wallet also con- . sworn in as an officer by police Chief John Butler. tained various identification cards. If found, please Cada graduated May 15 from Southwest Florida return to Sanibell'olice. >\- Criminal Justice Academy. "I'd like to say h£llo to '. my mom ..." the 22 year-old from Michigan said U SKULL POSSESSED: Terry,_A- Simmons, 31,. l ; "_ of Sanibei was arrested Saturday for possessing a lauhingcj ' - • ; " •''•' •: • • Old g 1987 DINING VALUES [/ M (i;i| SEAFOOD BUFFET ; We feature pur locally famous Seafood Buffet every FR1- DAV. This was the jirernier seafo"Hl buffet of Hx island and it is now widely copied, for a great value compare disrs at oniy $16.1)5 per person plus tax ar.d gratuity. , ; 2|;rCAlJAN BUFFET i».i Pinch Me J m Kverj- MONDAY'we feature our "all you care t" eat"^ Italian Buffet'- Keai Italian cooking.by our (Jhi'f. IfJK5* Dreaming o Piisitildiii Only ? 10,95'f»«r i^rson plus tax and gratuity,. > Morgans... Perhaps the biygfst food bargain .on ths islands. ; - Everyday at SUNDAY^BRUNCH On SUNDAYS it is our popular Captiva Island Hrunch. It's Morgan's really'more like dinner for only $10.95 per- person plus you'll enjoy. gratuity. Immensely popular. :T the freshest seafood •• ., '~- ' o ' • "' • -. ' - , anywhere! RESERVATIONS :;; 472-5161 '. , .; -.• _: Feast on lobster and V . ; : iPiano Stylings by crab, sample scallops Robert Perez and fish, savor ; oysters, shrimp and clams. nil-: ISLANDS' NJI. I__SI«;IITSIIJT (MCKSKNTS Now through May 31st - FULL SAIL ." ''•^ Don't miss S.W.'Florida's.Origihal' On the Gulf : "Crab Races" at Sundial Beach & Tennis Resort :: Monday night 7p.m. & 10p.m. 12«IG Middle Gulf "Drive, Sanibei. FL 33957 ••• • SJ3-472-UH " • FiiscilM Murphy Realtj, Inc. • o • * * * r JUST LISTED '- '-•:'-;": •" ' - \- NEW LISTING .-.-'-'.-'"• . * + * o " ' ' - " * * * ' : ' -NEW CONSTRUCTION o CANAL FliONT HOME : A WALK IN THE SUN ; A spacious new home within easy .walking We're excited! Very excited' We just don't . This beautiful custom home is found on " distance to the Gulf and Bay and located on sec wide canals like this too often on Sanibel.^ Sanibel only a short stroll from the Guif, and Captiva Island. Here's a great opportunity to .' " And it's a direct acceit» naibtr'n drvam!This ••• offers z host of superior extra's. Special move right into this three bedroom/two bath • beautiful two bedroom, with den. two bath ; features include a fireplace with cedar ' residence complete with dining room, wrap home features tiled floors, a loveiy lanai with mantel, beamed cathedral ceilings, loft, aroundVleck, enclosed lower levej and much an outstanding futMecgth view down the ' European cabinetry, Frenrh doors, sunning more. Available for - $243,000.' Ccinfuct canal, screened enclosed pool with river ror.li deck plus ihree bedrooms,three and a half •''•. baths and much more. Available for S2I7.5D0' H Gretchvn Mcl'htv. Rrnltor-As*ociatv (it :' patio, 3 leveled dock and much more. A .: *K&- • , 172-1511. Great Home! Available for $315,000. Cmtart .( Canlart.lhtrothy Sprniixv','ftfrMitr-Axxwiate - Dorothy Sproiw, l!e SAiXDALS CONDOMINIUM ,>'-• SEA ['INES OI'KN IIIIUSK A ROMANTIC REVIVAL Tt\-S;i(.. .Mill 2.1 10,1, WALK W THEIIEACII Sun.. Mai .'I. You'il love. Ihf; no\t;ilgic ft'cjinj,' of . - * Hi \M. » 2 I'.M. : Tfcis uiifiillv rel'urlihh('d lownfiiiij.se - i yesteryear. Creat(-d fur the"., -""" ". ^:i. i-iind d'irerUy .icmss the N«rn:t . ill AM. c. 2 I'.M.' 1 diserimfnat ing buyer. Sandals OIUT a -;• r. -Ti Fr< in tht" C,ii!f nf Nit'xiro.-A bright and" '' ..; contemporary town home floor plan cho'Ty.tbri'i' iwdrooin three bjth unii." which features a contemporary Umn home, floor plan which v U«bli A .Stucky and overlooking the i-Linat and - features cathedral ceilings, three bedrooms, activity room, thee view (itiif Course, {'mnpietc with upgr.idf.-d appliances. piiol'J baths, cultured marble vanities, custom wuod cabinetry, roof ' i- and tentiis. OfTrmI for fJ'JSjm. garden and more. Outdoor amenities ir.dudeja.fr'Mvform -: swimming pool and boarded walk in (hi- beach-.-(iull view unifjs" A PLACE*IN THE SUN, . • • • . available fur S'l'l.l.OOi). ••> . *• «•• i |ion I!i-ach Condominium is located on one of the nicest,. - . p QUAIUNTEEI) INCOME^ . hcarhi'•s-wii Sanibel and also offers close proximity lo shopping.- The Sanibp; Island Hilton Inn offers everything an owner and or (lur listings come e'dmpk'lfwtth aHU^BA. and Include a pool, investor could possibly ask for. Kor the ownerAacationer, a '. ind covered parking amcnUics. A ItEAI, VAIX-K! I'nii A202 gorgeous Gulf fronl luxury resort with tennis°Courts, swimming — *l!ovely views overlooking tht- P'>o!, completely furnished, a .." ]f%: pool, goil' green, beautiful hatches'and a first-ciSss restaurant. fantas tic rental unit!! '... rtrfurt./ to $199,500. i;ttit..*:l()2 — First For tlie invfstor.a guaranteed income Ipaseback package plus an floor. elevator, Gulf front... $205.000.1'nit #106 — Gulf front, on-site rental management program. The apartments themselves o d floor, nice furnishings .".. $220,000. Call our Ih-ria-mkfp art1 airy and luxurious two bedroom units available from S1S0.0U0 Offirefortirtails.lTL'-iStl.. .. _ [»rhishpd..(Vitf UUi-UHH) tining and ask- for Heal ICstatv JMI/P.S. Tfie'Island's Oldest AndMosURcspecletf Realtor/ ..:• Sewing Soutfnyesl Florida Siiicc 1955. - ; ; f P.O. Box 57; Saiiibel Island, Florida "3057 „ Outside Florida Call I (S(!!)i L!:«-SS2i)' •" In Florida Call (SK!) 172T1'51 1 <83.r!), JJ2-fl 21 f SI 3) 172-515! m 'I••"•.-.,-.•'. : •"'i ~-r/: •.'. — v , •: city -/:., ^.Election change: council abandons draft ordinance ieat to get fei I the * f another ith too few voles, so that it would be necessary.; ; | campaign by Committee of Neighborhood seat. ...-;- _ . "":'• to go to hand ballots. ,"" / . '••.'-. Associations and Condominium Associations COTI memher Edwin Underhill argurd that "if ; The city council has refused to'call for a referen- JL of Sanibel, Inc, to change the procedure by everyone ran, it would be a popularity contest" i, dum on this question of its own volition without a which Sanibel council men are elected stalled out in and "people would he elected on superficialities. petition with the required number of signatures, j council session Tuesday after strong argument by He was also concerned about "bullet voting,"""' which would be binding on the council. A refcrcn- . : .bothsides. ••: , ; - , • ... whereby, even if there are three vacancies on the, . dum is required to change the city charter. .^ ! Committee of the Islands, which pushed for a council, a group could convince its members to : ;, J. Mayor Fred Vallin said he would be amendable I referendum last year, has not yet gone on the vote for one candidate only and thereby control. < to moving up the declaration date for"candidates, : record regarding its position. COTI chairman Dr. the election. When the factor of seats is removed, which is now 20 days before the date of filing for a i Robert Coyne said that organization might take a the top vote-getters in a field of candidates arc < particular seat. '..''• li ••.."• • position this week. •""_•"' elected. . \ . : - •; '-• A proposal of 100 days before filing was con- I Will Fialow, who has been outspoken in the : . City Attorney David LaCroix said the issue is sidered and a compromise of 45 days was reached ! drive for so-called "open elections," contends that "verycomplex" and if there is not a requirement -but further discussion led to the abandonment of a forcing would-be candidates to declare for a par- for voters to vote for a certain number of can-' draft ordinance at this time. - v - ticular seat discourages them for running for office didates "you could have an infinite number of . LaCroix was directed to research the Issue, -"; against a popular incumbent: He says that under runoffs with nobody ever elected," He said voting study the previous concrete proposals on the mat- : ; the present rules, it is possible for a winner of one machines are not programmed to kick out ballots ter and report back to the couricil.n : BEACH Pelican Gifts 'ISLAND STYLE- SMASHBALL Sweatshirts' •- T-Shirts -Cover-Lips SAN-CAP AMERICAN LEGION V > POST 123 : : oh Sanibel-Captiva Road $100.00 JACKPOT 8 P.M. EVERY THaRSDAY!X5* RlUy's Islander Center, 2407 Periwinkle 472.8384 THE BRASS ELEPHANT RESTAURANT fV: We Are Pleased to Introduce p Offering a Tantalizing Selection of Nsx? Dinner Entrees ; ;Ql Very Appealing Prices! Serving every Evening From 5:00 to 7;00 p.m. "j. ; Featuring Freshly Prepared' . ^ : PRIME RIB OF BEEF Y % with Creamy Horseradish Sauce ..S9.95 CHICKEN BREAST SANIBEL ]'• with Diced Tomato, Avocado, a Hint of Lemon, Shallots, arid White Wine. .. .S9.95 POACHED FLOUNDER' a, •'.:.> • with Midori Melon Sauce and - . . ; Fresh Kiwi. ,. .... •'...... ;S8.95« PORK CHOPS NORMANDY = '- Broiled with Apple Jack Brandy and a = Dash of Brown Sugar and .Cinnamon... ..'. .$9.95 PASTA PRIMAVERA __ here is no pano; Linguine with Fresh Veaetabk's / ^ * rama of nature's chang- and Herb Garlic Butter.., .$8.95 ,« ing beauty like the one you'll find al Island's SHRIMP AND CRAB LOUIE ' ^ End. On the Gulf beach Served with Asparagus Spears, Avocado ' > with GulfandlUy views. and Egg Wedges on a bed of Crisp ; ''•* Bay islands. Lover's Key Garden Lettuce...... ' /. .57.95 and both the sunsets and the sunrises. The Island's . End Phase .II These are a Sampling of the Twelve New Entrees building will be . com- Now Available on our, New Ultra Menu ". pleted tor occupancy this season. Those •"•K1"1^.0^"'™^^3,- arc situated en the southernmost tip ol tstero Wand at Rig Carlos 1 ass l . ; All Entrees Incuide Our . - ,v' and directly facing Lover's Key, - now a slate owned preserve. No other • ' Crisp House Salad and.Fresh Vegetables £ building development will imp«t your home enjoyment (or investment! If vour heart beaVs more quickly to the sight of a playfu porpoise m•. *• Priced from Just $7.95 to $9.95 ., soaring osprey, you owe it to yourself, family and heirs to visil Island s End today. Two bedroom, two bath ' If you would likv to es[H'rience two tastes, _ \_ residences start at $110,000. The amenities and finality features are ;-c we'll be happy to split two entrees of your choice! impressive. Dinnrr uritcis must be pliici'd in oui kilclu-n hy 7:15 p.m. Exclusively offered by Island's Murphy.Associates Realty. Inc. condominium FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 472-8677 • Sales Center 8*3 Estero Blvd. S.W. -• aMyera-Bwch.H-33931." Sanibel Island Hilton hui 813-463-6885 X 037 Gulf Drive Sanibci. Florida 472-3181 • °813-765-t233 after hours O HAIR STYLING • PERMIKG - the islands COLORIMG • MANICURES ; MATKIX • SKBASTIAN • FRAMES! DAV poppies on sale IKKHS: 9-5 & THVKS. EVENING for Memorial Day Five-year old Renee Cranford, daughter of Deb- . bie and Numa Cranford of Captiva. Debbie herself and Judi Williamsof Sanibel will *.cI1 red -;-;'. > HfllfiSTTUS FOB (TliN y WOfnEH "poppies" in front of the C&S.Bank on Periwinkle Way, tomorrow. May 22. Renee is this year's '"' :oo_PerivilnM« Way • A: Wl's landing "Miss Poppy." \\,"'.'••• . ••: Then on consecutive Saturdays, May 23 and ^ May 30, poppies will be sold at Bailey's by. „ American Legion Auxiliary president Dianne McGinty and Auxiliary members, Diane Irwin and WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY Dianne Mayhew, . ' -; . ,, Explained McGinty, "The poppy program begins AUTO LEASING V each year in the'summer whun Disabled Veterans -o start making the flowers in government hospitals and special convalescent workshops maintained by The All New •->: the Auxiliary." ',[• : MO. BMW CONVERTIBLE ' She said that in the following months these me are given profitable employment shaping the red Memorial flowers. ; \ " '- • - "Manufacturing poppies aids the veteran both ISLAND AUTO LEASING financially and psychologically ... (as) they arc AT THE VILLAGE . >'. . • ' : V- paid for the work they do regardless of any XMOPerininktoWw' ' 472-4484 government compensation .. .and the job is as View from the other side ]l -:• NO NEED TO LEAVE SANIBEL relief from long hours spent in a hospital ward." . . =TAe iw^Jima monument is tribute to tht taking The sale of poppies provides for necessities and ;. o/ the Kill during WWII. The local monument that comforts for veterans not supplied by the - : honors the men and famous photoyrtipfi is on the hospitals or is a savings toward the day the • grounds of C&S Hank at Viscayn nnd D>:1 Pmdo in Cape CoraLr'_ . :v :^,\ - -• ..;: .. -".••-V;;-. ;'_.; .-•.•• please see page 15A NOWJ PET SUPPLIES 'n-M top Register to Win! TARPON BAY TRADING COMPANY ,r 472-4949 2460 I\llm Ridge Road •;• (ApotfiL-cary Ceueri mmmmm Bailey's Casual Wear Corner-Tarpon Bay and Periwinkle Way ' Oroen Mon.-Sal. 8-9. Sun. 9-6*- No other directory gi\^s >"ou more calling, shnppingand conununily informalion than this one. ©'-. ^>^ Sanibel Beauty Salon \N \. at B.iiley's .Center permits & deeds. Tiii? -•jos«;'ri fi 'Ha-.nsn. !07f. C«t3.risV.3 * W.f>jO *o^ A-.-:! . '-- rr ;o!it,*-.'s deed" 'o; tr^,.'. \t-.^ J- ••uSn -j,,^^.; >;-^ A<4 fcVj.-g M-i, iT tit CS.C Vitune Co-iilmiticR "" "" ' ";; •' . ib, *,«as^ii*. JWiCOO ' " ' ' """ "f iftg-*!'.:'f-;i.M(i.v<.T- van a High Efficiency Central. Air Conditioning t-K :...- i-,. •..= f. • -i < . P--'.-iC TAXES V • Business and Personal Tux Return Prpparstion ; . • Forms Available for AH Sfale* ?•'"• MAISUMOTO GALURY-. THOMAS R, LOUWEBS, M.S.T. 1619 Ptrininkk Way. Sailc :iC2 i: 472-5152 An Qutstanding Homeownership Opportunity On?Sanibel Periwinkle Pines is a first . . .-.Jlie first moderatelv lion will be "responsible for all-up-keep of Uie grounds fn- priced association of homes found on Sanibel. A'great o!u<|injj- tb« maintenance of your own (irivate yard. A deal of planning and engineering has'gone into making ,• piKJl, tennis court ami vahumi will lw part of-the ., Periwinkle Pines an affordable showcase community : sinicnities package. ' -• --'. - .; without compromising quality or spaciousness. .f1 Throe be(iroom/two bath duplex units are offered Found on nine heavily, wooded acres of hand cleari'8 from $H0,iH)0./J;'liree bed room/two bath single family. land, Periwinkle Pines has painstakingly'retained the ; homes ant'oifered from $159,900! - -. v . original tropical vegetation in order to maximize that Wliy not take the time to find out more about this .v; Very special island feeling. Developed to offer carefree .one of a kind Offer. I)n?[> by our furnished m ''...-.-• f Call or write PMR, SiLVMurphy , P.O. iiox "<._'' Kiinihpl, FI, :t:)957 . sanibel :.;jhe had not hoen approached. ""- ; ''-_<: Sanibel Promenade ^ ' Messier came before the Sanibel Planning Com' may soon have mission in January to get a dr facto rezoning of • '/.: the remerwhich is designated townrenter limited tenants once more commercial district. Th/it /one excludes apparel :•• r , and accessories stores; children's and infants wear By Mary Coleman <• stores; gift, novelty and souvenir shops, and ' ank president Thomas Messier, who once '•--- jewelry stores. Messier and the bank's attorney tolri Sanibel City Council he did not want to Simon Harrison contended thai commercial uses Bact as landh/rd of Sanibel Promenade, is permiUed ijnder the original development should beginning to assume that role.Although the prrsi- , still be allowed as nonronforming usrs even ' dent ot American Pioneer. Savings flank would not through zoning on the pniporty was changed after its construction. ..'--,•- ' ; comment to reporters about the future of the , : shopping center which has been vacant for nearly • Hank rcpresentativi'Sitnld thu cily offitials that '- a year, cosmetic improvements" have been made at zoning restrictions would make the property less the site in the last few weeks. Landscape workers marketable; saying he wanted to dispose of the said they.were retained by Messier. .' •--•._ building "as expprfitiously as possible" Mossier ..- said American'Pioneer is invested in the property The island branch of Brown and Brown, Inc.. an '_' for more than $1 million, but would not disclose . insurance company, will he moving into the pro-* . the exact figure^Sanjbel Promenade contains 15 . pcrty on Tarpon Bay Road the latter paft of June : units, five of which were occupied before the !; to open for business July ], according to personal foreclosure by the bank. lines manager Nancy van Oslrand. She said the ; firm became aware of the possibility of occupying The (Sanfbcl) She!! Museum Research Founda Sanibel Promenade duo to a friendship between tion. Inc. has bt'en fjuite tnterestedtn the property Messier and Dan Williamson, Brown and Brown's as potential site for a museum. "We"offered thrm .- west coast general manager and vice president. $1.2 million." said board president Bctts John^in. "Thfir askint; price was $1.5 million. , Sheila Tardosky nf Treo Hutise Gift Shop, a ; previous occupant, said she had no plan* to go -.• 1-er County Coisrllinuse nn'ords reveal thai the in Sanibel i'romenaderShe would not comment on amount of the foreclosure against developer John van Hfc'msL in May 198»j was $J,3»i9,SO2.99. Vitn r ..whether thi"; business was approached. Jonna's of r Sanibel, one of the last occupants of the shopping Hi'cmst's Capetown Development filed for ~ ; center when it was dosed down last summer, said bankruptcy proceedings in February of.this .New In Town? Need Extra Copies? MAKE THE RIGHT CHOICE 1987 SAN-CAP Phone Books -•" "• ---:: ". • : • h-.' : "-"' •••* '' LARSON DIRECTORIES •'' AVAILABLE VfAR ROUND AT; j: •-•'.• Around the Wot Id Travel • Snooly FOR" . New Construe lion or Rehabilitation,-, First Independence bank • CnpUva Trailing Company WINDWARD DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION \'r.' Book Nook • Brnwn's/Harmon's VWc« •, - 2133 Periwinkle Way. Sanibel, FL 33957 '.•OR CALL 549-1119 FOR ASSISTANCE • "'•; .- (813)472-3994 "-• « R-B LIQUORS ,0 BIG WEEKEND FRESH FISH SERVED DAILY SPECIALS :H: -0- BROUPERf* SNAPPE'Rv-" SHARKv^:^;-:? •^v-SWDRDnSi^'^ Corona Beer...... • PKS549 S 99 Bay Street Rum... 10 -:. i v U:; : Wlnnei1 of four I98B-;;S "'-• i^":'•:-V -"/vraste of thelifjndi" Awlrds•! -;.'"--i .Fleishmanri's Gin. ,^B *W* i Including VBeit Restaurant for Ail Reaioni".;: Skol Vodka...... ;,^^.?idB9^ DldCK V6IV61 Canadian., us UR-V I «^ 1 $ 9g Kahlua..;. v /...... 7S0Ml: 12 LANDING Plus Many Other In-Store Specials j; -\; > . .v•:<:(:•:; ^; CASUAL DINING f> DRINKING "'. : PRICES GOOD THROUGH 5/26/87•'.' ; RESTAURANT rlOUNGE » FISH MARKET* LUNCH-DINNER U:3Q AM-10 PM- SUNDAY 410 PM • •"•• We will match all prices- > EARtyiAnOINOS • 4PM-6PM :M;r J-; . ; 7 currently advertised on Sanibel and Captiva! ; BANCIHO 6 LATE NItE FARE • lOPM-l AM .;: • • '• FISH MAhKET • MONDAY-SATURDAY"• WOOfl-T P" :; OPEN DAILY 9-9 •OPEN SUNDAYS 1V7 FhCl'fh^J;^:lli»725339\':":; .1201 Periwinkle Way • Huxler's Plaza • 472-3333 Additional Parking in the near On Periwinkle across from the Gulf SUtlon o. 0 COMER & MOORE C ON S T H U C.T. I O.N.I NO. Quality Craftsmanship- In ALL' Out Custom Homes and Remodeling Since 1957 Permit Applications ••" -•'. "o," Custom Home Coristruclion 'r '•'". : Custom Remodeling Our Specially v FREE Estimates from Youi Plans of Ou?» Comtructlon Coniullants Muter Cirptntry by Our O*n Cralnmen Variants Applications , "Mant Floot Plans Anilsble In Out Ofttct" - : (813) 472-9393 Treasures From. :© . © A Piece of Cake . Sanilifl Mayor Fred Vattin{lefi)uvlchea!^L€eCountyCommiH,'ionerI\>rterGm^rrcrhrsaptr^ofc(ikc frttm Brian Otengren and Loraine Simpson (right) at the recent. LeeCountyCentennial celebration.' • Make your building experience a pleasant one • AtochaReale . _ Qua^ty custom resderco!. commerda! and - c« Doubloons, 1715 Fleet rernod eSng vrark compered on cime and witNnyu • Henrietta Marie • Concepcion '.•;' • Artifacts ° 'INC. I GEORGE PARKER INC. All coins come certificated. r 1G33-A PERIWINKLE WAY. SANOEiL. Fl. 33957 [B13j 473-O355 "„ Design your treasure coin JrilSKt. design. ,- ;''". :;"-. Member: : American Numismatic Association ' LISTING OF THE 230 Chadwick's Square 472-8383 • 472-4399 WEEK! 3 AAIM REALTY GROUP, INC. < : THE VILLAGE OF SANIBEL :M 2340 Periwinkle Way .••: Sanibel Island, FL 33957-^ 472-1546 v ;r " •'•'-AND 11II'. MM .L;i. <» A 111 )l I -Alt Other Exclusive Listings: j ".-,' ,: , SHELL HARBOR SECLUSION* AND SPACE ON* SANIBEL ••• ISLAND — This two building home opening Prestigious property among largest in Shell onto an interior courtyard was designed by Harbor... swimming pool, boat dock, navi- • an artist. The property contains five lots and gable water view at the {unction of our has a deeded walking easement to the Gulf canals. The house contains 2,482 square beach. Two bedrooms, two bath3 arid a dramatic hig'i-ceilinged loft area plus a new feet, a'solar heating system, and all, ap- kitchen with all appliances, including washer pliances, S365.000.L • -.- . •; , .._>• and dryer. •• ;. .• •_ •:• • ;: ^,- FORT MYERS VllLAS-4 Bedroom/? bath GUMBO LIMBO — A great family nesting ptace pool home. Central location, perfect second.; inside and out. INSIDE — * three large home or starter home with a private mor- bedrooms, three baths and a spacious kitchen tgage. No , closing costs. Owner being transferred. $85,900. • that adjoins the family room. OUTSIDE — a marvelous family-oriented neighborhood with a friendly mix ;of young and young-at-heart Thriving business in the TAHIT1AN GAR- : families whti enjoy the year-round amenities of DENS SHOPPING CENTER ... one of five life on Sanibsl Island. Asking $165,000. . - - THISTLE LODGE . successful franchised operations-now avail, able for the modest cost of $16,000 + inven- KING'S CROWN UNIT 115.— Breathtaking INTItbpUCES SUNSET SPECIALS tory and Including franchise fees. Call views of the Gulf from your screened patio. The (IIKKINWHlnMHlU MIHlMPVl KOM^l I " 472-1546 or 472-5629 for details, .'••]- view is also reflected in the dining room flooi to-ceiling mirror to add excitement among this ON CAPTIVA — 3 units,' inOome, producing Robb & Stuckfiy decbVated elegance. Sliding properly located nearnbeach. One bedroom, - doors are sun treated and Kitchen area is shut- one bath; two bedroom, one bath; three tered. A short flight.o! stairs (elevator also) from bedroom, iwo bath. $295,000. . ;' your parking space and wide spacious walkway to your tiled entrance, a King's-Crown-only con: strucfion feature. Priced to sell at $249,900. THE VILLAGE OF SANIBEL — Sani^pi Island's newest an.d most unique shopping SNUG HARBOR — Three bedrgom, two cenier. Over 3,000 sq. ft. business space bath plus cabana. Top Moor, end unit with now available for lease. Call immediately." fantastic view. Fully furnished, must see — ' ASK ABOUT OUR AVAILABLE HOMESITESH o FASHION JEWELRY 'PANT-SUITS,,. Zamboanga FEATURING BEST SELECTION OF ! SHELL LAMPS AVAILABLE |'j GIFTS FROM NEAR & FAR \ OUTLET) WE Sllir ANVW1IEIIE! • » 472-4035 Ladies ' Valuos t0 \ n . . bng of shells wticn lhis'- \ V Fragrances. Coaliinte Jewctnj & Accc: i Designer i CDpp .-)«! is prcscnled wilh any : Sweaters I r IkLLi .- s)lt,;| iamp purchase. ".' TahitWn Girden HAVE A Shopping Center LEISURE DAY OF ISQices &- Snoons SHOPPING AND ill-;;; ,i: :• SANIUEL ISLAND'S SPRING BREAK DINING HEADQUARTERS at j BATH SHOP KITCHEN SHOP The Lalrat in Men's & Women's UlamWear Tlie Largest Selection of Cuslmn-Maue > r' . T-Shirts and Swlmwear . Tahitian Gardens Shopping Center Hums: Hon.-S.it. 9:30-5:30 472-3431 Sun. Plenty of Free Parking! 9:30-5 of Sanibel INVITES YOU TO COME DINE WITH US Tahitian Gardens ShoppingiCenter : "\.•-.'. Periwinkle Way ;;;- ,: •'•"„•-. . Sanibet...Florida rV " '. ^v^V-r business: • All aboard for" > <-: ..- --•• 1 a thank-you cruise — from the boss - i By Steve Cason ./ • . " • . Carting five gallon buckets of cocRtaiis.. .. " ,. • employees of McT's restaurant, left Sanibcl Moiv j\day, bound for Tampa where 11 cruise ship was ,; . waiting to whii-k them away to Mexico. ^ | .-' What's the special occasion? ;' • •"' " . '• ' , It's the restaurant's third annual staff cruise, : said McT's owner Bud I.ocicero. ''It's a time for ''•. iithe staff to be waited o^ just tike they do (for. ! everyone elset.V- . - . • a ! McT's picks up 70 percent of the cost of the trip and employees contribute 30 percent, .; 1 Some 15 employees, plus about 30 spouses, wenl on the cruise aboard the Vera Cruz. And niost were in a festive mood Monday morning as they rnillcd about the restaurant parking lot, sipping, t Waiting to bm n/ the brnffwi hjl; Sieve Mankin, Ddby ,Vi illiam*. Ken Williams, Bwi mixed drinks and waiting for the bus to leave. - Lcdceru. Tim Wine, I'atty Wkkhiim. fiafl'vrez: "Nobody's allowed to be sober when we step off : the bus," taughted Locicero. • Many of the travelers Wore pink T-shirts cm- boiized with the words, "Taste of Mexiro", an ap- parent reference to Sanihel's Taste of the Islands. ;••-•. The employees will return Satuday, and the restaurant will reopen on Sunday. - . • , Locicero said his employees worked hard all year and deserved the break. ''Businesses should do more for their staffs," hr said.-"This shows thai ffer I HOUR PROCESSING - •/thpy'-can." ' - V" " •-..,• '••''' , This is the.third year.I.ocicero has tre.ilcd his AT NO EXTRA COST - and ^! employees toa trip. Last year they wont to the ii;it'st qiiiiiity prlJits ^Nassau, Hahamas.n You wil! tecuvti petsonaiwd ^i Mews director appointed at WINK-TV on your photography needs . ;, d!l nl .1 s \ ^NEWLOWPHICFl _i > PLUSH AMIMALS NOVELTIES Ken Sneeden, station photography and TOYS ••- : • manager of WINK-TV,; njanagemenL . \ , has announced the ap- ":' BEST CARD SELECTION pointment of John Em- Having worked in ON THE ISLAND. mert to;the position of large markets, Emmert news rjircctor. Prior to hopes to bring major „ joining WINK-TV, Em- market quality to Open 7 Days a Week mert served as news WINK TV> newscast. Jvn\'i Shopping Cen!«. operations manager at He stated, "We have an WDIV-TV In; Detroit. excellent staff and I Emmcrt, originally want our'; viewers to .from Clinton, IA, has see as good a newscast worked ; in television everyday.as they can see in Atlanta, Miami ;for nearly 20 years. His or uny other large' background includes city.'-D~ •'••/.- . rcportirigr~produdng. ••<£•• IV' spo 331-6976 _:: business Home grown, but not home It-as backinbacking the" venture. Afid the line js not sewn, batiks are booming ;| lurist-Uh, VIP said. . •',.''' '" . ^.-" \ tourist, ish. he said. ' . - ... . : 'By Matt Perez ' '.-••"• . • •- "W$ a product- of Sanibel." Valentine dded. "ft> not souvenier.jsb." ~ he process is a secret, but the • ,.-'-• Tproduct is a success. •".. . /;" So say the owners of Sanibel Batik Inc. the' only islander- owned and operated manufac-" ./= :tnrer of men's and women's clothing. ?-• ']' : • Marc and Chris Nagol started their venture in forChadwirk's. ~ _. - - .. : fc clothes manufacturing officially July 1,19SK after -Hi-diil not like railing the -shop operation ,• "" . Marc Nagot took an i'le-a from co-worker Karen "manufacturing." That word connotes . •'-• • • Valentine and put together a manufacturing pro- smokestacks and arid rain, said Nagot, a far cry . cess that could function almost completely on the. from the island ambience of what started a». a rot- island. " ,. tage industry. , -; " ^ Only the stitching is done by industrial sewers Ad th Nt t t k thtbi in Cape Coral, :, " ,\,". ' v ... Sanibel Batik's line of 25 pieces for men and :':•% ..women Is growing in popularity, judging by responses .it its first fashion showing before ^ ~ -T'Santbe! Christian Womens Club May 14. :* ^ .:•' "It's the only thing that's made on the islands - besides art," Marc Nagot said, "and we look at it H . as art.". " . • • " \: ..-.".'"- art of the lr;ide.;Tj " • ' . - Batik is a process of applying wax to white "It's probably bren so much fun because it's - fabric and flying the cloth so a "cracked" white cen successful," he concluded/; , ••* print is left once the wax is removed. Clothes from Sanibel Ratik show off shells, sea turtles, dolphins and gulls to name a few themes reflected in the ;, from page 9A ij - ; • veined logos symeiricaliy dotting the material. .,. ,jteran can leave the ^ospiial, she j.iirf. ~ *! . -•" ••. Chris Nagot,~who designs each pattern, concen- ."his also financial a'^Ktance for his trates on. bringing out an island ambjence through HiiWndvnts," shv emphasized, adding that the new !.; hues of pink, purple and orange — for sunsets — mar.crs of poppies invariably ask the Auxiliary for andvarying blue tones representing the sea. ? permission io make raore and inorp p \.G0;_ JUST THE SIGHT. SIZE —Two bedroom,-,xi VlP^offers the only on-sile sales and .. .-two-bath apartment with garden view that.: . information office al Sundial. combines comtortable living area with 30 (ordable maintenance fees and taxes. Call; The VlP.Sundial professional salS'staff, • 8o0 Matistic, Realtor'AssQciate, (or show--nV; ing and complete tour of Sundial complex.'**. experienced at Sundial, lists and sells . 472-1528, evenings! _- U,- ONLY Sundial properties?! \" ' JUST ONE^STEP BACK — from the sparkl- ing blue-green waters ol the gulf. Suited to, ;.< the"buyer for thai speciat2nd home or; . HERE IS JUSf A SAMPLING OF PROPERTIES7 future retirement condo. From this fourth CURRENTLY AVAICABLE AT 5UKDIAL: ..": floor apartment you ban enjoy both the sun*^ rise and the sunset; almost uniqu'fe in SunvV- dial. Call Robin Humphrey, Realtor Associ-'. NEW LISTINGS ate, now for an appointment to view. Priced . THIS VACATION HO'ME - (s nestled in the" to sell at $269,000, 472-6632, evenings. U SUNDIAL tropical courtyard of Phase IV.with an.ex-. BEACH & TENNIS RESORT cellent view of the sandy beaches of the AW EXCITING, flCTURESOUE VIEW — "ol" gulf waters. Very, spacious twp^bedroom, the Gulf, ol Mexico from the spacious two bath with den, located on th^top lioor. balcony of this highly desired one bedroom '-'-• ciub suite. This lop lloor apartment is just =. .Current owners use this apartment for a ••; EXCLUSIVEONSTESAIES BY: second home. Fully equipped and priced to steps from the beach, pool and Sundial's - sell at $245,000. Contact Dave Parllla, Re- unmatched amenities. Owner motivated — '" altor Associate, 472-0201 evenings. maKe an offer! Contact Dave Parilla, Realtor. Associate, for details, 472-0201, evenings.[y .... GREAT VIEW/GREAT'pmCE ~ II you have looked at other apartments on Sanibel and - FEW AN!) FAfj:DETW£EN —True gulf front ; you have found the floor plans jess than ex- : apartments in a full resort cdmplex^re few r citing, then you should look'at this "R" and far between on Sanibel. This top lloor .; building unit at Sundial. This spacious floor -VlP REALTYGRCXF, INC ' - ,- apartment has commanding views of the .,. plan ol 1519 sq. ft. is the best.on Sanibel lor Gulf of Mexico from almost every room) - Its size; 2 bedrooms. 2 baths + convertible FOFt IMFORMATiCti. AREACODEi8!3) Use it as your second home and rent it out ^ den, fuirkltcherf plus washer and dryer. when.you are not here or just keep it as your *' Wonderful views of the gulf and asking only .. personal tropical retreat! Call Robin Hum- S249,00bf Contact Robin Humphrey, Realtor. „ phrey, Realtor *A3'jocial31( for. appointment- •• .Associate, for appointment to . view;.-. 1 : to vie //. 472-6632, evenings. -. : . ,'. •; ' 472-6632 evening EXT. 3803 • OUT OFTONN — CALL COLLECT ~^>?^^^$^t%^T^^^Y^^^?'}'f y^z $>•>} -'^"•:3xT •W- #.••/••; business tle Lodge has been named as one of Southwest •'- Peter Harman named « - Florida's 10 favorite- restaurants by Gulfthore Life Sundia} executive chef magazine in both 1986 and 1987. ". _. i. /'The success and recognition achieved by This- : Peter Harman has been named executive chef at tle Lodge are due, in large part, lo Herman's ef-| l' Sundial tieach and Tennis Resort, announced forts,' said Peccrt. "We look forward to reaching . , Michael Feceri, president of Marquis Hotels and the same level of success at Sundial under his i; j Resorts. Harman will supervise kitchen activities direction." • •_--•-. yt ; ~ •; - i '. at Sundial's Morgan's Restaurant as well as all "' Harman, 28, currently serves as president of the i banquet and catering functions at the resort, - * Southwest Florida Chefs Association and is a j ) In addition, Harman, who has served as ex- .. , : member of the American Culinary Federation. He-, : ccutive chef at Sanibcl's Thistle Lodge Restaurant is one of the youngest of approximately 1550 ,: [ since 1981. will continut to oversee menu develop,. t( chefs nationwide to earn the designation of err* jt '• ment. creativity and quality control there as tified executive chef and is working toward the.!; j culinary director. Under Harman's direction. This- certified master chef designation.!! ^ Right: Peter Harmon AT CINNAMON COVE, WHEN YOU BUY THE REMEMBER SAN/BEL v 25 YEARS AGO? ~ FHP>redicts VILLA... WE THROW IN THE POOL!! 34 deaths DON PEDRO ISLAND over holiday ; $ ' weekends ThR - Florida - Highway Patrol^ is .predicting that 31 peo- ple will lose their lives : , on Florida's highways ; during the upcoming 78th Memorial Day! .jf.;^ ISLANDMl riiOPEHritS;jNC- ; holiday period beginn- >y< '050 Plat.drt K ;•;;v:v:•/;.v-^- • ;:,: city !-./- •-.;•:;> --r1-; Sanibel's Dr.Newman to address energy conference By Fran Nuelle "•. "' .' -• ":~ "- ' ' <>''_ -I". - -. • • •"" ^ .^ijff •ore.blacks — ami the poor — will use - An increase in steadier income leads, as Dr. •' J Itobcrt "Bob^'Gawlc }.-•-• more energy per household by the'year Newman has discovered in her prejinu^findings, ' ,'.1 REALTOR- Associate1 M,2010 even though they-'wili be moving back to both a greater use of more t-ntiri^ becaust; of ~V. to the Southeast where they will experience larger homes to heat and cool, largtr appliances and MWEOWSER TAX nicKpiw fewer degree days", in the opinion of Dr. Dorothy - swimming pools (o heat and a temltiiiy for ;^ Newman of the Community-Housing and „. householders *~o undertake more insulation and :; Resources, Inc. and director of the City of_ :" rehabijitalion of hfiuses, ~ . "!" „•"'. '•'•') Sanibcl's Housin^Foundation. ••• -. ' ~ - .••... "Hut theprojectiiin is nevertheless that energy:- Dr.; Newman, who initialed the first of a continu- consumption per household coiild increase," she ";; ing series of national household surveys on energy says. Blacks will tend to follow this same trend, she consumption, was to give ihe opening talk, at a " indicated. ' -" •'•- plenary session of the U.S. Department of - She was not prepared to say tay what percen-. Energy's. Conference on Socioeconomic Energy . tage blacks 'will increase their consumption of -I; Research today in Washington. D.C. % energy. ^ . ^ ." -.• ;-• • . r. -." Her remarks were to be included in "Looking at Dr. Newman said hf~ projections were based "on, the Big Picture: National Trends and Minority shifts — in region* and metropolitan areas and in. • Energy Consumption/'. ""'""* "•'.'- types of structures people live in and, filially, in- :•; '^ According to Dr. Newman, the first treh'H will come. She invited participants in the conference ta 'inVici. 'This I* '..lien.,the bt> to a greater percentage of all the population use the same for their own forecasts. '\ ,- Jjtp-ii - U\ fitMiKiion ' fur regardless of age, working in the labor force by Besides bbeing first tr> do national housthnM r..^iinue t,, 1M-s... AN-,, in theyear2OI0, survey^by KRDA (Energy Research & Develop- ;\. •-".Next, in ensuing years, blacks will resume ment Administration), precursor of the Depart- '-.' ' relocation to the south','particularly the Southeast, ;.: riient of Energy?Dr. Newman is author of "The ,;• American Energy Consumer" with Dawn Day where a possibility of more full employment wilj f : await them, she believes. - '— •= published by HaHinRrr.f-1 ,:."• • •] Holiday deadlines ;/ • ^The deadline for advertising for the May 28 ; The /stand Reporter office at The Village. •'-.'.' issue will be Friday at 5 p.m. There will be, no : Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, will be closed Monday ' - change in the deadline for editorial copy, liipugh ! for the Memorial Day holiday. •' . early,submission would be appreciated.Cj .-f A Fine Selection of ... -j/come lo Srowier/Arou^/i our s/iowinf of t'/eyan/ Gold and Silver Jewelry xan traditions, inefuJintf pastui' muuntain yuif's, co/fec/or Designing 6aijie/t, fihloricai American /off arl, and one of a /tint/ family genera/ion accessorial for your h< & Handcrafting By Rene JlConJay-SaturJay !0:00-3. Tit, /o 6:00. T. UK. All repairs done on premises mosluillhin 24 hours. \ ;; 472-3900 r of Jarpnn Glit, Tit-id (JtW0 BIT" Wi HAPPY HOUR |TH0MAS BROWN AT THE PATIO LOUNGE REALTY, INC. , Serving Sanibel since 1973 Raw Oysters v; . •• _•• 25c .-,.••.• a 2410 Palm Ridge Rd., Sanibel Baw Clams >' . ' 25c : .*.-?•• "' , »;' «••;• •' 472-4138. <".. ' Steamed Clams -- 25e Steamed Mussels 25' Steamed Shrimp 25«x10 per Vi Ib. ; , HOMESITES Snow Crab Legs 25t<(10 per ,.« ,. For further Information, call -,- * .. , .'•• '" Virginia R.'Brown, REALTOR-Associate . . j. or Lynn Noon, REALTOR-Associate ..• '-?,'., ": (813)472-4138 A '/:-•"./ •-';" ••• .:-.-:• ;• "/. ;-. - "~V \ °°captiva :"?: f- Old-style inn proposed on Captiva By Steve Cason tensity commercial with a density cap of three : ^ I hey appreciated the toncepl," hut were confer ntd units per acre.-: •>"'-.' ? • ':'• '-?-' ^ about the density, he said, _ ' - • magine an old Florida style inn with - .Winrow has been working on the project for ;e.<. "The density on thisisland is three units an " clapboard siding, a wide front porch with •" about nine months and sees al least another year acre and we want to see th3t maintained." said ' Ia dozen or so squeaking rocking chairs and of preparation ahead of him. "It's going to be a ? DeWitt Jones, president of the IX A. - " " i maybe a swing or two. Try to envision the inn year before cnylhing"happens," he said. '.•• : Winrow denied reports that the project would ' '• nestled amon;: tall palms overliving Pine Island If the rez-oning is approved, Wlnrow would like r; be tied into another rumored development on '.-- i Sound, a fine old motor yacht moorod at the dock., to build a twosiury, "old Florida style" structure, Buck Key. "We do not hav? any Vntention of going j , If you can picture that scene, then you share the perhaps with a lithe "Victorian flavor."' possibly = off (he (Rosse) site," he said. '.'-'• ^•;,_ ^ • vision of GaryAVinrow. president or Winrow X •• something along tht- lines of Thistle Lodge bn ""- . ! Development. ." Sanibel.hc said.o ,<'- r-n ,; - time speciality project manager for Mariner, said | Winrow wants to build a 50 unit bed and ,, * The main building, in addition to containing 50";, he wanted to work with lh» pt-ople of Captiva j breakfast inn just like the one described abnve on rooms, would house a library and fireplace. The in_ rather than against them. "We anticijiatt'ap- .'.-• ' Captiva, on the old AndjvRosse property just ^(i. terior would be decorated with/old photos and prehension'until people look al the plan and st-e _ north of Jensen's Marina.^ • . \. . "historic things." Outside there would be a swimm- what we're trying to accomplish," he said..-!' "We'd like to make it as quaint as possible," ing pool parking area and sewage treatment plant. ~.j Qnt> of the ways h*;*s tfying to do that is by in- ; said Winrow. "Bring back the feeling of Old Cap- ; If possible, Winrow would like to convert Rosse's corporating as much of the flavor of Old Captiva tiva." , - . - ; .-' -^" "• '•'• ;.' .;, . stilted fish house into a restaurant,'. •"•'•- as possible. By studying old photos his architect, _• r> The project, tentatively.called the "Rosse Bed ' - "It's one-of-a-kind project," he said, "I think it's Dave Hornhorst. can recreate the architectural " and Breakfast Inn," is still in the preliminary plan- going lo lie a real plus for Captiva." ;• • details of the past. ' . > •> ning stages. Before it could ever lie built the pro- The proposed project has already, been the suh: "We're trying to do £ ouality project." said - perty would have to be rezonrd. And that could K ject of numerous rumors. In an attempt to dispel .• Winrow. "We're not trjing to put up a bank; car""' - take some doing. The two-acre tract he's hoping to thrm, Winrow Wer.t to the Captiva Civic Assncia wash or pet shop .-. . We're trying to do «iomf:thing build on is currently zoned multi-family., and low in: tion board jasl month to present his ideas. "I thins nice/T; V" '".":. - . •••"•• • , •"..;••." • " :a:^/fidn, Your Island Office Supply., * Complete office supplies for home and office * Art supplies -•>";•'[•!'.:• " *~:- "' * Typewriter, Cash Register, Calculator repairs * Office furniture far home and office al discount • prlcei"--- "•• : " ' "":, • ..."" .;* Rubber Stamps, Signs, Hame Tags - custom •? engnnBd ,,-" •"' 'i.: "--.. ' * Photocopies'.•' "; , * Calculator anif Typewriter sates * Typewriter rentals < . * * Next-daY sendee on hard-lo-flnd office products * Cvervday'FREE deliver/ with no minimum purchase :. ^ : * Great weekly ln-store specials and... -_We Now Handle Alt Your Printing Needs! •" 1 " ^ 162* Periwinkle Way J 472-2995 , Mel's presents theb^gest "eaiiybirdr7 on^the island! INTEREMDPMTE , Certificates of Deposit • Minimum U Rate/Annual Yield lyr. up"to2yrs. 6.75%: $500 7.00% PRIME RIB • STEAMED SHRIMP PLATTER 2 yrs. up to 3 yrs. ".': BBQ BEEF RIBS • FRIED CLAMS 3 yrs. up to 4 yrs. $500 7.25%: CHICKEN PARMESAN.' SCALLOPS MARSALLA 4 yrs. up to 5yrs. $500 .7.50% 195 5 yrs.-10 yrs. 7.75% FOR ONLY 'W :_''- For the First 100 seated Interest on this'nroc deposit is simple interest and all rates are annual percentage rates. 's mi-iu availsble.Happy Houi 5-7 P M. in Ihc Ta»tr -, Interest rates shown are as of May 19,1987. These rates are subject t» change. " D1NINGHOURS 5-10 . ' \ - - ' SubsUintial penalty required ffiT early withdrawal. Member FD1C. ' •- -: T.AVERMOPEM 4-Close " •;•„;' For-moreinfomiatibncall332-1970 ». „ : ShrimpHouse ' -The Citizens and Southern " •;-&Tavern ; . "-.". National Bank of Florida y - , 472-3161 Dinner served 510 P.M . Major Credit Cards Accepted ;••© ;""-.• environment Refuge burn will restore natural habitat By Matt Perez mokey the Dear" probably turned Firefighter Gary .,'--.- in his gravejast week as federal ._'"•- Hoover from Merritt wildlife officials set fire to about 55 hhind Natinnnl - acres of J.N. "Ding" Darling Wildlife Refuge..- ' Wildlife Refuge tor- The officials were not playing with matches. ches a dry strand of They used torches. . brush near the Legion Six firefighters from Merritt Island National : '; Curve on S Hit JS1AWV BOUTIQUE •*THE MONTCLAIR; — SIDEWALK SALE - BIJHIOOM 1 12-11 " - THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY MAY 21. 22 & 23rd KimiiN U . . Li Corner CasaYbel & Periwinkle 472-1070 • — >i (The Raw Bar at Twigs, that is!) r ipecial 4:30 - 6:30!p.m. ' Here's a Tour bedroom design with many quality features; split bedrooms, separate dining room, and a large lit/ing Oysters ^Clains...... • • • •.. .3/ $1 . room. The lower level has two enclosed pods. One serves as a two car garage; the other as stotage. ". ^ *• .Shrimp ;...... *.:....,5/$l "o? • ; . .-;.---.__ ;. - ^ =» - - -:• • Priced at $90,600 on your Sanibel lot, the Montclair is a BEST SMOKED FISH great buy! Let our designer help you customize one of . more than 25 plans to fulfill your Sanibel housing needs. YOU EVER ATE!! Presently, we are building a customized version of the Montclair on a customer's lot. Stop by pur model if you would like a "guided tour" of this home or any of the 10 " others under construction. "We serve . ...or we don't jtrresh... serve it at all!" 1028 Snnd Costlc Rood Eanibel,Florido 33957 The Dunes .. I Mondcy to Fridoy 9 to 5 tlieTIMBEES Weekends by Appl. (813) J72-2eei RESTAURANT a HSHMflHKET Ft*h Market Open at NaontRritHranl Open 5 p.«. •itmngi Up*n 4:30 p.a>. 472-3128* Full Liquor Lke»*«« All M.Joi Ct»dit C«Tdt»97S Hibbil Road ^f^S W^^ -^'-W%: V '?•; "p" ISLAND LIFE is open to any island " service group or non-profit • r- -CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: Open Monday . organization. Please check your 5 Ihrough Satutday from 10 a.m, 10 9 O.m. • fialings and nottfy the is/and - .>- Sundays 10 am. io!lp m. located on .fleflorreco! any necessary changes ' - ,.' Causeway Road, 47M0BO. GI alterations. Subrmi changes or ,, w EMERGENCY NUMBERS: Police, 4723111 new.tntormatfcn io- Island Reporter, PO. Draper R.Sambel, >- Fire and Paramedics. 936-3600; Island UAHHitM ISLANU UAOUP FOR THE ARTS FL 33957. Deadline for information < - Apothecary (24-hout emergency service) (dlG AhTSJ: An organization founded to 2 472-?768 CROW (Caie and Rehabilitation huild a cultural community ol Sanbiel and ,Js Friday prior to ihe Thursday 1 pi of Wildltte). 472-3644 Captiva All members and prospective publication Inlorrnaticn in (aland ^ ISLAND HISTORICAL MUSEUM; Open members are urged to attend meetings. ': U'e is olfced on a space-availab'e' ' £/ Thurs. and Sat. 10 a m. lo * p.m. Closed - Meets the lasl Monday ol Ihe monlh al basis; we will mate evtrj e!lor» IQ - C on holidays.- - 7:30 p.rn. For further informaliop, contact ~ include any and all information • E CAPTiVA MEMORIAL LIBRARY: Open 9 Potlv Matsumbto, 275-3065. - . received al ouf otlices - SANIBEL COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION: . Friday,9am. to9 p.ni° Wednesday;9am. Meetings held on the second Wednes- j - lo 12:30 p m: SaluWay. Closed Monday. day of month November through May, -~\ iatio . a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday Ihru Friday; 10 auditorium, Periwinkle Way. Summer a.m. lo noon Saturdays; 7 lo 9 p.m. ':- office hours May 1 to OctebeM5 are 11 ' Wednesdays. 2412 Florence Way. a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays except closed Wednesdays. Phone 472-2155 .^Phone 472-2483. ^ ^. , : SANBIEL CAPTiVA ART LEAGUE: Outdoor EMEROENCY VETERINARY CLINIC: 5605 - workshops^ery Thursday year aiound South Tamlami Trail (m the Dragon plaza). : from 9 a.m.To noon followed by sack Foil Myeis;939554?: offering emergency ' lungh and critique, Phone as, Let us give ing would roll over in his grave if he " ever heard -that the people of S -Healthpark V Sanibel. thought of the Wildlife 2 Drive as ''boring";or that a visit to fj our full backing lht> refuge was comparable to "spen- - ding a day in a mosquito-infested r A copy of this letter to Sanibel Ci- mangrove patch". I euess that I am ^ - ty Council icas' submitted for one of those "die-hard conserva" c publication.' .. '''•'.'. '•' ~" tionisls" who feels Sanibel has j. Indies and Gentlemen: I am amazed already lost too much of its natural !] that you. our governing body, would pristine habitat to those who "need.; C object to HealthPark Florida which . .to pacify their thirst for 5 is planned at.Summcrlin and Bass shopping". If it was not for the.Fish 5 C Roads. I have been a member of the ~ and Wildlife. Service ("Big Brother" 3 HealthPark Task Force involved in as you call it); the whole bay side of -planning this complex since its in- Sanibel could have been developed ception and am, as far as I know, the like The punts (remember H too us- : ._•*} only representative from the islands;s ed to on a'mangrove forest), : on this committee. Enclosed you will . find a - list of members of the I agrefif'-if this is what Mr. Cason was driving at, that it is sad to see HealthPark Council as well as the-- another part of old (hon resort)'' ,? . HealthPark Task Force. I think you Sanibel bite the dust. And f also feel will agree that these people repre- that the Fish and U'jldiife Srrvirc ! - sent a good cross section of the Lee K will have to allow a little more com- ". County population and arc all con- : mercialism if they ever expect cerned with the delivery of better anyone other than themselves io .; health care in our communities. ~ -survive running .3 i'anoe renlal . We have labored for a good, three business at Tarpon Bay. But the years to plan this development and I number one priority of the fefuge would not have put in these hours of has been, and should continue to he, • meetings with any other thought the wise management of the island's but for the benefit it would bring to both at this past meeting and at - work oh behalf of the community, and to be reminded' not to be natural resources. •• our Islands. Such a complex, just a previous meetings, shew a clear ; :i direction by them towards the adop- discouraged by those who don't For several years now, I have had few minutes from, our causeway, an everincrc-asing fear that as. - •-._- would r supply expert health and tion and implementation of a Com- understand, how dedicated this prehensive Reach Erosion Plan. [ board is to finally getting'sbmething- Sanibel grew and became more (^emergency care close at hand in a done'on.Captiva, and getting it done resort-oriented, the people that; ~ well equipped and staffed facility, a "believe that our current-board is committed to doing something that in a manner as fast as the law will : came to live on and visit the island need that is definitely not filled at allow while at the same time protec- would be less and less interested in ,; present. My many years in hospital no"previous board has ever _done. And thfit is to put into effect a solu- ting the rights of all Captivihs. ft _ sharing the concepts thai the City of -' - administration at Pennsylvania t tion to the erosion problem that has • v= . > Stephen Cutler, Sanibel was based upon. Our com- .•„ Hospital in Philadelphia makes me prehensive land use plan, in fact, been plaguing Captiva.' Further- •-,-/:• r -I; Captjva more than aware of the difficulty of more, they are doing it in a way that spelled out how our community was • \the delivery of good health care, and strictly follows the enabling legisla- going to protect and live with its " I am convinced that the HealthPark tion, that addresses the causes of 'Ding' Darling - natural resources. I cannot help but • would be of enormous benefit to we the problems not just the effects. . wonder if Mr. Cason docs not think islanders. would roll over . that is environmentally acceptable, that Sanibel's natural resources.and -C" Hurricane evacuation, which" and that puts the costs for the pro- [ "die-hard conservationists" should • would occur at a time when the least in his grave . ; .^ gram directly where the benefits . ' go back to their "mosquito-infested number of residents are on the arc. . . To Island Reporter: Where did mangroves" and leave more of the, 'islands, always seems- to be our Steve Cason get off writing the arti: island for those who would rather ;: primary concern. It seems to me the Thp^rembers of the board both in-. dividual!)- and collectively should be cle about Tarpon Bay Martr.it in the spend their days in shell shops and . most beneficial use of that 400 -K 1 Sifts shops. 1 encouraged to continue thpir hard M7/Wflr't)i"Dl acres' would be to have a wtt! •. v Mark "Bird" WfKtall. ' . organized medical complex at that location, rather than a disorganized It isseldom'lhal the preservers -. condominium: population which is Spoonbill: ^- ^ win over the Hc5lroycrs.;Siv>rp one the other alternative for occupation • up for conservation;Let rrie express . CEPD cost : '..or. that space. Hospitals, as. you Forever buried? the hope that the idea expressed in' apportionment: ".- know, have their 'own generating the third paragraph, that "one at :: the Island Kepnrler: The enclosed systems'which would bo of great letter from the Spoonbill board to least'of these 'prospect*"'; . . wil! : J:ime is critical - value close at hand, during an Spoonbill sponsors 'was gratefully; become a reality'within a year or two" will never happen and that •\,JheJollov:ing letter, io Captiva "emergency. • ,;i received by me, although I am sure Spoonbill and al! its misbegotten Erosion Prevention District bnard ••; We must not~ forget that" our of one thing: the Spoonbill board will _ helicopter service cannot operate in 1 projects will be forever buriud- u-as submitted for F-sblirati'tK gnash their collective dentures • ^ George K.* Campbell. Commissioners: Resolution S6-5 bad weather, nor at night. If any one when they realize their error in pro- • • of you has had experiences such as I states, in sub paragraph a'l "The- pn- .' vidHig me with a copy, .- ' ~ - • • ' , Fort Myers have had. and had to follow a heart ginetr shall file a tentative appoint-' patient to one of our hospitals at m?nt of tola! cost with the disiriet, ^ three o'clock in the morning, you board by June 9, 1987." It further " will realize that it is a long, long, , states, in sub paragraph b) "The .'"' way by road. : •-.:;•:, PO.Bo>SJ7,Syi!bel,ntJri^-35957 V economist shall assist the, engineer-' ; who shall prepare the cost appor- 'Let us give this project our full :. O*af Spocfttll5ca>59r, "• Strict ..-; backing for the benefit of all of us, tionment pursuant to Section 10(5) winter residents as well as we who and Section 10(9ct of the Special Act - • "are here year 'round. : , for presentation lo the CEPD on Elizabeth Williamson; June 0,1987" , - .". It would seem appropriate that--' Member, HealthPark Task Force. Since in&it'/ twnoown of cir p"xm~f- Cor 3 rw<*n', limn« *-«« Ooif -' • •= ' -.••• ' .| SaniheL awj Itwiscl-jB.a! tr* airport p-operty.. we ta«« ecciiiyj it, e.clwe wtttt these, firms be again advised of the " other WOSWCIA ana alternatives. »nich sefnefl la a'tei ns^f Ar>5 wfiiie criticality of the Jure 9 dale, in ir^e Still could bfcwe actuated, twr zoKivaon mi Itw*. Seoo't'li «f>jis • fl "asmuch as you would hen have four - CEPD should rwl Of X'lt lo pia/ a prime rale, and ypt its ^onsors ina'vtijjs1*/ *WiM • days to review this apportionment before vournext regular meeting, be ''encouraged, scheduled for Junn 13, 1987. If they •£r are unable to meet the June 9 dead- ^ '3 far the (swept *k Mi not discouraged line they should be able to tel! you ^ exactly when you could expect to To Island Reporter; I think that it is receive this information so that your •X) appropriate to thank the CEPD chairman ,cn)i!d call a special board for their decision on Saturday mooting t within a week o( the to "proceed, forward : towards a "guaranteed delivery date." : specific plan for beach restoration and erosion control. Since you *.lan lo consider a resolution or, August 15,19S7 calling : •• After a lengthy^ presentation by L Cv.3tM to tiie5anitel Police ReceatfOfiaTFi/ia " • ,- ;- - the consulting firm ol Applied fora referendum pursuant tG Sec- n [Jon 9(1) of thfl Special Act on the " Technology and Management, Com- comprehensive beach and : shore missioner Hill Martin took the in thit A?*e"? rot at>'e tp r&t &f d'sarn icrr.e !ru»i (D !u!)il! ^C rstiJ fc * preservation program- and related illative by making a motion for final wilt • assessments on November 3,1987.it- j> development of one of thi- three woutd seem that time would be of : -:. alternative plans just presented (o the esscjici; as far as the receipt of: i- the board. Then, following n SK-cr*tll Gai!>j Terms V area ZONTA auction : .•- helps ACJ, Child Care 'Zonta Club's Celebris cash bar begins at 6 ty Auction.,.Saturday p.m., dinner is at 7:30 May 30 .it Rnmada Air and thee main aauctiou tion : JinrVortt Hotel wilPgo to follows dinner. C st is ' becnefim t Abuse Counsel- $20 per person. • ing and Treatment For more i Center ACT and I-ee lion call'Betty Smith. County Child Cart;. 337-2273.13 .<*.•••• • A 'silent auction and I < SHARE Club plans dance SHAKE Club, a sup- will sponsor "Swing In- - port and interest group to Spring "Dance" Fri- which provides for day, May 29, from 711 :,. .hospital discounts and p.m., at the Sheraton k. other special activities •" Harbor Place hotel.G for people over age 55, Nova group hosts meeting Where's my spinach? Nova University's; Outpatie !t Building.' PapeynalniortMnk Saturday, having. center :'•• for Rm -1 psychological, studies : The meeting is open o\nier(dri\xr, so they could jtump her ml. Rogers later said afreese plug had started to leak. will"host aninforma:' n - tion meeting on Satur- lo the public and will ; , ';-.> , ; : "-'• ; , - ' .. •-".." F a:i day, May 30 at 10:30: provide information . - . ''-; ...-•"' \ _ '-.-.• , ^ ' . '•'• • '-' a.m. at": Lee County : about the: tieldbaswd : •" f: ; o .[- -" . * . r Mental Health Center,, Master of; Science". _ ' -'••: ' 2789 Ortiz Avenue degree in counscelin S.E., Ft. MyeiVAduit psychology. D THE DELAWARE CORPORATION > : OF FLORIDA^ ; ' "SIRUCIURAL ADEQUACY AND DESIGN ARE OUR GQAt5" ... "CLIENT NEEDS AND BUDGET ARE OUR OBJECTIVES" ; Health Foods Building Residential Homes ALL NATURAL On Sanibel For More Than 10 Years. Currently Building COOKIES Of Lee County For .More Than 16 Yeais Periwinkle Pines S/D * - At The Coiner'of Dunlop and Periwinkle NEW EVENING HOURS:'-? A.M.'-8 P.M. M-F WllllamP.Soll ' : •: ••--•' 9A.M.-6P.M. SAT. 4061-4 Sandlewood Lane, Fort ftiyers, FL ° " ' 11 A.M.-4P.H. SUN: (813)936-0116 '' 1640 PERIWINKLE • UME TOEE CENTER • Ac.os. horn C&S Bank 1 CLASSA.: •_ STATE CERTIFIED LICENSE " '; i .> SAN1BEL • 813-472-3666 „.-. " .„ •'. " It starts with a warm smite and a hot cup ol fresh •brewed coffee. _^ Then it's up to you — eggs and crisp bacon, omelei pancakes, waffles, our famous gourmet French toast and more '. . . served while it's hoi and priced to please. , -.CapMln Waller has JUil ,_ Every table is the Captain's : the thlny for every appetite, table at the Quarterdeck. Let light to hearty. Clinose from Captain Walter - - " our menu of crisp salads, [ill you to the -1 _, , * 'soups and sandwiches, scuppers with burgers and hot croissant, fresh seafood - sandwiches.. . ^. : and sieaks. EARLY DINER SPECIALS every day from 5 to 6 p.m. ONLY $5.95 •; ; BIGGI5T AND BEST CHEESEBURGER A Quarter to One pound — cooked to order! •first Dre-it/aK on the Island*" ' Fries • onion Rings • Great Shakes v^-i '• Tasle o( the UtamU 1987 - (nuilhyertt in d ru«t -Best WNCII on the^hli,ndt~ TaMe o7ih* hhnJi I9H4 ;; Beer • Wine • Fun! •- "/la^ Open 11.-00 a.m. 'til 11:00 p.m. Tuesday-Sunday / "sxa \ '••I,- Closed Monciays - ^ • I .- THE BEST-TIMESor^c* ^rfcJf „ YOU EVER HAD 472S111 ^^% '•'• ON SANIBEL % " • BicpARKiNOLOTiNkAR ^^vi © "^i|??*:^-^^:^>!^*^^^5^^5^^^?^r^^S^~f"F ^^^^&3^^^^^"5I^^?^*i^:-^ "^^^^^L^*:-^^15 """^v^^^^^^^^-^K-^^^^W^ WATER--"" » from page 1A^ ; r ' that stems from Sanibel River, a slough running pumps at the weirs. These pumps could prohibit^' •Gulf Drive"," Casa.Ybel and West Gulf Drive. . . ' through the center of the island. excessively sally water from violating the integri- : .Thcpurpose of the plan is to improve ways of Structures called weirs, located near Tarpon ty of thi; freshwater system.D managing surface water, which issues from rainfall Bay and Beach Road, are an integral part of the and saltwater intrusion at the coastline. This plan system.These weirs are supposedly used to drain addresses problems of roads being excessively flood water during storms and contain water dur- ;ing dry season by using a system of boards and flooded during storms tor long periods of time, : ,_' 7 - which endangers adequate evacuation routes. '<- gates that can be opened and closed. - . ••' ~- But the primary objective is to protect the • Water from the west lip of the bowl-like land in : Sanibel River environment, according to the . dentation flows easterly through the Tarpon Bay 1 weir, from central Sanibel waU'r flows easterly report. It further states environmental objectives ti ;need not be met at the expense of the other parts through the Beach Road weir; ^of the plan, . =. "'.•••'•.'' According(to the report, the Tarpon Bay weir The report includes an environmental assess- actually encourages flooding and it must be Restaurant & Lounge ment of Sanibel River prepared byisland revamped. The Beach Road weir is said to have been operating efficiently for about 10 years.^ -;- naturalist Dick.WorknWand engineer Andy;, A Casual Happy Place! Tilton. 'The assesment provides an inventory of In addition, drainage structures under roadways -plant life conditions in the surface water system. are all undersized, the report states. "These road- Fun In the Sun <-K A special workshop combining Sanibel City way facilities are critical to the transferring of '••"'Council and Planning Commission was held £• ' water from one pool area to another," it continues. Watch the Sunset > Reconstruction of these relatively few facilities is ;( Wednesday morning to officially review the plan. . Dine under the Stars Decisions from the meeting were not available recommended by the. engineers. before press deadlines. : . ' "Past flood events have shown lhat the majority ; - "In any evacuation plan, it will become apparent of the water passing through the system simply FRESH FISH ENTREES • RAW OYSTER BAR that even if the Sanibel Causeway is raised to "runs over the roads," the report stales. "The...flow satisfactory levels for evacuation, there must be area underneath these roads must be increased or • iOO It. beyond tnlnnce to South Sen Ptamalion assurance that the residents of Sanibel ran ^^J- they will act as a dam, thereby raising pool levels II Ciptin Btich . traverse the low lying roads to get to the on the upstream side of the road." Open 7 dtys 11:00 AM till closing • 472-9222 '•• Rebuilding water control structures like weirs, causeway for evacuation.: "n .. r~_ • "Heavy rains could make these roads impassable and roadway facilities are expected to be the most' and evacuation therefore impossible." according to expensive parts of the plan. Cost estimates were : the engineers'report." "~ G ----- no:-t included in the engineers' report. = GOURMET •'/-' Further, the surface water management plan is Conslruction-to make the Tarpon Bay weir PIZZAS '• designed to maintain the integrity of the ground- operate correctly would be the first step, with gradual improvements progressing upstream. On WE water tabfe, preventing salt water from seeping BAKE IT into the system. ' . the Beach Road end, engineers recommend remov- ing a constricted culvert, thus increasing the : OB YOU .- next is- ""'"• : : capacity of that system. . : • .- • BAKE IT .•I"- These objectives will reijuire a.linear approach , 1 to the presentsurface water management system '• Other improvements include installing water- • AT 1NCREDJBJ-E EDIBLES V. Marinated ^C £&{-•£.Chicken Breast X. Croissant sandwich ... TAHiriAN GARDEN SHOPPING CENTER "SANIBEL J72-5J2' '/? FROZEN COURMET NOW SERVING DINNER HORS DOEUVRES . : , OPEN EVENINGS MON.-SAT. ; l'M%?i at home • : ''V": '':-':• ":- 4-9PM V :" \, -..' : . • v "•" ' ft ••'- ' "• > Muyiroom Guictie • potato Pinwneeis "•Choose from homemade entrees made fresh to order" i Mini PKirtheeli • yirimp Casino _ V* Homemade soups ^ Fresh Salads • / v • Nacno Cfieeie • Sweet i Sour ^ • Homemade Dessert Menu • V .. : POCMtS POfKPuffJ ' • Favorite Beers and Wines • .-"'-•" BREAKFAST— ~~ ~ ; " 7A.M... 472-2555 CARRY OUT ONLY : I r, Features hand-squeezed orange juke and to : ^ ! OPEN 9-6. MOM.-SAT. CLOSED SUN.. ; : I •• -, homemade Jam evcrydayl.-, . •- ; . 1 P.M.:- Alljoods made from natural Ingredients Delicious home-made desserts LUNCH" J 1:30 A.M. Giam CookJej • Key Lime Pie • and MUCH. MUCH MORE! Home-made soups made dally. Large selec- tion of favorite sandwiches and salads. . . '•• 4 P°M. I 'MONDAY ONLY — OWN 7 A.M. • 3:00 PM. BICYCLE RENTALS IENT THE BEST FOR LESS coward 'Winning TIME 1Spd. 3Spd. -. . 10Spd. 1 hr. •- .'••-ji.50i 52.00 $3.00 4hr.i S3.50 . "S4.50 . S7.00 Restauran. TOLF'S TOP 10t0 RESTAURANTS Florida 24 hr. v. S5.00 " S7.00- -.. 510.00 Trend magazine 1981,1982,1983,1984,1985.:. Week S25.00V S28.00'. $32.00 -.. 1986/ * --' ' -- . • • "One of my favorite restaurants in the United States'- \"\ -.-'-..;..• 10% OFF 3 or more Bikes Also Tandem, BMX. Child Bikes. , . • Robert Toll, Sept. 1984 '" c , ; , • : Free Delivery & Pick-Up • Rated f.- ii i: {Excellent) Foil Myers News-~ . WITH MULTI DAY RENTALS,." i "" " • Press ; • " "."":"si • • -. ^-- • : Wlnnor of 1985 "TASTE ot the ISLANDS ' " AWARDS" Including "BEST RESTAURANT for . 'DINNER",'BEST RESTAURANT for : CELEBRATIONS", "BESTflESTAURANT for '"~ ° DESSERT", and 'BEST RESTAURANT for ALL 472-5577 ! : REASONS". ' : • A'sojeatured: ChJcagpJrjbUna, PM Magazine, Saturday Evening Post, Fodor's frave|_'Guide/- • rEasjBrn^AIrllneBMagailnB, Mriml^larard," DlscpverTlortda7House an'H"Oarden,gravel r and Leisure, Tha Ortandc^Magazlne^balias 5 •" Morning News, Mobile Travel Guide-Quality n - Setting 7 Days. Lunch 11.30-2:30 8 Ofnn«f 5:30-70 p.m. Full BlV Sartici. All mi|or crldlt CKdt. . 1223 Peiiwlnklo (!n jacaxanda Plcia] m CaptUa Island : . 472S5SB devil's advocate i t Z- Hart 'shot down1 by journalistic mud-slinging By Richard C, Allen engendered by the night" with him. tat sin is the crude and' was Gary Hart selected ^ Hart? How many com- : The opinions below publicity oflhe last few They later admitjed unnecessary violation for this smear? Could it petent, and moral do not necessarily weeks. And what other ^ Ithat she might have of the victim's right to ;bc that the Miami potential candidates reflect those of the conclusions can be; left before the crack of privacy. Yes.r even ' Herald was attempting wilt decline to run, to staff or management of drawn fromjt all? dawn, since they were public figures have a to Rain favor with the protect their families s'': In my opinion, the ac- watching only one of right, it seems to we, ^sizeable community of^, from such moral i slit Sunbelt Publishing 1 Company. Reader tions «T. the Miami the two outside doors. that reporter will not ° antl Castro Cubans liv- mud-slinging? ! response U'invited. .., Herald reflect no credit t But the damage was be bedroom window- ing : in Miami, who upon the newspaper or done, and Hart's sup-, peepers. And there is distrust Gary . Hart, p The American peo- upon the profession of who seeds arms reduc- ple have been "pro:, [ Gary ; Hart has port r.'plummeted,- an .^unwritten . taw ; of journalism. On the despite denials of inv journalism that you do tion a genuine dialogue tected" from Gary , withdrawn his can- Hart, whose crime is an ~ I didacy •"'. tor the basis of rumors propiety by the not investigate the for pence, and fewer possibly originating in '--Senator,. Donna Rice private life of a tan- dollars 'thrown at the unproved act of in- ' Democrstic presiden- fidelity, which — even tial - nomination, and the camps of opposing and Hart's lovely wife didatc: or official, • Pentagon? •'" . candidates that Hart is Lee. .;.3 unless' there is good o In his withdrawal if true — is a matter the nation has lost a between him and his - man smany people a '"womanizer"- - p, ter- reason to believe that speech, Gary Hari ex-- rible, chauvinistic term : The'Herald seems to pressed° genuine and wife. " believed would have • be seeking td become a it is adversely affecting made an able and effec- — the Herald sent out that person's perfor- deeply fell concern for reporters to daily version of the Na- what this vicious, ^in- Sorry to lose you, tive chief executive for tional Inquirer. mance D( public duties. Further,' it seems trusive form of repor- Mr. Hart/ You ran a our country. Some of "stakeout" Senator And"~what jour-: ! good'campaign, and our citizens will be hap- self-evident that a^ ting will do" to the Hart's. private home, nalistic rules "are paper should not single future of political cam- would, I think, have py about his departure observed a young violated by - a story paigning. How many made an excellent from national politics, woman entering, and such as the one that ap- j;.-. out one candidate for a prestaent.n because of their doubts '^'muckraking v in- ' able candidates will he gleefully reported that peared in the Heraldf I ' vtstigative foray. Why "shot down" as was Mr. about his integrity _she had", "spent the : suppose the fundanu-n: Mock SERVING THE ISLANDS FOR 27 YEARS 0 *IJKSTSIiU.Iil!" ;.„ * CROSSWORD * I.OCAI. INTIiHEST FUZZLKS ii _. BOOKS ";r *GAMES; * Cl 1H.IJKI-.NS HOOKS,, a • TRAVEL GUIDES - * SHELL HOOks * COOKBOOKS * BINDING HOOKS * CARflS * NAUTICAL Cl IAHTS - .*SPECIAL"ORDERS *''.IIGSAWVUZZI.US * AUDIO /MUSIC CASSETTES .. • - Summer Hours: Mun.-Sal. [ 10:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 1021 Periwinkle Way |-r!5R Saiiibel :-:: -.•'!• THE-• - BRASS ELEPHANT RESTAURANT Join Us For Our Fabulous :•%•••• Sunday Champagne Brunch Buffet !!- 10:00 AM: to 2:00 RM. ;'":,,.!t4eir-; FEATURING "> - \^- ;^;±- ' ; -Steamship Roast Beef Carved to Order ^ : _'..;•':. 1 *; i Eggs Benedict V -..'."':' . -•" .:...- iNattve Seafoods and Seafood Salads " ;•: : . . ; ..Fresh Fruits and Vegetables .. ^ ..';.-. :•'< -Assorted Breads and Pastries '••. . '. : *:.«.:.- ,>.---:" Plus Much More! ,, .. '- - 'v.: '•,. ".': "--• '••'!:,:: . $14.50 Per Person "i,^.::: ;i ::;: $7.95 Children Under 12 '; ^^ - SUNDAY BRUNCH AT THE BRASS ELEPHANT •;r' ' FOR RESERVATIONS : •••' • '•' •-••: '.•'• 472-8677 , ..„, ' ' -: ' • • Sanibel Island Hilton Inn •/ r • "• agenda Thank you .—j for not ; - S •;-=-• • -Jrorn page;4A smoking > • . •; 10:30 A M. Consideration of an Ordinance. special evenl to 9 period ol no more Ihan The board of direc- 't Artistic Expertise THE BOAT HOUSE RESTAURANT by 16681 McGregor Blvd. S.W. .-_ __ ._ Carl G. Nelson in Kingston Square 466-5545 Santo Pczzutti {1 mile south ol Miner's Corner on old Sanibel RcJ.) CASUAL FAMILY DINING Joseph Pulitano TUESDAY - SUNDAY, OPEN 4:00 P.M.'' A Diversified exhibit of original paintings in oil or acrylic on canvas Our Menu Includes SEAFOOD SPECIALTIES SUNSET SPECIALS — 4:00 P.M.-6.-30 P.M. Starling al $4^95 Througli May,30lh LIVE ENTERTAINMENT - Pri. & Sal. Nights By Larry & Joann Cado Featuring Music ol the 40's & 50's COMPLIMENTARY COCKTAIL with this Ad and a Dinner Entree Certain restrictions apply to Specials One couponper person Expires Juno 3,1987 Tiirpun Bay HoniJ; Opposite Bailey's Daily. I'xccpt Sunday: 10 to 5 • (813)472-1193 a. •:.-V WOULDYOU BELIEVE DINNER AT THE JACARANDA Sanibel's First arid Finest X FOR $1.00? ;•;. YES, IT'S TRUE! Seafood Restaurant H 'Between 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. order one entree otl our menu - at regular price and receive a 2nd entree fcrSI.OO • Harbbr ; .'•-•••• (Oiler good through May 29thp - - 'Trie ijinner ofteted for $1.00 wilj be Ihe leas! expensive emree solected. House " 'Between 5 pm. 8 6p.m. • " '• '• . : ^ . . . •.. or " •• .. " .."• -' ••;/ ' : me (irst 100 people ' -^ : .,. " Restaurant Live Entertainment Dine In Authentic Oidc Island Atmosphere, In Lounge EARLY BIRD SPECIALS 5-6 P.M.' All-Yuu-Cai'-Ent Steamed Shrimp T * . . Terry Slarr :i FMeJ Grouper-$7.95" .. GROUPER Mon.-Sal. SluIW or Fried Flounder - »7.95 ' RED SNAPPER FLOUNDER • SHARK . ' ' Clam Dinner - 15.95 ,„' SWORDFISH • SALMON Fresh Slnne Crdti Claws ' COBIA • MAHI-MAHI..." SHRIMP • CRAB • LOBSTER I'rldnv Mn>» IKh Try SNOW CRAB • SCALLOPS All YIIII Call Ial Ifroni 5 lo 61>.111,116 95 " OYSTERS -CLAMS •CHICKEN GAME HENS • STEAKS FREE SHELL GIFT WITH THIS AD PASTA • GOLDEN SNAPPER Li . OriF. PER FAMILY ^ GREAT SERVICE Entrees AND MUCH, ' from $7.95 MUCH MORE Reservations taken after. 6:30 ti 500 p.m. - 9:.1O p. THE JACARANDA 12-14 Periwinkle Way Family owned A* operated : '-: ~E A f o~o~p ~ s r frrs"~?'; r>~r1 franibpl ItUnd. FL Sincerely. , 15 vi. 1 -172-1242. Bill and Anne Walter " 1223 PERIWINKLE VIM. SAMIBELi3L«MD.Fi:f™i »&jr 'Mum; UPPER CAPTIVA— • from page 5A- . ,. • • n -,:- boat is the quaint Island Store^and One of the former is Phil Kinsey Over the Waterfront Restaurant ' who purchased 75 acres after flying" run by Scott and Jane Gilbert, . over the island in 1902. He got the quite possibly the youngest couple entire tract fronting both the hay on the island. Scrrtt, 28,'and Jane, and the 'gulf, for $90,000. Today. 29, are also the parent* of Cullom, ' Gulf front lots are si'llin^ for two. LI he island's only native s"n... : . around $220,000. : ... Raising a rhiid on the remoto •Although Kfrisey doesn't liv«/on island poses prubk>nis that .Scott" the island - "you got stir crazy and Jane have yet to resolve. One V "when you stay there toy lung" — ; is how he wit! develop without he- he does own a vacation homo and a - ing around other children. The > restaurant there. Barnacle Phil's. :, other is getting to'an^ from school., Still, the former World War II when he's old enough lo attend. _ flying instructor visits tht island Hut, says Scott, there are benefits, almost daily, community by air - too. "He may be a little naive about from his home in Fort Myers. He is some thing* but I think hc'l! be a one of about 30 property owners pretty unique kid. He's real inur ' . who use the_is1ands.2,200-foot grass i- nature type stuff. I think he'll be airstrip for coming and going. Up- more likely to fish, swim and boat per Captiva, he says, "is one of the 'A leafy lane on Upper Captivtt'-1 where other kids will just plav." ' finest and most delightful spots in Dr. Jack Hunt, 55, a retired' i" the world." - ' call inc into work whenever they together th^deal for Safety Har- '•- veterinarian from Iowa and his > Russ and Thelma Reed, the wanted." • - ° bor Club, the island's first major, wife, llolen, hi, moved,to the island island's oldest permanent -',' (our years ago, after spending a v e Hud Rrilhart^the island's unof- development, consisting of 33 '' residents, came in 1970. "There - ficia! "mayor," has been involved . townhumes and 53 residential lots" summer tht-rc/'Wp liked if and . were no permanent residents when just decided to stay," said Jack. we moved here," said Huss, 73. •-. Hunt now manages Safety Har" - Two years after moving there he ... b«ur Club where he oversees day was sworn in as a Lee County .'. This is probably very much like Jo day opi-rations, tike taking rare Sheriffs deputy, primarily as a Sanlbel was belore they built the of the townnnn:c.s, pool, grounds,'-' means for warding off the many bridges. J v rr,atU,.find g«!f cir(, maintcnanc-c f v campers who flocked to the island's ".• "H'vliU having a JO-arrr e*tale." '"" white sandy hr.-u-hes. "We couldn't " he Midsi • ' ": ,-. o ••••""•••• :• sleep at night cause they were lU-'s-fl)5o xhc inlands firt> rhitf. ," making'sif much noise. i;aitl Reed, .t with Uf/per Captiva in one way .or : He nnw.works for Cr*ajjh.*l fell ic - ^ "'We've got a I/it of/n-cdem out- tall, lanky man with a day's growth another for about-nine years, first love with this plan-;" says IIIj/harl. : hcif, but ym h-jvt to hf: kind of "a of white stubble on hi* fare. =' pi'ir.err;" he fjiui, ."Thp»«* pi'.oplt1. : as a real estate hrtiitcr spomiizinsj. who's! ill locks likca Sfcirh bdl al , r . His'wtirk as a deputy, though, is in out island properties, tht-n later.; ;. in.. " • • •-;.: " :r. ,i .. .'•'hi-fi' are al). pretty sfifsufficifnt.- •'' strictly volunteer. His rrasuninij, as a full time resident. He is the One of the first sitrs visitors $ev . n.^i^s!!)' wi'/e trail bhTt-rii and " "If they puid me, they'd be able to' . maii responsible for putting when approar-hinj; Iht' island by ^ • -' :- .••". >i'' •*" •••: &'••'• ''. ••: ^ : ANNUAL0 .->.. " : STOREWIDE SALE • 6EACHWEAR • SWIMWEAR FINAL REDUCTIONS a >0 T-SHIRTS'V^CCtSSORIES? 'IS HAVING A 20% - 75% OFF Fabrics MEMORIAL DAY SALE ;-'•""• Some Fabrics $1.50 SJ TO GET YOU READYFOR SHELL FABRICS - LIBERTY OF LONDON e VNVSVAL AND EXCITING TROPICAL PRINTS THE FLORIDA SUNSHINE AND A VVHOLE LOT OF FUN! COMPLETE SEWING The latest In Men's-*Women's Isiandweat •' and QUILTING CENTER the Largest Selection of Custcm-mcde - Our Quilting Corner -•:• ;i T-Shirfs ond'Swimweor •: . " Includes: ~: 472-3431;: .'• - Jimmy Beyer ~ Gultlieon Houti: . WooJblock Fabrics Uon.-Sal. ': Tqhltian Gardens Shopping Center Over 400 Calicos 930-530 Periwinkle Way - : Son'. Over .10 Quilt Hook Tillcs 9 30-5 Sanibel. Florida 33957 Unjque Quilting Supplies, too! . tides/charters/ guides CAPT. BOB SABATINO V OSPREY CHARTERS A SanlbeUCsptlva guide lor ovef 20 yes's . tide chart W Hartey,,vt!t< W.\s'- 'u'ly c^iiipped • 5 Fllhlng OBfby Qrand Ptlie Winners ^ MaySanlbolTldM / ,-"•• -•, 1^'day - .Ml day !fips Tarpon . Sniok • ReBiuh •" Tioui " ts(pcn;'sfiark. Vmit, rr-ac»e'ei — sigtilsee^ng. stieli Orouptr • Mackerel • Als SWiI Thor'21 " 3;13ftML 9.49AMH J.00PML 8.3SPMH Fri722 . 155AML- 10.01AMH - '" S.03PML lO.tiSPMH CAPT. AUX PATHE ; .|,,=,;f,,ti.,,..»« 472-5 Sai./23 . • 4 28AML 10.20AWH. 5:55PWL 1129WH Sufl./24., 4:53AML 10:39AMH- 6 39PML•;-' . ~ ~ Mon./25 1Z.41AMM 5:1tAML 10.56AMH 7M9PML Tues./26 1:51AMH 5:15AML- 11;23AMH 7:S7PML ; FT. MYERS BEACH 1! WedJ27 lt:45AMH 8:36PML -'-'— . : PUHTAQODDAliin I COUPON | ' )m1-800-BEST-OHE DEEP SEA FISHING Features guided Gulded nature "(rekj .tit the S5.00 OFF All day aboard the guided touts, edu ation ex- Everglades and Sautnwest hibits en the Florida ccastal ' and "ISLAND LADY'l PARKLAND VENTURES, INC. . naiurai systems, *tldiite •ivilde'ne5sireas. Canoeing, $2.00 OFF Half day aboard the and vegetation, and a gill hiMng. sea k3yakina.:and *Vldl.leliobservation".:;Cai! '-...„ "BULWARK III" GUIDED NATURE TREKS -shop. Open..930 ?.m;- •0 CriW Llmllrf „ ofti rr»!drncr> .titling at 185.000. Jutt frtp* »a*v- an one «!d«. dom (he populat : fi»hlng »alrt* nl Sin Cailo* Bay *nd on the . bmmi frlKran Itdy ani I'.irk bt,,n* in N-i|>fes h a pTCTiiFei, umpollrd bcrtthfrimr oimmuniTy Ihrii Viffits a M<-»ii,1e In' i«*>V> the uliimate in b".*Iifrrnl j Hfulco. The** tpvcial gtound !».PI iM hrts bceti prntuusly undv.iiLiblt- al JIU |>rirp. N.i|.t.-s Ciy rw( is being dt^iiped on tl>e nnt>A desirpd f itildrncr*. vach with th*li own gardrn *n- - offers mulli|>le mMpntial (utaiimre iiilrtjriticii uiihin a private nlrej giilffrutt pnj( ltftv m all i> Iry and private lcirenrd lanal are ulthln linkup priKiifing I* ihp nwi'inmn ufwiiinty *ni [«f\'.iry, I"™ rd t« ' from 1188.50(1 In 1750 000. m me nl iJn- hinds wi>lml TOU riiu: IIN I;J i mt mwt> Ui-st -.-.".TOU. iKiJ^KHJTorrL) !-Boa4u-i{>r,:i 1149 PeriwinVIe Way (2427 Petiwinkte V^ay Sanibel Island. Florida 33957 (813) 472-3121 Toll Free: In ft. (BOO) 282 0360 Out of Ft (800)237-6004 _ BeiSchcomber beach Thp t>uili]in^^. dr^ignpti in Oif m te of UdJillyn al Mo . Imported nteiriilri. ltlan.1 col Ifdges, aw btaulskiNy tint (oijFihi't «.ilh ie i.ivPM.n lit roniTn; I-uri)|>r>«n natuu lionini inerlrtukimi I1 (Kitli, dvlkAI«lV latliccl tMUont^. il- LJ limn* Ings anil othn uniqiiF driMtPcl.iral Jelaik fi*J5 .If . .1019 V...,1 Guillkiw,, "•' Dflvp. © e © 865 &*%&7 Rabbit Road '^ <•• 1643,Sandcastle * 1469 Albatross :r Close to deeded beach access via " Road .._'},•':. ,. ""• ~ ..the three C"\ " bike route.". _* . . .. ,- " " - Gulf Front • Gulf Pines ; -. - , Beaulilu! Fumed 'hvng at voif back ' D bath horre »i tfie Dunes . : .' - . Spacious (wo bedroom, two bath - • Outstandmg "'home in prestigious 1 ; door. . • :,-'"• U ' ^ has everythuxi you want. ncKioVig a '.; . duplex each side., \ ~' areaot Sambei. Panoramic views ot Thn irvee beorbom/^fe Dam'vfla >. tffHptace, sun-cteck. a wkshop and a "' Tiemendcus screened porch area lor ;.; the sunsets from Ihis spacious icur olters fabutaus social amenities ,lha? - 5p.icwis lot. " , - • .. . dntrjg and r^ax^g wsih an open deck , bedroom .'home • witti quality : cofiliibule to the. quafijy »festy!e you " -. And its priced"ngh! a*.$165,500/ -.' .'"' for sunning.- - v- " : • ;.-.' throughout. , . -'" ,= '-• may beseeming ;. ..-"•- . ". Cal Paufir* WTUTCO at 472-5137. .._ : •" .. This is a great buy and owner says - ;. • Two mas{er"5uues up win'Voo! top i.ocatetj *i the Ones aixiwson, the <• SELL NOW. -•-.•••.- :- sundech-' oveiiookincj the sandy. -/• : Ca3 Belsy 3efperto at J72-5IS7 ; . beaches oi Sanibe) 'y -: . Priced at JiG/'KO1' • * Many, many mote luxury features..: Call Mary Mather at 472-518/ lor . more intorrrta'.ion . . - :. . • , A*te/if/on Boafers/i 1782 Serenity Lane 2439 Harbour Laric JKaX'f! hntyaracf* Ihe pmes ma '" ~7 Only a te* BAY FRGrjr'pfopeMies are OSt ItV, s SJTXB! new. 1 Tti still a'/atefe. on Santos!. and YACHT -" Beverly Lane " S cuaity •' ' •. ot trie be'sl values t3 fce iouiti on !he - . • '• ARCHITECT- DESIGNED. PRICED TO - C " fw^-TO ^ We 3n c'-!(ii"s. " "^ - - , •" - -. • ." Ottering . " LAKE VIEW'S in Gumbobmrjo'."-•• .-^'••".! to SPO life u^que Nne, csl Bet=y . .-• Fswaricfey'FrmlVistas' • Three tecVoom/JAo bdih tone iv-!*i ". ! -'•.'.• 25' Deep VJjier Seawai'ed . !" ' fev!0n 21 472-5^;: ".. " .^ -f . . BwtDock '- ;" ."' - aS in a sntf !tw f^an. . ..--" •":-- • Over ?000 sq. It ct.Ouaiity. " • Ca! Bis Stortterg or fWy See^ '""-' 'l K* Ftoficti Styfe .'. Cosyns at 472-5187 •".. • •--, •. Construction uiciiiting . : ,•••„• •. enclosed garage and storage. ^x-; [.• • ' jacu;?i tut), wet bar. and lots'^ mwe1. . • •" . •. • Only 5 !anni*s wfl share the '-., amenities of Ihs 1S + we •,- • .Vj"" " tropicat site ;.' - . ..." - tori»e and visit YACHT HAVHfl at SOO.-- . Sextan! Dtivc : ' ''" • s •I-- " V&;e open daily. Monday thru . Saturday. W - 4 PM. . Buy before May 31st and receivs a j corcpbnentay TEfiMS MEMi^RSUP to '" THE DOtiES. •• r--. . -. i Sahibei-Captiva • — • • " Says It v\ll In Real listaic , ^ : : >E«=£SS.!^ % .,•••• - • • - - s '.'. ^' • PERIWINKLE SALES CENTER '- 1509 Periwinkle Way": ' ^ • SariiberIsland,,Florida 33957 > "©* "VIP REALTY GROUP, ',SOUTH\VESTFLOKIDAS LEADING IMDEPENDKNTRBADOR":" ^/ $ • "' / MAY 21, 1987 INSIDE: Maggie's memories ISLAND REPORTER ^ go back 100 years Reel Tales and Nautical News "SQ Well Being: How to S»T-Y-L-E find out what.you should weigh New York Times Crossword H-i f Islands Photographs and text by Ann Tlpson c o •TTTT T" iih the onset of the summer */%/ rainj season, blooming trees ami T T flowering shrubs abound on Sanibel and Captiva. Brilliant colors delight the eyes and sweet fragrances tan talize the nose. A small sampling of island vegetation, both native and exotic, revealed these beauties. Top- fhn u.tnll lad /uiifs onrint u l k * M,i« H. ham lo.il 1117 vru kbl ;. IT (r.-li/i 'Artli In'l ft Sanibel Island clubs and community events; Properties, Inc; • NOTARY CMi'H: Onlj 21 j/coph- aftemli'tl t: t:' ls N-S^KNtKH RKfiTSTKATioN: r F'riiiAv's Sanibci Capiiva Hour? Club mnM.int;, a ;•; J • thiWrfn'sTfritcT nfthe Isi.mds •« hd-iini; its fail . i . >• . sure sijrn (h;it tho surmrii'r.is. ufmn n^. '• . "•: •••"•gistration fur n<:vi sludenls o'n Mav :») fr(;m 9 ; • ' < A_Uj;niImg wcri' nine mimibrrs and 12 visiturs. ; i •" S1- "The Matchmakers" ;iJn. - !2 }).m. at.the srlijol, .'i5'j CaWyh(-[ Him), '. . including a club [irosiHcnt from Hfiijiarnt. ,-JU'frislration is'.'open io all presrlmol a^ . ffiild ! '•' • r.i f rtn Erick I.imiblai). rxi'cuLivr.riin-ctor "f the "• •' wh» will be three years oiif hy .Septcrnhi-r 1, 1987, -••• Sanibpl Captjva Cojist*rvatinfl Foundation was the' . a.5d who now reside «n Sanibe! or Cajitiva. Property of Suesi speaker. Now ih its 20th year, the SCCK is Chikren are arreptod on a first come, first served an offshoot of the committees that arranged the : : -~hiisis. : - r- . u . The Week purchiist of land for ih«> J.N. "I>ing" DHHIIIK ; •' • For further information, tall the school at Wildlife RufuKe.-Thy SCCF bu>s h,n.f for conserva- •-472-1538. - "' " • r. •. • - - . tion imrposi-s.':; •' : • . . ••; 1 N D REP O • '1.IO\S CLCR'AUXILIARY: The Snnibei ". Captiva Lions Club Auxii«ry wishes to p»hlirly thank all those rntmhurs. wtvi-s ami friends who con • BACKGAMMON': Hack'trammon competition wil1 trihuled tr, Ihc annual Lion's Club Bake sale the resume in October at ihc-'Sanihel Arms Onndo ; [day of the Pancake [trrakfasl, minium party room, aociniing to l';t"( Kicfienlaub.' Proct-nfs from thosati? goes to the various who with her husband. John, started the s'rWnns J.ions riub charilivs, . „-"... .-.,-= '; this last year. For mnre informal ian, rail - The next Lion?'Auxiliary mcetinR is in 1 •I72-922S.!:- o ••,..-"• " " -. Mini Estate — over one acre ~ urip year " Otbn- ': " - ~ "' (f »' ' ' >, '" •• :' old three bedroom piling home. Perfect = condition! FtMlurin.j four p.-rsun hot tub. B SWIM FLORIDA: is "you in mind, 'h ; 7 Short walk ly the beach. S18<),900. After now^rganizin); its Whether you live in Kindergarten registration hours, call John Gee at 549-3091. county wide summer North, .Smith, or East swim league. !f you like Fort Myers: Sanibel;'or Kfgistratinh w iH to si-hool entry tllftS to s*im, wont. tt> im- Cap.1 Coral; jdft) in the hcKlif in May for 30l'Ji; and Florida rcr- HOMES prove your strokes, - fun.'Come !•>' a pool ehiliirt'iii'wdo' will :h>- . tificate of imthurtiza-'."' ami enjoy friendly com !' near you aml'try •,w,. enlerini; a Let-(>iin!y .'tion (HKS" (iSO/bluc L petition lhfrt>e'h.ivf a Kdr ;i>ore ir.ffirmativii jiuhlic ^rh()oi" form*. ••••'' ,.*••• .". , Canal location - fully furnished, ihree-: : rTcuroom, lliree anil 1101 PieriwinkKeV Suite 106 Treetdps Center ^ REALTY HAS FOR EVERYONE! OPEN_HOUSE. •'-.." MAY 19 & DAIL>, UNTIL SOLD 11:00 a.m. ic 5:00 p.m. ; GULF BEACH #207 527 EAST GULF DRIVE (Top Floor-*West Cornet) ' DO YOU HAVE A WISH LiST? * t BEST BUY.— GULF FRONT* * CHOICE FLORIDA LIVING Thi hemp leattife t (oritat dining room European Mvifl Kite* en tici bar and dree'ece In tr elivlt c; to bteathtak ng nalur i Tjcauly super1) vaier > ^nbo-eacneaats4?0iet THERE'S NOT ANOTHER IO-,CpM?AHE QUALITY LIVING ; IN SUPERLATIVE SURROUf4DINGS y tut- fOU ana fCUR RO^" V.t PROGRAMS YOU AN UNCROWDED ENVIRONMENT SHOULD WITH NATURAL SURROUNDINGS ASK ABOUT .'.. YOU'LL LOSE YOUR WAY TO THIS LOVELY CON DOMiNIUM IF WE DON'T E5COKT YOU Sf cood" Floor. Courtyard • View with" roomy Z Eediocms- NRAT AS A PiN wiifi the Ptolessionot • All properties nd\crtivcd c d are on VIDLO ... A LEGACY OF QUALITY AND T E*C1 !NG NEV/. LISTING being oHered JI CRAFTMANSHIP S13a.90Q. Call Arii Gardiner tor me Rental Htstrry and ai 3 \-rc2\c i r d prc=' fj Go * Cc - Cv- n'y l*Ycar Homeowners Warranty .Budget Uciu-A-Ciir Airline Reservation?* Vacitioit Rental Lending Institution Affiliation New. Home Construction THE MILLION DOLLAR VIEW IS FREE" Property Management THOUGHTFUL DESIGN TO MEET YOUR NEEDS BEAUTV AND THE BEST Multiple Ll-tinj; Scr\ive i'1 *ur i red " J •" at ii a^O •r- u I,GI i^r-i yi i -a 1I79VH} Lf(«nr G, I it f 472^6565 . n.irul. BEL <\ \L \JI()\ l(l\r\l MIS l\I()t(M(MlO\, I U L lOim inn'ft V.i-v —V.I** IM«ML VW\ —V.I ^ °\ , REALTY HAS t OPEN HOUJE^. _ MAY;19 S DAILY, UNTIL SOLO 11:00 a.trv. to 5.00 p.m. - GULF BEACH »207 -,. 527 EAST GULF DRIVE (Top Floor • West Comer) ;: DO YOU HAVE A WISH 'LIST? * .BEST BUY — GULF FRONT*.-* ? DOES IT .INCLUDE 'iTCONDOMlNIUM *ii(i ti'f/'sp CHOICEFLORICA UViNG. ihiS hc-fne feature; ' taP ' Or, site- milnagor.un!' WE HAVE - THE 1 :«^ • ANSWEFt A Gut', Fron; 5:1c. CM1 a] I1C9.000. . FURNISHED. CiiH Wa^yanr ot Pc'e ?itnan .ir • .oveslcohiiiq jouf dceu-v.'d!? i QPcVii;L' ^i!h d>tt , access tc Ihe Gull of M<3 - THERE'S NOT AN0IH€R ^O COMfARU !•;• <• •'•' i >>*^&«\^ GST A: "CORNER OH CAPTIVA" WITH YOUH CHOICE GULP, FRONT INVE5tMENT . ,. ; '" PROGRAMSsYOU •.. AN UNCROWDED ENVIRONMENT SHOULD WITH NATURAL SURROUNDINGS ASK ABOUT.i. YOU'LL LOSE YOUR WAY TO THIS LOVELY CON- DOMINIUM IF WE DO^N'T ESCORT YOU •; . . Sa- cond "Floof, Cour|ya ••'•'. • • r/ • I-Ycar '"Homeowners ; : Warranty h - -.tiin anjUp^cod.ria''f -if ;usi iJ?^*CO.'ee ir<- -.'• Budget Rent-A'Car , • Airline ftes'cr vat ions • Vacation Rentals , • Lending Institution Affiliation ^ • New Home Constructi • "Property Mana^eineht . THE MILLION DOLLAR VIEW IS FREE!! THOUGHTFUL DESIGN •- « Multiple'l.istinj; Servic - BEAUTY AND THE BEST... W,i'C.3r5t;,j.--.t^i:r.: . TO MEf;T YOUR NEEDS itoday losee Itie L-a^crg'ii.: ••»(.-.¥ j' !':r Gu-;f trcf! :.,j Ihe private ?oo(-ict -supi:!-:c< •t,r>.&?\ rcMs dicp f is ;enmgs at 469 263! 472-6565 ;•' OR SA(.j;S f* \'ACATKO' HI.-:\ I".- !l,VrORMATI(.)N-.-i_-.W,[. TODAY. maggie's memories Saturday nights I with the stars v These memories sheriff; and the picture -Two-hundred balloons Saturday night . encompass 100 years of the police force. We carried the names of •aids through the cur- had culture, too, the the 105 residents, •ent night sky with By Margaret Mlckle I especially li^lrfHhc Concert Band. floating skywards. The staff astronomer Linda „ scene of mount's.. More pictures of. in- Dunbar band turned acobson, is a new ••' Eleanor^ Roosevelt General Store, located terest; H.A. Lee's , out toe-tapping tunes eature at the Nature isn't the only one who ~ ill the corner of First. General Merchandise and 28 fourth graders Center of Lee County. had "My Day." I had and Hendry - now the of Alva'; The Hotel Shady Rest, for from San Carlos Using a ;•• 12-inch - my day when [looked location of Heritage Three Oaks, Alva. The " Mother's Day- They, Elementary School telescope, viewers will at the pictures of old Square. Something Alva, .church and , even pinned the cor- came to meet their pen be able to see the Milky ~ Fort Myers and nearby happened between library were two of the ! "safjes on, as they per- pals. This was followed Way; Mars and its ice towns which the Fort then and. now. Gone is first buildings in Alva. sonally visited each- •by a cake and punch caps; M-42, the great Myers : Historical that grassy and sandy the first (own to he person. Those fellows ; party. " Orion nebula; various Museum loaned to Lin- street the store platted in Lee County, said they'd be batk And yes, you arc itar clusters and the da .Smith" for viewing, fronted. Goners' the around 1884. The - Father's Day, bringing right. You did see noon. here at Shady Rest. long cable on the street library the first in gifts for the lads. I'm n County Commissioners A quick refresht-r \ To me, First Street holding a fine display of ~ southwest Florida.. is not going to say what- Mary Ann Wallace, Bill course in constellations fruil and~ vegetables, now the home nf the the gifts will be. but I'll _ looked good then, : Fusselt and Charles hegins each Saturday maybe better than not to mention turtles Alva Museum. ".„. bet those guys will be ; " Bigelow. Other bigwigs evening -at 8:30 p.m. now! The pictures in- on a leash. ;\ The '[ shot of smelling good . aftftr- were Lucy Shepard, weather permitting at cluded lots of shots of downtown Fort Myers ' June 21.. i John Baker and Julio the Nature Center First Street business When tzetta Blount saw the picture of the early th 1885 is a real • ODD '':•"' Averel. They gracious- ramp. Telescope obser- section, with the First -Blount store she ex- beaut'. ... looks like a Just looking around, ly loaned their ears to vations begin at 9 p.m. National Bank on the claimed "That's Grand- good hardpacked dirt' I get the feeling thai, any and all residents ' Bring mosquito, right and the Bradford- daddy Blount's old road, and hangingjiut the honchosl'hircd help who had things to say. spray and a flashlight Hotel across the street. store.'' of a modest building is and residents arc glad with red cellophane" You can tell right from a sign that says "Fort^ to say farewell to Na- over the .lens to thu start that Fort ,,: Other pictures on o a a display .were of the Myers Press." tional Nursing Home Friday, kindergarten preserve ^ night ;= Myers was born to ., " D D D Week. Activities daily, vision.D " . become a cosmopolitan waterfront; the Hendry gram in the morning : family and£their- car. Ken Gall.and Fred some days, two events and in the afternoon'a city. Even then you had leaving no time for That was a good one — Grantham, members of ; tea was given for the - your ; choice of 1 naps or loafing..-. . transportation, like a it had running boards. the Iona-McGregor Volunteers; P.S. The Model-T,: horse and Law and order was on Kiwania club presented ,. . D • • ' activities director was : wa.^on or bike. - . display in the picture of 'carnation .corsages 'to Last Tuesday was a last seen barefoot and the'lady-residents of 11 big outof-doors day. heading for. bed.D I F.B. Tippins, the first mmmmmm Tree vvithpun±aseofaHoridaI^eralCD - Anton*, cnc-lroy ounce, Amrrican ". - We'll fiiw you a om-ltoy ounce gold coin ' compounded monthly J. ack'cold coins TlH-y'ry e one OTa!reaso n yo for each S10.000 deposited in any three- to •= .-• This otfois good Iwaliniitedir™. ml). SfJ^icDSfJ^nicDall FlriFloridda pSpSroll . BecausBee ten-yearCD. IWexamptc-.i^lStOOOOina i'-Sohurty mandopenaCDa rWa kHiewl now you can Ret an original issue, 1986 limited fHx-ywr CD and gel one gold ran. O. deposit , today. And Bet a tree gift that s «orlh its editiOT, American Elgte Bold win mthewry . ' S30,0OOinalhreL-yearCDandgettlm^a.ins wigh $10 000 deposited in a nSvFIorida Federal CD. You'll also get a competitive interest rate, fmBold, PunllGordj • EnRkw. o - FartMrcnrEdlsonMJll. Fort Myen/Collrge Pky. OptCoTJl Coral wood Mill till S.IamUrnifrail 1831831S1 . 4l25Cfev-«ndAw!.N. • 87lOColk-geP«kway 1636-A Cofalwwxl SIMMS 47M347 . 936«31 4B1-8118 »' 574-2522 : "!"-Fod'Myeri/" •. Downtown CiwCoiil leW«k W> Cul/Points Sauire W)(5 E.OptrCoral li.y. i|J(JHntn-wiwa KIUI I.W29 San Carlos Blvd. f 542-5SOH 4S9-1U5 twin m fo«rwi» /IT IAC full Urm of rtf L.-r(if!.:ff. j.'^'i"(f fv "--'Jr fcr''«i-cm'.Tw ;«•'»'•''! C'f ^ VstfC'.- edM IRS fv'm 109Sm ««. O ;0 SliSi- •* /'#* \f . : ; ; - • ' : "history ; .'./. ';: !; Reliving a memory: Barrett's Corner: 1949-1967 By Barbara John f you lived at Fort Myers Beach. Saniheir - : ' Barrett's Cormr. !9i$, nt the jtinctiini of u-hiii Fort Myers, or what thcrp was of south Fbrt : IMyers in the period spanning 1919 to 1967, im« Rtach Road A Room with a View .. g at the Dunes! And a Canal Lot Too!!! Play the mild nine or the challenging wild nine at Sanibel's only 18 hole golf cpiirse! • Memberships available for season or '•:•,.: monthly r ;;- . •",-•'• »" -..., _; ' -_' , •• Aqua driving range - • Lessons from our Class A PGA Pro arid USPTAPro- : • '-» -. -.,-" ' ;-.: -„ • Fully stocked Pro Shops '•'. . • 6 all weather tennis courts •' Also, enjoy dining and cocktails over- looking the 18th green at Mulligan's Restaurant arid Lounge. • > DINE AT THE DUNES - sea Night " This three bedroom, 2'A balhjiome is presently under con- struction. It is located on a deep water:.direct access canal and comes complete with a 40' boat dock. ; * .Interior ol home bjfers large master suite With cathedra! ceiling and Jacuzzi tub. Generous use of ceramic tile has been made throughout the home. :.r Other appointments include a fully equipped kitchen, wet bar, large enclosed lanai, large Sundeck with a view of San Carlos Bay. Lower level Is fully enclosed with two car garage, garage door openeh and interior stairway to living, j area, and much, myph " One of the last opportunities ofjts kind on Sanibel. j Available at only 5324,900. Fpr rnoro information call i 466-5666. - ,;.;>>• • /•. ^ :- ••' ^ :" •" .:•"' " 949 Sandc'astle Roatl . Sanibel Island, Florida 33957 : NIBMANN'WGLTER : 815-472-3355 :c u s T o M ii o M t s 6 -.-••<*;' Escape to Florida's out island resort and discover an ^unspoiled island property on Florida's Gulf coast. exceptional opportunity to acquire your own part of _ Wide uncrowded beaches, "Old Florida" style a rare beachfront paradise. ~ vacation homes, and a full complement of resort On beautiful Palm Island, with convenient ; amenities and professional management services — access via Harbortown Marina, SEA PALM KESORT ._. all add up to a unique opportunity that deserves the has been created to preserve what may be the last fi attention of any true island lover. '•'•.'.-:. ^ GULF-FRONT HOMESITES LAND'S END COTTAGES FROM $153,600 FROM $265,000 Only four of these large Spacious, three bedroom (plus den!) (approximately HO feet of frontage duplex vacation homes directly overlooking Ijy 350 feet deep) homesites remains, the beach .nul Gulf of Mexico. Pool, * DEVELOPED AND MANAGED BY ISLAND HARBOR RESORTS 7092 PLACIDA ROAD, CAPE HAZE, FLORIDA 33946 • (813) 697-1445 o ft ! M arts Roving artist smitten with superlatives, Sanibel By Fran NuVlle TTT|Vorkshops for artists may \f\ he an art in themselves t T and, if so, James Godwin Scott of St. Louis and par is cast, -. ;i west, north ami south is probably a master. ^ . " • ••> '.ScottwustnSaRibd.it Ihr "-':" Island inn last week for the first : lime conducting yet another workshop, this time for .'10 "and 'two auditors". As usual, the mil-." - pourings from the running com- mentary were as refreshing as the-^ hfount of activity From the brush. "He was fascinating," said an ad- miring; Harriet Ringcl, president of , Sanibel-Capiiva'Artist League and • ronc of the participants, nf the hand- some, peripatetic Scott, "He didn't stop talking ojice." ; A veteran of workshops for ar- Above: Artiil James Godwin S ' tis'ts, not only [n St.'-Louts but : Top: "Mtuair." hy Scfltt. Right: throughout Missouri, California, "lirom \V Captiva Art League'painters who As contrast, NYkon's works with- At the museum on both Saturday Art League paints watercolored, oiled and acryliced, ih-J exception of his still life of and Sunday, May 23 and 24 at 2 . r island landmarks charcoaled and pastelcd from a live flower's are semi abstract, as in the - p.rnC is a film. "Indian Cultures - , fmni"2000 B.C." Also at. the • ..:. ;: model this past season, at the Cap: case of "Angel in a Pear Tree" and Sanibel-Captiva Art League "tiva Community Center. • "Outer Island". ':•. " * - ' muscum'on Saturday. May 30 at 2 ' members and guests (their " Twelve local artists exhibit their ^Pulitano. for a third example |>.m. is a film. "Indian Kxprnen<-ev numbers having"dwindled after the work. Library hours are 10 a.m. to delights in his "Wovrn Landscape" after 150'.) A.I)." The |iriigram al_ - season) are still painting outdoors 1 j).m. six days' a weeV, 7 to it p.m. and "Wr.vrn Hills*1, to mi-ntioii two ^ the nature center al 2 p.m.. Sun- at island landmarks.-Today and on Wednesday and 10 a.m. to noon thai could easily live'on a wal! as a day, M.ny.24 is .-The FLirida Pan-" next Thursday, they congregate at ; r on Saturday.^ ; " -° . ';. ' - riiplycji and that takes fneir titles ther", a slide sht>v.y Y '• • '. " 9 ajn; to paint at the home of from a feeling of works that could . - member Jean'Gibson. Brown bag have own created on a frame lunch and critique follows. For . :rathrr th in at ihe easel. ^ . more information, call 472-3999.vi Diverse artists - ; c The. works art- all in either oils Sarasota/Tampa ^ complementeach other or acrylics and arc iarjru canvast1*' The impressionistic beach scenes art shows Symphony tickets - and compicment each other in color For the few who would venture n •of Santa Pcz/utti of New Jersey. (1 stiU available ^ the pale abstractions and vivid slill and technique."- ,••: ^ •• farther afit-'id for art shows, It's not too Safe to buy season lifes of Carl G. Nelson of EImhtirs.t, "Sarasota or Tampa could be ' -. ' tickets for the Southwest Florida Hi ariij the surreal compositions of destinations. Galleries at t:ie ~.;. ' Symphony's series of 'concerts next Joseph' I'ulitano of Sanibel are all- History highlighted Fobtcr Harmon jn"?arasi>ta have.- fall and winter. For more informa- in spfcial exhibition al Pulitann's - -paintinK!" and coit^-s hy F. pmvn tion, call Polly Leggitl:-433-30J07at The School ho use (Jaliery.Tarpon at area programs Eden, in Tampa af the Florida Ar- Rafters Mali, Fort Myers.:: . Hay Hoad, through the month of .• - Those with an ,*ntcrest in Florida .. tisans Gallery.is '".^lysticaK -. : history will !ike any'ont' of three" , Journevs in Fiber" iinriiTlaktT; by ' May. -. - - ."•'"• " - • . Sane Reynolds, Sally Hreadwcll, ." . A hnish aVlisl with a hnld touch. programs, two at the Fort Myers ': Miry Jo Sinclair and Karen OeJa. Library continues "\-ncvtT fioyini; when he uses rolor, Historical Museum.'2300 Peck .all i>*xpfrimenU>rs in the tifld. * • live model works Yvi.ixXW approaches kis ordinary Street, and one at- the Nature beach an-.l recreation scenes with For more information on the - . A couple'of weeks remain in : Center of Lee Couii,^-. Ortiz. . an eve to niakinR themor.ly scini- - Avenue north of Colonial turner, call 813 955-1002 and the which to sco the Sanibel Public Houlevard. / ":- T latior, 813-883 3957y.: - . - . •'. Library art show of Sanibr!- " roali'stic. . * ' • '? :6•"•©'• ARTIST • from page 7B:I; Participants were singing his , - praises ifter the Sanibel workshop u ThIS 15 • fine arts. But he continued his -. and at least one had signed up for 10 Funny, drawing on the side and eventually days in Bermuda. tonight's found his way to n private teacher . Scott had-"worked them from "Taste of went to — Robert Brackman of the Art seven in.the morning until six- . . . : the Students League in Ni-w York, a tliirty at night," in the words of Captiva" and "portrait painter of Dupnnts and one artist. Hut he had obviously lounge Rorkefellers."'He had an uncanny ?• worked himself just as hard. I've been ability t.o>cach into lh«> inward life Shrimp b^ats at Fort Myers Heich, back for fora of his subjects," muses Scott, who. Biinrt Pass at daybreak, studied fifth and remembers especially one of Anne 'leaves on the ^founds of the fifth's Morrow and Charles Lindbergh " Lighthouse — or rather Scotl's im- 5 couldn't after the flight." ; • ;|*T ; • pressions of the moment whether already.,--. Attcr Hrackman. Srott was from nature or derived from it — '• get one! trnvt'linp between I,os Angeles and - were all to be. parked into his port- . New York when he got as far as :; folio for the next stop. :-;.-. \ St. Louis and found himself pain- • - He would have a word or two,': ~'.\ ting under one of the Mississippi.., probably "adjectives" describing River bridges. "I fell in love with ''• his "curleycue?*4 - superlatives all - the mystique of the river arid said — to say about Sanibel, too.C .-• to myself. 'This is so fascinating, -*' I'd like to stay here','- ' "":"" , Families Anonymous; - The artist Bn, 7050 -• He has since studied with ihe -.Winklcr Koad S.W. Families..- late Frank Ntulcr»chi>r.af St. Louis . Anonynvnis mt-vtinfjs are r,|ien-.to. ovyrj'om1. The pn>f^rim is riesigr.'ed _'., and the late Jack Marriott, a . - ; : classical British wjihircolorist. D. < : f'jr the concertipti faiiiily and friends ; . Well known St. Louis sculptor »f someiinc ii?ing mind-alterintr - • '• •. Mibstancos firdoinonstniting . . Ruth Keller Schweiss. after Scott ; was making it on his own as nn ar- . (iL-atructiwlM-'havior. " -:.- list, put him on the workshop cir- . N'o dues or fees are required, awl cuit, by daring him to lecture- . first names only are used at '/-_: demonstrate at one sponsored by meetings, said a spokesman. the American Professional Artists',, 1 Additional information may \>e ob-_ : L tiint-d by phoning 46G-4547'ir -£. l went group in St. Louis. ; - 936-838J evenings, or by contacting back for "--•- "As soon as I picked it up; I was Families Anonymous. Inc., P.O. Box totally smitten," hessays. That was .128, Van Nuys, CA 91408.3 ; lotsa Pasta. 13 years ago.J. f* A Taste of CONTINENTAL CUISINE .- ;•.-• -. Since-1%9 -' ., . :;,•-,'• > Let Letizia's Continental Cuisine take you on an authentic taste tour on Northern Italy. Every night (except Tuesday and Friday),. EARLY DINING watch our chef prepare "A Taste of *' Capliva" in the open atrium setting at SPECIALS ARE BACK! 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. . ' ,-,... Chadwick's. This culinary treat could be : Simply SHrimply, Captiva Prime Rib, Lotsa -Pasta, Veal Extravaganza or Plantation . $6.95 Chicken. T-' '•, -. •-'• ;, ; , Aubergine Manicotti Baked Lasaana Ravioli At Chadwick's,you may fill your plate as Fresh Fish of the Day Fettuccine Verdura many times as you like with "A Taste of " Spaghetiinl Dishes Captiva," or order from our menu. ntil 6:30 p.m. uhkh^i i lint.) Casual island dining every Uay... • AH Dinners include . Neapolitan or Caesar Salad Morning, Noon'n'Night. , & Fresh French Bread. ? Featuring fresh veal, chicken « Sub Tropic in the lounge and seafood. Also, homemade pastas and 9:00 p.rrC -, 1:00 a.m. nightly except Tuesday combination dinners for two. ••• SINCE 1969 t •':•!. Dine on a Different Continent Tonight/v 5.WP.M •tJ "LETIZIAS* FuU l.ir,uocUir^ri The Affordable Dining Experience/ 1 ',: Morning, Noon V Night . ' . - ;. . ,,472.2177- . .-. - ; ;• . ' Sotry. Ne Reservations ... , - ' - U3313W. 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Cali tmiay Tor .letails; SHKl.L IIAKHOK—Kmr fcilroom, llirt" Inth |KJol li LAKE MliKBX :: • ' .. \ : '-• Three hedroor.is.^hree balli.s on Iht' Sake [fills ,1 screencfl !>^>i ^!"l 'dock. 8375,000. '••;',.;. '•'.. ' ' " rom|'lelelytu™ished.AII.>[thkranljejiii]rsfor$157.OI)0.J ' 472-5021 P.O. BOX 210 - 2402 PALMailDGE RR. SANIBEL ISLAND, FL 33957 sports S outdoors . Bill Pollack of Rotary Club wrote.^...academics - . Aiming high, are an important part of sports achievement, and without academics, sports skills fade with time."' Pollack helped prompt community and corporate ' f^t runner looks to sponsorship for :m award* banquet to honor the 17 area high school students excelling in athletics and ; the skies for career academics. '. .; ' " : • - _ ' By'Matt Perez ;> However, the honor was only one in a string of s Brian Smith's high sclioul stint winds honors which Smith has achieved. Not only did he down, t he: 18-year-old Sanibei cross country maintain his varsity letter on the seven-person '.' Arunner is gearing up for four years of men- cross country team, but also he was the school1 • tal and physical training at Air FoNfe Academy in salutatorian. Also, he was district vice-president of Colorado Springs, CO. =•-. • ,.'./' National Honor Society. =•"..;. . - :: The Cypress Lake High School senior recently But he was second to none for his achievement ..received an honorary plaque from Rotary Club: as 1987 Outstanding Cadet for the County and V commemorating his performance as one of 17 top Cadet Lt.Col. over a battalion of 150 in the Junior . - scholar-athletes in Lee County. . - ... ^Reserve Officers Training Corp. • ^ .-"- Rotary initiated a scholar-athlete program this He said he once wrote On the /Aim High" tficme. year.to honor students who emhody an1 Olympian of Air Force^Since ninth grade; he recalled, tie •'•=' idealfa sound body complements a sound mind. wanted to fly jets. But his appointment to the Smith said he expects Inn academy to bring out academy stiil does not make that dream a reality. .qualities that he has learned as a top academic .- ,-. "H'sjiol a,guarantee that I'll get into night achiever'and cross country runner. .. • : • school." he'said. First he must overcome the four- _- "I'm looking forward to classes," he said. But he! year challenge in Colorado Springs. *•* '•_- . .; ' added, "There's noway I could've gotten into the. .Out he looks forward to the challenge. academy without sports." He clarified that state- . •I^"Things do not interest me if they don't present t" - it.*,- mcnl by saying it would beimprofiable Air Force. a real challenge," he said. A challenge is anything - recruiters would have offered the four year lhat entails risk, he clarified. . '• ...'^-. i;scholarship had it not been for his participation on. r, Kisks for the scholar-athlete wire part of his ac- " - .the varsity cross country team., ^' (juisition of a pilot's license for single-engine air- • "They look for a'well rounded person," Smith craft in-^April 1986- He has been flying for about : said. "It (sports! helps a lot to discipline you three years, he said, but he knows a Piper Warrior " more." • I is a far cry from Fill and F15 fighter jets^ ' ' : Air Force l.t. Col. (Ret J Robert Sisson of Cape i "I guess those Air Force pilots would consider \\ Coral interviewed Smith preliminary to a congres- L a sport when they have to pull 5Gs and pull five"".: sional appointment to the academy from Sen. • [5 times their weight hark on the stick." he said of Paula Hawkins that ushered the Sanltwl senior jn- >•= the physical side of piloting jets. But that's where f" . -to the academy. '-.:'.-'-'-•.. the academic and athletic ability meld come into : "Athletics is important because there is a scries ^ the challenge,, : . •..""'• of rugged physical training," Sisson said of the Air Q Beyond jets. Smith is aiming higher. His . .Force program. Academic, athletic and military ex* U ultimate goal:- participation in National - •' . " ' cellence are a three-part goal of the academy, he | Aeronautics and Space Administration.n . ^ added. "It's an important balance." js Left; Brian Smith '"••- . ',- sports digest tributiftns cover golf carts, prizes and ~ PGA and city \. ., »..:* -' Lane also took home the individual prize with ;,>;'^' :: a her Plus 6. Norma. HUII'F Plus 5 put her in second.. refresthinents and will help send Newmeyer lona sponsor Junior Golf ••.-•' In an'earlier tournament. Hetty Puff, Thelma "' tional ranking regattas. For more information call The Junior Golf Program, sponsored by the city Hilton. Norma Hull and Marny Sncll had a Plus 5 The Dunes Golf Pro Shop at 472-2535.Q : • in cooperation with the PGA, will be held at : : for high team. " --" - " " -; = • LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL. INCOR- Beachview Golf Club for sit sessions every Mon- ! Snell took.high individual honors wilh Plus 6 PORATED: The 20lh Annual Summer Camp of day, beginning at 9 a.m., June 15.: and also managed in a tie with Mercer to grab low Little League Baseball. Inc. begins its'first session : •r Available to boys and girls from ages 7 to 17, ' putts at 14. " :\ June 21 in St. Petersburg. Boys nine-12 years old . the classes are part of the city's summer recrca- . \- a SCKAMHLES; Friday evening scramhles arc and 13-15 years old compete in separate groups at V tion program. Beach^iew teaching pro Jeff Ketter- available at both Beachview and The. Dunes golf the camp site at 658 58th St. S., St. Petersburg. man is to be instructor. ' , - " clubs. ..'-'•'• . • - _ -.- • . - - M :•-. The two-week sessions are held on sin baseball f$ Cost to each youngster is $10 with the city pick- v At Beachview, it's $11 per golfer for blind draw .diamonds and facilities include a junior-olympic ing up part of the tab, according to Ke.tterman.,, m'xedfoursomes of both men 3nd women, beginn- pool, new batting cages a new air conditioned dor- :,.';. '•'•- Classes will be held from 9 a.m.Jo 11:30 and ,-l ing at 5 p.m. Awards are given out at conclusion in mitcry and an outdoor pavilion. For more informa- Beachview will furnish golf clubs. •• . <\:. the Putting Pelican restaurant. For more informa- tion on the camp and costs, write Little League" , . For more information, call Sanibcl Recreation, tion, call 472-2626. : . . ;,i . Baseball, P.O. Box 13366, St. Petersburg. FT. 33733 : 472-03^5 or Bf:achvicw,-472-2626.n -," On The Dunes, it's $10 per player for ABCD or call 813344 2661.G > .'•;>; The Dunes plans mixefl-foursomes and a shotgun start at 4:30 p.m.. Awards, free tacos and two-for-one beers and • RECREATION COMPLEX: The Sanibei Memorial Day Scramble ,_' . , <*•• margaritas follow in Mulligan's Restaurant. I|avc Recreation Complex weight room will be closed for The Dunes 18-hole annual Memorial Day Scram- handicap ready when calling 472-2535.G >;; the summer beginning May 27. Swimming lessons ble will be held at 9 a.m.. Monday. May 25 and will for four-five year-old island children begin June 1 £'.. include golf, cart, prizes, cookbut and free beer. • • DUNES MEN: Mori Root and* Fritz Myers play- at 2 p.m. The half-hour classes for children able to., Featuring a deduction of one quarter of total ing a best ball twosome in The Dunes Men's golf swim alone wi!f be followed by sessions for non- -' association tournament last jr/eck were winners r team handicap from actual score, the scramble re- ! swimmers at 2:30 p.m. Classes will be held Mon- quires an entry fts.of $30 per player/ j with thcir_55. : " . ; ..- • day through Thursdays. Recreation complex According lo assistant pro Tom Kochensparger. In second were Sam Cl^rk and Don Bush with workers also are trying to organize a Sanibei swim . ; > : ; : everyone who signs up can make his own foursome -57., •• •: •;i ,: ' ^- ;;' v -.- • :: . - team. Members must be at least six years old and QT enter individually by calling 472-2535.C ';' ^ - Bob Bulcock and Ron Hernandez with 58 were , able to swim one pool length. For more informa- • - M BEACHVIEW MEN: What they called a • }'• ; third. ." •• • " "' ••'•"• i -•' -::- ;:. -••• tion call 472-O345;n ••*" „; . .. - V ."Scotch foursome" hut was actually partners alter- Among nine-holers, it was Bub Louwers and^, nating shots resulted in a first at 76 for Joe Dave Misner who took first with 21; Art Johnson Triterium planned ;- - J Stuinert and Hertz Pryzant on Saturday at ,, ' and Ray O'Neill, second with 25; and Bob Owep ; and Fred G!a?er, third with *2S. but ori scorecard ^ by SWIM Florida . :,. ff Beachview. .<•••'• onlv over Bill Ford and Andy Van Haste who tied" The Tritcrium is a California sport that is mak- '•.' Two teams — I.es Snell and Bert Lane and .;them.n \...- - ' • .] • ••:: • ing inroads into southwest Florida under ihc direc •". Hank Groh and Stan Condit - yted and tied for ; • IN A THKEE-WAY TIE: Barb Sutherland, A •' tion of Gregg Cross of SWIM Florida, a Cypress second with 77. -•-••: Lake, High School-based swimming league. :. In third were Bruce Henderson and Charles ' Joanne Rosenberger and Marj Veaser won'In The Dunes 18 hole women's golf association tourna- Tnteriums are similar to triathlons. consisting Mlakar with 78. • • „ of a 5-Kilometer run, a half mile swim and another ' ... Earlier, on Tuesday, the winning team in ' ment on Friday, All three managed to better .^ malch'play versus par wjih a Plus 6. ;: ' 5K run. But in triteriums, teams of three are •".. ; regular play with a Plus 6 consisted of Ralph organized to compete in each leg of the race, and . : Waldo, Dick Hawthorne and Ted Hartshorne. ; I Barb Sisson took second with Plus 5, and Joan. nd bicycles are used.^-.. "••-"'"•'•_' •- \ Second place winners were Carl Wagner. Groh, Smith and Mercy Sommers tied with i'Ju* 2 for 1 third.,;- - •••_•.- ..:.. •: .- ..""" > ?": " •/ ... / SWIM Florida is hosting the first trltcrlttm on Jim Briseo'e and Mill Hoik. " June 13 at The Harborage in Fort Mjreh,-5tHrffng(.-^-' .Low putts were recorded by Peck, 30; Ann; ^. An off-island tournament at the Forest with 32 at9a.m.r ;.-:, : s • y'}. .-.T,-^.;, I-. --.•"•.. competing had Tyke Wilcox. Dick Grant, Heik and Balmer, 32; and Fran Nuelle. 33.0 - * !; -;;J. 11 : Competition's are held on a closed course, which Wagner in'at 131 to win. • . • ''• GO FOR THE GOLD «-":^ -^ makes the sport more a spectator event than" /; A two man team with 68 had Gene McDermott - The Dunes Golf.Club is sponoring a Go for the triathlons or biathlons. A young biathlon will be. ^ and Ray Howlahd following. "~ ' Gold Golf Tournament for Rinn Newmeyor's Olym- held following the triterium. - - "'.- '-.. Golfer of the Week was Hawthorne with Plus " pic campaign Saturday, June 6 beginning at9 a.m. The Ultimate Challenge is being sponsored by . '.6.D" ~" •' = •" • • ' - " 'with a shotgun start. Teams of four participating .' . Pepsi Cob, 96 KRock, The Harborage and Mariner _\\ • "HEACHVIEW LADIES SlZZUN' SUMMKK in the scramble will pay $10 each as a contribution Properties Management. I'rw^eds from the rvenl. ; SWINGERS": as they call themselves, played a : lo Sanihel's Olympic boardsailing hopeful.,' will hc'ust'd to sind SWIM Florida to'age group ." ''.high-team, high-individual evt-nl last week with Newmeyer recently was ranked 3th in the •: 'championships of the United Kingdom in England Jean Lane, Barbara Fales, Ariinc Mercer and Pat- Ijghlweight national boarrisaiiing divisinn. Con-<-. in August, r:- :. '.' •'...",. - ... •sy.Esson coming in firs!, with their Plus 8. \fS ^J- BARRETT —— ,• from page 5B - -. bu someone who needed us to call a doctor.. ^ or a ; As the years passed, the store grev, with a*i<)i- V, midwife. Then there was the" night, someplace bet- lions added twice. The inventory changed, too so .'" - trusti'd Howard. Wh^n the building was finished. ween 12:30 and one in the morning, that this big ". people could slso buy. feed, hardware, clfithinp, •; 3 .. he brought J.T.'s truck harm-, got me. our girls six-foot boy came and asked us to call the shi-riff. shoes, and drugs, fishing poles, tackle and worms. -< Phyllis and Anne, and what furniture we had ... Guess he was in trouble with the law. 'cause he ,, "I'd pick up friiit by the trtick loads, whf-rpver ! w and here we arc. - *aid he couldn't stand the mosquilos any longer _ g could get a good buy, and we sold orange* and " • and wanted to turn himself in.'"^ v - ~ ' "The girls loved il," Juahita continued. The year : grapefruit by the bushel, half bushel and peck BEACHVIEW Thisistiieonh' i COUNTRYCLUB line vouTl ever \ need to get on. MEMORIAL DAY SALE 20% OFF ANY EAGLE ITEM ; . .[Figurir.es. Piclures.'eic.) :-., • ..; ; . 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" l-BOO-2S2-d3«> '"*•• -0 casting around ; "Local charter captain tells of decline of grouper, swordfish >- By FrlUand Norma Stoppclbcln ^_ common and a few going to 600, '. py _i-^ •'•• chance they would ever find the same spot • - 2 f £ v^rouPcr are headed fop the extinct list' Just four years later,"the average size was a•';. -. another day," he explained. "Rut, sinct- the advent Q - ; • —.They are just about wiped out in the mere 95 pounds. Hy then, most siwordfish tour- :) of cheap Gorans, 1 don't do it now because I would % a- - VJI Gulf off Southwest Florida:" .. naments and most recreational fishing for swnrrtV ' find five or six boats sitting right on the spct next ; UJ : With these words, Capt. Bob Pitts of the ".* fish had ceased due So lark of fish. In ISM. the last- time 1 came out. As you know, the spots where : cc Getaway Fleet, Fort Myers Reach, told it Hko it is swordfish tournament held in South Florida pro.-, the fish arc in the Gulf arc very small areas .,'. 93 O to members of the South West Anglers .pub al -duced no swordfish Jtnd only one suspected strike. percent of the fish are caught from 10 percent of UJ their meeting May 12. In 1980, following Florida League of Anglers'ij the Gulf." , ^ ~ - \ -• "K "If.we killed off our children from the age of 18 (FLA) successful effort to ban the use of,wire = One species, which used to be disdained by ;, mesh fish traps in stateVaters, many fish trap-.. ° down to age 10, where would we be?" he asked. 1 charterboat captains *nd fishermen alike as fish » < "That's what's happening to our grouper." !i -'"• pers adapted trie longline method of fishing so it -., for the table, has recently become very popular. ; p{ Grouper and snapper are more susceptible to ~n. tould be used to fish the botiom near reefs. The .. Amberjack is now featured by seme top : •; "* depletion by fishir.g pressure than many other .- first bottom longlines were one quarter to two ; : restaurants on their menus as "Blackjack" — . I * species because they reach spawning age slowly miles in length. ,. ,;. ' shades of Chef Paul Prudhomme's blackened red- - •.' and have a relatively low mortality rate and long ; Although FLA immediately began efforts to ban fish! "^ "Amherdiir or "Albacore Jack." And the : life span. They do not mature sexually until they bottom longlines, the rule was not approved until price is in the gourmet range.; '^ _. -.; ~ are two to four jear* old, but, if left alone, can ~ December It, 1986. Bottom longlimng is now pro- ,. Amberjackhas always been a good fighting fish live 20 to 30 years. ,. hibited instate waters, but still goes on in federal. and now that ways have been found to "dress it / An indication of the decline of fish offshore from waters. -: - .; . for dinner" it is becoming prized by anglers. Lee County is the decline in the number of party The support cable, in the case of bottom •; Federal fishery management agencies are :; : boats based in the area. There used to be 10 longlincs, is suspended by marker buoys well . - . monitoring the reef fish catches to determine what operating out of Port Myers Beach year round. below the, surface so that the baited hooks are :• restrictions may be needed to preserve the stocks Now there are three. Capt. Pitts attributed the near the bottom around.rerfs. Most present day •'[;^of some stressed species. Charterboat operators .• , declme to increased fishing pressure in general tongliners use heavy monofilament for the main • .;'",'„' are required to fill out a daily trip catch report and the increased harvesting by;commercial -'.'; line, which may run 10 to 15 miles' or longer. :.: '-'-' stating what was caught and where and once a i longline vessels in particular. ^ - •' Capt. Pitts said thatc in addition to the pressure , month, federal personnel come to the docks and . Longlincs have long been used by the Japanese "from longlines, a fe»\ well -publicised wrecks had --^take_sample measurements and weights of the " ' for harvesting tuna in the Gulf. At one time, the been pretty well denuded of grouper and snapper • trip's caichr • •-•• „' ,. " :.'• '.'•"./-- • ; •• vessels would string out 70 miles of steel cable . hy hook and line fishermen rind divers using '•[ y ; iOne thing Capt. Pitts pointed nut Was that the J from which 18-inch, ganglions, baited with squid or powerheads. He referred to the "Sloney Ppint , law requires that grouper and snapper be «anaed^ .-- •-' cut fish, were suspended. Some longlines sup- ^wrecft some 57 miles'out from Sanibel and the \, ': whole to aid enforcement. You may gut your catch ~ ported as many as 2.000 hooks each. "Barondi" some 50 miles from Sanibel Light, or 37 at sea, but you had butter not chop off its head or 1 . In 1979, 13 Japanese vessels took more 'San '• miles off the Boca Grande buoy.-The main species tail or you'ean be in trouble when you get back. 5,700 white murlin and 3,100 sailfish and spearfish found on those wrecks now seem In be ambcrjack, In answer to questions from the audience. Capt.- from the frdera! conservation zone in one year as grunts and barracuda. :'f- . • :;"; Pitts said that he found live bait was the most pro- . by-catch in tuna operations. Although they were ' Since grouper and snapper have been in short ^ ductive. His boat puts aboard 1.000 live shrimp for only allowed to keep the tuna, most of the other supply, the charterboats have had to rely on other "' each trip. When live bait is not available, he fish were already dead by the time they could be . species to satisfy their clients", desire to catch fish. r 1 prefers Spanish sardines or squid. **'"•' . ; released.',. ;••. - - ± ' "" -. _ °i ''From the charterboat operators' standpoint. . .-: Another point noted by several club members • LongHncs proliferated off Southeast Florida ^the decline in fishing has presented many pro- ;f was that fishing seemed to be best in the early ' when it was discovered thai they were productive blems," Capt. Pitts said. "If you have'100 people hours of the morningrThen before midday, fishing- : i for swordfish at night when accompanied by : . ; on board, each one expects to catch at least fivi». ^ stops as if someone threw a swilch. Capt. Pitts - special lights attached'to the ganglions. This „ fish to be happy.* Sit I try not to'go ba^k to the; agreed. He commented that, on his most recent . •= became so popul-ir among recreational anRlers'in same spot twice with a two week period, to give , trip [o the Dry Tortugas area, the prime" fishing . • the late 1970s that swordfish produced catch rates the area a chance to replenish the slocks."' : •>time was at night. During daytime, very little was :'."'• highercihan sailfish in the area. The average size : "Jn the old days, I used to call people in small caught except sharks, but at night they were able ~ : of swordfish landed in a 1977 MiSmi tournament boats to come over and anchor ne;ir us when we ; to satisfy everyone *ith silappers ~ a few - was 187 pounds, with fish over 400 pounds not un- were catching fish because there was anlim : woighting up to 32 poynds.C' " ; ELECTRIC : : THE BRASS ELEPHANT INC: RESTAURANT SANIBEL ISLAND NtVER TASTED BETTER! . 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FOR RESERVATIONS 472-8677 ^ ,- r 1 Sanibel Island Hilton Inn ~^a • %, '•\, JL'MTjGulf Drive Sanibel, Florida 472-3181 ^ reel tales and nautical news Cobia, shark add variety to continuing tarpon action By Steve Cason -• . "; Far left: have KitraiU of Fairview, W, stands arpon continued to provide most of the angl- besidf. the Slpound ing excitement this past week with a couple cobia he caught last - T of cobia and several big sharks thrown in Wrdneiday off marker • for variety. •'-.'-•"•' . .... i. Heitvi* fishing v;ith •Sari Wiidnian, of Chicago, boated a 119 pound Capt. Dare Case out ^ tarpon Tuesday about one and a half to two miles . ofSambftlitond '• :^ off Knapps Point. She fought the fish for 40 Stnrina. Lefk'James minutes. Cut mullet was used for bait. Siiri was fishing with Gapt. Pat Lovetro out of Sanibel ,t Island Marina. ' >• .-- 1 137-pound tarjron he .. . On Monday Pat had a father-son team that bindni !n*( week after caught and released two tarpon, one in the a one-hour flight. He 80-pound class, the other around 140 pounds. They • inia fishing with Capt, hooked up with a third fish but it got off." -a Finb Sabatinv out of Pat was two for three on Sunday, as well, when Jensen's Twin Palm locals Tony and Ann Weiler caught and released Marina. two tarpon. One went 75 to 85 pounds and.the other about 125 pounds. Thi1 niggest of the two fish taotcan hour and five minutes to wear down. Charlie Simms. of Ohio, caught his third tarpon; of the week on Monday, boating his biggest yet. a 117-poundcr. His wife Ann hooked the fish but ii was Charlie who reeled it in almost two hours later. Thev WLTP fi«hin^.v,ilh Capt. Ncvilir Goasl (Juard osH-n h>."vit- Hobeson out of Sanilw! Island Marina. "":_ -_ . ;' i p.Vii. a! the'hVrt Mvcr^ ; Jamie Floyd, of St.'Louis caught a 127-pounder on Sunday while fishing on the flats by hi? wife ... pttiliitViriVontroI -~' ' They released thaj one. • • . : . ' ' osni in ifip-fignt a'eainsl They" were fishTngwiih CapuDob Sabatitio out ' ' ' of Jensen's Twin Palm Marina on Capiiva". . , Visitm-H will be able to.tour tho isZ foot i-utn-r Bob also reported seeing numerous sharks while t-Pt Sii.rtt'. and wealhiT ['vrniittitig.'scr- it sr-a he was out, including a 10 fool bull. —' "the biggest fishing with CaplJDayp Case out of Sa rr-scttc iJomonslration :il .1!'a.m. •="• ii/-t-t ": • ••• .,.' one I've ever seen" ^ and a seven foot hammer; _ . Marina •<••.' ' .=.''•. • t, • Qpast Ouard Auxiliary Flotilla 9- lO'will man a head. "They were enormous and there were a lot •: safe boating bfw'h.,"' •" " " r. of them," he said. * ... •• . " <•< , Visitors.ari1 XITRVA in park •uniJi-rlhe Matinzas •• Bob Robertson at the Bait Box said two of his PBS TVs-Mr. Knot-". Brion Toss, Bridfjf because no parking spaces are ;iv,ii)ati!r at, customers came in with respectable catches last •Armchair Sailor Marino Rooit and Na vigation "; •' the itittion.r.: ••- .-' ... ~ --" *.' week. Ernie Rodgers, of Cedar Hill, MO, caught a Center in 5;iuth Fort Myers Kriday in preview hi« 12Vi-pound snook surf fishing off the High Tide, latest video, "Sailors1 Knots and Sjili " and Doug Moore, caught a ;}8Vi-poundrcobia. :V Toss, UieSuthor of "The Kig^'cr's Apprentki^U Details ofthat catch were not available. . hook orr traditional fioat ringing, will dcmomUatt; Fishing Ciuh is.sponsoring a tarpon and shark"". " Dave Extrait, of Fnirview Heights. IL.'alsn bo.it- how knots are rradr. thf- churactrrisiics t»f dif: •'-'''' tournnmrnt S.it'jrday brginningat 7:30 a.m."'" • '-'• .L ed a fine cobia, a 51-pounder that he ciughtoff ferent rope materials."sjjtdaiizrd knnttir.g anil fan v ; Entry fi p is.S-VI {or ainateiirs anti $100 for pro marker 4 in the Sound. He fought the fish for two cyropework. -." . " . ' -'^.:- V- ' fessionals. There will be a captains meeting:Friday hours on eight-pound test line using an ultra tight The video showings are at 1 and 4 p.m. \. '] at .6^0"p.iri:*»l S3tilb«l Island Marina. . -t V The Arnichair Sailor Is ir Cypress Square at the rod and reel. Sugar trout was the bait. For morp-information, call the marina at ''.--. ^corner of Cypress Lake Drive and McGregor'Blvdy y Dave plans to have the fish mounted. 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" ni/v - Come have a memoratk lunch with us and relax with your The mo*t arfonbblc niuntn club cummunitv evtr crratcd in pri'i'tiKious Mjerlce : . " favorite cocktail. Listen to 30*5 and 40's music and watch the : "trauVgoby . . . WF.'D LOVE TO SEE YOU! . { ^; ['):*«M DI-VrUiPMfiNTCtJUl'. •!l2ii) N. D(jmlV»Mr,e C;ir.lt'> I I..., MycM,H. i«jl<7 ••»Hl,j"-/?7 . . " FULL BAR SEHVJCE & ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ; CAPTIVA ISLAND -• 472-5558 p^^pwppl •;;i \'-t':r ;^v:~? J •; sanibel library Real Estete^operties and- Historical novels highlight new reading s ; OPEN HOUSE I By Pal Robertson > 3 Fiction: _ - -.'--/ ; - - IT GULFSIDE PLACE '221 ,, Soul Flame — Barbara Wood ; c 1600 Middle Gulf Drive u Fascinating medical lore from Iha first century . Thursday. Mayi21 - 2 I'M io 5 FM . "' c A.D. well mixed with an engrossing lovestory will . 2 btftitoom/2 bath pbs den3, $:i&0,000 Furnished Upkeep you turning the pages hereTLovely. sixteen Jvyear aid Selena has been raised ir. Antioch by a highly respected healer-woman who'teaches the' 1 SUNSET CAPT1VA »33 :'.-"..-. % r girl to administer various cures. Selena falls in ' Corner of Sunset Captlva Land & Urchin Lane : , " : C love with a handsome Greek surgeon, Andreas, . Thursday. Mau. 21 - 1 PM lo 4 PM /&• j but they are separated before they can marry. " , . • • lildaf. May 22 '~'\ PM to 4 PM " Other misfortunes lend Selena to Home, Persia", Kl.it Sugtrmnn. HtfttStir Ai"K>at«! on pit-mHci ~ ' • . and Jerusalem before the lovers are reunited many years later. A dramatic narrative enriched with intriguing historical and medical material. Seattle Green — Jar. Adams , •- NEW LISTINGS Three generations of Blam'hanl women ar« caught up in the settlement of Kraltle and the GULFSIDE PLACE - PENTHOUSf- R.OOH in a, ' growth of the Northwest. Maddy comos west as a 'UivJtioiiS 2 bedroom t di'u'2 bath cotuloMiiimiri- mail-order bride determined to make a new start. ^ . with unobiirucfcd view of I!K Guif of Meviro: liwiy •"' Her daughter Catherine lets her fierce love for the ' afficiity ti> in ike );'&.it \i .1 i';<-jntlf land rule her heart and her life.Granddatighter '• 'or year round living." 194S'" ^jili ^O'.nn'.ct. kiicben,. Natalie leaves to become a war corrr-spondentjh Europe bul returns to become part.of the Blan- -c paois. Ki:tn.s> and. uiidi'icoij;: parsing HIM ar.'inM "chard heritage. ' t, , . - .i few of the .imunittt'5. 5:V>;.*JU<.I htmi.hc'tj tail for," Hdrtiis MiwgfeMcC(Mr.b«.Ro«!MrAss(Ka^. Cull472 '^WinterHawk — Craig Thomas ;•" V n : 4000 or Aimi h()urs-!&f> f.iWi.. . ~":. Cv Gant, thf! laconic pilot who foiled the Ilussi;tn«r ; in Thomas's earlier novels, is back to try it again. 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In a recent These data arc compile be overweight but ,1 it you multiply that" overweight, meaning poll by Better Homes cd from the death rates - underfat, and the very number by itself. (1.75 overfai, weight loss is. and Gardens magazine, of policy holders and at tall person who may be iri^vbur own best in- blessed with more than "• x 1.75J - 3.06) Body teresl, but if-yoifTure. SO percent ; ol best arc- about 11 years' underweight but over- our share of this trail.. massr-- index equals behind the times. fat. -., ' going to do it. get ; -Americans- said they Your body mass in- weight (70.9 kilograms) j serious aboutit and do 'believed;: they were Another problem is ' Don't think all fat is dex is the figure you divided by the square they; make %no bad. Fat tissue is essen . it "once, permanently, overweight. We are get by dividing your of height in meters . rather "than getting on. _; preoccupied''? with j allowance for age, race, tial to well being. It weight in kilograms by 13.06). For this in- i or family history. For cushions fntcrnai the losegain roller : weight data. For many the square of your dividual. 70.9 divided coaster we usually tend .- adults, dai|y weighing instance, at age 50 even organs, insulates height in meters. We'll by 3.C6 equals 23, an = the_trim and muscuiar against cold, and pro-,* to ride.. Experimental is a morning ritual. go-through that one ideal number. - j data now confirm'our '• wit! weigh more than' vides" a source of step at a time. •"- . "' This country, has they did at age 25, and energy when food sup- ; :: For men, desirable suspicions that each almost : as many there is some evidence - ; plies are limited. The ' Let's start with a bodvvmass is 22 to 2-1. time we lose weight bathroom scales as it to show that modest ability to store fat is a -=. 156-pound man who is 5 Above 28.5 V and then regain it, it r has bathrooms. . weight gain between genetic survival trait feet 9 inches tali. His overweight. Above 33C gets harder to lose it ; We'll gpt back, to weight in pounds divid next time we try. '-\ j age 25 and 65 is passed on through cons is seriously why dieting is a serious -healthy. • ,of evolution. Some of ed by>.2._ will giyt^ overweight; For business in just a us, however, have been weight in kilograms. :Wftmcn, dcsifaHc body minute, but first lot's . • The most useful vyay * (156*2.2, - 70.9 mass is 21 to 23, and V • sec pacjeMbB - try to decide what you • to "determine--,ideal ^-i should weigh.:. Tho weight-V according to ";. easiest sbut least ar-. last vear'* National In- Reupholstering —^ Cushions CURT Custom 'Drapery — Bedspreads Mini Blinds — Custom & Ready Made p ISLAND COMMERCIAL OPPORTUNITIES J Vertical Blind Brand New High Piolile He Is It Olllce Condominiums - — Custom & Ready Made Right next to Eckerds. Sharp net low maintenance building about to bo buill, Only four unlls lo be sold. Call Immediately lor pre-consliucllon information. ~ . Large commercial parcel. 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We bnr\g'tcnto'l home to you movie memories There was"a reason for Decoration Day the •Rp'arness-.o? sum- - identified hy whitP" '^ By Clit Potter •-•. .MA.S.Jl., experiences members of his sijuad ..jneet again some I't ; mer .vacation, and the beards and dark blue g ^Themovio Memorial an emotional turnabout impatient wait for 1 he G™d' Army of the N *•' Day .missed my. atten in this film dealing with years later. The film airson WINKat9p.nV? ; annual parade dnwn Ilepuhlic unirnrm.-. The p tion on the first timo .v reunion of Vietnam .on Saturday. May 23. Main Street with the SpanUh-American war 55 p £> around in- 1983. Mitu- veterans. His constant t" TheMenrnrialDRVof veterans of three wars. vets ir^'tan jackets r ^ ; Fnrrell, who had*, so quest to fnr^et the hor- mv ,youth - was The Civil War veterans . were approaching mid- z\j much fun with Alnn rors of lh« war is again with their yearly thinn- •Jd\f age, and the World o brought alive with bit- C*Mpbfated as the Alda In the Korean beginning .of sprinp. ing ranks wcrt ea.«ily War I lads were jn War with the TV series ter memories as the CtifP*ittn numerous, young and- -o resplendent in their O khaki uniforms with H,: wraparound leggings. 3 The parade always end-^ 'ed^ at the cemetery^ :. ' •: where the graves of comrades . were decorated wilhv e35orOyeiv: - flowers. rMy grand- father was in every -. parade until his death in 1927, it-was always - .; M Think^u're, on May 30. and to4he ; "' '- "''''-I* • ;• ' "•""• ••••/! .:.->'" end he referred to it as ; Decoration Day. ^ ..: :• Pteture;Pkrfect ^ My uncle returned" • from France at the end 1 ;, -V^'omen 35 anil overshould be (he subject of a vitally ' of World War I. 'The,; . . . important picture. It's called a maminogram, anJ it could war lo end all wars," as save your life. ""•"• -- ,r ~ ' President' Wilson had . Since one in 10 women ik-velops breast cancer, t: is tagged it with all crucial for women in this agegroup to have a baseline hopeful sincerity; Prop- - . mammogram. A mamrpogram is an x-ray of tlie.brcast ped in a Good Will Soap gocart I met himat the -: that prouuecs ii sharp, Jctaik-d picture capable of reveal- ate waving a little ; , , ing cancerous tissues up to two years Kcfort: they can be g glaag and hoping that flonae day ltoo would put '" - Discounted mammography screenings are only part of on a uniform and go to Intimate Insights, a free breast cancer awarcivj-is program w-Br - which I later did ai Lee Memorial Hospital. ; ^ ;, •=" but without "the same % fervor. ;i ;, An MOM comedy ". Intimate Insights — May 26*30 'war : film _ Tin Halt (19261 remains inimy ., memory through the.; PROGRAMS -surprise announcement by the same uncle that he was on his way to • the local theater to see '. "•• Manimbgraphy Screening's 'that film. He had beet! in the thick of battle and.seldom brought lip Gall 334-5454 by Msy;30 to receive a mammcigrairi at the subject lintil'Ms ••, • a special discounted rate/ By appointment only.: ,; latrr years. The movie - Tin Hals w?5 the corn-~ ~N - 't-dy, of-three _U-a. ". .BoatinR the OJJs: Complimtntary Biras sul'dW* ' lost in <,ihe. - 1:Rhinciann nt theendof / An Uptiatt.' fromlhc li\perl> hi l.hf w,"tr art'} were ar r.[i[td as .-Mmiuerinir ., warloiris-' i>r the _' ' . ; Thur^.n. Nta"l»\' ^ villag«r5. 'It is -in, , •"'•OiJ- ' n-ri-Ming to note that many of the war RiskFnclors ' movies dealt in comicaf wtm..; R^Are ,d. Mil ansi romantic in-.-v;; .-tffisa:- r ter!uri« at little ex- pense to the tragedy ^ The lafesaver; Harly Detection . - and horror involved. • Sclf-Hxamination ami PU\Mcian Hx.imtn.it ion The 1915 classic The -John Apnw. S1;D. •:...... Ilirlh 0/ a Kation com („ i,vJivi.lpl. iU lai.ill:.'* al'fe >••-! W t-rea .'"-••"•8'. internal Medicine _. -. - ; biced a political and lx-.l hi- Decp.nkreu". a reco-.v.c! bry.i.t caij • Mammognims: DtfincJ aivJ HiusiraU-J highly-controversial uf 14 -,n:jrs.l»r.l!*if.c'sw.«i»i', .irtw.nif ' thomc with love and Ri_*ertGitUm1.M.D.' ' .-•-*• arx) Atr.irit.-in Giiici-r ^.ic'i-tv Volunt KaJirJtyyy ' • . ' '-,-j; • \- Treatments of the '80s**'- . Friday, Mm 29 • see page 20EJ :" • Surgical Altern.itives i . Stuart Hurrfeon, M.rX " • . (lenera! Suwry * RaJialion Tlwrap>- nt'Ux Man. .rial rtepiwl -: SAILBOAT -.TIHW, THIH, M.IV ,:-K»J'a:'™ °n-«* HidesOn Complimentary Breast Examinations, OlKiAigv iimJ f li-iri.itid.li;-, . -by Physicians - ~ ' Patience" i -'-".-u Ucconstructiw Surgery . -Jt-itw Ung. M.&, Hank Sursuiy' '' ,; , . .• Saturda>-, May; 30 -_ ^ . 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(your choice) macaroni, potato or/; }>- cole slaw. 12 dinner rolls. 1. apple piev • iceberg • summertime^ „ lettuce California Broccoli .89 Yellow Com .,.18. picnic Salad Tomatoes . - .89 Red Leaf Lettuce . .59 Hamburger Rolls .. 98 Asparagus 89 Red Radishes ....<• .O<5 Hero Sub .8.99 Hot Dog Rolls .• ..98 Brussels Sprouts . .69 Baking Potatoes.. .39 Cole Slaw ... 1 2.58 Cherry Turnovers . . .55 Alfalfa Sprouts .. . .79 California Carrots .,. .59 Boiled Ham . .. .1.19 Picnic Cake ... ..3.99 1 Fruit Punch 79 Rome Apples ... -1.19 Baked Beans . .79 Chocolate Chip . . .• 1.99 Flower Bouquet. . 2.99 Blooming Plants 2.49 Corn Doss ..69 CakeDonuts. .. -1.99 "N_< */i tei* Boneless Sirloin Sirloin Tip Round Steak Steak Roast, Fire up the fun Dewey [, i t, L a u [> t r Budweiser Stevens, •;, S239 California ilSllM^ Cooler St. Pauli Girl 349 Charcoal Briquut? Ketchup Hamburacr or . Hot Dog Buns 2 99 Oidktdil CUE White Bread 2 ,- B9 10.5" Plates '-i '1S' 16-oz. Cold Cups '., 99 7.01. Cold Cups -. "t" Hi-C Drinks Ass ivdFiull-l Hi-C Drinks Dairi Fresh TURNVOUR PHOTO INTO A G.«»iWith.coidM*: . .FruitBars...... 6 GULF Dakeil Fresh Dai!» , ^ J. French Bread .... »». 79 Planters sg99 POINTS Snacks SQUARE I: -.tBnMlrtftBfwMf^ftit^ I Filled W.yll Cin.namorj,* fiauinS „ Publlx Cinnamon Raisin ; , 69 . Rolls.:,; :..- •-? 1 r o '• :/'• with a grain of salt this does not workwe!i : Thomas Jefferson made more than history in the ' pins Lie mirro i IIv Ginni Hrnwn . ' ~ -. -'-•'': . . ' T dishes with the ^nap-orr. d«;*n to 20f);,it wtl].iH>7 My molliur, lilnss it home fr.om the store. rovers. • iSVy;itiit for .it ii-asl/an'..- her. has been" known and I finally found out " This step is optional, Cook- on' high in a hour or OKirr. • V:: for .:. many .n .ac- where the recipe came but I find if brings ; • felt-sire microwave for ^ complishments 'luring frnm. It was dear Mr. peace" of ;nind and •. JJJ truth, yni dim'tj : exactly thf~eS minutes. her lite... she's now 89 Jefferson's. " , ,_- removes any gamey , If you are using a ha!T realty have to asp ~& " ..,, . but cooking-"was • •: With great? deter- lash; which might of- pint microwave, it will black iron skillrt; Corn} never~ one of them. mination, which loosely fend. If you do this, be probably take fiv? ingwear or any heavy However,' she rouid translated means a lot suru to. rinse well minutes, but check it at qvpn proof pan will do, cook one thing. "Her of experimenting, I am before cooking or freez- four. and putting a cake rack to a small skilk-t ami : in the bcttnni- never fried chicken was ' now able" to tell you ing, as you don't want heat over high until a Serve at oncp If'you ncvor greasy, never- how to produce Presi- ; hurts-cither, since it the chicken tit turn into pi.ich, of fic-ur bubbles are 'really ambitious. ., keeps the chicken from - dry, always mplt-in- dent Jefferson's fr:ed a salt pickle. And tans, but doesn t you can make about a your-mouth tender, and chicken for one person, sticking to the pan. ~ cooked in a way no one '- For one person, take v burn. Turn down heat third of a.cup of p*n and it only takes about a thigh and a. to medium high and gravy from the juices . Figure two or lhre::ri chicken. arc delicious cold, and (, -.chicken for about a half ,f ana__ exceedingly. well half ijuait ceramic ..into K-black ,cast iron-" the backs and nerks Years later, a friend an hour in a salt water received. ' -.; •'• , -' casserole dish which skillet "arid "put the iy 1 ' even though fried can brought me a cookbook solution as soon as I gel Pour about a half has Ft glass tmor. Corn- .whole thing "tn a slaw be saved for stofk.n trom Thomas Jeffer-; ., inch of vegetable oil in- ing wear is fine. Oddly, "'(about 300 degree! oven MOVIES— War was the keynote of ~ war with The "Green and mor^Sicently with chairs" with our ,'ftriginat intent of a d-iy * ^ (rom psyc I7B J; most of the movie pro;] Berets,:,but the real the uncomfortably holidays and increasing designed . to vq«ietly •'.'._ comedy.-At that time -duct until the late: . .havoc and violence hit realistic-P/a/oon, and v the carnagge on the .' remember those who the war in Europe was 1970s. John Wayne had home with The Deer the highly acclaimed ' hihighwayh s woulld ap-- have already given.C , , •- "at a safe distance."- paid a supcrhawk Hunter (ms^and Gardens 6/ Stone, pear ta- demean the , Burying the Vietnam tribute in 196S to the -ApocalypseNau OLD FLORIDA vSTYLE HOMES Isiaind Reporter Oi, mi SaiiiW & c':.privn.Is!iifi»M Itili) IVriuinklrlVVnv. Suite 101, Sanibel, FI, 3SM7 a >-,r Call (Mi:i> 172-r^r.s ,i-.ltrs my favorite " newspaper... \ Featuring Sanibel's :." wildlife lovingly hand- i^L the crafted in'solid !4K qold-; ' Ear Piercing ; Watch Batteries - Custom designing on premises. .Free gift wrapping";;:always FULL SERVICE JEVVELERS • Watch Batteries Free gift wrapping.;.always IN THE HEART OF THE ISI.ANI1 PLAZA' 162(1 PciKinhk Way • (8131 ATI-JIM - Mor.Jay ~ Saturfiny,'10 5 •p @?>. '.vr: shell shocked. Declaring for president a frog. Auto mechanics must learn how to open doors for women on 'womanizer' platform before reconstructing a car door . following an accident. And baseball . By Art Stevens : cavorts with them and invests in players must learn how to remove ^ tt was while jogging on the '.. them love, affection and respect. - their hats in an elevator before; beach in Sanihel one morning - "" Womanizing is a vital ~- :, • learning how to tip their, caps ' recently thai I maili1 my historic^ characteristic of the man at the. following a homcrun. Decorum will decision'^ shall seek the office of helm of our country. All the great reign supreme during my term in " president of the United States. ~ presidents share this trail T office. ; ' . -.- _• i1'." Magnanimously, I am open for ' ' RonrcvcU. Eiaenhowpr, Kennedy, _= With regard to gun control, the .' Fillmorc. There is a direct relation- - nomination by cither major party. subject of taxes, I believe that, only Saturday night specials that , What prompted me to run for ship between great presidents and there shouldn'tJreanyV •' ,- will be allowed during my presiden- '• womanizing. Conversely, there is •'-' 5 president? In myjtpiniori there is a, • I advocate a system of Russian cy will be knockwurst and one between poorly acclaimed .._ . severe shortage of qualified can: '- .roulette economics. When the - sauerkraut. Children will be re- presidents and the absenceof ~\ didatcs, particularly since Gary government ncen-s inoni^y.to pay quired lo have permits to own and ,'Hart withdrew from the race. With ;•'. womanizing. " ;; . , : operate~nuclear water pistols! .-.., : for"the enormous profits the - , his withdrawal, the presidential • '~ If Richard Nixon had spent more Japanese are mak'ti^? in ihis court' And on the subject of the super •, race clearly lacks a legitimate : ; • i. time chasing foment her might .not try, we should hold periodic na- ~T. power rivalryi my position on the - i'1" womanizer. My campaign pledge : have been a Watergate. And if tional lotteries. All Americans . •'-£>•.issue wil! be to encourage Cliair- will be to fill that void. . Lyndon Johnson had had an affair would be mandated by law to par • .-r man Gorbachev to join me in - It is clear to m«Tthat womanizing or two there might noi have been a ; ticipate. The winners would h-ive womanizing. "Gorby," I'll^ell him, has gotten a bad name since it was •: Vietnam. \ . . [' i? the privilege of contributing a fix: "loosen up. Let's have a few vodkas invoked in Gary Hart's fall from Womanizing is just as American ed amount \ :<•'*•-.:" •-•"-,• -.. -.•'• ~ economy. Imagine how the motel " a more important-role in the train-• the question ss nolwhat your coun- ,:.;.-. What this country needs is a .^ industry would suffer otherwise. *' ing of our young people than funds try can do for you, bat what you V. president in the White House who: ,. Helieve it or not, there will be for education. Premcd students ,_ ,car, do for me. If you elect me as ' adores Women, pays homage to other issues in my campaign. I am must learn how to use a knife and your president, then you deserve ' . them, needs them around him, not a one-issue candidate. On the fork before learning how to dissect me.n : . .... •• \ . • . i ^LIBRARY—————- : ^ ^. .© from page I6B" / ; .-J'-'-j „"""" - modern "ear of Broadway shows every aspect of.. - £&;r-.'.•';'_ the theater is presented iii a comprehensive yet ? DO YOU KNOW WHERE Vvii:"v readable account. :; I The Odds Against Uf —. Peter Townsend . YOUR PARENTS ARE? ;>; ;:•.After the fall of France, the Luftwaffe intensi- - : 4 -.°] ^ fied the attack on Britain, hoping to defeat that: "Any responsible son or daughter should knoW where ; :•?; - •; country in the air and prepare for a seaborne inva- ::V'r \ sion. Townsend, at twenty-four a seasoned six-year -their'parents are, and they should make certain they're •:""''"'; '-"•'.':• veteran, gives an account of the development of living the life they're entitled to." * \;•..• -s;'";. night fighting techniques. He has found an authen- :;kii'-* v •_ 'tic mixture of flying adventure and technological • ; :-; '-'X:?': -~-^-\.advances. •" • '•. :.'•....•-- •;.-: ' • ' • _• v.. I am Phil Leevert director of .- •?'•.. ~\ Biography;" : • •• .; ." ' marketing at'Buena Vida ol Naples,; and I :-'v/; Abigail Adams - Phyllis Lee Levin • "•:£? ; . --:^ :'• , Based upon Abigail's letters and diaries, ; would tell you thai it is a wonderful way (or your parents'to add life to (heir years, and ; O-i'; _,,-! especially her correspondence with Mercy Otis , =• : V ••• ; .|;,.4/:,,,.- - . ;.r^/;*' .•" ^^ •r/l « Parks department ••'t'- Mntimate Insights*' ^ sponsors Karate contest to breast cancer:•?-- ^ " The Second Anniiat ' juniors, 12-15; peewecsf •..scries begins Wcdnes- - Discounted mam-;- tday, May 27 with a .-" Southwnst Florida 9:11; and minipeewee, mography- screenings,. ™ Open Karate Cham- \ under eight years old. physician panel discus- complimentary breast sion and luncheon pro- < pionships wilkbe hehl Registration will examinations by physi- gram "entitled "Beating-:- 5 Saturday.-May 23 at hegin at 9 a.m.. elimina- cians, and informative " D Bay Oaki Recreation tion rounds art' at If the Odds: An Update, . discussions ahout from the Experts." The - cc Center on Fort Myer^ a.m. The entry, fee is breast cancer arc ,,; £ Beach, beginning at 1" $25 for one event, $30 . luncheon will begin at among the scheduled noon and end promptly- tc a.m. ~'"' = ' for two or more. Safety .' programs for "Intimate at 1:30 p.m.. in Lee :: t g The event is _spon- gear is mandatory and v. ,Insights." an educa- 'Memoria! Hospital's |jj sored by Lee County FHIlA rules wi!l be in tional scries ahout auditorium.^ •"' :.-,- . Parks and Recreation effect. ; ••: ..: abreast cancer spon: Q : Physicians will per- " %z to help promote Kantc • " Admissfon is • $5 i sored by;{,Thc Center : form complimentary --,.< in the area. ; •; adults, 53 children 1 •• for AVomcn's Health at breast examination!; tinder 12. Children lite Memorial Hospital. co The competition will Thursday, May 28 from . ,, • be divided into three under 6 are admitted ", The discounted mam1 categories: Kurnitc. free. For more informa- mograms can be ,-..5 p.m. to 8 p.m. and • (fighting),., Kata, Ipre- tion ..contact Silvia scheduled May 26 Saturday, May 30 from -.L" arranged form) and Escoto, renter director, '. through May .30., 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at I»ee ; '••' "weapons. Each at Ray Oaks Recreation' Women making ap-^ • Memorial's Center for - Center, 765 -1222-tj : _ Women's • Health.' Ap- :- category is subdivided m pointments during that : Budding scientist time will receive a 25, pointments are' " over; • r : ,iO J?ti(inthti /if nin'dy, ft AccyTNi uraiicr fit ' rv percent discount. - : necessary and can be Sanibel Etemtntary i?eht,ai, plncnt first among The educational made by calling second grade students in Lee Cnutityfor kcri : 334-5454.3 ~-:~ seience_fair project. Thc&cit ncc fair was held at Edison Mall Fort Myers, last-wcekiiuL: -•• !!>- Bimomss ;. r. ACCOUNTING HOME IMPROVEMENTS! LOCKSMITH; HATE DOING THE l-AYKOLL? KOONS LOCKSMITHS FIGUHiWG SALES TAX? FOULKS FOREST - . " - iuit - p*tM«nll>l CABINETRY • WALL UNITS • FURNITURE i •iMMllrfh^ M'tt REPAIR#M1LLV,ORK»WOOD,TURNING \ PcOJV Anne Trool BooM«er>"ll *«™f'" , COUNTER-TOP RE-StjBFACtNQ •'< WCKIJP 693-0815 /JItlVfKV Icpnsed-lnsured .. •••.'•< Ciir' FtfuI*3-472-55*8] PLUMBING ELECTRONICS PURE DRINKING WATER /y .' -' . Keveue Osmml* PriKtss k i: - - : '"•,. Pur«t OrrnUng Water Ataltable ,i ; sfl;« Nave WOOSTER TV & APPLIANCES -v Al Ynur Kitchen Stakl " CALL SWEETWATER PLUMBING \$$$' Plumbing ' SALES • RENTALS • SERVICE P.O. Bo» 627. -SaniM. FL 3-W57 i> ^.y^» 2244A '." " Sales & Service? 472-4329 ; r „: • TV . Mi|or Appllinse. v*«n. . Periwinkle Way; Caii472-1101 > Stxao • All Condlllonlng CROWN PLUMBING "On-lsland" Service lor ! CARPET DfiY CLEANING R NEW CONSTRUCTION Your T.V. or Appliance UPHOLSTERY DRY CLEANING • 3 REMODELING (Ji0 SHRINKAGE - SPLIT SEAMS - CfS'DUtS ~ HSI pfiiifl Remo (Rip) Gabaccla i«««4. :... ..,275*4889 .}^ • Ku 24-Hour Emergency Service 472 1133 1 472-2518 :• " 2422 Pelm Rldgo Road : 472-2244 £ Oil.*! I DON'T REPLACE YOUR !; ENTERTAINMENT SWEETWATER PLUMBING ^ -."-*" CAB1KETS or TOPS\ i• ;Vi;;-'}•„ REPAIR SPECIALISTS .'!:•.': -.;. i • ' Give mem a lace lilt. Mica & Cotian lops.v : 33 TRS. EXPEBIEKCE :.;' -_ • '- - '."•• P.O. Bo« 627, Sanibel, Ft 33957' :, . • \ >- 936-0344 X codb • SENTRY SECURITY a FTD SYSTEMS DECORATING - US 1-800 85*9730 EM. - 472-1231 f li. 1800 282-1733 4723 UXJ Annqoob •-•"•• : 2240 Periwinkle Way ;• 24 Hr. Central Station 2323 V/ooster Lane i^ . Sanibel Island, Fla. 33957 Monitoring 472-4783 ; GENERAL SERVICED Burglary, F|re, Medical HOME MAINTENANCE DEVELOPING ON SITE CLEANING AND PRINTING •BURGLAR'FIRE- Ji,™Wi>/ MEDICAL ALARM THt 1SIAND CAMERA '- - SHOP FOR fllM& . Sz==^y V SYSTEMS ^ FINt ACCESSORIES •MACMINI .. J57| Periwinkle Woy ^•TIMI '='-'_.: • 472-1086 i£ •" - LIME TREE CENTER -;••. 472-0555. 24 HOUR 16*0 Per.wrv.? ftay.Eu.le 111. s^^ei H. - ^^ • HOME IMPROVEMENTS CENTRAL MONITORING Sanibel Creative Tile Co. UNDER PRESSURE The Island's Exterior, ONSANIBEL 472-2853 >" Cleaning Professionals! ""When you go back'North, • llausQS • Decks - • Boats -'• don't leave without us" ™ 472-Tile • Hools * Outdoor Surfaces • Mobilo Homes LOW RATES residential • commercial Ave, Res. Hoof 575, SlngleSlory Home $75 365 days 3 year ; 472-3311 24 hours a day CALL 472-7000 „ complete repair & remodeling service .M., ri GUARANTEED ADS . 8 PAPERS TO SELL i CHOOSE FROM .'. ; 500,000 READERS CALL FOR DETAILS RATES START AT J3.00 EVERYBODY'S MARKETPLACE • SinibellsljndRejjorler - GEN.REAL ..GEN. REAL,- ,. HOMES FOR ~" INTERVAL Fan Mf*rs S«ach Observer ESTATE FOR SALE;. 1 ESTATE POP SALE I SALE '•-' 2 OWNERSHIP F FMB triple* and noose !' BY OWNER — Sambel ~~ BUYING SELLING w NORTH CAROLINA •'•'' Interval Ownership-'.. .1" 1 Live in 3 BD'2 BA, 2 story '• nome, 2 BDM 3A, 1100 sq. •_ L Classified Department MOUNTAINS : penthouse A mood on spiral -; ft. Deeded beach accesi. '.-' Fw'. Docomenlation ^' 5 stairs, 2 loft bedrooms and new root and nawty painted -- preparation Closing and * 2.5 acres located^fn the rent but 3 other apartments i $116,000. Call Tom at 938- . . Title Insurance .-, u° moontafng dandy-stream tor income. Newly • 2343 days or 4S2 40OS. r Mark Lsnger; : = 466-0500 good access ready to build renovaied 1,2 & 3 bedroom • ?>40: • "-- . %J-05i9 ' ••AllomeyatLaw - tg on good garden spot owner apartments. Completely . C2S2 Suns/it Dr., PH-1A n OFFICE OPEN WEEKDAYS 8:30 TO 5:00 : needs to sell $9,800 pay furnished. 13 arched win. CONDOS ., ~T S Miami Ft. 331*3 X Oeadllne: Monday 11 a.m. for oil Observer $1,800 down, assume loan. dows, balconies and sun. FOB SALE 4 Carir-oliec! 30^665-6985 -* papers and Charlotte Shopping Guide. " decks on root and various 550 • - .. IR-052! ' J Housa 2 Bed-m. 1 : -Tuesday11 a.jji. for Island Reporter. ..- >ath. 5 ;j levels." Walking distance to SANIBECSEACH CLUB^I, miles from town lovely set-. public b«ach & restauranis. We reserve the right, tc properly classify, edit of re-" Week 20. (irsi !loo'. E«cel- • .ting large deck overlooking . Principals only. 4B9-O318. -• i^ GULF FRONT . lent facilities, well main- . Ject any ad. 8e sure to check your ad the first week :, mtns. excellent location 562 .- e,S.C,N.IR-OG04 unit, Sinlbtl, lop floor. 2 tained $4,500. Call 717 M7- it appears. We will riot bo resrjonsible.lor errors ' built in cabinets very private BD'2 BA, dtn, lurnlihsd. ; •7563. '. - - • .- .- ;. • •" alter the first publlcaSlcn and musl be notified - ~ :.. all for $39,900 pa^J7,000 : Root drtck- Must i«ll. Call 543 -. - " *-«0< 7 ; ' down assume loan. ; 5-owmr at 812 636-1428. within three days tn order to secure any adjust* ' FORGOTTEN SANIBEL Beach Club I: 1 ; ^ '..- :.. 1J16Q4 ,menl." • .-. L, ... • ; • • • 3 2 acres short, distance PINE ISLAND Lovely 2 bedroom, 2 balh, ' SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION from Murphy good garden" larfje porches facing guif. . AH ad3 are priced al a Hat rate, no refund or act' '"' - — Poo! homes on canal '. BEACH VILLAS bedroom, 2 : spot ready to build on owner Poo'., tennis, sauna, etc. Juslrnents for unused weeks..' :". -•. - ^- /_ , Jr"4.930 : rthllhiftFbilf L said sell 112,800 pay J2.800 : Compare before you twyt .Prepayment MAY be required on some classifications. l vie*, recently redecorated. Call Chafhe Matthews,. -down payment assume' •' — 4D acre tropical plan! " -> Owner must sell, priced at associate. The Vacation ; RATES: Based on prepayment prior to publication.- ; loan. . . ; ;, ' " nursery ^ . ' Ootiom markel. $260,000 S(WPP8 Sales, Inc. Broker. [:- FIRM. Qualified tuyers. call ; 472-1545. ,. ' General Merchandise: up to 25 words - J3.00 "T* Lake front lots deep water — Historic estate en 6 - V 402-397-7OO0 - Jane K. ^ $2.50 additional weeks and/or addijtonal papers. .- . level and ready to build or> acres, tropical garden*. ; 545 C.IRO52B _, paved" road counly water V; SAN I BlL~*Beach~ciub~7l- -, Real Estate; up to 25 words -14.00 : • QUl'F'FRONf PENTHOUSE underground ulililies very Large lunury gulf few I. 2 : ;: ; $3,25 additional weeks and/or additional papers. desirable tots 544,000 pay si Lu»urio>Js3BRI3BA wilh'a bedroom, 2 bald, screened '. 18,000 down assume loan.- .'• roof-lop sun detk. Conlsct • •' porch. Pool, , tennis, ,. . Eilra words • 10tj per word, per paper, per week. ' [-. K.a|hie Orv.ich of John Nau- bicyclas. sleeps six. Com- : These are a tew nf over 2000 : [ff^^ ComplBlB Raios available by request. Islands Really pare betora you buy! Call '- ' listings. We have small Realtors : 472-3*21 C , 5*2 5288. B J. .. Ga*ie. associate. tracts large Iracls cabins ANNOUNCEMENTS ...00 BABYSiTTING ,.,".. ,20: 283-1100 I- Vacation, Shojjpe inc. . GENERGENERA L REAL LOSTANO D FOUND..,..21 houses old farms lake front SOUTH SEAS PLANTA- B(oKer.(atJ)47!-0B06. ESTAtEFORSALE.. 1 PERSONALS..... '11 1 S 9 TION, best buy. Lriveiy 1 54E .-"'. • OR-cssa ••-_ S a lreflisfin g "oSl HOMES FOR bedroom Beacn^ilM. Fab- HOMES FOR SALE .. : HELP WANTED ;...'".;.31 You cart call Iree by dialing SAlt ulous GJS? views. Nice'y far-.' UGHTHOUSE ResorT~ ~& DUPLEXES FOHSALC .3 POSiTIONSWANTED..32 1-BO0-4387421. Write oi ———>—^™ nished. Immacujais Go:', •- Cub - Large lu»ury *a|er- CONDOSFORSALE....4 GOVERNMENT HOMES ANTIQUES..: 33 isnnis, pool, •' ^aftrig. afi jronl, 2 bediosm, ? bath aid INTERVAL • °• -- loday/" " " • --- tiom II (U ri;pai() .Oulin-. MUSICAL .,...... ;. ,.40 resort amenities. Excellent . 'convertible rjer>. -inree ' . OWNERSHIP . 5 : CHEROKEE queni ts«' property. HOUSEHOLD ' ' - .-fcnlais. By owner, p/iee" ..terraces,-", poor, tennis, '-Repossessions Call v .LOTS..; ;,..../..6 FORSALE .....q 41 LAND CO. "bicycles, sleeps sii; com- 605 667-6000 E»t GH - 1261 red»jct?d (or last sale MOBILE HOMES .••> MISC. FOR SALE.. ," 42 ., pare before you Buy! Cai!~ •->- MURPHY N!C. ; 914-967-4407. ' " ;l-C«04 ELECTRONICS -,-• ' , • B J. Gawie, Vacation Shop- •'•- L;- 28906 PEP P ERfRTE "" P Ol NT '•' 1 COMMERCIAL ANDCAMERAS '^43 OWNER FINANCING! \ • po Sates, " Inc, Broker. . TOWN HOME, Meadowlart- PROPERTY FORSALE -GARAGESALES".. -=-• 44 VVater ffoil • Chee'y/Fritaie - -(813) 472-1212. ^' HOMES FOR ; Cove (McGregor and lona). 2 HOMES FOR RENT,.. AUCTIONS'^.;. • . 45 • - 50 fi' Seep water dock — ; • SALE - badroom, 2 bath amenities, SANIBEL"~^- Call" me• Jor : DUPLEXES • WANT TO .- • • waler2sidM.3tHi(m,2b*th , uogrflrjes, landscaped, pool, sofn(j enticing values In In- - ~ FORRENT ...;;..,.;. BUY-MISC. ;..:. ....46 — nesr.scnoola anrt shopp- • USEPPA ISLANCr - Village ; tennis, marina, assumabte lerval Ownership for sale on '" CONDOS'APTS. Ing. Al 1-75 and River — SERVICES ;.... Duplex collages. 2 bed- mlg.- Save commissions re- Sanibe! Island. •. Two *\ FORRENT -..;. 195.000 LOW" DOWN PETS...... ,. ,49 room, 2 bath.- Bayfront. duced (74,900. 43*0016. -• bedroom, two bath. Situated : 694M92. _ 2'}'- MOBILE HOMES AUTOMOTIVE M dockaQB. Refurbished ige& on the Gulf o(Me Call 472-H546 lor derails. Century 21 — AAIM Realty Group Sanibei Island. Pta. 33 •:f\ VACATION ."-• VACATION VACATION WANT TO ,-, HELP , RENTALS _L5. RENTALS I 15 RENTALS 15 15 BENT "*." 17 WANTED 31 SANIBEL SUNSET SOUTH :i- 'SUNDIAL 2 BD/1 BA'duple* a«ailao!e SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION PART-TIME positions are •- Condominium, spacious 2 WANT to rent: Cot1*g« for t BEDROOM. 2 BATH, June 15, Bayview BEACH COTTAGE, 2 Bdr. - - available with your corn.-;1 t)H2 b, DOOI, guit front, two weeks on Upcsr Capliva Gulfslde conOo. Decorator lighthouse: end at Island. 2 Batn or. the gun, $70»wk.-. munity newspapers. beautiful views of palms, - Island for family vacation.. "•"' furnished;. screened Shott walk Is beaches and oil season, SI 250,'wk. sea CUssilled dept. Up to 20 " beach, gull. Don Fase (610) 4B3-S3B3. _1_1'"-- balcony, sleeps 6. ^Tennis •- Shops Wasner, cJryflr, a'c, son' — S35O.-WK. January, 1- hours weekly. Oil 466-0500; 9681142, 75SO Cortland. - courts, pools, restaurants, cable and -all "utilitiesimes.. 313 888-78*!. tos« DESTRE 2T6/2 BA"corTao""or for more Infofmation/ •• RocMord, Ml 49341. 1R-O625 ' lounae.oolf available. 312-367-5251 cottage near Gulf,.Sanibel "" .C.B, ifl-0521 "'*"'. ATpjUM — Exclusive Guit: RENT FROM OWNER AND 813-472-5170. J : ..area? for 10 days In Fen. . ^ . lront Condo residcnls. SAVE! Usurious 2 BO/2 BA • Swap tor 2 BD2-8A, Pen- '* '"• *•'•'*-'•- 8JRW3 I: Ab-^ Available from April 25tr» to'"., ' conJos 'on Guit ai Pclnle : tdouse .cortSo, Astie«iiie, Earn $1010 $14/tir. Must en- ' 'JENNISPLACE — One bed- solute true Gulf front, • December 19tn at S600/ ' Santo,- King's Crowrii- NCJ. ChoiCfi ot d3C3 and loy working outdoors. No toom, lurnished. Pool, ten- location m "A" buildlpfl.1-4 . weeK. Call owner, (312) 887/ .'. Ocean's Reach and Island- • season. Ned Pollock. 6112 0* eip. nec. Full or part lime nis. Available until 12/1/87. • 78IB. S Galante. 407 Fo» positions ' available . In Ben. Club. Weekly, monthly : Strawberry Mill Dr. 'S55O per mo. 512-788691!. Breathtaking view of Gulf, Trail' Lane. Oakbrook. •till-. discount, (313) 64S-54BS. Xharlotle, M.C, 23211- Charlcite. Lee & Collier Nicely furnished. Available 1 562' ' - -"-' I-O6U 5*9 >-• • ' - ' 1R-O528 Counts i. Call Sooam. to weekly (116) 4919158. . TORTUOA BEACH CLUB: >—"'_-, ' •• - 9C0p.m. H813J8887151. : BUSINE5 :• BLUEBIDQE^MOUNIVUNS. Lu.urious Gutt front resort. *,.,.,,C, Three tearoom, two* bath 2 BO 2 bath, tennis Avaii- OPPORTUNITIES 19 ~ "PART"TIME RENTALS collage cedar home In.love- able July ?fd thru July 101?,-. We .nave a new program ly mountain selttro. Fifteen S675/*eek.«4-992-6129. 11,000 weekly mailing let- great for students, s?cor>rf mileiAsheville, North Caro- . '•', , . 1-0604 ters? Write: Robinson. 1930 job seeke's. nqn-wtwlimg ' ::-'i AT PRIME SANIBEL ,tina, two miles Blue Ridge, Chestnut St....-Suite S08, spouses, retirees.' . SUNOIAL OF SANIBEL Parkway. Fireplace, family Drawer 296, Phila.. Pa •" Pcsilions available; ~'~ ' - , Outstanding tccat«on. 2Gulf GULF FRONT RESORTS room, 3. decks. View. 19103 >-' . [ £< -? front, 1 bedroom ciub auilt! 4 : Woods. Waif;.' I7.-0 ;mo. '--. —,Hbst-Hostess " '*" ' condos. Beautiful -vie* ' piixntr Passlve™Acli7e" -, June 15-Sept. 15. (70*1828- •••-"Cashier . „ ' - . ; -elegant accommodations. seasoned builder, J7.5G0.-- *" '—. Retail Cferks " '^ AVAILABLE-WEEKLY RATES. 3772. , . ' :oi!t Available weekly, monthly. 9uy older nomss, apis. Star- • • , - Cocktai! Servers "-• " CULF-"" FRbNfi~beautifu:Ty Season tales. {613} 613-5068 ts below market, up-grade, turnistiec) 3 BO^2 BA condo waiter 6 p.m. 1-0604 sell, split profits. Invest- : >:: CALL 472^ 1546 - apartmenls. .Private pooV; menl secured with real ^ have il your way. ', eilale. Lets shaie :tdeas. • Eligible tor our new g tennis court, nearby golf. -•• cendo. washfiffdryer. Sleeps Paul E4Z-2B22. .lucrallve incentive program Special,, summer arsd fair 4. Available-May 21st. 2 Cj2ntU5ivt AAIM REALTY, INC:-" rates.ai3-48MBQ1.. towa . ..: N,S,B.rR,G-0521 1 Tl •Ride sharing ••' ^S —~rrV J\ ' • - " Vltli8«,-!34O Periwinkle Wiy . reimbursement - • iEa—LJll *•!• ". ' StmbEl. Fltridi 3395T . ,,.THE ATRIUM ~~ j- !0OJ W. FIBST STREET OPEN DAILY Oil FOR PEACE OT WTO 9AM.-1P.H. Q&Q J HELP . • HELP. BOATS AND WANTID 31 WANTED 31 SERVICES 47 47 AUTOMOTIVE 53 MOTOBS 61 CASH REGISTERS • ELDORADO 1975 CONVEft- HOUSEBOAT ~ Uve 24 Hr. Service ^ -. A FAMILY RESTAURANT ON SANIBEL 5-STAR AUTO CARE TIBLE. A true land ,-/ach1 i Paper. Ritbor>9 viitri a touch ol nostalgia tor is looking lor persons Wash-wai. vac A drati n- • •'••' Programming and .^ an era *hen Cadillacs wer« bonus program and terlor.. • Satisfaction tennis, pool, perfect .fo' .., Service Contracts ' still uniquel Priced to sell.' .sir-g'e person w cozy cou- - ' employees. --.-' ' - . .. guaranteed. At your home 11 :"' Used and New Sales - : 275-5438. ' B.IR-0527 or place of business. At 'p'e. 32 ft. Ne* ca'pel^ tea -' - ^And Rentals . i.- furniture Queen s^e bed Beautiful marina. (5.600. . , 997-S464 • r» -, 454:1913 li PART-TIME resort, desk JJ 6272137 ; 555- Vi i-BO5'0 miles, fully Bqiifteo HOUSEHOLD " :. HOBTE~CAT~SAlL"BOAf.'. Clerk. Ptease.call 472-3362.. 336-0303 •* . FORCED TO.SELL. Garage l0 1 FOR SALE " . DECKS, ADDITIONS ir. my V.'edge*ood tioms is Sacrifice — musi sell • S45 _-"^£_ i^ =l'- THERAPEUTICMASSAGE li ^334956 - IMMEDiATETepIrt^ns'^- " ^ SAtE v A*ai'ab'c in youf- home or < REMODELING OR ";.- " trailer, spare saifs..Dagger ' Housepetscn, - dependable, We my oltice. begnsed prates- NEW CONSTRUCTION . beards hot s'icfcs. AsHng"".. varied duties, some fceavy sets with wicker arms (0' - "; 433-5374!; W: Eu^o.T4 $2 3-30. Call Jan Miller; lilting. Most have .own :.S6£0perset ;,:- "' " and gift cprtilicates avail-- • • ' John B. Oahin seat "15.000 milss isiand 462-0323. j -ler^t-K/r-.' Iransporlalion. Call Maige.': KINNEAB'S FURNITURE :- iar. GREAT SHAPE' - or ElOJSO at 472-31-15, E»t. aDle. ' ' •- -Contractor ' .""; " (••- CHITVVOODDR . : H6.50O. 472-1520. ' " . 1314 for appointment. :..: : 481-464Z, 472.2828, . •; ,, 0SCMOCV,'-. -• INTERVAL BOATS ' 466-6608 549 ^ • ._ ^ IR^528"'1 644 - ' • .' • tR-06?1 • •' ••'.,. 463-6072. ' '• -, for £54 . "• . • 3SI-C520 7 - Bruce Bellow..'_ CRICKEf 7 1976" PLYMOUTH VOURE Interval Q*ners .• " 1800 32V65W : LIKE NEW, queen si7e r. LAWN MAINTENANCE - WAGON Good running cor.- - sleeper, sofa. Cera'' print' •BLUtGRASS Construction. . Residential — Com'maiclal ••= Oinoii. J730 mm Call (24hour») - " 1 11 '-'light olfice #crk. .Studo -v/wicker $250. Matcning Co. Orywall, carpentry, 1 li-i»,or monthly : 472 5629 or 472 15^6. . apartment provided^ Call . lovo ..seal, $100. Avar-able • • design ar>d"remodellrig. 25 54* .: . • „- 1R-O53B only May 18 thru May 24. years eipenence. A Quality 454-0755 , 19B2 Monte Carlo. POABT ' Xali 472 8131 belote 9 a.m.' ' product at a reasonable deptti tmdet and compass. '-. 1,, ,; , : . ' --After6 p.m. ; _ . ateftrlng, po*er b'akes, air;' or after 4 p.m. : SSI 0520 • . price. 472-3551. '••• " Excellent condifion. $3,000- ,; CRUISE SHiPSNOWHiR- conditioning, automatic, V-*;' ; IR«04 •72-O3SO. BSNI06O4 ING-Full lime-summer. ROOFING ; - 6, till wheel, ciulse control,/ Excellent pay plus world ' po*er new york times crossword puzzle Whozoo . •-:?• >" ^ BY STAt^GL^/PunisEitted bV^erieY. Mateska" ACROSN •-. SO Artuatly 83 Cansil I NnWm ks '"54Spc«Jmeii5. penins f 7 55Sdihe 91pl choice 96 Janpirn 5HI FurnisFm h - : 9H Indonesian iCarbnver /" island 60 Civ 100 Ideologic ii s 19 Latin igtianc 61 Melville •-• seo,oences " 20 Glurily ;- protagonist lOIAccl.nm : 22 Rent. ' 63 Fypftaf raa 103 For an m(cr : 23 Jug. - 65 "La " 105 Old - > 24 Overjoys " Normandy": i 25 Brick capital structures 107 Calif, city 26"Rotkof — 108 Damascene 109 Mortar readingof 71 LiM - . JJ2 Somi^W 34 Tinker's pivot - 76 jeans material Dohhsey twins >• man 785aharan 115 Actress 35Toial h3z3rd <, Meiuuri ~ ..39 Pro's foe. v 41 Horn: Comh. liaiiuey '- (orm ' 122Cowcaiihcr 43 Rich . tf'-' 124 Homoiihunc ""48 Diamond—. t forrosc .5 DOWN V 45 Arabian Sea - I Slope- "'. n2Ortiejls(or wuuld tur Ph.D.'s 49 Actress ":" 3 Natural :- Ma55*-y .? 4Ptr-^- 51 Freud' SB minus .6 ComeKiiis 7 Mama's :. 120 Things w ''. Iimiti habitat topic - .-i. 35 Faint . 121Ab.-llflo»n mAwt.niArlc* . 8 Dinah -. .111 Kssrnce 37 Bandleader 123SlcpliV« : 9 Planned - OKlpriRhi 90 Small fmih 142r.ort.mm ' destruction IJ7JAe '•'.• 91 An'lerpan^ sprrn • iOKintinf5tnjt 93 Me. college 106 Houston lusni 138"*'cKh v B,i!ljik" I*3IJnsmitt • II Whittle « A title . > 62 William (own agry. author 12 Georges 42Fr«(of) 64CIauJiu . 94V-shap«J \.'~- 13 Menacing 43 Pharmacist'5 66 LilyFm l-il {unress • • Ill Reveal phrase 67!lisin SEASCAPE OF SANIBEL ^; The most exciting new address on the Gulf of Mexico ,0j^ Tropical island living never " Nothing else compares! Quality MEMORIAL felt this exclusive. Situated. construction and superlative WEEK-END on 3 lush acres of landscaped - amenities make Seascape OPENHOUSE beach front property, each unil at ; -•- of Sanibcl a landmark _ Salurrfay S/2.1 - , in luxury living. Secure your *>AM to SpM Seascape of Sanibcl offers over 3200 square feet of total area — ' future on the Island of your '^oriiiay 5/25 - . the most spacious waterfront ;r ; dreams, nail Tor a free v : lifestyle found on Sanibcl. brochure and information. Marketed Exclusively by Priscilla Murphy Realty, Inc. r . .: - - • r ' ^ . Htvl i'mivinUi-Way •..Snnil«-t. VI. Xv.tj^ ' - -%''• - • \; ; ~' ; FLAtni.il-l?^^!; • OUTSIITK I-1.A CAI.I. l^HQ-233:Ba29'• ' ., '< ••-•>'• .«-• NEW LISTINGS- OPENHOUSE CONDOMINIUMS JUST LISTED! This charming almost new LIKE SANIBEL, BUT FRUSTRATED WITH home in onejjf. Sanibei's best residenllal HIGH PRICES? Why pay high prices when communities^ 3 bedroom, 2 bath .with;' alli you really need Is a nice affordable con-. skylights, fireplace and 2 car garage : dominium with low maintenance, in a great Beautifully landscaped corner lot. Offered location? Take a close iook at Lake Pafms, : for $175,000. For an appointment contact': a lake front community with terrific views inv Gfenn Carretta, Realtor Associate (days a quiet, yet convenient location. This two v - i .472-3121 eves. 472-6644).-~ ? bedroom, two bath town home is priced at $119,500 and Is definitely worth viewing. Contact Scott Naumann, Broker Salesman •--- SUNDAY, MAY 24h, 2:00 pm-5:00 pm "(days 472-3121 eves. 472-6202). ^ '• 94STWHELK DRIVE;; „ New canal home with three bedrooms, two JUST BRING YOUR SUITCASE! Everything baths, dock and pool. Stop in to see all the else is ready for you in this Sundial Beach & EXTRAS! Cail &.Trudy Deremo,. Realtor ^Tennis Resort Club Suite. New furniture, Associates, will be there to greet youjnd carpeting and appliances, a -terrific, gulf... angwer_all of your questions. ; ' view and excellent income are yours for' $156,500. Large assumable first mortgager SANIBEL MOORINGS FOR $149,300 — This For details contact Scott Naumann, Broker ;spic and span fully furnished two bedroom, Salesman (days 472-3121 eves. 472-6202).'" two bath condominium is in a beachfront complex with 2 tennis courts, 2 swimming pools and a boat dock. Learn why Sanibet Moorings is one of the most desirable in-. ' vestment and vacation complexes on the island. For more exciting details and ap: polntment to preview, please call Carl or HOMES Trudy Deremo, Realtor Associates (days 472-3121 eves. 472-3042). : . Q / ELEGANT HOME WITH COUNTRY CHARM SURFSIDE12 " ;r *.-. it can be yours wim this custom quality 535 EAST GULF DRVIE. built home irr one of Sanibei's prestigious subdivisions. Special features include,: THE BEST OF BAY AND GULF Is within three, bedrooms, !our> baths, beautiful walking distance from this three bedroom, : Gulf front three bedroom condominium inV fireplace, huge ceramic Hied porch ^ith " two bath- LIGHTHOUSE: POINT unit. : popular small complex.:with pool and ten- sunken Jacuzzi. A large wooded lot and \ Located on the ground level near the pool, nis. Come over and see one of the best buys. spectacular lake views cr^plete \t\e clubhouse and lagoon, this spacious unit on Sanibel (asking $329,000 nicely furnish- i perfect setting for this home, priced at only offers .the essence of the Island lifestyle. ed) Carl & Trudy ; Deremo, Realtor $245,000. Contact Joe Burns, Realtor New paint and carpet with June.ist oc- Associates will be there to provide you with Associate (days 472-3121 eves. 472-5814) to . cupancy. Offered for $182,000. Contact r all of the details! ^ •]• - , : see one of the nicest homes on Sanibel. Scott Naumann. Broker Salesman (days 472-3121 eves. 472-6202) or Susan- ' Buckman, Realtor Associate (days 472-3121 .eyes. 472-6017). ; : '" ",- \. •;.. ^CONDOMINIUMS PENTHOUSE — This Is'one?;-b! only two penthouses in this ver/ private 6 unit gulf OPEN-HOUSE front condominium comploij- A corner unit ; witn glassed in -Vrap-around b&lcony. Extias include private roof garden and ^undecfc, • skylights, clerestory windows and much ^more. DffereiJ complete with.decorator fur- nishings';, arid accessories for • the" very - realistic"pr[5e ot $550,000. For an; appoint- ment toue^ what true luxury is call Scot: Naumann, Broker Salesman (days [472-3121 eves. 4/2-6202). •• • '--.. : ; ,j VERY PRIVATE, 3rd FLOOR DAY! FRONT IMAGINE: YOURSELF, living jrr a three apartment wish (wo bedrooms, two baths " bedroom, two balh home with custom tiled " SATURDAY, MAY 23rd 2:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. vaulted ceiling and GREAT VIEWS! Owner baths, Jacuzzi for four, large screened lanai, :'..:' 9418 MOONLIGHT DRIVE ,:•••:: .". is very anxious and would like to sell right captain's ladder to the bridge and sundeck, away. Complnx amenities include 2 pools, 2 ceiling fans and fireplace. Add a heavily 'Stop by to inspect this delightful custom:1 .tennis courts, boat dockage, and ori-sile vegetated lot for privacy and a partially - built three bedroom, two bath home. You - management. Offered for $155,000- Where _, enclosed lower level and you have superior - will agree II Is a bargain at $169,000! Your else can you get so much for so httie? Call livability. Asking $210,000. Contact Scot! ' - hosts will be Carl & Trudy Deremo, Realtor 'Mary Lou Traucht, Realtor Associate (days ^Naumann, Broker Salesman (days 472-3121 Associates. : :y . ':-- 472-3121 eves. 472-2880). v. , eves. 472-6202) or Susan Buckman, Reaitor- Associate (days 472-3121 eves. 472-G017L >ffr •KNOWLEDGE, EXPERIENCE, •.' j '-Please send me more information: ;^QF|SSIONAUSM;Q|;4 4 I : time ^ and results make us |l:.- 1149 Periwinkle Way/ 2427 Periwinkle Way Sanibel Island, Florida 33S57 (813) 472-3*121. . Toll FIWD: In FL (800)282-0360^ ,, •'r /; 'OutoiFL (800)237-6004; ; :-: \ -J ?ai-rz«3SR5^^ - LET JERRYS PROVE TO YOU THAT SHOPPING CAN BE BEAUTIFUL! You'll find specialty located at shops at jerry's of sanibel - 1700 Periwinkle Way Stroll Jerry's shaded shrub-lined concourse and enjoy the many specialty Sanlbel island rpzsi shops Including a large bazaar area. GROCERY STORE and FAMILY RESTAURANT Air conditioned for your comfort. OPEN 6 A.M.-12:00 MIDNIGHT Don't forget your camera. PHONE: 472-9300 AD EFFECTIVE: THURS., MAY 21 tWED., MAY 27,1987 We've Got The Good Savings © o For Memorial Day Picnic Supplies o K i 0; y L) GREAT FOR BBQ - ,. OR GA. PREMIUM FAMILY PACK Jumbo roll - TAN OR ASSORTED Fame Chicken Thighs Hi-Dn Charcoal or Drumsticks Towels Limit Two Please . G 18 OZ btl - ASSORT. FLAVORS REG 16 oz. con ' 2 itr btl FLAVORFUL- ASSORTED FLAVORS REG. OR DIET! Kraft ESO sauce Van camps Faygo Pork & Beans Soda 18 OZ. btl.'-ASSORT. FLAVORS KRAFT Thick i\l Spicy BBO Sauce 16 OZ. btl. - ASSORT. FLAVORS 3 oz/jar —100% INSTANT TEA dan, KM, MI. BEw.MJM « m. n w (DEI CHIPS, PtEIffi TWISTS, CHEESE BALLS M CfflU - 7 Seas Nestea , Pre-Sweetehed Planters Dressings "' »99 r Kool Aid Snacks 26.5 o;. can'-NESTEA til 49 iced Tea Mix «9 _].__ _ JH'8qt-_ ^_ 10 OZ. btl.' — NOT JUST FOR STEAKS 46 OZ. jar — KOSHER CRUNCHY ! 4SOZ.bti -OCEANSPRAYM/IATCUAVAM 24 02. bOX — POST Vlasic Dills 1 Muana Passion Crape Nuts Steak Sauce I59 ; Fruit Drink Cereal 10 OZ jar — VLASIC HOT DOC OR - Sweet Relish J69 119 .69 20 OZ. btl. - B0NU5 PACK SQUEEZE BOTTLE 32 OZ Btl ' 32 oz jar French's Mustard THICK & RICH REG. OR REDUCED CALORIE LITE Dei wionte Kraft catsup Mayonnaise 12 OZ. jar-SOUEEZE BOTTLE FRENCH'S Bold & Spicy Mustard n \9 100 Ct. pkg.'.—• TINY LITTLE TEA LEAVES lib. brick bag Tetley Tea Bags polgers coffee Purex 19 99 Bleach 13 OZ Dag — ADC OR E;P FOLGERS Family Size Tea Bags Decaf. Coffee 99 64 02.Ml. — REG. OR NATURAL i 6-8 OZ. box-ASSORTED FLAVORS [ PASTEL 9 oz. COLD CUP 80 CT. OR I box - DOW 25 ct. qt OR 20 ct gal. Motts | Rice-A- ! 9 inch ! ziploc Apple Juice Rom Paper Plates Storage Bags mm 49 .Mct'pkg..." aS a tJOX — CWO LARGE . 160LBOX-RONZONI REG. ORffllN SPAGHETTI ! 20 Ib. bag - TRAIL BLAZER CHUNKS OR 6a oz. btl. —DOWNY Kitchen Bags Elbow (••.•- Dog ° Fabric Macaroni I Ration - Softener 30 CL box - CUD 5 j>W : 99 Trash Bags « 139 l&3 •'i v*- 6.5 oz. can ' ft ro|j pkg. - ASSORTED, WHITE OR PRINT) : 42 OZ. box - •" IN OIL OR WATER CHUNK LIGHT I Northern Bath Tissue 75C OFF LABEL • Starkist Cain Tuna Detergent 250 Ct. pkg. - SOFT & FLUFFY :' Northern Napkins 29 \M FRESH FLA: OR CA. PREMIUM FAMILY PACK' 3 LBS OR MORE FAMILY PACK CHICKENTHICHS OR FRESH FRESH LEAN Chicken Chicken Ground Drumsticks wings Beef USDA PRIME WESTERN LEAN Beef cube steak HILLSHIRE FARMS KIELBASA OR pa PERFECT FOR QUICK j ^ °;zA9i" H smoked Sausage j : »"tY Hams :v ME^s,sANDwrcH STEAKS i Little Sizzlers 29 •••' 1202 DVq - MEAT OR BEEF LYKES Steak-ummsi '•"'1 lb. pkg. - KAHN'S CHUNK 59 18 E'3 -WiaEBSIUHB* CH11IGRCHEESEKSWH Plumper wierjers Frank'N Stufc Sliced cBoTogna 24 oz. pkg. f USDA LEAN Boneless Grade "A" Pork Butt Cliuck steak Turkeys steak ID USOA PRIME WESTERN BEEF USDA PRIME BONELESS SHOULDER TENDER - COUNTRY WESTERN BEEF ENGLISH CUT STEAK OR SLICED ' STYLE Boneless English Cut Spare Chuck Roast Roast Ribs m?9 £399 If 59 1 IB. pkg — HYGRADE ECKRICH SMOKED SAUSAGE OR ; «-.;:•;-cscJ.-»i'E!r'«i«nii,<»s;'C.-.««!O , . l Ballpark Franks « Kielbasa_ (TurkeyvarietyPak| fmC00KEDSWEEt0RH0T M7B 1 Fhokg - CHEFS PANTRY BREADED Chicken patties • ". ! 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CSAP£ADE0R FRUIT PUNCH • ', Solarcaine Spray Direct Kraft Minute Maid 19 Cleaner American Singles Drinks U!E®.0!15FFS : SlllEC!EC. coppertone MB9 S19 8 0Z btl ~ RECULAR, X-HOLDOR' i 5 cz cntr, SCENT&D, -i •h '|t'f CREAT TASTING UNSCENTED NON-AEROSOL UNSCENTED OR POWDER FRESH L'init 3 Please White Rain Dry Idea Mrs. Filberts Hair, Spray Roll On Margarine r.-^ n~ ~&- -~ Burroni BUlTOni 12 oz. can' 100% PURE % ftllSBUff*. CHICK. Mil AS SPACH W E&EVEflLPARV -•. SWEDISH Mfc«T54ll$ CriiC* V; Wi'.E CHl^K RiCC , Citrus Hill Banquet pinners •i ''• CHICK AND \DLS 01? TUWtY fl'.P OPES^ING i Orange Juice Armour pinner Classics MAiACOfJU CHFEtt NDIS ^fiND SEER SAliSBU^Y TUP^F/ • . • ' -OS CHICKEN DUMPLING • Banquet Entrees m 79 .12or pkg. - HOMEMflDEORBUnERMjlK oz. ctn. 9 02. Ctn. -FARM RICH pownyflake 32 OZ ctn -RICHS 15 OZ. Ctn. - CHOC, BANANA OR COCONUT Mozzarella Coffee Mrs. Smith's Waffles Sticks Rich :Cream9 Pie 4 ear pkg. — SWEET 16 OZ. pkg. - MEAT OR CHEESE T CcC!E:rt Green Giant Buitoni Old El Paso 10 OZ. Ctn.-ASSORTED VARIETIES Com on the Cob Ravioli Budget Gourmet Festivti e Dinner Entrees 0129 1" 59 20 oz. pkg. B F^ctnrAsfoRTiovARIETIE • - ..* ^ *^^>> w-m *r " Vr ^» I *yt* ft I »»•>**» I ORE IDA" r t Shoestring Sara Lee Cakes Stokeiy singles Potatoes 12 OZ pkg. - ASSORTED VARIETIES, «:: to•-CUTCCffl WT.KEEN6EANS0KHESPEAS I Sara lee Bagels - Stokeiy: Singles-{ J Oeli Bakery ***:** ***,*+ * * * * * *•**•* I « MADE FRESH DAILY I ( I Cinnamon Rolls I a * »*****»;****;*****«** 1 Ib. loaf BAKED FROM JERRY'S OWN RECIPE Rye Bread *#' JENNIEO JARLSBURC JERRY S OWN RfrCH'l IFRRYS DELICIOUS BAKED FROM SCRATCH Turkey Swiss Baked Cake Picnic Breast Cheese Beans Donuts Cakes 129 M