Vol. 23, No. 43 Tuesday, October 23,1984- Two sections, 25 cents
of Fire Safety IPoet Ew utoiy page 3IA .,PMo byl&iijrohnaoii. .. J?y* J> ** >4t ** ^*-^ The gator patrol Sanibel's three licensed alligator handlers suggest aty needs to educate the public By Cindy Chalmer* . nuisance gator report that comes through the could speak to vurlous groups about the danger and George Campbell. "Bird" WesUll and Steve Sanlbet Police Department. Tielr service is entirely Illegality of feeding alllgatorsr a practice that leads Phillips - UK only Uiree people on sanlbel lioensal voluntary, and they expressed concern over what to the majority of the nuisance calls on Sanlbel. to handle alligators — suggested last week that would happen in the future should one or al! three of "If 80 percent of tbe people who live and visit here public education about tbe reptiles would reduce them leave tlw area. knew the law about alligators, then we wouldn't get considerably the calls they receive about nuisance Campbell aald an Island wildlife officer employed a majority of our calb." Wcstall told the council. gators. - by the city could remedy tbe situation. In addition to One 01 the three men answers virtually every handling nuisance gator calls, he said, such a person continued page 25A Plans detailed for recently sold Pirate Playhouse Meet the candidates '•;-. ' By Scott MarteU was operated by himself and tbe Lee Executive Center and In lut week's story about the Nathurst. . : :.. also is a partner in u group that this Thursday night „• , - sate of the Ptrate Playhouse, me Thia proved to be accurate. owns Lofton Island in . the of tbe new owners of tbe theater, Nathurst purvbase4 tbe Pirate Caloosahatchee River. Every Sastbd «*» should be s« informed wter Bob Amodeo. would not provide Playhouse as "trustee" for The first thinfl the new owners when casting ballots for the CUy Coandl rice Nov. details about tbe mechanics of $225,000 from .Captiva plan to do with the property is 6 To give Island voters every opportunity to get to the sale of the theater to a . restaurateur' Jamie develop the. playhouse into a kmwtl«au»lldates,UieCommuoity03nimltte<;for "trust" until tie had consulted . Parquhorson. Amodeo is a museum that will primarily Candidate* Night will host Me* «e Candidas. tiio partner, Hugh IJX Nathurst. partner of Nathurst and is now focus on turn-of-the-century Night at the Sanlbel Community Association at JJo Amodeo was. however. Quite in tbe' process of (orrnipg on theatrical : artifacts: The p.m.thU'murKtaj.Oct.B. association that will operate the museum will operate during the wtniQg to describe plans for the theater. day, and the theater will run at All six candidates for three seaU on tbe CUy theater. night., Council will briefly discuss their reasons for running Asked bow The blander Nathurst Is out,of town and tor office and will then tatequestions from ;be Boor. should represent him In the has been unavailable for Tlie candidates fciw^lacnfflbBOfro conDCluiien article, Amodeo said the trust comment. He ta the developer at continued page 25A . Pranctt Bolt?-. «lk»KWmmd-F*oiyjltlii;-and .Don Anderson, KtEtujM Donlta and 3errfMorach.," Bailey ard»>oliflaretTimtrigfor Scatl.-KltSniftl- 3-2 vote okays medical! center on Periwinkle Way Muench*irSea«tiaid.yam—* • By Cindy Chalmers . and Mike Klein -vigoreuuly op- Fred ValUn, Bill Hagrrup and Dr. John Collucci gained tbe posed the rezoning fi-em Francis Bailey provided (he blessings of three of five City residential to special use district necessary majority to approve Council members last week for a that Colluccl needed to ac- the request, comprehensive medical facility cwmraodate a medical facility At the outset of the" council in the Michigan Homes building on the property. .Kscusstoo ofl the 'matter last at the Intersection of Periwinkle City planners had raised weeft Mayor Fred Valtln said Way and Lindgren Boulevard. several objections to the : continued page 25A CouncHmen Louise Johnson reaming as well, but councBmen Tuesday, October a. ISM The ISLANDER What's inside Weather watch { ISLAND Ever/body Walter Franklin Emmons Jr. Bride, OB Walter Ftaokiin Emmons Jr. died Monday, Oct. JL5,19«4, athls bonit on Sanibel. He was 79. SHORTS BiHlnen BA talks about it.'..!" —n> Tho un wirier manager of the Island Water Association and a member of St. Michael and All Community news CltKSUledS SB Angels Episcopal Church. He moved to Sanlbel 17 vea.ni ago after his retirement from the Tennessee and announcements Valley Authority. Qufanewi 38 The wc^Uwnnaa predicts partly cloudy gfclea ov«t* Emmons Is survived by his wife, Margaret; one about yourt'riendsa-.>d neighbors Saolbel &nd CcpUva ibis week vU". highs In the low son, Walter Emmons of Chicago, III.; two Crossword puzzle US 90s, lows near 70. '•• daughters, Barbara Miracle of Sanlbel and Martha Lost week's wcatl»cr acrordliiff io r«ccrds kept by Lou Plant of Louisville, Ky.; seven grandchildren Entertainment, movies 7B tbe S«nlbei-Capliva Cbaicber of Commerce was as and seven great-grandchildren. Birthday parade draws 150 entrants follows: Memorial services were held last Thursday at St. Flshlngtlps to HIGH LOW RAIN Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church. So far 150 units have entered the - arc not finalized, all "B.Ccrs" will parade (hal will ix> held Saturday, ha"? a special place in the parade and Obituaries ' ' SA Nov. 10, in hoiior of Sanibri'ii IClh activities at City Hall. One thing all Monday, Oct. IS 83 Thomas Ellison birthday. Parade chairmen Chuck B-C.ers will have for sure, however, is Tuesday, Oct IS 83 71 0 Skinner Is still accepting entries from a button designating their status. PolMbeal 11A Wednesday, Oct. 17 M 71 0 Word has been received here or the death of Thursday, Oct. it: 05 : 70 0 Island groups. Call him at 472-4898 to If you were here B.C. and would like t • Thomas Ellison of Cleveland, Ohio, and Saalbel, on secure your place In the procession. Lett to rtsM;- SarJbel Girl Scouta Cnrisu DtaSerlch, Julie Worth Schoolnews »A Friday, Oct. 19 63 70 Q Sept. 7, 1984. Ellison was attending a Rotary Club to participate In the parade or simply Saturday, Oct 20 85 70 . 0 The parade will start at 11 a.m. on receive a button to wear boasting your and Sunshine Weekly enjoyed the camporee weekend. Photo by meeting in Ohio when he suffered a heart attack. He Periwinkle Way at Cana Ybel Road long association with the Islands, Hart Johnson. Service directory SIB Sunday, Oct. 21 as 72 0 was 67. and will travel west to Tarpon Bay contact Skinner. Ellison and his wife, Jane, lived first at Loggerhead Cay and Inter at Ferry Landing after Road then turn right to Florence Way After the parade participants and Local Giri Scouts host weekend camporee Shelling tips SB and across Palm Ridge Road to spectators are invited to join In fun they moved lo Sanibel In 1973. He was an en- Wooster Lane and end at the City Hall thusiastic volunteer at the J.N. "Ding" Darling and games with entertainment and Periwinkle Trailer Park was the canoeing, windsurfing, **immlng, Sports 10B complex. refreshments at the City Hall com- weekend home for approximately 300 shelling and Inuring the barrier National Wildlife Refuge. Those wbo want to watch the parade plex. At 3:30 p.m. the city's historical Girl Scouts last weekend when Sanlbel Islands. In addition to his wife, Ellison Is Survived by his should plan to take their places along museum at the "Uncle" Clarence troops 319 and 107 played host for the Aerobic dancing, Jazr dancing and Tides -••""••••••• . 8B daughters, Nancy Besancon nf Evergreen, Colo.; the parade route no later Uian 10:30 Rutland house will be dedicated. junior cadet scout camporee. arts and craft* were offered for those and Barbara Zodrow of Chagrin Falls, Ohio. a.m. Nov. lo. At that Ume Periwinkle No general parking will be per* Troop leader MaryShanklfn said the wanting a more relaxing fare. Memorial services were held In Ohio. Way will be blocked oft at Dixie Beach milled on City Hall grounds, so par- theme for the event was discover the Slunklin wished to thank Capt. Duke Boulevard, and all traffic will have to ticipants in the celebration should wonderful world of Sanibel. The scouts Sells and the people at Tarpon Bay use the connector roads to reach the make plans now lo park before the were able to participate in many Marina for their help in making the northern end of Periwinkle Way. parade begins. Island adventures, including camporee a success. One of life's simple Authentic Restaurant Francali There is a special place in Ihe The birthday celebration will end pleasures Is a OtPTflVA of our Islands parade for anyone who was on SanibeJ with a fireworks display Saturday and Captiva "B.C." — "Before evening from the Causeway. Everyone Baptist church plans 'Halloween alternative' Carry-Out Dinner PSSEVENYSON Causeway," Although the exact plans is invited to join in the festivities The First Baptist Church of Sanibel to free himself from the web of a cult, to fQcm-paut 6 will host a "Halloween Alternative" at will be shown. Another film, Eat at Homo 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 31, at the "Heavensent." will be shown for the will hold thoir fiect i»su!or mooting on Monday, I French Corner Sanibel resident is regional finalist church on Sanibd-CapUva Road. The children. November 5 at 9 a.m. Ol Coptiwa Community I • . by SonlW'i Pott CMlea - Buttonwood C*nt»f. Th* tecond monthly mwrtlng will b« | Daily Froih Soolood 1 Oth«r Sp*clolli*« movie "Heavenly Deception," based For-, more Information^, call the Tarpon Boy Rood—R™>rvatlOf!«<7S.1493 in Mrs. Florida-America pageant on the true story of one man's struggle church, 472-1018. Nctvarnb-vr 19 al 9 a.m. OinnM 6-10—CICMM! Siiixfary JusBarB-t Before BlinQd Pass • 472-19X0 . i • •• -A com** or raANcr At m« poir otetct ccmuir Islander Dlanne La state finals at Cypress La Croix Is sponsored [ Jerry's plans Halloween party, Croix has been accepted Gardens. Fla., on Jan. by Bank of the Islands. as a regional finalist In 11 and 12, 1985. Mrs. the 1985 Mrs, Florida- Florida will then coin and stamp show, bike-a-thon America Pageant to be compete for the title of Jerry's Shopping Center on Sunlbel ticipate In a bikc-a-thon to raise money - held Nov. 17 at Gibbs Mrs. America. will host a Halloween party from 2 to 6 for the Statue at Liberty. A $2 fee will OWNERS ANXIOUS High School in St. To qualify for the Mrs. p.m. Saturday. Oct. 27. The party will enter bikeis In tbe six-mile blke-a-thon WE'MWl Petersburg. Florida state pageant a include a constume contest, haunted that begins at 9 a.m. Entrants should Contestants must contestant must be a house, apple dunking and a search tot' obtain pledges for each mile com- "LET'S MAKE A ^BaCt OFFER" enter the swlmsuit and U.S. citizen, a minimum the magic pumpkin. pleted. evening gown com- of la years old, married While ihe children are enjoying the All day long Sunday there will be You've been waiting Sw a "BargaltT'-Heira they are: petition and undergo ' for at least one year as Halloween fun adults will be able to gymnastics and aerobics demon- personal interviews. of the entry date of her view a coin and stamp show at the strations tst Jerry's, and tbe Cape VILLA SANIBEL "SZXO^oa. S199.0O0 EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK! There are four regional state pageant, and a center or have their cards read and Coral High School marching band will pageants. Ten women resident of the state she fortunes told by Lisa Zimmer. perform. wilt be selected from represents for a a bedroom, 2 bath, lost minimum of six months. Sunday everyone is invited to par- For more Informationcall 472-4446. each region to go to the Dlanne La Croix SIGNAL INN "SZTCOOOL $240,000 MONDAY-PRIME RIB 'l.OOOff 4 bedroom, 3 batli TUESDAY - STONE CRAB VENUS DRIVE Canal Lot 1*135,000. SI19.9O0 •with excellent term* CLAWS "l.OOOJf 15 Years Ago This Week 5 Years Ago This Week Oct. =3,1963 Oct.23,1979 Dr. Mordecai Haber and his wife have bought a The City Council today Is expected to name a new WEDNESDAY-FRESH house on Sanlbel and wlil set up medical practice city manager for Sanlbel. Among the candidates As a member of the 3 FLORIDA LOBSTER here in the near future- Haber has practiced under consideration is Bernard Murphy, deputy city million dollar club, a medicine in Fort Lauderdaie for the past 12 years manager for Gainesville, Fla. Sanibel resident and TAILS 'l.OOOK and has vacationed on tbe Islands many times. Plans are well underway for a parade honoring with 17 yean banking FOR RENT: Apartment with living room, Wt- the fifth anniversary of Sanibel's incorporation. To experience, G.G. THURSDAY-SHRIMP chen, bedroom, ceramic tiled bath, television, air date 25 organizations have entered floats in the conditioning, gulf view. S1E5 per month Includes procession. Robideau is more than SCAMPI "l.OOOff utilities. qualified to assist yon The City Council last week voted to Epend extra tn any of your real Many friends of Ken and CharlotLa Carper lunds to construct a bike path along the west side of estate needs. Special- AND EVERY MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY henored them wjth u housewarmlng party at their Donax Street. The money will come out of Causeway new home.' off Dixie Beach Boulevard last week. sin-plus funds. ising in investment properties, G.G. is one JO Years Ago This Week 1 Year Ago This Week oE the top »al£* pro- OYSTERS 20 Yfcars Ago This Week Oct. 24,1974 Oct. 25,1983 Oct22.19M Rob and Jcannle Alberts, owners and managers of Sanlbel resident Jlrcmic Cipriani has secured ducers on the Islands. Members of Ihe Sanlbel-Captlva United Way fund- Ihe Scgunda apartments on West Guif Drive since more than 200 signatures on a petition asking the With Dinner raising committee nave organized tlielr strategy for 1971. have sold that facility to Herb and Jsckte City Council to reconsider its plan that calls for the rOH MORE INFORMATION this year's drive. Chairman for the'year are Paul Purdy. The Purdys built the Segunda apsrtments In removal of the mclsitsica tree from Sanlbel. CONTACT! C.C. nOBlDEAU and Fsnetta Stahlin, John Kontfnos and Goldle 1966. T»ll f r*«-. (in FL) 47Z-3.1ZX days Nave. TT,e city's Below Market Rale Housing Committee (ml 0l ML) 0O0-»7-*»»4 3£O2 l Lighthouse Polnte, a new condominium - iias been coiled back to work Jo try to solve the John Bilihelmer, son of Tom and Barbara ; (Jevelopmenl. on Sanibel, was Introduced to the dilemma created by the recent ruling that the dty BLUhdmer of the High Tide cottages. left this week community last week with an open house hosted by cannot use public funds for seed money to establish for Navy boot training at the Great Lakes Naval David Pearson and Bob Paxcell. The first 50 units a city-fnincbised foundation to provide affordable Training SUUnn outside of Chicago. . .firthocomplexaresetfcrcompleUonlnJanuary. housing for Island workers. .:
Bob and Tamraie Sue Sabatino and Charles and FOR SALE: 100 feet of sandy beach on Ihe gulf on . Two North American vultures that were raised on Jean LeBuff traveled to Miami last week to see CnpUva. 350 feet deep. Faces South Seas property, Sanlbel by Nora and Don DieUein have produced ' - Fish Market Open 2 PM-7PM • Restaurant and Lounge Open 5 PM. • country-wcstcmstarJohnnyCash. , has five-room beach cottage. $70,000. twe babies at their new home at Buscb Gardens. A72-3128 • fulltiquorBcerse.* All major Cfodil Cards • 975Rabbit Road ;y'^%
The ISLANDER Tuesday. October a. l iy. October a. t>84 Tat ISLANDER COMMENTARY Alligator association recommends city naturalist to handle education A copy of tbe following tetter to the Sanlbel City darter "...hi the planning for the orderly If '*e can afford a man to conSrol noxious exotics Council from Uxy: Southwest Florida Regions! development of an Island community known far and we can afford a naturalist to support, through Alligator Association wit given to Tbe Islander for wide for Its unique atmosphere and unusual natural education, nil the desirable life of Sanlbel, from publication. environment and to insure compliance with such alligators and Ardisia lo zebra b-Jtterflies and ; TO Uie Sanlbel CKy Council: planning so that Uiese unique and natural charac- Zamia. which attracted the residents and visitors , After due consideration and incorporation of some teristics of the Island shall be preserved...", I here in Uie first place. thoughts and ideas that germinated after our Sept. suggest that the most serious of the three functions George Campbell, chairman 24 meeting with the city manager, chief of police. of the alligator association — education — be con- Southwest Florida Steve Phillips, Ron High! and our own people, I cfler sidered by the city possibly in the person of a Regional Alligator Association the following comments lurthcr lo my memo to you naturalist — someone with proper qualification to dated Aug. 28 discuss Ihe present specie!) and many other wild Resident says upcoming election might be last chance for government by the majority Bearing In mind that the alligator association forms of animal and plant life that occur on the Sanibef librarian thanks concerns Itself with three areas of activity: Islands. To the Editor (he increase of valuation from SO to 500 percent and to help turn the Island back to being governed by the Tbe Islander more. I. Education «( tbe resident and visiting public; That naturalist might conduct the following ac- paper for cooperation majority Instead of Ihe minority. 2. Investigation and fieJdstudies ; tivities: It seem? the "chargers" are finally getting full Our city government told us through the Island The people In our city government are ait nice as control of the "chargees." The Indians were right on papers that our millagc was also being lowered, but you would care to know except when the "control 3. Handling of nuisance alligators; 1. Respond to calls regarding alligators. Usually To the Editor target when they accused the white man of speaking ao mention was made of the Increase In valuation, and noting tbet the problem of nuisance alii gators is today this means education, discussion and per- Thelslander syndrome" takes over, then it's a Dr. Jekytl and Mr. a diminishing one because compliance with the law suasion. The naturalist would be licensed in the with forked tongue. which also Increases our taxes. Hyde ail over again. Thank you so much for the really great Mr. Reagan says our taxes wilt not go up, and they The garbage disposal now feels they are entitled is Increasing due to education, enforcement and same manner as members ot the association whose cooperation In presenting library news items and Jmrt a passing thought — a four-year limit on peer pressure and that investigation and field members would also retain their licenses at least reviews. do. In a 30 percent increase. We have nothing to say anyone holding a city office, and a vole of confidence Mr. Mondale says our taxes Mil go up, and they about that. Of course the city is going to look into studies can he handled easily on a volunteer basis by tiurlng a development period of metamorphosis I especially appreciated the boxed notices con- every two years might curtail some of that whomever among us cares to do so — there remains, from the existing order to the new one. cerning the closing for Inventory. It really helped that. Utst will be like asking ihe fox to count the "cavalier attitude" and bring us all back the Sanibel Our county commissioners pat each other on the thickens, then education as being the most significant activity 2. Respond lo requests to appear to teach groups keep people Informed. that used to be. in need of attention In the future. or discuss the nature of nature with tourists at The coverage you have Riven the shows arranged bick for doing such an outstanding job of lowering For us, older residents and property owners on Jiminie Cipriani our millage, but they conveniently forget to mention Sanibcl, this could very well be our last opportunity As many new people from areas where this condominiums or hotels or service clulis or by the Sanibel-Captiva Art league has generated Sanlbd species is rml known visit here or move here to live, anywhere else where such service could l>e useful. traffic that benefits both the league and Uie library. we find a large knowledge vacuum and some fear of The naturalist would emphasize alligator questions Thank you, Uw subject species as well us many other species. and problems but would also be concerned with all Patricia Robertson Howe suggests city Visitors thank police, local locksmith Therefore, considering the first few words of our forms of life on Sanibel, including marine life. Sanibel librarian rethink franchise fee for assistance provided in emergency
for telephone company A copy of the following letter to arc resting on the bottom of the saved Tom some extra work, but the Sanibel Police Department gulf.weassumfi. he said he was raised believing it -Birth Episcopal church welcomes new organist A copy of the following letter to the Sanlbel City was given to The Islander for We used the emergency best to give people a break. Council was given lo The Wonder for publication. publication. telephone, and the dispatcher, To the Sanlbel Cl ty Council: As tourists who did not expect Brooke Briggs Burns St. Midiael and All Angels Episcopal Church services Sunday, Oct. 28, which is'Reformation Dear Sirs: whose name we never learned, such charity, we are Indeed welcomes a new organist for the coming season. Sunday in honor of Martin Luther. The local dally press recently reported that the We have Just returned from a was most helpful. After Impressed, not only with the Peter and Wendy Burns III of Snnibel announce Dorothy Bunck, the wife of the former pastor ot The parish has established a nursery lor the 9:30 Florida Public Service Commission has mandated vacation that featured several reassuring an admittedly upset locksmith you referred us to, but the birth of a daughter, Brooke Briggs Burns, at 6:30 Christ Lutheran Church in Cape Coral, will till the a.m. service every Sunday and looks forward to that United Telephone System employ the "direct" days on your lovely Island and pair of tourists, she tried twice to In the general attitude cf all with a.m. Friday, Oct. 19, 1994, at Naples Community organist position. Her husband worships at the establishing church school on Sunday mornings. rather lhan the "spread" method for recouping the want to express our deepest reach the car rental agency for us whom we came into contact while Hospital. Island rtiurch and will be. the guest preacher at municipal franchise fee. That means that such a appreciation for the service we but eventually had to call Tom visiting your Island. Brooke weighed 8 pounds, 6Vi ounces when she normal cost-of-dofng-biisiness of a corporation Is to received from your department Koltz, who must be ths nicest We look forward to returning in was born. Grandparents are Connie and Peter be foisted upon the shoulders of its city customers while wn were there. locksmith on the Island. He In Burn's II and Bnore and Britton Wood, all of Sanlbel. only. turn took me to a phone booth the future. On Oct. il at about 7:30 p.m. my Thankfully, It is my recollection that our Initial City Coun- husband and I discovered we had where I was able to contact the car rental agent and obtain the Claude and Kay Rudderow cilmen chose the franchise fee rather tlian the lost keys to tlie car we had rented Cedarvillc, N J. alternative public service tax because of the in Tampa, and in the growing numbers Tom needed to make the prevalent spread method. They expressly did .lot dusk we could not find them. They keys. This saved me $20 and desire that the needed fee be back-charged only to SanibeJ customersof the corporate payer. Simply staled, the current situation is that the PSC mandate has converted the city's franchise into Democrats thank all who helped make a clly levy only upon its own inhabitants with the corporate payer acting only as tax collector. recent fund raiser a success GOODBYES In light of the above-outlined situation, it Is suggested that the city abandon the franchise fee in To the Editor KWSirangler Fig. Sanlbel. The number was between from Maureen. favor of the unadorned public service tax which cuts The Islander 35 and 40, with a total a! $C8S collected. Fhoto Fimst}ing out the middleman.Tlie latter tax has the advantage 1 want te thank you for the news story on our I Uuink my committee members, ihe best: Dana of being eligible as a deduction as a "local tax" from Democratic fund raiser party of Oct. 7. It brought us Brantley, Henry and Dorothy Sbelton, and Dr. Why wait 1 or 2 days for your color prints the federal Income tax. more than one welcome donation for the Mondale- Eleanor Goldbloom. ' all of whom are to be $160 Ft. Myers/Denver Kindly place this matter on your agenda for Ferraro campaign. congratulated for their efforts in talcing us well when you enn see them in just ONE prompt public discussion and action. Our committee thanks all of our generous con- beyond our $500 goal. One Way HOUR at no extra cost. Accept nothing Sincerely, tributor* — checks are still arriving — and all of tbe Mildred Steiner but the best with your film processing. Paul Howe guests at our party at tbe home of Dana BranUey. Sanibel : Carol Loilebcn, Jull* Sanlbel $103 to the Bahamas . 135MM • 126 • WQ »DISC Maine vacation story brings memories for Maryland readers Resident maintains ADVERTISING 3 Days/2 nights To the Editor and, sure enougti. It looks Uie could spend the entire day and net All claitif >«fs mint be prepaid and arc W per week inalienable rights first 23 mm* am* lo crot» lor ««h iddilional word * Tbe Islander same today, by your photos, as It encounter another human, save Boxing MM blind wit «re It cxlr* tier WM*. Halo Wan1 What a delightful surprise to did 33 years ago. for an occasional Coast Guard • •re one rial! price of regular ro't HW It $599 CaribbeanCruise have received our first copy of We were amazed to read that patrol. Seems Impossible that dp not include No ctuirna for loit and found adl. SAVE 20% Tbe Islander (Sept. 11,1984) and the Island lias not changed very Monhegan could remain un- DEADLINES on Kodak photo-greeting cards on the front page be overpowered much over the years. Everything scathed under these pressures. affordable housing 7 nights " its! by a non-Sanibel photo, else everywhere we go has been Say hello to George Campbell Monhegan Island, Me. so altered by "progress" that it for us. Sorry lo read In the latest To the Editor We spent two weeks lit Maine In seems Impossible. Our Atlantic edition that Marshall cashed in. The Wander , the summer of *5I. Our home base coast in the Delmarva area has We dug out George's and Ann The American Declaration of Independence states was Squirrel Island, IS minutes or been mostly "converted" from Winlerbotham's "Jaws, Too" and that we are all endowed with certain inalienable And a bunch of so by boat from Boothbay. One of sun, sand, sea and wildlife to read the parts about Marshall. rights. Affordable housing in a resort community Is high-rise condos, blacktop other very interesting our day trips was to Monhegan . _... __ jral notoneoftheai. BrMixJ Ihe Burner Emporium rnIlurant Bay, believe it or not, the Balmy pavements and Ihrow-aways. Our delfghtfuJ vacations in Sanibel Maggie Graenberg US3 Perfwlnkio Way bargains. Call us children and even friend from our Sull> ID) Days. From the time Uie Balmy and hope to be back many times Sanlbel Days pulled Into the harbor until won vintage raise their eyebrows Gulfold* Plaza for details. . In disbelief thai lo the late '30s in the years to come. we left in late afternoon we were CayeandBudDeen ms\ts captivated by the island. and early 'Ws when we traversed SM>!Mt-C«Mlv* l»»ndM- (USPS Hl-4001 the Maryland-Virginia barrier Hydcs,Md. As soon as we read the article Islands on surf f ishlnc outings we Bring In your favorite color print, color slide, we pulled out the old photo album iptll lLe« Coacti or Kodocclor film negative, and Kodak USA Procflt&ing Lab* will moke pholo greeting cords , ForHen that everyone loves lo. receive. lh«re is. a vVido • choice of cord daslgns. Photo 'Greeting cards Notice to our readers Moving? 20% off now through Nov. 2, 1984. Need more Islanders? kcand tltt» pvitagt Something to say? At least two weeks bsfore yoa move please notify Extra copies of specific Issues of Tbe Xttl&CKfer 472-3117 Jerry's Shopping Center Tftelilander, Box 56, Sanlbel, FL 33957 imSlBSi, of malied at the reader's request cost $i each to cover flt»M MM term Kit All letters submitted to Tbe blender for your new address. postage and handling. 1700 Periwinkle publication must cont&lu tbe sendefrt name, ad- Send us an old address label wilh your new ad- EVCHIDB* Ifaafcrnd EcR«rsjanci* Op<».9-9Mon.'-Fri. .-A A A1A dress and phone number for verification. dress. If you don't have a label from the paper, 472-16S6 However, you may request that your name not be please supoly both your old and new address either 472-5185 Serving Sa«lb*l •!•<• 1976. 9 6 sot. 472-4414 published. . by phone or by mail. Maar*««E.S»itlCTC 106 S The ISLANDER , October a. l»4 f. Oefbwa. MM *IW ISLANDER MUNICIPAL RECORDS Rules adopted for public use of Gty Hall complex
A set o{ rules and regulations for public use of the slle without approval of the City Council and the therefore will be arranged by the user w'Ui the grounds at the City Hall complex gained City stale Department of Business Regulations Alcoholic Sanibel Poiice Department oi*> week prior to the Council approval last week. The rules were Beverages *ndTob«*» Division; proposed by Sanibel Recreation Director Dick Noon. event; •No commercial retail sales will take place •A deposit fee as determinrd by the city manager Priority usape of In* property shall be given to except for cemmrmroorattve souvenirs of the event will be held in escrow and refunded upon romplction functions of the city of Sanibel and of all non-profit or membership of the non-profit organization of the event if all obligations have been met; organizations on the Island and to marriage sponsoring the event; •No amplifier system will be employed without ceremonies. •No politically motivated event will be allowed specific approval of tlw city manager; Included in the set of rules are stipulations that: unless approved by the City Council; •No activities or events will conflict with normal Two ROGO extensions granted, two denied •No alcoholic beverages will be consumed on the •Traffic t-ontrol and financial arrangements Cily Hall operations: Two of four requests for extensions on ROGO •All arras including rest rooms, common areas, Council says no allocations gained approval of the City Council last Blind Pass, property owners win right to develop continued walls, etc., will be cleaned prior to the next opening week. The council agreed that spec workday at Cily Hall or witliin 24 hours of the evenl. Bclden's property is just south of Santiva Apart- An attorney for Boidet) and Ohakmak said last The user can cither take responsibility for the to retail sales Allen Ten Brock and Jerry Muenefa received homes are "business ven- ..wriljs: t'hakniatcs.' is Just north of the apartments. extensions until Juiy 1. IKS, on their allocations tor week he would advise his clients to drop their case Bolh properly owners had filed suit against the cily against the city. • at Island Moped single- family boroes they plan to build for their own tures' ' that should receive challenging thedcnial of their development rights.' continued page^A use. Both bave been forced to postpone construction different consideration from Island Moped owner Peter Burns met with of their new homes pending the sale of their present unanimous denial before the City Council last week homes on the Island. primary family residences when be appealed tlie Planning Commission's The council voted unanimously to grant the ex- refusal of his request to conduct reUIl sales at his tensions to Ten Broek and Muench, both of whom when ROGO extensions are establishment OR Periwinkle Way. expressed concern over the length of time their requested. The council's unanimous denial mirrored the building plans would have been postponed bad they decision of planning commissioners who beard been forced back to the beginning of the ROGO Bums' request Sept. 2A. Burns bad asked for permission to sell sunglasses, Builder Andrew Fleischman, however, lost his bid future the council should make It knows that spec sunlan lotion, film and t-shlrts at his moped rental lor a four-month extension on his allocation for s homes will be given different consideration on ex- shop. He maintained the addition of the retail sales spec home he plans to build in Sanibel Pines sub- tension requests. would net draw new traffic to bis business but would division Fleischman told the council he needed Johnson cast the only dissenting vote on the merely serve the customers already there to rent more time to secure adequate financing for his motion \o deny Fleischman's extension. mopeds or bicycles. project. William Grab*, a Connecticut resident "[ highly doubt anyone would drive in Just to Although the coundlmen questioned whether they represented at the council hearing by builder Greg Weglarz, also lost bis bid for an extension. WegUrz Keep the purchase suntan lotion or sunglasses," he told the might be "punishing" Fleischman because he was council last week. "1 am not asking to build anything building a spec home, they agreed primary family told the couocil that it had become apparent Just the else on my propwty. I simply want to conduct retail residences should have the priority for ROGO ex- day before last Tuesday's council meeting that $4.95
Alternatives considered to alleviate dust, heavy traffic on Beach Road One condominium request continued, another unanimously approved Residents ol Beach Road will Lake part tn the building as truckers and other persons discover the decision on now to combat excessive ep««*t and shortcut rrom Periwinkle Way to East Gulf Drive." Upon the request of the applicant the City Council variance to the Graphics ordinance to allow a low- Graphics ordinance permits only one ground- traffic on tbeir sti-M* that lints Periwinkle Way aod Forster maintained the city should pave Beach "The idea is toreliev e Beach last week continued to a date uncertain Sunward key, wall-mounted sign at SL Crolx condominiums mounted sign (or a multi-family housing develop- East Gull Drive. Road, but City Manager Gary Price told her funds Condominium*Association's appeal of the Planning on East Gull Drive. Road residents of heavy Comraiiukurs denial of its request for a tennis court Allwnatives dty officials suggested last week far for that project were not available now and probably v The 19-inch by TA-loot sign complies with tiie Approval ot the variance was unanimous. consideration were to (1) one-way the road tn the would not be for several years. Until then, he said, through traffic that is causing on Sunward property on West Gulf Drive. regulations and will be mounted above the parking direction from East Gulf Drive to Periwinkle Way, the city will continue to water the shell road an inconvenience to them. If Msa tart week the City Council approved a garage and will simply label the building. The city's or 12) construct a barrier at the mid-way point of the regularly in an effort to bold down dust. toad to prevent Uirough traffic. That alternative Forster, however, said It was only a matter of •' 15 they don't like our suggestions, would mean residents with homes on one side of the minutes before the benefits that are accrued by then they can tell us that at the Treehouse can remain on Birtftane 4- -* Clarification barrier could use only Periwinkle Way for ingress watering are dissipated." and egress, while those with homes on the other side Councilman Louise Johnson pointed out that first and second hearings." A headline In last week's Municipal Records of the barrier would have to use East Gulf Drtve. A treehouse that violates setback standards can 17 feet from a canal bank. The Comprehensive Land paving would only encourage more traffic at higher Mayor Fred Valtin remain at Kenn Kdm's property on Bird Lane tor 10 Use Plan stipulates that any structure Is the Bay was misleading In that It stated John Naumann Beach Road resident Mrs. Robert Forster ap- speeds along the road. years, the City Council agreed unanimously last Beach ecological zone must be SO feet from any body and Associates would have to dose ils sales peared before the council last week to plead for a Instead of deciding on a course of action last week week. By that time Keim's two sons, now 8 and 10 of water. office at the Sundial resort. remedy to the heavy traffic and resulting "in- the council agreed the residents who would be af years old, should no longer want or need the The council followed the Planning Commission's The Planning Commission at Its Oct. S meeting tolerable" dust she said has become a constant fccled by one-graying or constructing a barrier "The idea is to relieve Beach Road residents of treehouse. unanimous recommendation In favor of the specific denied a request from John Naumann to permit problem for residents all along the street. should be given the opportunity for Input. heavy through traffic that is causing an In- Keim, not knowing he would need a development amendment that says the treehouse can stay where the sales office to remain. Naumann said last "This excessive, unpleasant (Just is a health First and second hearings on one-waving the road convenience to them." Mayor Fred Valtin said. "If permit tor the structure, built the (tag-foot treehouse It Is. week ho plans to appeal that denial to the City hazard to homeowners ard damaging tn from East Gui! Drive to Periwinkle Way will be they den't like our suggestions, then they can tell us Council, which has the final authority on the vegetation," Forsler argued. "And the traffic keeps scheduled for council meetings Nov. 6 and Nov. 29. thai at the first and second hearings." matter. Rules adopted for. public use of City Hall complex from page 7A The sales office has operated on the Sundial property since 1972 and will remain open pending cleaning or pay an appropriate fee for the service; • have priority if a conflict In scheduling arises. City Council action, •Normal hours for usage will be 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. These and other conditions are included on an The Islander regrets any inconvenience weekdays and 8 a.m. to midnight weekends and application that must be filled out and signed by the caused by the headline. holidays; * user prior to the event. •Events affecting the community as a whole will
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By B&rb&ra Bruodage diaries and Ann Krausse Jr. $S0 AM- Bridell Tho s>wend o( three required reports a [ campaign Karl and Jo Ann Wagner Highland Park, 111. $50 contributions were filed at City Hall last Friday by David and Martha McGUl S10 James and Mildred Worthy the six candidates (or City Council. S. McMillan Shepbml Evanston.)!!. S100 tntiiiTiDcnl Councilman Mike Klein led the field St. Paul, Minn. $25 Duane and Charlotte White $25 reporting new donations ol SI.415 which swells his Ruth Shepherd Syvil Hubfn $15 SoUl to 52,580 lo date. St.Paul.Mfiin, $25 Hlldu Hxisii $25 planning Commissioner Jerry Muen.eh, who is G. Hanson Sturm ' $50 AlfrodCorwln,Jr $10 cti-iiler.pinn Klein (nr Seat No. 2 on the council. Elliot Gelberg $50 Total ioiate $2,580 CO 1637.69 reported an additional $649.50 making his total Charles and Joan Wilson Expend! lures AU Information tn the /oUowlng 11:30 p.m. Sunday. Oct 14. two U .084.50. C. Wilnia and Sara E. Henry $10 I Delivery, which picks up deposits reports was takes directly from residents of the area around Lagoon Police Investigated vandalism si it from the Bank 0! the Islands every All contributors are Sanibel residents unless KenneUi and Betty Knauf $25 Candidate Jerry Muench SaoJbcl Police Departraent records. Drive reported hearing gun shots in S15 unit In a triplex on Main Street evening for delivery to the check otherwise noted. Nonnan and Rebecah Bowles Robert Vartdal, treasurer the neighborhood. Police made a Thursday morning, Oct, 18. A screen The new contributions reported since Friday, Oct. AnKurand Katharine Wycoff $25 Robert Merkl as S10 clearing house In Fort Myers, told Police advised SanibeJ resident thorough check but found nothing an a side door had been cut. The police he would write checks toelthcr 5, were as follows: Ann Mann Ronald Me) en Andy Llppl about the city's taw suspicious. tenants of the unit were out of town, Johnson or Wickcsbcrg using checks Candidate Donald Anderson Harwich, Mass £25 Fort Myers, Fla. $50 against solidling without proper and the vandalism was noticed by a Leduc had stolen from a previous Donald Anderson, treasurer Virginia Goss S25 Truman Wilson po-mitii xfier Uppl, a candidate for : A Sanlbel man was arrested for neighbor. No entry was gained to the roommate. Donald Anderson . SI 50 Robert Clark Fort Myers. Fia. $30 stats representative, w«s found leaving the scene of an accident, unit. T- „..-.,-.-' Johnson or Wlckesberg would cash Previously reported Sioe.tio Fjvetteville.N.Y. $50 Mr. and Mrs. AI Muench tioo waving a placard at the Intersection of driving left or the center line and Total to date S25G.S0 llnrold'and MildiTd Herman Mr. and Mrs. John Naumanc $».5O the checks and that evening Leduc Periwinkle Way and Liodgren failure to sign* summons after aft In- A Sanibel man reported bis brief- would find the checks in the deposit Expenditures SIR1.70 Mansot, Me. $25 Vincent Back J1S Boulevard Sunday afternoon, Oct. 14. cident at the Causeway loll booth $25 case valued at (115 was missing from bag and remove them so there would Robert Haynie B.E. Baker Sr. S25 around 2:30 e.m. Monday, Oct. IS. Pi.'trtvinkle Place shopping center be no record. What Leduc did not Candidate Francis Bailey Jr. Josephine Kohn Jolui fUdall S50 A Fort Myers man was charged with Lloyrl Ravenscraft, 33, of 832 Don&x Yaursday evening, Oct. 18. realize, however, was that BOTI of- Francis Bailey Jr., treasurer Baltimore. Md. $50 CoralieKidall £50 driving too fast lor conditions after be St. allegedly hit another car that was ficials photocopied all checks before" S25 $15 Holgar and Maureen Schmitt Conrad and Margaret I.ickcl Melissa Muench $50 failed to negotiate a curve on Sand- stopped at the toll gate and then left One Sanibcl man and two Fort sending them to the clearing house. Ward McKec 525 Arthur and Louise Johnson $50 Richard Pema tto cafitle Road, left UK robd and struck a the scene. $25 Myers men were arrested on charges The three cashed 3 total of 17 checks Robert Haynie . S25 Carter ami Dorothy Leslie Robert Bedihold $50 tree around 5 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 14. of grand theft and forgery after an $15 $10 before they were discovered. Johnson- Conrad and Margaret Lynch William Kimball Joseph Feeney * '$50 Matthew Peter Evans, 17, of 16704 An Inland rental agent reported the investigation that ended Tuesday, Oct. was charged with grand theft; Total to date 495 Lee Roy Friday $20 Tctaliodste tl ,084.50 Bobcat Drive, was charged. theft of a small tangelo tree from a" 1G, at the Bankof the Islands. Wickesberg with two counts each of $50 Expenditures $1.80 Bentl«y Courtney B^eoiftures C3S.22 duplex oo Donax Street Wednesday David Henry Johnson, 31, of 1550 grant theft and forgery; Leduc with Maleolm and Sarah Seattle $50 A resident of Sandcastle Road morning, Oct. IT. A rock had been Center St., Sanibel; and Paul William forgery and grand theft. All three were Candidate Richard Donlin Stanley and Charlotte Ktilght CandWate Fred Valtin reported someone had driven through placed In the hole left after the tree Leduc, 34, and Thomas Joseph taken to the Lee County Jail. - Carmen Donlln, treasurer Sturbridge.Mass. $35 Reed Faltner, trexsunsr his yard anil knocked down his was removed. Wlckesberg, 33, both of 4550 Tilton St., Vincent and Marion Back $15 Howard and Grace Robinson $25 Sheila and Alan Dietz mailbox' Just before 9 p.m. Sunday, Fort Myers, reportedly admitted to Erma Keating, Fort Myers Robert Ervten III $25 Miami, Fla. Police issuec. seven citations to ss t50 Oct. H. Police found tire tracks In the A Middle Gulf Drive man reported police their Involvement in a stolen drivers for speeding on Sanibcl roads Richard and Doris Wolfe $5 Donald and MableRugg Gaye Johnson 175 yard, Damage to the mailbox was the theft of a mat from the rear of his check/forgery Bchemc that had netted during the week that ended Friday TotnJ to date $577.73 Woodsvlllc.N.li. $20 Stanley Johnsoa. Jr. estimated at S25. pick-up truck that was parked at the the three $9,825 over 4 period of morning, Oct. 19. One ticket was Expenditures $425.14 Abbott Byfleld Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kraft iso Sundial resort Wednesday afternoon, several weeks. issued for improper passing. Ephraira, Wise. $ZS WardMcKee C1 In twn separate complaints around Oct. P. The mat was valued at J95. Leduc, a courier for Suncoast Candidate Mike Klein .Sherwood and Betty Flnley Total to date $575 Burwell Ryckman, treasurer Bolton Landing. N.Y. E5 Expenditures George Tenney $100 George and Laura Cramer $s0 Doris Kolbor $10 Elizabeth Leach St.Paul.MInn. ,.-;
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HJifostef.Jr.Treat ....-.: AN EOUMHOUSNOiaCER 472-1610 The 1SLAXDEH Tuesday, October a, 1 Tuesday, October a. UttM TTw ISLAND Eft BUSINESS NEWS Marquis accountant earns CHA designation Wortzel honored as Newton top producer
Adele Daw, senior accountant at Marquis Hotels Alan Wortzrl was recognized as the top producer and Resorts, has been designated a Certified Hotel of the Newton Associates genera! brokerage office Administrator by the Education Institute of the on Sanibel at the firm's ninth annual awards American Hotel and Motel Association. banquet. He was presented with a com- "Itie CHA designation is the lodging Industry's memorative plaque and a trip to the upcoming acknowledgment of professional proficiency. To Florida Association of Realtors convention in Bal qualify, each candidate must be approved by the Harbour. institute's certification commission and pass an Wortzel was also among the top 10 producers of exam testing knowledge of every aspect of the Newton Associates company-wide and is a member hospitality industry. of the Million Dollar Club. Daw has worked in resort accounting for the past He has beer) involved In real estate since the early J0 years as assistant controller at South Seas 1970's and joined Newton Associates in 1383 when Brothers have plans for new Plantation and controller at Sundial Beach and they opened 3n office on Sanlbel. Ho has been a Tennis Resort. She is a member of the Florida Hate! resident of Sanibel since 1977 and makes his home and Motel Association and the National Association with wife, Pamela, and daughter, Sasha. shopping center on Periwinkle Way of Accountants.
Two Canadian entrepreneurs who have thit best arras around, right in the (wart of the recently made Sanibel their full-time home — commercial district. The location is absolutely brothers Andy and Barry Szumlanski — hope to prime." open the doors of a new Periwinkle Way shop- The response from an Initial mailing notifying ping center by February 1985. the public about Hie proposed shops In L Try Italian Tonight. The center's proposed 8,450 square feet of store Periwinkle Gardens has been "utterly fantastic" space compares to Olde Sanibel's 9,500 square tie said. feet more so than to Jerry's 41,000 square feet. "So we will have absolutely no problem in The Snumlanski s' plans (or Ute 10-14 store rilling the shops, but we arc concerned that we Betsy Psenski and Debbie pAskffl IP center — Periwinkle Gardens — will be reviewed get a good mix," he said. "We want good quality by the city's Planning Commission Nov. 26. shops with people who have the resources to If approved, the center, which will si! on a develop their shops with some permanence." three-acre piece of land on the south side of Tlic brothers also plan to operate their own New Jersey women Periwinkle Way close to Dixie Beach Boulevard. retail shop in the center, but at the present are RESTAURANT It has been designed by Sanlbel architect Joe St. not sure exactly what it will be. Cvr. Prior to moving lo Sanibel the brothers owned buy the Open Gate EARLY DINING "Everything we're trying to do is In keeping their own manufacturing and promotions >» SPECIALS with Sanibel's environment," Andy Szumlanskl business in Canada. The 150-employec firm Asked about what has been the hardest part of said last Friday. "It must fit in the environment manufactured "wearables," such as caps or owning their first small business, Betsy Psenski for that area. We are now In the process of shfrts that promoted various things. For in- replied, "Hard!? It's been fun." clearing the Brazilian pepper, and In our land- stance, the firm recently manufactured e So it goes with the two young women, Psenski scaping we will stress native vegetation. We've promotional Items for the Pope's visit to Canada. and Debbie Paskill, who recently bought the been told we have one of Ihe most beautiful But the Szumlsuiskis had been visiting Sanibel Open Gate boutique from Audrey Merkios and specimens of the stranglcr fig on our property." for the past 10 years, sometimes up to half a Doris Hickey. The Szumlanskls signed a contract for the dozen times in a single year. And at the same A case of "Island fever" caused the two land in June. The property has 200 feet fronting time they were becoming Increasingly women and their families to desert the New Periwinkle Way and is about GOO feet deep, frustrated with what they saw as an SANIBEL'S Szumlanskl said. Jersey county club lifestyle for work on Sanibel. overabundance of govtirnmei:r.al regulations thai In New Jersey, Bob PafikiU was a general This is the second business venture the hindered businesses In Canada. - - msoagerof a country dub and Paul Psenski was j5$ brothers have developed in the area since their "People down here may not realize It, but the golf pro. Betsy Psenski was the assistant ANDY LlPPi recent move lo Sanibel. Their first project was a compared to Canada you really have a free manager at the ciub. 16-unit condominium project. Siesta Pines, off enterprise system, with a minimal amount of But the Paskills had frequently vacationed on FOR Davis Road in Fort Myers. interference from governments," .Szumlanskl Sanibel. And together, the two couples made the "As new businessmen to the area, we just said. "So finally one day we said, why* beat our decision to move to Florida, Stest & &ep. began to took around for good business ven- heads against the wall — we mfghf as well move "We knew the dress shop was available — that"? tures," S7umlanski saf-VWhen we found out toparadlse." - the former owners were retiring — and ihe> "A this spot on Periwinkle Way was available and So they sold their Canadian business and were very willing to work with us while we got -* Let's Control Medical Costs! developable we knew it would be good. It is one of became Sanibel residents and businessev'n. started." said Pasklit. - "The type of store it is and tlir; idea of being our Let's bringourtax dollars back home! own bosses was appealing," added Psenski. The two woman do plan soine changes in their OPEN TO EVERYONE Palm Ridge Place business, They would like to 472-2722 SBA seeks nomination for annual business awards develop their dress shop into a store where Paid Political M*«rtl»anwit mothers and daughters can Had suitable RULES Nominations are being accepted service offered, response to ad- recognized during Small Business fashions. They will continue with resort fashions PRIZES for the 1985 Florida Small versity, and evidence or com- but also hope to expand to carry clothes: for 1. All entries must be 35mm Color Slides. Business Person of the Year munity involvement. The deadline for submitting businesswomen. 1st Prize 2. Maximum entry of 3 slides. award by the U.S. Small Business Members of the SBA district nominations is Nov.15.For more 3. Entries must be received at Photo Sanlbel no Administration In Coral Gables. When the partners seriously consider the advisory council will make up the information, contact the-SBA cf- hardest part of owning (heir own dress shop, they later than g p.m., Friday, November 23, ISM.. Each year the SBA recognizes selection committee. - ficeslnr-omlGabIes.305-350-5521. agree the most difficult thing so Car has been 4. All entries shall be considered as promotional outstanding small business The state winners will be invited finding the right mix of domes to service those owners from each slate and to Washington, D.C.. during who vacation here awl (hose who live on the material for Fly by Night Fireworks, Inc. Puerto Rico during National Small Small Business Week,.where the Inland. . , 2nd Prize 5. All slides must be marked with entrant's initials. Business Week, which is May 5-11 National Small Business Person of this year. the Year will be ancomiced. Also, - But that, too, offers one of the most pleasing 's HAIR CARE 6. Slides will be Judged on photographic aspects of their business — not only is it a Candidates can be sponsored by six national small business ad- T/II- lalnl HfUfiirr cud iiii/jitum! In ihr imliriiiuul. excellence, Imagination and creativity. vocates of the year, a young en- challenge, but they can meet people from all organizations or individuals. The overUieworld. ,. 7. All photographs must be taken at the Sanibel Judging criUeria includes staying trepreneur, a big business that has PAT KAIR. OWNER QUALITY Nevertheless, one thing stands out — and is 10th Birthday Fireworks Celebration at the power, growth in number of helped to strengthen small PRODUCTS Sanibel Causeway on Saturday, November 10, employees, increase In sales and business, a small business ex- without question the "big plus" of owning their 472-2425 3rd Prize or unit volume substantiated by porter, and an innovative small own small business. 1984. current and past financial reports, business or supporter of small "Being our own boss," the two agree. B. Decisions of the judges are final. innovativencss of product or business innovation will be 9. Winners will be announced in The Islander, November 27 and Island Reporter, November 29. Market analyst says respect the dominant trend -•ENTRYFORM——---—--- — Courtesy of Mark Webb Even after this short period of an prc/vtj rates and the long term health of the economic Investment broker • KODAK NAME. market, some already are announcing the start of a recovery, is the reduction it causes In corporate (pieaao Prim) A.G. Edwards and Sons new hull market. Based on recent action of the earnings projections. Also, the probable reelection • VIVITAR - POLAROID The market staged a decent rally this past weeSc market Itself, we see almost no reason to make such of President Reagan is already discounted by the ADDRESS. after the sellera approached cxhauolitwi 2nd a pleasant but presumptuous statement. market. ' • YASHICA pessimism was on the rise. r TAMRON So far the rally looks like a typical abort term, ' As the fundamental arguments botfc bullish and "KIRON STATE Why the rally started Wednesday, Oct. 10, from oversold bounce. Barring a few short-lived rallies, bearish appear established, it will probably take the the Dow 1160 area no one knot-jsor could have the market as measured by the N'YSE ad- -OUR OWN _NUMBEB OF SLIDES_ market's own Internal forces to eventually change PRINI SERVICE predicted with valid conviction. Ail we know is that vance/decline line has been In a down trend since the trend In place. some of the preconditions needed for a rally — a June I983,and that's a well entrenched trend that What we are in Is a difficult trading range marfeet. I heieby agree lo all rules of thu contest. Any breach market that had been correcting for eight weeks, must be respected. Also, the fundamentals have ol the rules will mesti immediate disqualification. many stocks badly bloodied, bullishness coming settled into a new several-month-old patten). One should assume that it will last forever until it down, and an improved perception of the outlook for changes. When the established trend changes, 50 Evidence of a slowing economy Is on the in- will we. . . . Interest rates — were in place. crease, and the inflation .news remains quite Anyone who tries u predict a turn In a trend is positive with the producer price index for Sep- kidding himself. At besl, all a market analyst can Market analyst Al Goldman based this column 00 tember down .2 percent, the flrtt time in eight ycai-s market conditions &a of Tuesday, Oct. 16. validly do is to get with a turn in a trend as soon as it has declined two months in a row. possible after it occurs. ' , Offsetting this news, which Is bullish for interest Tuesday October £J. 1334 The 1SLANPEK The ISLANDER Tu«dav, October a, 1984 Festival of the Isiands Tennis, fishing, seafood feast bring Good weather, avid golfers second annual fall festival to a close combine for festival classic Just -two sporting events and ooe seafood feast eligible for ire jbore competition. Rcdttsh, trout, remain as the 1984 Festival of the Islands draws to a cobia. grouper and triple tail will be eligible for both : .ie fcocond Annual tfptkaluft the Islands Kennedy picked up $m (or seeiad place. close this weekend. ' pro and amateur boat division competition. •«- Classic providfd fine weather, good prize The competition was lively for the amateurs ••. A,Second Annual Champagne Sips TcnnteTour- '; Winners wi)i be based on length, not weight. DalSy , : " cy, some dramatic gait, a hole-ln-one and ' from third through loth place. Including three nament will draw pros and amateurs alike to Island' cash prizes will be awarded la all three (Hvlstonp; for K i itftflJ for tbe is: goiters who participated. ties. Placing third were A. wfaalcy. Greg tennis courts for doubles competition this Saturday the longest fish of numerous species. '-- , 1 ie tpariJtafi sunny weather was a welcome Parker and Larry Appleby, who shot 225. Scott i-ii .go fremiastyear'swttness, which caused ' ondSundajv"; - . ''••*}. <. >•';''•" '•' •' • • •• All (his Is a Rood preliminary lor the first Festival -•Slier, G. Maio and I Van Vorit Ued U'ilti Bay • . I iin» rounds to bo played on th Fenton, S Itcynolds, and George Siconolfl for - Pour Iwmis wlllpley round-robin tennis. While of Uie Island, Seafood Festival on Sunday afternoon. s two teams play, the other two teanus will enjoy The seafood feast will follow,lhe format of the • •*!> Club Ladi nine hoies.- " fourUipIace Both teams snot 227 champagne and hors d'ouevres courtvide, Satur- popular Taste of the Islands.' Many Island IV change feoro a. tlrae-day. to twiwiay Two teams also U«I for sixth place, shooting day's winners will advance to the finals Sunday mi, restaurants will prepare tastes of U«tr seafood : ' nrnament *3ao raadetM match much better •a 223 One team included X Collins, Scot! Casa Vbel resort. specialties for sampling. Live entertainment .and it •• year, taurntmeitfifitreciw Pat Piiim said Naumonn und S Lee, the ctoer Included Ron And (he Second Annual FVstlva! of the Island oyster-shucking and oyster-eating contests will be • •- MirtS UEhtdw wtreplayed at the Beichview Scliald, Rump and Havtj Fishing Rodeo also tslws place Into weekend. partofthefun. .-• •''•Vs1- .;.'; • ;• . .•'• "•'*• (.I. t Club, and the fnyd 18 were played at the And tying for elgtft place with 230 were Buhl The fishing competition is divided into three - The event wilt take place at fhe'flahlng rodeo Burgoyne, Ira Hartman and June BaUey with categories for the entire weekend: store division, headquarters in the vacant lot across from Bailey's ^ •« BHmey wasn't bad, ctttea-. Tlic prosliJKl a the team of D? vis, Wunmcr aod Adams pro boat division and amateur boat division. at tbe Intersection of Periwinkle Way asd Tarpon l 10 jMirof and the amateurs * £4,050 mat* The hole-in-one also added iwne (Hiroatks. Catches ot redfish, trout and sheepsbead will be Bav Road, '••'•••" ,•••;-.•, • • .' 'ty--••[''-;'' •• ••"•, w nning professional Jwry Heard picked ua Unfortunately, pro Bill Combs mode bis great *i *
Lift: Tom BrHt Just rotates his putt'on i!id ttvtath hoh on the Beschvkw ccurse. • Right, top Jclf KeUerman watchm his putt roll toward the bold. Right, bc^'ciu: K& Rogers keeps his eye on his drl\*
^Sailing;regatta enjoys I- second, succ^sfeh'year '_ How to 3» boats apr-edthcEfW.t.5 Count>,lrelA7tdsold. Uwo weekends ago w the Second ' The largest squadron of boats was Annual Pestlva] 61 the Islands Sailing, once again the FHRF class sailing Bandits take one-pitch tournament title Resatta boats — these are the larger boats Late Sunday evening attst the sails that ^re dMoed Into "A" and "B" divisions. In an almost o«r •*rhey were very In- This is how they played; * bad been taken gown jmd the awards belleveable display zt timidating." laughed West •Jefferson* County over ' hawted out, highly pleased, U lired, In tbe "A" division Wave Dancer 33 organizer; touted tbe event £S die owned by the Lochners of Naples woa power hitting that Included Wind's Dick Noon "If gives r N*umiimV33V339 , 13 bomeruns in tbe us a tltbr perspective out most Huccessflj] all-class regatta iiv the race, followed by Semperfl •West Wind mcr~ Island SouliiwestFlorldi .. (Citadels) and Bandit (Ayers). And In championship game, the here pa the Islands We're Medical Fort Myers Bandits blew pretty much "C" ball, but Th«j nigh!} visual scene tbe ' R" division Stars and Stripes •Mutky DucSr over Peppers mesmerfied Spectators as they owned by Ihe Petbers of Sarasota won through the First Annual the Snndils and Jefferson -•Bandits ever Gomluos One-Pitch Softball Tour- Cwinty jr*1*'A** class." watched the racing boats from (be first placr, followed by Rampage 1 Pizza 21-7 Causeway and the Lighthouse beach (Shenko) b,Cl Adventure (Senior) nament without suffering a ''"The l&e of a one-pitch •Naumann over Peppers, single defeat toimwmeot is to create both Saturday and Sunday wind- Shinola, owned by the Cooks of Cape some equality among the surfers and small classification boats Coral, came In second In the J-21 class The tournament was teams. Noon said With one •Domlnotr over IslanJ raced dose to 1be<^useway, while race last year and returned this year played two weekends ago pitch, the mill Has to be hit Medical, 60 the larger class boats raced on a to win this division. Placing second Tbe Bandits team In- Or the batter can take the •Jeffsrrson Cotiniv over i course from Simlbel to Fort Myers was Bad Neuz (Neuman). Energizer cludes five Sanfbel players WcsWlutll M t Brown and Dean} took third place — Alan Chuck and Curl chanc&of a strike, which is an ouL A ball Is a walk. And •Bandits over Mucky Duck Tbe wind maintained a fairly good Four Sheets to the Winds, owned by Nave, Roger Tabor and a foul is an out. 23-i Halph Woodring Jr The •Naumann over Dambos, clip, making-foe some smooth sailing. the Sheets family of Fort Myers, men best the Jefferson "It makes the games ••Wiiddll?btftda"said raced to first place in the Per- Count/ PDHCC Department quicker, more entertaining, Mytoo Ireland, one of the regatta formance Cruising Class, followed by -West Wind over Naumann organizers "'On Saturday we bad a Serendipity (Branacclol and team In tbe championship aisl a disadvantage to •Bandits over ^clfereon game.W* hitters — but then that good morning, then a lull dropped in Boweevll (Edwards) County, 1710 during Uie the middle of the afternoon i Boats from' Fort Myers also took Jefferson County (from dWt .apply much to the •West Wind over Mucky Bandits or to Jefferson for i-& bou» But it picked up One in both tbe "A" and "A" dii isions of the. Louisville, Ky ) picked up Duck,2M the afternoon out of the southwest se- Cruising competition. In "A" the second*place trophy County "Nooa sold. •Jefferson County .jrvtr division, E T. owned by the Fitz- Sanlbels W«st Wind men ttle boots all iInlfihed welL" .. c Five Island teams took WestWind.6-3 Us* week was Octobertesl week at Tween Water* A good contingent of Sanfbel aadj patrlcka sailed for first place, fought their way back to part In the eight-team •Bandits over >jf«raon followed oy Virginia (Landry) and third place after Jefferson fen on Captiva. p7«HT nJgtl'iTut*]ay thnxjgh Susdar CJptlva*boats competed In the races, tournament. Those teams County 3G-B * hundreds of cpn^u&*ftti£uu gatberal aoder On bier and other boats came from as for Yoshie n BUSSNESSNEWS Free small business counseling offered Blig^WEJL. .Tuesday, October n. 1W Free advice on sinaJt business Key problem areas to business Falzone promoted to property manager problems win be available in Lee planning, marketing, financial County at the Metropolitan Fort assistance, loan packaging or at South Seas Plantation Myers Chamber o[ Comnyvcc en personnel can be covered by the Nov. 1. . SBI>C, Kind out how lo obtain a share of government or private Beverly Palzonc has bean promoted to property These confidential one-hour sessions are conducted by industry contracts through the mar-ager at South Seas Plantation on Capli va. Info Bid program. Shr has been with South Seas sincfi July 1980, flrat profcssloiUJJ counselors from iht as a secretary in the owner rclalloas department, Small Business Development As the population cf the witlrc and since July jssa as sdminislrnliveassistant. Center, College of Business Ad- state continues to grow, Lee Fakomi's new duties as property manager will niinititru'iw. University of South County will reflect this rapid i ntidist of inspecting the units tn Ihe rental pi ogram, Florida. Current or future small growth in new business. The notifying owners of improvements required, business owners can Uks ad- counseling scsawas o( the SBDC con-eE[)otiding with owners who make Inquiries viintages of this free service. are designed to assist existing or alx>u( >.he resort, coordinating the replacement of Appointments are necessary. future small business owners In unit furnishings, and Uikinfi responsibility for any Contact the cbamlwr. 334-1133, to developing buccrssful, profitable tasks or special projects that may be assigned by schedule a session. Ttic counseling busltK^ses Iht' director of owner relations or tiie vice president sessions run from 9B.in.to4p.ni. Beverly Falzone of rooms division. 1.9 8 4 B-HIVE SANIBEL Sanibel'sShop For Gourmet & Health Foods, Wines & Cheese Try Our Deli For Sandwiches or Parties Make The B-Hlve Your Flrsi Stop And You'll Spend More Time On The Booch. EVERYTHING GOURMET & MORE ma Of The Sartlbol Sfllfood Sub" THURSDAY, OCTOBER "25,1984 A NNIVERSARY at 7:30 p.m. IDLE HOUES at the Needlework and Tarns SanfbeS Community Center Save up to 5096 Sanibel Designs We are having a L/iamond Rings LJiamond LJiamond Earrings SALE Sanibel City Council All Reduced Pendants Va Carat ™.~M on selected needlepoint 50% Reduced Regularly >995" ggT^ kitft and sweater and Candidates 50% Salo'39500 fp pillow models. IVIen's Diamond Layaway Now 4 Pofican Ptoce 2440 PaJm Rfc»g« Road to give their views Rings For Christmas 472-1O39 Port Charlotte Moa-Sat. 1O-S • The Promenades Mall and answer your questions 40% VJIold Chains, Venice Rings, Earrings 347 W. Venice Ave. ! and Bracelets^ " Fort Myers • fiuby, Sapphire Royal Palm Square Reduced & Emerald Rings 40% Sarasota All Reduced 1900 Main Street 50% St. Armands Key 410 Harding Circle Bradanton Raima Sola Plaza DO YOU SPEAK THE PROSPECTS LANGUAGE? Ct\n you appeal to him on hit own tarmi ond In- tares!*? Coo you ihow him (hot he will receive a persona! benefit keyed to at least one erf his basic deslrei? If *>.. Ond you hove a Florida RE REFRESHMENTS licer.M'cud »ome tales exporiwrtcw we would like tho opportwnlty la talk with yov. Also - II you hoppen to bo a million dollar sulosh.on we con WILL BE SERVED oltBr you-something no other firm ccn com* close to matching .... Call Today! For confidential discussion call: Sanibel Realty, Inc., DEftT JENKS COMMITTEE FOR COMMUNITY CANDIDATES NIGHT 472-6565 or 472-2066 Ev«s. Ttiwtxy, Octob Tin; ISIJVNPKR Howe explains proposed state Constitutional amendments TW ISLANDER Parks and recreation director In addition to voting on petition, wss declared Ineligible for the ballot by the by statute: whether county commissioners are to be numerous candidates for state, Florida Supreme Court. elected "al. large" or by "districts"; and the size of Stripped at their required legalese, the meat of a county commission. (These new alternatives Eooks forward to varied responsibilities county, special district offices each of the eight amendments and the section of the particularly benefit unchartered counties.) ByScottMariell and our own City Council, we Constitution It affects is: •AMENDMENT 6 (Article V, Section 8) - The saying that someone who gets a new job is director of thai facility. •AMENDMENT I (Article X, Section 4) - Requires that, after next July l, "unless otherwise trying sn\ a different "hat" has rather interesting Noon now is also responsible for the new Island Sanibel voters on Nov. 6 will Provides that the current exemption (up tof 1,090) of provided by genera! law" a candidate for a county possibilities for former Sanltwi Recreation Director Histories! Museum. And he will sit in on meetings of also vote on eight amendments a homestead and personal property from forced sale court judgesnlp must have been for the preceding Dick Ho&n. the Historical Preservation Committee and then and certain Hens shall accrue to any natural penon, five years a member of the Florida Bar. That In fatt, Noon Just >nighf have to buy an entire hat help that group acquire Items for the museum- to Florida's 1968 Constitution. not to lust "thehead of a family." provision, however, is waived for Judgeshlps in rack to bold all (be hats Lbat RO vith his new For his responsibilities with the city's parks. Noon •AMENDMENT 2 .'Article IV, Section 4) - counties with population* of 40,000 or less. (45 responsibilities as dirertot of parts And recreation might need a hard hat. Some of bis first chores could Authorizes the disbursement of atate funds by percent of Florida's 67 counties had such sparse (and culture and employee relations) for the city of include repairing the Lighthouse restrooms or By Paul Howe electronic means, magnetic tape or any other populHlionslnim) Sanibel. taking bids for the septic system for Bowman's transfer medium; and deletes the requirement for Beach. It is now 16 years since we Florida voters made the governor to countersign warrants. •AMENDMENT 7 (Article VII, Section 11) — "I think I'm noing U> be very busy," Noon, who massive changes lb our obsolete 1KS5 Constitution. Specifics: the projects for which State General asttimetf his new duties Tuesday, Oct. 2, Kald lost . And then Uiere are the duties Involved with During that interval, which witnessed the advent of •AMENDMENT 3 (Article V, Section 11) — Obligation Bonds may be Issued; an exception to the weeK. "3ut it will be ii great c&allenge aitd will be employee relations, and Noon already has his the current 1968 Constitution, 65 amendments to the .Uequlres the establishment of uniform rules of iim'i imposed on the total outstanding principal of very cnrfdilcig. It's going tu bo very interesting to thinking cap on for this Job. Ideas he would like (o latter have been submitted — 34 were ratified, 23 'procedure by Judicial Nominating Commissions at such bonds; General Obligation Bonos can be find out more and mare about what in going on In the sec become reality Include starting a "wellness" were rejected, and the eight listrd below remain to each level of the court system and says such rules combined with Revenue Bonds when' It enhances tally activities of the Cliy.", fitness program and coordinating information about be voted upon this coming Election Day Nov. 6, can be repealed by the Supreme Court or the sales; State Revenue Bonds can be made payable Noon can still wear bis tight swimming cap - various seminars that might be of interest to city Legislature; and that the proceedings and records v~.< MUI 3UJI wear nis light swimni employees. The next General Revision Commission similar to from rents or fees paid from state tax revenues. thouglhnucrh lircahB—a»...-n noi ;«nge r ste• p righ• -t outsid.sidee hihiss ooflicf lie e of the commissions shall be open to the public — (This amendment appears to be an attempt to ' And finally, a straw sun Ji3t might be appropriate that convened In 1977-78 Is scheduled for 1997-98. except their deliberations. for a dip. He will maintain h\u overall responsibility In addition to voting on tbc numerous candidates conform the state's bonding requirements to for Noon when he assumes responsibility for the •AMENDMENT 4 (Artide m. Section 2) - changing marketplace practices.) for tfte recreation complex and recreation activities. park-likeiCUy (fall grounds. for state, county, special district offices and our own But now Helenc Phillips will take over the duties of City Council, we Sanlbcl voters will also vote on the Provides that a legislator's speech or debate relating to his legislative duties is privileged and he •AMENDMENT 8 (Article XII, Section 9) — above-mentioned eight amendments to Florida's Assures (bat the proceeds of the slate Gross iocs Constitution. Is not to be questioned about them in any other place. (A similar privilege Is found in Article 1, Receipts Tax shall be pteced in the Public The first (wo of those amendments were sub- Section 6 of the VS. Constitution.) Education Capital Outlay and Debt Service Trust DJckNoon.dlrectororpariraandrwraatwn mitted by the 1983 Legislature, and the other six by Fund for the next 40 years and used to fund capital the 1984 session. A ninth, proposed by a citizen •AMENDMENT 5 (Article VIII, Section 1) - outlay bonds for the construction of various public Delegates to the Legislature the power to establish educational facilities. DINE ON A SEAFOOD BUFFET Wednesday take you on an authentic Twa«» Wmtat* I no origin* and seafood. Also. * Seafood Buffet many, many dinners for fwo. ytmrm ago. It la now widcl copl«d on the«* island* bwi, mo»t people thluli (turps «•* CASUAL DRESS "BOPKATS" Sr3OP.M-9:3OP.M Fcaturins Mini Hart Hants Scholz at the Piano FUauOUOR LICENSE ,$• Every Friday ipeciol Roles for Private Partte* McPs Serving Lite Fare Noon 'til Midnight ,c£S j HAPPY HOURS FROM 4 TO 6 DAILY' ^ jhrimpHous Childmn'J'Sn Men Dixiu - Bring thee kle3Fivs e GREAT 7OOD AT A GREAT PRICE! &Tavern eriwiu)iacVay . 473H771 }&23 Periwinkle Wmy. S«nibel ....'.. '472-3161 iwttfmy, (*&a»*r XX MM Tb* [SLANDER ' TanJMjf. October a, HB4 SCHOOL NEWS SCHOOL NEWS There's still some room Fire safety week ends with a trip to the station Elementary school playground should be here by Christmas at Children's Center By Scott Mutetl un the island. company is known for safe equipment washroom, a pay telephone and an SyScoUHvtel] An outdoor playground at the Ward said last week she approved of and offers a 10-year guarantee on Itt emergency phone box. The Children's Center of tin Islands sUU'has Students at tbe Children's Center of spaces available for a limited number of children SanibeJ Elementary School could very the playground plans. However, she product. "Tbe playground isn't cheap s the Islands recently spent a week well be ready In time for Christmas. said, she wants to ait daws with the A designer for Big Toys Is respon- ($5,000), but ft Is tbe best stuff around, between 2 * and l ye*n old. " studying lire safety. Last week the Lee County parents to Iron out specifics before sible for helping set safety standards and tt isn't too expensive lor a safe The recall registration day brought many new The entire school of 38 youngsters Recreation Department approved the formally approving the project. for playgrounds In government psvduct," che Mid. Already numerous parents and their children to tbe pre-scbool celebrated tbe week with a trip to the project and threw the ball to the Lee "I think It will be fine and will work manuals, Mayeron said. Island service clubs have expressed program. For registration Information call Becky Sanibel Fire Department — it was a County School Board. . veil with what we already have at the The location next to tbe elementary interest in dooiUng funds for the Pierce, center director, between noon and 2 p m celebration with a serious under- "We have a verbal okay from the school," Ward said. "Many of the school is Ideal for the new playground, project, she added. during any school day. ' lying purpose. school board - if It Is okay with the elementary scfccol parents have Mayeron s*M. The school is mid- After receiving the written notices of "First otf, ths children love to come principal (Barbara Ward at Saiiibei younger children, too." Island, easily accessible by car and approval from the county recreation here, sec afl the fire trucks and Elementary)," said Kathy Mayeron, The playground system ts designed bike. And with ali the other com- (fcpartment and the scoool board, the Order Christmas evergreens equipment, squirt some water and one of several Island parents who has for up to 26 children from 1M: to 6 years munity facilities In that area, from the next step for the Island parents wi.'I Jw then get a rideiM the truck," said worked hard to bring a centrally old. .Built by Big Toys Schoolyard school to tbe recreation complex to the to apply for city of SaalbeJ building from Canterbury School Charlie Frederick, assistant fire chief. located pre-school playground Jo the company, it wlU include eight play future fitness traiL the addition of a permits. * "But we have some pretty serious Island. stations with everything from it tire preschool playground rounds out the Then, if all goes welL Island pre- The Canterbury School Is taking orders for stuff we want to them know, too." The parents' effort Included a swing to a wide slide. - faculties to Include something: for the schoolers will have one big, extra Chrislmas evergreens from now through Oct 23 This is a yearly ritual for Frederick petition drive that garnered more than "The1 playground concept stresses youngest Islanders. special gift to enjoy la time for The evergreens should arrive between Dec 8-12 and the Children's Center. He wants u> 200 signatures and Indicated at least 79 group play and Is very welt thought The playground will be directly west Christmas. ••. .. Among the offerings are home decorator kits for make sure (he children leave the fire children 5 years old and younger ilve out," Mayf-ron said. She also said the of the tennis courts, dose to a $8; an.rUplne Christmas wreath for $13- and a station with three important points: westerci-edar garland for*9. •First: Learn the "stop, drop and Orders can be placed by calling the scbool,«2-060B. or 936-1354. . >-:. AaiHUnl t ire Quef Charlie Kredsrlc* explains tfcepumper. continued next page O PEN 6 DAYS A WEEK A SHOP FOR THE DISCRIMINATING ISLANDER y> Restaurant —WATERSIDE DINING— Specialising In: Fresh Florida & New England Seafoods, Duck. Vi»1. B«f & Chicken "WE DELIVER" Dinner $8.95 a tt Pick up & Delivery DMnoSlOpm. Rated * * # * JMH L«Bo«iif only AND THE PARTICULAR VISITOR -. Ft. Mymn N«wa Pr«a* April, 198« cii472-O212 233O Palm RkJgo Place • Sanibel Island. Florida 33957 • (8)3) 472-9166 6460 SAN CAP RD Featuring ' Oovd Monday* PIZZA. ITALIAN SALADS, ITALIAN BEEF SANDWICHES. ITALIAN SAUSAGE SANDWICHES OPEN FOR LUNCH RESERVATIONS PLEASE PHONE 472^033 Monday Saturday, 1] a.m. -1:30 pm OPFN 7 NIGHTS A WEEK, 4 II Delivery from 5-11 SNOW BIRD (Call before 10:30 p.m.) CELEBRATION POLYNESIAN BUFFET 17 DEUCIOUS EXOTIC ITEMS RUBS • PIZZA • FISH From 3:30 to 9 PM Dally, Sunday Noon to 9 PM Take The Tram To • Swcci&Sourl . • Lororin • Filed Bk» • Biud A But in q ' 1 ra/m nor sle&tr -Frtdl-UwcM-CUic rDQwPofk • Chicken Diamond Head n Bed (Hot * Spicy) P: nor swmmcr hea.f Morf intMdrkt jndl(Uilf,L i-, IHIIKIsir osl < (.•xci'ifiL,rult fionlrt.staur.int Ft Hurjfiijfn sits nl. Asteling second lestautant Stops us jrom delivering" AU. YOU CAN EAT and scaiuod. And some of iii>* tinest live enk-r- within our restaurant. a. 1 BU V ONE-GET ONE FREE SPIRIT lalnmL'nl on itic Island. When & refreshing" treaitr' WITH THIS AD-ExpftesNov.15 o i you gel 3 yvn ior Japanese food, ihert '* r •TsftS >• OF You'll low the way we prepare seafood And if place like Noopic'sNoopii'V. It's right in Morgan's rcstjui a. steak is your thing, you're in /or a big (real, too. All oyi in exotic world apart. Jpecitifti, Jhtu&ar WE HAVE CANCELLED OUR SEAFOOD a. FOOLISHNESS top-quality U.S.DA. beef. Cooked the righ! way. Waich a wizard at YKs. BE3UUB1KT £ LOUNGE In two tender, juicy size*. %wrk. He slices, dices, ** BUFFET UNTIL WINTER And our Mj'kel-Cart Butlet is a knock-out. spices chicken, steak " Fresh Iwked breads and rolls. Lovely cheeses. and shrimp. Or you . ut&»* Foolish Fest Homemade wfads. Plus fresh fruits and vegetables. ObrbXrcocL S 6-9 PM DAILY Nov. 2, 3, & 4 »an try some sushi •— We also haw the most panoramic viewol Ihe andasipofuki. REGULAR DINNER MENU AVAILABLE < Cull o( any restaurant and lounge on Sanibel. cuuC OM&J JpeooC OcdvcrUs MIM Ian M#»t Fwsllitt Dnii. The *buw is so Open daily. And try our special Sunday Brum h you'il eat it up. Martfoolldi Ac t (Mmtcat) and Wodnr^iay night Tioiida Seafood Festival. Rirc«l Pick-ups Available HAPPY HOUR ~ >Utbl«*[ri*oornwr«) Res^n-Aiion*-.,please. ™*or*4t~cJL.o.vi. a . MORGWS FROM 5 PM tt»8 HM MON. TO SAT. 5 FoollihHoura2fof I One • ON MOST f PM-7 PM and 10PM-I1 PM MARKET&IDUNGE "". WELL DRINKS Afresh approach to steak and seafood. : Hoi & cold Horsd'oeuvre* I 4M FT. C11ONO I rviorga.Ys Markrt A Lounge and Noopie's Japanese Steakhouse at Sundial Beach & Tennis Resort, SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION 473-I222 I 1246 Middle Gulf Drive, Sanibel Island, FL Phone: 472-4151. GULF POINTS SQUARE (scrot from Ptibllx M Beach cuotf 1432-88811 s CHICKEN • MEXICAN FOO . October d, WH The ISLANDER SCHOOL NEWS Fire safety week ends with a trip to the station continued Aerobic dance, yoga instructions begin at fitness center roll" technique ihst slwuid be used by Center Director Becky Pierce. "We Learn aerobioMicc dancdaw*e whiiwhile* im-. fro»-™m IK-IT_the Universit...... ,y cf Wisconsi„ .n' an«i. Sanibe_ l. Fitness Center. For anyone who&e cloihes or person cat- try to make the entire week » positive proving your endurance, flexibility, has been teaching various forms of formation, cali 472-3I3S. cfces on (in and good thing coordination and csrdiova&cuiw dancaltepatit lOyear*. . Yoga wiU also be taught at the fit- •Second: Itemcmlwr Ihat If you are fitness. , Beginning Tuesday, Nov. 6 dosses ness center beginning Tbursdsy, Nov. in a fire net (town iow, away from the Instructor Mutfct Hayes has a will meet frora 8:45 to 9:«5 *.m. 8. Classes will be held rrom a to 9:30 rising f.iriokf>, and crawl away. degree in physical education dance Tuesday* and itmrsclJtyi at the p.m. Thursdays. •Third: Firemen mv the children's friends. • "ITwy UK us with a]l our equipment on and we must look ljk«- somethi: „•• Dates set for ninth annual Grecian festival out or n space movie - say a Darth Vadfi- or some ollxr Irijihlening The Greek-American community of American Cultural Center Building person." Frederick .said. "We want toulhwesi Florida and Anm.m-t.fi™. Fand. There Is limited seating for the ball at J miT 7J—™ *-"—•* of Fort Myent the Fort Myers Exhibition Hall. For then) to know this is what w look like, The celebration serves to broaden reservations call 542-8482 or 433-2304 and if they .ire ever involve! in a fire the horizons of understanding and we ait [her* l» help. Ue must make a I BAII and FcsUval Saznar j brldgr- the gaps among people of all On Sunday the exhibition hall will positive Impression. We can't hav< iffiilCTIONS aiSuoday.Nov.iOoEju , ethnic origins in Southwest Florida. host Greek arts and crafts, food and them running away and hiding." . Festival cbalnoen ihis year are white elephant items. Admission to the Mary Alec and HeJcne Boiwher All The Grecian Ball 0.1 Saturday •, bazaar will be $1. During fire safely week prior in the proceed* win & tovard the Greck- evening will feature two orchestras. fk'ld trip the class spent lime on Greek gourmet food and beverages. serious subjects sued as safety pointers, but they also sang song Buy geraniums tailored for Florida about firemen and talked about Small business forum set for Cape Coral Smokey the Hear. Brighg t red gerttolumgeroolumt especiallespecially front of Lee Memorial Hospital. The "We want them to be aware of some piopag&tewpag&ted for the Florida climatclimate price for a carton oatf 1in0 plantniantes wilmml bt—e The governor's SouthWHt Florid? Collier, Hendry, Glades, OeSoto, Important things, iikeiiie "slop, drop and featured each year at a one-day P. Geranlwn plants can be reserved Forum en Small Business, one of six Highlands and Okeechobee counties. and roll" technique," said Children's sale by the Ed&Mi Garden Club of Fort by calling 3324051,3M-7838 or 332-1230. regional forums to survey the con- Two speakers weil-known Myers will be avdlable from 8;» a.m ccrns and needs of small businesses in throughout Florida will participate In Above left: Tom Wlnrow and Brian Pasktll get a feel tor to 4 p.m. thli Friday, Oct. 28. ii.?OtWDi.ptaBU haVe been ordercd (or the state, will be held at the Cape Coral the regional conference In Cape Coral. the Job. Above right: All eyes were wide when the doors to Plants can be picked up at the . this 16th annual event. Profits from Country Club from 7:30 «.m. to 4:30 Registration fee for the forum Is $25 the project will be designated the ambulance were opened. Photos by Mark Johnson. Garden Council and Activities Center primarily for beautlflcation and p.m.Monday,Nov.;:. and includes continental breakfast. 2646 Cleveland Avenue, (U.S. 41) in education in Lee County The Cape Coral meeting is hosted by lunch and meeting materials. For the Cape Coral Chamber of Commerce more Information contact Suzanne for business persons In Southwest Mormle, 813-542-3721. Florida area Including Lee, Charlotte, Sar.ibeS'sr Only Bor-B-Q !• Back from Vacation! J4. .'•--* Battonwood CAKE ORLEANS JTMUSTBE TrodlL'onally the Besf" Basr-B-Q IN THE FRENCH QUARTER AU TIME "BEST BREAKFAST AWARD WJNNER" BahyBacfcJtibs' BY TASTE OF THE ISLANDS" Special S9»s A fresh fillet of grouper stuffed with crabmeat and pecans OPEN f OR LUNCH FROM 11 to 5UN0AY FROM 12 lo 3 BREAKFAST 7 A.M.-2 P.M. and served with our special Bahamian praline sauce. EVNG DINNER FROM 5 to Juot B«rfor« Blind V'aam 472-191O LUNCH II A.M.-2 P.M. all you can KI5LKVA11ONS Point Shopping C«nt« 15239 McGregor Blvd. Fort My«r>,FL 33908 433-2444 1 O%OFF ANY MEAL ON OUR Fresh fish FULL COURSE MENU WITH THIS AD * TOLFSTOPIOORESTAURANTS and changing Florida Trend r^agazine 1981. "982. '980. '984 * Rated * * * *(fxcetienl)For1Myer3N©wsPr**i chefs selections daily - Winner of 1984 TASTE of the ISLANDS AWARDS" Beef and Chicken, too! including "Best Restaufont for Celebrations" and "Beit Restaurant for Desierfs." The best shrimp house in Florida... * also foaiurec* Chicago Tribune, PM Magazine, ask anybody W Magazine. Minneapolis Star, Fort Lcuderdate News and Sun Sentinel, EasJern Airlines Magazine, Miami Herald. Discover Ftcrteta, House and Gordon Voted the islands' best all-around restaurant Travel ocxS Leisure. "The Key to the Sea is eating at F & B" Uiland Reporter Poll) Full Bar Service A3 Major Credit Cords Serving the Finest In • 1523 Periwinkle Way 472-3161 , Captiva Island 472-5558 "Fresh" Seafood since 1977 Dinner served 5-10 Major Credit Cards Accepted CHIUHIEN'S MENU AVAILABLE Serving Dairy 472-5276 5:00-9:30 TWMUy. October n. I1W Tb« ISLANDER The ISLANOER KUART* ADVERTISED USRCHANUSE POUCT needs to educate the public from page 1 customers are new to the Ulaod and unfamiliar with gator laws. the addition of any other aspect of wildlife on the The Saving Place" "Every single day a whole new group of people arrive who don't know anything About Sanlbel At Klein's urging the council authorized Mayor and/or Its gators," Councilman Mike Klein *a!d. Fred VaJtin to appoint a committee to investigate Counons Good 2SB "And the tint thing, many of them do « go to ai^J report back to the council on ways and means of MCGREGOR POINT STORE ONLY Ortoborr 24-28l 1 B ritsgatoKd Biitley's for marshroaJlows to feed thesatnrs," educating ttie public about alligators on Sajilbel. the first thing many of them do The council agrenL "H's oot alligator control we That cpmmiUee also will look Tor a long-range need. It's people control," Councilman Prancl* solution to handling nuisance alligators. BBBSBiaeBBBBBflB HBBSBS8B"ffiBHH5 is go to Bailey's for mar- Bailey said. Neither Campbell, Westall nor Phillips was R • jp«6~—.=» Coupon • a .,*«—«=• Coupon Tjj Coupon shmallows to feed the gators " Campbell also said his proposed wildlife officer seeking financial renumeraUon for their services on Councilman Mike Klein for the city could cover every aspect of the LilajMl's nuisance gator calls. All three said they simply H • flora and fauna, from Uve shells to native plains. wanted u> ensure the alligator's future on Sanlbel. PEAT * Although the councUmcn agreed such an officer The council recognized that toe three have PAT!O SHELL HAND TRUCK wiUi widespread duties abould to* ccnvidemL, they assumed * tremendous burden on an entirely placed tmatedtate Importance specifically on voluntary basis for ceventf years find agreed tbe MOSS DOLLY alligators. ,: SWINGS LAMPS 3 ^uyuiuHiwwaciaressUwslUiatloncity must now aHim™ 11— -i.—• •—. - 2 Cubic Foal "We've been lucky so far that no one has been hurt "You have carrksd a load that is much gnuter or kitled," Klein said. "We osed lo get the than any three people •nould carry," Valtin toM the educational aspect of this program going now. We men. "I. a=um. certai«:i unnn thiwe citcity wilwinl ddo somethinsomething cannot dilute Uw importance of this function with [88 $ 97 J a long-range solution to the situation you i M»97 I 9 3-2 vote okays medical center on Periwinkle Way from page 1 ha^/ e broughi to our attention." AmodeosaidneandWspartnerhoDe ^wi-i- » • AmodeosaldneandWspartnerhopo srusu, from painters weaver* to Plans detailed • ffi to open the museum by Jan l iass to tfic 2.7 acre parcel. 'j M "Coupon Valid Cci. 24-28, !90-) EM -And In another 30 daji (Jan. 30 we potters. KaravioUs saw. "Maybe ».,. a -Coupon Valid Oct. 24-28,1964 B should be able to put on plays," saS could hove an occasional arts festival -And u it looks like bufldftw e newer for Pirate Playhouse Russell Karavlotis,'a busiiie^ «, on the grounds where artistsirelK ISO-«eat theater behind the-original •BBBBBBBHBHBBN playhouse Is feasible, then wC will do SBMBBflBflBBBBfll sultant wh h b d o chance to display their warar' ..—-..-= from page 1 SHSS Karavlotis said he recently returned it, * Karaviotis said. "We should know gBBBBBflflBBBBBl BBBBH3I ffiBBBBBBRfflBBBBi from New York City where be cuSed by May or June if Sanibel wedd the council Coupon support such a venture." '-• > c-rrf Coupon S 8S ^WDE»»«=-.c?' Coupon _ small theatrical groups to see If there had received between 20 and 25 |g *«&•==? Coupon •} "We are also excited about fixing up was any mtenS In suST grS la January 1983 the city of Sanlbej communications from residents DOXSEE •g' - • •• - - H the property with sculptured lawns, tourin«gWk to««viimwe5irionaa Southwest Florid™. wtned a 50,000-snuare-foot portion of recognizing tiic island's need for a fountains and park bencha and "Tlier"There was lolott s of interesIt t in per- *•* Property OR a special use district, medical facility such as the one SALAD OLIVES iff • 36" CEILING g creatlng nice lighting effects so (he forming on Sanlbel," he said. "But which would allow tba ovner to build a Collucci proposed. However, Valtin CLAM new 150-seat theater and keep the added. Ibe letters did not necessarily entire place looks great in the uiorefBn«n.u.»n«»«— -« stipulate (he center should be in the | I CITRUS S FAN B cbM s original 2,000-square-i-ooi playhouse CHOWDER Amodeo and KMH.IOU, also SSta^ ' "*"* ™' A condition of that zoning -*as that a Michigan Homes building. ••"'• FERTILIZER g elaborated on addlllona l Pplans (or Ibe « ^ development permit must be applied "The question before us Is not Pirale Playhouse. "" ,,£?"£',»"? ,"» operaUng eraup tor within three years (by January whether Dr. Collucci should have a "I like Ihe idea of .tacttag anlsls %ZZ ,{°^ ""° ,ltewIol*« ltv? 1Mf» °r "ie land will revert to medical center, but whether he should $ residential use. have a center in this particular r™m a,, over _ „ ^ „ U-. 5^«jsssB35ujars location/'Valtinsaid. 72* Johnson said she strongly objected Isfi 2J7> fs 36 I to the reaming because she did not continued page 27A ffl 'Coupon VolldOct. 24-28,19S4 BJJ HBBBBBBBBBBBBH •BBBBBBBBBBBBJE a HBBBBBBBBBBBBB • ^•3y* ..r=*' Coupon IS „ ^W&.-».CT...5.upon. B H -^=&--.pr coupon ^ • MULTI-PURPOSE S **•*.' ' '-i. J Coupon ?H • QUALITY gg g NUTRI-PLUS g DESIGNER "• • MESH TABLE • | ENGLISH H g OYSTER SHELL 1 • HANG UP S SB SOAP • H CALCIUM * AMERICANA 5 OUTDOOR M $ THERMOMETERS Jj [ 7 97 '.' ' '• "• " •'• • B8 ' - •• "• • 'Coupon Valid Oct. 24-2B, 19B4 M ••'Coupon Valid Oct. 24-2e 19S4 M •BBBBBBBBBBBIff !1BHBISBBBBSBBBB5 INVITE UBBBBBBBBBBBg !•»•"* BJ YOU AND YOUR FAMILY TO ENJOY ..UiBBBBBHBBBBBa R • JW*E "=».r=r Coupon jg Coupon ~ ''m ^ MAJOR MEDICAL Thomas B. Loawcn, M.S.T. FINALLY — INSURANCE YOU CANAffOROI SANTIVA * Tax and Accounting Service HOUSEKEEPING Plans detailed for Pirate Playh * Moving Expense Specialist ouse $1,000.000 COVERAGE SERVICES, INC. * Multi-Stats Tax Returns Prepared PLANS AVAILABLE Sciving S 1 ft Coptlva t*Undi -_it to see any moir resldenlla CANCER-DENTAL-DISABJLITY-UFE property uker away (rom sJJ™ "A reputation built en Confidentiality" 100% MEDICARE When you tent your home or condominium, "He have an overabundance 1619 Periwinkle Way, Suite 204 commercial land where this ce FLORIDA UNDERWRITING CO, who cleans It and make* BUT* everything Is ldbtllt- 472-5152 o.k.7 Why not let us do U. CiU or write foi 4*2-0*14 ASK for Jo Culb*mon details. Klein expressed concern aboul the SANIBEL ISLAND Don't forget-"wc do wfndou's'Mor a tee! Increased trafllc •}* «ci,j. WOU7S BcneraUj it tht bus? taitrsectlon that HILTON INN Kingston Square, Suite 3-A ' MTvesastheentraiieetayielsJand Fort Myers 33909 Colluccl arguM Uwtithe jlu iiaa 481-4761 AnytlMa ..if n used for remnierclaj purposes FEATURING ,, . WELCOME TO TME ISLANDS M^JSUCOiC lor several years and Uiat It would THE FINEST DINING never be sutlsDIe foe resldaaiai use if AT the council would out prant the reaming, he saw, -I bei^ „,,, %£ will continue to be a commercial or general ofnee use with even more Cnih^.7 , CLASSES STARTING FOR NEXT STATE • ra^than mv ,,cU,tv JS £S$_-.,._ CONTRACTOR'S EXAMS State applications. Information to qualify tor porttag the fccOHv « ttSTsS SeJpSd'uSh'ulfd^ Cut Pk>rk Loin Chop exam, cample exam & books will bo $ available classes for: GENERAL • BUILDER •RESIDENTIAL Also classes for: Roofing. Pod & Electrical F(.Myen-Wed.Nov.7m&^5pjn. „ Ramcda Hotel - BVOO S. Tamlaml Tr. Regatta enjoys second successful year Instructor: Don Moyant, Pi (14 yrs.) Chicken Florenti . from page 15A $10.95 Also classes for:AiRCOND.» PLUMBING ears Ft. Myers - wed. Dec. 5th &45 pm Romoda Hoiel - 89OO S. Tamlaml Tr. Instructors: R. Turpln III & Ed Walters (6-1O yrs) Arend). IrgONTRACTons ATTEND A FREE ClASsBS In the smaller boat categories IJXAM CALLFORSCHEDULES BBS Sanibci's Barry BunneU took Uie IHcHoaL. inc. 1.SOO-8M-6794 mm rnonohull class. Macintosh raced to INSTRUCTORS HAVE *££N fiACWrJG COWRACTOBS irst in mulU-tiull ccmpetilion. And Calch of the Day SINCE 19JI, ACHEMNG aOfllDA31USHEST PASSING HATE Kelvin won Uie Hobie 16 class rc*es, $12.95 followed by SanibePsLudanBeebe. SS»'II ,• IreJan<1 "*> ChMnlris Sanibel and Captiva w for every taste evere y reason... If you hova on assignment... Ilk* skiing a dining room *ult*...or a byourcJhef... rldlnf lown mow«r...or a condo... Sunday, December 2,1984 8:00 P.M. you can't do it by keeping fh» whol» thing *«crot. Ope Coral High School Auditorium Vou hov* to toll p*opl* Tickets »I2, »I0, *8 about tttAndfhatwst For More Information Call 574-5115 way to do that Is through th« f«land*r ... If you hav* something for sal*, don't ks*#p If s*cr«t ...call us today and 1st ui toll th» whole world about It with an !noxp«nslv* ClossIflodAdl It s not too soon to make reser- vations...We're expecting a BIG SEASON. Werro holding the line on our prices. All New Cars — ISLANDER 472-1418 CAPE CORAL RENT-A-CAR, INC. (ll!)i T»e»d»y, October n, UM Umber One in Sales , for r very good Reasons Here are just a few.. NEW LISTING- SURE TO WIN CONSIDER THIS PRIVATE YOUR HEART Are you looking for a real estate Attractively furnished 2 bedroom, YET CONVENIENT 2 bath withconvertibleden . irv/fsatmeotwilh tax shelter and Affordable residential or potentially guaranteed monthly rent? This income producing property. Two apartment at Sundial Beech & 'ully furnished 2 bedrpom. 2 bedroom, two bath beach home Tennis RcsorL will (iU your vaca- bath GULF FRONT luxury condo- offcredatSUS.OOO. Excellent tion needs forever.' Kabul&us minium at Sanibel Inland KUton [nn property value at a modest price. social amenities and lovely Gulf is your answer. All ara«nitfc»; pool, CoU Steven Fisher, Realtor Asso- view contribute to this distinctive bar, tennis courts, restaurant. ciate (days 472-3121, eves.. Island setting. This privilege can be Priced nt S2I0.O0O. Bruce 4 2822). yours for $2t>9.000. Call Dave Jarchow, Reultor Associate Parilla, Realtor Associate (days Over the years, John Naunwui nnd Associates has become the largest £tul most experienced brokerage firm. Cur success oomes from a sales stslTthat Is knowledgsabla &nd eipertencod. Fora place to live, a vocatton home that provides Income white you're away, or a building site for the'ruture, turn to the experts— John Haumann and Associates. Naumann Real Estate Center Tahldan Garden Shopping Center 1149 PeriwinUs Way Periwinkle Way Sanibel Island. FL 93957 SanibeJ [sUnd, FL 33957 • n>2036Ftote80O2^^^ Menrtiers ofSaTJbflK^povaComputortwj listing Sorvtoe Rabies update On Sanibel raccoons are a major vector By George Campbell \ • " unwise. Illustrated by Aon Wlntertxrifaun I believe many of our raccoons, due to poor diet or A recent newi slory ascribe* htm a Saaoii garbage, stale bread, etc.; are unhealthy creatures neighbor befriended a coupie of fsafcy raccoons. Two The wild ones you see out in the J .N. "Ding" Darling tiny bibles wen* found Li her garage ami are being refuge mangrove forest are by contrast Uirifty, hand-nlncd fweventtiel release. healthy and Independent ol peoples' handouts — but This is certaioiy a noble effort, right on target they might harbor latent rabies virus. with (he StmJ&et KthSe ~ but it is torto o risky. The Federal Center for Disease Control advises llaccoons are a major rabies vector here in against keeping raccoons as pets. Long and variable Rorida and in an increasing urea to the south and incubation periods in same wild animals kept as pets Uw north as well - to Washington, D.C., Maryland, have been reported. In addition, rabies has -actually Virginia and even Pennsylvania (see maps). . been caused in such pet animals by injecting them On Sanlbei we musl be concerned with rabies in with vaccines that were intended to Immunize them our wildlift- popuUUon. The other wild animal Sometimes a pet that is a carrier of rabies never rabies vectors in Florida are the two. species of demonstrates any rabies symptoms at all! Kkunks native to this region. Although both have According to the center for disease control tfeere been recorded on Sanibel. neither is common. are no vaccines currently available that are proven Southern states Coiuwjucnlly, they are not of importance here. to be effective In immunizing wild animals against There are, however, pet skunks on Sanibel from rabies. contribute most to incidents time lo tinw, and keeping a pet skunk is as unwise as A pet raccoon might be thought lo be immune kerptoit a raccoon. from rabies because it received Injections, but the of rabid raccoons Tbe eww BptrleB on Sanibel of roost concern in possibility is very real that it is not. Also, because of rotation Xa rubles Is the raccoon. Other possible the very nature of the wild pet. It Is likely to be seen In the United States rabies In dogs U really vectors such as the bobcat and the fox are loo rare , and handled by more people than a domestic pet. pretty well under control. The 153 rabid dogs here lo be o( much concern. Consequently, many persons might be exposed and •reported In 1982 represented onlv a small in- OisciiBo figure accumulation lags a year or more later need onUraL'fcs treatment. crease over the 116 reported in 1976, which vroi fetter the fact, and although I can show some data for In one case In Oklahoma a wild pet. was found to be the smallest number r»er -"^'arted since iwn <«ee map) the Eiffires quoted below are only rabid. After the case was carefully studied 29 people records have been kept. Improvement can be complete far I882 . were identifier and sought out who had been ex- given perspective when you consider that more In that yeor Ir.iUie whole of Florida only three posed to rabies. Everyone who was exposed had to than^tio cases were reported each year In 1905- confirmed domestic taJmal cases of rabies .wcr* take the prophylactic anilrabics treatment. The 67. ^ ij > i •» rcportrd: twodt>g*,onecat. total dollar coat read something like a Regional Rbte Among wild animals 77 cases ware confirmed: Airport overran. -.-' • 'i -p> <-- - • ^CraiguaW2th«r«MmAUsi« (wo skunk, six bobcat. IB tiatii and 51 raccoons. Thai, ' In the last few years the antirables treatment has a largeand increasing parr=t of all Fe rabies „, . I6MNIlwflta6MNIlew*fMlrttall «utd much aborterbort . FcnnarfFfy a fcjfc— " "- --• — Thus it Is clear that in the* southeastt ever eve,n wher touche themrabie.s scrienecessnrys of M. No tow as onl painfuy fivle nbdomfnaare required! Injection, and thes ywer ere ^AUbanu.aad-SouUi Carolina A few >Mrs ago ., In raccoons Is not considered endemic, raccoons are much less painful. JBBiJf Ceorata «nd Florida provided 90 percent o£ uf more importance in Uw spread of the disease than The new, less painful bu! costly reglmer. is staled the rabid cocas Obvloosly, rabies In raccoonsi & arc any other wildlife species. here: ^reading geographlcoUn y and Increasing in 'On Snnlbcl," where we have so many raccoons, >-, Rabies Immune Globulin (Human) LISP — This "Importance contact with them by humans should definitely be is a specially prepared human globulin product Three rabid raccoons were found In Orange avoided. I know rabies-positive raccoons have been extracted from the venous blood plasma o* peupl? Coacty Fla , In August 1WL Two more found on taken from our Islands. It Is obviously unwise lo who have a confirmed adequately high rabies an- Sept. 19 and Oct 5 were tested rabies positive lame and make pets of these animals. Sick o- in tibody concentration or tiler. It. confers passive Are Orange County public health officials Jured raccoons should be humanely destroyed — Immunity and should be administered promptly, more, alert to rabies problems than officials of find from a safedisttfoce. one time only, after exposure. Lee County1 Or Is the situation there more Feeding of raccoons on Sanibel, either ac- The dosage of this very expensive material is serious then our own? cidentally (through tbeir raids on pooriy protected dumpstcni and garbage cans) or Intentionally, is continued page 2B •'. *. Xo.19 i ILM* 1-1* mot' w » Florkl" lUu WWIlf. By 1«3 h^nnr. It hid TteewUy. Oclahw n; »M TbelSULNDEK auB NEWS George Campbell from page is At the wildlife refuge Service clubs sponsor Island bloodrnobile visit The Fdison Rcpfonal Blood Center will i da so for this Wednesday yjii determined by the patient's weight. It Is expensive had been previously immunized. So we are fortunate Archeoiogist will address collect blood at two locations on Sanibel Lion John Cook, 473-2110; K1 wan tan i>^k — around $100 per vial — and maybe three viaLs are to have Available the new, modern treatment here Car caravan will give tomorrow, Wednesday, Oct. 24. Mucnch, 472-2812; or Rotarian Jack Single, 47i- needed lor a large man, Iwo for a lf>- or 15-year-old. described, even tl U tracks other healtt) care cosu In Optiva Gvic Assodation From 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. the bloodmobile will be 962J. The product manufacturer must maintain a their everspiraling upward trend. residents, visitors at Bailey's. From 3 to 5 p.m. it will be At Bank Persons with questions about medical "stable" of people willing lo sell tbelr blood plasma of the Islands main braneb on Periwinkle Way. who have high enough rabies liters and are free of Out knowing we liave rabid raccoons around The Captivs Civic AraoctaUoa will bold a general requirements, medlrincs or general In- other diseases such as hepatitis. Hence the hlg.1 should take care of our problem — obviate the need a view of refuge wildlife business meeting at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 23, at Tbe center llrst Introduced the mobile blood formation can call the blood center, 939-1811 cost. for prophylaxis — if we are smart enough just lo the Capttva Community Center. Guest speaker will drive lo the SanlbeJ-CapUva area in November Giving blood is a simple procedure that leave raccoons alone. be Charie* Wilson of Sanitwl, who will discuss ar- 1973. Tbe success of this community service benefits not only the dotwr tmt also tbe - One mi. Rabies Vaccine Crown on Human Tbe J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge continues to ensure that anyone living or hospitalized patient neetilcg Ibis precious fluid. Dipktid Cell Cultures — All authorities recommend will offer a car caravan tour at 9:30 a.m. Thursday, cheologlcal sites In Pine Island Sound with specific Author's note: There 1* DO accounting for a per- references to Capliva, [luck Key and Sanlbd. working on Sanibel or Captlva and their im- it takes approximately 30 minutes from mat this be given on the first day (day 0) with the Oct, 23. The tour will begin in the refuge Visitor mediate families can benefit from this vital •registration to post oonsilon tuiack. Donors can son's sometimes exotic and uousu*) interets. One of Center just off Sanlbel-CapUva Road. one-time-only Rabies Immune Globulin. In the mine for almost 50 vesrs has been rablen. Tnii dales program. resume normal activities after giving blood. United States four additional doses of Rabies from a period in my life when I was In charge of Visitors and residents ere encouraged to bring a People in good health, at leart 17 yearsof age, Edison Regional Blond Center, Inc.. is a non- Vaccine Grown on Human Oiploid Cells (this con- rabies control (vampire bat control; on tbe island of carload of friends to join the refuge naturalist on lions hold regular meeting weighing more than 100 pounds, v-ilh » phst profit, full service volunteer blood donor center fers active immunity) are given on days three, Trinidad, British West Indies Wildlife Drive. history of hepatitis or heart disease,. are and processing laboratory that provides blood seven, H and 28. In Germany a sixth dose Is rtn- The 24-hour program will focus on wildlife The Sanibel-Captiva Uona Club held Ita regular eligible lo give blood. and blood products to seven area health care ployed, but U.S. studies have concluded that five Since that time ruble* has held a peculiar management efforts at the refuge. Visitors will have rneeting Oct. 17 at the Sanibrf Community fascination for me. Ooe reason I did not return from The Sanlbel-Capttva Lions. Kiwanls and institutions. Blood must be available 24 hours a give the desired results. a great opportunity to view roseate spoonbills, ibis, Association. Guest upcaker Jim Sherfey talked day, 525 days a year. Lend a hand and share Trinidad and enter a school of veterinary medicine egrets and herons during the extreme low tide oc- Rotary clubs work togther recruiting volun- The above new regimen is ever so much better was because of a "rabid" tear of tola dlaease. In toe about and shared tii&i* from b>s recent trip to teers lo join their lire-saving efforts. your "gift of life" on Oct. 24. than the old, painful 14 to 18 dally doses of rabies curring that morning. These birds and other wildlife United States a veterinarian must, la all probability, are the benefactors of wildlife management. It Is helpful to schedule appointments for the vaccine that was used until the recent past The old treat, test or otherwise handle several proved rabid President Jn: Feeney announcea that the regional treatment was fraught with danger, too. Oc- animals in tbe course of a career. This was The tour will require a minimum of five visitors. Uons meeting win be held Nov. 11 ot tbe Florida casionally It caused fataJ paralysis in patients wno something I preferred to avoid. For tnore information call 472-1100. Lions Camp for ttie Handicapped in Lake Wales. The club will participate In the city's 10th birthday celebration parade and will operate aa sRiuscinent lions ladies plan Gctoberfest celebration booth at City Hall tor the birthday party Nov. l.' I Film series The Saoibel-Captiva Lfons Ladles Auxiliary will mlfled. Three prizes will be awarded la this season's car hold an October!est celebration i*t 6:30 p.m. Sunday, Cost of the evening is J12.S0 for singles, $25 for Rabies increases in Virginia, North CaroHna ralfie: an MG Rcpltear, a Caribbean cruise and a Oct. S3, at theSundia! resort. couples. For reservations call Evle Potts, 482-5432 returns to Visitor Center Panasonic VCR. Ticket sales will continue during The buf'et will consist of baked ham, corned beef preferably by Thursday, Oct. 25, but no later than The flrtt^rabfd ra£ ' Is aluo common In Soufi suiee/ Some -such the season. The drawing will beheld arounrt Easter. coooon was found la Carellca, Al&bu?u, The film program series has returned to the J.N. and cabbage, sauerkraut, potatoes, vegetables, noon Saturday. Oct. 27. anidtaia escape or are "Ding" Darling National Wildiffe Refuge. At 11 IUB. Fncney also announced that the i^ard of directors ro'ls, beverages, cheese and fruit tray and black The Lions Ladies Auxiliary meets at 6:30 p.m. on California in 1BJC M a r y t a a 0; 11 h e leased; far-'"sport had bees unsuccessful En reducing tbe rental of Use Sporadic cases have each Saturday environmental and wildlife movies foilest rake. tbe third Wednesday of every montb at the Sundial Virginia_ s_ , Fsolf.., e huBtlng" and Introduce are shown in tfce Visitor Center. Films are generally community association facilities for tbe arts and resort. All wives of Uons are Invited. been found in 36 states crafts fair. There '•fill dancing to the big band era music of since then. Florida and asd Washington,: D-C. rabies vires '••to -toca», a half tour in lregto. Jack Lewis. Cash bar. Baskets of cheer will be Georgia nave reported Tots Increase wJghl be raccooD poputatiow;,,. This weekwid'K film, "How Level Is Sea Level?" The next Uons meetlug will begin at 6:50 p.m. /atirtUrted to the {wt mere are wpww of shows changes in the sea due to waves and tides Wednesday, Nov. 7. at tbe cwnmult acli more cases than other Wat. frk' nuiny ynxrn increasiiig nutcbera ia nalL states, and only Florida '.'.American Bairf Ea&e," a film presenting the lite Newcomers form group to help new residents adjust has had cases yearly Florida has permitted North Carolina and cjoie of America's national symbol, will also be stneeisw. • raccoons to be captured - Virginia, where tbe shown. Sevci-al newcomers to Sanibel and Capliva have residents lo attend meetings. For lime, dates and and shipped to hunt ' ihcreafcc In qaJto organize? a dub to help the Islands' newest resident locations of future meetings call Peggy Jackson, Today raccoon rabies clubs in.marry other- mariced. •• ;,_ j;i The refuge is just off Sanlhel-CajvUva Road The adjust to their move. Visitor Center f s open from 9 a.m. to 5 p,m. Konday 472-1694. through Friday end from 10 a.m. lo 4 p m Saturday Tbe i*V.v fo«.;,'*iiilngs Club invites all recent for viewing wildlife exhibits. "If a hurricane felts the danny moxgsnb^od will i neeeS a precise WSaen's the lost time joa got now through description november4th... of the contents ...but it doesn't have to be yours. Porter Coss has shown that Lee bythesea money's County Taxpayers don't have to insurance 1 iioar the high cost of the county's worth? explosive growth. He has led the ^overage? way with innovative sources of revenue, user fees and impact taxes to place the burden where it belongs — on incoming resident; and tourists. 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As part made about him in 1969 titled "Of of the gallery's "Inaugural" Endless Wonder." exhiultton, works by two popular The second artist whose works are artists will grace gallery walls part of this special exhibit Is lkkl through Oct. 31. Mslsumoto. Seven original paintings Carl Nelson Is renowned for his and prints are on display for public Get some class paintings and pen end ink drawings viewing for the first time ever. that depict landscapes and florals in a lkkl was born In 1935 in Tokyo. At the most creative way. Gallery director age of 20, after coming lo the United The Community Courses way FTcd Fox says the 86-year-old artist State*, he received scholarships from has been an active artist for more than the John Herron institute In In- GO years and Is still going strong. "lie's dianapolis anrt the Art Academy of been a teacher lor 40 years, and that Cincinnati and trained under Charles Islanders should plan now to learn a new craft This week Tbe bladder features two crafts means he has 40 different styles. He's Harper. or perfect talents Ihey already have with the help classes — make-up basketry and knitting. The gone through many distinctive periods. He and hi.? family came to Sanibc! jn of the fall session of Sanibol Communiiy Courses. two courses remaining, beginning photography and he'ssUU growing," Fox says. 1S75, and Malsumolo promptly put his The classes (or 19M, though fewer In number and cooking with toe masters, will be detailed in Born in Sweden tn l898,.Nolson came distinctive mark on the local art than last year, include an Interesting variety of the Oct. 30 Issue of the paper. A registration form to the United States In 1903 and studied community. - fun and useful courses on everything from will also be published at that time. at the Chicago Academy of Ftne Arts Working in pen and ink, watercolor, a»rrif nlns lo cooking and taking photographs. and the Art Student* League of New acrylic and silk scrwwi, Malsumoto York. captures his wildlife, subjects in a Nelson's works have been exhibited, sometimes whimsical, sometimes in art galleries throughout the country serious way, but always with ex- Evans' wife. Shirley, says. "Quite a few said they traordinary color. • Finish your incomplete liked the Idea of getting together because they work for more than 50 years. He is better with a group. repracctcd in institutions, museums He is represented tn galleries basket business with help "Some who hrve taken classes before have and private taliectlons everywhere, throughout the U.S. iiid Japan. He forgotten some of *u£ rudiments of basket making. including-: the Smithsonian, the gives shows each year in different of three class sessions And a classroom IK a good place for the exchange of National Gallery and Brandels locations in both countries. ideas." University. He lives in Fort Myers with his wife, The baskelry class offered by Community Courses Charles Evans has been Involved making basket* He's listed in Who's Who tn Folly, herself a highly respected ar- takes up where others have left off. It offers students for more than five years. His specialty Is Ap- Charles Lvina American Art and the Swedish Konst tist, and their three children, Bin, Tai "Summer Loons" by Ikfci .MALsumoto the opportunity to gather In an informal classroom palachian basketry which Includes the potato basket Lexjkon. Five books contain works by and Amy. atmosphere to" complete unfinished basket projects and the hen basket. bring." she tayx. Uiey previously started f!thor on their own or In Shirley says the craze hit Florida six or seven And one last point she emphasised, "The class other classes. years ago, and Polly Matuumoto sparked Charles' Isn't structured — students will gel individual In- Instructor Charles Evans saw a need for such a interest in the craft at that time. struction." class when *ie was contacted by five or six people Some material will be Kvaildble during tbe class, The dvss will be held from 9 cm. to noon, Nov. 8. with half-finished baskets who suggested a group Lut students are encouraged to bring their own tools 12 and 15 at the community association hall. Cost fur setting as the right atmosphere fur completing their and appropriate containers. "Since they'll have the course Is $15. For more Information call Shirley projects. been In a basket class before, they'll know what to Evans. «2-3306. for your castle or collage Refine your knitting skills and make a sweater...or two...or three While drinking and smoking might be considered people begin in class they're anxious (o complete Nationally known. idilutions, there is another activity In common once they get home, she adds. •raci ice today that in some cases Is apparently an Emphasis will be oil leaching students how lo us* ~ from CanTorn/n lo Connecticut. ven worse obsession. Everyday functions — the textures oi different yarns and flbecs, Boulton cooklnp, eating, sleeping —"are deemed non- says, adding that pupils will also learn how to judge ^, Chicago to Bis Sky.... ;scntial and are tossed by the wayside in favor of sizes — an important skill. this one activity. Knitting. The class is geared for those who already have a Barbara Boullon, owner of Hie Idle Hours shop on basic knowledge of knitting and purling. But Boulton '~~ now oiv Sanibel. Sanlbc!, will instruct a rlass in kniit Ing as part of the welcomes others with no previous knitting skills who Community Courses. wish to learn the basics to call her at Idle Hours Boultiin "looks forward to the project with en- iHifore the course commences. "If they come in and thusiasm. "It's a lot of work, but I've always felt it's see me for one hour they can learn to knit anct purl," worthwhile." she says. Tills will be the fifth season she says. she has laught In the Community Courses program. Boulton stresses that students can be as creative The session will be sprosa over three class as they wish. For those who need mort guidelines to Carol Mover Kimb&li Interiors periods. Ont- sweater pattern will provide the basis follow, she'll set up kits. 472-2617 for Uii! instruction, but Boulton emphasizes Yarn and needles (sizes 7 and 11) will be needed Continuous Hit Country! variations In necklines, sleeve length, stitching and and will be available for purchase during class if yarns will be taufiht so students will be able to make necessary, but students arc encouraged lo brirtg Barbara literally hundreds of sweaters from one basic their own. Boulton design. Interested knitters can obtain more information • The pattern is not a difficult one, and pupils will by calling Shirley Evans. 472-33GG. Those wishing to have something to show for their efforts when lh« have pre-class instruction in the basics of knitting Classes will be held from y a.m. to noon, Nov. 29, course is over. "There's a good possibility students can call Boulton al Idle Hours, 472-1039. to set up un Dec. 3 and Doc. Sat the community association hall. will finish three projects," Boulton says. What many appointment. Costls$l5plusmatciiabi.- , - Newton Aiftociele*, Inc., Reeltora sleeves" during its lise to fame. 1020 Periwinkle Way, Sanibal. FL 33957 Over the •Wednesday, Oct. 24 — "The "About Books and Writers" with A gala celebrating the 25th an- Name's the Same" — Many of the host Robert Cromie is a series of niversary of the Lincoln Center tor SHAIHL 't*0O0!NOi-B*aiJ«utty fur- UAUTIFUUY LAKDICAMD. three- compositions of the same tide have Interviews with novelists, poets, the Performing Arts will be eoior • coordinated around bedroom, iwo-ootii home oo conol - airwaves been conceived in completely playwrights nnd publishers simulcast in ttteren from 9 to 11 wo-iyxiioom. two-Dath ooai- with tontastlc wood-decked pool. different ways by different dedicated to the world of writing. irr-om. EsceBent teniol hlsiorv. O"^'B kKuzzl, vourted coilino m living loom. p.m. Friday. Oct M, over WSKP- SI87.O00. WSPF-FM W.l, the public radio masters. Today's program The program airs weekly at 6:30 FM and WSFP-TV, Channe: 30. menaoernent" Two wlmmi^Q pood, and prtvoiegofden.AU. tor S287.O00. examines this interesting subject. p.m. Mondays. tw tef^U coortj. ond mJle* O> «wWv AOw houri, can Mike "~" RCAL10Rocutm.- station of the University of South The program will feature beach. J155.OOO. lumMied. AJter " • Florida at Fort Myers, has "Thursday, Oct. 25 - "J. Monday, Oct. 29 — To be an- highlights of past "Live from -- 1 Nickeru, WAL10B. BLIND PASS CONOO: Two bedroom, [wo b=lh unit. 1st floor scheduled the following programs Strauss and Sons" — The ever nounced Lincoln Center" broadcasts which location. Lowest price In complex. Call for more Info. of Interest forthe coming week: popular music and the life stories originated from Aveiy Fisbsr Hall of various members f.t the dynasty PAKORAMIC VIIW Of PtnO Wand "Adventures in Good Music" Guests Taj Mahal, Randy anii Alice Tully Hail at Lincoln 5dJ*Ki Conwr two^ed'oom, two-cam CAMAl-FRONT HOMI • Thin* GULF RIDGE: Three bedroom, two baih. scieenrd spa. 2 car !l»r«J with host Karl Haas airs weekdays of Viennese waltze kings are bedroomi. two batw with outstanding ; Weston, Kicky Ford and Jimmy Center. - efracflvaly mwiO^J In blues and Pre-coiulrualon price • S24O.OUI, at ll a.m. and 7 p.m. Both tlie Cobo are heard at the Spciteto Encore performances will be (ealuiei: Pool with wooden deck. series and its host have received S^ooat docks «M«M SERVICE Imported gg§ STORAGE • SHIPS STORE The Bell Tower, Fort Myers 489-3S2* Third Annual Doll Show • BAIT 8 TACKLE w P. Embroskl Meryl F. Eriksson Jontph A. Fi> JohnuyO, Fowler CliriMlneM.G And Sale merCrui/er' Ton M|rera . , Ft. Myara Beach tnvoslmanl Sanlbet OpdOul • AlruiHli-r Dol!>. EfFmlwc. World Doll Co. :. Corullf. Got/. Jesm.ir. Ideal, Dolls by Jerri BEFORE SANIBEL TOLL MANY COLLECTIBLES AT SAVINGS ATPUNTARASSA NOV 2-3 466-1313 TTC Richard J. Glu«k*rt Ernest A. Gudrids* VlrSi»)H M. Herndon Barbara A. Hill Su..n Iiuanuel BonlU Bonlla FoH Mv.-» Ft Myers Beach Fort Mv«s remtasy island CALL 813/332-3737 RopenySales ibclU S. Jcnnluga Marilyn J. Jn Sanibel Center OovhfL:S(hutdMirml 15 offices in Lee County 1713 Periwinkle Way Utamad RxJ E«fcrt« Bntkw - - P.O. Boa 310-PaSm Itldtfa ftd 472-2767-. Sonlbal l*lond, Flo. 33937 1 i The first ttiree week* erf this tnsoth have teen so Some of toe CAptiva guide* have been doing very a healthy InwsUtrtnt tawhfcd — but ttott put C* the rast of getting ftvMUwt «***»• ' >.:" Snorkellng for shells can be a great way to collect this when cocdltlons are right. Off shore, lit collectors cannot. When winds and seas are cairn pleasant it's bard ts 4>«Ueve It realty is tall and well with grouper In U»e three- to W-peund class. 1 many of our spectmens, but the sad part U few shoulder-deep waters, marketers shouSd be £ble to cooler weather wHl be here soon. But that ntn warm guess that aside from snook my favorite fish for Sea trout fishJjig & picking up even teongb OK and wave action is not bringing shells to the warmer waters are lingering. The trottt U4* sum- collectors go after ibeUs this way. tod a variety of shell*, Including «aad dollars. beaches, snorkeling often is a great way to gather fall weather has changed our fishing. eating is grouper. You'll see pictures of some really Quite often I have shelters who bring their masks,' Please take only the white ones, which are dead. A couple o( days ago a man out shelling with his big members of the grouper family, but our average mer were, on average, smaller than the previous some collector sheUs summer Some anglers say that's because com- snorkels and fins along on • shelling charter.. When In these calm days of autumn the winds from the Good luck on the beaches this week, and bring family told me he was taking his limit of two snook black grouper are smaller — and delicious! seas are calm and the sfrfc-3 are clear of clouds, per day from under the Blind Pass Bridge. That's mercial neiteni have caught so many tnxtt, bat east make for dear waters along the gulf side of along that mask and snorkel if conditions are right. Gulf fishing for grouper takra some experience actually, the not months of aaniuer are Efte..afciw diving for shells csz:i» *ery rewarding. Captive. In the past few days It's been cosy to see good news in two ways. and a good stock, of fish finding gear. Years ago * Die best part about diving for shell* along the down three feet or more without a mask. early Island settlers used to find grouper rocks or season for netters. Now that more mullet are la the Capt. Mike Fuery offers daily shelling trips to One Is that at least someone is catching a snook or area, vou will see net boats. , - Sanlbel-Capitva shoreline Is that most of the task is You should remember a couple of things when North CapUva and Cayo Costa Islands. Call 473-3459 two. The traditional snook season was kind or Weak, holes by heading out into the gulf and letting the boat done In less than six feet of water. Not exactly deep drift while trailing a length of anchor chain. Once Good fishing to you. I would en*** &•* just *ftc? diving Jter shells, however. First: don't dive around forlnfonnatlon. The second good tiling about this news Is that It water diving, but It does pay of f If conditions are Just the passes betweta the Islands. The strong tides will means the waters are still warm enough to attract the anchor chain caught, the real anchor would be the first re*l cool front passes you wiU see WMK* fine rig!M. • • feeding snook. lowered because (hat would signal rocks and off shore fishing for mMkecet, blues and even sweep you out before you even know what is going grouper were below. grouper. Klght now the water temperature is hovering oe. The Blind Pass Bridge area Is a popular shellicg Snook arc notoriously warm water feeders. In the around the 80 degree mark, which is very warm for spot, but even though the waters don't look winter months they practically hibernate and very Today modern anglers have use of very good "fish this time of the year and, of course, makes for dangerous, the undertow is fierce. -H : lew are caught. flndirg" depth recorders and flashers that actually comfortable diving. • take a. picture of the bottom under the boat. And second: in Florida you shou'il display a What does the warm weather mean to area Going into the third week of October we have diver's flag when snorkellng. There Isn't a problem anglers? Well, it has substantially slowed down the These electronic devices along with LORAN hardly had a trace of rain and the winds have been when you are six feet off shore and in two feet of annual fall migration or Spanish mackerel, bluefish position finders make a combination that allows unosuelly calm for this lime of the year. The result water, but watch out for the power boats if y,m dive andbonlto. anglers to find known spots far out Into the Gulf of Is that, not only are the waters warm, but without more than 100 feet from the beach. ".s- By this lime last year we had experienced a Mexico. Most of the LORANs can put you within 50 rains and winds the visibility is (alrty good, too. feel of your pre-set fishing spots. It's a big gulf when Spotting a diver from a speeding boat Is not easy if couple of cold weather fronts. These blasts of strong Some shelters find the southern able of Sanlbel, winds and drops in water temperatures started the you are out of sight of (and and have no way of there is no flag to warn the captain. I've come telling where you want to fish. These electronic from the Lighthouse on up to Tarpon Bay Road, Is jiwfuUy dose to divers, seeing them only when they fish moving south. Of course, local anglers got into nearly always riled with' sand. This makes the action when the winds and seas settled. wonders are a necessity If you have a boat and want became alarmed and started waving us away. No to try some grouper fishing- snorkel ing for sJielis difficult. But by traveling west nutter how careful you are, it's almost Impossible But so far this year, without any brisk winds to SLACK GROUPER up the Island you wCI often find clear waters right to 'tee a person underwater. drive those migratory fish south, anglers are The prices or the recorders are from J3KW0Q and along shore. . The biggest advantage of snorkeling for shells is working more summer patterns of fishing. the LORAN units from S600-2.000, so you see there Is The free public beach at Bowman's Beach Is like that you can work beach areas the average RTE&S" JLXX ESS CAPT. DAVE CASE ISLAND CRUISES CAPT. TED COLE • "THE ISLAND QUEEN II" 50'NAVY PATROL BO AT CAPT. PAT LOVETRO CAPTIVA ISLAND VCR SALES & SERVICE USCG CERTIFIED: FULL ELECTRONICS for 472-5SOO Video Movte Rental* ItCajO aMMt II«V- Thn, Pt» its toi.1 ^hd Fishing - Shelling RENTALS VOEO PLAYER RENTAL AS LOW AS MM A DAY! 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The four pitchers were Tom iU-aver, Nolan BErt33jlB|^BBHBHB3BI Tins wivk's Sportsman of the Week stiJl cninpttt's with Uie Greater Lee Kyan. TUP. MrGraw and Jcrrv Kousman. No UIlt u wontler tht Meis WOIT. ttie series. Hi^^H|^^ffiHijg£| ''- 'e breastslruk*: — has always an importing p-»n. Bui M attempts to guess which team hud •i^Hi^NnNHHSm been her favorite. Members nl Hie GLCY learn make- four players who collected 2 Nevertheless, this is a book someone who loves geography to its history, all with the goal of un- football will treasure, as will anyone who a*>- derstanding its people. preciatcs good literature In the southern tradition of IN THE $60,0S0s Faulkner and Styron, or even more so the iwn- It Is no coincidence that Marcus Duirce's flction genre of John McPheeor Tom Wolfe. graduating class was the first in which young whites andblacks had gone through all 12 grades together. For this is non-fiction reporting of the highest The Courting of Marcus Dupree Is almost as m'ich quality — full or real stuff that makes you cry, laugh a portrait of the 1980s South as it is a book about a and think. Mgh school football player Morris spent much of 1981-82 with Marcus Dupree, value in a secure, private condominium a high school senior from a small Mississippi town But all the different themes or this literary live right on Ihe water... with your boat who was then touted as the best college football tapestry are tied together by Dupree. Morris docked just beyond your porch . .. and community. prospect In America. became very close to the young sports star "I would grow to know and like him and even some of the best boating and fishing in the Come, take a look, get all the tads on The book keys on Dupree's Incredibly successful tally to ran: very much for liim. There must be no land just beyond that. A spacious two- Blue Crab Key... located on the bay side senior season and more specifically on the misjudging thai college footljall In the America of recruiting madness that went with it. our time was an awesome business, and becoming bedroom, two-bath townhouse, private of peaceful Pine Island. Call S13/283-M74 The book also focuses on the Incredible "potential more and more so with the Importance and screened porch, covered parking, for information and directions, or write, to: greatness" that seemed to surround Dupree like significance of big television money. He was to be, an aura. Here was a 17-year-old boy who stood 6"3" swimming pool, spa, tennis, clubhouse Blue Crab Key. Marina Road. Bokeelia. FL weighed 222 pounds, had 4.3 speed in the forty and indeed he already was, an object in a contest ol the ByScottMartell could bench press 3G0 pounds, squat G00 pounds and nignest stakes, an invaluable commodity upon .. . you'U have it all. Good, old-fashioned 33922. Immediate occupancy! deadllft 700 pounds. whom the reputations of many grown men he had never even met. and never would, might succeed or Willie Morris. The Courting of Marcus Dupree. •When Dupree advanced on the field tor the first TOUR CHANCE AT THE ISLAND LIFE! Doublcday and Company, Inc. 198.1. 452 paces time as a high school freshman, he ran the first g ln8 h Available at Sanibel PubJJe Library. kickoH back 75 yards tor a touchdown Here Is a So'rrLfSSLfSrS." """ """ ° ""* "^ "" ""'" Choosing a college wasn't easy. But Dupree did I suspect Willie Morris' book The Courting ol secmKl Uaai or greaU sschoose. Then last year, an unhappy sophomore he Marcus Dupree might be the best book ever written SSThEe booSSlS"k ends with Dupra finishin** g his freshma ' n *. dropped out of the University of OUahSSa. about a sport. year at Oklahoma, having nished for a total of 1,144 Having read Morris' book, I get the feeling that all Yet Morris says early in the book, "1 have not yards on 146 carries for an average of 7 8 yards per Dupree-spatentlal - sharpened by adversity - Is intended tills to be a 'book about football' (no more, cany.Heappearstobeachlevlnghlspotenllal say, than The Great Gatsby is a book about But UHJ isn't Just a prorlle of a sports hero. The heard the last of Marcus Dupree. bootlegging, or The Eighty Yard: Run is one about a book could be more Morris' personal story of his Nor have we heard the last'of Willie MorrU, as fine a writer in the southern tradition as the region blocking back), and if It so turns out to be, then I will own ••coralnghome" to Mississippi, with that comes fc have failed even the most indulgent reader." the attempt to discover his home state, from Its haseverseen The 1SO4NDEH y. October a, l«4 *?. October n. I9M SPORTS SPORTS Greek of the Week Two Sanibei players add to winning strength Circle the team you think will win ench game. For the Six players pick all 10 winners; Game of the Week also include your guess of the total points of Cypress Lake girls' volleyball team that will be scored in tiit game. -• beach resident wins in tiebreaker Adrenalin runs high at Cypress Lake High School. OCT. 27 ocr.n Loud rocking music from a noiry ghetto blaster Last week provided the ctoscst scores. Georgia st Kentucky Buffalo «tUiK3l hoorns off the walls of the gym. The crowd is Notre Dame at LS.U. Dcrrm-atL. A. Raiders pumped and ready. When the girls' volleyball team competition to date til tbe weekly Fredericks* win send* her to a tree Southern Melodist at Texas football picks.conUst sponsored by dinner for two at Morgan VJtftsrfcet and Tamp« Bar MK Cft runs unto the floor the crowd erupts in cheer. r West VlrgialailPiEaii State Sundial resort ami Tbe Islander. Six Lounge. ' CttSUtitWacaatla The crowd has something to be enthusiastic about people guessed all 10 winning games. Sports fans should take' note Hut — the Panthers, lead by two Sanibei girls. Holly But in tbe tiebreaker. Cat Utere are only five more chances to Phelps and Katrine La Crolx, are undefeated in Fredericks, who worts on the island win 3 dinner at Morgans. Tbe Ore** of GAME Or THE WEEK conference play going Into the last week of the and lives on Fort Myers Beach, won the Week will end with the final week Buffalo at MUroi the competition. Sbe guessed 36 points in college football. Total points. Next week the team heads lo district competition. would be scored in the game of the Good luck this week. And remem- Their goal ~ the state playoffs. The Panthers have a week pitting top-ranked Washington ber, entries must be brought to Tbe tradition to follow. They were the 1982 state against Oregon. Oregon almost upset Istendcr by noon Friday or to Sundial volleyball champions. Washington, but lost 17-10. by noon Saturday. They can also be Early In a game last week against Cape Coral, Paul Erundage placed second, mailed to Tbe Islander, P.O. Box 53. Fhtlps served up four winners to put the Panthers guessing 4fl points, followed by Bob Sanibei 33957. or to Sundial, I24C up 4-1. Truak. Tony Halski, Jan Heise and Middle Gull Dr. Make sure you cither nail or deliver your guesses to they Cape then tricked the. panthers, (linking the ball Ted Saternus - all w*Ui perfect are at The Islander by noon Friday or Sundial by noon barely over the net. But on Cape's first service, Katrine LaCroix spiked the ball. It hurtled against Saturday. the top of the net but was powerful enough lo full to Cape's side for a point. The Panthers went on to devastate Cape Coral, 15- Beachview men's golf 4i. 1S-5, in a match that barely lasted 40 minutes, Homestead 'practice' game lengthens Panthers' injury list "We didn't play that well," coach James Reed Two teams tied for first place with plus three in said after Ihe game. "We made too many mistakes Last Friday's Cypress Lake High School football Saw the Panthers face their four rcost Itnportanl the Beachview Men's Golf Ausoclatlon tournament flnd our passing was poor." game against visiting Homestead was supposed to games — all district games. The Panthers' loss to Saturday. Nevertheless, Heed knows his undefeated team, Holly Phelps be a non-counting, non-conference, supposedly fun North Fort Myers two weeks ago is still the only Less Soell. Art Wldman, Trump Bradley and Jim though young, is very good. "We are a very powerful "practice" game. counting loss for Cypress Lake. Now Fort Myers, Esson made up one winning team. The other team team and will keep driving. Then when our op- Instead, Homestead came lo kick a little tail off Lely and Cypress Lake are the only district teams included Carl Washburn, Mac UcCUntock, Bob ponents sit batk, we can dii* ft Just over the net," he the young Panther team and beat Cypress Lake, 41- with one loss. So Cypress Lake is still In the running McFarlane and Buhl Burgoyne. said. -Our trademark is also an aggressive style — varsity squad and has been a starter for the past for postseason play. 32 golfers played in a tournament Tuesday. Oct. we rarely let the ball hit the floor." month. "She's got a good body, fair strength ind a Five Cypress Lake players went down with in- "Every team in the district is still equal — where Id. The winners with plus eight were Bob Dormer, On one play in the second game against Cape lot of potential," Reed said. juries In what coach Ray Rhodes called an "overly no one couM have blown us away, and we couldn't .Stan Condit, Ed Reed and Curt Washburn. placing Coral, three girls, including La Croix, all dived for The young squad is full ol spirit. Throughout the physical" game. have blown anyone else away," Rhodes said. "With second with plus seven were Warner Pspfce, Ted one hit. None of them could reach the ball, but the game against Cape last week the girls continually "Homestead has a lot of talent, but no class," all t-x injuries, our chances are down — but we're Hartshorne, George Brauch and Trump Bradley. attempt seemed to perk up the team that was sitting cheered each other. And the action was intense. Rhodes said. "They usually run up more than 150 still going to go for it." at 3-3. The girls went on to oulseorc Cape 12-2 to win "You have to play all year around lo get this •yards in penalties." The change in quarterbacks from Hopkins to good," Heed said, a rid I nj- young pwple now have the Against the Panthers. Homestead did better than Talbprt — who Rhodes hopes will be recovered from Dunes "A" tennis '•; The team is young. Phelps is the only sc.ior tm Hie models to encourage them to foe superior in the that. The Broncos were penalized 16 times (or 246 his own injury by this week — will also change the team. "She Is our strongest hitter and has a 21" -port. yards. entire complexion at the offense. The Dunes "A" tennis team won two out of four standing jump — uny jump over 20" Is just "Volleyball is now the second most popular sport The brutal game might change the outlook 'or the "Talbert is smaller but faster," Rhodes said. "We matches in competition against Cape Coral last astronomical," Reed said. "She Is one of the top In the world. Just behind soccer." he said, The Panthers season. The most serious injury fell on may run and shoot more, nm more options, more three hitters in Southwest Florida and should be in United States men's team Is number one, while the star quarterback Archie Hopkins, who will be out for play action plays." Karen Klene and Ann Castanza beat Cateni-Camp the running for Most Valuable Player. women's team Is number two in the world behind the the season with a broken ankle. Rhodes added that tbe change could make it and Bcausoeil, &-1, fro. Pam Pfahler and SheUa La Crolx is an example of the youth of the team. Chinese team, ti£ snld. adding with a luu«h, "And Also injured were Sanibel's Mike Gordon, who harder or opponents because they will not know Thompwt also won their match against Tlto-Dlgby, The sophomore spent her freshmen season on the the Chinese have KOI* than 10,000.000 players." Miffrt-rd a bruis«j back; backup quarterback and what to expect from the r'antlters. Katrlms La Crolx receiver Kenny Tolbert. hip painter; Chris Stratum, Cypress Lake winds up its .season against Lely, Linda Horak and June Muencti lost a dose match .slight concussion; and Tony Hcvcner knee injury. Uarron-Coilier. N'aplcs and Fort Myers. to lissex-Souihwell. 4-0, 7-5. &-7. And Ellen Dietrich and Marge Peck lost to Cull-Strickland. 1-6.3-G. 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At least 60 plavrrg Cap'n Al's scored 30 runs in winning two games Burgers brat the Marquis Marauders, 13-10. help with dietary problems of the line lo twlp you wltb your lime lo start thinking "Girl are taking pan In the jjames this season, which will last week, beating the Front Desk, 1H, and AfJ in grates Thursday the Sundial Saiate beat problem. The needs of neighbors can be Anyone who has Items to donate now concJiidt wtUi a tournament Dec. 1. llmlUeu. Volunteers of HSH who Scouts" as you clean out your closets — furniture, china, books, sporting Oiadwicks, 14-2, thft Dunes Burgers, 18-6, and the Marquis Whet problem? It could be an league (cams play three game* each Tuesday In other games Tuesday, Human Resources won Marauders beat Sales and Marketing, 7-3. select telephone or transportation or and storage cabinets. The annual yard goods, Jewelry, bric-a-brac etc., - -I'Jeriy person's need (or tran- some other way to help are all good sale will be held In January, but if you should till George Parker. 472-0355; sportation lo a doctor on Sanibel or in neighbors who offer their services for have Hems you would like to get rid of Carol Alltn, 472-2433; or Bob Man- Basketball, volleyball Fort Myers. Or a lonely person's need free seven days a week. now please contact leaders Mary derscheid. 472-1554; for pickup or Youth soccer teams compete; coaches say all four improve for reassurance, Or an invalid's need Feel free to call FISH yourself either Shsnklin. 472-9341, or Louise Moffett, delivery arrangements. The ABC Sale for personal care, Or a working •472-1773, after5p.m. The under-10 squad has only 11 playera, which to volunteer or to ask for non- committee asks that donations or linen competition planned Four Sunlbel youth (earns shot their way into tlie mother's Deed for a baby-sitter, a shut- and clothing be held until late fall. second week of soccer competition last week.. Two of means evwy player muat play every minute of the in's need (or a hot meal, a foreigner's emergency assistance. The number is Also keep In mind Hint workers for •Hie Sanibel Basketball Uague will have a sign-up the teams won Uielr first games, but all lour teams game. Anyone who would like to join the team 472-04 !)he University 0$ S HEALTHFUL WATER Serving O*Qih from h*ort diiKn* mipfil You just sprained d* * ELECT •* * * BEAUTIFUL GIFTS, CLOTHING. 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Cell "I JMi. move fast $179.000 ITFN) All raal titil* *drtfWi^3 ^ VACATION RENTALS this newwwtrto wbjecit o IM Call today for an inspection trip of SEASONAL RENTALS A C C O U N T A hiS^'."« A T S, Federal Fair HousiPO Act 1 Rental units from 5400 weekly summer C*1I J73 J»4**(i»r )0*,m IPORTSCAJt GOBI. Pint :-3W 1968 whidi makes It 111*0*110 EXCITING NEW SANIDUI. KESTAt 'KANT •dvtrtiM "Edy ptaltctnce, Largest selection to choose from on From S700 weekly winter C.HEEMLIFE limiUlta or ditU'lmiflKlor Sanibel Island and 11 other Tropical Booking now Now hirlntt pun-Ume and full Hmc cmhu»iuKttc OF btstd on IK*. cott, ruipton, Islands. Call or stop by and discover the SANtBEL cxiwrient-L-d hciBWliustcstM;^. wuiin.-t.sctv woltcn*. FURNITURE FOR IALE: i- ux ot ntturui t*h)rn, or in »t- UPPER CAPTIVA PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, Inc. m*c* llsht rod irwi o*tte Mt, wraon to nul* tar W&1 P™- ESI Difference. Rental office open 24 t)uMx>yH & kllchcn nUklT. <: (ITS, t ocr-oiOMl t*M* wltn Us. Real Estate Broker tr*rtt\m toft- VS. M*on« O2- feme*. limtaJton » #fcrmH- hours every day of llw; year. rtts, •• •••: nition." . • EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT FOR SAFETY HARBOR COKP. tn-xt •ting and m*lnt»n WU's Landing Thli ntwspiptr >IU not P.O. Box 476 kIW t idmrtli OLDS M. W» - On* OWIMT W",, • CapfJva, Fin. 33924 •"• and maMtsiR condom I l»Xi I'criwinkk Way STORE FIXTURES FOR Factory Mir, oowcr MrrmUfcHf M0tornti«it*** compln. ElMrlvncad ii ACTDM from Gulf Sintion SALE: UOhlvd tnowca**. flit no rutt, «oatf tlrn. 114 vMitton o> t» *». Our rud- EXECUTIVE SERVICES. INC count ing and all arai 813-472-^223 or 472-6994 itijfKM, MU cown1«r. Call *rt- tn an htrtty bitonntd that all malntananca. P.O. Box : Call 472-4772 Cincinnati. OH liTX, tmici tfwtlUngt BiMrttud M thlt Hideaways and Lota Available for Sale Vuit 9-G Mon. ihru Sat. for Pcrtoruil I Tuesday, October Et. I The ISLANDER Tbeaday. October £3^ 1>M ISLAND CLASSIFIEDS REAl fSTAIl - RHTESWt , FOR Sfllt V fOR SAIE -:i UU CN c«> -Things to do and see CONDOMINIUMS THt SHO*EWOOO Of UMULI Unit D-l New i^njr, unit Dance La Crottl Ivolurine tt\m bedioomt, two both, ond lull «vlt view. vkwM Ban Carioi Bay. Sanibel^aptlva S3IV.000.00. Locoledot 1101 Middle gu'l D'lva.-iuot eoif of Conaarvatian Foundation Dona*. Open > 1 o.m. lo 4 ;i.m. * Senibel-Caatlva RoM " round clamt. Tuition 471-ZU* Tht SHORfWOOD OF SAMSEL—TENTHOUU UNtTi New. D 3rd tx3or panthouia unit with private tundeek ond mulled cedar calling in living room. F*atu(*( three bedroomi. two at combination — 1:30 p.m. Unlverial and Niv baiht and dramo1ic QUI(-L-[*W. $359.000.00, located ot 1t°l Middle Gulf Drlva. |**t eott el Dona*. Open tl o.m to 4 Adm)t»lon tor nonm „ Mcenti tor children and tl tor I DOVNIAl larpa. three ba SPANISH CAT: Tint floor "F" building. 7 bod room J boll,. - Baiitt: IM p.m. nlc*ly furnlthed, near hooch. Ii 15.000 a»k ing. Monoav and Thurwat Do you like quiet Placet with I Jan: «;3o o.m. I. The Villtor a back to nature ttiemer Are I Monday and Thurway ofl Saniotl. vou Interetted In tint hand I tKoerlence with the wild thins* I growing on SanibelT Want to I meet tome new frten o«lmat 1 Call up Sbt ' ot The Original y v 5 Certain dogs rovltlonk of Section 10 Humane org. lorida Stafutn, I*70. ,1?*1, *' Cosla, incluari brMklnir and 14 Alrnabox Wltrmi my ham! on. fi " " • " roth 1VI r^r r^»r«jui Ufa ualb Sljrr. Cuoii. Doua F' 15 City on the davw October. 1WM. TJ L K Krnneev, HerD Purdv Hart R-jd ?Mlng i\ icmctimet luoertj. 16 Balic'ub LaaKwIl. 17 Reietenca Sworn to and tuMcritiM to o Jamaa C. McDfaah) brfora Baautlrul tnKrval «cartmanl M Ihii tsm o#y of octet**. 10 Thereabouts l. Don Proiunka Call 30 Cere* la at CASA YBEL RESORT on .0. IT«. Sanflwl, W«* « [OcKiMr I* • JamMC. McDonald the largest Notary Public 21 Spring Mr commltvlofi molm bloomers 23 Grandl flora 24 TV component Taf son Bay Marina 25 Bear like Al Ihenortti end 28 Coffeu Bait, tackle and gear of Tarpon Bav Road The Reel Eel Frnh Sealood Beautiful CASA VBEL *f*t r-sided NOTICE OF INTENTION Maritet *0. corn»r unit, 1st floor. S6.H0. TO REGISTER Write NTKV Donovan I9I] Old Periwinkle Way FICTITIOUS NAME Orchard L»na. Port Rlchav. and Cau Vb*l Rowl landscape Trie urKienlonee doel hereby Fii d b l palmer (10 ») conducting a Cleaning tHJ"Jn«i 33 -~aig ar 544s 2n& Ava.. f=t, Myerk Girl Now" craboing oeer. Liv* and frojen Courts and courses- 34 ArthufOt n.mc ot A While Glove tne courts Cleaning Service and tn»t uld S5 Heterogen firm d comooiea of Hie Galleries- •OLF Sundial Betcti and Tenn!» ffiowlng prrunt wtiote n«met 36 With Ha", 27 Oat I Captive Gallery jlewOolf Coune Old World 9 A few reading I CaotivaVlliaocSauart bulb genu; 28 Pfeparo •ar view Drive iV./ert. Florida, M*0f. I Cioilva Road ~'-VAV tofp.rrt.; Saturday from * a.m. 'AAiddie Cult Drive mill 37 Shy Lion DOWN 29 Chemical prefix Own*rvilD of A White Glove 30 City on no 1143* ' 5em|. private 30 Crecneflgui 1 Yes. In Moscow CMenine Service it at foliowi; mt-erlvate Full racquet faculties. Olwn croii cultural line art lor offering a w>« e< loan r 33 Dig up Willamette jocn B a.m. to fr p.m. daylight to tfUKk. SI0.M Per 2 Author Murdoch collenor* and (nvettert. e.hlbittont Irom the (tingling 32 Lively icrvafioni rrquired. Public hour per court. Call tor court 3 PartofCPA For oenerel Inlormatlon and Muwurm. rotating collection French dance The lSIJ^NDER Ti»p*d»y, October 23, UM r Doctors, therapists, pharmacies -Good things to know- Open Manoa* inre. Frioay iron » a.m. to Strahan MalacMvM.O, F f£M0 no.-on tvath or. *f you mnt tree hlrn Tnurtday (com » ejn. m 4 tor a walk, krro him wider trim V a.m. N. S 471-OaM ).m.,- Friday lran> 9 a.m. la 4 . voice control. Never tie your MAIUOI TMfflA* i.mj taturoWy ttrrn f «j*. 10t CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAI OCO in en ijilenceo back yard. -Clubs Rentals- i,m. Cloted Sunday. For rwin wltn a nulianca WJ Fwtaral savmaj* and repreimWatlve* of me Sounv wen Florida Allloetor AUTOMOBILE* 'aim ftialoe Rsad and CHAM»tff OF AuociaDon. They jr» lieented -*n-4jtt Wnrxw»rMt and nave permiti to nanaie S Star Cracky DENTISTS R«la>l*tt 4711537 M'ort: GC'xw Campboll. 471 Mandav tweuo" Thwraday Otton 7:30 a.m. 10 4:30 p. t 7t»: st«v/, pnimpi. tnan, Manoay through Frld. . AttUTMrik* AMTnu janwtB*ll,D.O.S '/Jhour H^aNMi utrvltt, - .. wi » ajn. «B 4 p.m. Friday KSSS CkHd Saturday and Sunday, Cfoted dticvit'on m* to a fern, doaad »n NUM3E&1 IN LEE COUNTY "SAYS ft ALL IN REAL ESTATE.n SANDERLINQ CIRCLE* THE DUNES CLOSE TO BEACH II you are dreaming of lantamic water, nature This Ihree bedroom Cantaibury model Is I and golf course views, plus the privscy of a cul In Tahiti Sriorss just steps sway from the de sac and a brand new three bedroom wlln loft Its easterly exposure overlooking the and fireplace custom bull! homo, WAKE UPf <('B altoiSs H quiet setting to years o( «n|c hero on Sanderllng Circle on trie Qunes God & Conlad Eric FtoQon. Brotaw Salesman, for country Club. Call Betty or Bub Butcock, REALTOH-Associaies. ISLAND CONDOMINIUMS ANOTHER GREAT BUY COTTAGE COLONY WEST One bedroom GULF FRONT condominium, San- A rere opportunity has come available. TI dalioot. Excellent Rentals. End suite Panoramic bedroom, one both condominium is locate . $189,000. Furnished. Call Polly Seely ot Bill beautiful CASA YBEL RESORT. Gui! Iroi Stoneberg, a rotor- Salesmen. Contact Effc Rosen, Bfoko'Salesman. • ADDiTlOSAL ISLAND OFFERINGS B KINO'S CROWN •• OREAT BUY ON ISLAND HOME . _ _ o UST1N(a yourprepart/-.' EVERYTHING youVe always wanted AND AT- . Threa bedroom, two bath. CBS home with - , TRACTTVELY PBCED!! I Spactous three bedroom, overlooking a peaceful lake In qufet subdl i «nu- SELLING lor you The Swoon two bath, convenient first floor unit Separate din- Lush violation; beach access. Priced is fast ftporoachlng, so call your VIP ing roon, screened poich, laundry, storage... and 1982 appraisal lor quick sale, l< you are V • VIEW of Ckilf, courtyard, pool ard lennJs courts, for that Island retirement home-at an affc Prc'r- lonal today loa Offered at $228,000 furnished. Please call prlcm, l recommond you let us show this C If->lloct,Plea3P Sen<3 Bodhsine. REAUOR-Associate. you soon $13<» 900 Call Betty Clark. £ Salesman for mom Information • ('•••••MBdMn ralaforpaafl •nn I • RENTING: D_ f-A \ SELLING; Q_ 1 'lOTHERj D X I COMMEfAB: i| | i—i • PHH** p^B W^^riH ITV^* VMBlll i W« will b« on 8Mlb*l/Captl< I 2 NAME t+ S ADDKESS_ OCEAN'S REACH Na 3X2 SANI8EL ARMS WEST HO. E7 GREAT VIEW Gulf fton! Can you believe a two bedroom, two bain Gull GREAT PRICE S129 000 Iront second floor coneto wllh 2 enekwfcd pwche3 GREAT RENTALS Call Polly Seeiy lor $189,000? Pool, tennis, and iaunary facilities Stoneberg Broker Salesm""! To< phjs exlra storage. Jus) movo in or take advan lage of good fe-nal Income. One site manege me,it; Can Rosalie "npson.REAlJDfl-Assocfaie REAL ESTATE SALES THE DUNES SALES CENTER VACATION RENTALS 1509 PetMnUe Way VIP REALTYr(Gk0UP, INC. W«c4 CuiM IT. C«0/.W«jn lor oor Vptu Noun.'