Volume 24, No. 4 Tuesday, January 24,1984 Two sections, 25 cents
Three generations keep running in the family 1 - •HMiiiiwLiiuiu : > -J- - H Son^ grafidaughter keep pace with Sanibel octogenarian By Scott MaiteU Now that he hna slowed down Even al a shade under ft3-ycars- just a bit. Danlell has retired to a , otd. ianlhel s Warm Dontell ' Ilfeontherun —llteralty. • bellevw in the moilo "keep on Running every other day, he trucking." IOCB about 15 milt* a week along As a college student Daniel! SacIbcTebikepalfas: began "trucking" by walking 86 But be doesn't just run. He miles In one day - a record be .races. In his »ge "class,' BMW, believes be itdl htods. As the Dan leH ranks third to the entire years progressed, cross oountry nation in 10-kilometer com- ixHng became bis means of •cmtjnupd pagp 14A
Left, 83yeitroM Aarreo father Wanvn Jr »arn up PanieU crone* the A>W line b*fu« the rare Pioto« *>y Mark Saturday. Above. DanMI center Johnson bts grandaughtAr, Beth and be County will decide on renourishment tax City takes stand By Scott ;
ALL PROCEEDS FOR THE BENEHT OF THE UONS CHARITIES. 1984. *tttt ISLANDER TUMda7.Jmug7M.HM
Decisions, decisions Magazine subscriptions need careful consideration By BUI Read the question or whether to renew our subscription to Besides. 1 find Playboy's crudely hedonistic Desr Subscriber... the New Republic which has a lonf! and well earned "philosophy" offensive. I don't consider my«tf a The holidays are over, It Is not really tax time yet, reputation as a liberal Journal of opinion. prude, but I consider the magazine corrupt and and t lack to resolve even to make New Year's As a "bleeding heart," albeit one whose blood eomjpting. That, of course, la merely • pernonal resolutions, let alone keep them. opinion, obviously not ahared by Playboy'* millions (or publication. aromatic to stay on, we found a see which we like best seems to coagulate better as 1 grow older, you would Dear Sin: Outside, It Is too cold to go nwtmmtng or sit on our think this still would be the magazine for me. of subscribers. "ticket" on our car. Enclosed you will rind a check tor Another, more wholesome category where the I am not a letter writer, but I feel a Not wishing to upset my wife any the Incredible amount of 135. Even patio counting the herons and egrets across the The New Republic Is a very good publication, with more than necessary, 1 brought her cities with clearly defined parting canal. Nor Is it warm enough to check on alligator informative articles and thoughtful reviews. The text is seldom react IB what I call the "geewteix" compulsion to write this. On Krtdty natural history magazine. We usually take one of the 13th, my wife and I were visiting home and returned to the Sanlbel areas don't even approach this trlcnds who irequcnt our manmade waterway but trouble is that, with my views moderating n» I Beachgoer suggests Police Department today alone. amount. whom we never, never feed, Even the weeds seem to become older, It has become too one-Bided for my them — either the Nation*! Georgraphic, The the beaches on Sanlbel Ulaad- We bad be hibernating, Thus, I find myself with time on my taste, especially in its mostly uncritical support ol Smithsonian or Natural History. The last-mentioned teen to the UghUwufte, Blind Paw and The officer who wrote the ticket very In closing I would like lo say 1 have hands. Israel. 1 happen to subscribe to Henry Kissinger's is especially noteworthy for the excellent article* on dearer signs Bowman's Beach. At each ot these ktodiy returned to the parking lot with learned more about Southwest Florida dictum that the United States should defend Israel's evctutton by Stephen Jay Gould. places parking seemed very beUnr me to show me I wai between signs, In general and Sanibel ta particular Fortunately t do have one chore 1 need to do, and skelter and "put tt awywbere you but toe one thai was supposed to be on that is deciding which magazine* lo renew or (or right to exist but not Its conquests. ,- Ttji* Kind of periodical tends to pUc up until you thun 1 ever wanted to know. can." ray left was not there. He said he was RegretaUy, which to start subscriptions. Don't laugh. This Is Thus 1 have pretty much decided to live without have a year's worth, at which time you bundle them regarding parking scrvr, people destroy the signs, etc., serious business. My decisions might help deter- Then we went to Gulf&ttfe City Park, thme Neneww. tiepuouRepublicc UIJthiSs year yean: i1 ccruum certainlyy tdon't mind where we saw two slgas on the left that aodbe was Just dolnghis Job, mine which magazines you will be able to read In - I can use that Ft. Myers, Fla Dr. Halabis' waiting room. Ours are especially saving the $45 subscription price. I car "Another, more wholesome said "NO PARKING BETWEEN 1 have always been (old a policeman money to pay for introductory offers to thtl e Atlantic SIGNS." There being no place else to U a public servant, and his "Job" is to P.S. A simple Bigo that says " NO desirable because oftentimes they reach the doc- . i the comeback trail. 1 tor's office in the same pristine state in which we and Harpers, two old-timers on the ccmeb category where the text is A copy of the following letter to the park, X narked well to the left d these assist the public, not narrass them, PARKING THIS SIDE* would have Another magazine. Esquire, seems to be well on two signs. When we returned from the received them. the road to recovery, although ll Is not the same seldom read is what I call mayor and police chief of Sanlbel and Since I have just retired, my wife saved me • greatfleal of money and to the Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of beach in about a quarter bour and 1 spent part ol last winter on the embarrassment. One thing is already decided. We will be finding exciting publication It was under the late Arnold because It was too cluttered and East coast and now we came here to out '•what's behind the news" from Time this year, Gingrich. the 'gee whiz' natural Commerce was given lo the Ifo'trodf* not Newsweek. We were lured Into this switch by a The new Esquire seems to be aimed al young men history magazine/' television ad that offered us a bargain if we entered ambitious enough to make It in Uie corporate a gift subscription In someone's name. On top of the corridors of power. After the magazine gets through Bird lover, shop owner criticizes housing of birds at Jerry's center reduced rate, we were also offered a free Time with advising Its readership on such matters as up for sale at the annual Library — this year the diary. So, picking out my favorite donee, I started a what cologne to wear, which IRA fund to Invest In, Lions' — fair. Right now, we are not subscribing to To The Editor Scott Martell ("Owner defends caged entails. I'm sure the general public developing we can bet he would do subscription in my wife's name. how to furnish a New York apartment, which wine Tbe Islander birds at Jerry's Center," Tbe Islander, enjoy* these birds completely exposed something about it. I and many others any of them. Gould's output in any event eventually know there Is a problem. Perhaps one We have received our gift diary, but Sally doesn't or variety of bottled water to drink — none of which is collected In paperback, a format I prefer. One wonders In an age of Dec. 28,1943} shows Just bow ignorant In their cages, not thinking about the want it and 1 can't figure out what to do with it. SI III, Is of any particular relevance to my case, there Is enlightenment such as ours how some people in the world of birds can birds' well being. Given the same day he, too, will become convinced. We usually take a couple of food and/or shelter be. conditions that these birds are boused For the birds' sake one hopes it won't precious llitlc space left for Latter-day Hemingways, magazines, currently Boa Appetlt and Better people wtto set themselves up as ex- Fitzgeralds or Falkners. perts on wildlife and wildlife In the case of Mr, (Dick) Muench Its in, I am sure they soon would do be too late. Homes and Gardens. I don't usually look at these, preservation can in reality be so something about it. "...I think I like Time's format and Anyway, I have u paperback containing the but my wife enjoys them. The main thing Is to find twice fold: because of all people he In closing let me leave Mr. Muench "best" of DO years of Esquire's fiction In which I can misinformed. (Ref: Housing of Birds should Knew better, The fact that he Birds do thrive m the rain — but not with this question — where are the two ones that don't have too many casserole recipes at Jerry's Shopping Center, Tne was appointed the Southeast United blue and gold macaws that were part print better, and it feels just as find the original Hemingway, Fitzgerald and your spouse might be templed to try. at 29 degrees and wttb 20-ntph wind Faulkner, plus a lot of other estimable writers. I Islander, Dec 28,1983.) States vice president for the American and no choice left to thcra a. to where of the original display? smooth thumbing through One truly outstanding publication is the New York Federation of Aviculture leaves one to to go for protection. The roofs. If one Gene Liocander think I'll pass up Esquire, even though Its cheap Review of Books. It is pretty heavy going, but It has The article by George Campbell was as Newsweek does." Introductory offer Is tempting. as well done as any I have had the wonder why Muench does not take the chooses to call them that,&rcmuch too House of Exotic Birds the virtue of keeping you au oouraot on the latest pleasure of reading in a long time. The advice of people who might be a little small to afford any protection; the Fort Myers, Ha. As for that other principal "magazine for men," In trends In scholarly research and writing. It has the information and illustrations were more expert in the field of housing wind shields are a waste of time; and Charter member. whose pages the nubility factor takes a quantum distinct advantage of reassuring you that you are birds exposed to the elements. there Is no protection tor their food leap, I never have subscribed to it. It's not that I right on the money and well resear- Octagon Wildlife Refuge, Punta I think I like Time's format and print better, and it not missing much by being so distanced from the ched. Hats off to Campbell ind Ann When people accept the respon- dishes during K rain storm. Gorda.Fla. fpels Just as smooth thumbing through as Newsweek mind looking at the girls, it's )usl that that much groves of Academe as we are on sanibel. Wlnterbotham. does. exposure, to indecent exposure can be a trifle sibility of caging birds they also ac- Mr. Muench says In hb statement if My greatest soul-scarchlng has been given over lo overpowering. ... • continued page 25A On the other hand the article by cept —• or should accept — all that It he saw there was any kind of problem
ticularly when more pleasant ways or drive gala broader coverage by Resident applauds option* are open to us. United Way chairmen publishing articles and coupon* This fianlbvl to a unique community of meaningful support was greatly ap- council repeal of - ' biteiligent and successful people who thank contributors preciated. • came nere to live a quiet and happy If perchance we missed you during meksleuca designation life. They are cooperative and law the fall, contributions can still be sent Cruises abiding. Most have come here to avoid Dear Islanders, to: United Way ol Lee County, P.O. A copy of the following letter to the bureaucratic life experienced in We want to thank you tor your Box 1573, Fort Myers, FL 33902. Your Mayor Fred Valtln was given to The other areas. They bate to be pushed support of the 1383 United Way checks will be credited toward the Islander for publication. around. campaign. Sanlbel contributions Sanibel goal. Cruises Dear Mr. Mayor: I feel certain that the control of any totaled $21,800, just short of the $25,000 Our Involvement in this year's The council is to be commended potential over-burden of the melaleuca goal. However, the county exceeded campaign has been gratifying. upon their action taken Jan. 3, 1984, can be accomplished by volunteer the 3725,000 target by SIO.QQO! Therefore, we have made the com- EDITOR: Cindy Chairoerj regarding the resolution pertaining to action much more quickly, less ex- Special thanks go to Gordon Kiddoo mitment to head up the 1954 United Cruises ADVERTISING-BUSINESS MANAGER: Peter Cloud the melaleuca tree. In the past 25 pensively, and above all, with less for his assistance in contacting Way campaign. FHOTCGRAFHY EDITOR: Mark Johmoo years I have witnessed several very irritation than by bureaucratic action. residents. Behind the scenes help also Sincerely, Cruises _^_ REPORTERS: Barbara Brundag?. Scott Msrtell, Julie devisive Issues split our community E. G- Konrad came from the offices of Sanlbel Doris Frey Nlirdenluer, Mike Fucry, Maggie Creenberg. George into two hostile camps. We do not need Sanibel Homes and Song of the Sea. and Pat Slater Cruises Campbell any more such arguments, par- The Island newspapers helped the Co-chairmen, Sanlbel United Way ADVERTISING SALES: Paula Acosta OFFICE MANAGER: Belinda York GRAPHICS DESIGN, PRODUCTION: Julie Nledenluer, RrendaSchwirU. KaUiyJahn • to our air-conditioned home. We refuse DISTRIBUTION: Bill Estcp do not lilu to be told what they may do because of tlw effect on my wife and Melaleuca 'flap' with their property, but with this me and then applied stump killer to no to do this because It should not be PEOPLE WE CANT DO WITHOUT: Paul Howe, RcUj effect, as the stumps continued to necessary. Valentine's Day Manning. Bill llcati. Terry Walton, Ann Winterbotham freedom must go responsibility — in concerns this case, responsibility to their neigh* sprout. It does appear that ft is now time for LAST CALL bor's health and welfare. I then employed Jimmie Cipriani to this aggressive minority to recognize Party Fun for The continuing flop regarding the remove the stumps and to furnish the facts of community life on Sanibel. 10-year resident melaleuca and Its effect on the Island enough top soil to fill the hollows. He William Klmball Everyone! as a whole is simply outrageous. When did this very efficiently. Sanibel Now I am told that because a Entertaining is always easy, quick and fm I moved to my present home in the for final bargains To The Editor winter of .1973-74, there was a solid line minority of property owners insist wiih Hallmark partywnrn.'Our store hits e upon retaining their "noxious trees" tUiiig you'll need for OTIV Hizu culnbrfiti^JM. The Islander of this "noxious weed" along my «ast of the winter I realize that the American people line. I had them cut down to stump size my wife and 1 must confine ourselves season!
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the council. "I realize tbU Is not a fun decision for easier to deal with," you, but I would be less of a good daddy and husband But after listening to Goss' presentation that if I was not here trying to defend my private Valtln called "brilliant in its breadth and scope," Goss argues for fence, property rights." ValUn concluded It would be roore unfair "because Ooss argued that the state's original Intent when it of his high profile not to approve Mr. Go**1 request established what ts now called the Coaital Control that we would grant to Mr. Smith." former colleagues Une was to prevent large buildings from being Valtln wild the situation ihowwl there Is a need for erected too close to the high tide tine. a tenon ordinance mafctnij it perfectly clear what ut "It was not intended that sand dunes should only allowed. . say okay be looked at and not be used at all," GOSB said. Planning Ocramlinoner Lennart Lorensoa in- Reasonable use of privately owned land on the formed the council that such an ordinance Is under Porter Goss appeared before the City Council last sand dunes is provided for In Sanlbd '& land van plan consideration by the Planning Commission. Tuesday to plead his own case — and he won. by relief through the specific amendment route, "But In the current draft fences are forbidden Four of Goss' former colleagues voted to allow the Goss said. forward of the CCSL," Lorenson said. former Sanlbel mayor and now-Lee County com- He maintained the dunes would not be harmed by Goss said he thought the only real Issue was mtssioner to Install a 320-foot-long green vinyl use as a dog run and added the unobtrusive fence 140 whether fences are an appropriate dog control covered fence In front of his gulf front home. The feet from the mean high tide line would be barely measure. fence will be parrallel to the sandy beach and so feet visible to beach users. •'--'- Councilman Mike Klein had visited the site and forward of the Coast al Construction Setback Line. "It is of public benefit to approve this application said the fence would not nave much impact, visual Only Councilman Louise Johnson held firm to the so that the public can us* the soft sand beach or otherwise. city's policy not to allow any structures seaward of without further nuisance from my do*{s," he added. "What are we trying to prevent?" he asked. "We this line. She was the only dissenter In the 4-1 vote to But Johnson was adamant in her belief that no have granted relief from setbacks a couple of times approve the specific amendment required. exception should be made to the city's policy to keep in the past." The Comprehensive Land Use Plan classifies the dunes Inviolate. KIcin'a motion to approve the fence Installation fences as structures. "I sympathize with your family's problem and am included the conditions that tt should be chalnllnk, The other four councllmen were awayed by Goss' personally fond or Rogo (Goss' huge black covered with green vinyl, no more than six feet high, argument that a fenced-ln enclosure at this location Labrador),"Johnson told Goss. "But 1 see the and that an entry to the beach for wildlife be Is the only solution to the problem of controlling the coastal construction line issue as one that is Im- provided and that no wheeled vehicles lie allowed family's two large dogs that are considered portant to the city's welfare. We have used that as a Inside the enclosure. nuisances by his neighbors. benchmark." Goss promised that If he could miraculously find Using any other spot would mean he would have to Mayor Kred ValUn, a longtime friend of Goss, another solution to the problem be would not con- remove large areas of native vegetation on his viewed the problem differently. struct the fence and If It proves not workable after It three-acre estate thai has been carefully nurtured "For some people it might look like an exception . Is installed he will remove It. through the years. la being made because it's Porter Goss," Valtln "There is really no other alternative," Goss told mused. "IIf your name was Smitacniuh I might find it Research shows portion of Wulfert Road is public CitCltyv Attorney David La Croix about 250 feet from the water's edceedge,. vearwy . It is primarily used as a attorney are notified of the city's in- confirmed last week that the public the final Judgment placed that land in driveway by one owner, who has tention. Sfyou like tMs bird's eye vi portion of Wultert Road ends Z5Q feet private ownership. posted signs Indicating It is a private A request ih»t the road be opened to short of the waters of Pine Island A metal gate across the road 800 feet road. the public prompted Price to deter- Sound. from the sound obstructs a valid public But the public has the right to use mine Its true status. our Sales Office, La Crotx based his opinion oti a final right-of-way. La Croix said last weefe. the road to within 250 feet or the Sanlbel resident George Campbell judgment In the 1969 lawsuit Mitchell water's edge. Ls Croix assured the complained that when he walked down r Litigation might be necessary for you see if up dose. s. Lee County. the city to require the abutting council. the road to reach a nature site a man You Ve seen our soaring jonaihan Harbour seagull. Bui now we have . 1ft 1919, in response to a citizens' property owner to remove the gate, If the city wishes to restrict the use wtth a shotgun threatened him and even more exciting: news Spr you: the seagull has landed. At our beautiful petition, the County Commission which prevents public use of the to pedestrians and bicyclists and told he was trespassing on private property. Sales Office on McGrn»6r Boulevard, just east of the Sanibel Causeway. declared the road from Wulfert dock to section of Wulfert Road beyond the prohibit other vehicular travel, as 1lK*re,ytiuineam;iiriu^utj\matli3nHarb(Jur.A!xRit beautiful contem- . the main road (Sanibel-Captfva Road) Henderson Road Intersection, La Assistant City Manager Gary Price La Croix recommended that all was public. Croix said. has suggested, the council can pass a property owners in the area be advised porary tuwnhomes. The deep-water boat slips, with easy access to the • Thirteen years ago the court Such litigation, he suggested, also resolution delegating that authority to that th« city considers the road public. Gulf and the Intercoaslal Waterway. The private recreation facilities. And declared the 1919 commission action could Judicially establish the public the city manager. the 24-hour controlled access to the island upon which Jonathan 1 larbour Any threats or attacks on any per- is situated. • . did not extend to the waters of Pine status of the road and its width to La Croix prepared such a resolution sons using the right-of-way will be 1 Island Sound. avoid further arguments. for last week's meeting, but the treated as all assaults and batteries if A wry limited number are being built—anil time is on the wing. So After the county filed a disclaimer of The section of the road has not been council agreed at that time to defer they are reported to authorities, La Gull of Mexico visit our Salts Cenier soon. It's practically around Ihe corner trotn you. any interest in land north of a line used by the general public for several action until the property owner and his Croix added. As the pull (lies. Council confident city manager can find funds for drainage work Even though no money Is budgeted pipe will be laid in the ditch and delayed until the next fiscal year, large culverts at the Dixie Beach for the project, the City Council last covered. Assistant City Manager Gary when the money could be budgeted. Boulevard-Albatross Road In- wet* authorized expenditure of W.457 Price said. With two small catch But Mayor Fred Valtln and Coun- tersection. to correct a drainage problem along basins the water will drain Into a tidal cilman Mike Klein said the situation The council was confident Murphy the southern end of Dixie Beach area hidden from view, he explained. was a neighborhood problem that has could "find the money somewhere" to Boulevard. The S6.782 total cost of the project existed and that the city has been fund the construction. Residents of the neighborhood, will be reduced by 12,225 because the aware of for some time. Tln-y Councilman Louise Johnson's plagued for more than a year by tidal Public Works Department has agreed recommended the solution be given a motion to proceed with the project and water standing in a moat-like ditch In to donate labor and materials already high priority and said the project aim for completion before the start of front of their homes, applauded the on hand. should be undertaken immediately. the rainy season passed unanimously. council's action. City Manager Bemie Murphy The Influx of tidal water began after Approximately 248 feet of concrete recommended that the project be Mariner Properties, Inc., Installed two Applicants sought for Below Market Rate Housing Committee Five Sanibel residents are being no more than one councilman should member Kate Gooderham no longer "There Is really no urgency," Valtln sought to fill vacancies on the Below be permitted on any of the city's resides on Sanlbel. stressed, because the committee will Market Rate Housing Committee. The standing committees. Bailey at first objected to requiring not be needed until the CHR bousing vacancies were created when the City Counctimen Francis Bailey and Sanibel residency as a Qualification. foundation Is activated. Council changed the composition of Louise Johnson, then-members of the "What is your definition of a Other appointments toj stanoUng the group to include one member of the BMRH Committee, offered to step resident?" he Inquired, adding that to committees made by the council last council and up to six Sanlbel residents. down, leaving committee chairman him it to a registered voter. week include Elliott Gelberg, an The council unanimously approved a Mayor Fred ValUn the only council But the majority of the council Island CPA, to the Board of Ad- resolution making the change official representative. preferred to leave residency as a justments and Appeals to replace last Tuesday. Ben Fuller, currently a committee primary qualification. _ . Claire Walters, who declined to serve The original resolution establishing member. Is willing to continue, ValUn None of the council was prepared to again; and Larry Tretrault, a general the Below Market Rate Housing told the council. make appointments at last week's Committee called for two members of contractor, reappolnted for ai-oiner 17941 McGregor Boulevard. S-W.Just east ol the Sanlbel Causeway. Committee member Emily session. Valtln suggested that alt term on the same board. - R.Myers,riL33908,8t3-489-H22. council to serve along with an un- BarefleM, recently appointed to the council members come to the Feb. 7 Councilman Mike Klein informed specified number of private citizens. Lee County Zoning Board, has asked to meeting with names ol candidates mtf^ 9AM to 5r^ Saturday^ Last month the council agreed that be excused, and the remaining willing to serve. continued page 26A , Sales byJohnNaumannfi Associates, Inc., Realtors. MUNICIPAL RECORDS MUNICIPAL RECORDS Melaleuca label removed / council reaffirms voluntary eradication The Oly CouncU l«Bt Tvwsday resolution realflrmlmJ ta poaStwn Uiel pusHbUityol a refcrenaunj and teaves IKI Crotx said that now wlUsxji tho Despite setback shortfall, council okays Thai restaurant rttnoved the "noxious" Ufce) trpnt tbc the melalcocu is "undeslrtolc" and, otwn Its option to Institute a man- property owners" cct»R9l the «aiy x^y , meUleuca qtdnqucoervU, chetisbed endorsing the city'* voluntary c>a!ory removal program at a Ul*r the city can order ttw rcmovAl ol IslJiitfcrK mitUit be able to enjoy property Jronts Periwinkle. Department, including the dwlicatioo • Councilman Louise Johnsen was lor yean by nuny Islanders as a program for removal of the trees date. La Crolx said. meldcucss 1$ lo otHain s "seBstm and i Thai (OCKI .tome time In the future. The council ulso said the Boon? of a tvrainagt* casement to tiic Sanity RKCUTCI! that planning cominlealwers landscape plant. during the next ftv e yean beizurc order" Irom the eourW. Law TuoKday afcer monihs of delay could continue for up to one year Klvor ut the rear of the property. The wlB determine details of the drainage HUi Patrtc, newly hlrvd as the city's tin- City Ccuncil approved James and storing their Inventory of shells under casement will help solve Ihe Hooding retention area when the lioona Apply By a 3-2 vote the council repealed a City Attorney David La Crotx wu noxious plant contra! officer, will run "t can't see a* cjty going Jo such | Sw;urin Boons' request for a specific the piling structure on Periwinkle problem on Periwinkle Way. for1 » development permit for the resolution that added the melaleuca to directed to draft the resolution and the voluntary program. Several Iwiglhij," C'atk Newttomtie com- amendment to permit them to convert Way. The shells are bald in th« Boons' restaurant. the list of plants experts censtder bring it hack for action at tbe Feb. 7 rakfents t.cvf already rxprrasn] »a racnieO. But Mayor Fred Valtln warned Boon hazardous to the boaltli cf Saoibel council meeting. interest In liftvlnR the city remove their home on Periwinkle Way into ;i Palm Kidgc Hoad sflcii ^Jwjr. Shell that there is no guarantee he will be Ryffel pointed out that the MiWreC i; Let's face it... Barrier Island Group for the Arts n J ouch OPEN NIGHTS presents Come in and 1983/84 see for yourself! Rcindom House Encyclopedia LYRIE IS IT LIVE... PRIG.'99.95 The Chicago Lyric Opera Ensemble OR IS IT NOW69.9S EVERYONE THE FINAL TOUCH? IB.BTED QUANTITY JERKY'S SHOPPING CENTER P.O. BOB 567, S*nlb«U FL M9»? 3 1021 Periu-inWe Way, SonUvl Isjand HMK 472-X447 CS! M^'I^U 472-9559 Petponini .». Lwknnk for To* Gtfl. Your IsUmd Shoppe for ALL Pet Supplies. 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January rt,wt 1 Bank presents $1,000 to rec center fund Chamber issues statement on hospitality association Sanlbel's recreation complex received i tlnand.it Sanibel-CopUva Chamber of Commerce splash in the bucket last week when Bank of the SxecuUve Director Waller Kile said last week Islands President Jim Hermes presented severs) businesses on th« Islands have been Recreation Director Dick Noon a S1.O00 check to approached by peopl« soliciting memberships help pay off the debt on the gyrr.nai.lum. in tne Hospitality Industry Association. When the S323.O00 complex thai Includes a peal These salespeople are asking members of the and gymnasium first got underway, the community lilamis business community who are tn the raised 1123,000 In donations. The city added $170,000, service Industry, i.e., restaurant and bate! and a tso.ooo loon ensured completion of the facility. personnel, retail salespersons, cab driven, With the Jl.000 from BOTI and other donations etc., to Join the H1A. Among the benefits from Islanders, the loan Is now down to $30,000. promised for members are discounts, free "We keep cbewlng away at It," Noon said. "We admissions and special privileges at various Computer provides secretarial services knew that raising this much would be tough, but establishments throughout the state. when you look back and see bow far we've come, It boggles you." The H1A membership application form Couple hopes new business will serve other Island businesses When the loan is paid off through donations and requests detailed information about the ap- the sale of the ISM Sanibel phone book, then e real plicant's employment history and job burden will be taken off Noon and many others' description. . A small business to help other businesses and private Individuals. believe. Jeannie'i new line of work. She can shoulders. "You might see me doing some cart- Although he could not speak for other businesses opened on Sanibcl last Those services Include all kinds of "One of the best things about the already type 8Q words a minute, wheels," Noon laughs. members ot the Sanlbcl-Captiva business but she believes the computer wilt BOTI President Jim ttennoi, left, presents * community, Kile said neither the Chamber of week. typing, including letters, contracts, computer in thai is very inex- Thoxe Islanders or visitors who would like to help Word Factor, a business theses, forms and manuals. pensive for customers to make enable her bit Uo words a minute. check for 11,000 to Recreation Director Dick Commerce Itself nor any of its Individual eliminate Ibe debt for the recreation center should employees planned to Join the association. ojxraltjd by Jeannle Plstilll, Pistilli's husband, Ed, manages dungea tn their copy," Jeannle Jennnle hai had * rtmilar Noon. Photo by Scott MarteU. cat) the complex, 472-0345. •<• moved into part of the space above Three Star and plans to use his says, The computer also otlcn business tn Fort Myers since the the Three Star grocery store lhat computer background to help In the electronic editing, spelling couple bought the computer last corrections and a large memory February. With Ed's tutetafis, (the the SanJbel Police Department new venture. saw that average glv« back approximately 17 our watchword — stick with what's already In place vacated last November The business' Word Star com- und is connected to a printer that quickly mastered toe computer can print 13 characters a iiecond. and handled a vast majority of Market analysis points. That's * trade we will make any time, par- and don't try to do the impossible and predict the PktUli will o»er •'out-of-office puter la the cornerstone of the new ticularly wben the New York Stock Exchange change of an established trend. business, both Ed and Jeannle Speed could be of the essence In projects, primarily medical secretarial services," to Island manuals. showed a big lump in Its advancing vs. declining Two pieces of economic news this past week were Experts say selectivity Issues the first week and only a very modest decline very positive for the bond market. The producer "The demand for our services In the second week. price index for December rose only .2 percent, was so much greater than we could So that takes care of the short term — we are in an putting 1983 at the smallest rate of growth In 20 handle in Fort Myers," E& said. remains crucial uptrend, the market got quite extended, and the past years. This, combined with Ed's new Job week represents a normal correction that improves which he started at Three Star In Retail sales for December were reported up only Courtesy of Mark Webb the chances that this leg will take us to D.J. 1300 and .1 percent, well below expectations and worthy of a October, stimulated the couple to to perhaps the 1330 area. move the secretarial service to InvenUwnt broker high degree of doubt. Market action says own stocks Sanlbel. ACEdwutta And Sons, Inc. But much more Important, does the recent market selectively and be cautious. We are listening to the "Give a little, take a little" is acceptable tn most action change the longer term outlook? market. "Here we can concentrate on business transactions. But "give a little, take a lot" In our opinion, no. Unfortunately, the market quality instead of quantity," usually is too good to ask for. defies one easy title like "bull" or "bear." Instead, Market analyst Al Goldman based bis column on Jeonnie says. "Sanibel Is UK* a However, that is what has been going on In the the past seven months have been selectively bullish market conditions of Tuesday, Jan. 17. If you have small town, and this, sttould be a Block market since the start of the New Year, and for some stocks and selectively bearish for others. questions or comments on the above article contact new and unique business here. And that Is why the market's pullback UiLx past week That loaves us with a tricky, difficult en- Mark Webb In care of tats paper, P.O. Box SO, we can be more, flexible as far as didn't bother us at all. vlronment, but It has been in place for a long time Sanibel 33957, or call Webb at A.G. Edwards in Port subject matter." The first week of the year saw an advance of some and we should asssumc it will stay that way. My«re, 334-3505. And because of more than two 35 points by the DOW Industrial. The second week Of course, the advice we have Just expressed is years of research Into the com- puter field, Ed has been Inspired to set up his own small business, Marketech, which to a consulting flim on how to art up a small business using computers. "People can overbuy so easily in • ESTATE the computer field," be stresses. Jeannle Pl&tlUl, left, and her 1 LIONS WOOD SIGN f husband, Ed. Photo by Murk » INCOME Johnson. f SALE : g & at the' SS • TAX First Independence Bank names Sanibel Realty obtains exclusive € Sanibel Arts & Crafts Fair jg S; February 3 & 4 •: PLANNING SEMINAR management for new Sanibel office sales rights for Fort Myers concJos Our Invastment ideas address the need lor higher Income, guard against inflation, making maximum use ot captlat manager for the First ^ ADVANCE ORDER V~ Alfred Rocpstorfr, graduate of the sales representatives of cupancy is scheduled losses or gains, and tax savings. chairman and president Independence Bank Graduate School of Town and River Con- for early April. of First Independence planned for Sanibcl. Banking at the dominiums in Fort The development will CUSTOMER'S NAME_ Date: Tuesday. Jan. 31 Bank, last week an- The new branch of (tee University of Wisconsin Myers. The an- consist of ?\ waterfront Time: 1O:OO AM unced the ap- will be in the Three Star and the American In- nouncement was made units, each with two ADDRESS pointment of Jack grocery complex at 2245 stitute of Bunking at Location: Sanibel Public Library last week by Bert Jenks, .bedrooms and two CITY Milner Jr. as vice Palm Ridge Road. Indiana University. He president of Sanibel baths. The waterway 719 Palm Ridge Rood president and branch Milner has 23 years of and his wife, Millie, live Realty. leads to the river and STATE manager and Jeanne banking experience on Fort Myers Beach. the gulf. Speaker. Mark Webb, Investment Broker, of A.G. Edwards Pauley as assistance The condominiums at with the Union Bank and Pauley comes to First Cypress Lakes Drive Wallace Larson has PHONE NO. ( & Sons. Inc.. Sanibel Resident vice president and Trust Company In Independence Bank assistant branch and McGregor been appointed projects Kokomo, Ind. He is a from the First Bank of Boulevard in Fort sales manager for the Marco Island, N.A., SIGN INFORMATION Sanibel Really, Inc., Myers are under con- . development. Marco Island, Fla. Her struction, and oc- (NOCHARGEFOR PUNCTUATION) banking experience •will be the exclusive Includes 10 years at the Cost: Sl.OOper letter on 4" wide Redwood First Bank of Marco Island and three years Electric co-op representative honored $1.10 per letter on 6" wide Redwood with the National Bank Sanibel resident Joe CooperatM The training courses of Collier County. Feeney, the Islands' Association. emphasize the legal, =C SIZE OF BOARD (please chuck): •»" Q6" representative on the NRECA certification financial and functional ADMISSION TO THE SEMINAR IS FREE Pauley has completed Lee County Electric retires completion of a responsibilities of board various courses with the Cooperative Board of series of courses aimed members us policy g SIGNLETTERS.__ ___ American Institute of Trustees, has received at developing and makers. Banking and has been board member cer- D 1 am unoblo to attend but would like you *o send me additional active In local civic refining policy-making Feeney wast elected to tification from the skills for elected the cooperative's Board organizations. National Rural Electric Jack Milner Jr. management personnel. of Trustees In 1982. NO. OFLETTEBS_ _ COST_ Dunn joins South Seas Plantation as vice president CUSTOMER'S Address. Hazel Amon SIGNATURE of rooms City __ _Stote Bp_ Carl Dunn is the new slbilitlcs will include hotel operations In joins PMR vice president of rooms overseeing charge of all room MAlLwrtHCHECKTO: SANIBEL-CAPTIVA LIONS al South Seas Plantation housekeeping, main- functions since 1981. Prtscllla Murphy on Cnptiva. The an- tenance and front office Before that he wa; Realty, Inc., of Sanibel, P.O. BOX 391 nouncement was made operations and owner director of front office CapUva and Fort Myers SANIBEL. FL 33957 Return Coupon to: A.G. Edwards &. Son. ire last week by Austin relations. He comes to operations at the' In- last week announced the South Seas from the nlsbrook Resort In appointment of Sanib&i 2164 W. First St.. Ft. Mveis. FL 339O1 Mott 111, the resort's or phone: Mark Webb at 3M-3SO5 executive vice pirsident Tamarron Resort In Tarpon Springs, Fla,, resident Hazel Amon as and general manager. Durango, Colo., where for 10 years. Realtor-Associate at ttte Dimn p-s—nrstrom- -he was vice president of Captive tales office. morattE, Jsn. 15. Each of U* chairs A Sanlbel man m arrested tor andthe t«Me was Inscribed with tne obstruction of Justice after tie refused Four Missouri women reported their TtelSLAMDEB room at the Rsmada Inn was broken condo name. Value of the furniture to cooperate with police who was placed at CM. .questiotwd him at the request of tbe Into between 4 and 5:10 p m. Saturday. mail's mother Friday evening, Jan. 13. Jan 14 A watch and «« cash was A 10-speed bicycle valued at COO reported missing. Police found no By Scott Mattel! Hsrry Frederick Jordan, 27, of 398 wai reported missing from a bike rack Old Trail Road, consistently In- signs of forced entry. at Mariner Point condom.nlums OUT AND ABOUT terrupted toe officer who was Sunday afternoon. Jan. IS. The questtonlnK him end refused to turn While on routine patrol Sunday stainless steel blcycU had black forks, Photos by Mark Jqhnson over any Identification. After several morning Jan. IS. police found the racing handle, bars and a Sears attempts to get Jordan's cooperation mallboijt CROW headquarters on speedometer. failed, the officer arrested him and Sanlbel-CapUva Road had been pulled took him to the LeeCounly Jail. oil Its post and then run over and A Fort Myers man reported a gym Further Investigation revealed flattened. bag containing racquetball shoes KORESHAN Jordan was wanted by VS. Army Another mailbox oil Saiubel-Capllva and racquet, eyeglawes and other officials for eloping from Lraven- Road was struck several times with a miscellaneous Items was taken from worth. large object Sunday morning. Jan. 15. his unlocked car while It was parked at and an employee' of the French a friend's house on Bird Lane between A night desk employee at the Sundial Ouartcr restaurant on Tarpon Ba> l and2 p.m. Monday, Jan. 16. Value of STATE PARK reported her puree was stolen from a Road said the mailbox there was the bag and Its contents was placed at chair in the office behind the front vandalized the same morning. S300. desk between 1 and 2:30 a.m. Satur- ' :•;•-• • day, Jan. 14. The purse contained Four chairs and one table were, All Information In the following several credit cards and sunglasses. reported stolen from the pool »rea at icpmts was taken directly Crom Value of the purse and Its contents was Donix Village condominiums Sunday Sanfb«lPolkeDcc»rtnx&rrda. . estimated from 320 to sso. - Upper Captiva forms fire department from page M The Reeds remember battling a blaze back In 1977 Egan's second major point to the islanders cm Uils weekend on Upper capuva. before the island had any kind of fire protection. pha&lzed tl« nature of a volunteer fire department. Roper added tils own Its', of tough requirements to UghUilng sparked a grass fire between the Paul "It's not luct a job you walk Into. The smoke Is be a fireman. Including 40 hours of classroom in- Wlnslow and the Phil McKenxle homes, threatening bad. There's a lot of exertion. You have to be in struction after which candidates must pass a both homes. great physical shape," he said. statewide test. ' "There weren't very many of us on the island, and "I retired because It's a young man'* job," £gan Nevertheless, many Upper Captlvans remain we didn't have any equipment to speak of. So we The state of Florida operates this 306- fishing and castnettlng also arc of- added. "Before running out end joining up, consider dauntless. Creagh thinks more than 20 people will formed a bucket brigade," Thelma remembered. acre park that ©Hers several allcr- fered al Koreshan. The park has 60 your heart and lungs. It's nice to be enthusiastic and attend the class Saturday. "We were lucky that we were close to a canal for MtlvcV (or day visitors Best Is a camping sites that cost $9.45 a night have volunteer spirit, but you don't want ta kill "And half of them will be from my family," water. Then the fire jumped up into the palm trees. fascinating guided, lour of a 50-acre with electricity and S7.35 without. yourself." Creagh jokes. This includes his wife, Glessle, and Judge Rose got out his garden hose, and it had Just religious commune that is being Special arrangements can be made - Lt. Roper with the Southwest Florida Regional tils daughter-in-law, Jeanne, enough pressure to reach the (Ire," she added. restored back to Its eolden years, 19 Trip highlights-. • include advocating celibacy, com- The guided historical tour Is special munal living and communal owner- and unique. The 50-acre commune Is o c of only 33 Etate-run historical sites A SHOP FOR THE DISCRIMINATING ISLANDER NEW! In Florida. And Kotrahan, which. Is wind through the commune =.. presently undergoing a burst of croup's inclination lo nature study. SHELL PRINTS restoration. Is the only park that Is a The park is a mishmash ol exotic and color of buildints.. natural vegetation, from ''ear" trees \ Scotchgarded Drapery and Upholstery Fabrics Koreshan is like a small lown. with big seeds that actually looK «)« says Copt. Dale Noble of the Florida ears dangling from branches, to big Department of Natural Resources, bamboo, camphor, sausage, carob, Dlvison of Recreation and Purlsv Banyan rubber and slash pine trees. which runs the park. Noble compares After a tour through the grounds. Its the Koreshon commune to the better no wonder Ihe park rangers coll this known Shaker commune In Maine. area the "gardens". A trip through the commune, which And as an early settlement tn south- back In the early 1800's was Lee west Florida, the group had to be self- County's larcesl population center. Is sufficient in product as well as culture AND THE PARTICULAR VISITOR a study In history, religious Hence, much o( the vegetation served 233O Mm Ridge Race . Sartbel Hand FtonOa 33957 . C813)«2-W6 philosophy, nature and self- a purpose. The seeds of the ear tree stiff 1c Icsicy were used as a hardening agent; the Visitors will sense Ihc past in the old big bamboo was cut to make glasses slash pine buildings with their high and cups; and the carob was used (or ceilings, glass windows and antique SanibeFs only 18 hole golf course offers rURanS Jim Allen will relate the ^And "prominently displayed In the you the enjoyment of the "mild'* 9 and the fascinating history ol the commune, beautiful wood buildings are a variety from the migration of Mld-Westcrncrs of band Instruments, paintings, books challenge of the "wild" 9. to Cyrus Reed Teed's "New and magazines - all remnants from Jerusalem" to the community's use or the Koreshan past. As the 1983-84 membership year marks the tran- the Estero River as its only hi ghway. , Just how unique and self-sufficient Allen also raises visitors' eyebrows were the Koreshans? Allen picks up a sition of the Dunes from a public facility to a semi-private with the logic behind the Koreshan's thin piece orfbamboo and says how club, don't miss your opportunity to astronomical theories. they could niake an 80-pound test become a charter member of the At one time the Koreshan Talth of- archery Iraw from the ullra reed. fered a $50 ooo reward to any who Later he adds the ratio of women to finest club on the Islands. could disprove their belief that space men at Ihe commune was three-tn-one. designs, designs was likT an apple, with the earth Yet there Is not one hint ol sexual spread out on the Inside of the («el and misconduct mentioned fn Koreshan and Improve Your Game At Our New the moon, stars and sun on the inside minutes or the newspaper, he says — AQUA DRIVING RANGE of the core. That reward was never perhaps a sign lhat the vows of more designs ' picked up celibacy worked at Koreshan. Join the Fun at the Dunes OtherintercstingKoreshanconcepts SANIBEL HOMES is committed to helping you Trip lowlights: find the "jus* right" home for your island It would be nice to explore the com- and perhaps It is better that it stays needs. Therefore, we invite you to discuss your mune by yourself and absorb the at- that way by being adequately special housing requirements with us. Our staff mosphjere alooe and at your own pace, protected — hence the tours.. But tills Is a precious historical site. can assist with customizing or custom de- signing. 1028 Sand Canlle Road Fof more information: Model hours Sombel. Florid* 33957 , ,. ^_^ GOLF AND TENNIS CLUB Mon.-Fri. 9 to 5 Write or phone Koreshan State Phone B13:«2-2881 'Wsand Castle Bd. Just off Bailey Bd. 472-3355 Historic Site, P.O. Box 7, Estero, FT. Weekends, Bjr Appoint!"'"' 3M28,orcall<8l3)99W»ll. Ttwday. Januiy a*. MM TUetUy, January M, 1W HM ISLANDER Running runs in the family from page i "Races give you tin incentive to do gtP ol the size of Urn race, well," he says. -Running also helps Dantnil Jiaa many racing.1 Ac- petition. Dr. Harry. keep the weight down," he laughs. compllahnwnU uoder tils belt. His 79- And, excuse the pun, serious Jogging "But Sam's preb3lriy the fastest, New at S3, he feels he Is limited to IB mtiuite tinu is the record la Mas 10- run:* In the family. Lasl Saturday and then there are our sister*," kilometer races or less - that's 8.2 kilometer tor men over 90. Anfi tor Use threw grnerations of Daniells raced Warren Jr. savs about the familv miles. In the recent Knight Classic, past three yean be has wmn A» through the five-kilometer course In sport. Daniel! ran for about 62 minutes to Massachusetts race for anyone cnti U«> Ibui For Ktds' Sake race In Fort No doubt about it. the entire family finish the race. CD. WE SELL LIFESTYLES Myers. seems to have Ixjrn wearing Nlkes. "1 came In last, but I wac the oldest What did b« think his praspecu were Joining Daniel! In the run for the Big The clttar X^ttnlcll's sons puilcd him by 15 yean," Danlell tays. And In Saturday's competition? Brother-Big Sister program were Into the fast Uae with thetr com- finishing right before him was a 10- "Well, maybe they'U all b« grade DanleU's eldest son. Warren Jr., 57, petition tn track and Detd events year-old girl. school kids," be Uugbed before race NOT JUST REAL ESTATE from Massachusetts, and his grand- during the years Dani«ll was an avid "I enjoy running. It makes you ft*) day, adding. "Dut most over seven caa daughter, Beth, 28, from Oregon. skier. good," Danlell says. "But I don't push usually beat me." Warren Jr. ran In college and now 'I skied in t&e winter, but In the myself to pain." Maybe. But let's wait and see how competes internationally In the World summer I would get soft," he says. He also like running In smaller races those youngsters are stm "trucking" Masters competition. Beth Is a novice, "Then I'd have to really struggle to get like Saturday's "Run for Kids Sakes" when they ve S3. • • enticed Into Uie sport this year by her back in shape again." run, where be was not overwhelmed On Saturday Warren Jr. ran 22:07; Homes galloping grandfather. So Danlell tried running on a scmi- by ot&cr nwDcrs. But when Warren Jr. Beth rtu> 32:<3; and Darnell nn 37:17. -Condominiums- And on the coffee table In prominent serlous basis. He never really com- retniD&j fctm. "But Dad, when there's "Thai was a little better than I display la DanielTs Sanlbel home is an peted until be retired as a professional more lutuvers, there's more cbancc hoped," Danlell said at the «nd at the article about the Redding, Calif., engineer with a paper company In someone wJU come In behind you I" course. . . _ • - CAPTIVA SHORES-Gulf to Bay Luxury "".unnlug Guru" — another DanJell, MainewnenhewasGS. Danlell laughs sod agrees. 1 IK he it ol both posslbk worlds, the Gull ol Mexico and PKw Wond ifA-nd. private beach, deep water doclusge, walking distance lu line n>brants and shopping. A superb, quality complex with 4 duplex units tniliootcfrom. ' Time bedrooms, wo and a hall baths dom $198,750 to $245,000 fur- We don't lay'em, but nished , . i If you want to... BEAUTIFUL GIFTS. CLOTHING, JEWELRY AND ART AT JANTHINA-West Gnlf Drive poach shirr try FANTASTIC BARGAIN PRICES Luxurious, beautifully landscaped complex, qardens, private carports, candle coddle boll board talk to beach, only st-wn owners, (rlwator, pool and tennis with pierce time scramble toi-rvxArea. •' GJH Irrsit, three bpdroom, two bath, ovvr 2 100 sq. ft of living area top square separate COtiSIGMtENr (OU7IQUE « Mt UdlXV us tluPy dccoraicd, degant....$400,000 furnished. corral slice beat... 'em I Saturday t II - 3j Sunday 10 -1 2nd floor, above Cafe O ONLY THE FINEST ANCHORS AWEIGH-Anchor Drive Large e««»l-f roat lot with direct access to San Canos Bay. Price r«dac«d to J59.5O0. Absolutely beautiful Island home located in Sanibel Harbours- •otfctag in mlMlwe* With a total living area of ov«r 5,000 oqnar* f«*t. whether you buy or build, it will be hard to match CAPTIVA-Laika Lane everything this super home has to offer. Some of the special features A lovely Island lot (50x110 approximate) tucked away In old Lalka Include: 32 foot cJock (ivtth power and water) on canal leading to the Bay Lane. A snort, lazy stroll to the beach, perfect (or your dream cottage. or Gulf,-14 X 28 ft. pool (screen enclosed with wood decking), cedar Ofleredet $55,550. cosing fireplace, beamed cedar ceilings, wet bar, 12 Hunter tans, lush carpeting, skylight, lavish landscaping, and much, much more. See this one of a kind dwdllng which truly sets a new standard for excellence. CAPTIVA BEACH-Wightman Lane Offered at $439,000. A stone's throw to beautiful Captiva Beach for your beach liouse without gulf-front costs. A v«y flood bay. Offered at $100,000. . Priseilla Murphy REALTY, INC. "The Real Investment'" THISTLE LODGE RESTAURANT * MalnOfllce-472-151SEE US FIRST1 • PEOPLE HA VE DEPENDED ONP.O US. Bo xSINCE 57 1955. Cauuway Office - 472-4121 Watch Channel 11 Cable-vision AND LOUNGE ATCASAYBELRESORT - Captiva Office - 472-5154 for Sneak Previews Sanibel Island Rental Divl.lon - 472-4113 Florida. 33957 IT. we're gettin bigger and Better Hours.. Remember those special hours during the holidays? There bade by popular demand! Now you can get all that banking service just when better! you need it most BAILEY'S BRANCH: MAIN OFFICE: DRW&1N: Monday-Thursday: Monday-Thursday: Monday-Thursday: 9-4 83CW 94 FrkSay: 9-6 Friday: 8-.3O6 Friday: 9« Saturday: 9-1 Bigger interest.. | ! , ...and for 24 hour banking use our BOTI24 machine at Baileys Grocery or priscllla Murphy center on capUva. and a bigger and better building, too... INTEREST ON If you haven't been in our main office lately stop 6 MONTH G-D.'S by ana see how our re •Annual yield is based on a continuing interest rate of 10.1%. Tnls rate cannot be guaranteed for mote than 6 months. Baovkof The MAIN Umus un rcu*iriKic nay BRANCH OFFICE: Bailey's Shopping Cenler 47MMMAtN 1OFFICE Opm Mon.-Thlus: 1699 Periwinkl. 9-4;e FriWa. y9- 6 471517BRANC3H Open Mon.-Thurs. W; Fri. 9-6; Sal. 9-1 Drive-in opes Mon.-Tfiun. 8:30-4; Fri. S-.304 Membe7173r FDIC— Member Fedenl Reserve Board BOTI 24 MACHINES: Baiky't Grocer? on Swibcl Priscllla Murpliy Center on Captiva AN EQUAL H0U5WC IBtOBi Tuesday, January 34, ISM 1%« ISLANDER The ISLANDER Taawtey. January a*, l • Obituaries < SUPER William Sylvio Casparis Harriet Hawkins Sanibdl's Renowned Pizza with the Crusty Curl Will Lira Sylvio Casparis of SamlK-l died at his Morrison and Stanhope Casparis. Sanibel residents learned last week of the death of SPECIAL Fresh Dough Daily" home Jan. 16, 1984. following a long illness. He was Memorial services was conducted at St. Michael long-time winter resident Harriet Hawkins of Ames, — Featuring — 6a. antt All Angels Episcopal Church on Sanibel Jan. 18, Iowa. Hawkins df }1 Oct. 3.1983 tn Ames. She was 73. He was born tn Rqua, Ohio, Nov. 12.13U In Louise I9B4, She and her husband, Lewis Hawkins, spend many CELEBRATION Orr and Will torn Sylvio Cflsports. lie was formally In Mcu of flowers the lamlly asks that con- winters at periwinkle Trailer Par*, where they had Starts Today .PIZZA president of Orr Felt and Blanket Company and tributions be made to the American Cancer Society many friends. Jumbo Slice, 13" Regular, 18" Large, lived In Plqua, Ohio (or many years before moving or the American Heart Association, . Hawkins graduated from Iowa State College with POLYNESIAN LUAU to California, lie moved to Sanibel eight years ago. £ bachelor's degree In «tpU«! science. After her Our "Islander SpeclcJ" with Everything Survivors include hts wife, Eileen Earl Casparis; marmge tn 1937 she moved to Antes and operated R EARLY BIRDS ONLY a, son, William Ryves Casparis of San Francisco. Collins Carter ttwj Harriet Hawkins Flower Shop. §(JI3§ Call.; and three daughters, Claire Lcdbetter of Stts Is survived by Iw husband, a daughter, 17 Delicious Exotic Items MeattxA Link Sausage. Cheese. Cold Cut, Ham and Billings, Montana, Karen Sund and Shelly A memorial service will be held tor Collins Carter ' Maltnrid Wicswr ol Des Motives, Iowa; a brother, (torn 3'SO P™to 3 P™ **/• Sun., Noon to 5 pm O'Sullivan of Los Angeles, Call ; and five grand- next Monday, Jan. 30,1984, at 2 p.m. at St. Michael Eugene Olsen of Adrian, Mich.; and a sister, $ Exotic Cocktails" Cheese, Double Dog Sub children, and all Angels Episcopal Church on Sanibel. Carter Ooroliiy Dalnc; and two grandchildren. 7.95 Uvc Harmond Orgiui lie was precrtfetl In death by his brotners. died last year. Jan. 30 would have been his birthday. Memorial services were held in Ames, Interment BUY ONE. GET ONE FREE ENTERTAINMENT was at Ames Municipal Cemetery. ALL YOU CAW EAT wm. THIS AD BY FREDDIE KOPP *l Ai III1B / IA$A€N4 Wed.. Thru*,, Frl., S»t, With Sauce. Meatballs And or Sausage and Gorllc Breod PLUS EXTENDED POLYNESIAN BUFFET 6-9 P.M. §PCC 19 D»lUI«w< Exatk K*ms Coteone. French Bread Ptaa • Mandarin Chicken fHof« Spicy) LIGHTHOUSE CAFE • Bci^S-Qu* Chlckitn (Pmklng Sty-1*} J The Quarterdeck of Sanibel 326 Periwinkle Way • 3 Nowo'ion Solods • Soup • £gg Roll Garden Salad. Caesar Salad. Cold Cut Salad "Ftoih and Relaxed" (Ft. Myers Newt Press, January 81) iu SlioiWAl ll* quit'l nui uf thr Island • Shrimp #0O»f • ttoott B«*f • SUc+dBar-B-Qv Pork f *** JEANLEBOEUF • SzvctSuan B*.f (Hot & Spicy) • Sw—I & Sour Pork ' Take o tweak from ihe htgn coil o* dining out D» 3onib*ri Bteaklast. Uificn. oi Din. Beet. Wine. Wine Spritzer. Soft Drinks. Coffee. Iced Tea ' rver Thtt Ouad«ra«ck tevei -otQ«, woii prepo'ad Do*tionf a) corjtilentv !owei Now Serving < Lom*tn • Fried Rtn * Brwad t ButiT i-p "SBP pncev We ore me ONLY lutl wtv«ce 3 sicn letiomant tn the Ft. My«rt-Sanibel Qiea • Frvlt • OIMII • Cakm EAT IN OR CALL FOR CARRY OUT - 472-1581 Homestvlc Dinners • Chlckmn Ofamond H«od WE DO NOT RESORT TO RESORT PRICING thru the season Open soven dayj o week. 1 \ LUNCHEON $2.99 Cup of Chowder. French Dip. Fries and Soft Drink. Spend tonight in Polynesia. At Chadwick's. OR Each and every Tuesday night, Chadwick's potent potion, theTah'rtianTemptation! $3.50 takes you tp Hawaii,Tahiti and other romantic It's one fun 'n fabulous evening for everyone. Cup of Seafood Chowder, Crab Salad, and G Polynesian isles. A lavish luau, in an atmosphere that will take Daily Except Sunday Every Evening Except Friday, 6:00 pm-10:00pm Because that's the night we put on our you far, far away. Fresh fish BRASS ELEPHANT SPECIALS unbelievable Polynesian Luau. and changing For just $14.25 (S7.25 for children under 10), your cnotce oi you'll sample all the best of Polynesian fare—like F|]«t mlgndn served with salad, baked chef's selections daily potalo and salad relish dish and bread board Mahi Mahi Pesmoi or Beef Pararam or Chicken Beef and Chicken, tool Pohloh Kai or Pork Ribs Kalbi-Kui. The best shrimp house in Florida- All in a true Island setting. With servers in Your choice of Prime Rib, or Maine CHADWICk'S RESTAURANT or Florida Whole Lobster tropical costumes. Colorful leis.The exotic music At the entrance to South Seas Plantation. Captiva Island ask anybody of the tropics. And such famed (and authen- Reservations requested: 472-5111 M*n*ged by Mjnjun Hotefa a Resorts 1523 Periwinkle Wjy tically prepared) specialty cocktails as the 472-3161 Singapore Sling, Mai Tai, Zombie.. .and our own Dinner vcrved 510 Major Crcdil'tarrfc Accepted TtoaESLAMOKft TIMXSUMNER * * * %-Fl. Myers N«w» Prast; City takes stand against *GutMYlr'r*lirhfood...A t"/ Buttonwood proposal to slow erosion SANISEI/S OWN /•an-pauf't HOME MADE from page 1 French Corner Bar B-Q TAUAN ICE CREAM' W*'r« not a*«y ment project, Planning Director Bruce Rogers ALSO to Had. explained lu the council last week. 1 Homemade Candies b»t w«'r« hard It is sn alternate method to slow down erosion and tofors*t. is an experiment undertaken by the CEPD board, he added. 471- \*n) d "Tbe coastal engineers who testified as experts at Dolly f rirth Uofood snd etb*r a|Mclelt)»ft. OPEN FOR LUNCH FROM 11 TO 3 the CEPD's presentation of its proposed beach SUNDAY FROM 12 TO 3 renourhhment project to the council late last year SERVING DINNER FROM 5 TO 9 are no! Involved and do not endorse this practice as a deterrent to beach erosion," Rogers said. The wind-core filters constructed of sandbags will For Carry-out Call 472-1910 be tilled onsitc and laid 130 tcet apart on filter cloth on a 650-foot stretch of the beach (see map). Rogers said it is likely that because the project is so small and so far away from Sanlbel il will have little effect on Santbel's shoreline. Hut it is possible that the (liters will trap some sand and prevent its drift to the south, he said. The letter points out that (he "already armored Captiva shoreline diminishes the amount of sand coming toward Sanlbel, and this proposed project would seem to further rob Sanlbel of sand, at least until the filters were filled to capacity." Copies of the letter were sent to the CEPD and to County Administrator Lavon Wisher. McT's presents -%* F&B the biggest 9 OYSTER CO.. r A Fish House »° "early bircf Restaurant S JK V ». on the island! PRIME RIB • STEAMED SHRIMP PLATTER BBQ BEEF RIBS • FRIED CLAMS CHICKEN PARMESAN • SCALLOPS MARSALLA FOR ONLY $5.95 For llic Jir-l 1(X) scaled lluni 5-ft P.M. Children's menu available. Happy Hour 5-7 P.M. in the Ta* Morgan's Market and Loungo is SambelS exciting new baked breads and rolls. Cheeses from all over the gulltrontleslau ni Fealuringafi«hnewdppioachtc *ctld Homemade salads of all sorts Plus fresh fruits tcakand seafood. And some ol the finest liwcntertain and vegetables. fr»« Video Cati*tte Recorder A mm on the Island. Our tes'aatant serves the freshest Along with great food and fun. you'll get the most whole of o deal lo eolcbrair our 6lh seafood catches of the day beautiful panoramic view of theGulfof any rcstsutant McFs anniversary! The stub Irom you* But 11 steak is your thing, ioure In for a big treat, andlouneeonSanibel. too AlltopqualityUSDA beef. Aged precisely Cut Open dally And try our special Sunday Brunch correctly And cooked the right way In three tendet and'M.'dnesday night Honda Seafood Fest^al. Shrimp House Morgans Mdikd and Uxineeot Sundul Beach 0 T^nnn &Tavern Ri;MddlCHDSW[Ud Ph 47I*J^l 1553 Periwinkle Way JVORGANS 472-3161 jwi 7 doys a wook Serving (unrh ond dinner til 10 pm Dinner served 510 P.M. Myjor Credit Cards Acc-cp'.cti 2163 Periwinkle Way Sonihr-I UlnnH 47? W^ K&LDU A fresh approach to steak and seafood. Tuesday, January a*. •O* ISLANDER •—i . jmtuty H. »M County will decide on renourishment tax from page 1 Br—• — THE BEST The exact percentage of fospcrncUaits wtvj ap- morning session. the water and fall to tbe ground, creating und build- proved the MSTU it illll tn doubt. hcw«ver.Tht S17 Several accusations were made that certain up. Marine btologi&t Mike Caluuki, who presented figure used did not Include the county's parcels OP commissioners bod written letters U> MSTU Ox project, wOd tbe nursery habitat ttworeU«U!y RESTAURANT Cuptvta. And petitions arc still coming in Xa live petitioners encouraging them to return the forms. could "grow" about one cubic yard of bCAch snaS * OIoDE 3PO 81' OFF1© CEPD office — two arrived during the meeting Both cotnmlukHiers Wright and Burr quickly year lor every live cubic meter* of the project Monday. admitted contacting people whose petitions had not •Because ot delays, .Deluding tbe extension of the / i FOR STEAK* Is Commissioner Uoyd Wright's suggestion that the been returned. MSTU petition deadline, the beach renourlahnwnt ^|» IGt; A QT' Trr 'lOQP iA» CEPD keep accepting the petitions was quickly "I acted as a private Individual," Wright project timetable Is at least a month behind "SANIBEL'S STEAK SPECIALIST!" squashed after Commissioner Chuck Bruntng'g protested. "I called people, visited them And wrote schedule. The earliest a new beach could be pumped admonition that the board had a "covenant" to them, and I will continue to do w until someone tells on Csptlva Is now July 1. It'c art p& -SANIBELSSIEAKA SPECIALIST 975RatlbrtROQd • 472-3128 rIAkiOlOM R f ol UQUQC ucenw Major &*<3X Cards IIUU*EaU lOc CWC HCW &fnCCtfC>rvi A Fish House Restaurant 6535 McGregor Blvd. • Cypiev* Square. Fori Myrtu • 4S9-ZZS6 Open for Lunch MorvFrl.ll:30-2:00 THE LARGEST "EARLY BIRD" MENU BISTRO NOW OPEN 5:3O-9:3OPM g^ Sen-ing 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., Fri. & S«t. to. 11 p.m. Eat hearty or light, entrees, omelettes or desserts m The Affordable for your first course or last. Dining Experience .Large selection of Beer and Wine. TRADITIONALLY THE BEST! BREAKFAST 7 a.m.-2 p.m. LUNCH H am.-2 p.m. TIIK SAMIIKI. ISI.VM1 Featuring home made FR»DAVN^PT SPECIAL Italian, French and Seafood Specialties $15-95 featuring'. LOBSTERTHERMIDOR Fresh Veal, Poultry, OR Fish and Homemade Pasta. Coquiilat St. Jocquas PRIME RIB with "YORKSHIRE PUDDING plus .'. Stuff »d Grouper Shrimp Mai ton %Qjh,->p€G£ats ax&served with salad, Combinations for Two Chicken Parmaglana safidi ieliKikJJsn.'choice of potato i Steak Terivokl or wild ricct^hd bread .board. SUNDAY BRUNCH $11.95 10O0 am to 2:30 pm Assorted Salads 4 Hot Entrees THE MOST IMITATED 'i , Assorted Vegetables :RE.STAUR£NT:ON SANIBEL- Great food at reasonable prices. Eggs, bacon, sausage Omelets to Order Fresh Fnitts Eggs Benedict Cheeses Every Wednesday and Sunday • RawBar Assorted Desserts JIM and GARY, piano and banjo 2 Carved meats 2163 PERIWINKLE WAY, SANIBEL ISLAND 472-5276 Every Thursday and Saturday - DAN and SHIRLEY, guitar and vocals SORRYJJO BcSERVATIONS Every Friday- Casual Dress . CASUAL DRESS DOOLEVS DIXIE FIVE - Dixieland Sound! ulUiii* ]fr rut'tii* '"" *t»nintl rulli 5:3OP.M.-9:3OP.M. Umch 11-3, dinner 5-10, Lounge open'al 1 FULLUOUORLICENSE .- ~ ---.-•-• - - ' :t.vr,7 . 1223 Parlwlnkla Way 3313 Wesl Gull Dnve - Boaulilul Sanibel Idand • On mo Gull i - W2-I771 cull it pairadwp ••• •tamiy.imturfM.uu CLUB NEWS Retired persons The nvwtlng li open to both member* and non- regulaitons chuige. the stale convention o( the Anglers plan open house CASl offers forum on member* of CAS!. enjoy three- day trip " Sanibel women voters league has voted to review Its stands to ascertain if Sanibel resident Sterling Easwtt will lead the Members at the Sanibel-Cipttva chapter of the the laws are still applicable and if they accurately • Ttw South West Anglers Club will hold Its annual insurance and barrier islands discussion. A member o[ Who's Who In Insurance American Association of Retired Persons enjoyed a reflect the views of Ihe members. open house al the Sanibel Community Assoclat-m and "name" at Lloyds of London. Bassett's plan election laws discussion ball at 7:30 p.m. this Wednesday. Jan. 25. Do you have question* about your condominium three-day trip to EPCOT and Walt Dttney World l&sl Tlw Sanibel league has begun the study of background Includes 30 year* ti! loss and claims week. This was the first such outing the chapter background Information and on Friday will discuss Capt. Ted Cole, professional charter guide out uf insurance? Do you know thai some Insurance adjusting. In 1962 he set up & sel (-Insurance com- I Sanibcl's League of Women Voters will hold u Sanibel Marina, will be the featured speaker. Hi; offered Its members, and the enthusiasm of all In- discussion of Florida election Laws with one of the with local election officials the questions that have companies refuse lo write Insurance on Sanibel? Do pany, which now numbers 460 employees and has a 1 will discuss lechmiiiM'S [or bay tithing. volved indicate It will not be the last. deputy reglstr/irs of U« County at Uie league beer, ralswi. you think rates arc uneven for Sanibel con- offices nationwide. The meeting is open to the public. For more In- Club member; will givt? mini-clinics on [resli- dominiums? Program directors Norwood and Carolina -„... ..ng «l 9-3° am- aa° FrtdBy' Jan-OT -a tU) C Although he is retired, Dasictt remains Involved Melcher are making plaas for future outings. formation call Louise Vurgish. 472-2138. The Lee water iishlnR.f>iwrf!3lv>n}( and offshore fibbing. Hear more about these and other questions at the in consulting on insurance natters and philosophies. County league will vote on concurrence at its March Admission la free (ind the puhlic is invited. F"f Condominium Associations of Sanibel. Inc., forum The next meeting of the chapter will take place at "over the years the league has adopted positions After bis discussion Wednesday he will open the 1 p.m. Friday, Feb. 10, at the Sanibel Community meeting. more infonnaUon call i72-2<&>. at 2 p.m. this Wednesday, Jan. 25, at the clubhouse meeting tor questions from the floor. •;r which they could tcke action, but because at Sanibel Surfslde condominiums on Doa&x Street. Association hall, The AAHP defensive driving course, "55 and requirements for fellowships will be discussed. Alive" wDt be filtered at the Saalbel Library at 1 Applications for Rotary Foundation scholarships p.m. Saturday, Feb. U, and Monday, F«*. 11. For Rotarians hear should be In by March 15 and should be directed to more information call Dorothy Shcitpn, 472-5517. • the district committee. \ Bill Read "o™ PaRe 4A about license platess The island club received & plaque from Edison taking the New Yorker and worrying over the fact Community College in recognition of the club's, St. Isabel women Usually all it tak.es is to struf^le throuph en ar- something Important to say but don't know how to Seventy members and guests attended the regular ( say It. I don't know why 1 keep talcing il, although it that 1 don't read it all and not taking it and worrying scholarship donations. ( tide on a subject like semiotics, dcconstructlon or about what I am missing. Life is indeed difficult! breakfast meeting of the Sanlbel-Captlva Rotary LmodcrnLsm ~ to take tore* fastvjntble bu«£- does (III up empty E[>acc In our library. Club last Friday, J an. 20. Guest speaker for the morning wat David Ep- will meet Jan. 30 Finally, I tiring up the New Yorker problem. This Right, now, we're in a fallow period whore the New stein., doctor of dental surgery. But Epstein did not ds in the field of liLcrary criticism to cure you of Yorker docs not grace our coffee table. President Bob Dellorto reminded members about St. Isabel Women's Guild will meet after 8:30 «.m. further Interest In such esoteric lines of Is a beautifully put together weekly that has great talk about dentures or dental pistes — his dlscuaslon cartoons and publishes some good fiction. The only There you have It. This year It looks like Time, the Rotary foundation workshop that will take was about license plates, which he collects. He Mass next Monday, Jan. 3C. AU visitors and winter 1 spoliation. place at the Bell Tower shopping center In Fort residents sre welcome and encouraged to Attend. trouble Is the New Yorker sells so many ads its New York Kevtew, Harpers, the Atlantic, Bon snowed many unusual license plates from his 'Ac also subscribe to Foreign Affairs. The writers have to write "long" to fill up Ihe additional Appctlt, Better Homes and Gardens and Foreign Myers this Saturday, Jan. 2S. Details o( the Rotary collection, including some dated 1914. Many hands are needed to complete several In- ?*flafishlp" publication of tlw foreign policy Foundation, the scholarships it grants and teresting pro)ects. Come and enjoy the fellowship. space made possible by these acts. Thusi the reader is Affairs. Having gone through Uiis excruciating establishment, this quarterly must qualify AH the afflicted with interminable articles In the middle of exercise, I guess it is now time to turn to our tax most unread periodical of the whole bunch — at the magazine, often about subjects that don'l really forms. ! least in our house, There are usually two kinds of interest you and that in themselves would take a One thing 1 forgot to mention. We also take The Ides: those ghost-written (or statesmen, which week lo read. Islander and even the Island Reporter. .ugti rcadlble either dor.'t say anything or are self- IfwrvmK. and those written by people who have All of my adult life, 1 have oscillated between CAPTIV A. ERW»w» One of life's simple PREVENTION pleasures is SHE. GULF COAST I Si Bon Spirit of Foolishness fj serving 11 am - 5 pas Buttonwood DISTRICT Juts FIHST NATIONAL BANK \ Baby Back Ribs! <;\rnv\ of'Fic.r, Becxh Bor S> Grill S 1 WILl HOLD THEIR MEETINGS ON A I;<>MI& AM>Y HI , Complete luncheon menu featuring: THE FIRST AND THIRD MONOAYS I:\ITIV .\ D Omelets ~* ' Buttonwood OF EACH MONTH. STARTING AT r] Soup and salad bar Bar B-Q 900A.M.ATCAPTIVA ~3 Sandwiches rnMMUNlTY CENTER. D Seafood specialities THE BEST RESTAURANT serving 5 poi-10 pm All your dinnct destres PRESENTS FOR SEAFOOD* is 2244 Periwinkle Way D Freshest seafood & steaks (Sanlbcl Square) "SANIBEL'S SEAFOOD SPECIALIST!" D Famous salad bar Teie: 472-3888 D Friday night Greek Buffet MUSIC TO YOUR EMS! Red Snapper«Grouper«Swordfish»Shark»Pompanc C Dinners from $8.95 TUESDAY-SUNDAY. 9 p.m. lo 1 a.m. Shtimp«Oysters»Stone Crab Claws»Clams»Lobsters FEATURING THIS WEEK "WE SERVE IT FRESH... OR WE DON'T SERVE IT AT ALL1" FOLLOW YOUR NOSE through February 5 TO THE BILL STRECKER BAND open llam-lOpm Returning from London to pleas* Island crowds with his rhythm & blues D Happy Hour 4-6 p.m. SAL & MARK • Complimentary nightly nibbles February 7-19 • Four-piece group • St. Pete Q Fine wine selection , .,. • Most frequented by Islanders SSEAFOOD^ SPECIA1IST1 975 RqbWtROQd* 472-3128 THE CATS' NIGHT OUT For those who know the difference! February 21-March 4 • Five-piece band • Denver r«h Mcfkot Open N«XN-IO CM. fieitouront» Lounoe Oppri 5 P.M. LJ« liquor Ucerae Moioe OoOit COJOI FBRSH BAKED EVERY DAY THE KICK BOWLES BAND 100% BUTTER CROISSANTS March 6-18 • Four-piece band • Charlotte. N.C. "WE DELIVER filled with THE FABULOUS SCALLION SISTERS Pick up & Delivery HAM & CHEESE cocoraxt March 20-Aprll 1 • Five-woman band • Atlanta only CHOCOLATE ALMOND CHICKEN SALAD THE SIMONDS-MARTIN BAND VISIT OUR OU472-0212 WALNUT SALAMI & CHEESE OTHER FINE APPLE SABRETTHOTDOG Restaurant & Lounge April 3-29 • Three-piece group • Ft. Myers RESTAURANT RESTAURANT & FISH MARKET CHERHY TURKEY & CHEESE Comer of Tarpon Bay Road G Periwinkle W. ZZA. ITALIAN SALADS. BLUEBERRY CRABSALAD open 7 days during season SERVING LITE FARE NOON TIL MIDNIGHT 6535 McGngof Blvd. • CypmiSquxrc Fort Myen • 4H9-22S6 . ALIAN BEEF SANDWICHES. _ TALI AN SAUSAGE SANDWICHES SHRIMP SALAD LOBSTER SAIJVD HAPPY HOURS FROM 4 TO 6 DAILY • 472-1366 OPEN FOB LUNCH Monday-Saturday. lla.m..l:30p Men-Sat. BAHNEY'S OPEN 7 NIGHTS A WEEK. 4-11 8W7 472-2555 . • Delivery Irom S-ll PALM RIDGE RD fromECKERPS (Call before 10:30 p.m.) CARRY OUT ONLY Tuoday, Jumpy M, IW l%e ISLANDER Taatday, January K, MM MUNICIPAL RECORDS MUNICIPAL RECORDS Public Health Committee revival considered Melaleuca label removed from page 9A Planning agencies receive proposal regulating satellite dish antennae The question of whether to revive pesticides usage, recreational the mandatory implications. She full of the trees, maintained there Is no A proposed ordinance regulating apply to principal and accessory use proof the trees are harmful. the city's lAiblic Health Committee sanitation and safety. has a conflict ol interest because he this as "much of a problem." accused the council of "playing God." But aKer reading a file of the I dm) setting standards tor the ln-earth stations In both residential and has not been connected with "Otave the growing to God," Gold "I've probably spent more years has been deterred until the need for 1 stallfltlon of ttkvisiod dish antennae The planning agencies have GO days such a committee can be determined. minutes of the committee meeting* commercially zoned areas CablevtsJon for more than six months. to respond to the ordinance. Then the advised the council, adding, "Let us among mclaleucas than you've lived," Nan Sanlbel has been sent to state, Mayor Fred Valtin said the enjoy the Irulta of our labor In the he told the 27-year-old Patric. The committee was dissolved two over a six-year period. Councilman But he said If the provision stands proposed draft vrill come before the years agn. Bill Hagerup concluded the committee 9 regional and county planning agencies provision lit Uie draft ordinance that Cable Vision would need a specific council lor two public hearings before peace and quiet for which we came to But Johnson contended there is g [or review and comment. City Manager Heroic Murphy never functioned under the mandate limits earth stations to one per parcel amendment to Install a second final adoption. Sanibel." scientific proof that a proliferation of general amendment to might create problems for Cable Viaon satellite dish at 1U present site of! Jimmy Cipriani, who spearheaded the melaleuca would be harmful to the poinUKi out that In Florida public outlined in the original resolution. health is the county's responsibility. "The outline was so broad. I B Sunibel's Comprehensive Land Use of the Islands. Sanibel Boulevard. the melaleuca protest movement and Island environment. 1 plan the ordinance provisions will Valtin pointed out that he no longer is zpulously guarding his yard that Is The seven-member committee was honestly bel teve they didn't know what ValUn's collogue* did not regard established In January 1975 to advise the hell they were supposed to be Public Health Committee revival considered the council and city manager on drifc"Kagenipuldrinfc"Kagenipuldd. Applicants sought from page 6A matters designed to protect the public George Campbell, a member of the suggested the council re«xunlne the and a nurse with public health ex- sanitation at food operations on the Public Health Committee, Murphy the council that Ann WtnterboUiam Webb as chairman of the Vegetation health and safety. Areas of concern committee when it was declared subject. perience persons with expertise In Island. was asked to check out the need with has been elected chairman of the Live Committee. Webb U the new chairman included control and prevention of defunct in January I9«. nad Councilman Mike Klein proposed sanitation, sewage disposal and water Murphy said the Lee County Health members of Sanibel's medical com- Shelling Committee. She replaces Dr. of the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation disease, accident prevention, pollution that should the council decide to revive quality. Department performs thift function. munity as well as with experts In the K.C. Emerson, who succeeds Dr. BUI Foundation. control, solid waste disposal, continued next page the group its membership should in- Urban Palmer said that there is a Though none of the council was related fields. clude In Hddltlon to a medical doctor n&ed for more frequent Inspection of enthusiastic about reactivating the T~COUPON SPECIAL!"{ GRINGO'S Lamp $5.OO OFF JUST ADD SHELLS 7 OTHER STYLES with $20 food purchase AVAILABLE Carry Out & Delivery Available ALL DAY... ffor Sunch & dinner 472-1582 ANY WAY YOU LIKE IT! 6400 Pine Avonue coconut across from the beach LUNCHEON MENUS at Blind Pass Deluxe S»ndx.-lch*t, Sriad & Diet Matters rxl to Sanliva {^pjg£Jlg/t@f proudly presents Mini Mart. PANCAKE N' OMELETTE a display of Recent Acquisitions OPEN EVERY DA'V c* 505; 2009 PertorlnMr Wey 95 RESTAURANT •I Tahlilsn Garden FUia »59 U«.m,-llp.m. at Tonfflon Garden Sanllxl Ir-Und. RotUn 33957 COMPLETE from the J See You At Gringo's, Am I go s! I u*L.Sun.6am-2p™. 472-MS3 ffli 3) 472-4035 WITH SHADE King's Crown Realty Corp. cocormt GRAND OPENING BESTAUI1ANT Q LOUNGE SPECIAL at B*il*y'a Shopping Center Annmmcemefit Op«n 7 days from 11 to 1O FREE FILM •172-1366 January 28 & 29 The suhtnjpica] churn, the quiet ambience, the properties will form a new, full-service resort and pristine environment of Sanlbct and Ciptlva vacation community. Islands in the 1970's - thoe cherishdi qualities Island Harbor Resort will future architecture still exist today, protected and guarded In the last in the "Old Florida" style by Daniel P. Burner and undeveloped area on Southwest Florida'* Culf Associate*; ambience and service in the style of tht Receive one roll of film free when you bring in coast. Useppa JsSajid Club; the quiet privacy of a true your film for processing and printing. Just north of Boca Gnnde, on Cape Haze and island, yci with its own mainland marina; Pilm Island. Carfield R. "Car" Bedcrtcad {creator complete resort tmenities and a profession*] man- (Limit one per customer While supply lasts) Fantasy of the renowned Useppa Island Club) has Aflem-mtsUff...all at prices reminiscent of Sanibel Iskmcl Introduced a major new Gulf-front and marina and Optiva in yean past. Pnnx'nyScilcs resort community - Island Harbor Resort. We cordially invite you to come and explore our OYSTES SHELL RESTAURANT-Hera's an already established Car and hb professional management team unspoiled coaitai enclave - the very last of 1U kind. restaurant business-small enough tor lamiiy management. The have befiun to develop two unique properties: Palm bland Village, our first CuU-front residential Color Prints developed in just door space is utilized to the best advantage offer|nciirt0privacy VACATION RENTALS blind Harbor Mariru and Harhorttwm Village, proptrty. Is now nearing completion and b o( booths or w!ndow-sldo tables. Tffejsbutlcd) 'decor fendsltself situated on the tntncoasUl Waterway; and Island available for overnight accommodations. Join us, One Hour at no extra to the natural "flavor ot the Island. Batter hurry investors...we're , WEEKLY KATES Harbor Beach Club, two miles of prittine Gulf and become invoked from the begmrsing.,.enjoy tOCATION W1HTK SUMMEI beachfront on the northern Up of Palm Island, Just the continuing pleasure of watching bland Harbor •getting a lot of Interest on this one! Can uSTbr further information. Dotlnio 1075-1400 1750 cost and with GulfildaPtoca"' (3300-4000 tl 400-2000 offshore from the marina- Together, these two Resort grow and mature. CONDO FOB S ALE—This two-bedroom, two-bath unit overlooks KIng'i Crown** 675-1395 UK-bSO Pogue Rogers the tennis court. Amenities also include a pool. Conveniently I 575- TOO (400 located iust two minutes from Miner's Corners, on Kellv RoadAnd Merltar Point* SM-7JS 350 quality. Point, Sonlo d« Sonlbcl MO-1T50 the price is right._on todays markotl . Sonddcllor I 712- 430 1475 Disc Processing Available Sondp^bl, VAiWrREATfYCR"CROUP^ , INC. 5AN1241 MAItKETING CENTER IHIiiliiWE WERE ACROSS FROM THE BANK Rtntasy Island Sonlbwl, Florldo 33957 Property Sales & M^lt Ct M*| X 472-1546 f REE Airport Pickup 24 HOURS HOMES X Delivery on Weekly Rentals 20 Years Ago This Week SAMtMH. SltS — pMfivclir Canal FrorW Pool Mom* — Thhl* ride the scnool bus and, therefore, prohibiting them 5 Years Ago This Week charming canal tront 3 bedroom/2both home U (Ituated on o January, X9G3 from participating in after-school activities such as 1979 CONDOMINIUMS 1M' • off lot w'th a beautiful >lev< el San Carte* boy. The "Teen Club" correspondent Chris Gault rt^orted the band, football and school plays. They want the John Kontlnos, developer of the Dunes, and city home has authentic Italian tits In thm family room and a 43' the newest fashion trend from the North- stretch SEA SHELLS OF SANIKL — Two bsoulilul units • IS'covered doili. Many, many aiifrat. Mull b* (*«n—your* toll lowered to 50 cents. officials agreed last week they would "negotiate" ovolloble In one of the Island'* bett condo com- for only 1293,000. pants — has arrived «i the Islands, as have dickies rather than go straight to court over density on pl«x*s. 2 twdroom, 2 both townhout» with SUNSfT CAW1VA — Chamkng 3 br.. 7 bath Gutfftftot home and turOeneck sweaters. 10 Years Ago This Week Kontinos' property. A Tact-finding committee was covered parking. $130.000. or 2 badroom, 3 bath with tii«p4ace. Wrop-oround porche* lake full tduonNiM of -» RENT-A-CAR, INC. January, 1974 appointed to work with Kontinos toward solving the Copilvo'a renowned - Grcal Price! New carpet, new paint, with pool Included. 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They Illustrated by Ann Wlntertotham scamper up the new tree searching for A few weeks ago during the heat of nectar, insects and flowers, and then the melaieuca frenzy, Betty Anholt launch themselves once more Into wrote a letter to the editor humorously E»pace repealing the performance. suggesting that since the melaieuca Thus they work over their territories tree \t. related to the eucalyptus, each night, perhaps Sanibel should introduce I acquired my Initial sugar gliders Koala "dears'' to be a natural control from th* Miami Zoo, where then- director Dr. Gordon Hubbell, the noted Anhoil's suggestion, made In jest, shark authority, swapped them for was certainly needed about that point some rare snakes t had captured In the because the armies were assembling Turks and Calces. *~ and the sides were being drawn. The I came to Sanibel with three sugar generals were bringing up their heavy gliders, the first that had ever been artillery, and war was about to break seen here. There were two females out at any moment and one male. They were immediately Perhaps her humorous suggestion ensconced in a large, roomy cage with cooled down the potential bloodshed. It perches, nest boxen and other props also reminded • me of an Incident and soon felt quite at home. relating to the melaieuca thot I will Their angry chatter during the shore with you. : ' daytime when they would be The melaieuca Is Indeed a relative of awakened (for these creatures are the many species of eucalyptus, and It truly nocturnal) sounded something Is quite true Unit the Koala feeds upon like a high-speed electric motor that eucalyptus. But the Koala Is very was Just about ready to bum up Its selective and feeds only on some 20 bearings. species. Its main diet consists or only ' They were sassy little creatures, no ooo species. fiuca)yp(usvtralnalts , the larger than a. hamster, busy-tAllcd and • '.'Sugar Gum." big-eyed. But being marsupials, they •' Tha leaves -at UM Sugar Oaat iriuut want oon-pl&cat&tl and. *s with *U . mBmunM»v««U«t.,to; th* ,AmnioM« It iMins to me that if there were be In a certain stage of development. marsupial^; the young were born at an and one is right here on Sanibel — our enough of them, and It the animals ate At the wrong stage, prusslc acid, early stage of tbeir ontogeny after onlj Virginia opossum Dldelpbls the flowers, tber» wouldn't be the which coiud be lethal to the Koala, three weeks of gestation. googofs of micro-seeds blown around develops in the leaves. Because of Upon being expelled from the birth In any case, for many years I en- this state that we have now, and there these nutritional complications ft is canal these young creatures use tbeir joyed raising sugar gliders, and many could be a substantial reduction in the not possible to employ the Koala as a strong forellmbs to climb toward the of my friends also found the beautiful melaieuca forest — perhaps even pouch along a path In the fur licked little creatures of Interest. I managed sufficient control to render the tree melaieuca, although one must credit damp by the mother's saliva.,That to raise many dozens of them, some of • free of Us noxious appelatlon Betty Anholt with a keen senae of these almost completely undeveloped which were given to zoos throughout "noxious'*. humor and a vivid Imagination. animals manage to find their way up the country. Now I'm not going to rush out im- For many yean here on Sanibel I the belly of the female to the pouch, On one occasion about six years ago mediately and release a few hundred had a large cage full of sugar gliders where Uiey firmly attach themselves I realized my sugar gliders needed a sugar gliders on Sanibel or anywhere — tiny little animals that, If you didn't onto teals, Is little short of miraculous. bit of new vegetation on which to climb else hi Florida for that matter. I am loolc closely, you would have confused There they remain for some four around in their cage. I always tried to well aware of the risks Involved In the with flying squirrels. months, developing into miniatures of keep the cage well supplied with sticks Introduction of alien animals. Nearly Sugar gliders look like flying the adult At first they look like a and perches to make life more In- always such efforts are failures. squirrels. They have the big, limpid bunch of little pink grapes hanging in, teresting for the captives. So I cut Consider the marine toad that was eyes shared by many nocturnal sometimes partly outside, the some fresh branches of Melaieuca brought to Florida to control the cane mammals, and their greyish-black mother's pouch. qulnqucnervU, the Punk Tree, or beetle and now Is rampant all over the and yellowish fur is reminiscent of the The sugar glider's pouch Is not quite Dead Man's skin, or Cajeput — you place — even as far north as Tampa. flying squirrels of eastern North so well developed as the kangaroo's pick a name you like. Witness the red-whiskered bulbul. America, GUucomys volans. pouch, I'm sure you have seen pictures The branches happened to be In full which Is a lovely Indian bird but which Although they, are iwt rodents, of the "Joey," as baby kangaroos ore bloom when J placed them, flowers is destroying much fruit in Florida Australian sugar gliders, Pet&urus, called, with its head sticking out of Its and all, in the cage one day while the today. And of course there is the nave evolved rodcnMfkc incisor teeth mother's pouch. Baby sugar gilders creatures were asleep. Of course I Clarlas . catfish, the so-called so that unless your skills include more often seem to hang from the disturbed them, and they turned on "walking" catfish that Is immensely dental anatomy you might even think mother's underside untll-qulte grown, their ball bearing englsa* and howled damaging to our freshwater fishery. these marsupials arcrodents. when they will ride on her back. their protests at me In their eirange I've said enough about both plant Thcv, too, have developed the This pouched marsupial system has way. ' and animal exotics in the past that "flight umbrella" similar to that of tne proved very successful. The fossil But come sundown, they emerged anybody who knows me realizes I do flying squirrels. This consists of two record Indicates that marsupials from their den —.end did they ever not advocate the widespread em- flaps of furred skin, one on each side of iiiginated in the New World when have a picnic! They crawled all over ployment of exotics for control pur- the animal, each extending from a South America was connected with the new fresh branches of melaieuca. poses because It usually fails. front leg to the hind leg on the same 'hat is now Australia and what is gobbling up the flowers and scattering However, if there Isn't any other side. When the legs are out-stretched, today's Antarctic continent. debris all ubouL way to get at melaieuca in Florida, so Is the umbrella. The belly skin Early marsupials found their way to Their enthusiasm far rnelaleuna was and if we continue to have the stubborn and the umbrella form an airfoil that Australasia from South America via unbelievable. In ensuing months, people who oppose Its eradication on allows the little creature to "fly." Antarctica. Later when the con- - whenever I. could find blooming Sanibel, the introduction of a It docs not fly In the same sense as a tincntal plates separated* the: melaieuca branches I would provide biological Agent might be the only bird or a bat - actually, it glides. The Australian continent became Isolated their-to these creatures. Every lime . answer. flattened tail aids in gliding, too, from Antarctica and Soulh America. they went absolutely bonkers over At least there wouldn't be any especially as a guidance rudder. Marsupials prospered abundantly In melalcuca Bowers. . ..',• argument about it. Somebody would Both the flying squirrel and the Australia, where competition from ' The thought then occurred to me, simply release the creatures and that sugar glider have evolved this kind of placenta! mammals hardly existed. and has again flowered since Betty would be the end of It. Nature would airfoil independently, a phcnuncooR This route of origin of th* non- Anholt's humorous letter U> the editor ;, then take lls course. As stated above. I called parallel evolution. plocental marsupials In Australia has that possibly the sugar gilder could be- am not contemplating this action, but The animals climb high In a tw and been confirmed by marsupial fossil Introduced to the melaieuca forests of II anybody Is interested, I could tell , hurl themselves out into spscc, remains found In present-day An- Florida and just might conceivably be. them where they can get all the sugar spreading the umbrella an which they tarctica. the biological control agent we are all gliders they want.: a lower part of another tree Of course there are still a dozen or so loofclngfor.. . •••!•••:• - ,• Audubon expedition students Something to CROW about Film examines the movement of sand make stop on Sanibel Turn your trash Tbe J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge eroeion. minute slide-tape program awtf provide* environmental issue* and eommunily processes. into treasure for will show a Km entitled "Beach: A River of Sand" The film will be shown In toe auditorium «T Oe: introduction to the refvgotfid iu wJkfltTe. Foy studenU tit U* National Atxtuoon To toil end. Dr. William Webb, Professor at 1 p.m. this Wednesday, Jan.», aad at 3 p.m. tMj Visitor Center on refuge grouodi of I Saufbd-Capttva For more information on prognuoa at Society Expedition lostitute (AE1> visited !be Emeritus of ecology at U* State University ol wildlife rehabilitation Saturday, Jsc IS. Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foividation \axt New York at Syracuse and chairman of the Tbe film examine* Bwvement and deposition of Also shewn at the refuge at 10:30 a,m. ced IX:». week. board o( SCCF, spoke to the students on a variety Sanibel and Captiva residents can tielp make Care sand, which in turn affects Island building and 2:30 and 4:» p.m. every day of tbe week Is A IS- The stuilenU have been touring the country of environmental subjects. He discussed the and Rehabilitation of Wildlife's upcoming White since September under the direction of Dr. gw»Iogtcal and ecological history of Sanibel Pelican Sale and Flea Market a success! CROW is Mtchad Cohen and tils wife, Diana, AKI along with the protective functions of the city planning the fund-raising event later in the season Coming up Tuesday At the wildlife refuge creators, along with sUH member Dan Tishman. *itd Its Comprchefnlve Land Use plan. and has started collecting Items for the sale. They will complct* their "schoolhouse on Tbe class showed great Interest in Sanibel as a Your trash might turn out to be CHOW'S treasmv. wheels" Dands-on lesrnlngexperteoce in May. imique community in terms of governmental Look through your cupboards and closets for Slide presentation highlights manatees AE1 offers both bachelors and masters restrictions on growth and alternative land use everything you Have been meaning to get rid of for plans. Today's program at tbe Sanlbel-Captiva Con- degrees in the travel-study program that is ages. - Tbe program fe part of the weekly scries held at 2 presentation on ttw Cecil Webb Wildlife Station. The sponsored in conjunction with the Lesley College Alter spending tbe day at SCCF and the J.N. servation Center will feature Kip Frohllch front the p.m. every Tuesday at the SCCF center on Sanibet- show will IncSud* information about tbe type of CROWs injured birds and animals will thank you U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. He will present a Graduate School In Cambridge, Mass. "Ding" Darling National WlkOife Refuge, the — and so will CROW staffers, who will collect Captive Road. wildlife at the station and what recreational Traveling by day and camping by eight, the students continued on tbeir educational sojourn whatever you can give us. Call any of these aumbers slide presentation on local research findings on Next Tuesday John Snow from the Florida Game facilities are available then*. Florida manatees. students profit from real-life encounters with through Florida and southeastern United States. to arrange pick-up of items: Mary Lee, 472-1812; and Fresh Water Fish Commission will give a slide Hilda Rujh.17I-i3M; Hden Webb, 472-4084. Audubon entertainment Lecture focuses on Cayo Costa plants and wildlife Meeting will examine duties of SCCF gift shop volunteers A slide lecture on the plant and wildlife com- manager of the Cayo Costa nature preserve that U Carolina Slate University with o degree In biology munities o( cayo Costa, the barrier Island Just north owned by the state of Florida. before starting his career as a naturalist-teacher al All gift shop volunteers at the SaoibeJ-CapUva center on Sanibel-Captlva Road. work relates to the policies of the foundation. of Upper Capuva, will be presented at the the Clark's activities on behalf of the Florida the museum of the Academy of Natural Sciences In Conservation Foundation should plan to attend a The purpose of the meeting Is to discuss the duties Regular workers and substitutes should plan to Sanlbel-Captlva Audubon Society program at 8 p.m. Department of Natural Resources cover the witters Philadelphia. Ills firs* pout in Florida was as meeting at 10 am. Monday, Jas. 31, at the SCCF and responsibilities of the volunteers and how this attend. this Thursday, Jan. 26, at the Sanibel Community surrounding Cayo Costa as well as tbe unique director of the Lee Counly Nature Center. Association hall. botanical and animal features of the iAitood. lie is The presentation will be made by Roger Clark, well qualified for the task. He graduated from Narfi THE ANTIQUES • ANTIQUES "SPICE IT UP" Try Italian Tonight. OPEN GATE ANTIQUES before you leave the islands RESORT FASHIONS Carriage Stop s©ices & spoons "Witfe That ConatiT look" IT ' Wctienware j I - coffee, teas, spices B See Our Special SALE Items! 8 entertaining accessories Q iland.FI3»&r Mon~Sot 1OS . 472-0433 - (»13)472-21M Tohitjon Garcien 472-5599 WE SHIP 9:30-5:30 The Unicorn of the Islands 3313 W. Gulf Drive 472-2177 Featured Exhibit LA Cess tfiun one yc&i otd. BUT as young tfiings. tjtow—io we.na.uc. qxown tooro tQut unique sLoxe h~as bOUBLEDai'ibU. » SEE US FOR OTHER OUTSTANDING CONDOMINIUM BUYS "Wt'xc e.xk'auiUd- :*mfcetojheljtauf» hut we Love oux Life, on piivu and we nojie you if Love oux \hofi and enjoy youx time ficxe on the UsLanas. Daily, except Sunday: 10-5 'ALMKIIKI-I'LACCON 'ALW Rtl'JG! ROAI1. 5ANIHIJ. ••.....-• •• - .. Tarpon Boy Bd., Sanibel-472^1193 Tl* ISLANDER TUwd«y, January at, IX Tuaaday.JMuwyl4.l8M fbcISUNDEB By Captain Mike Fuery I wonder IT Sanlbel will em be light enough to pound when you have a dozen cockles or some of farm to keep the animals on site. float down the coast one tUy? Here's why I ask. those old worn surf dams. We'll probably never Oyster glowing has been tried in various parls or Think of the amount of weight taken off the Island know how maay shells are taken per year, but It the world In an effort to get more pearis, and I've The lowly, often despised saltwater catfish ia other fish In our waters. The worst part Is to see someone down at tbe free each day by shell collectors and those who like to perhaps one of the most puzzling, feisty, but feared might be an interesting statistic. heard clams often are planted in likely graving Cats ho\e three sharp barbs on their bony heads. fishing pier or along tbe beach actually clean (or try takebome a bucketof sand. And I expect it would be difficult to prove that less area*. I think I read something like that, concerning fish in our local waters. Two are in fins on the sides of the bead; the third Is to) their catch of saltwater cats and take them home scallops, too. The catfish gets, and deserves, much verbal abuse at the top of the head to the rear of the skull. One person the other day had an interesting point. shells off Uw beaches means more erosion to the for the family. She wondered if tbe continued taking of thousands of future. The shells on one good shelling beach on Wilt we have Florida's first underwater shell larro from many anglers. This confirmed bait slealcr has Toe common saltwater catfish has a close cousin. Don't Judge all saltwater fish by Uw taste of the fooled many an tnjper and caused many a tourist to sea sbelb over a prolonged period would eventually isolated North Captiva Island actually are In- one day? Sounds kind of far out, but tt's something to It's called a gafftopsail catfish. This is a much more catfish. Usually, I have a way of cooking tbe various effect beech erosion. creasing In size and number. think about if tbe live shell population takes a nose swear off ever eating any kind of catfish after trying attractive fish, if you can say thai about any of these fish we talk about each week, but when U comes to one of our saltwater "cats." fish. The gafftop cat Is more blue and has a white There might be some truth to It. One fellow shelling with me one time asked why, if dive for one reason or another. the catfish, I think they are better off released. It Is known that shells on the floor of the Gulf of people on Sanlbel and CapUva are so concerned As for now, yes, the Island Is getting lighter with Technically, the catfish Is arius Mis. If you want belly. The common cat Is grey. One of my anglers the other day said he thought to make use of your Latin, you know that "felts" is a Mexico do hold sand in place somewhat. The pen about rebuilding and maintaining the live shell every load of shells that leaves. But* no, you aren't Lots of people eat catfish and like jr.. But If they there were more cclft& around tbe Islands than shell is a prime example. population, don't we start a shell farm? In any Immediate danger of having to evacuate. cousin of feline, "cat" tor short. The fish has a set of know what they are doing, they only take the gaff- ever before. - . - whiskers that protrude from the lower lip — topsail variety. Many northern anglers catch and The weighty problem of Sanibcl getting light He said we could collect adults, place them in a Good shelling this week. The Turner Beach area Just think of all the catfish that are returned ft the enough to float off, though, is not of much concern to controlled situation where they could breed, and between Sanibel and Captiva still produces a good similarities like this make great stories about how eat freshwater catfish that sometimes are culled water. Gut hardly any eating flsb, like trout or the fish was named. many people. But it might be Interesting to station a then place the young shells back out where their assortment of local shells. Get there early. "bard heads." These are very good on the table. rrdfUh, are released. The results might b« that one numbers are thin. Some folks have told me they believe the fish was person at the loll booth on the Causeway to estimate There is a distinct difference, however, between day the calfUh will be to dominant it will virtually the pounds of shells that leave tbe Islands on a busy Intriguing thought Could it be possible to start a so named because only cats would cat Its red, the salt and the freshwater fish. It is not unusual at eliminate the others In the natural competition for Capt. Mike Fuery offers dally shelling trips to odorous flesh, My pet pelican won't eat the "cat," weekend. site]] farm on some restricted mud bar In Pine North CapUva and Cayo Costa Islands. Call 47Z-345S all to see some proud angler come back to our dock* food. Island Sound? We might have to place a chicken and hardly any other bird will bother with the meat at Tween Waters Marina In a rental boat - loaded It's not unusual to find a family of four, each with for Information. In the meantime, things look good for catching his own bug of shells. It doesn't take long to Ret a wire fence around the farm, just as you would a real of this unusual fish. down with common catfish. It's not easy to tell the most of our local flsb, even though you might have U Of all the fishes, including sharks. I bet that by far fellow his great fishing "luck" was not as good as he put up with an occasional pesky cat Good fishtnc more people have been injured by catfish than any or she might have thought. this week. Linda A. Perna NANCY'S PRODUCE Leered Deal kiMe litcVcr QJ. FRUIT AND VEGETABLES CMHTERS ISLAND CRUISES (813) 4T2-3O55 Quility »nd Service Gun-* fitful ' PLAN YOUR OWN TRIP "THE ISLAND QUEEN II" Fishing •Shelling • Sightseeing , 50'NAVY PATROL BOAT I*?O Capilol Cily Way6ambcl Wand. Honda "S VINE RIPE TOMATOES USCG CERTIFIED; FULL ELECTRONICS : 1. CRUISES TO CABBAGE KEY - Thru PW< Island Sound I-LORIDA ' "Cap&iri JimBUrnsed on sheltered mienxwntal wat«way«. 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TfaalSLANDKR Tueaday. January M. IBM Lyric Chamber Ensemble returns to Sanibel ByJuUeNeidenfuer formance that year. 11ml ev«nt was a hit, but it did saw that people v/ere leaving the Islands because For the third lime in at many years, the Chicago not prepare the muiif JAns (or the following year there was riot cnougfc culture. They had an idealistic Lyric Chamber Ensemble U back on Sanibel to when they perfonitfttt at Tswn Waters Inn on Idea and put ii tvM effect. perform for Island reslrjeat&and visitors In u week- Captlva. "People were clammering for tickets." •'Chicago ts like the Islands," she adds. "There long series of concerts. LRurierile recalls. "The room was too small!" are tbo&c who find it easy to Kit back and criticize. What prompts this talented quintet to return to So when the group planned Its schedule of per- But concerts go on and go on well. BIG Arts Is Sanibel from the Windy Ctty each year, and what formances for this year's stint on Sanibel, they continuing and growing." brougn: them Were in the first place? Tbe story decided to Include more performances and give She feels • former BIG Artft president Marty begins with Maj-ityn Lauriente, the group's more people the opportunity to see them. Graugreen deserves a lot of credit. "We couldn't clarinetist. Wben they're not performing on the Inlands, most have dont it without his enthusiasm. H SPORTS SHORTS Sports quiz Beachview Rec center closes Most Islanders seem to know their Super Bowl The city's recreation complex will be closed this trivia. "Jimmy the Greek," Peggy Friar, John men's golf Saturday, Jan. 2B, and Sunday, Jan. 29, for the Wickham and Dick Traucht, all knew both parts of Island bailtctball tournament. last week's quiz. Twenty-six men turned out for tournament play at All knew Miami beat the Washington Redskins In the Beachvlew Men's Golf Association Saturday, Super Bowl VII. Tbe score In that game was 14-7. Jan. 21. Two teams tied for 1st place with plus (our. The only Redskin touchdown came on a fumble by The second place team with plus three Included Bob Dunes men's tennis Dolphins place kicker Garo Yepremian. Neth, Dave Wooster, Buhl Burgoyne and Less Soell. Also, all sports fans knew that Butch Cassldy and On Monday, Jan. 16,32 men from Beachview went The Dunes Men's Tennis Team defeated a team the Sundance Kid were the Miami runnlngback duo to the Port LaBelle Ox Bow golf course for an off- from tbe Cape Coral Yacht Club 3-2 on Jan. 21 at the of Larry Csonka and Jim Kllck. Island tournament. Tbe winners for best (4) ball Dunes. Tbe results were: Horak and Muench over This week we leave football behind and turn to were Jeff Dean, Lea Sncll, Rudy Mikulic and BUI Wentwortn and Gucntber 6-4, W; Rldell and Smith basketball. First, was Wilt Chamberlain the first Alqulst. The winners for best (2) ball were Sob Neth over Olson and Bentley 6-3,6-2; Gloacchlnl and Van player to score 20,000 points in the NBA? And andBudRlstow. Cleat (Cape Coral) over Buchsbaum and Anderson second, what former NBA player was known as 4-6, 6-1, 6-2; Albcrry and Beaujolars (Cape Coral) "Earl the Pearl?" over Robertson and Bradley 6-4, 6-0; Angst and ' If you think you know, give us a call at 472-5185. If Klddoo over Williamson and Picclatto 6-3,6-3. Located At The Center Of The Island, Next To Timbers Restaurant you're right we'll print your name in next week's Islander. Dunes men's golf The Dunes men played a point-total tournament • All Ground Floor Spaces • Select Your Own Interior Design Wednesday, Jan. 11. In the first nine boles of com- Beachview petition, two teams tied for first place. One team • On The Trolley Route • Ample Parking Included J. Minor, S. Stevens, J. Aycrs and J. Little league Seabrooke. The other team Included B. Verdooe. M. women's golf •Accessible by Alternate Island Roads 'Ideal Location For SateUite, Branch It's not too late for young ball players to sign up Ogle, C. Glandon and G. Christencen. The winners In Beachview Women's Golf (avoid Periwinkle) Operation for little league softball this season. Placing second In the first nine was the team of R. Association play Jan. IB included a tie for til-team A second sign-up will take place at the playing Arthur, A. Van Haste, J. Seabrooke and O. dark. with a plus eight. One team Included Jsan Contce, fields by the Sanibel Elementary School this In back nine competition the team including Agnes McCllntock, Kay Reynolds and Arilne Make Your Arrangements Now For Leasing Your Office Or Select Retail Shop Saturday, Jan. 28, between 10 a.m. and noon. After Verdone, Ogle, Glandon and Chrlst«naen took first Mercer. The other team Included Joy Benedict, the sign-up, players will be matched up with vacant place. This Is the same team that tied for first in the Margo Reck and L.Waldo. spoUt on last year's tefims. front nine. The hl-fndivldual with plus six was Jean Corace. February will see the playing field full of spirited And placing second In the back nine was a team Placing second was Joy Benedict with plus live. SURF REALTY ball players In "spring training." The regular Including T. Cornelius, S. Clark, R. Wilholt and C. The Hobble Wilson Women's Association cham- season will begin in March. Collins. 470 SURFSOUND COURT pionship Tourney is currently being played. (813)472-4886 (813)472-5200 (813)472-3020 Tuesday. January K MM Tuesday. January M, 19M Tt» ISLANDER Coming up in the arts Upcoming Tickets can be jHtfehased at various Bub tfsrry's cumedv mystery Murder Island Group lor fht- Arts. performances, exhibits, Jocalwns In Uw area. For information Amtme Friends will be presented at 8 De Angel Is bus fljvti? cofK-crts on call the theatre box L-Xiicc, £37-5031. p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, radio and television and has per- AliTS 0N classes and other, Feb. 2,3 and 4, and Thursday. Friday formed si Steinway Hail, Carnegie The Lee County Kc/KX/i Board hu and Saturday, Feb. 9,10 and 11, at the Hall and Fischer Hali la New York cultural activities released its winter schedule lor Peninsula Playhouse. City. She hut &iw> compo&cd sonatas, By Julie Niedenfuer classes at Let Courjgy Arts Center The play is not appropriate for chamber music for siring quartets, from Jan. 23 through April J children. orchestral pieces and music for ONGOING EVENTS Students can choose from a vuriely TlcJteta *ue (4- for reservations and Broadway productions. Through Feb. 4 the Captlva of art classes that include everything infrxtuaUon call 3344700. Critic Mtrtto Tuma describes De Memorial Library w.,11 host "Book from art appreciation to visual aria Angelis as "One of the foremost In- Arts" and "Ronald KitaJ's Book experience, music, theatre, dauot aud FEBRUARY4 terpreter* ot GerEhwin." Coven," The exhibits are part of a language arts. JnsZ *nd classical pianist Barbara. Admission for the performance is $6. neriw of circulating exhibits on loan For more Information call the Be Angelta wtU give a nightclub-style Refreshments will be available. For from the Rlngitng Museum In center, 939-2787. performance at Sundial Resort and more information call Peggy Valen- Get some class tino, 472-8212. Tennis Dub iti p.m. Saturday, Feb. 4. "Hook Arts" features a variety of JANUARY 28 The event is sponsored by BaiTler printniAklnB techniques that were The Southwest Florida Symphony The Community Courses way use] in book Illustrations from the 15th Orchestra and Chorus will be featured to UvtlSth centuries. In * free Pops Concert at Jerry's Wind chimes, mobiles by Jane VaStin "Rcoald KttaJ's Book Covers" Is a Shopping Center on Sanibel, this aeries of color dlk-screen prints of Saturday, Jan. 28. The concert begins exhibit opens at Sanibel Gallery fcook ewer «J«lgns that K1UJ sither at 8:30 p.m. In the parking lot of the malt on Periwinkle Way. Invented or reproduced from Beginning Jan. 2fr (he Sanibel at Mount Holyoke College in South originals. They ittasira!* book cover Dr. Arlo Delbler conducts the or- Gallery will feanu-e ac exhibit of Hadley, Mass., and fine printing r-Bridge> designs from different lime periods chestra Is music from "Star Wars" wind chimes and wind moaUes by with Carol Stoddard at the and tne artist's literary interests. and "The King and I," plus Disney Jane Crume Vftlfiu. The show wilt Csrollngion Press In Princetttn, The library is open Tuesday, favorites and other tight fare. The continue through Feb. S. N.J. Thursday and Friday from 9 a.m. to chorus will ainij a medley of Irving Valtin created each or the She became involved with clay 4:30p.m.; Wednesday from9a.m. toB Berlin tunes "Hymn for Our Time," original pieces from porcelain and as an art medium in 1S7S, and Its Intermediate p.m.; and Saturday from 9 a.m. to and "There Shall a Star From Jacob driftwood with birds and shells as Influence U apparent in her current 12:30 p.m. The library Is dosed Come Forth" by Mendelssohn. the central theme. They range in work. Fine-tuning for those Sunday and Monday, 'j Thd concert will go on rain or shine. size from small window pieces to The gallery Is open Monday In case of Inclement weather the large cathedral ceiling size pieces. through Friday from It) a.m. to 5 II you hurry, you can still catch a program will be presented £n the Vultln moved to Sanibel from p.m. and Is located in the Heart of who already play the game performance of "The King and 1" at covered parking area at Jerry's. Hopeweil, N.J., in 1976 and owns the Islands shopping center. Duplicate the Naples Dinner Theatre. The the Santbel Gallery. She studied art It used to be the rage among college students, popular musical will play through Jan. FEBRUAHY2 who would play day and night for weeks on end. The Peninsula Players production of Protect your furniture When a player had to leave to attend class — or catch some sleep — another would simply sU-p in Beginning instruction from the effects and takeover his hand. Today bridge is more popular than ever. And for those who are intimidated while there might be some truth to the idea that oi the Sunshine State the more avid players are wives of doctors and by the words 'duplicate bridge' Monday is Jazz Night lawyers who enjoy bridge parties on weekday Island j afternoons, most of those typical stereotypes can From la* Xsutor at The Lodge! One of the negative consequences of Florida's be cast aside. ABNORMAL BABIES Gifts j tropical climate is the effect It has on wood and •Vlllih docloo qu««ion«d 103 Everyone enjoys bridge — young and old, men The words "duplicate bridge" strike terror into women who** bobl«* w*r* bom with metal. It can wreak havoc on furniture, par- and women. the hearts of many a contract bridge player. For rfafacti oi brain or *p)rw. Daw ticularly high grade wood or antique pieces. For those who have already learned to play this one reason or another, bridge players unlearned worr»n hod dlaK dstlciant in protaln and vitamlm by *•• Furniture In lbs Floridian Climate Is designed fascinating game, Community Courses otter* a at the "duplicate" level have been known to en* rallanca on potato cfcipl, pa*trim, dowgWiutt. ftueory \ to help Individuals learn the proper techniques to class to help students fine tune their bidding skilli tremble with fear at the mention of the game. help Jtwp [heir furniture from becoming garage ''In and IrMt. oil ot xrhfch an Mpwiallr rmHia Solid Brass I 1 and defense strategies. According to spokeswoman Mary Kraemer, salt. material. The course In Intermediate Bridge starts Duplicate Bridge for the Novice should allay any SANIBR ISLANDS Instructor Tom Sharp says the course Is neiUier today, Jan. 24, under Uie direction of the only fears an Individual might have. "It's a relaxed, KEYRING » an art class nor handicraft workshop. Instead, he certified bridge Instructor currently teaching In drop-In situation," she says of one of Community »ays. Its intent Is "to explain to people the this area. And wlien Bob Osman sleps In front of Courses' more "recreational" classes. qualities of good furniture and to teach them an the class tonight, it will mark the fifth year he has The course Is taught by Jean Scott, who has $425 j appreciation of what they have on hand." conducted a bridge course for the Sanibel instructed bridge courses at the center for more Sliarp will show his students how they can Community Association. than three years. It is designed for students who MMrVUMIIDGf «O. protect and preserve their fine furniture. In keeping with hfs past method ot instruction, want to leant the basics of the game but who To help clarify the finer points of furniture Osman's lectures will be accompanied by black- might not be able to attend every session. care, he will use flip charts ot graphics and data board demonstrations, after which students will Instead of paying a large fee In advance, as visual aids to accompany his talks. Students play out hands so their mistakes can be brought students will pay $2 per session. That way, are not required to furnish any materials. to light and corrected. Kraemer says, if you decide you don't like It after Sharp's expertise in the field Is the result of "Beginning. Intermediate and advanced one or two classes, you haven't lost a great deal of three years of "on-lhe-Job"' experience. Since players will benefit," says Osman about the money. 1961 he has conducted a small furniture business seven-week course, adding, "I think they'll find It To learn to play duplicate bridge one must have out of the workshop at his home. Although he very Interesting." previous experience playing bridge, or contract occasionally builds a piece from the floor up, He ought to know. Bridge Is literally his bridge. And according to one enthusiast of the most of the work he does involves repair and business. card game, duplicate bridge instills fear In those restoration of antique and contemporary fur- Osman owns and operates the Cape Coral unfamiliar with It because it Is the game played If you want to enjoy a QUALITY HOME niture. Bridge Center with his wife, Adelle. The two by the "big bridge people" — those who play He sees his work, he says, as more ot a service conduct duplicate bridge classes seven days a professionally or those who . participate In to Islanders than a business for himself. He says week. Osman estimates mure than 3,000 students national tournaments. AND country club living, on Sanibel... the majority of his customers arc not in the have passed through the ranks at his center. Scott uses as a basis for her lesson the market for new furnishings — most have The husband and wife team also has taught American Standard system for bridge. Class acquired what furniture they have before coming workshops at Edison Community College and sessions consist of a lecture followed by a break, til the Islands. Cypress Lake High School. after which students play out hands. Students will have a chance to see Sharp Osman says he never tires of the- card game Classes begin Monday, March 12,. and will practice what he preaches when he takes them to and enjoys teaching others — he just wishes he continue indefinitely as long as there Is sufficient his workshop on a field trip. had the chance to play a little moreotten. interest. . ' • Cooridnate your schedule with Community Courses ttirougft March u. CMI If 114. aeceotM, For inform*lion call ac Quaint rww bridge For more informalio n call Carol Oaveiwort 417-4117, or .-l with tne mechanics ot Betty Bra if, J71 714V. Instructor detiv Freeman Mary Kr*cmer, 417-SUr. dvpKcaie bridge. SluCcnt* are will Condi*! ClHin from 9 tt t 114 For In «.m. to noon Thursday. Jan. T. Better Backgammon — ll Glnny Schu'tl. 4T II; MonO*e. Jan. 73; and Hestlne» Foiler will Inilruct Tnuriular. J*«. ». Coif li Ih« clan at the Ceptlva 4. Coping W III.M Dlu* ltd for ttiv Mint Community Center from 1 to 5 tuDDly kit. Student* mult p.m. tvery Wednesday from Beacbview Country Club - Periwinkle to Donaz to Tulipa Way Mot for tnsiructora will be Dr. 0*vld Feb. 1 Ihrougti Feb. T». Cost li Under Ml Keller ana Cen. Jorii wrln< SIS. A minimum of tj ind * II and u with a find trio BUCK C iMtNr. Clettn will be held maximum of MilucK-nli will bn YOUR SAHIBEL REALTOR/BUILDER Kroenvr, til S*iJ. i TurwJay beo inning Jan. 31 and • InlormalUn call Euoenl* Periwinkk W» at Undgm Blvd. SEE j.lnlrrmtdiats B 4. Fum'ture In th* Florltiian Td.472-1506- . : Ciimat* - ID. Bird ItMnllfiealMn — Visit Michigan Homes displayed in Smibd. R My ws. Tom Sturp'W'H fnttmcf the Advanced — ImtrMton J«ne tlsiBBi Irofi »;W to 11:30 a.m. and RIMMI Fi-nncli will Inch Cape CoraL NJplcs. Matco Island and hn Merrwi clitw* w be rvnry Wednesday beginning B Oimon ot Cupe Ccrrt , id from i:jo ID 3;» P m., •hiiclast irem l-.XK9-.Xa.tn. Punta Gotda Isles. Feb. 1 and cont*iulne throuen Mar. U, 7J and M wittt a «*W M*re,h j. cut) for me court* It .:...,.:..•.,.-... • PROVIDING QUALITY HOMES TO SWFLORIDIANS SINCE 1953 m. Co»t (or eiiner wstion I* lit Dlvi «t lor Tutorial*. A t. There will t» • limit iH JO . mulmurr- itf Jo atuoent* and a will conduct I Tucsdsr.JaDuaryM.UM Tuesday. January «, ISM Tiw ISLANDER Cornell Glee Club delights Island crowd Plans shape up for ABC Sale COMING ATTRACTIONS ByMarkJohMoti visit for the Glee Clift to Southwest Smart shoppers could Committee chairmen A raffle ef goods and Course can help victims Mobile tag unit visits Bailey s Tbe Cornell University Glee Club Florida. They were here while on « furnish a house with will welcome special services donated by under (he direction or Professor concert tour In 1981. bargains from the Items for the auction Captiva raerclUflU will Thomas Sokol presented a free concert The touring group U only part of the C*pUva ABC Sale set that will highlight the add to the excitement, cope with arthritis The Lee County Mobile Tag Unit will be si last Wednesday evening at the Tor- 65-member Glee club that boasts fSaturdayFVb2rSy, 5 sale. DeWltt Joc«i, Proceeds wilt go to the Bailey's Monday, Jan. 30. Tfcb service 1M for tag tufia Beach Club. members from across (he country and Co-chairmen Barbara president of the CvptJva Captiva Civic Become ft "four-win of knowledge" about your renewal only. Bring your prc-wrtllen registration. Visiting Southwest Florid* as part of around the world. Jones, Feg Hot- Civic Associated, will Association and to tbe arthritis. That advice cocoes from the Arthritis All renewal! and new applications must be ac- FISH OF SANIBEL a concert tour of the East Coast, the 48- The group's performance on SanibeJ sehneider, and Bob and wield the gavel as Is Captlya Memorial Foundation, whtcb recommends that people with companied by proof of tnsur&nc*. member group performed a wide was sponsored by Mariner Properties Sue Manderscheld customary at the sale. library, arthrllbt lesrn *ll they can about their dlsewe. (Friends In Service Here) selection of music to the delight of as part of a five-part series of concerts reported last week they People suffering from arthritis can learn more approximately 150 people in the In various Mariner resorts throughout nave received many about tbe affliction and bow they can cope with it through a program at Lee Memorial Hecpjtal. Trash and treasure safe set audience. Southwest Florida. The club also made pieces of new and used . . . i y/hen you need hdp - ' two appearances In the area with the furniture, rugi, Cla»es begin Friday, Feb. 3, and wilt continue (or The annual St. Isabel Catholic Church Trash aad The concert was held under the stars six consecutive Fridays from 10 a.m. until noon. on the patio surrounding the Tortuga Southwest Florida Symphony. draperies, linens, ap- Treasure Sale will be held Saturday, March 10, at rPatm Ridge Florists^ tuus '••:-•• The New Leaf . Blooming 8c Fofloge Plants Fresh Howar Arrangements CHOCOLATES for Weddings. Parties and All if: CHOCOLATES-CHOCOLATES .. Occasions Doris juat mad* a fr«ah botch of BafioonBouquets-. - ' • HIGH TB0C i*-'fc touA of t>U S«nfc«t •»d Peanut Srlttlo. featuring On roots tt tattle* work. Only 14 aid private Gulf front mfdenltel com- reskbnecs In Into new & exclusive beach- munity. Thli could bw your last chanc* to • BAYSIDE VILLAGE Affordable Kland j COME BV AND GET SOME Silk Flowers & Silk Plants front community. Occupancy April 1964. acquire a GuH Front honwtltc.* * homes with the convenience of POINTE SANTO DE SANIBEL homeowner's association, common pool. I Gift & Home Decorator Items • • BY THE SEA — Discover the ttluKTs • TIGUA CAY — Four distinctive cabana and tennis facilities. Model opening | A 34 (Jullirwit. third floor,3 bedroom. 2 tinlii with THE CANDY MAN soon. •J.lOOsq. II. of purr luxury. Taiuaiitlc wntp-i, round finest, condominium thing in a lush tropical lownhoutes situated on two Gulf Front view nivi-s you both sunscls and sunris . Good ASO, SOFT ICE CHEAM, Custom Designing by Professionals setting. renlal history. OwrKtliiUirKliiK-I'riceiia'. N^V. TOO! • WEST SHORE — Exwp •ional coTKtomtatutns, aD with 3 bedrooms. 3 baths, BuV#!de Village over 2800 sq. ft.. Gulf front 'model openings vtewi, and an- atrium vn- Fantasy island tryway. 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Ownci will ••klit wMh linaiiclny. C*U 472-SO21. Aim hour* conlaci K*lhl COMPLETE CREMATION SERVICE Bairy, 472-3261. DVIewIng DMinlmum casket QServlce in our chapel GCrAtnatlon INJOT THI MttVACT o« a imafcH condomitium commurtty. Onlv G! wwtencei aScatler at sea $?25 ihare Ifie 2OO feat of beach, a k*oo poot and lew court. This top floor unit tt ooily fooched from your coveted pork log tpaco t>Y elevator. Ptofeswooafy Htantal c«k«. arallobl*. Oeccnotod lot tha dactimnoting few. Fantasy Island Afitl VSrtekj.Beonof-A PrtH>crtySales Atriakjte luxury a ttwofiV wov lodwcnbo OtlUtDE KACL Thtt third Floor exx HARVEY tmofiittooroal vc*j«ot S340O00 It ofio has the odvaniage o( an onnual ie tal untl JuV of thrt \-ear. : FUNERAL HOMES AIhlAlWtWeO 3 LOCATIONS SEXVtNG UE COUMTY V«ry OoUrobte kit on lake, loned lor duplex, (ndudm booch occoiv Priced at MiCXJO AHof hcvicaP' AlanWorijul Biokw-SalevTion4/2-37AO. THE ESI DIFFERENCE Just excellent. A ground floor unit with a great rental history, view of ihe pool, Icnnls facilities, and closo to the gulf. This unit says "Island" In ev«ry resrject including the sheltering coconut arid pirw trees, and the buildings themselves. COQUINA BEACH 3B - $170,000 - Call OONAX VILLAGE CONDO • thi JIM WOOLM. Realtor AssociaH'472-4195 or after tours 481-1577. walking drslonce So Ihe beach It ti O low d« lv coni|3'a» Of 2O umti itiduoc-ti is o hoaiod poo-, tenrw courl. BBQ Ooen I' F 25 f Duplex living the S-inibel Way: This property consists of two units plus. 74D Each unit has two bedrooms and one bath. Attached is one bedroom one bath servants or guest apartment. Each area has its own screened and covered porches. This easily maintained, income producing proper- ty has an assignable morttjatje and is listed at $185,000 • LAGOON ESTATES. Call 472-4195 for details. LOGGERHEAD CAY NO. 414 - Top floor privacy; bright and sunny wilh lovely furniture. This unit is in the FSI rental pool and rents wry wot!. M54.000 Furnished • Call BILL HOWARD, GRI. Biukcr- Saicsman 472-4195 or after hours 472-4420, SANIBEL SURFSIDE NO. 116. Prime two bedroom/two bath Gulf Front Unit with Cabana for maximum beach enjoyment. Excellent \g Someone rental history. $242,000 furnished. Call MARY JOHNSON. Reaitor Associate 4724195 or after hours 4720036. You Love. Boardwalk to the gulf. This SAND PO1NTE Condominium views the Uauev designed executive* cotroat r) jilua'ed on two acres Ouectiy pool and the Gulf. This comfortable two bedroom unit is priced at Hoosgvell Charinol Open Wednesday. Jan 25th. Thursday, .fan. 2otfi & Safuda $188,500 furnished. Contact GEOFF SELBY. Realtor-Associate 472- jonuarvIBlh Located on Captlvo Rood. Oponliomtl-S each day 4195 or after hours 482-7802. SEA PINES - Spacious apartment with FANTASTIC LOCATION. Walking distance to the Gulf for swimming and shelling. Relax at home and watch the golfers at Bcachvtew or play tennis In your backyard. At- tractively priced for that new Sanltwl owner. Call MARY MATHER, Realtor-Associate for more Information 472-4195 or after hours 472- 3253. Hesorf COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT PROPERTY. We have a wide range of commercial properties available. There are some excellent buys til office buildings, hotels, motels, apartment complexes, mobile home parks, shopping centers, and businesses. Call BOB CHUBACK, luxurious beachfront accommodations, BrokerSolei,man472-4195oTaItOThoui 472 2036 with full resort and marina services, a gracious private island club offering luxurious vacation accommodations on the islands just north of Boca Grande. and full resort services. InqnlrtM Invited EXECUTIVE SERVICES, INC. (813)283-1061 (813) 697-4800 495 PERIWINKLE WAY SANIBEL ISLAND. FLORIDA 3N97 P.O. Box 2300, Pincland, FL 33945 7092 PlKhU Rd., Cape Haze, FL 33946 JS13) 472-4195 TOLL FflEE (BECTrV *W*flA» 1-M043TWH REUB (813)472-3166 Tliday, January*. MM Duplicate bridge scores Eleven tables played duplicate bridge at the T «t ThiHsciay aftwnwm game will begin at The nest Friday game will befjtu at 7:30 p.m. UIIB Sanibct Community Assocluioln toll Thursday l;5i i. thiji TiiurwJAy. Jan. 36. Friday, Jan. 38. For further infiinnatlon cull Martha Only in THE ISLANDER! afternoon, Jan. 19. Tbe results were: T e Uble* play «j Friday eyeninK. J«m- 2". The llollls, 482-128. North-South res; 1. Helen Qulnit-y and Dorothy SUrtsman Nortb-Soulh 2. Helen and George Hammes l.KayandKoyHlckes 3. Bi'tie McDonald and Harriet McKinnon Z. Helen W.'Uerrowd WKJ Hud Kni^it The island Guide East-West 3. r'neda and Jacob Goodman 1. Ev Horton and Pal Jeffrey Kast-West 3. Adeie and J. Karl Stark I.AdelrandJ Karl Start 3. Wtlle Mae and Ralph Boles 2. Rocbelle Maiiaijig and Wendell Lapp A complete visitors' 3. Dodo itnd Ci\!t Walker guide to the Islands. PALMETTO York air conditioner. PALMS Bis performer, RV FIESORT small price. SPECIAL OFFER,, SELECTED LOTS SALE PRICE LIMITED TIME ONI.Y $76900 10% DOWN H2CCO24AO6 PAYMENTS 200 00/MO. Economical vrfx)Ie-house air conditioning MOVX1NNCWI All coils have quality copper tubing Adaptable to gas. oil or electric furnaces We're you Yak (teJter-aiptdalht IratalMfefl and Kfvfcc. Soles Off IM Open 7 Days A Wnlt tmtmtEISpm 24 HA. EMERGENCY SERVICE 334* I 660 COHTSSL y cumarc Sunuiwriln Rood (Cft B69} on eha wer to KEEPING SOUTHWEST FIOHOA COMKMnAiU SINa IN* INTRODUCING SUNDIAL REAL ESTATE SALES > inc., realtor SUNDIAL'S rental history compares with the best, offering a variety SUNDIAL 3EACH AND TENNIS ftESORT offers the widest ranqe of flooiplans to satisfy anyone's desires. of resort amenlUes on Sanlbcl: 13 tennis courts, both hard and clay: Our listings range from a one bedroom courtyard unit to a deluxe two pools; boat, bike and windsurfing rentals; conference and banquet bedroom two bath plus den and cabana directly on the Gulf. facilities; and ont-fle Morgan's Market and Lounge with nightly «.,.*.- Priced from $115.000 to $395,000 furnished. talnmeul. Lauten Filzstmmons 694-3699 Slop In our on-slle Sales Office next to If you miss our office hours, plot* fWI Scon F. Naumesr. --• -' :~- 472-6202 the tennis pro shop. Open every day from f ree to call any of our aBaociaics alter D«v« Partita 472-0201 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. hours. G.G. Robl&itu 472-5102 Kail Shank 489-0188 1246 Middle Gull Drhn. S«ilb«l laland, Florida 33957 Loci 813472-3121 Toll FtM 800-237-4184 (out ol Florida) 800-2BS-340S (In Florida) KB TuCTday.JtmnryM.UM TbeEtAHPSB, The ISLANDER TucacUy, January 14, IBM ISLAND CLASSIFIEDS l/.Kb FATHER TI *E... TurnTo-'GetOnWlthtt"? Th*r» right - NOW IS THE TIME ...no more wailing to be lom*..."'*' here waiting for El «*iolylng t4 In rou. atons with nil k)^<^rkoui ± btdroom, ) befn (1 on WEEK I &KELL ISLAND m SblWna B. pool, inifilt. butt. m*'*i. Sriell twnMII and t lenli 1 Ctiti, Looowrrwao Car. • EACH CLUI II. Ciil tSI*l INI&Cl IUN0IM. (113) 471 JWtor Ml, island BtKhClub. w*Mi4S«, 71J1H1 or while we are on Mtw thrt rmtal **, I7.MH. 4. **,M, I yeert REALTY, INC. hat all b (i Sanlbel (OI/W/1 IS) (IU) 471 LC/tl Dercenl. C. Poinlak, ests. to.iMO wim HUW OOM. )/IW Cumberland Ct.. South- trta taller 10 llnence «n«l E»la<* Llcenv. Held. Mlcnlaan 4KUM or (lilt TODAY w e can 1S7-UW. •Ck; (1-JIJ 473 «M3 Days. 47JMM 3J" re vMw 1CA cocktail LIOHTHOOie NEWRT BCNTJENKS t?0. * la inner T R 0 flC AL VACATION CAFTIVft HOUSE H*« tllll wlc minimum 3 wnfctl >TM per 17D0 s 4. It- Aceomo. lor * Ste" h. Ill .arua three*b*aYlMm, two riorna only itGfn to betfcri dod Nslu kin wnm, Em. iriTUtor Boil) Soutfi Se*i. Avthentic IMaM al * r cnalr li. tullv turnntwd hctna IKi fl, ! 7 pvc tptlvl. FLWU. oe»Wi. Urea tlwiM bedraom, nmaculate condition. l, den analpattoi 'd« from Gull Of HMIUto. All M»«hkmefl P Main , tn. i (114) two batn, tern* »cre«ned ipelit ifinltleo (nclud'ng csut TV* MIB£c BCACN CLUB on Pvc end rle, l tin ruot. Seautllul INTERVAL OWNERSHIP ta Large, tMcloui rooms. • Gulf. Lower unif two cktur es tt each, 1 CBI flTill. washer-orror. cltft- landtcavtns. Fur- includlnu 1 beotoorni with I L-WI-mwks. Feb. FOR SALE. Sliell I liana Beach vtotifcn d ttu tM>. Out nut- waUter, linen. ""' — itlff.Mi~ redwcM Jroom, two M>h. Weefct 3, ) Club on Sanlbel. week 21. w.DOO and 4. U.tM «cn. Upoer onll «h. :*n IIOT»» J«P*-iCt-W*.SO0c«h trc art Mrrty tehfiwd Ui*t ill dryer plut Ptentr of Uoram *«*( tU, (10.300 tech. Call Mp tUr-e* tdvtrUftcd. in tM» snd screened porch lor *d- 477 0*41 between t/*/14 • Pculble moti>er-ln-liw or UUIM7 JJ« w in trabrtMi oft w Olllorwl comlort. Call 41* J*M. i/JI/M, afier Feb. ut call (412) P.O. Box 141 y Wait. - llamMurs, Ml 4HW •sari men t. On* Oulel well veaetoled loo- N itD- llaliin maibhi docor In USD >n SinilMl. SOS in* level bloa. Ml near MarUia In IMI) [Itiel. (77 O1S. At*. Ssnlbel's S!»H Harbor area, matter bain wlln uoerale "Mlh" room. Hit and her SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION PiEARSANIBEL atiumable morlnna*. Ab SKACH CLUB WEEKS B.». 10, (Fraruarv 7J • March 151 AND COMFORTABLC HOME WEEK 11 (Marcti n • April 41 AWAVFROMM0ME CALL TOLL FfiEK •» Ti) •nd wet bar hookup* in lamllv ANNUAL A REMTAL3 STOX AVAILABLE IU prlval* 1101 WEEKDAVS I a.m. lo i P.m. Cesablanr.a lam In every Davis Woods • Davis Lakes lawon. JKUIH, sat barbecue, 14-3) HOME BUILDING WASOHCC wfwft minimum. StartUo #n Cinnamon Cove « Peppcnree Poinle Ttttefutfv furnlsh^f. Localrtf C*M Ybel — Sanlbel's llneit Haywuod Reeltv. Inc.. 1) on Cata Voel Road near new rftort. Prime weeks > and T no center and beach Periwinkle W*v, 477 503* altention lo detain wore a rule I Feb. M March 111. SpocUrul loll (rrot«H4l-ltSa,t.J. JOJ ii. Monthly of seasonal upper corrwr IBIS villa. All il. Weekly tontioared now. nol an eiccptlov Like a fine I l txtam tumtino the linit'ieo* product It Pofscilla IRuaphy LOVELY FURNISHED Ruilv.lnc.fB HOUSS convtni*nt, auia* location ttow to ourf eatement. . Ft. H^fn Two bedroom, two bath. Available April, May- Jwvt for HJW) • monih, dlicounf (or r 06»cv«nlnoi. BflACHVUW COtfMTir ClUBt 3 bedrsDrr.*, 3 bolhs. / rt>om. cjrouivi level, on yolf covrie ond ptfvole broch oc- <***• HB9.5O0.U. UACHVIEW COUNTSY CXUt-MWt 7 b«)roorn>. 3 both.. LEASE family room, •levoted homai, tarmi. Jl 89,0004 tTO,COO. f tiuge 0001, lacwitl. SAntlBfL ESTATES 3 bedioom. 7 bolh. eott «r>d of I.land, AND MORE III t Prime TheHamli ItBVO f: Just re- complal*fr furnished, plui adjocrnt bultdobl* loi — beii WO. Call «0414J).OIIu or AND FOR ONLY painted. ike r eonditkn, buy —119V.50O —pOMlblelerms. Commercial boilroom. From Owner. Can («]]) CUAWO UMBOi 3 bed'oomi. 3 bolht. Lovely view ol the iVt bath ir Ire- . cell 93V 441) tor epoolntmenl. lake. (139.000 F. Location 1*44 or M* 441*. : SHELL HAHOfci 3 bedrooms. 3 bairn. ScHboat aoo on (813)472-6565 IJ7) deep water canal. Taitelully decorated. pinUpe localion. Lot lor &*le: c PtiVJ lot, T tocurlty tyilvm. f 32 J, 000 U. 100', near Lib* arr on Ch li ! or wrlip Clgin 04tho, «It SANIKl IHOrttS 3/3 Mkhlpon bo ill horn*. v*ry ciose to TURN KEY Unique Slreet. Please c all7«3 401». Tower _Dr., Cao« Coral. FL beocti, room for pool, corner lot. prtvale yard tut'ounded •riUdcot •gt. LMI in by mafur* native plonilngs. . $133,500. Facility CONDOUfNIUMS SANIDEL ISLAND - SUMMUC mHTIB»ATD | CONDOMINIUMS] UOOsq.lt. Beau I ifu l Golf course lot on Itw 1500 Blind Pot* S150up Up 5'n Green at tne Done*. Mutf Caplalnt Wolh t400/mo. |750/mo- be told. All ofleri considered SANDKMLEi 3 bedroom). 2 balhi. newly lurnlihsd and S«30/wV. Call I8U) 5Ilir~ Capiiva Shofe. tiOO/wk, decorated. Beautiful Cult view. $155,000. f Comcoil Point UOOUp oetween f a.m. K SUNSET SOUTH GULFCOMItEX: 3 bod.oomi. 3 bof hi. adult JITS Up SSMUp Mjreo Island. Week 11 (or sale community. Recreation room, pool, storage, potable l«. 5««. WtOO.'monrn. Outt Beixli «35Up (TOO Up On tft# Guif xw« bedroom and by Owner, M.WO. Call 4(1 D4M 472-616! •Itertp.m. MISCELLANEOUS or 477 37M, SKOUp 1539 Up ami at trie Sundial. llk» new. ""• SIBS.OOO, r tTFNJ Tnr LANDING b< Fl, Mvert New RuiliC Cedar 1 (1-7) OSUa/ma.up condoonbciutl'ul Pin SANIBEL MOOMNGEl 7 bedroomi. 3 balhi. mint condition. : -FOR SALE:' Appralted al 177J.O00, mahe lefuire living al Iti llnetl. Sandoebbl« S95O Near C*on Coral. at 11 ft. Capri Cvctort* otlrr. Direct to owner 471 tut. Three bedroom, two balh FOR SALE: Week 17 (Sept. 17 1153.000 F Sandpiper Ebtach SSOOUp WMUp tpnnln, soil and t<) and week it [Dec S Uf. S14.W0. Call M3 «TI. UGMTHOUM POINTt! 2 bedroomi. 2 balhi, ITJO.SOO end r, aiklno 1T00 comoletc. ^ Priscilla rg Scnlbel St«rei HOO'mo.Up Reasonable priced at Caia Sanlbel shells. Buy direct from Sotibel Arm* Wetl tsbo Up ' derground parking, many Ybel.CallM9D*4* S1B9.500, the artist lor l*it tnan naif of oitrs'i; boot, marina, eoff. SANIBCt ARMS: 1 b«d>oorn. I both. Cull from complex. W Murphy — Sayana ol Sonibel SJ3S MSOUp | CAPriVALGTSieoitaheach. SMwlndi ' tennit and ctubnouM. Owner ¥ Hualiy, In* KJOUp will linance carl IIMJXK, 4W Aftord4ible Waterfront. Dock, J99.500F. ; Su^dlol t»0 Up S450up cr tropical veoetation. Davltt, deep water canal. (^ ANNUAL RENTALS 1300 Up 1710 Up Vlew» Sanlbel fr«m 51. Jamel '. -. (I-J4) City on Pine Island. Three [LOTS) two ursup bedroom, C8S. Only 171.500. Vlllat o( tonlbal 5AN1BEL. $2,000 J3.600 Phone 1>3 4*71. OUNTtVaUB; 100'f(» t e.Tenm. 'il«r - World's flnrsl 1 a9 WhlleCopt MM Up fAJSACttrLLEUnlaueotfire Brand New I $49 500. WhUoSand-s t475 1*00 Up 1 condominium onftliTprle «t n tANIBEl SHORES SUtOtVISION: Double loi. po»ibl* lormt. I George Campbell. «7J- Two b«droom, 2 bath, piling homo. $550 month Avenue. BuiWInfl *Ad Cotvto :ED TO SELL: BY o»»n«r, plus utilities. I completelf renovated from 111 r (TFM) buniui naro-w«M lloori to lit Cav, ALM LAKEi 100' x I45 wllh b*och occ.i. Caih o> letmk. HOUSES Undar construction. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, piling it Hunter lorn. C*n be mmf llreplacet, nroe Duiset 3/;. Coll-lroiit. Counlty Club nwnbeiihlp i3XM0. Call (111) 551 I •JtlCHT WATEIt S/D: very near bench, wed end rf Island! horn*, on water with occ«» to bay. l-wk. fiomteOD ' I'wk. (in) I7*-37t). Call crl'lnoi. sleeolnq t43,000 — terms. ?/3(Vu«ron prvat*. Exc* rnt renia) VSIIM. Furn •r unfurnlUwd. Can CAPTIVA H«l>rnSanlb*1 llSO' ICOMMERCIAH TohHI Shof»i3'I. pool. -r, 11a OLD FLORIDA STYLE—Boautiful Gulf-front two (3000' 0707 GuKAcctt. (I000 EAST END CF ISiASD: 3 unit coltoge, completely furnished. M4I bedroom. Two bath home. Under construction, •ilob!iih«d rentals, can tw Ccnverted lo A \jn\H plo* ad- STAMP COLLECTIONS tudury CuHtronf Cdp'rvo completion dale oarfy January. Exquisite In- ^.'SftoWi, pool* Joeoiil tAOO.'wk. Up 11300'w*, Up jocenl lot, oil zoned commercial $360,000 — pood termi. WANTED I SAILBOAT WATER LOT terior design, cathedral ceiling in living room. Cull v vfitranct lo Sovih ^ ttwntlal pariune MIcM Hik on Writ Gult W, I of B*obit koto, ma b ATORt WILL «E TRACY'S SWEETWATER AbTERATIflHS. ETC KENBRI PLUMBING, INC. RIVER ROCK PAINTER CAR WASH DOG GROOMING 24 Hour Svrvfc* FullServkeCorWtnh & PET SUPPLIES Sl«v» Crvmtfivld Things to do and see- Supor Epoxy System* Rob»(Bo! Sanibe) l Honrf Waning IPollihi 472-4329 Experienced 4 Qualified Op-n7Doy». 473-1898 For Woltpop«rlng COMMINS Or Pointing &STRICKUN Homes or Condos WINDOW ANY ODD JOB OPTOMETRIST the Wildlife Orlv* and VWtor* CLEANING HOUM or Cardan Orj"T»rwn»>ey»a<-Tne ... OiroTjty *" Pier, .yhleti rtten muttna tithlno. a tontv beattt end nBav. LOCAL HAND VI ELECTRIC PLU* SrMge competltton every This Space CARPCHTft Wedneocuy rrem t to 4 p.m. «i Sft 'CUT HUT tne Sanlbal Comm '" FOR SALE tH tt> t < rou n'd*.tt:n O,| ?rT ^..^ W^rlS FAMILY HAIR STYLING I S Sdand fiiM, 3no. eKMMtB and nature lourt. ™_^15. .™"' •Well make you look Good Air Coftdliioninff Conliactor Wlifor cail473nto. and Feel Great!" Rhvthmlc exarcta* Studio This Space FOR SALE E HAVE HEAD TO TOE SERVICE in. to 4:30 cm. FtintHciaM*tfamu»u ough Fr.dey. Monday ftxu Saturday 472-126O Call 472-5185 ilt)O),li>»>l'H across from Sanibel Fire Station. rentaUca!l4»Z5]l. Ouka Sell*. Mike F REFERENCE 2400 Palm Ridge Rd. 472-4592 South S*«i PI anta tio n Mar in* AVAILABI.E (813)472-6719 St^rr. taotv Douo fiichcr. Home. Office & Reasonable & Dependable LET ME DO YOUK DECORATING Caotlva Condominutn DR. ROBERT G. LcSAGE project while you are uway. I can 471-3100 Cleaning licensed & Insured Vision Examinations Butch Colirlll lor tlthlrw, furnish fobricn, slipcover, uuholslery, J«*00 Maid Service TIM*. & Thun. Wlldllr* retvv* natvr-i toort •hulograpni and cratt work. tor rent, pochaoe. Boat nnlt drapery, etc. Call for an uppointrtiem. wim •inatiMiii on wIMIil* ot m* Ooen sevm days * Cnartir wilboat avaltaWe Contact LeiucB T».owr»¥ will Can I. Don Prdiatfta. Cnll J.N. "Ding" Owilno Natlcnai i. Sail chait*rt tor rw Wllrjlllt R*fV0«. Ottwrr lubjacti Spec lac le*—~Rf pa i ni Boat rentals — Boston SLIPCOVERS BY parllnml lo witdllt* ccoMav 3*UWre«tOu>l Drive CLEAN — N — SHINE NEW SEASON HOURS Capt."Stw~Soum Whaler power boat*, ttilboali Otter Ins two natural hlsleii Tr» roun ara held Mturday and Ollmorc Sailing School. WILDA Flihino, Hwlllna. tightteelna MONDAY TIIRU FRIDAY t#*d trim ~ on* by land anc morning*. OK. 15 ttwwffti Saturday from 10a.m. to Se.m. ra br MB. Tht land trip It w warctt». FM 15 JO ptr vtnon Windows & 830-4:30 472-9541 •ntftfl la nnlFnuffll o« lv P l tarcttvd »fKHi» throuoh F« Swilb*] litand art print. Construction Glnny & Bob Joyce 2402 Palm Ridge Road 472-4204 Sanibel Island Svnibel'i wlldllla tiabltats. T!w ' Call 471-HM or v> to Tarpon aecroxlmatitv low-hour trip Bay Marina tor rawrvat tons. Oeaning (813)472-6719 t — "•- "" Capt.DufcaSalrl at i*.m. i 471-5441 4n*rM t ai Th« unoav«d Nit lv« area gvidr will ptfeor Charter Sailing. Oay.nall- Ka cr*d Monday. MCVISA Open 11 ajn. cm. dinner a PEPPER'S TMUnatGan*•n* Dr. Albari Evara JURV'JOFI. VISA.MCAB Wtt Par I winkle GENERAL PRACTICE Serving lunen iliJQa.n 471 MM Ptftfi*. dry* 11a NES COUNTRY MC.VI3A DaywindPiaia OpMivifv day (Pom 11 a.m. IO PUTTINOPELICAM 9407 Palm Rldot Road 1 a.m. Omelettei »trv*d At the »«*ctiview Golf Ceurae wwrvn MaWcal Cantor 477 4704 Saturday mm I to 11 a.m. 1100 Per VMw Drive Stantay Wavryn, M.O. F ACS «71-4)M 4W1 Satlbcl'dotlva Ro*a PHARMACIES n dan from S:X> » -Clubs O^» Rentals— ComarOruM Arrenwmirnti thouid bv m and Frencn wflfood tuliine. MEDICINE AND JURC tov c«llin« trwtbovg numcH and organizations AUTOMOBILES MASSAOG THERAPY vrond Monday ot *i Nwrommcular C«nNn- I-UarGrootry . MarlaKtltti,))M.T. y 5. Wim and All . 1*10 p Periwinkle Way i KBttcoecl Chuixn on 7 QUA»rEKOCCK OP MitWay CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIA ia*'Captiva OMUCIUQ QIBBY'S J«rry*a Pharmacy ly and Friday from 1B3 Periwinkle Way Dollar (t«nt-a-Car 471-177! a.m. to ) P.m. Dinner »:30 to * • p.m. TueMayi at St. MKhaet Soutn Scat Plantation 0 Cactlva V1&A.MC Ctwrcn on rWlwlflkl* Way? * 4TIltll.*Kt.UU DENTISTS Osn)Mlei.m.tM Open dl*cu«(on at Itw church 4'ino]. open Monday a.m. Sevan day* a wew THCMAOHATTKR at I p.m. Frkttyi. JamM BXI, O.D.S ' SaturOay rrom*a.m.to1 *» SMM CMtlv* Sundav and holiOa^i fr< i to 34« Palm RldM Road wornvn't 9* HUB- ilottd n S to ID ipMlalaverrday. -Churches GLADS FtteSH SEAfOOl dMcvailon, to a.m. on Mnndayi HOUSE at St. IHbM Catholtc Cnwch on RMDMilin SaniMICaptlva Ko*d. MKMM Cwtf Drnt al Dona* St. Mlchaef and All Ang«|« EPltcaoEPltcaoall OiurcOhh The Rev. jamnD.B. hubbt MeT'S SHRIMP HOUSE BICYCLE S-MO PE OS Periwinkle Way -Dining on Sanibel 4711173 1 S«tfCivl#w Courttry Club. Any V^j.J"'?^ "Jifni? tSam woman wfio is sslnfully em- un>i»n >"Jimet. J/7 ljil. THE BURGER EMPORIUM ploytd Bllhw owt-ilm« or lull Kiwanfi alood. 10 item ulad I VISA.MCAE lime IS weKorn*. Call Florene M^-H »nt WMirv Open lor lunch Monday Thrauon Friday* dlruiar S to W il«C M the entr»nc» lo South SCM Stnlbiit IHlano Hilton In 'TWEEN WAT BBS INN SHIRLEY'S SPIRIT 9J7 Gulf Drift mnMe W»IF. Parly btldoc OF FOOLISHNESS THE OLDE POST 473 3111 400 f Mt tMvond th« tntranca OFFICE EATERY Ptrlwtnkt* Way *t Tl -Service stations- ta Soum SMI PMnUtlon r Ihrouon Ttiur- tn*m S«nlbrl Captiva THE MUCKY DUCK CWII War Jteinactmanl Society en" *n wl*or"7 Hit Art R L liland Ca WlfiMynanLaA# .' ' .. -< SaAJbal'CaptlvA k HEALTH SUPPLIES ~~' ftov scout Troopn 471-4)11 No crcd it eardi accvptvd Hi montMy mm UM, ,,*_ A«e*« Jtom 7 10 1:30 P.m. Nocrvdllcardi anight. Eniarteinnwnl Ir THE OYSTER SHELL loinoftjii ifVDrmaTion on —. THIIUIBU AI tf^ iajiziu>t ...K.™,.^-.. 5KJSS1»III5.«2!: utCo-ou Vltltlno taum are welcom*. tood-ouylns coooeratlva Call Ron Steeld, 473-4141 a»r*. -Take-out only- every fourth TnurWay W more Information. Caotlva Ccnwrvatian Fown- sanlbei-Caollvi Shell Club Cation on Sanib*I Captiva Mem a! • p.m. on It* Itiird VISA.MC VIDEO EQUIP Road. New rrtembert are Monday W *«ch mufltti nt itw Monday throuan S»Iurdey mu Acrou from the (=lr« nation 1,- For me** • In- Sanibel Co m " ^' * .i.m. lot cm. Clotcd Sunifav. fl j r liland Store 3S* Periwinkle' Comer of Cadlva Ro*d 1'» Goor met Take-Out 471517* H al veraii, 473 -em. and Andv Rotia Lane IntheS^anlbel Souara CONA . Benind IMNvwLatf om. CUM- r-a Sutninrt. Commltiw of. 1 BMP* r I winkle Way Sum. u »i*ai, Mil c Hcalin and Happlntu 471MW) AHocUtiom, linvol ffevi bakery product*. liJand Snooping Cantsr Open < Man davt a week -M^tl^ r,« on M* >«anQ ^r^SiShnS Ch'Trm." 4JJM30 30a.m. 1O7:»[ tnurido* oj evwy month. For c*le\to Mmdei. 472 01SS. MondAV ihrouan Saturday "beach Attneenc to* Tarpon! Sanltxl Ranttl SorvKa 'rckiilonl Frlti Modr, '" Dlnnnri reauirr Sanlbvl LfaOua Jerrv'i Shooolna Cantcr *ie rehnatii 10, All MC.VISA Of Women Voters 473-5777 reodv-to-eat viKienloy. • OtxfT. ir Mcvtt on in* INrd Monday w RoMawavt. crlt™. jtroller*. SufWrti culcrlno ionchain. car trafi. bracn S.mibel Public Library. Call PallcanPlai -Spirits Cnolc* Quality Stuff r APOttwcary Canter VJ*?^ '*•* SaiUbei. FL3MS7 Information call thr • Monday Ihrouqn Priii*v. Palm Ridoe Road nl0MI 47I6SS4 *™ Statood - Soutn Writ Anelen Club 47I33J3 ;.) lor in lor ma lion. 22B Tuesday. January U, 19*4 ifcelSLAHOEB TawMAMDBS Tteifcc. Jwnay W. HW -Good things to know , inc., realtor FNaraJ VaylniM and DISASTER ALERT Cfcnetl Saturta* and Sundn. Ra«io SMtKm WRCC KU-F MttwuWi mall I* S«nlM M(jn>l«» ctumb^i «t DOC6V DO'S AND DONTS ichr» OuntoC SlrtwT. wwehendi, nchn 471X111 PUBLIC KEITROOMS o ttM u Own Turatfav, ThurMay and uiMn ouMt mncntt Mondav o* e Friday from » •.«. to 4:» SantM Pithing War - At Iff r your control ll t p.m.. Wedrmdar tram « a.m. *«t>i>rn its o* Itw itland n*«r- •' "• mitxnin nan council to* p.m., latwrMr from * a.m. tMUgrithoin* 1||lntr«» ctumtwrs et Clly Hall rt» lo >1:X> »,m. Clowd Sunday Tumar a«acfi - Al Blind Pau NEW LISTING SAILOR'S DREAM HOME 1 S n SanitKl'i tw«utl(ul (hetllns tnsjirwlno at 10 a.m. at the aitttouoh m Canetta (after hours 472-6644). na«r Florid* law bicycle oeactMt moat coltectort mutt Cwpllv* Communltr Center. Saturday. •>-» riavr ih* un rlonr» to fake any live tnelli wfiat' rewonilbllltlf* at molpr MORE NEW LISTINGS! CONDOMINIUMS WITH A VIEW BY THE 8EA...enJoy the tranquillty of panoramic sunsets from GREAT GULF FHONT LOCATION. Two bedroom two bath, on. of the most outstanding Gulf Front units on Sanlbcl. 2000 sq. ft. nicely furnished unit with excellent rental program. Askinq price of fcixury squtppmf nondamWutn. TT*« S85.O0O in furnishing* and S310.QO0. Realtor Aswciate ROM Gibrwy (after hours 472-2631/. appointments make Hits an exorflunt vnJiw & Incomparable place to live. $440,000. Call Broker Salesman Kyle Collins (days 489-1122, LUXURY RESIDENCE AT CULFSEDE PLACE. Two after hours 939-2971). bedrooms with den, overlooking the landscaped pool directly to the Gulf of Mexico. Excellent appointments throughout Fully equipped kitchen with Jenn Aire BBQ. Whirlpool tub. Six lighted tennis courts. GULF FRONT HOME: secluded. &crene. and a sandy beach. One of Sanibel's outstanding residences. $329,000 Broker Mature and native vegetation make this gull Frunt site an excellent Salesman Jack Samler (slier hours 472-3571). place to capture your Sanlbel Sunset. Realtor Associate G.G. Robldeou (after hours 472-5102). VIEW - VIEW - VIEW the most spectacular Bay Front view on the Island. This deluxe 3 bcdroorn/2 bath Lighthouse Point unit is priced at $265,000. Realtor Associate Daw Putzel (after hours 472- BETWEEN GULF AND GOLF. Tastefully fumsihed 3 9688). bedroom/2 bath Michigan home on the 8th tee of Beachuicw golf Course. Within walking distance of beach, this home has a great RACQUETBALL COURTS, and air-conditioned, too! Just one yearly lease rental history. Great home for the Investor, offered at of the many amenities found at Signal Inn. Har« 4 bedroom con- $195,000. Call Realtor Associate John Nicholson (after hours 472- dominium with wrap around balcony. Beautifully decorated and gulf 6296). View. For further Information. caH Realtor Associate G G Robldoau Stay in touch witk tKe Islands wherever you are witK a subscription to the (after hours 472-5102). Sanibel-Captiva Islander, the Island's favorite award-winning newspaper. It's THE BEST VALUE ON THE ISLAND. Three bedroom three one sure way to get the news, meet the people and explore the issues fully and BAYFBONT AT MARINES POINTE, on the bay. ground bath luxury townhouse with approximately 2,000 sq. ft., pool, tennis, objectively every week, year 'round. floor with two bedrooms/two baths. Priced to sell at $139,900. Call gorgeous view over Beachview Golf Course across the waterway all Realtor Associate Mary Lou Traucht today to sec this condominium at the unbelievable price of $195,500. Call today for an appoint- with boat dockage and fishing pier. (After hour. 472-2880). ment. Realtor Associate Joan Joyce (after hours 472-2649). OUTSTANDING OWNERSHIP OPPORTUNITY. Top SUNDIAL BEACH AND TENNIS CLUB. "On the beach", floor Gulf Front comer apartment featuring panoramic \Aew with relax in this Gulf Front two bedroom/two bath with den and wrap' desired southwest exposure. Two bedrooms/two bath, very attrac- Nai around balcony unit. Excellent location, youis for the asking - tively furnished, available for only $225,000. Realtor Associate Din $273,000. Realtor Associate Daw Parilb [after hours 472-0201). Conn (after hours 472-9337). Address . WITH OUR 7 MODEL CENTERS AND 4 OFFICES. WE MEET MORE POTEN HOMES FROM $112.000 TIAL CUSTOMERS THAN ANY REAL ESTATE COMPANY ON SANIBEI 27 LOTS FROM $30,000 FULL TIME SALES PRODUCERS TO HELP YOU WfTH ANY OF YOUR RF.AL CONDOS FROM $S9,900 ESTATE NEEDS. Yearly Rates D Payment Coll (B13) 472-3121 or visit us in our convenient sal» off tea* at U.S.A. $15.00 ir-:3 THE NAUMANN REAL ESTATE CENTER. 1149 Periwinkle Way. Sanibel Island. Floridc or our branch office ot TAHITI AN GARDENS SHOPPING CENTER. Lee County $10.00 • 13,11 M. toll Free: Out of Florida (800) 237-6004 In Florida (800) 262-0360 Foreign $20.00 Mtmbtr o( Sorsib«l-CopTiva Computerized Listing Service M.U to: The S»ni!>el CapUva blander, P.O. Box 56, Sanibe! bland, Fla! 33957 TllMd«r,jMiaBTM.U«4 T MODEL AT SANIBEL BAYOUS IS NOW COMPLETE! • »•and You are invited to see and learn about the most exciting new concept in home ownership on Sanibei Island. Model Center Open Sanibei Captiva Road Across from Ding Darling Wildlife exit (813)472-3456 Monday • Saturday 1O-5 Sunday 12-5 Prices start at $229,000 Marketed exclusively by Prlscllla Murphy Realty, Inc. Realtor or your local broker. P.O. Box 57 Sanibei, Ft (813) 412-1511