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MARCH 19,1987VOLUME 15NUMBER 193 SECTIONS, 72 PAGES

SANIBEL AND CAPTIVA, FLORIDA

Sanibel to againpursue liveshelling restrictionsBy Mary Coleman

Despite questions about the inclusion ofwhelks, the City of Sanibel is going aheadwith pursuing a local bill before the

legislature to regulate taking of live shells.State Representative J. Keith Arnold (D-Fort

Myers) will be the sponsor of a bill to prohibit thetaking of more than two live shellfish per speciesper day. Oysters, clams and whelks are excludedfrom protection.

Conservationist Dr. Bill Webb speculated that thelanguage in the bill drawn up by Arnold's staffmay be due to some "ancient language in theDepartment of Natural Resources."

Whelks were at one time a food resource inFlorida and may still be considered as such by theMarine Fisheries Commission. Sanibel has tried forseveral years to get the commission to institute theregulation now being bought by legislation.

City attorney David LaCroix advised Sanibel CityCouncil not to try to alter the bill now. Committeesare already meeting in Tallahassee in advance ofthe 1987 legislative session. "Anything to causediscussion of this bill is going to slow it down. If itgoes through, in a year or two the city can present

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strong evidence and ask to have whelks removedfrom the exemption."

Mayor Fred Valtin conceded that strict enforce-ment would be difficult but said the intent of the

proposed law is "to project us from foragers." Hesaid that in the case of dredging companies pullingup barrels of live shells offshore, Sanibel PoliceDepartment could take action.•

Kittens aplentyOriginators of PAWSInc. pictured with kit-tens needing homes(from left) are PatSlater, Gwen Zimmer-man and Sue EllenCutler. See story, page5A.

State fileslien againstSassman homeIf racketeering charges are proven,family could lose home

By Matt Perez

The state attorney general's office hasfiled a lien against Thomas A. Sassman'shome at 5251 Umbrella Pool Road, and it

could confiscate the house before May 2 if Sassmanis proven to have violated a state racketeeringstatute.

May 2 is the date Sassman, his wife and threesons are scheduled to go to trial in Lee County Cir-cuit Court on charges stemming from a Nov. 19,1986 fight with police. Members of the Sassmanfamily face charges ranging from grand theft andburglary to resisting arrest with violence.

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So farewell, ROGO"Break out the champagne/' was the comment

from the Sanibel Planning Department im-mediately following the abolition of ROGO — theRate of Growth Ordinance in Tuesday's citycouncil session.

City officials joked in a later discussion aboutparticipation in a Lee County Centennial timecapsule that ROGO might as well be buried, nowthat it's dead.

The ordinance was adopted during a period ofrapid growth on Sanibel and was designed, toregulate that growth. But in recent years city of-ficials and employees have found that it had theopposite effect by increasing psychologicalpressure on builders to apply for permitsprematurely.

The limit was for 210 building permits peryear, allocated on a quarterly basis.

Mayor Fred Valtin commented that "there areless than 500 developable properties left onSanibel."

Councilman Lennart Lorenson was the lonedissenter in the action abolishing ROGO.D

CROW must pay forown traffic controlat fundraiser — councilBy Mary Coleman

Sanibel City Council refused to give specialassistance to the Care and Rehabilitation ofWildlife organization (CROW) in conducting

its main fund-raising activity, Taste of theIslands.

CROW's first vice-president Maxene B. Michlasked that the city pay for the cost of off-dutypolice officers for security and traffic control atthe April 26 event at The Dunes. The city hasbeen providing the service and billing theorganization.

City Manager Gary Price estimated the cost for10 off-duty officers for the day at about $1,200.He cited several other events "with equal needsand equal justification" — the Shell Fair,Kiwanis Chili Fest, and BIG Arts Jazz on theGreen, among others.

Michl argued that CROW's mission is unique inits contribution to the island environment and"closer to Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Founda-tion than it is to Kiwanis and Lions."

She said CROW has had an increase in its pa-tient load of wild creatures of 30 percent thisyear and the average cost per patient is $84. Shesaid the ticket price for Taste of the Islands wasincreased this year from $2 to $3.

Upon questioning by Mayor Fred Valtin,CROW's second vice-president and chairman forthe 1987 Taste of the Islands, Wallace Kain,revealed that profits from the events are $28,000- $30,000.

Councilman Myron Klein told the CROW of-ficers he felt confident they could further in-crease the ticket price to raise necessary funds,and denial of the request for free police serviceswas unanimous.

Valtin said, "Don't think we are anti-CROW.Nothing could be further from the truth. " •

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the island eyecurator with the Smithsonian In- Francis, who are on the San-Capstitution and specialist in the exter- Audubon Society board of directorsnal parasites of birds and mammals and teach bird identificationworldwide; and Jane and Russ classes. •

Check this outSanibel Police Officer Michael Murray passes a

$600 check to Sanibel Elementary Principal Bar-bara Ward to help the graduating fifth gradeclass on their way *o Newfound Harbor MarineInstitute at Seacamp in the Florida Keys. MikeKrepin. left, and Sarah Gralnick stand up frontrepresenting the class of 26 who raised funds forths trip through the first Sanibel Elementaryyearbook in 24 years.

Take pride inyour wildlife

Chris Zajicek ofJ.N. "Ding" DarlingWildlife Refuge saidthe idea behind Na-tional Wildlife Weekis summed up in thetheme: "Take Pridein Your Wildlife."

And SanibelElementary studentspulled out pens andcorraled crayons totoot that theme in therefuge-sponsored Na-tional Wildlife Weekart and essay contest.

Under coordinatingefforts of schoolteachers and EileenMeisel, a park guideat "Ding" Darling,children in grades 2-4at Sanibel Elemen-tary put to paper

their words and im-ages.

According to of-ficial rules, thestudents had to com-pose a drawing or anessay depicting nativewildlife on Sanibel in-cluding mammals,seashells, fish, fowland reptiles.

According to a ten-tative checklist sup-plied by the refugethat includes theopossum — introduc-ed to Sanibel onlyafter the causewaywas built — to themink — found usuallyin the refuge or onCaptiva.

Most students chosearmadillos, alligators,wading birds and rac-coons. Only a fewseashells found their

way into essays orposters.

But the words andimages of SanibelElementary pupilsput ideals, whichisland naturalistsrespect, in print.

From JeffVollmer's essay "OurWildlife on Sanibel"that took first prize ingrade three:

"I am very proud ofSanibel's wildlife. Iam also worried thatit might not bearound when I am 50or so to look at andenjoy."

From Ryan Pettus'essay "The Panther",which won first prizeribbon for grade four:

"It must be neat tosee a panther closeup. (Previously, he ex-

plained how his fatherhad once seen aFlorida panther.) Doyou think the pantherwill survive in theworld to come?"

And from secondgrade essayistSamantha Kennedywho took top honorsin her class:

"Alligators havetwo other enemies.They have to look outfor fast cars andother fast alligators."

From the mouths ofbabes...

Judges in the con-test were BeckyBasil, of ChildrensCenter of the Islands;Scott Martel, of TheIslander; and MattPerez, of IslandReporter. •

Loony tunesThe first annual Southwest

Florida Bird Calling Contest onSunday was a chirping success, ac-cording to Erick Lindblad of theSanibel-Captiva Conservation Foun-dation.

Nine entrants made for a well-rounded program, said Lindblad,who expects the event to grow inpopularity every year.

In the 18 and over category, thewinner was Cherie Bergsten. Forher imitation of the cry of the com-mon loon, she won the AudubonSociety Encyclopedia of NorthAmerican Birds.

George Tenney, charter memberand former president of SCCF, wonsecond place with the call of the

Canadian goose. He won a NationalGeographic Bird Guide.

For the cry of the screech owl,Rick Tulley won a bird box.

In the youth category, Matt Pin-ney took first place for the hawkcall and won "The AudibleAudubon" microphonograph withrecord sets of a wide variety ofNorth American Birds. Other win-ners were Jeff Burns and AlanMaughan. All three youngsters werealso winners in the National WildlifeWeek Art and Essay Contest spon-sored by J.N. "Ding" DarlingWildlife Refuge and SanibelElementary School.

Judges for the bird calling contestwere Dr. K.C. Emerson, former

Bud-ding sculptor?Not only was the person who thought up this driftwood alligatorcreative, they were probably inebriated at the time, as evidenced by thesand-sculpted words "Bud Lite" in the foreground. The four-foot long rep-tile replica is made out of driftwood, sand and pearl oyster shells. Rumoris that the unknown artist is a University of Florida student on vacation.The 'gator was discovered sunning himself on the beach Tuesday behindSundial Resort.

FOCUS ON:John B.N orris

T wo popularmisconcep-tions about the

IBM corporation andits presence onSanibel have beendispelled by recentretiree John B.(Jack) Norris.

The first is thatthere is an officialcorporate or subrosa alumnipresence on theisland. AlthoughJack confirmed thata former CEO of thecompany is anisland resident, hesaid he's met onlyone other retireehere and that wasmerely in passing.Jack and his wifeMary Lou decidedon Sanibel as theirretirement homequite independently.

In 1976, they tooka month off "downthe Mississippi" andvisited New Orleans,Biloxi, Mobile, Pen-sacola andTallahassee. Theyworked their waydown the Gulf

Coast, came toSanibel withoutreservations, stayedon the gulf and wentback up the eastcoast. On arrivalback in Poughkeep-sie, they bothagreed Sanibel was"interesting." Theykept coming backand in 1978 boughta condo at MarinerPointe.

The second myth-bubble burst is thatof the IBM man asbuttoned-downclone. "That might— and I stressmight — apply tothe salesmen butnot to theengineers."

Jack said Interna-tional BusinessMachines, Inc. is "agood company. Theyhave fairness in pro-motion, excellentsalary, interestingwork and benefits."

One benefit whichhas been fairly wellpublicized in themedia is the healtheducation program.Another Jack is en-joying is the retire-ment education pro-

gram.Retirement educa-

tion benefits beginwhen an employeeis eligible for retire-ment and continueuntil three yearsafter retirement. Thecompany will pay foralmost any type ofcourse Jack andMary Lou want totake, with advanceapproval. They arenow enjoying tennislessons with MollyBeardsworth ofIsland Tennis Serv-

ices.Jack is a

stockholder in thecompany thatemployed him 34years and althoughgrowth has been flatfor the last coupleof years, he says "Ihave faith in IBM."

He gets anewsletter whichkeeps him informedof recentdevelopments, butsays he has nodesire to go back.

"I have too many

hobbies and in-terests," he ex-plains. They rangefrom the piano(Chopin is thefavorite) to contractbridge.

"I brought con-tract bridge to theHudson Valley," thismechanical engineerboasts. He taughtbridge for 15 yearsat the IBM CountryClub and in 1955was named the NewYork Daily NewsGoren IndividualChampion.

Jack is vice-commodore of theCaptiva Island YachtClub and taughtbridge there thispast winter, an ac-tivity he expects tocontinue.

Gardening isanother interest he'spursuing for theyacht club, workingwith Kathy Boone ofthe Sanibel-CaptivaConservation Foun-dation on nativeplantings for theclub's grounds. InNew York, Jack andMary Louvolunteered on the

reconstruction ofthe VanderbiltItalian Gardens inHyde Park.

An interest Jackhopes to get backinto is modelrailroad construc-tion. In Poughkeep-sie, he had a modelvillage in his cellarwhich had to bedismantled for the1985 move. Somecomponents weresold, but he kept afew key pieces he'sespecially proud of,like the coalelevator. For amechanicalengineer, the controlpanel will be a pieceof cake compared tothe tedious han-diwork required forthe cardboardbuildings.

The thing Jackmisses about NewYork is his grand-daughters.

The thing hemisses the least:"Cleaning the gut-ter. Did you everhave to put yourhand down in thatice to get the leavesout? It's terr ib le!"•

• Thursday, March 19:AUDUBON: Alvah Sanborn presents "IslandManic and The Galapagos," Sanibel-CaptivaAudubon Entertainment Program, 8 p.m. atSanibel Community Center.

• Saturday, March 21:SALE: Annual Yard and Bake Sale spon-sored by the Guild of Sanibel CommunityChurch, starting at 9 a.m.PHOTOS: Open House and tours at Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation 9:30-4:30.Photos entered in National Wildlife WeekPhoto Contest will be on display, with

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awards ceremony at 2 p.m.MIME: Peter Driscoll, mime, at 8 p.m.,Sanibel Congregational Church.

D Tuesday, March 24:PANTHER: Wildlife Officer Paul Furbay onthe Florida panther and how to recognizeits tracks, 2 p.m. at Sanibel-Captiva Conser-vation Foundation. •

More than 500 attend gallery openingIt was truly a Sanibel-Captiva

happening — the opening of thenew Matsumoto House gallery!

More than 500 islanders andtourists turned out for the openingof the robin's-egg blue buildingwith its pastel trim — a convertedand relocated beach house andgarage owned by artists Polly andIkki Matsumoto on Tarpon BayRoad last Friday night.

As guests toured the downstairsgallery and the Gary David (interior)Design studios, which are bothupstairs and downstairs, and the ad-joining Wildlife Expressions Gallery,owned by Jarill Ristine, they atehors d'oeuvres by Caroline, dranksangria and listened to theSouthwest Steel Drum Band.

Ikki's wildlife originals and prints •were everywhere throughout the

gallery interspersed with Polly'swall hangings and islander CharlieMcCullough's photographs.

Polly was also featuring originalMexican art, principally from Oax-aco and dominated by the paintedwooden sculptures of ManuelJimenez on a new-old fireplacedesigned and built by Sanibel resi-dent Rodney Jobe. Ikki's newestserigraphs and prints wereeverywhere on plain walls and his"Mexican" work was appropriatelydisplayed.

Gary David Design studios con-tained not only furniture and fur-nishings discriminately selected butalso posters "with atmosphere forthe islands," according to Polly.

In the converted garage was thework of wildlife artists. Besides

Top right: Ikki Mat-sumoto observesvisitors examiningposters in Gary DavidDesign studio next doorto his gallery. Right:Gaily painteddecorative woodenanimals by ManuelJimenez-were in profu-sion, including atop afireplace built byRodney Jobe of Sanibel.The commemmorativeposter for the event isby Ikki.

Jarill, Ristine, Daniel Vail, Nancie,Bob Owens and Carol Hagerman,are all from Sanibel.

By Saturday, it was business asusual — but already brisk. And byTuesday, most everybody knewwhere Matsumoto House was.D

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'Career advancement'lures Lt. Rhodes awayfrom Sanibel policeBy Matt Perez

When you walk into the 5-by-12foot entrance hall of Sanibel PoliceDepartment, you face a wall of pla-ques commemorating achievementsof the island's police force.

In dead center of 13 plaques is anaward from the American NationalRed Cross presented in 1979 topolice Lt. Ray Rhodes for savingthe life of an 18-month-old girl.

The plaque will stay, but Rhodesis leaving.

He is the third member of SanibelPolice to announce plans to leavethe force this year. Chief JohnButler, recently announced hisretirement effective in July and Of-ficer Jamie Phillips already has left.

Rhodes on Nov. 5, 1979 ad-ministered cardio-pulmonaryresucitation to toddler PennySiebert after the child fell into aswimming pool and nearly died.

The girl is about nine years oldnow and still lives on Sanibel.

"I get a Christmas card everyyear," Rhodes said. "I just hope shedoesn't send me a bill when she getsto college."

Rhodes, 37, came to the islandwhen he was about 18 months oldwith parents Glenn and EulaRhodes. He is headed for Gladstone,MO, where he will be director ofpublic safety in the Kansas Citysuburb.

It's hard for me to leave, but it'sa good career advancement forme," he said.

He graduated from the FBI Na-tional Academy, University ofLouisville Southern Police Institute

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North Florida Instutute of PoliceTechnology and Management.

Rhodes is chairman of FloridaCriminal Justice Board Region 10covering six Southwest Floridacounties and he serves on the ad-visory board of Southwest FloridaCriminal Justice.

Under Rhodes' supervision,Sanibel Police Department put amobile computer system into effect,which police said will helppatrolmen keep the peace.

Rhodes was the first patrolman onpolice duty after formation ofSanibel Police in 1974.

With him to Gladstone will go hiswife Meri and their two children,Andrea, eight, and Raymond,four.D

Two youngeagles return-ed to nestsBy Matt Perez

Southern bald eagles tagged629105 and 629106 were hoistedback to the pines in south FortMyers March 12 after a week-longstay on Sanibel.

Both immature eagles are 2-3months old and, along with a baldeagle chick, they were brought toCare and Rehabilitation of Wildlife(CROW) after gusty winds blewthem out of their nests. Thenumbers mentioned are engraved onU.S. Fish and Wildlife bands attach-ed to the eagles by officials fromJ.N. "Ding" Darling WildlifeRefuge.

Refuge officials, under the um-brella of U.S. Fish and Wildlife, areresponsible for protecting en-dangered species like the Southernbald eagle. The three eagles werekept at CROW where facilities forbirds of prey, or raptors, exist.

CROW clinic manager Paula Reisssaid locations of eagle nests arekept confidential in Lee County toprotect the birds. Also, the publicare not allowed to view the babybald eagle still in CROW's carebecause exposure to people couldharmfully influence the bird.

Refuge officials and Mark "Bird"Westall of Lee County EagleTechnical Advisory Committeereturned the raptors to separatenests.

The two immature eagles, beingfledglings, could not yet fly, but atCROW the pair hopped up on per-ches.

First the eagles had to be return-ed to their original nests of sticks

balanced about 50 feet above theground, Hight said.

According to The FloridaAlmanac, bald eagle nests can be aslarge as nine feet across, and areoccupied by parent eagles that matefor life. The same nest may be usedyear after year.

Using an extension ladder to gaina head start up the tree trunk, anda 30-gallon trash can and pulley,Westall hoisted the first bird backto a perch near its nest.

The other eagle was blown from anest in a dead tree, Hight said, andthat raptor was hoisted to a perchin a nearby tree sturdy enough tobear the weight of man and eagle.

"We were able to put them upwithout them sinking a talon in us,"Hight said.

He added that the eaglet still atCROW probably will be releasedunder a U.S. Fish and Wildlife pro-gram to repopulate native Southernbald eagle habitats. Hight said aneagle rescued from Pine Island lastyear, under the USFW program,was released in Alabama.

According to a February article inThe Anniston (Ala.) Star aresurgence in native eagle popula-tion has been reported in northAlabama at Lake Guntersville StatePark. Hight did not know if theeagle released last year was sent tothat park.

The decline of Southern baldeagles is attributed to increasinghuman population in its primarynesting habitat, according to TheFlorida Almanac. Also, the use ofpesticides, which spread through thefood chain into eagle diets, causesreduced reproduction of eagles.

Pesticides, for example, ingestedby the eagle when it eats a con-taminated fish, cause eagle eggshells to thin and rupture.•

The L.A. (Lehigh Acres) Bicycle Club enjoyed afield trip to Sanibel earlythis week.

'Bike Shuttle' over causewaycould begin this summerBy Steve M. Cason

While it may be years — if ever —before bicyclists will be able to pedalfrom Fort Myers to Sanibel, it maynot be all that far away beforethey'll be able to catch a ride acrossthe causeway aboard the Lee Coun-ty "bike shuttle."

The proposed shuttle would ferrybicyclists across the SanibelCauseway using a pickup truck andtrailer. "Basically it'll be a trip overand back," said Ronald Cotterman,bicycle and facilities coordinator forthe Lee County Department ofTransportation and Engineering.

Cotterman said the pickup truck isalready on order and could be inoperation by the summer. Hewarns, however, that implementa-tion may be delayed until the fall inan attempt to increase the numberof users. "We want it to be suc-cessful," he said.

Either way, the program will bekicked off with a 30- to 45-dayadvertising campaign to increasepublic awareness, Cotterman said.

Right now, he said, "We're tryingto do a little public relations workwith the City (of Sanibel)."

Cotterman said he didn't think itwould take much to convince city of-ficials of the shuttle's merits. "Itwould be better for the residents ofSanibel and Captiva," he said. "Wefeel they would be better off with athousand bicycles rather than a hun-dred cars."

Although details have not yetbeen worked out, Cotterman saidpreliminary plans call for the shuttleto operate between the toll plazaand the park area just south of thecauseway. The round trip ride would

cost bicyclists about $2, he said.Tentative plans are for the once-a-

day shuttle to leave the toll plazasometime between 9 a.m. and 9:30a.m. and return around 3 p.m. or3:30 p.m.

County officials are still adamantin their plans to install a bike laneon the proposed new bridge, despiteopposition from the city and theCommittee of NeighborhoodsAssociation.

Sanibel City Manager Gary Pricesaid that, based on information helearned at a meeting with the coun-ty last week, "They are putting abike path on the first bridge, butnot on spans B and C." He said thisissue will be coming before citycouncil again, along with othercauseway issues for final review.

Another gap in the bike path bet-ween South Fort Myers and Sanibelwill be filled in according to LeeCounty TransportationDepartment's five-year plan. Theplan approved by the county com-mission on Feb. 25 calls for connec-ting the Sanibel Causeway toll boothto Shell Point Road at a cost of$180,000.

Elmer Stilbert, president of theNeighborhood association, said hewas unaware of the shuttle pro-gram, but thought it was a goodidea. "If they want to carry peoplewith bicycles across the bridge in atruck, I really don't see howanybody could object to that," hesaid.

Stilbert, who maintains that abike lane on the new bridge wouldbe unsafe, "cost a fortune andnobody would use it," said the shut-tle would "eliminate all those pro-blems.":]

Feline fanatics form PAWSto find homes for foundlingsBy Steve M. Cason

T hey call themselves PAWSInc. They stress the I-N-C.

Gwen Zimmerman, Pat Slater andSue Ellen Cutler are three felinefanatics who are trying to dosomething about the stray catpopulation on Sanibel and Captiva.Their organization, the Protectionof Animal Welfare Society, is a non-profit group whose primary purposeis to "humanely capture and provideadoptive homes for all domesticanimals found on Sanibel and Cap-tiva."

Since there aren't many dogs resi-ding here most of their efforts aregeared toward cats. And accordingto their estimates, there are morethan 1,000 homeless cats and kit-tens currently living on the twoislands. Most of those, the womensay, live in colonies. A batch here, abatch there, and a few in between."We know where most of thepopulation is," says Zimmerman,

the organization's president."People have not taken respon-

sibility over the years and thepopulation has grown and grown,"says Slater.

Adds Cutler, "These cats werebrought here by man . . . It seemsthe more people that come to theisland, the more stray animals weget. It goes hand and hand."

PAWS was officially formedMarch 6, more than six monthsafter they first began organizingthemselves. Their birth can be trac-ed back to the late Father ThomasMadden, a vicar of St. Michael andAll Angels Episcopal Church onSanibel, who died of cancer in Dec.1985. Madden left the city $25,000to care for the stray animal popula-tion. Despite their working in"cooperation" with the city, theyhave not yet received any moneyand are presently making do


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A barnacle-encrusted piece of metal foundnear Redfish Pass last week generated someexcitement and revived a few old tales when

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The speculation was quickly laid to rest, however,when the "mysterious" object was identified by ex-perts as nothing more than a piece of strapping.

"There's nothing I can tell you except that it's notvery old," said James Levy historical conservatorfor the state's Bureau of Archaeological Research."It's just a piece of strapping. There's no holes,marks or anything to indicate what it might havebeen used for. It's just something that fell over-board."

Levy's analysis came four days after the objectwas hauled ashore by Dr. David Brigham and hissix-year-old son, Michael. The pair accidently snag-ged the 51-inch long relic last Monday whilefishing from a dock at South Seas Plantation, Cap-tiva. "We were pulling up our stringer and it waswrapped around the object," said Brigham, of St.Louis MO.

Brigham, unsure what he should do with thepossible treasure, contacted Terry Walton, directorof the Captiva Memorial Library. "I didn't want tomess around with it," said Brigham. "It looked likean artifact."

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9:00 A.M. Approval of the Minutes of theRegular Meeting of March 10,1987. Reportfrom Director of Planning. Reports fromPlanning Commission Members. Reportfrom Planning Commission Chairman.

9:15 A.M. Consideration of an applicationfiled pursuant to Land Development CodePART D. INTERPRETATION OF LANGUAGEto determine whether the replacement of anexisting frame building with a new struc-tural addition to the rear of an existingbuilding located at 1203 Periwinkle Way(site of R&B Liquors, Huxters Market andSanibel Realty; Tax Parcel No.19-46-23-J0-00014.0040) is consistent withLand Development Code Section I.J.4. Non-conforming Structures; as submitted byMatthew Uhle for Brondstetter, Winesett,Avery, Dupree & Whigham, P.A. represen-ting Dorothy Heyboer. IL87-18.

9:35 A.M. Consideration of an applicationfiled pursuant to Land Development CodePART D. INTERPRETATION OF LANGUAGEto determine whether establishment_of areal estate office in an existing nonconfor-ming retail use (T.H. Osprey located at 2807West Gulf Drive, Tax Parcel No.35-46-22-J0-O0O03.0010) is consistent withLand Development Code Section I.J.3. Non-conforming Uses of Buildings and Struc-tures; as submitted by Juanita Hermes forPriscilla Murphy Holdings, Inc. IL87-17.

9:55' A.M. Consideration of an amend-ment to the Land Development Code PARTB. DEVELOPMENT PERMITS, SectionIII.B.3. Filing Procedure, to add a newsubsection z. Identification and location ofwildlife habitat areas for birds, amphibians,reptiles and mammals, including but notlimited to gopher tortoise burrows andnests of birds of prey; as submitted by theCity of Sanibel LDC87-50.

10:00 A.M. Consideration of an amend-ment to the Land Development Code Sec-tion I.E.7. to exempt boat docks, davits, andlifts and erosion control structures from thestandard precluding development of ac-cessory structures on any lot or parcel uponwhich there is no principal building or struc-ture; and adding new paragraph (1) a.through r. establishing standards fordevelopment of boat docks, boat lifts, boatdavits, and other marine structures; as sub-mitted by the City of Sanibel. LDC87-48.

10:15 A.M. Consideration of an amend-ment to the Land Development Code,Paragraph (c) of subsections I.D.2.a.(3),I D 2 ( 4 ) ID2a(5) ID2a(6) ID2a(7)I.D.2.a.(4), I . D 2 ( ) , ( )I.D.2.a.(8), and I.D.2.a.(9); permitting ac-cessory erosion control structures as con-

ditional uses in the Blind Pass area, GulfBeach Ridge, Lowland Wetlands, UplandWetlands, Mid-Island Ridge, MangroveForest, and Altered Land Ecological Zones;and amending PART 1. CONDITIONALUSES, Section I.I.3. Specific Requirementsu., subsection (1) e. to modify language toexclude specific reference to the Bay BeachZone; and subsection (8) to identify thatcondition as being specific to the BayBeach Zone; as submitted by the City ofSanibel. LDC87-49.

10:30 A.M. Consideration of a request fora variance to Land Development Code Sec-tion I.D.2. Permitted Uses, Required Condi-tions, and Performance Standards; Preser-vation and Residential Districts a. (4) v andvi, to permit development in excess of thepermitted 30% of vegetation removal anddeveloped area at the Shalimar Motellocated at 2818 West Gulf Drive (Tax ParcelNo. 34-46-22-J0-00032.0000); as submittedby Rufus M. and Violet R: Dodrill. V87-45.

10:45 A.M. Consideration of an amend-ment to the Land Development Code Sec-tion I.J.4. Nonconforming Structures b. toadd new subsection' 5. The replacing of asidewalk, including reasonable widening,and/or the replacing of a garbage receptaclewith an appropriate slab and visual screen-ing, which have become necessary for pur-poses of health, safety, or reduced liability,as long as such replacement and/or widen-ing is the minimum reasonably necessaryfor such purpose and as long as suchmasonry work complies with existing or-dinances; as submitted by Rufus Dodrillwith specific respect to anticipated im-provements at the Shalimar Motel locatedat 2818 West Gulf Drive (Tax Parcel No.34-46-22-JO-00032.0000). LDC87-47.

11:00 A.M. Consideration of a request fora development permit to provide for dredg-ing of 1409 cubic yards of sandshellmaterial from a tidal inlet and placement ofthat spoil material on uplands portions ofthe subject property at Lighthouse PointCondominium, located at 1250 PeriwinkleWay (Tax Parcel Nos.21-46-23-JO-00034-0010), 0020, and 0030); assubmitted by E. J. Matousek. 87-4180 DP.

11:15 A.M. Continuation of considerationof a request for a variance to Land Develop-ment Code Section I.E.20. WastewaterDisposal Systems c. (1) Setbacks a. iv. toprovide for installation of a wastewaterdisposal system 60 ft. from the mean highwater line of a tidal canal located at the rearof Lot 28 of Water Shadows UnrecordedSubdiv is ion (Tax Parcel No.18-46-23-JO-00001.1080); as submitted byNiemann Wolter Development for HowardDatwyler. No. V87-44.


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In a letter to city council backing up the request,CHR president George W. Kohlbrenner, Jr. said,"We find that unless CHR directors and staff canbe indemnified under the city, the risk incurredwhile acting as the city's housing foundation has

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"One such property shortly to be under rehabilita-tion and operation is the project on Beach Road.This kind of activity places us at risk for manykinds of suit by citizens, neighbors, and by tenantsand prospective tenants. We have been pursuingavenues privately and continue to do so, but even ifwe should eventually acquire coverage ourselves, itis likely to be very expensive . . . Indemnification


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For a closer look at this fine offering, Call ScottNaumann, Broker Salesman with John Naumann &Associates, Inc. 472-3121 days or 472-6202 afterhours, also 800-237-6004 ext. 213, toll free.

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Sanibel Island, Florida 33957(813) 472-3121

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from page 10A11:30 A.M Consideration of a request for

a development permit to provide for thedevelopment of 14 below market rate dwell-ing units, to be developed in seven duplexstructures on a 3± acre parcel of landlocated on the southeastern side ofWooster Lane, adjacent to and north of theVillage Shopping Center and east of SanibelProfessional Center. (Tax Parcel No.26-46-22-JO-00004.0060); as submitted byJoseph H. Erwin, 87-4160 DP.

11:45 A.M. Consideration of a request fora development permit to provide for thedevelopment of a 19 unit unified residentialdevelopment (six two-family Villas, sevensingle family homes), with an existing struc-ture to be located on site with one-half toserve as a sales/management office for theproposed development and one-half toserve as a rental/management office for theexisting Colonnades Condominium (Nos. 1and 2); and to provide for subdivision of thesite into nineteen residential lots with onecommon recreational/open space parcel;and to provide for conditional use approvalof two security gates (one at each of two ac-cess drives from East Gulf Drive) on proper-ty known as The Colony, situated south ofEast Gulf Drive (Tax Parcel Nos.21-46-23-JO-00005.000, 20-46-23-

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LUNCH1:15 P.M. Adoption of a resolution approv-

ing a request for a Development Permit No.85-3264 and Wastewater Permit No. 87-171.(Benchmark Contractor for Seascape Part-nership). Adoption of a resolution approvingthe revision of Development Permit No.85-3827 and the Wastewater Permit No.86-72. (Reef Associates). Adoption of aresolution approving Development PermitNo. 85-3844. (John Naumann for the ReefAssociates). Adoption of a resolution regar-ding allocation of dwelling units pursuantto Sanibel Rate of Growth Ordinance. Con-tinuation of the adoption of a resolution de-nying Development Permit No. 87-4122.(James Artale). Continuation of the adop-tion of a resolution approving DevelopmentPermit No. 87-4164. (H. Dale Gibson).

ALL IN THE CITY OF SANIBEL,LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA.

If a person decides to appeal any deci-sion of the body with respect to any matterconsidered at such meeting or hearing, hewill need a record of the proceedings, andfor such purposes he may need to ensurethat a verbatim record of the proceedings ismade, which record includes the testimonyand evidence upon which the appeal is to bebased.

PAWS• from page 6AAll contributions are tax deductable.

PAWS is also offering an oppor-tunity for those who can't per-manently adopt a cat to sponsor onefor $25 a year. The program entitlesthe sponsor to name the cat andgives them "visitation rights. We'lleven send them a picture if they liveup north," says Zimmerman. Youcan even have a choice ofneighborhoods, and, promisesSlater, "We can get you any color,shape or size."

Studies have shown that peoplewho own pets, especially the elderly,are happier and live longer thanthose without pets. "The love you

give them is returned 10-fold," saysCutler.

Equally important to remember,the women stress, is the fact thatPAWS Inc. is not a dumping placefor cats. "We're not a drop offplace," says Slater. "We want toencourage people to take theresponsibility on their own."

And what do the women get outof it? "The feeling we get from fin-ding a home for a cat is the mostwonderful feeling in the world,''says Slater.

To adopt a cat, or for more infor-mation, contact Gwen Zimmermanat 472-1417, Pat Slater at 472-2220,of Sue Ellen Cutler at 472-4708.D

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CAM BLdNCdLimited number remaining of these uniquevillage residences starting at $85,000. Juststeps away, on one side, from the popularfishing waters of San Carlos Bay and on theother, the crystal blue waters of the Gulf ofMexico. These special ground levelresidences, each with their own garden en-try and private screened lanai are withinsteps to all you require.

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Villas feature one, two and three bedroomplans, each with screened porch viewing thebeautiful Gulf of Mexico. Landscaped withnative vegetation with pools and tenniscourts private to the complex. Guaranteed in-come available.

BAYSIDE VILLAUnit #5124 — $125,000 — One bedroom/two bath. Call Douglas J. Davlin, Broker-Salesman, 472-1556.Luxury condominiums privately overlook bayand marina vistas at south Seas Plantation. Ex-tra large pool, pool bar and Jacuzzi spa makeliving especially wonderful in these one andthree bedroom units. Rental and guaranteed in-come programs.

BAYSIDE VILLAUnit #5208—$132,000—one bedroom/Twobath. Call Douglas J. Davlin—Broker-Salesman. 472-1556.Luxury condominiums privately overlook bayand marina vistas at south Seas Plantation. Ex-tra large pool, pool bar and Jacuzzi spa makeliving especially wonderful in these one andthree bedroom units. Rental and guaranteed in-come programs.

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MARINA VILLAUnit #708—$265,000—Two bedroom/Twobath. Call Sandra J. Barany—Broker-Saleswoman, 472-1556.Superbly located in a private setting overlook-ing the Gulf of Mexico, Pine Island Sound, andthe South Seas yacht harbour, the MarinaVillas feature a blend of comfortable island liv-ing with maximum space efficiency. Thedelightful two bedroom, two bath floorplans arehoused in four buildings, ten units each, withswimming pool private to the complex.

TENNIS VILLAUnit #3110 — $117,000 — One bedroom/twobath/corner. Call Kris Hawkins — RealtorAssociate, 47M556.Sixty special villas nestled amid the islandvegetation overlook the private tennis courtsand pool area. Excellent guaranteed incomeprograms for these one and two bedroomresidences in paradise.

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under the city is likely to be less expensive besidesbeing certain," he said.

While it was confirmed that the City of Sanibel iscovered against discrimination suits, the councilwas not ready or willing to place CHR under thatumbrella. The advice of Allen McKinney of RiskManagement Services, Sanibel's insurance coor-dinator, was that CHR could not be included in thecity's present insurance portfolio "unless they areappointed as a board or committee by the council. Ifthis was done they would lose their corporate not-for-profit status. At the present time they do notqualify as a governmental entity, and our presentinsurance carrier, Florida League of Cities, requiresthis."

But Mayor Fred Valtin said the council does notwant "to restructure the whole thing." He saidcouncil's intent had always been to keep CHR "atarm's length."

Valtin said to Dr. Newman: "I assume you arenot discriminating." She replied no, but added therewas always the possibility that there could be anallegation of discrimination in assigning housing.

CHR and the housing foundation it directs haveas their task the provision of low-cost housing orbelow market rate housing for service employees onSanibel. It was never intended as a "publichousing" program.

Councilman Lennart Lorenson noted that eventhe requirement that those assigned housing workon Sanibel could be construed as discriminatory.

Councilman Myron Klein added that it is moreand more difficult to "get people to serve on the(CHR) board and homeowner's associations becausethey put all their savings and net worth on theline."

City attorney David LaCroix said the city couldagree, in its contract with CHR to defend the not-for-profit contractor against liability. He said thereis a cap on liability of city employees of $100,000 to$200,000.

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S W O R D • from page 29A"The people in Tallahassee were very excited aboutit," recalled Walton.

At the time, Levy said from the description it"could possibly be a sword," but added that itwould be "awful unusual" to have one that long.

Levy's comments were enough to keep the storyalive until Friday, when the "sword" arrived inTalahassee and was identified for what it was.

More often than not barnacle encrusted objectsthat appear to be one thing turn out to besomething entirely different, said Levy, who recall-ed a similar incident several years ago when so-meone sent him what was supposed to be a flint-lock pistol. "It turned out to be a big lag bolt off adock," he said.

According to historical accounts, the first record-ed white man to reach Captiva was Spanish ex-plorer Juan Ponce de Leon. His visit is enhanced bylocal legend which has it that back in 1900, anisland settler named Jessee Carter found a slab ofshell breccia about six inches long on which wascarved "Ponce de Leon -1513." The shell wasfound in the area around what is now known asRedfish Pass.

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An affidavit signed Jan. 30 by Sanibel Police DetDick Church is a cornerstone of the state's case inthe 10-page statement, Church documented how theSassmans allegedly used stolen tools and buildingmaterials to construct their house. Also, it statesthe Sassmans used stolen items to benefit familylawn care and fishing businesses.

In addition, the statement points to numerousitems - including two rifles stolen from a house inthe same subdivision in which Sassmans live —which were found in the home after police obtaineda search warrant Nov. 21, 1986.

Church'said the state has 90 days from the sub-mission of the affidavit to prove that the Sassmansviolated the Racketeer Influenced CorruptOrganization Act.

The lien, also filed before Judge R. Wallace Packin Lee County Circuit Court, prohibits theSassmans from selling their home. Sassman, 48, aretired customs inspector, his wife Antoinette, 43,and sons Alexander, 24, Victor, 22, and Henry, 19,moved to Sanibel in 1979 from Cape Coral.

Sanibel Police Lt. Lew Phillips on Tuesday saidhe believes they tried to sell their house after beingreleased from jail Dec. 10 on bonds totalling about$50,000.

Alexander Sassman violated his bond, Churchsaid, and has been ordered to stay off the island aspart of a stipulation contained in the bond agree-ment.

The Sassmans were released under the conditionthat they have no contact with the police except inan official capacity. Church said AlexanderSassman had been harassing Sanibel Police aides.

The Sassmans' attorney, Jerry Berry of McDon-nell & Berry, Naples, said Friday he is trying to"amicably" work out an agreement for the returnof property confiscated by police.

"My clients have indicated that this property isnot stolen," he said and declined further comment.

On Jan. 6, Berry sent a letter to Police ChiefJohn Butler demanding the property be returned orcivil and criminal charges could be brought againstSanibel Police Department and individual police of-ficers.

A letter from private attorneys in North FortMyers, representing Sanibel Police, called the de-mand for the return of the property "highly im-proper and strongly resented." The letter wassigned Jan. 14 by J. Michael Hussey of O'Halloran,Johnson & Waltemyer.

The property in question includes kitchen utensils,silverware and china allegedly stolen from CasaYbel resort by Victor Sassman while he was anemployee, according to the affidavit.

In addition, Alexander Sassman as an employeeof Jerry's Supermarket of Sanibel allegedly tookbakery goods and meat from the store while hismother also was an employee, according to the af-fidavit.

Other sworn statements link the Sassmans toalleged thefts of outboard motors, found during thesearch in the attic and concealed in the yard; about360 plastic milk crates containing hardened cement,found in the yard and allegedly used for catchingcrabs; and a self contained fireplace found in theSassman basement reported stolen in 1984 by JohnHighsmith from a construction site near theSassman home.D

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respond to no fewer than 12 com-plaints of loud parties on thebeaches.

It is spring break again."They're not here to get busted,

they're here to have fun," SanibelPolice Lt. Lew Phillips said Tuesdayof teenagers on break.

And the problem is getting worsebecause more kids on school breaksare opting for beaches here onFlorida's west coast since tougherlaw enforcement measures havebeen put into effect in Fort Lauder-dale, Phillips added.

School kids are having their funon beaches near Ramada Inn,Pointe Santo de Sanibel, Log-gerhead Cay, Lighthouse Beach andSanibel Hilton on the gulf side,police reports indicate. In addition,bothersome parties have beenreported near bay side coastline offWoodring Road.

"There's nothing we can do ex-cept respond to individual com-plaints or else we'd be on the beachall night long," Phillips said.

All morning also, since about halfof the complaints were recordedbetween 11 p.m. and 3 a.m.However, Phillips said most com-plaints were made during the 3 p.m.-11 p.m. shift. In addition, reportsindicate several of the complaintswere connected to pool parties oradults joining in the fun.

Still, most of the ruckus takesplace on the beaches with youthsunintentionally encroaching onother visitors' and residents'"auditory rights," Phillips said.

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Also, he said, the youths were notnecessarily from the hotels and con-dominiums where the beach partiesoccurred.

Sanibel Police, in preparation ofthe spring break onslaught, havepatrolled area liquor stores andnotified store managers to be on thelookout for patrons under 21 yearsold, the legal drinking age.

• MISSING GOLD ANDDIAMONDS: Dorothy Barrett ofCicero, Ind., on March 12 lost a$2,400 diamond pendant and goldchain, a Sanibel neighbor reportedTuesday. The 14-karat gold pendantis set with four diamonds and is at-tached to a 14-karat gold chain. Ac-cording to reports, it was lost abouttwo miles north of the gulf sidebeach at Sanibel Lighthouse.

• EXIT SIGN LEFT: A 14-year-old Bexley, OH, boy Monday after-noon was caught vandalizing an exitsign at Casa Ybel resort, causing

damage estimated at $100j accor-ding to police reports. Policeresponded and resort manager HalWilliams was contacted. No arrestwas made as Williams and the boyagreed on a $100 settlement,reports state. Security guard GaryLutes reportedly caught the boypulling the fire exit sign from thewall of building number 147. Theboy and his friends checked out ofthe resort later that day.

• SMOKING GRASS: Police onMonday responded to a call fromLee Control reporting a car on firenear 'Algiers' City Park. Policeresponded and found a blue Fordrental car stuck off to the side ofthe road. According to policereports, the driver Andrew W.Medler, the driver, had pulled offthe road and the dry grass had ig-nited beneath the car engine.Sanibel Fire Department alsoresponded and put out the smokinggrass. •

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j veterinary service nights, weekends and> holidays

CHURCHES:SANIBEL COMMUNITY CHURCH: 1740Periwinkle Way, Sunday worship 9 and11:15 a.m. (9 a.m. includes children'sministry). Mother's Morning out, Fridays,9 a.m. Alanon, Fridays at noon and 8p.m. Tuesdays. Church office open 9 a.m.to 3 p.m. Dr. Denny Dennison, pastor.Phone 472-2684.SANIBEL CONGREGATIONAL UNITEDCHURCH OF CHRIST: Sunday services at10 a.m. with the Rev. J. Richard Stem at2050 Periwinkle Way. across fromPeriwinkle Place Shopping Center. Churchoffice open 9 a.m. -1 p.m. Tuesday - Satur-day. 472-0497 or 472-8100.SANIBEL-CAPTIVA FIRST CHURCH OFCHRIST SCIENTIST: Sunday service andSunday School, 11 a.m. Wednesday even-ing meetings, 8 p.m. Reading room, 10a.m. to noon Wednesdav and Friday, 2950W. Gulf Drive. 472-4449.ST. MICHAEL AND ALL ANGELSEPISCOPAL CHURCH: Periwinkle Way,472-2173, 472-3356 (Thrift Shop). Satur-day, 5:30 p.m., holy eucharist. Sunday,7:30 and 9:30 a.m., holy eucharist(nursery at 9:30 a.m.), 11:15 a.m., morningprayer.ST. ISABEL CATHOLIC CHURCH: Saturdayvigil, 5:30 p.m.; Sunday mass, 8:30 and10:30 a.m.; daily mass, 8:30 a.m and 10:30a.m.; daily mass, 8:30 a.m.; holy dayschedules sames as weekends. 3665 Cap-tiva Road, 472-2763.FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH: Pastor JamieStilson. Sunday worship 10:30 a.m. and 7p.m.; Sunday school, 9 a.m. all ages. Youthschool grades 1-6. (If transportation need-ed call 472-4318 or 472-3266). Homestudies 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays, contactchurch for locations, 472-1018.UNITARIAN UNIVERSALISTS OF THEISLANDS: An affiliate congregation of FortMyers U.U. Church. Rev. William BurnsideMiller, 334-4734. Islands chairman,472-3892. Meetings will resume inNovember.GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH: CypressLake Drive, Fort Myers, 482-2099. The Rev.Fr. Arhthur Kontinos. Sunday 9:30 a.m., Or-thos; 10 a.m., Divine Liturgy.CAPTIVA CHAPEL BY THE SEA: WilesRoad and Chapin Lane. Services at 11 a.m.Interdenominational. Dr. J. Dean Dykstra,minister.

POST OFFICES:SANIBEL POST OFFICE: On Tarpon BayRoad, 472-1655. Open 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.Monday through Friday through May 1.Closed Saturday and Sunday, althoughmail is delivered on Saturday.JERRY'S GROCERY STORE: Jerry's Shop-ping Center, Periwinkle Way. 472-9300.Postal counter open from 9 p.m. to 5 p.m.Monday thru Fiiday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Satur-day.CAPTIVA POST OFFICE: Captiva Road,472-1674. Open 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Mon-day through Friday, Saturday 9 a.m. to 1p.m. Closed Sunday.WESTERN UNION: Bailey's General Store,Bailey's Shopping Center. Open from 8:30a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Satur-day, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Sunday.

REGULAR MEETINGS:COMMUNITY HOUSING RESOURCES:First Monday, 7:30 p.m. Call Dr. DorothyNewman at 472-3700 for informationSANIBEL-CAPTIVA AMERICAN LEGION:Meeting on the second Tuesday of eachmonth at Legion Hall, Sanibel-CaptivaRoad. ,CAPTIVA CIVIC ASSOCIATION: Board ofgovernors meetings, first and third Tues-day of each month 10 a.m. at Captiva Com-munity Center.LION'S CLUB: Meets the first and thirdWednesdays, 6:30 p.m. at Sanibel Com-munity Center.AMERICAN BUSINESS WOMEN'SASSOCIATION: Meets the second Thurs-day of every month at Beachview CountryClub. Cocktails 5:30 p.m., dinner 6:30 p.m.U.S. POWER SQUADRON: Generalmembership meetings second Wednesdayof each month at the Community Associa-tion, Periwinkle Way. Luncheon eachWednesday at noon and executive meetingthe first Wednesday of each month. For in-formation, call 472-1316.ROTARY CLUB: Meets every Friday at7-45 a.m. at Sundial Beach and TennisResort. Visitors and guests are welcome.For information, call 472-2880.

island lifeBARRIER ISLAND GROUP FOR THE ARTS(BIG ARTS): An organization founded tobuild a cultural community of Sanbiel andCaptiva. All members and prospectivemembers are urged to attend meetings.Meets the last Monday of the month at7:30 p.m. For further information, contactPolly Matsumoto, 275-3065.SANIBEL COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION:Meetings held at 6:30 p.m. on the secondWednesday of each month. Novemberthrough May at the Community Associa-tion auditorium on Periwinkle Way. Officehours are Monday, Wednesday and Fridayfrom 9 a.m to 1 p m. Telephone 472-2155or 472-1316.SANBIEL CAPTIVA ART LEAGUE: Outdoorworkshops every Thursday year aroundfrom 9 a.m. to noon followed by sacklungh and critique. Phone 481-4789 forlocations. Indoor workshops January,February, March. Membership open to allarea residents, phone 472-0905 for infor-mation.OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS: Meets Mon-days, 7:30 p.m., at Sanibel CongregationalUnited Church of Christ. For information,call 472-2127.SANIBEL-CAPTIVA SHELL CLUB: Meetsthe third Monday of each month at 8 p.m.at the Sanibel Community Associationbuilding. October through May. Newmembers are most welcome — annualdues are $6 for individuals, $10 for a cou-ple. Assistant membership chairman isMill Backus (472-4709) or write to Sanibel-Captiva Shell Club, Inc., Box 355, Sanibel,FL 33957.BOY SCOUTS: Meets noon Saturdays atFirst Baptist Church of Sanibel. VisitingScouts welcome. Richard Brodeur, scout-master. Call 471-1734 for information.ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS: At St.Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church,Periwinkle Way (all meetings at 8 p.m. andno smoking). Thursday, closed discussion,Friday, open speakers. Sunday, closedstep. At Sanibel Congregational UnitedChurch, Periwinkle Way. Monday 10 a.m.women's closed discussion. Tuesday 8p.m. closed discussion. Thursday, noon,men's closed Big Book discussion.ALANON: 8 p.m. Tuesday at Sanibel Com-munity Church, Periwinkle Way; non -1p.m. Fridays, Sanibel Community Church.For information, call 472-3935.CHRISTIAN WOMEN BIBLE STUDIES:Groups meet each week at the followingtimes and places: Tuesday, 8:30 a.m., Nim-ble Thimble, 2242-B Periwinkle Way; Tues-day, 7:30 p.m., Jackie Tetreault's home,1528 Angel Drive, 472-3756. For additionalinformation, call Jackie Tetreault at472-3756.SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CHRISTIAN WOMEN'SCLUB: Meets the second Thursday of eachmonth; luncheon at 11:30 a.m., SundialBeach and Tennis Resort. Reservations re-quired. Call by the Monday before lunch-eon, either 466-5085 or 472-4275. Pre-school nursery available, call 472-2577.VISITING GIRL SCOUTS: Juniors, Cadetsand Seniors, call for meeting schedule at472-9341.KIWANIS CLUB OF SANIBEL-CAPTIVA:Breakfast meeting Wednesdays at 7:30a.m. at the Putting Pelican, BeachviewCountry Club. Visiting Kiwanians welcome.For more information, call John Friedlund.472-1537.LIONS AUXILIARY: Meets third Wednes-day of the month at 6:30 p.m. for dinner atThe Dunes. All wives of Lions arewelcome.SANIBEL-CAPTIVA JAYCEES: Meets everyThursday at Coconut Grove. For informa-tion call Tom Kontinos, 472-1366.ISLAND CHILDREN'S COOPERATIVE: Anorganized babysitting exchange for islandresidents. For more information, call472-0344.FISH: Friends in Service Here is avolunteer organiztion of non-professionalsanxius to offer neighborly help to peoplein need. Call 472-0404 night or day.MEN'S BIBLE STUDY: Meets each Tues-day 7:30 a.m. at 1223 Periwinkle Way. Non-denominational, sponsored by KiwanisClub. Visitors welcome.SANIBEL LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS:Meets at 9:30 a.m. on the third Monday ofevery month at the Sanibel library. CallCharlotte Hamlet, 472-2927.SANIBEL SINGLES: "The alternative to thebar scene" meets at 7:30 p.m. everyWednesday. Call Joel, 472-0058, fordetails.VOICE OF JOY: Non-denominational timeof praise prayer and teaching meets thelast Tuesday of the month at 7 p.m. at theSanibel Community Association building.For more information call Judy Brodeur at472-5433 or Kim Stilson at 472-9581.SCORE: The largest business consultingagency in the world. SCORE (ServiceCorps of Retired Executives) and its ser-vices are all free and confidential. For fur-ther information, call 939-3005.CARE AND REHABILITATION OFWILDLIFE (CROW): Board meets secondMonday of each month in the CROWboard room at 1:30 p.m.AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF RETIREDPERSONS: Meetings second Friday of eachmonth at 1:30 p.m. at Sanibel CommunityCenter. Call 472-5517 for information.CALUSA AQUATIC PROGRAM: A non-profit organization dedicated to increasingmarine awareness. Information collected isforwarded to the Florida Department ofNatural Resources. For ages 12 to adult,

ISLAND LIFE is open to any islandservice group or non-profitorganization. Please check yourlistings and notify the IslandReporter of any necessary changesor alterations. Submit changes ornew information to: IslandReporter, P.O. Drawer R, Sanibel,FL 33957. Deadline for informationis Friday prior to the Thursdaypublication. Information in IslandLife is offered on a space-availablebasis; we will make every effort toinclude any and all informationreceived at our offices.

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Tuesday and Thursday. Children's programon Saturday. Family program on Sundayafternoon. $25 per person. Transportationprovided. Call 472-9282.CIVIL WAR RE-ENACTMENT SOCIETY:Wightman Lane, Captiva. Bi-monthlymeetings. Call 472-0462for more informa-tion.ISLAND FISHING CLUB: Meets at 6 p.m.on the first Tuesday of each month at theJacaranda Inn.SANIBEL-CAPTIVA AMERICAN LEGIONAUXILIARY: Meets the first Wednesday ofeach month at 7:30 p.m. in the legion hallon Sanbibel-Captiva Road. For more infor-mation, call 472-9979.

THINGS TO DO:AMERICAN LEGION POST 123: Meets se-cond Tuesday each month at 7 p.m. Bingoeach Thursday at 8 p.m. open to public.Legion Hall on Sanibel-Captiva Road.CROW: CARE AND REHABILITATION OFWILDLIFE: Sanibel Captiva Road, 472-3644.Open house for the public from 1 to 3 p.m.on the last Sunday of every month throughwinter season.J.N. "DING" DARLING NATIONALWILDLIFE REFUGE: 472-1100. The five-mile, self-guiding trails and two canoetrails are open daily sunrise to sunset. TheVisitor Center off Sanibel-Captiva Road isopen as stated on the sign at the entranceto the center. All facilities are free ofcharge.ISLAND HISTORICAL MUSEUM: Adiacentto Sanibel City Hall, 800 Dunlop Road,472-4648. Open to the public free ofcharge from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdayand Saturday. Closed on holidays.SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVATIONFOUNDATION: Sanibel-Captiva Road,472-2329. Exhibits, nature trails and giftshop. Admission, non-members, 50 /

cents children, $1 for adults. Open 9:30a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Saturday,

-November through May. Nature centerand gift shop open Sunday 1-4 p.m.,March to April, except Easter. Guidedtrail tours Monday through Saturday,10:30,11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. No tourson Sunday. Native plant nursery opento public 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Mondaythrough Friday; 472-1932.SEA TURTLE PATROLS: Caretta Research,472-3177. Join the search for nesting log-gerhead sea turtles along the Sanibel gulfbeach. Maximum of four people, with noguarantee of turtle sightings.BRIDGE GAMES: at the Sanibel Communi-ty Association. Weekly Duplicate Bridgeand Bridge for Fun sessions will resume inNovember.NOAH'S ARK THRIFT SHOP: Open 9:30a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Mondays thru Fridaysbehind St. Michael and All AngelsEpiscopal Church. House goods andspecial items.BINGO: At Sanibel Community Associa-tion 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Public invited.SANIBEL BACKGAMMON CLUB is nowmeeting at the Sanibel Arms pool houseWednesday at 7 p.m. The charge is $3. Din-ner is no longer served.

THINGS TO KNOW:FISHING: No permit required for salt-waterfishing. Florida fishing license is neededfor any fresh-water angling; licensesavailable at Bailey's.SHELLING: City ordinance limits the tak-ing of live shells to two species per per-son per day.CAMPING: Camping on the beach is pro-hibited.FIRES: Open beach fires are prohibited.Fires are permitted in appropriate con-tainers (no larger than 48x24x12 inches,with a metal grill). Of course, you areresponsible for any litter or debris fromyour beach party.DOGS: Although Sanibel does not have a"leash law," your dog must be under con-trol at all times when in public. Pleaseclean up after your pets.PUBLIC RESTROOMS:

• Causeway - between the drawbridgeand Sanibel.

• Chamber of Commerce, just off theCauseway on the Sanibel side.

• Gulfside City Park just off Casa YbelRoad.

• Fishing Pier, at the eastern tip of theisland near the Lighthouse.

• Turner Beach, at Blind Pass.

BEACHES:Unrestricted beach access is available

at the Lighthouse, along the causewayislands, at the fishing pier, at the intersec-tion of Tarpon Bay Road and West GulfDrive, and at the county park at Bowman'sBeach ($2 fee). Off-islanders with parkingstickers will find beach accesses at BaileyRoad, Beach Road, Nerita Street, DonaxStreet, Fulgar Street, Dixie BeachBoulevard and Blind Pass. Island residentscan utilize additional accesses on WestGulf Drive west of Rabbit Road, on Button-wood Lane, Seagrape Lane, the Colonywalkway, Bay Drive and Henderson Road.Parking areas are identified as to locationand type of sticker required for use. Thefine for parking in one of these accesseswithout the proper permit is $25.

On Captiva, public access is available atTurner's Beach (near Blind Pass) and atthe end of Captiva Drive just past the en-trance to South Seas Plantation.

BABYSITTERSKaren Hahn, 472-0529 anytimeDorothy Cooper, 472-2624 anytimeRuth Zoeliner, 472-2192Tina, 472-4427 eveningsLilly Miller, 472-4375 anytimeShamie Baum, 472-3691 evenings andweekendsLee Lovetro, 472-5213Doris Affoiter, 472-4864Lysa Eberle, 472-5811

EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS:Sanibel Police Department *. . . .472-3111Sanibel Fire Department , 936-3600Emergency Medical Service 936-3600Captiva Fire Department 936-3600Lee County Sheriff's Department 332-3456Florida Highway Patrol 936-0511American Red Cross 334-3401Island Water Association 472-1502Lee County Electric Cooperative 472-3511/995-2121U.S. Coast Guard 463-5754Florida Marine Patrol 334-8963/800-342-1829Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission . .800-282-8002Lee Mental Health Hotline 275-4242Poison Control '. .800-282-3171

It's hard todo a job from3,000 miles awayTo Island Reporter: In 1982, JohnOster, then commissioner of the Cap-tiva erosion prevention district,resigned before his term of office hadexpired, because he had established anew residence off Captiva Island.

In 1983, Dwight Wilson, alsoresigned as a commissioner of theCEPD before his term of office hadexpired, because he had securedemployment off Captiva Island.

In 1985, DeWitt Jones also resign-ed as a commissioner of the CEPDbefore his term of office had expired,because he felt that his long summerabsence from Captiva Island made itimpossible for him to give proper at-tention to his duties.

In 1986, Peg Hofschneider, alsoresigned as a commissioner of theCEPD before her term of office hadexpired, because she could not devotethe time necessary to do the job.

All of these people had a compas-sionate interest in the severe ero-sion problem facing Captiva Island.All of these people felt that since theycould not give this matter the full at-tention it deserved, they wouldresign from the boards of the CEPDand let someone else do the job.

Now we have the case of Commis-sioner Robert Martin. He lives in thestate of Oregon, and appears once amonth for a meeting of the CEPD.Thereafter, he is unavailable to per-form any duties as a commissioner ofthe CEPD. This is, indeed, unfor-tunate.

Our erosion problem and its resolu-tion are at a critical state. The pro-blem cannot afford the attention of asometime, absentee, commissioner.Robert Martin should do the rightthing for Captiva Island and let so-

meone else, a full-time resident takeover his job as commissioner.

This letter is not meant todenigrate his past services as com-missioner. He has been very cons-cientious in performing his duties. Hehas always done his homework. I'msure he would agree, however, thathe cannot, in good conscience, con-tinue as a commissioner of the CEPDwhile living most of the month 3,000miles from Captiva Island.

Joseph ConteCaptiva Island

'Mann's the man'To Island Reporter: The expression,"If you can keep your head while allaround you are losing theirs, you justdon't understand the situation," wasnever truer than today. We have aGovernor who is indifferent if nothostile to environmental causes whileat the county level CommissionerBigelow champions developers andhas taken aim at our watchdog, theSouthwest Florida Regional Plann-ing Council.

"Chainsaw Charley, as he has beencalled, apparently thinks thatmangroves are for cutting. But thereis a .ray of hope. Former stateSenator Frank Mann is seeking thejob of executive director of theDepartment of Natural Resources,the agency that looks after the state'senvironmental treasures. No onecould be better qualified for the job.

While in the legislature, Franksponsored or co-sponsored every ma-jor piece of environmental legisla-tion. In appreciation for his ac-complishments, he was honored bythe Sanibel-Captiva ConservationFoundation with a life membership.Frank gets along well with membersof both political parties and is capableand efficient. He understands ourparticular concerns on Sanibel andCaptiva and has helped us many

times. With him again in Tallahasseewe could rest easier. Please writeGovernor Martinez and ask him to en-dorse the best man for the job — ourown Frank Mann.

Elinore DormerSanibel

Republican imageneeds polishingTo the Island Reporter: Successfulbusiness knows that image is as im-portant as substance and ad agenciesmake millions creating and maintain-ing images.

Political parties are no different.People vote their perceptions.

Regrettably, the Lee CountyRepublican organization has a shabbyand bickering image. Its long-standing history of petty and bicker-ing leadership, divided loyalties, rivalclubs and self-serving factions mustastound new residents.

This unfortunate image of politicalpygmism is compounded by recentmedia items.

One calls for Porter Goss to replacehis Democrat secretary with aRepublican. Lucy Shepard, thatDemocrat Mata Hari, is not to bejudged on her outstanding record byon party affiliation.

Another item has SchoolSuperintendent (James) Melvinthreatened with termination for thecrime of being a Democrat in aRepublican county.

This spoils system philosophy por-trayed in print is obviously petty, in-significant and, perhaps, untrue. Butit does tarnish the Republican image.Worse, since no effort is made torefute it, people assume that it's true.

1988 looks like a bad Republicanyear. A petty, self-serving image willhurt. It is time an on-going PR (publicrelations) committee was formed justfor damage-control purposes. Thenimprovement should follow naturally.

A lifelong Republican,Peter S. Hare

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Mary Annagrees with Linda

A copy of this letter to Linda Browwas submitted for publication.To Ms. Linda Brown: I agree withyou 1000%. Thank you for an ex-cellent letter. It echoes my seitiments exactly.

If we could just get more peoplelike you to write letters, perhaps themale majority on the Board of Gou-ty Commissioners would sit up andtake notice.

We need your input.Mary Ann Wallace

District §8 Commissioner

Only 20 percentreturn on petitionsTo Island Reporter: The signed Con-stitutional Amendment Petitionforms received by me have dwindledto a mere trickle the last two weeks.The total count is slightly less than500. We should have over 2,500 to beon target this week.

Gumbo Limbo leads the field inreturns, the Rocks second and ShellHarbor third. So far Chateau Su Merand Gulf Pines has been disappoin-ting as has Captiva with only threeand the Condominiums with onlytwenty-nine returns.

Would you say I was a little brashwhen I told the appraiser we wouldget 90% of our 4,200 plus voters'signatures? I have only three moreweeks. Will you please help me andsend in your signed petitions to: Ur-ban Palmer, 1027 Kings CrownDrive, Sanibel, FL 33957. .

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answers. For instance, she'd say, "A bird flies,Benny, because it is its nature to." And I'd go onmy way, thinking she'd told me something useful.

When friends ask me the reasons for the ex-plosive price rise of stocks, I'm tempted to rely asmy mother did. Usually I reply more tactfully thatthe market goes up because more people want tobuy than to sell. Sometimes I even make guesses asto why they want to buy, like, "There are few taxshelters left, so there's more money going intostocks; inflation is a real possibility, so asset richstocks are attractive; the Japanese have to spend themoney they receive from our gigantic trade deficit,and they spend some of it on our stocks."

Individuals are hard enough to understand; for in-stance, do you really understand your spouse? Theactions of mobs are not well understood, I believe,even by professional psychologists, much less by

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you and me. Buyers and sellers of stocks are like amob on a sightseeing boat, first running to one sideand then to the other, oblivious to the fact thattheir actions cause the ship to tip too far one wayand then too far the other. Most of the time neitherthey, nor anyone else, knows why they dash about.

The better questions to ask are (1) when do I buy,(2) what do I buy, and (3) when do I sell? Theanswers are (1) that you buy when the market is go-ing up; (2) you buy stocks whose prices are also go-ing up, whose earnings are and should continue torise, whose short iferm and long term prospects aregood, and are in industries with favorable pro-spects; and (3) you should sell when any of thesecriteria change substantially for the worse, or whenthe price of your stock drops 10 percent from a re-cent high.

I've written several times in this column how youcan get this information in any large library. I'd beglad to send you a copy of these instructions, if

you'll drop me a line in care of this newspaper.Stocks that qualify for purchase, as of March 13,

when this column is being written, are AGS COM-PUTERS (computer, services to business); AF-FILIATED PUBLICATIONS (the Boston Globenewspaper); ASHTON-TATE (word processing soft-ware); ECHO BAY MINES (gold mining); LOTUSDEVELOPMENT (spreadsheet software); NORDRESOURCES (mining exploration and develop-ment), and TELERATE (nationwide credit cardauthorization.)

I urge you not to wrack your brains trying to ex-plain the stock market's actions. Nor should youlisten to those who think they can do so. Accept thefact that the market moves up and down "becauseit is its nature to". Instead, spend your time andenergy in searching for stocks like those listedabove, whose fundamentals are good and trendspositive, (or use my list that I've researched foryou), which should greatly increase your chances ofprofit. Good luck!D

cityMatsumoto Gallery recognizable without sign

Despite the lack of an identifying sign, well-wishers and art enthusiasts managed to find theirway to the grand opening of Matsuoto Gallery onTarpon Bay Road.

Sanibel's code enforcement officer Dick Bakercited gallery owners Polly and Ikki Matsumoto theweek before the celebration on Friday for a signviolation.

The sign which was taken down included the

name of the three business in the eye-catching com-plex — Matsumoto Gallery, Gary David Design, andWildlife Expression. According to the Sanibel signordinance, three businesses constitute a shoppingcenter, and only the name of the center cafi go on astreet sign.

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MARCH 19, 1987

ISLAND REPORTER

STYLELethal yellowing

Sanibel is within the contamination radiusof this devastating disease of coconut

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Sale of Challenger tagsaid astronauts' memorialClubs and Community eventsQuilters on parade

By Mary Coleman

A specter is haunting thebarrier islands — "the specterof lethal yellowing. This

disease affecting coconut palms andother varieties of palm trees hasbeen detected on Fort Myers Beachat the Red Coconut Trailer Park.With a contamination radius of 4-10 miles, Sanibel's lighthouse end issusceptible.

Victor Yingst, Lee County exten-sion agent for horticulture, con-ducted a helicopter survey ofSanibel and Captiva in January andfound no presence of the disease.Another aerial survey is plannednext month.

South Seas Plantation has beguna program of preventive inoculationof all possibly endangered palms.Fred Hawkins, general manager ofSouth Seas, said his consultationwith officials in Palm Beach andCollier counties convinced him "youcan't be too careful" in dealing withthe disease. He said all propertiesowned by Mariner Group on Sanibeland Captiva would be treated.

Lethal yellowing has been in theCaribbean about 100 years. In 1955it arrived in Key West and by 1968three-quarters of the palms in thatcity were destroyed.

The disease now affects sevenFlorida counties and it is estimatedthat 200,000 coconut palms have

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been destroyed. About 20 palm service have information aboutspecies are affected of whichJamaican tall coconuts, Christmaspalms and Phoenix species (datepalms) are the most common to thearea.

Caused by a bacteria spread by in-sects, lethal yellowing may easily beconfused with other diseases such asfungal bud rot, nutrient deficienciesor lightning damage.

Symptoms begin with "shelling"or premature dropping of coconuts.New flower stalks will be blackrather than golden or creamyyellow.

In the third stage, from which thedisea's'S'-fets its name, the frondsturn yellow, usually beginning withthe oldest fronds and advancing up-ward through the crown.

Death of the bud occurs abouthalfway through the yellowing se-quence. The newly-emerged spearleaf will collapse and may be seenhanging down within the crown.Finally, the top of the tree fallsaway leaving a bare trunk or"telephone pole." Entire forests inJamaica have been stripped by thisinfestation. It takes 3 - 6 months foran infected tree to die.

Lethal yellowing last appeared inLee County in 1971 when it killed2,000 trees.

The disease can be treated by in-jections of oxytetracycline, whichmust be done every four months.This yields, in effect, a tree inremission. The injections may alsobe done preventively, as is beingdone by Mariner Group.

The City of Sanibel is advisingpeople not to plant Jamaican palms.The city and the county extension

resistant strains which may beplanted, such as the Malayan dwarf.

Fort Myers Beach Chamber ofCommerce is also acting as a clear-inghouse for information about in-oculation. It should be noted thatwhen trees are inoculated, thecoconuts must not be eaten.

You can't be too careful(in dealing with thedisease) — FredHawkins, South SeasPlantation.

To preserve an established land-scaping look, it is acceptable toplant a disease-resistant palm nextto a susceptible variety, begin in-oculation of the old tree with an eyetoward removing it if disease oc-curs.

The insects which transmit lethalyellowing may be carried onto theisland in grass, so anyone layingdown turf should be aware of poten-tial danger. And, although there is aquarantine on shipping palms out ofLee County, there are no restric-tions on moving palms within thecounty. So home and businessowners need to be very carefulabout dealing with reputablenurseries.

Lethal yellowing need not because for alarm. It can be controll-ed, as has been done very suc-cessfully in Collier County. Collier •has had a mandatory treatmentprogram since 1974.•

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The following residential deeds (or morethan $60,000 were recorded at Lee CountyCourthouse during the week ending March9;

Phillip and Wilbert Miller Jr. to RoundRealty Inc., Home 29, South Seas Planta-tion, $500,000.

Karen Hahn to Diaries Vanderhoof,Parcel in S.E. Quarter of Section 25,Township 46S., Range 22, Sanibel, $245,000.

Jah Ludvig to David McBee, Lot 53, Unit 3,Sanibel Estates, $140,000.

George F. Bundschu to George C. Bund-schu, Lot 14, Block B, Dunes, $125,000.

Wanda Harris to Diane McGuinness, Lot43, Sanibel Lake Estates, $107,500.

Maria Smith to Franz Kammel, Lot 13 and20, Sanibel Pines, $85,000.

James Evans to Roberta Parry Haddad,Portion of Lots 36-38, Sanibel River Estates,$70,000.

David Duncan to Dorothy Shepard, Unit313, Nutmeg Villas, Phase II, $350,000.

Thomas Redford to Louis Wuerst, Unit108, Phase II, Nutmeg Village, $243,000.

Leon Hamlet to Alvln Anderson, Unit 303,Building 3, Kings Crown, $235,000.

Eric Nighingale to John Gridley, Unit 713,Mariner Pointe, Phase II, $160,000.

Jerome Walker and Donald Dhein toJames Eisenhart and John Schnoedelen,Unit 7-104, Sundial, $148,000.

Paul Stazen to James Eisenhart and JohnSchnoedelen, Unit 4-206, Sundial, $136,000.

Albert Albin Jr. to Eugene Pool, Unit 6Block A, Sanibel Arms West, $125,000

The City of Sanibel issued the followingbuilding permits for the week ending March

John F. Alden, 411 Lighthouse CourtWay, for $2,000 for a carport enclosure bvowner. '

James Douglas, 3550 Bunn Lane for$11,900 for a pool and deck by RichardsonPools.

Richard Curtin, 479 U s Tiendas Lane for$3,600, for a solar pool heater by ForbesMgt. Group. y s

Michigan Homes, 1222 Par View Drive for$8,500, for a pool by Aladdin Pools.

Laplaya Condo (Armenia) 2589 W GulfDrive, for $11,980 for a tennis court bvBallard Surfacing. '

John Vesey, 545 Lake Murix Circle, for$2,500 for a pool enclosure by AbacoAluminum.

William Estep, 1747 Serenity Lane for$2,000, to replace existing screen enclosureby Abaco Aluminum.

Ray Dold, 1750 Atlanta Plaza, for $1 500for a slab by Richard Kennedy.

George Carter, 1051 Blue Heron Drive, for$5,850 to replace existing pool enclosure bvDonald Lester.

John Knipp, 1333 Par View Drive, for $325for LP tank and piping by Balgas & Oil Co

L C. Daniels, 5657 Sanibel-Captiva Roadfor $16,500 for repairs by Comer & Moore • '

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Outstandingstudentshonored by ECC

Honor students from18 southwest Floridahigh schools will berecognized for theiro u t s t a n d i n gachievements at thefourtheenth annualHonors Day at EdisonCommunity College.

Planned for Thurs-day, March 19, the pro-gram begins at 9 a.m. inthe Barbara B. MannPerforming Arts Hall.Lou Heckler, nationallyrecognized motivationalspeaker, will presentthe program on "TheFuture Just Ain't WhatIt Used To Be."

Honors Day is spon-sored by the EdisonKiwanis Club of FortMyers, ECC's HonorsScholars Program, thecollege Student Govern-ment Association andPhi Theta Kappa HonorSociety.

Activities will con-clude with a barbecuelunch on the campusgreen with music by theECC Jazz Ensemble.D

deathsHal M. Irwin

A memorial service for Hal M. Irwin, who diedJan. 15, will be held at Sanibel Community ChurchFriday, March 20 at 2 p.m.

He first visited Sanibel with his wife Joyce in1959 and they became residents in 1964. He is alsosurvived by his brother Elliot Jrwin of Sanibel.•

William George Murphy

William George Murphy of Sanibel Island, diedWednesday, March 11. He was born in Brooklyn,NY and lived in East Hills, Long Island, NY for 30years before moving to Sanibel in 1976.

He was a member of St. Isabel Catholic Church,Lions Club of Sanibel and FISH of Sanibel. Heserved in the European Theatre with the U.S. Ar-my in World War II. He was an insurance brokerfor 40 years and president of William G. MurphyCo., Inc. in Garden City, Long Island.

He is survived by his wife, Jane; children, LesleyLee of Tampa, FL, Lisa M. Erdman of Dothan, AL;four grandchildren; and a sister, Helen M. Taylor ofFremont, CA.

Mass of Christian Burial was held Saturday at St.Isabel Catholic Church and burial was in FortMyers Memorial Gardens.

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clubs and community eventsBarbara B. Mann wasABWA guest speaker

The Sanibel-Captiva charter chapter of AmericanBusiness Women's Association held their monthlymeeting Thursday, March 12. The guest speakerwas Barbara B. Mann.

Mrs. Mann spoke on the development of the FortMyers Community Concert Association from itsfounding as a fledgling group struggling to surviveto a successful, members-only group with a waitinglist to join. Mrs. Mann's tireless efforts and hardwork prompted the legislators to name Barbara B.Mann Center for Performing Arts in her honor.

Three new members were inducted at themeeting: Ann Marie Fox, Janet Hernandez andCynthia Wood.

Bette Parke was selected as member of themonth. Bette, a founder and charter member, wasthe club's first president. If not for Bette and herpersistence, ABWA would not exist on the Islands.

The Bloodmobile will be on the Island Wednesday,March 25th. Please give generously to this wor-thwhile cause. •

• COMMUNITY CHURCH SALE: If you like tolook for bargains or some "treasure" — orsomething good in homemade food — you will be in-terested in the annual yard and bake sale at theSanibel Community Church on Saturday, March 21,from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. A large assortment ofhousehold items, furniture, clothing, appliances,lamps, pictures, linens and books will be included inthe sale.

The baked goods department will feature cakes,pies, cookies, homemade breads, jams, jellies andcandy. Coffee, doughnuts and pastries will beavailable for browsers. Liz Cornelius is generalchairman for the sale.

• HOLY LAND SLIDES: On Thursday, March 26,at 8 p.m., Fr. Jerry Fraser will show slides of theHoly Land in the hall at St. Isabel Church, 3559'San-Cap Road. This will be a part of the bible studyclass and a preparation for the tour that Fr. Fraseris organizing to the Holy land June 9-18, 1987. Allare welcome and refreshments will be served. Ifyou would like more information on the tour, callFr. Fraser, 472-2763.

Rotary to installofficers April 24

Sergeant-at-Arms Gene Mecklenburg was back inattendance at Friday's meeting of the Sanibel-Captiva Rotary Club, after two weeks of forcedrest. Bob Davis again filled in for him on the pro-gram.

President Jack Milner announced that new of-ficers will be installed at a dinner at 'Tween Waterson April 24.

Speaker of the morning was Florida Senator FredDudley (R-Cape Coral) who spoke on new sales taxregulations to become effective July 1. As a resultof a law passed by the 1986 legislature, five percentsales tax could not be imposed on services, in-cluding medical services. This measure is expectedto raise $2.7 billion in state revenue, but Dudley saidit is very controversial and the upcoming legislaturemay introduce exemptions.D

bridge• DUPLICATE BRIDGE: Monday, March 9, 7:30p.m., Mitchell Movement, 12 tables.

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Photographer's slides showthe world's island magic

The Sanibel-Captiva Audubon Society's program"Island Magic and the Galapagos," tonight, March19, at Sanibel Community Center will be a slidepresentation based on the speaker Alvah Sanborn'stravels and photographs taken on sixteen islandsaround the world.

The program starts with every man's fantasy oflife on a tropical island and proceeds to a briefdiscussion of how islands are formed, the way inwhich life reaches these islands and why the birdsof these oceanic islands are so lacking in fear. Em-phasis will be on the Galapagos Islands and theirbird and other animal life.

Alvah Sanborn is a graduate of Cornell Universitywhere he studied under Arthur A. Allen, noted pro-fessor of ornithology. For twenty-seven years, San-born was director of Massachusetts Audubon Socie-ty's Pleasant Valley Wildlife Sanctuary and NatureCenter in Lenox, MS. He also taught ornithology atBerkshire Community College, and for ten yearspresented film programs on National AudubonSociety's "Wildlife Screen Tours."

Since retiring, Mr. Sanborn has been engaged inwildlife photography and writing. His illustrated ar-ticles have appeared in such magazines as AudvbonMagazine, Down East, Up Country, Berkshire's Weekand the New York Times.O

• CHRISTIAN FILM: "The Calling" is a featurefilm to be presented at the Sanibel CommunityCenter March 23 at 8 p.m. Filmed in the Amazonjungles of Peru, the film is a story of a young couplewho raise a family in the jungle and, through realfaith, overcome unsurmountable obstacles.

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1~ is true that babies are frequent-ly separatee iron: their v.iidiifefamilies in the spring as a result of^ Tarkty of accidents, both natural2nd niETi-creaied. Jvesis may bedesrroyec m' high winds or by rearsin ids somexnnes car-eiess trimmingsue pruning' of vegetation:yoitngsisrs may •wander from homebase like curious chlldr-en or fall (orBr pushed; iron: nests after a par-ticiiiarn" rambunctious round of sibi-'HTT- rivalry.

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I t was a latter day version of aquilting bee.

Frances Abell Brand ofSanibel was there. So was BetsyCraig with her mother, CarolineCollier Porter, also of Sanibel, withher antique blanket with quiltedfigures.

Nobody was quilting — for themoment. They were simply admir-ing the efforts of some quilterselsewhere as they fingered the finedesigns and discussed the techni-ques of two very different artisticschools.

Dona Krienke had the group inthrall — as she probably alwaysdoes when she lectures on the worksof her Hmong — or Laotian moun-tain people — or the Amish, as shedid recently at Shell Point Village.

But this day, Krienke and hus-band, Mel, were in their shop on.San Carlos Boulevard on the way toFort Myers Beach, which they hadrented for two months thiswinter. At other times, Dona'sEthnic Crafts is in Osseo, WI aboutthree hours from Madison.

This year four of the Krienkeshave brought their van load of quiltsand crafts to South Florida. Theircargo contained not only the Amishquilts in which they specialize, butthe Hmong bedspreads in greatquantity.

How Dona got into that is the bigstory, though the beginnings wereinauspicious enough.

It was in Wisconsin, just before

Christmas, 1980, when Dona, wasasked to transport newly-settledLaotian refugees from a nearbytown to their church for a meeting."I had to think it was going to be achore when I had so much to dobefore Christmas," she comments."Then the night of the meeting, thefew turned into seventeen peoplefor the ride."

Krienke, a maker of draperies aswell as an ethnic craft's shopowner,found herself concerned about theHmong and how these sufferersunder communists in Laos wouldget along in America.

According to Dona, the largestgroup of Hmong are in California;12,000 have resettled in Minnesotaand 1,200 are not too far fromOsseo in Wisconsin.

"So then I was sponsoring onefamily — Tang Va Thao — but in-stead of bringing this family to ourlittle town, we arranged for them tolive in Eau Claire, about twentymiles away where the others lived,'she says.

Through the stewardshipsecretary of her own church shefound out what the Hmong and notjust the family of Tang Va Thaoneeded. "The whole next year wasdevoted to getting them the properthings," she says.

Realizing that it was through thestewardship secretary that a lot ofthe church's missionary work gotdone, Dona, in her zeal to help theseoppressed peoples, herself becamethe stewardship secretary.

Mel, meanwhile, was handling the• please see page 16B

Left: Detail of Hmongquilt. Above: Close upof stenciled "EarlyAmericana Revisited"by Frances Brand.

Hardy-Davis openingHusband and wife artists from

Connecticut will be featured in areception at Schoolhouse Gallery,Tarpon Bay Road, from 5 to 8 p.m.Sunday, March 28.

They are Gerald Hardy, whosework besides etchings, is in mixedmedia, and Marilyn Davis, painterand etcher.

Reproductions of Hardy's workhave been in Museum World, Art inAmerica magazine, Arts magazine,Who's who in the Eastand ArtGallery magazine. He has onlyrecently returned to etching, amedia he enjoyed for years in theMidwest.

Davis has had one-woman showsin Oregon, Illinois, Iowa, Penn-sylvania, Connecticut and Florida

(besides Schoolhouse the PeaseGallery in Palm Beach).

Both artists are graduates of theArt Institute of Chicago. Davis hashad a Ford Foundation grant inpainting.

The public is invited to the recep-tion. •

*Alkyd\ a new mediumBob York, teacher of painting,

drawing design and art history atEdison Community College and aSanibel resident, has been invited bymembers of the Sanibel-Captiva ArtLeague to demonstrate the use of anew medium — alkyd — for 1:30p.m., Thursday, March 26, atSanibel Community Association,Periwinkle Way. Members andguests are invited.•

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Frances Brand with two of her quilts, "Cape Cod Memories" (right)and "Early Americana Revisited."

Quilter Frances plays the waiting game

When and if the AmericanQuilters' Society selectsFrances Abell Brand's

quilts for their annual show in Aprilin Paducah, KY, the able quilter isready. She and her husband,Howard, carted them down to theirwinter residence on Sanibel fromCape Cod and will ship them off for-thwith.

One of those quilts, entered in theinnovative class, is, in fact, "CapeCod Memories" but the inspirationfor it is from the Victoria andAlbert Museum in London.

"I just happened to be in themuseum and saw a mosaic fromUtica, Greece, dating from 100A.D.," says Brand. "So there's .nothing new under the sun."

Well, yes, there is. It is her hand-some and exotic version of thosememories all artfully placed andworked out in tones of cranberry,navy and camel — a full-sized quiltwith pillow sham.

It's a medallion-type quilt, accor-ding to Frances, and among the"memories" are stylized lobsters inthe middle, with waves, or perhapsits the view of Cape Cod, some sug-gestion of the Bass River in an in-ner border and Canadian geese inthe outer border. Perfectly matchedto go with it is the sham with itscranberries in the bogs, scrub oakleaves and other fascinations.

"I'm just waiting," says Frances.If the Society which has

out these designs in almost perfectstitches, having designed the pat-terns for the birds herself.

When the American Quilters'Society beckons, she will send thatone off, too.

Meanwhile the avid quilter'shands are not idle. Brand spendsabout three or four hours a dayquilting and has for six years. In ad-dition, she belongs to the BayberryQuilters on Cape Cod, the NewEngland Quilters Guild, which isopening a new museum in Lowell,MA, and, of course, the AmericanQuilters Society.

"It was an old lady who showedme how to do it," says Brandsolemnly. "That was before WorldWar II and we were living in SanDiego for part of the year."

Nevertheless, with two sons —Craig, now 42, and Gary, now 37 —still-young Brand did not quilt asobsessively as she does today. Butsix years ago, she started studyingwith Gail Binney Winslow who has astudio in South Orleans, MA and •found her particular favoritecreative medium.

"I've made about twenty now,"says Brand. Naturally, all of thebeds in her three-bedroom house onthe Cape have quilts but in more re-cent years, they have been originaldesigns.

Designing is not, however, a newexpression of Brand's artistic talent."I used to restore and decorate setsof Hitchcock chairs, Boston rockers,

t°SSSTA de show, she « S ^ » 5 » = 2 •"Sheraton fancy chairs for antiquedealers," Brand says.

That was in the 1960s when sheworked for a bank trust-companyfrom 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., took care ofthe children, but found time to do it,anyway.

It is fitting that Howard seems asproud of his wife's quilts as she is.That summons for "Cape Cod

will immediately send it off.Another of Brand's entries is in the

log cabin category and this, too,should be a winner with its inter-woven wild goose chase motif, acombination of two patterns actual-

y"In the border, baby geese are

swimming toward thejparents andfarther around are the nests in thebullrushes," Brand explained. Ameticulous quilter, she has worked

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• SCCF OPEN HOUSE: SCCF'sthird open house of the season willfeature photographs entered in theNational Wildlife Week Photo Con-

test from 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. withan awards ceremony at 2 p.m. onSaturday, March 21. Many finephotographs have been entered.Come treat yourself to a visualdelight.

Trail guides will be on hand totake groups out on demand whichwill include a walk out to the obser-vation tower on the Sanibel Riverwhere members of SCCF's ResearchCommittee will orient visitors to ourresearch programs and discuss theunique aspects of Sanibel's interiorwetlands.

• SQUARE DANCE POST-PONED: The square dance schedul-ed Friday night at the Captiva Com-munity Center has been postponed

until April 10. For more informationcontact Priscilla Fenton at472-2689.

• INTERFAITH HOLOCAUSTMEMORIAL SERVICE: TheJewish and Christian Communitiesof Lee County will hold the annualHolocaust Memorial Service on Sun-day, April 5 at 3 p.m. The programwill take place at Temple Judea, Aand W. Bulb Road, South FortMyers.

The guest speaker will be Dr.Michael Berenbaum, deputy directorof the president's commission on theholocaust. Dr. Berenbaum is a pro-lific writer and lecturer. Among hisbooks are "The Vision of the Void";"Theological Reflections of theHolocaust"; and "The Work of ElieWiesel: From Holocaust to New

FHP promotesProjectGraduation

The Florida HighwayPatrol is participatingin the statewide "Proj-ect Graduation" cam-paign, a programdesigned to increaseawareness of thedangers involved inalcohol and substanceabuse while driving.

The program isdirected toward highschool students withspecial emphasis ongraduating seniors.

During the months ofApril, May and June,graduation activitiesand festivities havehistorically become adangerous period to thisage group due toalcohol-related ac-cidents.

According to FHPdirector, Col. BobbyBurkett, the FloridaHighway Patrol will ad-dress the alcohol abuseproblem in two ways: 1)Educate young peopleon the dangers of sub-stance abuse as itrelates to highway safe-ty, and 2) To continuestepped-up enforce-ment of Florida's DUIlaw.

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Life." His topic for this HolocaustMemorial Service will be the "TheHolocaust and Its Challenge toJudaism and Christianity."

Chairman, Dr. Jerry Kantor,. an-nounced that although the programis sponsored by the Jewish Federa-tion of Lee County, a number ofchurches and synagogues in thearea will participate in this annualevent.

The service will feature a candlelighting ceremony in memory of thesix million Jews and over fivemillion Christians who perished atthe hands of the Nazis in theHolocaust of 1930s and 1940s.

Congregations of all churches andsynagogues are invited to attend.•

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ed with rising water temps is keep-ing the mackerel numbers down,although a few captains are repor-ting catches of "two or three" inthe bay, but only every now andthen.

Murney Lewis at Sanibel IslandMarina says several of his captainsare also having good luck with cobiaand pompano in the bay. Andtripletail are turning up around thetraps out in the gulf.

About the only thing biting withany certainty, though, is trout. Andas Captiva charterboat CaptainJerry Way reports, "There's somenice size for a change."

The real action should start in thenext couple of weeks when the tar-pon return. Already a few havebeen spotted off Chino Island, sostay tuned.

Don't be a propeller head. Planahead now to have your boat ex-amined at the Sanibel Marina. TheCoast Guard Auxiliary and theSanibel-Captiva Power Squadronwill be conducting the free safety in-spections March 28 from 9 a.m. to 4p.m.

To get your 1987 red decal youneed to bring your current registra-tion certificate, identification and allappropriate numbers. You'll alsoneed all the required safety devices,like PFD's in good condition, asound producing device, fire ex-tinguisher, and other safety equip-ment.

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what's required. That's what the in-spections are for. "We're not outthere to hassle anyone," says Aux-iliary Staff Officer Robert Kessler.

If you can't get your boat to themarina, contact one of the ex-aminers and they'll come to you.These guys and gals really want todo this Boaters, so why not get itdone? Besides, it's for your owngood.

For more information, contactHerb Ferguson at 472-4443, BobKessler at 472-1772, or Fred Glazerat 472-6712.D

WHO'S PASSING THROUGH:Fred and Jean Frizzfell, ofBeaufort, NC, are in the middle of asix-month round trip aboard theWarn Fu, a 27-foot O'Day; Georgeand Ann Newton, of Annapolis, Md,are wintering at 'Tween Watersenroute to Key West and theBahamas before returning home thissummer, aboard the Nidrah II, a32-foot Grand Banks; Dick andNancy Barnes of Vermillion, OH,are wintering at 'Tween Watersenroute to the Bahamas, aboard theLee a 32-foot Grand Banks; Louisand Evelyn Mauro, of Bricktown,NJ, are enroute to Punta Gordafrom Melbourne, aboard the Fan-tasia, a 43-foot Trojan; W.J.McMullin, of Oklahoma City, OK, iscircumnavigating the Eastern U.S.via the Great Lakes aboard the Mol-ly E., a 17-foot Montgomery.D

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'Pleasure' shrimpers can overdo after home freezer's fullBy Fritz and Norma Stoppelbein

Since we began checking intowhat has been going on nearshore, with shrimpers and

crabbers getting into each other'shair, we found a whole new can ofworms.

The Florida Marine Patrol reportsthat on any given night, withreasonable seas, upward of 30 boatsmay be found trawling small shrimpnets behind them in the area of con-tention, just off from shore. Theseare not commercial trawlers, butpleasure boats from 16 feet and upin length.

For the uninitiated, shrimp burythemselves in the bottom sand ormud during the daylight hours and,after dark, come out of hiding tofeed. For this reason, most shrimp-ing, commercial or otherwise, takesplace at night when the quarry isabove bottom.

The most common trawl in use isa small version of the large trawlused by the large commericalshrimp boats. The commercial boatsuse such a small trawl as this, calleda "try net," to locate a good shrim-ping area before setting out thelarge trawl nets, or before changingto a different direction.

The try net is no more than 15feet long and about two feet high atits mouth. It is attached to twowooden "doors," which angle out-wards and serve as wings to keepthe net stretched wide while beingtowed behind the boat. There aresteel plates on the bottom edges ofthe doors to help them skid alongthe bottom and over rocks.

A heavy chain, called a ticklerchain, is stretched between thedoors. As its name implies, it

"tickles" the bottom and shakes upany shrimp still buried in the sand,causing them to jump up and bescooped into the net.

The use of these small shrimptrawls began to proliferate in thewaters off Lee County a couple ofyears ago. Their use has been a ma-jor concern in other areas of thestate for several years. The St.Johns River, below Jacksonville,was one of the first areas to attract"pleasure" shrimpers in such greatnumbers that several laws havebeen enacted to try to protect themarine life and habitat, as well asthe stocks of juvenile shrimpthemselves.

The average pleasure shrimpercould usually find from 10 to 12pounds of shrimp after trawling anhour or so in the dark of night — ifhe found an area not already"shrimped out" by another trawler.

Pulling a small net is legal as longas the shrimp are for personal useand not sold. There have beenthose, however, who got carriedaway with the program, and insome areas of the state, dealershave been offered several hundredpounds of "surplus" shrimp bysmall boaters who had filled theirown freezer and those of family andfriends and still kept going back formore.

And soon there is an armada at-tacking not only the shrimp stocksbut destroying unknown acres ofbottom life — vegetation andmarine life such as juvenile fish,crabs, seahorses and Seashells.

Shrimp and other marine speciesare thus removed as natural foodsupply for resident and migrating

species such as tarpon, snook,Spanish mackerel, trout and reds. Italso reduces the number of shrimpleft to migrate further offshore tocontinue the life cycle for the nextgeneration.

There are certain areas of thestate where trawling inshore ornear shore is prohibited, in somecases year round, in some cases cer-tain times of the year. From the ,' '•Lee/Collier county line south to theKeys, no trawling is allowed,January 1 to May 20, within a boun-dary line which, basically, is the lineseparating state and federal waters.This law was enacted to avoid con-flicts between shrimpers and crab-bers when the stone crab stockstend to move further offshore thanduring the fall of the year.

But there is no such restriction offLee County.

The same rationale, which produc-ed restrictive rules for certainpopular finfish, will have to be ap-plied to shrimp if the stocks are tosurvive. Just as had been learnedfrom the decline of finfish, man hasto be protected from himself. Theoceans can no longer provide anunlimited supply of seafood tosatisfy man's ever-increasingdemands.

The Florida Marine FisheriesCommission has scheduled fiveworkshops around the state thismonth to discuss the status ofshrimp resources, conflicts betweenuser groups, and suggestions for im-proving the management andharvest of shrimp.

The meeting locally will be March25 in Room A, Lee County Cour-thouse, 2115 Second Street, Fort

Myers, beginning at 7 p.m.Meetings are open to the public.

We understand from commercialshrimpers that the catch has beenpoor this season, which has meantthat some have moved in to workthe areas closer to shore in recentweeks. In doing so, they have runafoul of some of the stone crabtraps since it is difficult to see themat night.

Aside from that problem, it is afact that the trawls pick up a cer-tain amount of bycatch, not onlyjuvenile finfish but turtles. TheCaretta Research folks have beenbusy picking up dead turtles thatwash ashore. A stone crabber toldus he saw three floating out nearhis line of traps a few weeks ago.Although there is no positive proof,it is most likely that these were vic-tims of having been scooped up inshrimp trawls and dragged throughthe water for an Hour or so.

After several years of experimen-tal research, a device has finallybeen developed which will excludemost of the finfish and turtlebycatch in shrimp trawling opera-tions. It was first called a TurtleExtruder Device, but when with fur-ther refinement it was found thatthe bycatch of finfish was alsoreduced substantially, and wasrenamed Trawling Efficiency Device(TED).

In view of the statistics fromscientists that four to 12 pounds offinfish are taken for each pound ofshrimp harvested, it is past the timefor the industry to protect theresource upon which it depends,especially since it has also proventhat the TEDs result in little loss ofshrimp.D

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In 1983, a group of island tennisbuffs from Sonesta Sanibel Harbour Resortventured to Southwest Florida clubs in search

of a little competition.The group, comprised of men over 50, decided it

was time to find an organized outlet for their tennisskills.

So said Jack Clark, one of 14 members of SonestaSanibel Snowbirds, which in the first year of the50-Plus Tennis League in Lee County, whipped fiveother area teams to win the first championship.

"Unfortunately, the bad news is we lost our play-off match to Naples Bath and Tennis," Clark said.That loss March 10 at Naples put the Snowbirds outof the running in the Southwest Florida TennisAssociation competition.

The Snowbirds finished the season 24-6 beforetheir 3-2 loss to Naples. The Naples team was30-zip in Collier County this season.

Right: Dick Schall,left, and Jack Clark,right, get set for a-return volley duringSonesta Sayiibel Har-bour Snowbird's finalhome match.

Final Standings for 1986-87 season of Lee County50-Plus League:

Sonesta Sanibel Harbour Snowbirds 24-6The Landings Silver 21-9The Dunes Over 50s 19-11Fort Myers Racquet Club 13-17The Landings Gold 7-23Cape Coral Country Club , 6-24

The Snowbirds' team formation was instigated byBill Baker, Clark said, because of success in the few"out of town" games during 1983-1986.

All but one member of the Sonesta team crossesthe causeway from Sanibel to play at the PuntaRassa resort. What makes the group interesting,Clark said, is where the team members fly southfrom during winter.

"Minneapolis, St. Louis, Kentucky, Pennsylvania,New Jersey," he said listing the home cities andstates of team members. "We come from all over."

The team includes doctors, lawyers, chemists andbusinessmen. The youngest is 55, the oldest is 73.

Left: Randy Mooreeyes a high, hard oneduring the Snowbird'sfinal home matchagainst Cape CoralCountry Club. JoeBoleman, right, lookson.

Clark agreed many mates on his team are former Members of the Sanibel Sonesta Harbourcollege athletes: a wrestler, a decathlete, a kayak Snowbirds Championship Team include: Bill Baker,racer and even a tennis player.

"We've got to have something to shoot for,team creator, Carl Bohn, Joe Boleman, DickBrashler, Jack Clark, Art Kurtz, Bob Lane, Milt

Clark said of the competition. "Once a week — get Levin, Randy Moore, Barry Scallet, Dick Schall,the adrenalin going." Milt Sincoff, Sam Slick and Ernie Smith. •

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Three superb golfers hung in there after two daysof the three-day 18-hole women's club championshipat The Dunes with low scores only two strokesapart.

After the second day under nearly perfect golfingconditions at The Dunes Golf and Tennis Club, JoanSmith led a field of six in her championship flightwith a total of 157.

Right at her heels was Audrey Derleth with a 158and in full striking distance was Judy Kaiser atthird with 159.

All three golfers had shot excellent rounds in themiddle seventies to low eighties both days. The finalday of the tournament is tomorrow.

In the first flight Donna Yaeche with a 167 wasseven strokes ahead of her nearest competition,Von Light, 174. Marge Yeaser, shooting her bestgame ever on the second day, had a 183 for third.

Betty Long in Second Flight, also shooting one ofher best scores if not her best, led with a 188 toJoan Eschert's 192. Pat Moloney had 196 for third.

Another, whose best-score ever the second dav.was Mercy Somers; she came in with 212 to leadthe third flight. Evelyn Robbins had 216 for secondplace and Ann Balmer, 221, for third. D

• DUNES WOMEN: In the first round of the tworound nine hole club championship at The Duneslast week, Emily Schofield was two strokes aheadof her nearest competitor, Phyllis Harvey, in theChampionship Flight.

Schofield had a 41 to Harvey's 43. Lou Hill wasthird place winner in the flight.

In A Flight, Claire Bowie and Marion Gordonwere tied at 50 with Helen Bassett and LouiseMizner also tied for second with 51.

B Flight winner at 52 was Louise Johnson withJane Conroy at second with 53. Tied for third wereJane Levene and Billie Tyler at 55.D

currencyBill Brott, right, presi-dent ofSanibel-CaptivaKiwanis Club, on St.Patrick's Daypresented a $500 checktoward Olympichopeful RmnNewnieyer's sponsor-ship drive. TomNewmeyer, Rinn'sfather and manager,accepts the check whilehis 22-year-old sonpractices in thebackground on a recent-ly purchased DivisionII sailboard.

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Second place winners were tying foursomes atplus 2. They were Bill Blankenship, Ted Hartshorne,Phil Millsom and Curt Washburn and Ralph Ariss,Trump Bradley, Bud Walters and JerryKohmescher.

Earlier on Tuesday, a plus 2 earned first place forfoursome Clem Donnell, Lee Gibson, Marsh andBradley.

Two teams tied for second at even. George Bix-ler, Fred Comlossy and Bob Aycock vied with StanCondit, Bob Dorner, Pat McGuffin and JohnVesey.D

Golf, medicalpros team upfor workshop

Area golf enthusiastsare encouraged todiscover a new ap-proach to lowering their

handicaps at a GolfMedicine Workshoppresented by TheWellness Center at LeeMemorial Hospital onThursday, March 26 at7 p.m.

A professional golf

analyst and instuctor,professional sportstrainer, physicaltherapist , athletictrainer and panel ofleading orthopedicsurgeons will showgolfers how condition-ing their body will im-prove their game.

"The golf medicineworkshop and our com-prehensive golfmedicine program weredeveloped at the re-quest of golf profes-sionals who realized theimportant role that con-ditioning, flexibility andendurance play in im-proving an individual'sgolf game," staiced MikeCiuffetelli, supervisorof sports medicine atLee MemorialHospital's Wellness

Center.Topics will include

"The Anatomy of a GolfSwing - Common Er-rors," "Swinging theClub with Your MindNot Your Hands,""Getting the Most Outof Your Body," and"How to Deal with Or-thopedic Limitations."The seminar will be heldin the Lee MemorialHospital Auditorium.For registration, infor-mation, call 334-5979. •

• SHARE CLUB:Medication Review,Wednesday, March 25,4-5 p.m., Room J-276,Lee Memorial Hospital.Call 334-5949 for infor-mation.

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THE BEST INVESTMENT? — What are thebest investments in Sundial Beach & TennisResort? The answer is surprising to somepeople but when you know that in 1986 theaverage sample club suite one bedroom unitin Sundial's rental program had an 80% oc-cupancy rate you too will understand why theanswer is one bedrooms. This third floorapartment has very nice views of the Gulf ofMexico, so call Robin Humphrey — RealtorAssociate today for an appointment to view!472-6632 evenings.PRICE REDUCTION. — $229,000 furnished!Don't miss this one! Two bedroom two bath+ convertible den and full kitchen, in factevery thing you would expect a 2,000 sq. ft.plus vacation home to be. Call Robin Hum-phrey _ Realtor Associate for more informa-tion on this apartment in Sanibel's only fullresort on the beach. 472-6632 evenings.EXCELLENT VIEW — Overlooking the poolto the Gulf of Mexico from this spaciousfourth floor location. Imagine vacationing in1674 sq. ft. of luxury while enjoying thebreathtaking view. Two bedroom, two bathwith den and just steps to the pool or beach.Contact Dave Parilla - Realtor Associate.Priced to sell at $259,000.472-0201 evenings.WHAT MORE COULD YOU ASK FOR? - Twobedrooms, two bath ground floor unit withdirect gulf view. Screen door access directlyto courtyard with a few short paces torestaurants, Olympic pool, white sandbeaches and the only clay tennis courts onthe islands. What more could you ask for?Available for $187,000 furnished. For furtherinformation contact Bob Matistic - RealtorAssociate. 472-1528 evenings.

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Dr. Heinstein appointed to county environmental postBy Mary Coleman

Dr. Warner Heinstein, a resident of Sanibel since1975, has been appointed to the post of Director ofthe Environmental Laboratory of Lee County. Thelaboratory, with a staff of eight, conducts chemicaland biological analysis of drinking water and wastewater.

Dr. Heinstein is a native of Switzerland whoreceived the bachelor's degree in chemical engineer-ing from the University of Geneva in 1951 and aPh.D. in the same discipline in 1964. In 1949 hestudied as an exchange student at the California In-stitute of Technology. In 1951 he returned to theU.S.

He has been director of research and developmentfor the DuPont Company and also director of

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Since 1975, he has been with Hunter EngineeringCompany in Fort Myers, an independent contractordelivering energy and mass transfer services for thedefense industry and the National Aeronautics andSpace Administration. Dr. Heinstein becameavailable after cutbacks in space program followingthe Challenger disaster and was hired by the countylast month.

He said he "knows the area" and, although thework at the county laboratory is on a smaller scalethan he is accustomed to, he finds the "discipline isthe same."

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QUILTING• from page 7Bquilts and the crafts down at theshop, certainly a switch for a retiredhardware store owner who was alsobeing lured out of retirement.

By then Dona had arranged forthe Hmong group's first craft fair inthe summer of 1981. "I was used tothe numbers — sixty came to workat one craft fair table," she says,still with a sense of astonishment.

It was natural that theneedleworking women of theHmong thought that Krienke couldsell her work through the Osseoshop, and they turned to her.

"My son said, 'Mom, you ought topay them full share because it's the'right thing to do'," Dona continued.So from the sale of one table mat,runner or bedspread, Krienkereturns two-thirds of the amount tothe worker.

"It's so refreshing to do this," shesays with enthusiasm. "I could worktwelve hours a day."

On a day last week she was cer-tainly putting in long hours, some ofit having little to do with eitherAmish or Hmong quilts.

Yes, Caroline Collier Porter ofSanibel was there with that agedred blanket her darjjhter called a"sickie" blanket. Betsy Craig, alsoan authority on quilts, and Carolinehad it spread out and it was ad-mired by everyone. Along1 theborders were quilted "people" andon the body of it were quiltedanimals.

Betsy was explaining that hermother had kept the quilt in suchgood condition because she had onlybeen allowed to have it as a childwhen she was "sick"; hence, the"sickie" designation.

As for Betsy herself, she was verymuch in the quilting business, too inBlanchester, OH. She had just givena talk on Estero Island to hermother's DAR group, and for sixyears she has had a quilting seminarbusiness workshop, she says.

"I sell it as a day away in thecountry for twenty-five dollars ahead," Betsy explains. "It's achance for women to get away anddo somthing they like doing."

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New groupsponsors ChicagoLyric Ensemble

Sponsored by a new organization,Sanibel Festival, the "Chicago LyricEnsemble and Friends" will returnto Sanibel for its sixth year to pre-sent an evening of chamber music.

The concert will be at the SanibelCongregational United Church ofChrist, Periwinkle Place, at 8 p.m.,Saturday, April 4.

The ensemble will performMendelssohn's "String Quartet",Pachelbel's "Canon" and Mozart's"Clarinet Quintet".

Members of the ensemble areElaine Skorodin first violin; AdrianGala, second violin; Martin Abrams,viola; Laura Deming, cello; andMarilyn Lauriente, clarinet.

The Chicago Lyric Ensemble ap-peared in the islands through BIGArts in the past. Sanibel Festivalhas been formed to bring in mostlyconcerts featuring classical music infuture.

Tickets for the concert areavailable at Sanibel Audio Video,the Bee-Hive, Pinocchio Italian Ice

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Elaine Skorodin with her 1729Stradivari violin will appear withthe Chicago Lyric Ensemble on areturn engagement in Sanibel onSaturday, April 4.

Cream Store, Macintosh BookStore, the Island Reporter and TreeHouse Gifts on Captiva. Checksshould be made out to "SanibelFestival."

St. Luke's and ECCpresent combinedconcert

The Edison Community CollegeDepartment of Fine and PerformingArts in association with St. Luke'sEpiscopal Church will present thecollege chorale and St. Luke's choirin concert at the church, 2635Cleveland Avenue, Fort Myers at 5p.m. Sunday, March 29.

Performing for the free concertwill be soprano Helen Niedung andbaritone Dan Urton. Jo Ann Lawler

and Ralph Tilden will be organists.Directors are Keith DeFoor andRalph Tilden.D

Mime Peter Driscollappears for BIG Arts

Mime Peter Driscoll will appearfor BIG Arts at 8 p.m., Saturday,March 21 at Sanibel CongregationalUnited Church of Christ, PeriwinkleWay.

Tickets are available at theB-Hive, Macintosh Book Store, theTree House Gift Shop on Captiva,Sea to Sky at Periwinkle Way andBailey's.D

Bitzer watercolorson display at library

The watercolors of Sanibel artistJoan Bitzer are in an exhibition atSanibel Public Library, San-CapRoad and Florence Way, throughMarch.

Sanibel Library hours are 10 a.m.to 4 p.m. six days a week, and 7 to9 p.m. on Wednesday. •

Wortzel/O'Grady showcontinues at Captiva

"Terraqueous" is an exhibition ofthe paintings of Laura Wortzel andMark O'Grady at the CaptivaMemorial Library through Saturday,April 4.

Captiva Library hours are Tues-day, Thursday and Friday, 9 a.m. to4:30 p.m., Wednesday 9 a.m. to 9p.m. and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12:30p.m.D

Rave reviews for'Stage Struck'

Simon Gray's "Stage Struck,"directed by Melissa Keith forLund/Toperzer Productions, con-tinues nightly through Saturday,March 28 with curtain up at 8 p.m.at the Pirate Playhouse, PeriwinkleWay.D

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RENTAL PERFORMANCE IS THE KEY TOINVESTMENT RETURN. If you are interested inmaximizing the return on your rental unit, ask ESIto show you the results of their Vacation REN-TAL Program's performance for 1986. If you areinterested in buying rental property, get the factsabout the gross rents and occupancies that havebeen achieved in the real world. The study coversover 300 units in 35 complexes.

SANIBEL PROPERTIESA BEAUTIFUL VIEW of the Gulf of Mexico or ofthe 20 by 40 foot heated swimming pool is avialablefrom the formai dining room or screened lanai inthis spacious apartments. Walk-in closets and largevanity dressing areas accent the master and guestsuites. The fully applianced kitchen includes anautomatic ice maker and trash compactor. In one ofSanibel's most popular rental complexes and forthe smallest investment available, we offer King'sCrown 113 for $214,900.

LOGGERHEAD CAY 112 - An unobstructedpanoramic view of the Gulf of Mexico from themain living area and the master suite is yours in thisdirect Gulf front apartment at Loggerhead Cay.Passing ships, rolling surf, leaping fish, strollingpeople, and the lights of Fort Myers Beach twinkl-ing in the night distance combine to create a con-tinually interesting vista. Beautifully decorated andrecently refurbished, this vacation home also has anexcellent rental history and potential for return oninvestment through ESI's Vacation RentalProgram. Ask us for the complete data package,videotape, or photo album for Loggerhead Cay112, an exceptional value at $250,000.

WHITE SANDS 22 - Located in small complexof 14 units with natural barrier vegetation andwonderful view of the Gulf of Mexico. Features in-clude cabana and garage with electric door opener.Call for details. $275,000 furnished.

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9094 MOCKINGBIRD DRIVE - Located inthe DUNES, this gracious home offers a spaciousfloor plan with views of the 3rd, 4th, 7th and 8thfairways. A complete master suite is located on theupper level and includes a sauna. A three cargarage with two automatic doors, a screened lanaiand sun decks add to the livability of this charmingproperty. Call today for details.

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• COMPREHEN-SIVE CANCERCARE: The AmericanCollege of Surgeons hasaccredited the GeorgeM. Cox Cancer Centerat Lee MemorialHospital as a communi-ty cancer center. Thisaccreditation follows afive-year study of thecenter and certifies thatall aspects of cancercare and treatment areavailable. A nationallyaccredited cancercenter at a localhospital means thatpeople no longer needto travel to cancercenters in Texas orother distant points forportions of their cancertreatment. Everythingthey need is in place atLee Memorial, the ac-credidation certifies.For more informationon the accreditation ofthe George M. CoxCommunity CancerCenter, call 334-5314.D

Sales tax exemptionstough issues for legislators

C calling it the most important issue before thestate legislature this coming session, localstate legislators offered differing opinions on

which items should remain exempt from sales tax.Speaking at the monthly meeting of the Cape

Coral Chamber of Commerce, Sen. Fred Dudley(R-Cape Coral), Rep. J. Keith Arnold (D-FortMyers) and Rep. Tim Ireland (R-Cape Coral) offereda variety of opinions on what should happen whenthe tax exemptions sunset in July 1987.

Dudley pointed out that "unless the law is chang-ed...beginning the first of July there will be a 5 per-cent sales tax on services."

While there are a variety of areas that thelegislators as a whole agree must be scrutinized, hesaid that there is general agreement that servicessuch as medical care, banking services and in-surance commissions and premiums should not betaxed. When the legislature voted to place a sunseton all tax exemptions last year, the goal was to lookat all the exemptions on an individual basis.

Arnold said he agreed with Dudley that there area number of exemptions that were approved for noapparent reason. Most of these have been removed— liked dry cleaning and coin operated laundry —and should have been.

Florida, however, is faced with an intense growthrate pushing it to the third largest state by the turnof the century. At the same time Florida is fifty-first in per capita taxation, he said.

There is the need to generate revenue to pay forthe additional expenses caused by growth. Arnoldsaid. •

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SEAFOOD BUFFETWe feature our locally famous Seafood Buffet every FRI-DAY. This was the premier seafood buffet of the island andit is now widely copied. For a great value compare ours atonly $16.95 per person plus tax and gratuity.

ITALIAN BUFFETEvery MONDAY we feature our "all you care to eat"Italian Buffet — Real Italian cooking by our Chef, IggyPusieddu. Only $10.95 per person plus tax and gratuity.Perhaps the biggest food bargain on the islands.

SUNDAY BRUNCHOn SUNDAYS it is our popular Captiva Island Brunch. It'sreally more like dinner for only $10.95 per person plusgratuity. Immensely popular.

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The Board of County Commissioners hasestablished five committees, composed ofmembers of the commission, to consider specificitems relating to the scope of the individual com-mittees as well as a variety of other issuesrelating to general areas of county business.

Beginning on Thursday, March 26, these com-mittee sessions of the Board of County Commis-sioners will meet regularly oji the second andfourth Thursdays of every month at the followingtimes in Room 614 of the Courthouse Ad-ministration Building, 2115 Second Street, FortMyers: March 26; April 9 and 23; May 14 and 28;June 11 and 25; July 9 and 23; August 8 and 27;September 10 and 24; October 8 and 22;

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A. Solid Waste/Resource RecoveryFinancial Conditions Committee: 1:30 p.m. to

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SANDDOLLAR B-104Sunsets, Sand and Sea from SanddollarB-104. Sweeping view of Gulf from this firstlevel, two bedroom, two bath furnished con-dominium. Offered at $265,000. Call PollySeely Cosyn or Bill Stoneberg at 472-5187 fora showing.

COTTAGE COLONY WEST #115Gulf Front, one bedroom in Cottage Colonyat Casa Ybel Resort. New on the market, firstfloor and at the quiet end of the complex.Rental income guaranteed. Call PaulineTrimarco at 472-5187 for more information.

SANDALFOOT 2BIFirst floor, nicely furnished one bedroom atSandalfoot. Angle view of the Gulf. Good ren-tal complex. Offered at $133,000. Call PollySeely Cosyns or Bill Stoneberg at 472-5187.

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KING'S CROWNThis is exciting. Gulf Front apartments atpopular King's Crown condominium. Twoand three bedroom units, spacious floorplans, luxuriously decorated. Offers theultimate in island living. Call Betty Clark at472-5187 for more information.

1615 SANDCASTLEEnjoy Sanibel ownership for less. Buy thisthree bedroom, 21/2 bath villa located on thegolf course for only $162,500. The viewsalone are worth the price. This home is in ex-cellent condition. Call Betty or Bob Bulcockat 472-1939.

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INSIDE:Sanibel's Art Buchwalddiscloses his past inShell ShockedEat at a snail's paceand enjoy these escargotsNew cancer treatmentcalled "Magic Bullets"New York Times crossword

National Wildlife WeekVolunteers suffer -'pain- in thebutt' to monitor island ospreys

An angry osprey floats on a up-drafi while The International •Osprey Foundation volunteers Markand Janie Westall and Pattee andDavid Loveland work to check itsnest status. Inset: Pattee Loveland

By Matt Perez

M ark "Bird" Westall poppedout of a mangrove thicketnear Venus Drive, an

osprey screaming at him frombehind the green curtain.

He sarcastically said ospreys likehim least of all islanders consideringhe is always poking his telescopingmirror into their nests; 60 neststhrough Sanibel to be precise.

Westall is president of Sanibel-based The International OspreyFoundation, a non-profit organiza-tion dedicated to help preserve andstudy raptors, or birds of prey.

Volunteers David Loveland; whoworks for the Southwest FloridaRegional Planning Council, and wifePattee Loveland, a teacher at CapeCoral Elementary School, joinedWestall and his wife Janie to checkeach island osprey nest last Satur-day.

Said David Loveland: "We mustbye what we're doing because it's apain in the butt."

Part of the pain came from haul-ing an extension ladder, canoes,binoculars and the intrudingtelescoping mirror throughmangrove thickets, wading thigh-deep through the muck at points.

"He ("Bird") was real happy tohave young volunteers because thisis a lot of hard work," Lovelandsaid. .

Westall has even suffered injury:once when an osprey decided tosend him to the doctor for stitchesafter he poked his mirror once toooften in her nest.

But the Lovelands also said theyenjoy the opportunity to see a uni-que part of Sanibel and learn moreabout the fish-eating raptors.

The timing for the regular nestcheck is perfect since March is thefirst month in International Year ofthe Raptor as declared by WorldWorking Group on Birds of Preyand Owls.

Unfortunately, the weather onSanibel has been less than perfectfor ospreys.

' 'The bad weather has caused usto lose some," Westall said. "It'stoo early to tell how severe it's go-ing to be."

But things could be worse.Westall said that in 1979, there

were only 35 occupied nests onSanibel compared with the current60. Part of that resurgence inosprey population has been the suc-cess of 34 artificial nesting plat-forms occupied last year by the rap-tors. ___Êggs^white and spotted with

brown, were noted in 31 of the ar-tificial platform nests comparedwith 15 natural nests, according toOsprey Observer, TIOF's newsletter.

Westall hopes proven technology,like the platforms, that helps en-courage repopulation of ospreys,can be used worldwide if needed.Also, he said it is important to makethose populations stable once inplace.

When asked if there is enoughworldwide interest in preservingraptors, Westall said, "I don't knowif you can ever generate enough in-terest." •

Ding cartoonistwith a missionBy Eileen Meisel , -

This report is the third of a four-part history series. The history ofthe J.N. "Ding" Darling NationalWildlife Refuge will be discussed in •the next report Who "Ding" Darl-ing was is discussed in this report ofone man's contribution to conserva-tion and to the National WildlifeRefuge System.

Jay Norwood "Ding" Darling(1876-1962) was born in Norwood,MI. He was a two-time PulitzerPrize-winning cartoonist. He beganhis cartooning career in 1900 and

retired from cartooning fifty yearslater.

His nationally syndicated work ap-peared in more than 100 dailynewspapers and was read by

. millions of Americans'. Many of hiscartoons dealt with waterfowl andthe conservation of naturalresources.

His first work as an artist was onthe Beloit College yearbook wherehis familiar signature "Ding" ap-peared. A contraction of his lastname, "Ding", became his nicknameand a trademark on his cartoons.

In the 1930s, he served for two. years as Franklin D. Roosevelt'schief of the U.S. Biological Survey,

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CROW to seek more off-islandsupport, renew rescue effort-By Matt Perez

The need to garner more off-island support to further itsgoal of treating wildlife pa-

tients was stressed by CROW (Careand Rehabilitation of Wildlife) at itsannual meeting March 11.

That initiative by the Sanibel-based wildlife organization willcome in thfe form of direct mailingsto Pine Island and Fort MyersBeach, "where so many of our pa-tients come from," a spokesmansaid. . .

CROW claims more than 800members in Lee County of whomabout 40 showed up for the meetinglast Wednesday while a-curiousgreat egret poked its beak into theact.

Clinic manager Paula Reiss saidtraffic congestion is an example ofproblems encountered duringwildlife rescue attempts by CROWwhen staff is called off Sanibel torescue wildlife in other parts of LeeCounty.


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The animal Dr. Elias Cohen refers to as the"Blue Blood of Sanibel" comes by that titlequite honestly and literally, equivocations of

elderly ladies from Boston to the contrary.The blue-blood of Sanibel and the entire eastern

coast is the horseshoe crab and it has been the sub-. ject of Dr. Cohen's life's work. An imrhuriologistwho is currently Associate Chief in the Departmentof Laboratory Medicine ROswell Park Memorial In-stitute in Buffalo, NY, he has been doing clinicalresearch on the blood of the horseshoe crab sincethe 1960s. As a result of this research and protocols

developed for the banking of horseshoe crab blood,the blood is now routinely used in diagnosis andhealth surveillance of humans. .

The horseshoe crab is thought to be 50-60 millionyears old. With a flexible shell divided into threeparts and a long, spiny tail, it is not a true crab, butis more closely related to spiders and scorpions.Most crustaceans have five pairs of appendages,and the horseshoe has six.

The horseshoe crab is also called the king craband is native to an area from Nova Scotia to theGulf of Mexico. ^ ,


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My column has been runningsince December and some ofyou are beginning to realize

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And now that my photograph isrunning alongside the column titleevery week, some of you are alsobeginning to recognize me as Istand outside Timbers every Satur-day night begging for scraps.

You may well ask what it feelslike to become a celebrity overnight. . . Well, I'm waiting. Go ahead andask. Thank you. I'm glad you asked.

To begin with, it's important tokeep a sense of humility. Each timeI'm approached by several hundredof you at a time demanding myautograph while I'm walking my petalligator on the beach in the morn-ing, I must learn to remain patientand tolerant. You, after all, are myfans, my adoring readers.

While humility prevents me fromaccepting your adoring accolades asthe freshest, most original humorwriter to enter the Americannewspaper scene since JerryFalwell, I do recognize the impor-tance of my role — to put a fewlaughs into your life.

But you continue to ask in yourpersistent, nagging way, who is ArtStevens and where did he comefrom? So that I can convince youthat Art Stevens is not apseudonym for Art Buchwald, hereis some biographical data on metaken word for word from "Who'sWho in Sanibel," often referred to

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"During the years that followedMr. Stevens could be seen on IRTsubway cars in New York practicinghis profession to the delight of hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers

"Mr. Stevens holds the voyeurismrecord of achievement for havingpeered into 7,421 separate windows* or this achievement, he receivedthe coveted "Big Eyes" Award con-ferred annually by the AmericanUptometnc Association for creativeuses of the eyes.

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Movie makers shun 'springhas sprung' themeBy CHf Potter

The tilt of the earth's axis withrespect to the sun indicatesthat spring is on schedule and

will signify the beginning of a newseason on March 20 by rescuingresidents and guests from the an-nual harsh Florida winter. Those 80degree days and 60 degree nightsare hard to take! At any rate thedenotation of this yearly blessing isnot to be confused with other spr-ings in common use: springboard,spring chicken, spring cleaning, spr-ing steel or spring water.

R.G. Springsteen, director ofmany western movies before thesuccess of his chronological filmOperation Eichmann (1961), madehis finest contribution in his direc-tion of the 1958 movie Come NextSpring. Another Springsteen(Bruce) reputedly added to his fameby closing the gap between his frontteeth and automatically eliminatinghimself from the Ernest Borgnineclub.

Seriously, the word "spring" hasa poor rating for usage as part ofthe film titling process. For in-stance, the word "love" leads thefield with its inclusion in thousandsof titles. The 1927 Gilbert-Garbofilm Love was deemed by MGM headLouis B. Mayer to be more ap-propriate than Tolstoy's selection ofAnna Karenina for his novel.However, this original title was us-ed in Garbo's remake in 1935, andanother version with Vivien Leighin 1948 — both met success withoutthe magic word.

In the spring a young man'sthoughts turn to the same thinghe's been thinking of all winter, and

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Ray Milland proved it in It HappensEvery Spring (1949). Even the silentfilms allowed the game of love to in-terfere with the more importantgame of golf in Spring Fever (1927).Lew Ayres became entangled twicein two years: the first in 1935 Spr-ing Tonic with Claire Trevor, andtwo years later in Spring Madness.The latter was unique in its collegemovie theme with the absence ofthe usual athletics, and therefore nofootball win-the-game climax. Bothstars, Ayres and Burgess Meredithare still active in films; both born in1908 stamps them as alumni pro-fessors and long departed fromtheir 1937 romps as spring-breakingcollege kids.

Edward Everett Horton was stillcharming stage audiences at the ageof 82 with his decade-long farewellappearances in Springtime forHenry. Although he never made afilm of the play his yearly perfor-mances in New England stocktheaters were accepted as tradi-tional. His befuddled and nervousimage is kept alive by the popularityof the Fred Astaire-Ginger Rogersclassic movie reruns on TV. Knownby his doomsday utterance "Oh,dear!" he can still be enjoyed in TopHat, Shall We Dance, and The GayDivorcee.

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Cancer has tradi-tionally been treated bysurgery, radiation,chemotherapy, or anycombination of thosemethods. Now it ap-pears that compoundsproduced by the body'simmune system can beencouraged to play amuch more prominentrole the detection andtreatment of cancer.

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A mouse is injectedwith cancer cells. Thereis an increase in thenumber of white bloodcells as the mouseresponds to this an-tigen. The WBC's arecollected as the mouseresponds to this an-tigen. The WBC's arecollected and separatedinto individual types.Individual cells of the

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6 6 ^ 1 idney Poitier I'm not. Bill Cosby and^ ^ Richard Pryor had comedy all sewn up.**-* James Earl Jones was taking care of

Shakespeare . . . Moses Gunn, television.With these few words Scott Yuille, technical

director for the Barbara S. Mann Performing ArtsHall explained why he decided to aim the spotlightson others, rather than hope they would shine onhim.

Even as a young, middle class black boy growingup in Long Island, New York, he knew he wantedto be in the theatre. He thought he wanted to be anactor . . . and he worked at it, all through highschool and into college. He remembers his first rolewe l l . . . the part of Adlai Stevenson in Gore Vidal's"The Best Man". The school board stepped in andsaid, "You can't do t h a t . . . the drama teacher hadcast a white girl as the wife."

Yuille, now 37, said, "That was a long time ago. . . it was a much too progressive idea for Amity-ville, New York."

But Scott was determined to try the theatre, sowith his mother's help and a little deception, theygot their address changed to Brooklyn, N.Y. soScott could ride the Long Island Railroad's 6:09a.m. train into the city every morning where he wasenrolled at New York City's High School of thePerforming Arts.

Had he continued with his acting ambitions, hisdream roles would have been either "King Lear" or"MacBeth" . . . "because I loved their roles as men. . . as people . . . roles that would have allowedsome tenderness . . . great sensitivity to translateitself to an audience."

Yuille's sensitivity was apparent as he explainedthat he became a high school dropout and spentthree years in the army in Vietnam. An invisibleshudder was apparent as he skimmed over the sub-ject, but admitted that "I am still recovering fromseeing the movie 'Platoon.' "

Like most vets, his return to the States brought

Scott YueUe backstage at Barbara B. Mann Perform-ing Arts Hall.

on a period of doing "basically nothing." But thereturn to civilian life was spurred by FordhamUniversity's program for veterans, where creditwas given for "life experiences" as well as a testingmethod that encouragea a four-week crash courseat Lincoln Center. "If £ vet could score at the samelevel on the SAT as any high school graduate apply-ing as an incoming freshman, that was all it took.

"I ended up with a ]B.A. degree in theatre, whichcombined English literature and a degree in educa-tion, so I was qualified to teach.

The word "lucky" kept cropping up in talkingwith Scott. He first used the word when tellingabout getting into the Performing Arts high school.The next time he used it was in describing some ofthe courses he studied at Fordham . . . "MargaretMead was chairman of the sociology department,"he said. "She was still writing in those days . . .and once a week gave a lecture to our group . . . Iwas really 'lucky'. Imagine getting to study underthe greatest sociologist of our times!"

By this time Scott had given up acting and hadmoved into the backstage area of theater. Hebecame fascinated with the magic of stagecraft thathe saw created. It must have been evident, even

then, that he has a kind of magic in him, becausebefore he was graduated, he was running the back-stage shop at Fordham.

He also made application for graduate work atthe University of Iowa, University of Texas andColumbia University. His advisor asked "Why? Youshould get into a theater department of designYale would be a good place to go."

And go he did, emerging in June of 1977 with amaster's degree in drama, ie: theater design andtechnology.

He does not design sets. The training was forhigher levels . . . a level of engineering thatqualifies him as a virtual consultant to architects,engineers, contractors. "At the time I was at Yale,I didn't realize what I was being trained for," hecontinued, but in the outside world it became ap-parent that theaters either need breaks repaired,additions or expansions...or buildings being built.' Iwas trained to make;the decisions as to where acontrol room should Joe...or light pipes or any of thethousands of technical aspects of the backstage sideof a theater. /

In the meantime,/he also completed the NationalTeacher's Association's requirements for permanentteaching certification in New York, New Jersey andConnecticut. So hp taught, first as an eigth grade

English teacher atf Jackie Robinson Middle Schoolin New Haven, CT. His next move was to the col-lege level at Providence College (RI) where he bothtaught and becaihe technical director of the theaterarts program. His next move was to Kingswood-Oxford, an elitist prep school in West Hartford, CT."It is only coincidence, but one of the otherteachers at Kingswood was Graham Brown, cur-rently Headmaster at the Canterbury School here inFort Myers," Scott said in an "isn't it a smallworld" tone.

After four years at Kingswood and an amicabledivorce, he decided to move back to "the BigApple", where he joined a company specializing intrade shows. Here he learned estimating, budget-ing, scheduling, and crew supervision.

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Speaking of snails, orescargot, the ancientRomans, who absolute-ly doted on them, fedthem hot spicy soupsand bay leaves, so theywould be pre-seasoned.Unlike the Romans,however, few of us to-day have seen live edi-ble snails at our localsupermarket, so wemake do with the cann-

ed variety, and therebymiss all the bother ofhaving to starve the lit-tle creatures for 48hours before feedingthem fresh lettuceleaves and cornmeal...the absolute sine quanon for producing asnail that's fit to eat.

And canned snails areabsolutely deliciouswith a few addedtouches. Warning . . .you must buy the shellsseparately. They arewashable and can be re-used. Snail plates andtongs are nice, too, buta shallow oven-proofbowl, a couple of oysterforks and a lot of thicknapkins will do as well.

Cream a half pound ofbutter with one Tbsp. ofeach of the following:minced scallion, crush-ed garlic, lime juice,minced fresh or driedparsley and add a pinchof salt.

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Be careful not toovercook them, as theheat will harden theircartilage and makethem very gritty.

I serve these with acrusty bread, since sop-ping up that deliciousbutter is at least halfthe fun. Ignore yoursqueamish friends whosuggest that you can dothe whole thing withoutthe snails, if the butteris that good. I supposeyou could, but theescargot is definitelythe other half the fun!D

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He also has a dynamic, energetic mother, KlydeHunter, who, in 1984 "retired" to Fort Myers."Retired?" he said laughingly. "I don't even try tokeep up with her. She started her 'retirement' bygetting involved with a Dunbar real estate deal,which turned out to be a scam. She then becamedirector of the Ella Piper Center, where she is stilla consultant, although she has moved into a newarea as founder and president of the Velasco Train-ing Group, designed to help the hard core un-employed.

Scott came to visit his mother. He returned toNew York, sold his car and all his furnishings andmoved to Fort Myers. He got caught up in thefailed real estate deal and went to work at a trussshop near Page Field. Scott started to think aboutreturning to teaching. He went to ECC to apply fora job.

"I figured I could teach business English, or . . ."That's as far as he got. "I got lucky," he said oncemore. The personnel counsellor took one look at hisresume and said, "Why don't you apply for that joblisted on the bulletin board?"

The job was for technical director at the soon tobe opened Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall.The rest is history. He filled out his application on aMonday, received a call from Dr. Jim Caine's officeon Tuesday; was interviewed on Thursday; receiveda call from Dr. Caine's office on Friday, and be-came technical director on Monday . . mid-November 1985, just six weeks ahead of the open-ing of Southwest Floroda's most prestigioustheater.

A quick estimate is that there were 180 events atthe hall between January and May, 1986; probably300 events scheduled for this season, with about 25percent being theatrical offerings. "I'm here for 99percent of the stage shows," he said. "Let's see . . .I had a night off when the Barbershop Quartet washere. I took a night off during a recent run of"Johnny Reb" . . . and I may get off the night thesymphony orchestra is here.

"I love it! It's something new every day . . . onBroadway, you just do one show . . . here I'm work-ing with these wonderful performers and shows . . .rubbing elbows with David Copperfield, 'The TapDance Kid', Debbie Reynolds, Mitzi Gaynor, DonaldO'Connor . . . and look what's coming, RichardHarris.

Scott Yuille, the little kid who was smart enoughto say "Poitier, I'm not" has found, at the Perform-ing Arts Hall, his own "Camelot".D

Public forumplanned onmajor issuesto elderly

State and localleaders will hold apublic forum to presentand discuss majorlegislative issuesrelated to older Flori-dians. The event will beheld in city councilchambers of the FortMyers City Hall at 1:30p.m. on Friday, March20.

Individuals will havethe opportunity to ex-press their ownlegislative concerns,and discuss their viewson major legislativeissues. Information onthe general legislativeprocess will also bepresented.

This forum will pro-vide the opportunity forcitizens of SouthwestFlorida to learn moreabout current and pro-posed legislation and toengage in dialogue withleaders. All interestedparties are encouragedto attend and voicetheir concerns.

The legislative forumis sponsored by the ad-visory committee of theArea Agency on Aging,a non part isan,volunteer bodyrepresenting olderAmericans ofSouthwest Florida. •

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Santa CruzAlan James, Dave Brawley, Doug Simonds and Skip Johnson each have along list of music credentials: Hit Singles, albums with Roy Orbison, TV.appearances, videos, performances in Madison Square Garden and TheGrand Ole Opry, and the list goes on.

At Chadwick's, they have put this impressive talent together to producehigh energy sounds, Top 40's and some great contemporary jazz rhythms.

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Lee Memoria l plansfor children andh o s p i t a l s w e e k

An open house forkids and parents andtwo other events forparents are scheduledat Lee MemorialHospital the week ofMarch 22-28. Also, thehospital's auxiliary issponsoring a shoe saleMarch 19, and a pro-gram for families andsuffers of Parkinson'sDisease is set March 23.

On Saturday, March28, from 10 a.m. to 4p.m., Lee Memorial willhold an open house asone of several eventsplanned by the hospitalin celebration ofChildren and HospitalsWeek, March 22-28.

Children can visit anambulance, try fingercasting or a wheelchairmaze, and learn safesunning and dental caretips. Pupper shows andstorytelling displays byIves Bookstore andWINK-TV's "For KidsSake" series, specialvisitors like McDonalds"Hamburgular," andSouth Florida WaterManagement District's"Freddy the Alligator,"are special features.Clowns, balloons, andrefreshments will addto the festivities.

Children aged 5through 12 will be eligi-ble to register for hour-ly door prize drawings.The open house is free.

"Pediatrics: Perspec-tives in Prevention"will be presented onWednesday, March 25from 7-9 p.m. Thisphysician's forum ispart of activities plann-ed for Children andHospitals Week.

The program will bepresented by medicalstaff pediatrician KeithDerco, M.D. Prior to

the lecture, free bloodpressure screenings willbe provided by FloridaHealth Care from 6-7p.m. It will be held inLee Memorial HospitalAuditorium, and is openfree to the public. Pre-registration is re-quested, call 334-5314.

A Baby Saver BasicLife Support certifica-tion class will bepresented by theWellness Center at LeeMemorial on Monday,March 23. The course,offered in conjunctionwith American HeartAssociation, teaches in-fant resuscitation, car-diopulmonary resucita-tion, opening

obstructed airways andother lifesaving techni-ques. It meets fromnoo-4 p.m. in Classroom246 of the Medical Of-fice Center.

Registration is $10.Call 334-5959 toregister of for more in-formation.

Also, a support groupis being formed for per-sons who suffer fromParkinson's Diseaseand their families. Itsorganizational meetingwill be held Monday,March 23, from10-11:30 a.m. in RoomJ-276 of Lee MemorialHospital. For more in-formation, contact Cin-dy Higbea, 334-5949.

And, the LeeMemorial Hospital Aux-iliary is sponsoring anurses' and duty shoesale on Thursday,March 19, from 7 a.m.to 6 p.m in the hospitalauditorium. Men's andwomen's shoes will beavailable in a variety ofsizes at greatly reducedp r i ce s . •

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Best of beach and bay — CAPTIVA COVE — Top floor unit with loft and private elevator. Two bedroom,two bath plus den. $262,500. Call Dave Putzel, Broker-Salesman. After hours, 472-9688.

You need to see this unit at KING'S CROWN if you like the idea of a very spacious, well constructed, at- |]tractively furnished second home. Enjoy the gulf view from the separate dining room and balcony, and be flassured that this is a very desirable complex for rentals if you would like income. Two bedrooms, two bathcondominium priced at just $215,000. Call Eliot Sugerman, Realtor-Associate. After hours, 472-2614.

Luxury abounds at GULFSIDE PLACE. Two bedrooms, two baths plus den. Unit 211 unfurnished$319,500 — Call Dave Putzel, Broker-Salesman. After hours, 472-9688.

SANDPIPER BEACH — if you've been waiting for a corner unit on the first living level with vaulted ceil- Hings that is smartly furnished with lovely views in a Gulf front complex that is serenely secluded, you need L'wait no longer. All the amenities, beautiful views, terrific beach. Super rental history. $225,000. Call Eliot fSugerman, Realtor-Associate. After hours, 472-2614.

HOMES•FULLY FURNISHED four bedroom, two bath elevated home with southern exposure, upgrades of carpet,tile and cabinets, River Rock deck on screened porch, automatic sprinkler system and beautiful landscaping.Overlooking the third fairway of BEACHVIEW golf course. Lots of extras. $229,500. Call John Nickens,Realtor-Associate. After hours, 472-5980.

PERFECT FOR FUTURE FLORIDIANS -Construction of this three bedroom, two bathhome with Great room was completed September1986 and has an annual teaant. This Florida stylecottage is in a quiet Island location with deededbeach access and shopping nearby. $135,000.Call Judy Itel, Realtor-Associate. After hours,472-0658.

EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE a real jewel comes on the market — This is it! Just the right home for a coupleor young family. Excellent DUNES location A joy to view $142,500. Call Today! Dave Putzel, Broker-Salesman. After hours, 472-9688.

BUNTING LANE — DIFFERENTLY MODERN - Custom built interior with oak cabinetry throughout,by a master craftsman. Three bedroom, two bath, family room complete with wet bar. Surrounded bybeautiful wooded grounds in a secluded and quiet atmosphere. $189,900. Call Bob Merklas, Realtor-Associate. After hours, 472-1307Information contained herein, while deemed accurate, is not warranted by Merrill Lynch Realty.

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maggie's memoriesThinking of presidential aides— Rosalynn and Nancy

By Margaret Mickle

D o you want tohear a story thatwill renew your

faith in human nature?Ruby Ewton lost herpurse containing not somuch money, but, oh,those cards that are sotroublesome to canceland get again. She wor-ried herself just aboutsick, but she didn't haveto worry too long beforeMr. and Mrs. BenitoAdorno and their threekids called on her.

They had picked upher purse and returnedit as fast as they couldwith not a thing miss-ing. They opened thepurse only to identifythe owner. Mr. Adornopointed up to the skyand said "Other peoplemay not know I return-ed it, but the ManUpstairs does."

The way the pursehappened to get lost isthat Ruby is temporari-ly handicapped with abroken arm. So when itcame time to open hercar door, she hung it onthe outside rear viewmirror . . . forgot toretrieve i t . . . and soondiscovered it had fallenoff somewhere, on someunknown street.

If you see a schoolcrossing guard at Han-son and Central by theFort Myers MiddleSchool, with a cast

almost up to hershoulder — that's Ruby.

Benito is a driver forthe Pine Island LumberCompany, and he suregets my Tip of the Hat.

DDDAt last I have

something in commonwith the president. Weboth suffer frommemory lapses. I don'tthink Mr. Muskie ismuch concerned aboutme, but I am. However,I'll take the fameany way I can get it.

DDDRobert Brodecker has

been seen wearingclassy slacks, but nothis "I'm the best hus-band on earth" T-shirt.Bob said that althoughhis wife gave him thatshirt she won't let himwear it anymore sinceshe learned he was look-ing for a second opi-nion.

DDDWhat do you know?

You'll be able to buyyour favorite catalogsat a book store soon.Again, I must note howtimes do change. Gosh,at our house, for enter-tainment purposes,Sears Roebuck andMontgomery Wardcatalogs were the bestthings in the world.We'd gather in theneighbors and kids atour place on Captiva, tolook at all the wondrous

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For a long time wethought that Mont-gomery Ward is whereour baby brother got hisname. We later foundout that was a myth.. .he was named for afavorite aunt.

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Cindy, physicaltherapists, walkingsome of the patients, Ithink it would be nice ifthey'd sing "WalkingMy Baby Back Home."And I always noticeLouise Stewart andFrances Spencer... allthey need is joggingsuits. They're gonnahave a race someday,but I don't know whichone to put my moneyon.

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CROW• from page 1C

To address this problem, a renew-ed effort is being made to more ef-fectively coordinate a volunteeremergency rescue transport(VERTs) system.

CROW on Sunday conducted itsfirst VERTs training session inmore than a year at its facilities onSanibel-Captiva Road. More than65 people in Lee County currentlyare involved in the CROW rescuenetwork. But Reiss said that withlocal population exploding, wildlifewill have to ha^fr more help.

"We're not-just taking care of ourown out here," CROW boardmember Janet Egeland said. "Somany of our patients come from offthe island."

Reiss indicated after the meetingshe would ultimately have CROWfacilities grow to similar status asSuncoast Seabird Sanctuary in In-dian Shores near Clearwater. Thatwildlife care center on one acre ofland is a model of efficiency, shesaid adding that CROW has10-acres of land.

Reiss said finding the time to doall the things necessary to put ad-vanced programs into effect atCROW has been a problem.

But donations of certain itemscould help CROW's effort. A17-foot boat recently received willhelp rescues and releases of wildlife,Reiss said.

Birds brought in from Pine Islandand to be released after rehabilita-tion could be ferried near the islandand freed. If the bird can fly on its

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own, it will speed landward; if not,it will fall in the water where it cansafely be recovered.

Previous bird releases wentsomething like this scenario: a birdnot fully recovered and released onland could fly to a nearby branchand sit. There was no way to knowwhether it could sustain flight.

And items that float were not theonly donations received by CROW.A 1979 Chevrolet station wagonalso was driven into CROW's cof-fers.

Reiss said the formal budget forthis fiscal year, which began Jan.31, will be formulated by mid-April.Last year CROW operated on a$75,000 budget spending an average$84.27 on each patient.

Total patient load was 888 in 1986including 725 birds and 163 mam-mals. CROW lists primary causesof injury to wildlife as automobiles,fish hooks or monofilament line anddog or cat attacks.

Dr. K.C. Emerson of SanibelAudubon Society donated a collec-tion of bird parasites to help CROWdiagnose diseased birds. This ef-fort, combined with a donatedmicroscope and surgical tools, Reisshopes, will help determine fromwhere the birds are coming andwhat could be causing them pro-blems.

"It's not as frequent that you goto reach for something and its notthere," Reiss said summing up theeffect of donations.

In addition, a certificate of depositworth $10,500 in the bank is whatone CROW spokesman called a"very good cushion to have."D

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DING• from page 1C

forerunner of the U.S. Fish andWildlife Service. He refused to ac-cept a salary. He fought successfullyfor the creation and expansion ofthe National Wildlife RefugeSystem and served as the firstpresident of the National WildlifeFederation.

His greatest contribution towildlife was the initiation of theDuck Stamp in 1934. The proceedsfrom the sale of these stamps pur-chase wetlands for wildlife. BeforeDuck Stamps, a total of 120 refugeshad been established. From March1934-1941, another 180 were added.He took a lifelong interest in theselands, which are today marked bythe outline of the flying goose — thesymbol of the National WildlifeRefuge System.

Darling had a winter home on

Captiva Island and worked to bringabout the principles here, he wasadvocating for the nation. Hehelped to establish on Sanibel whatis now known as the Baily Tract ofthe J.N. "Ding" Darling NationalWildlife Refuge. Before his deaththe Baily Tract was purchased bythe U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

After he died, approximately sixtyof his colleagues, admirers andfriends, formed the "Ding" DarlingFoundation. Through the efforts ofthis foundation the refuge was ac-quired by the Federal Governmentin 1965.

The Sanibel National WildlifeRefuge was renamed in his honor.The J.N. "Ding" Darling NationalWildlife Refuge was officiallydedicated February 4, 1978, inspecial ceremonies on SanibelIsland.Eileen Meisel is a park guide atJ.N. "Ding" Darling NationalWildlife Refuge.

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Cathy OWe are most appreciative of the marvelousresponse of all the "ISLANDERS" toGLITTER1

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There are four species of horseshoe crabsthroughout the world. In Japan they are calledkabutogani, or helmet crab; Japanese children usethe shell for a samurai helmet. The Japanese eatthe eggs of the horseshoe crab.

The eggs are also popular with the shore birds ofthe Delaware Bay.

The biological name for the American horseshoecrab is limulus polyphemus, and there is estimatedto be a stable population of 2 Vz million along theAtlantic continental shelf.

The adult animal weighs about four pounds andmolts, or sheds its shell, twice a year. It mates oncea year at high tide. The female comes ashore sur-rounded by about six of the smaller males, who waittheir turn for external fertilization. About 200-300eggs are laid. Unfortunately, the population ispreyed upon not only by birds, but by fishermenwho use them for bait and by the fertilizer industryof the Delaware Bay. The fertilizer industryespecially favors the female carrying eggs to beground up for fertilizer.

Dr. Cohen estimates that bait operations kill100,000 horseshoe crabs each year, or 10-20 timesas many as would be needed for blood research.

The horseshoe crab is almost a chamber of blood,which is gray when drawn and turns blue when ex-posed to oxygen. The hematologic properties of theanimal have enabled its survival through millions ofcenturies, containing proteins which act as naturalantibodies, which actually swallow bacteria. Thehorseshoe crab thrives "in estuaries along the coastwhere pollution is rampant," says Dr. Cohen.

Although rabbits have traditionally been used intesting pharmaceutical products as mandated by theU.S. Food and Drug Administration, Dr. Cohensays the horseshoe crab can perform many of thesame experiments quicker and more efficiently.

The blood of the horseshoe crab is now routinelyused for:

• Breast cancer biopsy;• Testing for bone marrow transplant;• Testing for various spinal and urinary infec-

tions;• Testing for white blood cells in leukemia cases;• Testing for retinitis pigmentosa;• Testing of wells and well water.The limulus polyphemus has not yet been used m

treatment of disease, although Dr. Cohen believesits use in biomedical research will quadruple by theyear 1990. The animals from which blood is drawnneed not be destroyed. The F.D.A. has laid downregulations which say they must be returned to thesea within 72 hours after giving blood.

As they say, noblesse oblige; so the horseshoe crabis a marine aristocrat in more ways than one.D

Cats show resetby Concert 90

"Classical Cats," afavorite program ofConcert 90 listenersproduced by the lateSheila Stewart, will bebroadcast during Mon-day Night Features at8 p.m. March 30 overWSFP-FM 90.1 Con-cert 90.

The program will in-clude musical andpoetic references tocats.

Miss Stewart, whodied April 30,1986, washost of Concert 90's"Words and Music"from 1971. The Univer-sity of South Floridahas created a memorialfund to commemorateMiss Stewart's 53-yearcareer in broadcastingand her specific con-tributions to publicradio and television atUSF.

Donors may makechecks payable to theUSF Foundation forthe Sheila StewartMemorial Fund, andmail to: Concert 90Radio, University ofSouth Florida, Tampa,FL 33620.•

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Grade 3: AlexisCasale-Savage; AndyJohnson and JeffBurns, honorable men-tion.

Grade 4: AlanMaughan; Jason Mannand LaKasha Gallacher,honorable mention.Essay Grade 2: Saman-tha Kennedy; KristenGrav and Gretchen Col-ter, honorable mention.

Grade 3: JeffVollmer; Kerry Vellake,honorable mention.

Grade 4: Ryan Pettus;Lisa Wood and SteveStephanides, honorablemention.D

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PILING HOMEFORT MYERS BEACH

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SMART BUYS!PRIME SOUTH LOCATION— 3 bedroom, 2 bath and2 car garage home is inthe immaculate neighbor-hood of THE VILLAS.Oversized pool with largescreened enclosure.Quiet, but close to schoolsand shopping.SET YOUR SAILS on this2 bedroom, 2 bath condoin Cape Coral. Tastefullyfurnished with all appli-ances, carpet, drapes,air, lanai, pool and docks.River access. Great buy!YOU'RE KIDDING! SouthPoint Condo, with 2 bed-room, 1 bath is a real bar-gain, Pool and low main-tenance. Near good shop-ping area. Why pay rent?$41,000.

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APARTMENT Complex, likenew. 12 unit 2 bedroom.Convenient to Lee Memorialdowntown & Edison Mall.Super neighbors. Will takehome on water, RV, boat,land, as down payment. 549-6115, ALL-0319

An Artist's RetreatSeven Acres in HistoricPineland. Two houses,pool, ponds, fenced yardfor horses, open workshoparea. Peace & Quiet.

5196,000.Islands Realty

283-1100Bl-0318

HOMES FORSALE

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THE FOREST PLAZAU.S. 41 AND ISLAND PARK RD.

COUNTRY HOME ON 6 ACRESACCESS ON DIRT ROAD ONLY.

S.E. FT. MYERSBeautifully Furnished $90's.

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WATERFRONT HOME, 3bedroom, 2 bath, screenedlanai room, 60' deep waterdock, short direct access toriver. Close to shoppingschools etc. $109,000 withOWNER FINANCING.694-0092. NS-0318

DUPLEXESFOR SALE

OUTSTANDINGVIEWS & VALUES2 bedroom, 2 bathwaterfront condosfrom $115,000 up.

PUNTA RASSAREALTY, INC.

4 6 6 - 4 0 4 0 ,C326

BY OWNER 2,000 sq. ft.,spacious, 3 bedroom, 2bath, pool w/wet bar, newcarpet and tile floor, on acrelot, fenced yard, lots oftrees, $125,000. 482-1324.

WATERFRONT 3 bedroom 2bath home in beautifulYacht Club Colony. Doublegarage, boat dock, fencedyard. $84,900. 543-3747

UPPER CAPTIVA ISLAND

Home — 2 bdrm, 2 bathnew — near airstrip, fullyfurnished, water views.

$149,000.

GatorInvestors Group, Inc.Licensed Real Estate Broker

472-8210SANIBEL: On privateSeagate Drive off West Gulf.2 bedroom 2 bath pluslibrary with bath, livingroom with fireplace, diningroom, eat-in kitchen. Allwith sliding glass doors tounder-the-roof screenedporches. All with cathedralceilings. Two door doublegarage plus storage areaunder. Custom built, 1984.$255,000. Baur Land In-vestments 305-391-8100 or813-472-9198 or813-768-0373

WATERFRONT HOME

facing CAYO COSTAISLAND. Located on Up-per Captiva Pass. 2 bed-room, excellent condition.Approximately 1,000 sq. ft.unheard of price for water-front. Asking $139,000.

GATORINVESTORS GROUP, INC.Licensed Real Estate Broker

472-8210 I-0326

SHELL HARBOR CANALFRONT by owner — large 4bedroom — 3 baths, 2,600sq. ft. living area, newlypainted. 2 car garage,screened heated pool, nearbeach with access — ask-ing $259,000. 472-3747.

SANIBEL HIGHLANDSA 2/2 ground level homewith a large (17x12) utili-ty, den, bedroom or stu-dio. Nice landscaping,good condition.

Joe Searing, Assoc.SHELL ISLAND REALTY

2000 Periwinkle Way472-1011OF472-4594

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SAN CARLOS WOODS. 3bedroom. 2 bath, 2-story,$69,500.18-months old. Call939-1919. ALL-0319

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CONDOSFOR SALE

Upper Captiva Island ,

2 bedroom home. Privateguest quarters. Qualityconstruction evident.

Upper level deck facesthe sunset over the gulf.

Moments from thebeach. Flexible floor plan

rarely seen in Islandhomes. Priced $139,000.

GATOR INVESTORS GROUP IMG.Licensed Real Estate Brokers

472-82101-0326

A NEW CONCEPT in con-dominium design in a primesouth location. 2 or 3bedrooms, garage, privatecourtyard. Priced mid $60s.Realty World Roberts. 489-1005. SCNIR-0401

CUSTOM BUILT HOME withmany extras, 3 BR (possible4th), minutes to river, inter-secting canals, screened inpool with lanai, excellentlandscaping, productivefruit trees. Must be seen toappreciate. By appointmentonly. Call 542-1723.

CAPTIVA BAYSIDE& GULF EASEMENT

3 BR/2 BA plus guest 2 BR12 BA. Central air and heat,solar hot water, centralvacuum system. Includesall appliances. Partiallyfurnished and dockage forboats. (10 ft. deep).

(813)472-5277X I-0326

3 BEDROOM, 2 BATHHOME on 1 + acre, N. Ft.Myers. Less than 2-yrs. old.Cathedral ceiling, fireplace,ceiling fans & more. Ad-ditionaly oversized 2-cargarage/workshop. By owner.$85,000. 772-4760. ALL-0319

LiveGraciously

in"Downtown Sanibel"

Two story town-house, three bed-rooms, two bathswith den as possible4th. Decorator fur-nished with all ap-pliances. Located inquaint new shoppingcenter. Perfect spotfor the workaholicwith a yen forgracious living.$145,000. Easy tosee!

Call Century 21

(813)472-1546.

SAN CARLOS WOODS, 3bedroom, 2 bath. 2-story,$69,500.18-months old Call939-1919. ALL-0319

2 NEW HOMES

1 under construction, 1completed — San CarlosBay — 3 bedrooms — 3baths. Fantastic views.These are last available onBay. Must see to appreci-ate. S425.000-S450.000.

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SANIBELGULF FRONT UNIT

COMPASS POINTE TopFloor, 2 bedroom, 2 Bath,Den, Furnished, RoofDeck. Must sell.

CALL OWNER612-636-1428 ,.0402

FMB ON BAYSIDE - Fur-nished IBD/IBA w/your ownboat slip, heated pool,beach access, good rentalhistory. Management onpremises. No pets. Sellingprice $60,000. Owner financ-ing. Call for details, 463-6049 or 463-6333. ALL-0318

BEST BUYAT SUNDIAL

2 bedroom —2 bath, plus den

with cabanafurnished.

$229,000 -Phase VI —

Call for furtherinformation.

313-373-2174 or313-373-4782

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DAVIS WOODS CONDO, 2BD/2 BA, furnished, ceilingfans, washer/dryer, aboverange microwave. Beautifuldrapes with matching bed-spreads. Close to FMB andSanibel. $60,000. Owner,466-1410. BSI-0319

MAKE WINTERA MEMORY

and step right onto thissandy beach in Snug Har-bor. Our 2 BD condo w/huge master bedroomplus den. Also offers ascreen porch plus storage,cabana plus an excitinglifestyle that makes everyday a vacation for only$315,000. See you at thepool and on the court.

Eve.914-353-2891.

Days1-800-431-3010.

Ask lot Marsha.1-0316

3 BEDROOM CONDO SouthFt. Myers — PrincipiaGarden Villas. New carpet,drapes. All kitchen ap-pliances. Very clean. Readyto move-in. Only 538,500 —Evenings 481-6567.

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CONDOSFOR SALE

NEAR SANIBELDECORATOR Furnishedlike new townhome. 2bedroom 2 bath, all ap-pliances, carport attached,heated pool. Only $72,900.Will sell unfurnished. Byowner 466-4199. CCI-0408

INTERVALOWNERSHIP

DUPLEX

2 bedroom, 2 bathcourtyard.

Lighthouse end.

472-2723TENNIS PLACE, by owner: 2bedroom condo, newly fur-nished including applian-ces. Prime location on deepwater canal. Boat dockageavailable. Pool & tenniscourt. $99,500. Call 454-0803. IR-0319

CASA YBEL - Unit 219Gprime weeks 1 0 - 1 1 (mid-March) lower level poolside2B/2B, $15,300 per wk.,$30,000 for both weeks. CallR. Trenholm, days (203)727-1565, eves. (203)658-1242. IR-0319SANIBEL COTTAGE UNIT115 • first floor. Weeks 11,12,13, 14. Contact owner atunit 128. Call 472-1005 untilMarch 12, then unit 115, call472-9294. 1/0326

SANIBEL COTTAGES UNIT102 • Week 16 - 3rd weekApril $20,000 firm - if directwith owner. 413-568-1981.

INTERVALOWNERSHIP

CASA YBEL for sale — up-per corner floor — Week 16,17,18 from April 17th to May8th. 514-845-7147 - week-ends, 514-342-2379. I-0430

TORTUGA BEACH CLUB -Upper level 2 bedroomduplex, f i r s t week inAugust, gulf view, pool, ten-nis, quiet beach. All ap-pliances. Season and sum-mer rates from owner, 212-496-1204. I-0402

INTERVALOWNERSHIP

S A L E B Y O W N E R2 bdr/2 bth — excellent Gulfview at Sanibel. Priced to sell$179,500 — other commit-ments — no Realtors, please.

4720109after 6 p.m. I-0326

HOTSPOT.WEST GULF DRIVE, Gulffront pool view, 2 bedroom,2 bath, $25,000 down toassumable mortgage. Prin-cipals only. Agent selected1-800-328-4692, Mary JoNaubauer. I-0409

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SOUTH SEAS PLANTATIONBEACH CLUB • Week 46,$7,500; Week 47, $7,500;Week 48, $7000; Week 12,$17,000 — Cottages Week45, $13,900 — call collect,business 617-798-8621,evenings 617-799-0734.

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813-454-1800BI-0325

BY OWNERDavis Woods, former model.Private end unit/1 story bldg. 2BD/2 BA w/extras. Great loca-tion. Near Sanibel, beaches andshopping. OPEN HOUSE. 3/22/87, 11-4 p.m.

466-5242 1-0319

LOOKING TO SWAP: Oceanfront vacation and rentalcondo on Seabrook Isle,S.C. for your unit on Sanibelas permanent trade. Callarea code: 617-934-7222.

ÎNTERVAL Tv OWNERSHIP 0

CASA YBEL — 2 Bedroom-2 Baths Gulf front Condo —

$%i 3 weeks — Weeks 10, 11fe'43 and 12 $15,000 per week.

617-369-0723 days —617-369-8453 evenings.

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FOR RENT: South SeasClub, South Seas Planta-tion, Captiva Island, week34, Aug. 21-18, 2 bedrooms,2 bath, sleeps 6, porch, golf,pool, spa, tennis, all resortamen i t i es . $450.301-926-1277 I-0326

SOUTH SEAS PLANTATIONBEACH CLUB, 2 bedrooms,2 baths, on the beach. Firstweek March (Week 9) and3rd week, march (Week 11).Priced reasonable 217-429-2049 evenings — 217-423-6091 days. I-0325INTERVAL OWNERSHIP —5 Caribe Beach Resort, 2weeks, Season B (Week 50,1-6), charter membership,year around day privileges.$5,500 each — 612-436-6346evenings. I-0326SOUTH SEAS PLANTATIONCLUB. Week 7 or 8 or both.Week 7 February 1 3 - 2 0Week 8 February 20 - 27.Please call 8 -9 a.m., 7 • 10p.m. eves. 914-698-4648.

FT. MYERS

466-0500

LIGHTHOUSE RESORTAND .CLUB. Weeks 11 and12. 3 bedrooms, 2nd floor.Buy from owner, 25% dis-count to cash buyer. Phone414-354-6280. I-0408

SANIBEL BEACH CLUB II,Large luxury Gulffront, 2bedroom, 2 bath screenedporch. Pool, tennis,bicycles, sleeps six. Com-pare before you buy! CallB.J. Gawie, associate.VACATION SHOPPE, Inc.Broker 813-472-0806. cir-0319

LIGHTHOUSE RESORT &club. Large luxury water-front 2 bedroom, 2 bath andconvertible den. Threeterraces, pool, tennis,bicycles, sleeps six. Com-pare before you buy. CallB.J. Gawie, VACATIONSHOPPE SALES, Inc.Broker. GIR-0319

SANIBEL BEACH CLUB I:Lovely 2 bedroom, 2 bathlarge porches, facing Gulf.Pool, tennis, sauna, etc.Compare before your buy!Call Charlie Matthews,associate THE VACATIONSHOPPED SALES, Inc.Broker. GIR-0318

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TORTUGA BEACH CLUBWeek 9, early March. 2ndfloor, 2 bedroom, 2 bath.Facing gulf. $19,000. Call312-296-8679 IR-0402

LAKE FAIRWAYS COUN-TRY CLUB: Award winningcul-de-sac community. 198438x48, garage, carport,fla/rm, raised porch view,bike path, lake. Humidistat,safety & security, privacy,l a n d s c a p e d . $50,700.Evenings 995-0509.

B.N.C,IR,G-0402SHELL ISLAND BEACHCLUB: Sanibel nearlighthouse, large luxury gulffront 2 bedroom, 2 bathcondominium. Spaciouspool, tennis, bicycles. CallHerb Simon, associate. THEVACATION SHOPPESALES, Inc. Broker 813-472-5181. CIR-0319

LIGHTHOUSE RESORTAND CLUB. Weeks 11 and12. 3 bedrooms, 2nd floor.Buy from owner, 25% dis-count to cash,buyer. Phone414-354-6280.' I-0408SANIBEL BEACH CLUB II:2 BO/2 BA cathedral ceiling.On the beach. Weeks 11 &12. $11,500 per week. Callafter March 21, 313-641-8863. IR-0409

SOUTH SEAS PLANTATIONBEACH CLUB: Week 22,5/27-6/10. Gulf front 2bedroom, 2 bath, sleeps 6,pool, tennis, $7,000 orreasonable offer. 865 Sun-shine, Altamone Springs, FL32714.305/774-0449. IR-0319SURFRIDER BEACH CLUB:Best buys on Sanibel. Gulffront, pool, tennis, muchmore. Compare before yourbuy! Call Charlie Matthews,associate. THE VACATIONSHOPPE SALES, Inc. 813-472-6335, CIR-0319

TORTUGA BEACH CLUB:Weeks 44 & 45, together in" F " Building. New, late1986. 2 bedroom, 2 bath,etc. Beautiful unit, beautifulview. $9,995 each. 313-540-3991, evenings. IR-

LOTS

LOTS" MOBILE HOMES _0 FOR SALE 7

UPPER CAPTIVA IslandLOTS for sale —

Ready to build on.Gulf front

in Safety Harbor Club,$200,000

Gulf Front — $230,000

Gulf View — $69,900

OFF WATER LOTSfrom $20,000

GATOR INVESTORS GROUP, Inc.LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER

472-8210 1-0326

CAPTIVA ISLAND GULF-FRONT. The only Gulffronthomesite available on Cap-tiva! This parcel is over oneacre of estate zoned land,including over 100' of water-frontage available for$65,000. An adjacent parcelwith guest cottage Is alsoavailable. For details, con-tact Barbara Ch'apin BrokerSalesman. 813-472-5154.

Eves.: 813-472-4325

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REALTOR

WATERFRONT LOTS

80 FT by 125 FT Sea-walled, unobstructed deepwater canal with direct ac-cess to the gulf. Southerlyview of Deep Passagecanal and mangroves tothe north for completeprivacy. On Siesta Drive, inSiesta Isles adjacent toOld Pelican Bay, a newsingle family develop-ment. $85,000.

IDC PropertiesLICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER

466-3444 -REDUCED BY OWNER - 2bdr., 1 Vi bth, mobile home.Fully furnished, includescanal lot, dock, raisedFlorida room, carport andshed. Quiet adult com-munity. All recreationalfacilit ies. One mile tobeach, $53,500. Class AMotor Home - part tradepossible. 463-7717.

brokers/consultantsof sanibel, inc.

Suite 52323 Wooster Lane

(813) 472-2255

LOTS OF LOTS// you are having trouble finding the perfect homesite. . . then consider these two lots that have Just beenlisted.

Sea Oats — 100' of lake frontage. Clearedof Brazilian Peppers and with IWA member-ship & Beach access included.

Dinkins Bayou S/D. Lakefront lot in area ofnew homes.

// you are buying or selling a lot — it pays to callBrokers/Consultants of Sanibel. (-0319

PUNTA GORDA

BUILDING LOTS$ 5 0 Down$50 mo.

Best value in SW Florida

639-2002 ALL-0326

Vh ACRE LOT. SeagateSubd i v i s i on . Par t ia l lycleared. All utilities. Walk toBeach. Adjacent conserva-tion area. Dingman Drive(private), $118,500. CaminoRealty. (305) 391-8100 or(813)472-9198. IR-0319

MOBILE HOMESFOR SALE

Mobile Home For SaleTwo bedroom — two bath —custom kitchen dishwasher —washer — dryer — completelyfurnished PLUS 2 4 ' x 16 ' solarheated pool and screened porch.

472-1279

PRIME 200' WATER-FRONT LOT, Gumbo Lim-bo, Block E, Lot 66, CottonCourt. $65,000 FIRM.

472-1971for details. 1-0402

165 FEET ON THE GULF

Residential building site,pilings in, price includeswater, electric fee, impactfee, building permit, en-gineering, site plan & sitepreparation, blueprints.Upper Captiva island loca-tion. Near Safety HarborClub. Owner will considertrade for Sanibel or Cap-tiva property or outrightpurchase, price

230,000.Call

GatorInvestors Group, Inc.,

Lie. RE Broker,Judith M. Natale, P.A.Lie. Broker, Salesman.

472-8210, eves. 472-5342.I-0326

FENCED 1 ACRE - 2bedroom, 1 bath, kitchen,dining room, 19 x 20 livingroom, 20' enclosed Floridaroom. C/H/A. Appraised at$38,800. Price $35,500. 813-920-6316. ALL-0318NICE PARK MODEL MO-BILE HOME, 2 tipouts, deck,awning, out building, fur-nished. Immediate posses-s ion. Periwinkle Park,Sanibel. Lot #170. Reducedto $17,000. Call Park office.472-1433. I-0326

MOBILE HOME 8 ' x 3 2 'with 11' x28 ' Florida room.Own your own lot. Utilityroom, air conditioning plusextras. See to appreciate.Holiday Travel Park — SanCarlos Blvd., Lot #301.

ALL-0326MOBILE IN TROPICANAPARK, 2 bedroom/1 Vi bathplus furniture, across frompool and recreation hall.Make offer. 466-0260.

ALL-0325

MOBILE HOME FOR SALE:by owner, 2 BR, Skyline,furnished convenient toSanibel, beaches, stores,churches, celling fan. Buybefore April 1st. Call 466-4928. BS-0318

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466-4616

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NEAR CLUBHOUSE

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$22,500 • $53,900

466-5050

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DEN W/FIREPLACE

$45,700BSI-0319

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FOR SALE 0

GULFVIEW — 2 Two-storycommercial buildings con-nected by elevated,covered deck. This almostnew 5,700 sq. ft., highlyvisible structure on San-Cap Road has add'l park-ing area. Mult i -usebuilding is available for$385,000.

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FOR SALE: by owner, water-front restaurant & lounge.St. James City. Pine Island.(15 minutes by boat fromSanibel) includes real estateand business. $165,000. Call283-2625. IR-0423

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Summerlin Rd.at Bunche Beach Rd.

20+ or - acres.Currently zoned for 144

multi-family units.Preliminary development

order. 1 mile walk toGulf Beach, across fromU.S. Homes Golf Course

Development. Also,ideally suited for qualitysingle family lakefront

homesites. 3 miles eastof Sanibel Causeway.

$950,000.

IDC PropertiesLicensed Real Estate Broker

466-3444 I 0-109

HOMESFOR RENT

ANNUAL RENTAL unfur-nished. Spacious, nearlynew 3 BD/2 BA, 2 story. OldFlorida home. View ofSanibel Lake & backing intoSanctuary land. All appli-ances. $850 mo. plus utili-ties and deposit. AvailableApril 1st. 472-4515. 1-0319

ANNUAL RENTAL IN THEDUNES NEW "OLDEFLORIDA" STYLE HOME. 3bedrooms den/office/4thbedroom combination, liv-ing room with fireplace, din-ing room, eat-in kitchen, 2baths. Ail appliances. Extralarge porch, sprinkler sys-tem, spectacular views ofthe lake and golf course.Available May 1st, $1,100 amonth, 472-5448. 1-0319

WINTER 1967/88 on Sanibel.3 Bedroom - 2 Bath housefully equipped — beautifullyfurnished. Many extras.Very quiet location on nice-ly landscaped lot — 1200 ft.to Beach and Golf. No pets— available all season$1,200 a month plus utilities— Call after March 5th —472-0596. IR-0319FOR RENT annual unfur-nished 3 bedroom pilinghome - on 300 feet deepdensely vegetated lot.Beautiful view of DinkinsBayou, boat dock with quickaccess to Gulf and Sound.Short walk to Beach. Tilefloors, fireplace, 2 cargarage. $1,100 per month.No pets. 472-0780.MOBILE HOME for rent nearSanibel 1&2 BD's, weekly ormonthly. Large lot, quietpark. Manager on premises.Starting April 1st, yearlyrental. 466-1989. I-0402

FURNISHED SPECIAL 2 BR/2 BA home located just offW. Gulf Drive w/beach ac-cess. All amenities, in-cluding screened porchwi th jacuzzt Availableseasonally. Call owner, 472-9708 eves. I-0402

AVAILABLE NOW throughApril. On Sanibel. Lovely,quiet, vegetated. 3 bedroom2 bath home near gulf andbay. 472-3201. IR-0319\i BLOCK TO BEACH —New 2 bedroom, 2 bathunfurnished. S600 annuallease. No pets. Utilities notincluded. Deposit required.First, last & security. Call481-8757, after 2 p.m. IR-0326

BEACH HOMEir Cruteau Sur Mer OpenApril IS SroOwk 4w'* mini-mum F 0 Box 1254. Sam&elIsland FL 33957

813-772-2182-wcs

HOTSPOT

DUPLEX NEW. Have openMarch, April, May of thisyear. Seasonal. Short walkto beach. 1988 open Decem-ber-March, April and May.Seasonal. Call 463-6040.

BI-0326DUPLEX, 2 BD/2 BA, deededbeach access. Largescreene porch and opendeck. 549-3446 days, 574-3582 eves. Short term Okay.

I-0326

CONDOS/APTS.FOR RENT 11

ADULT area, new 2 bed-room, near Lee Memorial,downtown & Edison Mall.Super neighbors. $340 mo.549-6115. ALL-0319

SUMMER HOME in NorthCaro l ina mountains. 2Bdm\ large deck. Minutesfrom GuK 4 Shopping. Call313-45S4216 or 76S0814.

BI-0409RIVER'S EDGE: 3 bedroom,2 bath, 2-car garage, pool,on gotf course. No pets.Centra/ air. All appliances.$650,482-1004. BSNCtR-Q408

DUPLEXES10

FURNISHED 2 BEDROOM,APARTMENT. AvailableApnT Private heated poolnear Sanitel and FL Myers.472-5296- S43t8

ISLAND BEACH CLUBLuxuriously turnished twobedroom two bath condo withbeautiful view ol Gull AvailableMay-November All amenitiesincluding pool and tennisMonthly $650 plus utilities

472-1161 io-.roSANIBEL-TAHITI APTS. Allunits are 2 br/2 ba., livingroom, kitchen, Florida room,Newly furnished anddecorated, private beach ac-cess, telephone, TV, shell-ing, biking, quite residentialneighborhood. Within 10minutes of shopping andrestaurants. Call 549-6777,542-3279 eves andweekends. Write TahitiApts., P.O. Box 2148, FortMyers, FL 33902. IR-0326

BEAUTIFULLYFURNISHED

Gulf front condo. 2 BD/2 BA with pool, tennis,boating beach. $1,200 aweek.

(813) 472-1454 days(813) 466-5832 eves.

1-0326

SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION— 1 bedroom, Bay Villa.Sleeps 6. Available for 4/11till 4/25. $1,200 week. Allamenities. 813-481-4694.

1-0319

DOWNTOWNCAPTIVA

Furn. 1 BR, centralA/C, color TV —cable incl., W/D use.$475 mo. plus elec-tric.

472-1554 0326

TOP FLOOR end unit on theBeach Sandarac Condo. 2BD/2 BA newly furnishedw/covered parking available,May 1, 1987 to Jan. 2, 1988.$695 per month. No pets,463-4876. BSNCI-0408

ANNUALHARBOUR COTTAGE

3 bdrm. 3 Bath on deepwater canal with boatdocks & lifts. ContactSenlyn. Gulf Coast Vaca-tions, Dlv. ol Merrill Lynch,472-4000 10409

COMM. PROP.FOR RENT 14

COMM. PROP.FOR RENT 14 VACATION

RENTALS 15

ENJOY NEXT WIN-TER at our place —all the comforts ofhome in an ample 2bedroom, 2 bathapartment. Tennis,pool, near beach.Available 3 or moremonths. Call owner— 472-0534. Don'twait. We have onlyone.

DELUXE 2 BD/2 BA CONDO.S. Ft. Myers. Manya m e n i t i e s , e x c e l l e n tlocation. Call 482-0088,anytime. ALL-0319CAPTAIN'S WALK — 1bedroom, 1 bath, $425/mon-th plus utilities. 6 monthminimum. Available 3/21/87 •12/31/87. Call Hap Connelly,Sanibel Island Property.472-4808 or evenings. 472-0005. IR-0219-

COMM. PROP.FOR RENT

HIGH TRAFFIC STORELocation 27,000 cars dally.Colonial Blvd. Zoned C-11000 to 20,000 sq. ft. at $4.00per sq. ft. Laurel's 939-3355.482-6879. ALL-0319OFFICE SPACE, excellentlocat ion, minutes fromSanibel. 780 sq. ft. $350month p lus u t i l i t i e s .466-1616. IR-0326

14

CAPTIVAPROFESSIONALOFFICE SPACE

AVAILABLEFOR RENT

Located in the U.S. PostOffice Building, Captiva

phoneISLAND

REAL ESTATEASSOCIATES, INC.,

REALTOR

472-1123

ANNUAL RENTAL, quietcouple wanted. Unique 1bedroom — 1 bath apart-ment for rent on 2'/2 acresof gu l f f ront , central lylocated on West Gulf Drive,$550 month plus Vb utilities.Call 472-1936. 1-0318WATERFRONT CONDO-SONESTA HARBOURRESORT: Beautifully fur-nished 2 BD/2 BA. Pool, an-nual lease, spa & tennismembership included. 472-1661. BSCIR-0319EFFICIENCY APARTMENT— annual lease, convenientlocation. Near lighthouse,available immediately. Call472-2519. 1-0319

AFFORDABLE SANIBELOFFICE SPACE. Estab-lished location. Good trafficcount. Easy access —located on Periwinkle. THEVACATION SHOPPE, Brok-er, 472-3588. 1-0319

SANIBELSPACE

AVAILABLE

RENTPrime

Location

WIL'Sacross fromGulf Station

472-9277472-5339 AL

TREMENDOUS DEMANDWe need your Homes and Condos.

WE OFFER:• Full Service Management• Full Exposure• Qualified Staff• Complete Maintenance• Inspections

Put us to work toryour highest rate of return.

THE f ACATION SHOPPE, BROKERCALL TOLL FREE:

1-800-237-7370 (U.S.)1-800-282-7097 (FLA.)

1-800-446-0010 (CANADA)813-472-3113 JLOCAL)

1711 PERIWINKLE WAYSANIBEL

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OFFICE &RETAILSPACES

AVAILABLEWITH WATER

VIEWPELICAN PLACE

2440 Palm Ridge RoadSanibel

472-1439Evenings 472-4410

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DESK SPACE . . .nicely appointed of-fice. You pay for tele-phone, only $250 mo.Call 472-4484..»«

VACATIONRENTALS 15

680 sq. ft. Office Suitelocated in the Heart ofSanibel...

1619 Periwinkle atISLAND TOWER PLAZA

Rent less than $10 sq. It.Flexible terms.

CALL BOB 472-158110416

THE ATRIUM • 1898 sq. ft.Gulf f ront luxury 2/3bedrooms, 2 baths, hugebalcony, 6 paddle fans,brochure. Summer rates$545 • Sept. $475 - Season$1050. (203)438-5879.

SOUTH SEAS PLANTATIONBEACH COTTAGE, 2 Bdr. —2 Bath on the gulf, $700/wk.off season, $1,2S0/wk. sea-son — $850/wk. January,1-313-886-7872. I-0326SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION— Land's End Village. "ThePride of the Plantation" 3bedroom, 3 bath, overlook-Ing gulf. 1-305-488-1812.

BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom apt.available Apr i l , private,heated pool, near Sanibeland Ft. Myers Beach $800 amonth - extended perioddiscounts. 472-5296. '

BI-"0326

GULF FRONT NORTH CAP-TIVA ISLAND. New home ongulf for rent. Tennis, heatedpool. Sleeps 6. Fly in orwater taxi. $1,100/week untilMay. 813-347-7561 p.m.

I-0326

NORTH CAPTIVA ISLAND.New deluxe, air conditionedhouses. Sleeps 6. Access byplane or boat only. Watertaxi service availalbe. From$450 wk. 305-971-0456 or305-391-0711. I-0326

SUNDIAL OF SANIBEL:Absolute true gulffrontlocation in "A" building. 1 &2 bedroom, condos.Breathtaking view of Gulf.N ice l y f u r n i s h e d .AVAILABLE WEEKLY! (216)492-9258. IR-0402

RENT OR BUY VACATION WEEKSDIRECTLY FROM OWNER AND SAVE

Owners faced with 35-50% rental commissions are now renting directly to vacationers,and both owners and vacationers are saving money.CASA YBEL: 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES ON BEACH. SLEEPS 6.

Phone519-884-7920414-786-2265319-524-5734617-659-7351414-782-6611312-986-1724216-681-2882507-289-0062612-920-6634414-782-6849616-941-5817216-681-2882317-842-4000616-941-5817414-781-0371816-455-0555614-745-2266612-784-3123616-941-5817414-731-7452416-825^)041614-745-2266608-837-2115416-844-2813616-941-7203

'Adjoining week avail. N.A. = not available. Not responsible for inaccurate or misprinted information.

PLANTATION BEACH CLUB, South Seas Plantation:Week 12: Mar. 20-27, Hodgson, 617-798-8621 (buss). Sale $17,000.Week 13: Mar. 27-3, Murphy, 813-472-8065.

Week 22: May 29-5, #1044, Geier, 813-472-5111, X1310. Sale $7,000.

SANIBEL COTTAGES:Week 14: Apr. 3-10, #112, Dolce, 516-292-3642. Rent $1,700.Week 15: Apr. 10-17, #109, Bailey, 507-289-0062, Rent $1,400.

SHELL ISLAND BEACH CLUB II:All l istings rented.

SEASONAL, available April 1. Royal Woods furnished villa, near Forest Country Club, be-tween airport and Sanibel. 2 bedroom, 2 bath, patio, pools, tennis, TV, all inclusive,$1,000 per month. 813-481-0750.For list of weeks not printed, send $2 to "Owner's Forum". $5 a week will place your unitin 2 papers each week wi th national distribution and a directory.

"OWNER'S FORUM", P.O. Box 07036, Fort Myers, FL 33907 _L0319_

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The ESI DifferenceIs Service

VACATION RENTALS I—Largest selection to choose from on Sanibel and11 other Tropical Islands. Call or stop by anddiscover the ESI Difference. Switchboard open24 hours every day of the year.

Call Toil-Free Nationwide 1-800-237-6002In Canada 1-800447-6002In Florida 1-800-282-7137

H TELEX 797295

w , 111V,.455 Periwinkle WaySanibel Island, FL 33957 (813) 472-4195

VACATIONRENTALS 15FOR RENT — Lovelysouthern end FMBSeawatch-on-the-beach. 2BD/2 BA, sleeps 6. Pool,jacuzzi, tennis, hot tub inunit. Beautiful beach 3/21-3/28 and 3/28 - 4/4 $800 (813)472-8301. IR-0319SANIBEL SUNSET SOUTHCONDOMINIUM, spacious 2br/2b, pool, gulf front, beau-tiful views of palms, beach,Gulf. Don Fase (616) 866-1142, 7590 Cortland, Rock-ford, Ml 49341. I-62587TENNISPLACE — 1 bed-room, on canal, near beach-es; 12/1/87-1/2/88 - $1,100;1/3/88-4/30/88 — $3,500;313-971-0873. I-0507

ATRIUM - Exclusive Gulf-front condo residents. Avail-able from April 25th to De-cember 19th at $600/week.Call owner, (312) 887-7826.S. Galante, 407 Fox TrailLane, Oakbrook, Illinois60521. I-0326

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BEFORE YOU BOOK YOUR VACATIONS FOR NEXT YEAR

Call OUT ISLAND RENTAL MANAGEMENT813-472-1313

Upper Captiva Island — Peaceful & Secludedocososoccbeoecooooooosoooooosoosooooosooooooooo;

THE ATRIUMLuxurious gulf front condotop floor, closest to gulf.

, Available year roundOne week minimum

Call or write for brochureC.G. Leach, MD

7497 — 99th St., Ct. N.White Bear Lake, MN

55110

(612)426-5759IR-0326

Sundial2 bedroom — 2 bath Gulf-side condo — decoratorfurnished, screened bal-cony, sleeps 6. Tenniscourts, pools, restaurant,lounge. Golf available.Owner — 1-219-291-3058.

BI-4016

TOWNHOUSE - TheDunes, 18th fairway. Over-looking lake. 3 Bdr 21/2baths. All new. Enjoy tennis,pool, golf clubhouse. Avail-able now. Owner, 813-472-5042. I-0326

3 BEDROOM-2 BATH onthe gulf, pool and'tennis,$800 per week, summer, fall.January. $900 a week andseason. $1,600 — ownerevenings, 1-203-227-0420.

,' I-0402GULF FRONT 2 BR/ 2 BA,corner unit, top /floor fullyequipped, beautifully fur-nished, pool, tjennis, etc.Available weekly May-Sep-tember. Ownef, 612-770-3646. j I-0325

SOUTH SEAS PLANTATIONBeautiful 1 beproom beachvilla with unobstructedbeach/gulf views. Availableby owners. March, April andMay. (914) 967-4407. I-0402

CHANGE OF PACE - Lux-ury family living. Three bed-rooms, two bths, your ownprivate tennis court andswimming'pool. 100 yardsto Gulf of Mexico. Call (216)338-8031,338-5281. I-0604

RESERVE NOWFOR NEXT SEASON - 2bedroom furnished home— near Bowman's Beach.$1,400 a month, utilities in-cluded.

305-271-50691-0325

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Fantasy IslandProperty Sales& Management Corp.

VACATION RENTALS

LOCATIONBandy BeachCompass PointDosiniaGulfside Place***Kings Crown**Lighthouse Point**Loggerhead CayPointe Santo

de SanibelSandpebbleSand PointeSonesta Sanibel

Harbour ResortSundialTarpon Beach

ANNUAL LEASE

WINTERWEEKS

$ 900-1200$ 650-1485$1175-1500$3900-5000$ 700- 925$ 800$ 630- 825

$ 735-1799$ 500- 650$ 637- 980

$ 895-1095$ 515-1200$ 650- 890

3/2 NEAR

SUMMERWEEKS

$ 500- 575$ 400- 825$ 900$2200-2500$ 475$ 400$ 400

$ 425- 850$ 325$ 425- 490

$ 490- 600$ 375- 650$ 475

S900/M0.BEACH

'Two Week Minimum ***30 Day MinimumSpecial Discounts for Four Weeks or

Longer on Most Units

David L. SchuldenfreiLicensed Reai Estate BiokerP.O Box 210-Palm Ridge Rd.

Sanibel Island, Fla. 33957

472-5021Out-of-town callers call

800/237-5146

Looking for rentals?SEASONAL RENTALS

SEA OATS3 Bedroom, 3 Bath,

500 Ft. to Beach

LIGHTHOUSE POINT2 Bedrooms, 2 Bath, Den

Call Betty Thompson

' ~ / /HOMES [g' %/ REALTORS U J

Call 472-1506 7 days a weekHi1: •.'/ l-iiulyvii /i

EXPERIENCE GORGEOUSNorth Captiva Island ac-cessible by boat/plane —sea taxi. Total privacy ineither Gulf front $1,500 aweek homes. Fully fur-nished two bedroom, twobath'. Both sleeps six. 25%less} May to November.Three night minimum. Bothf o r , sale. $295,000 and$225,000. Call Elizabeth Gul-den j 305/425-0111. I-043087

' GULF FRONT, OCEAN'S REACH

Immaculate penthouse con-do. I Pool and tennis. Lowrates. Maximum 4 people.Cal) 612/472-7994 or ask forUnit 2, B-4 at 813-472-4554.

I I-0430RENT FROM OWNER andsave luxurious 3 bedroom— 3 bath home, on LakeMurex with pool 600 ft. fromgujf. Monthly rates Octoberto April 1987/1988 season,respond: M. D. Long, 4816Woodhill Road, Minnetonka,MN 55345. I-0402

3'BEDROOM, 3 bath, fur-nished house, 1,000 feetfrom Beach. Available April1st. (216) 338-3211. I-0604

EXPERIENCE ISLAND LIVINGIN A GENUINE ISLAND HOME

AT DISCOUNTED RATES.

Outstanding, secluded new, 3bedroom home, magnificentlyfurnished, luxurious amenities,fully equipped. Best Beach.

314-843-09371-0319

CAPTIVA ISLAND - San-drift cottages on the beach.Inside South Seas Planta-t ion . One and twobedrooms, $650 and $750per week. Off season rateslower. (813) 472-4207.

IR-0319CAPTIVA - April - 3bedroom, 2 bath home onGulf. Fully furnished,screen porch, sun deck.(414)351-0001. IR-0319HAYESVILLE, N.C. Beauti-fully furnished mountainhome. 2/2, large deck w/spectacular view. Close togolf, swimming, boating. Nopets. Available May thruOct. 472-3948. I-0402SOUTH SEAS PLANTATIONBayside Villa — beautifulcorner 1 bedroom — 2 bath,sleeps 6. Available 4-19-87to 4-26-87; perfect family va-cation — 201-654-3366.

TARPON BEACH. 2 BED?ROOM, 2 BATH CONDO.Small complex directly ongulf. Corner unit, beautifullyfurnished, fully equipped,including washer and dryer,pool, tennis court. AvailableApril. Call owner, 813-472-4837. I-0402

SOUTH SEAS PLANTA-TION, luxurious marina villa.Superb location. View onthe waer, boat dock. All re-sort facilities, 2 bedroom, 2bath. No pets. Monthly-weekly rates. Rent directlyfrom owner and save. Callcollect: (914) 737-6121.

BEAUTIFUL CAPTIVAISLAND. A new privatehome with Victorian KeyWest charm, blended withcontemporary space andluxury. A two-minute strollfrom a beautiful privatebeach on the Gulf. Withinwalking distance from Cap-tiva's finest restaurants.Two bedrooms, two baths.Space age kitchen, light airygreat room with cathedralceilings, den, screenedveranda. Furnished withlovely Shaker antiques.Photos and references avail-able. $550/wk. May 3-De-cember 14; $850/wk. Dec. 14-May 3. Discount on month-ly rentals. Write: HenryRomersa (Captiva), 4911Tanglewood Drive. Nash-ville, Tennessee 37216. (615)262-9859. I-0326

BEAUTIFUL VApATIONHOUSE: Available EasterWeek, April 11 - 18. 2 BR/2BTH, right on golf course,m a g n i f i c e n t v iew,overlooking lakes. Privateheated pool, professionallydecorated and landscaped.Full equipped HBO.Weekly/monthly. RalphPenalver. 305 649-1414 or305 226-5326. IR-0325

KINGS CROWN — luxuryGulffront 2 bedroom condo.Available March 21st. Formore Information call owner(312) 887-7826. S. Galante,407 Fox Trail Lane,Oakbrook] Illinois 60521.

I-0326LOGGERHEAD CAY - 2Bedr. 2 Bth. Condo — Gulf-view -f completely fur-nished ivith all amenities —available weekly or monthly— call 513-398-0412. 1-0717

WINTER 1987/88 OnSanibel. 3 Bedroom • 2 Bathhouse fully equipped —beautifully furnished. Manyextras. Very quiet locationon nicely landscaped lot —1200 ft. to Beach and Golf.No pets — available allseason $1,200 a month plusutilities — Call after March5th - 472-0596. IR-0319

RENT FROM OWNER ANDSAVE! Luxurious 2bedroom, 2 bath condos onGulf at Pointe Santo, King'sCrown, Ocean's Reach andIsland Beach club. Weekly,monthly discount. (313)645-5498. IR-0319

ENJOY SPACIOUS BLINDPASS CONDO: at beautifulBowman's Beach. 2bedroom, 2 bath, com-pletely furnished. AvailableApril through December.Special rates. 472-3804.

IR-0319GULF FRONT 2 BR/2 BA,corner unit, top floor fullyequipped, beautifully fur-nished, pool, tennis, etc.Available weekly May-Sep-tember. Owner 612-770-3646. I-0325SOUTH SEAS PLANTA-TION: Land's End. Superblocation on gulf. Luxurious2 bedroom, 2 bath. For rentby. owner. By week or mon-th. (416)961-1788, evenings.or(416)-968-3401. IR-0409

UPPERCAPTIVA ISLAND

A few contemporary pri-vate homes still availablefor rental this season.Quiet beaches, private airstrip, dock space avail-able, water taxi service.From $750 per week.

GATOR INVESTORS GROUP, INC.LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER

472-8210Evenings 472-5342

or 472-5545 10326RESERVE NOW for nextwinter furnished 2 bdr. apt.or 3 bdr., 2 bth. house,private heated pool, nearSanibel/Ft. Myers Beach$800 to $1500 a month.472-5296. BI-0402

"ORIGINAL" PRIVATEBEACH HOME IN

South Seas PlantationSeason and off-seasonrentals directly on 100'Gulf front beach. Deco-rator designed and fur-nished, 3br/2b, screenedporch, decks. Call owner

203/259-88961-0319

Sunset Bay Home2/1 — screen porch, dockon bay, beautiful gulf viewand bird sanctuary, petsOK. Monthly or seasonallease.

305-923-8476 I-0326

SUNDIAL OF SANIBELOutstanding locations, 2gulf front 1 bedroom, clubsuite condos. Beautifulviews, elegant accommoda-tions. All amenities. Avail-able weekly, monthly, sea-son rates.

(612) 633-5068after 6 p.m.

j-43087

WHETHER OWNING ORRENTING,

LOOK TO EXPERIENCE

HOMESCONDOSRESIDENCESVILLAS

813/472-1613

VIP Realty Group, Inc.9060 Causeway Road

Sanibel Island, Florida 33957

SPANISH CAY: 1 bedroom,condo. Washer/dryer,sleeps 4. Available 4/15/87.2week minimum. $250 perweek. Pool, near BeachviewGolf. 300 ft. to beach. 312-858-1122, after5 p.m. IR-0312

PERFECT SANIBELVACATION HOUSE: Readyto enjoy. All amenities,sleeps 8. Beach acrossfront. Bayou behind. SurMer. Call owner for rates.(314)993-4843. IR-0408

EASTER - GULFRONT 2BD/2 BA, beautifully fur-nished. Available April 19 toMay 2.313-681-4712. |R-0409

WANT TORENT 17

MOOSE NEEDS A HOME! Iam a well behaved blackLabrador looking for ahouse to rent for myself andowners (a nice old couple)February 15, 1988, to April15, 1988. We prefer Easternend of Sanibel. ' b i l l March31, 1987 Call 489-4074.After April 1, 1987 - writeP.O. Box 123, Cazenovia,New York 13035. I-0408

J.H. Edwards Realty

Rental Property Manage-ment. We'll find tenantsfor your home, condo orapartment. Days — 945-1000; eves. - 542-3848.

NC-0318

SOUTH SEAS PLANTA-TION, Week 14 from April3rd to April 10th, $1,200 —514-845-7147 - weekends,514-342-2379. I-0402LOGGER HEAD CAY - 2BD/2 BA. Gulf view. Avail-able in April $700/wk. with10% discount for couples.Available after May 1st.$400/wk. plus discount forcouples, bookings 4 wks. ormore. 201-223-4002. I-0402SOUTH SEAS PLAN-TATION: Beach Villa. 2bedroom & loft. 2 bathbeach front, Gulf view.Owner will rent at weekly,monthly discount ratesbeginning April 5th. (201)-569-8383. IR-0401

Islands' only movie 'theatre and best audi-torium. Excellent acou-stics and sight lines, seats196. Contact owner RalphZelss, 472-2467. P.O. Box331,Sanlbel.

SANIBEL VILLAGE STORE.Most desirable location, 632square feet — priced to sell,472-v363. BI-0402

PERSONALS 22AGES18t 'Screened Confidential° 'Local Introductions =f|

8 1-800-282-8496

COMPATIBLELIFESTYLEDating Service

GUARANTEED WEIGHTLOSS: Money back guaran-tee. Cernitan American, Inc.Distributor. (Company est.30 years) Dick Gregory andSwedish Supreme Diet.Vitality pack $87.00 Dietonly with daily vitamins,$49.00 Office 939-2233.

ALL-0318

LONELY?Call 936-5668 anytime!

Write: Bring People TogetherDating Service, 1620 MedicalLane / Suite 232, Fort Myers,FL 33907. Established 1977.Locally owned. Chamber mem-ber! Confidential. BSIG-0327

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WANTED FOR SUMMER:Spacious, gulffront Captivahome to lease or house sit.Mid-June through mid-September or longer. Call314-725-2664. IR-0402WANT TO RENT: Jan, Feb.& March 1988. 2-3 bedroom2 bath condo. Gulf front unitonly. Call 472-5451 orSanibel until 3/31/87.Thereafter call 314-434-2347. IR-0402

HOUSE SITTER. PUB-LISHED AUTHOR. Reliablecollege professor seekingquiet place to work on newmanuscript. Security andlight maintenance in ex-change for nice place towork during July and part ofAugust. Dr. W.C. Weaver,Universi ty of CentralFlorida. 305-275-2525.

I-0402

BANK PRESIDENT & WIFE,long time Island visitorsdesire 3 bedroom homenear beach. Would rent twoor three months, Jan.-Mar.1988 or would consider buy-ing. Principals only. 472-6009. I-0326

BUSINESS in

OPPORTUNITIES 19BEACHWEAR-SPORTS-WEAR SHOP. Seasonal.Established 4 years.Beautiful spot near Gulf.Reasonable. Perfect for onperson. 992-1425, 947-4815.P.O. Box 1269, BonitaSprings, FL 33923. ALL-0325

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"ADAM & EVE"FINEST ESCORTS IN TOWNBLONDES — BRUNETTES

REDHEADS24 Hour Service

1-275-3303ALL-0527

HELPWANTED 31

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FULL T IME ON SANIBELOFFICE MANAGER

Non-profit wildlife re-habilitation center on San-ibel needs energetic, peo-ple-oriented individual tomanage all office needsfor expanding organiza-tion. Basic bookkeepingand secretarial skills re-quired; some computerexperience desired. Aninteresting working en-vironment with growthpotential — a real chal-lenge! Send resume to:

C.R.O.W.,P.O. Box 150,

Sanibel, FL 33957

NO PHONE CALLS,please. 1-0326

ADVERTISING SPACESALE. Money-motivatedpeople who realize serviceto the customer brings suc-cess. Experience notnecessary. Training cor-porate benefits. Your Com-munity NEWSpapers. 466-1811, 656-4022 or 639-1136.Sunbelt Publishing.

ALL-0318

DISPLAYSALES

Terr i tor ies are nowavailable with S.W.Florida's fastest growingcommunity newspapers.

Call Steve Sherman at466-1811 today.

N,S,C,B,l-0326

CURRENT COPY OFAIRLINES JOB LIST.Airlines now hiring. Flighta t t e n d a n t s , a g e n t s ,mechanics, customer ser-vice. Salaries to $50,000. En-try level posi t ions. Call805-687-6000 Ext. A-1261 forcurrent listings. ALL-0408

SALES CLERKS NEEDED

DO YOU WANTSTEADY EMPLOYMENT ON

SANIBEL OR CAPTIVA?We offer:— flexible hours— fulltlme employment— tolls paid— benefits and paid vacation.We need:— energetic people— experience preferred,

but not necessary.Ctll 472-5777

' tor tppolnlmtntHR.S-

SALESPERSON needed.Must be able towork flexiblehours. Apply to Kid-n-Around in Jerry's ShoppingCenter, 472-6677. 1-0319

PART-TIME15 HRS.

Your ChoiceClassified Sales positionswith most respected LeeCounty Newspapers.

Call Mrs. Newcomb at466-0500

N,S,C,B,l-0326

A FAMILY RESTAURANTON SANIBEL needsCOOKS and DISHWASH-ERS. Good wages andtolls paid for year-roundemployees.

472-1366.CBI-0325

SANIBEL RESTAURANT

Hiring PREP COOK —DISHWASHER, WAIT-RESS. Full-time. Good payand good benefits.

472-3355 S.I-0326

SANIBEL RESORT

needs Handyman,

full or part time.

Phone

472-0079 -

for appointment.0319

SECURITY OFFICERS:Pinkerton's now hiring forSanibel/Captiva and FortMyers Beach. Top wages,free life insurance, profitsharing, paid vacations, ex-tra pay on holidays. Full orpart time, Permanent ortempora ry p o s i t i o n savailable. Call 275-9505, 9a.m.-4 p.m., Mon.-Fri. EqualOpportunity Employer.

IR-0319SECRETARY TO ASSISTAccount Executive in adver-tising agency on Sanibel.Full time position withvaried office duties. Ex-perience preferred. Call 454-0222, between 10 & 3. IR-0319

P.J.'s OFFICE SUPPLY hasan opening for an insidesales person. Duties includedeliveries, some heavy lif-ting. 9-5, Monday-Friday.Please apply in person. 1624PerwinkleWay. IR-0319

PART-TIME HELP WANTED:Retail on Sanibel. Call 472-6678 between 9 a.m. and 9p.m. IR-0319

SANIBEL LANDSCAPINGCOMPANY looking forworkers with generalknowledge of equipment.Call 472-6148, after 6 p.m.

IR-0402

fWaiters, waitresses &Deli Dept. Dentalbenefits, profit sharing,good working conditions.Apply at customer servicedesk. Jerry's of SanibelIsland, 1700 Periwinkle,472-9300.

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THE BUBBLE ROOM RESTAURANT (CAPTIVA)

Florida's most unique award-winning and Floridatrend. Top 100 Restaurant is now accepting applica-tions for the following positions.

FULL TIME • LINE COOKFULL TIME • GENERAL KITCHEN HELPFULL TIME • WAITER ASSISTFULL TIME • WAITER - WAITRESSFULL TIME • BUS HELP

Apply in person or call Jeff or Dave to discuss thebenefits and opportunities of joining our growing com-pany. Orlando opened in December '86 and Tampa inthe fall of "87.

472-5558

HOUSEKEEPER NEEDEDfor small motel on Sanibel.Good pay for sharp am-bitious person. 472-1001.

SCIR-0319

SECRETARY FOR CHRIST-IAN LAW OFFICE onSanibel Career oriented in-dividual who is self-motivated and efficient withorganizational abilities andoffice skills. Call Judy at472-3142 for interview.

SBIR-0318

PART-TIME TERMPORARYStock Help. Wanted forCaptiva's most exci t ingsportswear store. Pleasecall LISA 10-6 daily. 472-7507. IR-0326

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CONTRACT LABORERSEarn $8 to $11 /hr. Must en-joy working outdoors. Noexp. nee. Full or part timep o s i t i o n s ava i lab le inCharlotte, Lee, & Colliercounties. Call 9 a.m. to 9p.m. 1-813-886-7151.

ALL-0408

GOVERNMENT JOBS,$16,040-$59,230/yr. Nowhiring. Call 805-687-6000.Ext. R-1261 for current fed-eral list. ALL-0325,

PART TIMEWe have a new programgreat for students, secondjob seekers, non-workingspouses, retirees.

Positions available:— Housekeepers— Host-Hostess— Cashier— Retail Clerks— Cocktail Servers

•Flexible —have it your way.

'Eligible for our newlucrative incentive

program•Ride sharing

reimbursement

Call South Seas PlantationHuman Resources Depart.

472-5111, Ext. 3387 !

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EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER1-0326

• * * • * * • * • * *SECURITY CAREER

Elite Florida Security andProtection Agency seeksto fill several entry levelopenings in its Patrol-Guardian Division. Posi-tions on Sanibel, Captivaand Fort Myers Beach. Ex-cellent opportunity for thep h y s i c a l l y f i t . Semi -retirees welcome. For per-

sonal interview, call:SOUTHERN RESORTSECURITY SERVICE

694-6690* * * * * * * * * * *

1-0319

SECRETARY/RECEPTION-IST: Must type 50-60 wpm.Telephone skills & fil ing.Pleasant personality. Call466-8682. IR-0319

JOB PLACEMENTDrivers-DispatchersManagement-Office

Personnel, etc.Local-Statewideemployment In

Transportation Industry

Send Resume toLucas Enterprises5686 Youngquist

Box 18Fort Myers, Fla 33912

813-433-4523 ALL-031S:!

WAITRESS — 3 - 5 nights aweek, kitchen help 5 nightsa week. 472-1242. IR-0409

Letizia'sis now hiring for hostess &pantry person. Tolls paid,meals, med ica l /denta lavailable. Call Sue.

472-2177 BI-0319

BAILEY'SGENERAL STORE

is now hiring in alldepartments. Fulland part-time need-ed. Excellent ben-efits.

Please call

472-1516 1-0319

CITY OFSANIBEL

is accepting applicationsfor the position of part-time recreation Asst./LifeGuard. Min. of 30 hrs.weekly. Position requiresWSI Certificate. Appli-cants may apply — City ofSanibel, P.O. Drawer 0,800 Dunlop Road, San-ibel, FL 33957. For fur-ther information, pleasecall (813) 472-0345.E.O.A.A.E.

POSITIONSWANTED

I-0326

32ISLAND JOURNALISTseeks house-sitting situa-tion. Pets OK. Call Mary at936-6780 after 6 p.m. 1-0319

ANTIQUES 39ANTIQUES AND CONVER-TIBLES, oak fu rn i t u re ,ioneware, toys, dolls and

898 or 489-

ANTIQUESOARAGE

3 9 SALES 4 4 SERVICES 47WANTED: PRE-1955 Persiancarpets. Room sized & giantsized, preferred. Sarouks,Kermans, etc. Dumont andCompany. Call collect. (904)589-7142. ALL-0325

MUSICAL 40WANTED RESPONSIBLEPARTY to assume monthlypayment on Spinet Consolepiano. Can be seen locally.Please include phone no.and wri te to credi tmanager. Box 8547, Ft.Myers, FL 33908. ALL-0326

1937 MATHUSHEK BABYGRAND PIANO - asking$5,000 — excellent condi-tion — call 369-4342 forappt. ALL-0318

WE BRING OUR TRUCKand cash for your furni-ture, appliances, antiques,tools, fishing gear, golfclubs, boat motors andboats, small items, etc. orcomplete estates.

QUICK SERVICE

463-6096BCI-0514

HOUSEHOLDFOB SALE 41

YARD SALE, GUMBO LIM-BO. Sat., Mar. 21, 9-3 p.m.Patio chairs, barrel chairs,freezer, lamps, much more.1525 Wilton Lane. Right atDixie Beach Blvd. IR-0319

PATIO SALE: 5-piecebedroom set, big screenT.V., luggage, chairs, stereo,organ. Much, much more.Friday and Saturday. March20 & 21,9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 1075Skiff, Sanibel. IFW319

SERVICES 47NEED YOUR CONDOREPAIRED? 20 years ex-perience in dry wall. Ceil-ings, walls repaired at rea-sonable prices. Call Pete,765-1427, or Ernie, 765-4174. BI-0326VERTICUTTING by appoint-ment only. We are S.W. Flor-ida's ONE & ONLY Verti-cutter, since 1980. DeSoto— 993-0647, Charlotte —637-0457, Lee — 656-3123,Collier—793-9966.

Tired of Trying toMake Both Ends Meet?

WHY NOT ENROLL NOWIN A PROGRAM THAT

WILL PUT YOU IN THEDRIVERS SEAT?

UNITED TRUCK MASTERSEMI-DRIVER TRAINING

WE CAN HELP• Eligible Institution for

Federal Aid. GuaranteedStudent Loans

• DOT Certification• Home Study/Resident

Training• Excellent Income Potential

OUR ONLY JOB ISTRAINING TRUCK DRIVERS

Headquarters:Clearwater, Florida

Local %5686 Youngquist *?

Ft. Myers.813-433-0065

FOR SALE: Complete kingsize waterbed, 75%waveless mattress, brandnew $425. firm. Call 765-1288. BSCiR-03182 BRAND NEW TWIN BEDS— mattress, box springsand frames in excellent con-dition — asking $50 a set.Call 472-5625. 1-0319

FICKS REED DINETTE SET,round table with 5 chairs.Excellent condition. $725.Call 337-3867. CCI-0318CONTEMPORARY tanstriped loveseat and twoeasy chairs, hall table withmirror, oak server, miscella-neous pictures. All excel-lent condition. 472-2053.

1-0319WHITE FORMICA TOPDINETTE SET, oblong tablew/1 leaf, china closet, ask-ing $300. White oval dinettetable, formica top, 4 chairs,asking $225.472-4662.

BI-0319WHAT A DEAL! Sofa andloveseat for sale. Good con-dition. $175. MUST SELL!Please call 433-5160 after 6p.m. SN1-0319

FOR SALE: Complete kingsize waterbed, 75%waveless mattress. Brandnew $425 — OR BEST OF-FER. 765-1288. BSCI-0318

TWO ETHAN ALLENrecliners in A-1 condition,both for $350. Call to see574-8184. BSNCI-0318

WHIRLPOOL UPRIGHTFREEZER, 17 cu. ft., $175.8-sided poker dining table,$90.2 table lamps, $20 both.Wedding gown, size 9, $50.2 patio chairs, $40 & $45.472-5562. IR-0319

BRAND NEW TWIN BED,mattress, box spring andframe in excellent con-dition. Askin $50. Cd 472-5625. IR-0319

MISC. AO

FOR SALE 4ZAM/FM 8 TRACK STEREOSYSTEM w i t h t w i nspeakers. Multipe recordplayer and cassette adapter,$50. Keep calling, 275-8824'til you find me home.Thanks. IBS-0325NEW NATURAL RANCHMINK COAT, Marsha l lFields. Female skins, size12. Never worn, $8500 ap-praisal. 482-7474. 1-03193-PIECE SLEEPER, Chair,ottoman. Lily rust • naturalframe. Like new. $650. 656-1867. NCIR-0318

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SALES 44MULTI-FAMILY YARDSALE: At 3725 Estero Blvd.,Fort Myers Beach. Satuday,March 31, 1987. 8 a.m. until? ' ; IR-0319-

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CASH REGISTERS24 Hr. Service

Paper - RibbonsProgramming and Service

ContractsUsed and New Sales

And RentalsAll Makes997-9464627-2127936-0303 ALL-0520

MASSAGE THERAPYTherapeutic massage for ralaxationand rehabilitation, relief of stress,headaches, fatigue, poor circula-tion, back pain, edema

SwedishDeep Tissue

ShiatsuReflexology

NeuromuscularPolarity

DIANA SILVERSTONE,Licensed Massage Therapist

GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLEIsland Tower Plaza

1619 Periwinkle WayUnit 105A 2472-5579 o

Open Dally By Appt.

HOLLY'S EXPERT, LOVING,Petsitting Service — whileyou are away.HELPS pro-vides professional, per-sonal, and loving care foryour pets in their own com-fortable home environment.HELPS also offers pet-taxiservice to veterinarians,groomers, etc. 14 years ex-perience in islandpet/animal care.'Call HELPS— 813-472-1176 IR0416

IllllllllllllllllllillllllPAINTING SPECIALISTInterior - Exterior

Residential & CondosMobile Homes

Safford Enterprises £466-9265 2

FREE ESTIMATES to

PROFESSIONAL PROPER-TY MANAGEMENT. Ac-counting, maintenance,lawn care services provided.Only Sanibel-Captivaproperty. No phone calls.Write to: P.O. Box 1062,Captiva, FL 33924. Includeservices required, addressand telephone number. In-terviews will be scheduled.

IR-0409

ROOFING PROBLEMS???WANT HONEST REPORT?

Call KEN LONG

COLONIAL ROOFING549-6770 c

CHIROPRACTIC — HARRYG. KAIR, D.C. The practiceof Chi ropract ic , 1640Periwinkle Way, LimetreeCenter, 472-1824. IR-0416

S.W. FLA. FURNITUREEstablished in 1976

We specialize inRepairing & Refinishing

936-2735 AH Furniture!

MARY'S CLEANING SER-VICE on Sanibel and Cap-tiva Is land. OpeningsThursday and Friday morn-ings.

Call 772-2684I-0325

Train to be aTRAVEL AGENT

TOUR GUIDEAIRLINE

RESERVATIONISTS

Start- locally. Full time,part time. Train on livecomputers, home studyand resident t ra in ing.Financial aid available.Job placement assistance.

Nat'l Hdqtrs., LHP, FL.

A.C.T. Travel School1-800-432-3004

Accndltod number N.H.S.C.

Second Wind therapists offer a varietyof rehabilitative and healing massagetechniques geared to the needsof your active 20th century lifestyle.

Second TOuuC

License #4018472-3481

Home uisits available

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th ANNUALWHITE ELEPHANT SALE

TV'sFurnitureAppliancesAntiques

MYSTERY RAFFLESATURDAY March 21st

9:00 AM to 2:30 PM

Lots of good carpetingLawnmowersGadgetsCrafts

BicyclesToolsJunqueCollectibles

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FULL TIME OR PART TIMEMAID SERVICE. Privatehomes or condos. Cover allaspects. Wanted. Will carefor your house or gardenplants. References.466:9269. S.IR-0408

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CENTURY 21 MOBILE HOME COMMUNITY16271 McGregor B l vd . ,

jus t south ofKelly Road — Southwest Fort Myers . «•

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DECKS, BOARDWALKS,SMALL REMODELING

LICENSED. INSURED

433-1296J O H N 81-0401

HOT SPOT

"THE PAINT CAN" PAIN-TING COMPANY.INTERIOR-EXTERIOR COM-MERCIAL/RESIDENTIALFREE ESTIMATES, LICENS-ED, INSURED. CALL939-7553

IR-0319

SERVICES 47TENNIS ANYONE?Want to improve yourtennis game? Call Barryat the Casa Ybel TennisShop for private or grouplessons. Ph. 472-3145,Ext. 1319 IR-0430

WILL WATCH YOUR vacanthome. Resident on Islandfor 15 yrs. Manag ing ,maintenance and care, forhome. Call for more infor-mation 472-0612 Mr. Fran-cis. IR-0402

Island

LOCKSMITH24 - Hr. Emergency

Service AAA „

472-1394 IWalter ft Norma Thompson

THERAPEUTIC MASSAGEAvailable in your home or my office.L icensed professional #5227.References and gift certificatesavailable.

481-4642,472-2628,463-6072.

Bruce Bellows..BSCNI-04Z9

HANDYMANSemi-retired, looking forsmall carpentry jobs — orany other odd Jobs. 25years experience.

939-7836SBt-0326

PETS 49AKC CHOCOLATE OR YEL-LOW LABRADOR RETRIEV-ERS. Seven weeks old, Mar.18. Shots, champion bloodline. $350.472-2551. 1-0319

MARCHSPRING SALE

Savings up to

56%

WIRE FOX SHEPHERDS

SHITZUS GOLDENS

SHELTIES BEAGLES AKITAS

BISCHONS ROTTWEILERS

LABS LHASA APSO

STANDARD SCHNAUZERS

1 Yr. Guarantee,

Free Obedience training

FREE VET VISIT

LEONARD'S1-675-4304

PROTECTION DOGSFor personal & business

Leonard's1-675-4304UL-0318

AUTOMOTIVE 53OLDSMOBILE1986 REGEN-CY BROUGHAM, gray withgray vinyl top — only 11,500miles, loaded. $14,500 —472-8314. BCI-0325

1977 LINCOLN TOWN-COUPE loaded. Near per-fect condit ion. Asking$2,800 or best offer. Call466-6813 (Fort Myers).

ALL-0318

1972 BUICK ESTATEWAGON, $350 — call after 6p.m. 472-0236. I-0325

AUTOMOTIVE 531975 CADILLAC COUPEDEVILLE. 73,000 originalm i les . T ransmiss ionproblems. Make offer. 472-6348. IR-0319

1964 OLDSMOBILE CON-VERTIBLE. Classic 1977Thunderbird, real nice.Trade both for truck or van.765-5338. IR

IR-0326

DATSUN 310 GX—1980.Reliable transportation withgreat gas mileage.FM/cassette deck, goodtires, 5-speed. One owner,$1,000 or best offer. 765-5717. IR-0319

AUTOMOTIVE 53

'82 OLDS SIERRA. Excellentcondition. 55,000 m. Fullyloaded, sun roof, stereo radio,tapedeck. Must sell this week.Asking $4,750.

1980 PONTIAC GRAN PRIXSJ, 2-dr., all extras, options.Full power, original owner,75,000 miles, white vinyl in-terior. Unique car, $5,750 of-fers. 463-7717. BSCIR-0326

18' CAPRI 1974 115 H.P.Mercury, tilt trailer, $2,800.Good offer — 482-9898 or489-6588 — leave message.

BCI-0325

1976 RIENELL 24' Cuddy-Cabin, custom hard-top.Fresh water boat — 188.Merc-Cruiser. Customtandem trailer, power winchand brakes, or trade formini-home — must sell466-6746. ALL-0326M.G.B., 1980, dark green,good shape, wire wheels.Fun car, $3,500. Call today.472-5147. BCIR-0326

472-3961HOTSPOT

1-0319 RECREATIONALVEHICLES 54

CADILLAC Eldorado conver-t ib le '83, immaculatethroughout, must see thiscar to appreciate it. 22,000mi. red & white. Garagekept. $18,500. 337-4587 or275-1625. ALL-0325

VW SCIROCCO 1979 greatshape. Asking $2,700. CallJeff , 332-1172 days.

ALL-0319OLDSMOBILE 1986 REGEN-CY BROUGHAM, gray withgray vinyl top — only 11,500miles. Loaded, $14,500 —472-8314. 1-03187 4 CHEVY SUBURBAN, 454Motor, PS/PB, cruise con-trol, trailer hitch, new bat-tery, good tires, doesn't useoil, oldie but goodie, 1725Main Street C-18, FortMyers Beach. Call 765-1691.

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ROADSTER Model A 1928,(SHAY Reproduction) likenew, 2,200 mi; yellow &black, $9,500. 283-7299.

BCI-0319

SPARTAN '87 TRAVELTRAILER. 32', self-contained, loaded to themax. Roof-mount A/CW/HEAT tape, roll-upawning, frost-free refrig.,gas/electric water heater,rear spare tire mount andmuch more. Going home,don't want to tow back.Must sell before march 20.$8,500 or best offer. Formore info, call 337-4285mornings or eves. ALL-0381

WATERFRONT LIVING(ADULTS) on San ibe ltributary for $21,500 — 1978<

Nomad RV — 1/1 deck,screen room, shed, ful lshade and 1978 island car— 472-6780 even ings .

I-032578 DODGE VAN CAMPER.Cobra conversion Trades-man 300. Good condition,imron paint and cruise con-trol. Two gas tanks, hi top,storage pod. 66,000 m.$7,850,466-7516. BCI-04021984 Safari, 30 ft. RV, air,heat, self-contained, rearbedroom, double doors, fur-nished, mint cond. Sleeps 6,phone hookup. One ownertrailer. Sacrifice. $8900.Best offer. 542-5915.

BCCI-0401SPARTAN '87 travel trailer.32 ' , self-contained, loadedto the max. Roof mount A/Cw/heat tape, roll up awning,frost free refrig., gas/elec-tric water heater, rear sparetire mount, and much more.Going home, don't want totow back. Must sell beforeMarch 20th. $9,800 or B/O.For more info. Call 337-4285mornings or eves. ALL-0318

CUSTOM MOTORHOME,34' queen master bedroom,sleeps 8, everything; built-inremote/color TV, micro-wave, central vacuum, A/C,all oak interior, fiberglassexterior. Wonderful travel-ing machine. By owner —$89,900,694-7691. BSI-0325

'83 RENAULT FUEGOAir, 5-speed, automatic $4,975

'85 MUSTANG LX HATCHBACK4-speed, stereo cassette, %3559-01. $6,975

'86 MERCURY CAPRIStereo, air $4,975

'86 FORD CONVERSION VANLoaded $15,975

'86 MAZDA PICKUPAir, topper $6,975

'79 LINCOLN MARK IVLoaded $3,975

SamGalloway

4540 S. CLEVELAND AVE., AT COLONIAL• PHONE 936-2193 •

RECREATIONAL _ _VEHICLES 541984 JEEP CJ-7RENEGADE, 6 cylinder, 4speed, all extras, streetdriven only. Low mileage,price $8,300.466-6138.

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MOTORCYCLES 5 5

MOTO GU2ZI 1971, superbcond i t ion , $2,150. Call466-2636. BIG-0326

TRUCKS _ ,FOR SALE 57

1978 FORD M 0 0 PICK-UPV-8 — automatic with air,40,000 miles. Asking $3,895or make offer — 765-4827.

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MOTORS 61

1982 SEA RAY - 270 twin485's Mercury, air condition-ing, electric anchor, newbottom paint, canvas, andbatteries, excellent condi-tion, thru-out. Must sell,$28,900.765-4827. ALL-0319

CONVERTED 36 'ALUMINUM Life Boat. Builtfor 110 people. Hasflotat ion ballast, galley,refrigerator, head, elec-tronics, air-cooled diesel.Cruises 6 to 7 knots at 4Vimiles per gallon. Elec-tronics optimal. Everythingincluded, $18,500.466-8247.

ALL-0326

INTERNATIONAL 420 SAIL-BOAT, super fast, veryclean, family fun boat withtrailer. Call 466-2636. $795.

BIG-0326

16' NEWPORT SAILBOATsleeps 2 — 3 HP — motor,trailer, excellent condition.Asking $1950 — 768-0767.

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1983 WELLCRAFT 24'8".Low hours, outboard. Radio,digital depth finder, fishfinder, trim tabs, spotlight,safety steps, swim platform,dual batteries, compass,hour meter. 466-9771.

BOATS ANDMOTORS

PONTOON BOATSfrom $5995

Only atPALM GROVE iABINA

2500 Main St.Ft. Myers Bcb.

463-7338 10319

MUST SELL!1984 30 f t . Cata l inaSailboat. Shoal draft,loaded with accessories.Asking $35,500.

PALM GROVE MARINA463-7333

2500 Main St.Fort Myers Beach

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1985 SHAMROCK20-ft. Cuddy

with trailer andaccessories.

$15,995And save at

PALM 6R0VE MARINA2500 Main St.

Ft. Myers Beach463-7333

1982 17' AQUASPORT, 115Evinrude, extra clean$6,000. Call Barry, 472-652i!

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SEARAY 225 CUTTY1983 — LIKE NEW

Mercruiser 228 — Like New

Swimming Platform Full storage coverHourmeter Depth sounderVHF Radio Top canvasFlush toilet w/side curtains

Always stored out of water

$16,500472-5467 After 6:00 P.M. s.B.r-

BOAT SUPPLIES AT HUGE SAVINGS6 inch S.S. Cleats reg. $14.60 now $7.95. 3 inch S.S.Cleats reg. $11.95. Auxilliary O.B. bracket reg. $119.95now $69.95. Motor flushers reg. $7.95 now $3.99. 6-gal.gas tank reg. $29.95 now $16.95. 40% off all WoolseyTopside and Bottom Paint. Lowest price in S.W. Fla., aslow as $9.95 per qt. $34.95 per gal. C.G. approved flarereg. $19.95 now $12.95.5 ft. boat paddles reg. $10.95 noe$6.95. Fiberglass resin $9.95 per gal. $43.75 per 5 gal. 6gal. gas can, reg. $16.95 now $9.95. Depthfinder, reg.$149.95 now $79.95. Lifevests, reg. $10.85 now $4.79.Bilgepumps, reg. $16.95 now $8.95. Freon Air Horns, reg.$14.95 now $8.95. 20-60% off Teleflex control and steer-ing cables, 3/8 in. nylon line reg. 24c now 14c per ft. Viinch nylon line, reg. 33c now 22c per ft. 30% off all an-chors. Outboard oil $6.49 per gal.

COME SEE US AND SAVEMARINE TRADING POST

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466-2636

DIRECTORY

FOR RENT 55 foot boatdock on deep water canalwith direct access to bay.Available Apri l 15•November 1. Monthly $100,plus water. 472-1161 IR-040917' FIBERGLASS LIGHTN-ING with 85 HP Evinrude,1979 model, power tilt, can-vas, bilge pump, asking$2200. Call 481-1288.

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LEOALS 6420' PONTOON BOAT, 463-9640. B-0318

TAKE OVER PAYMENTS,'84 Imperial 19Vi\ 140 HPMerCrulser. I/O, SS radio,CG equipped, depth finder,full canvas, 466-9800 or 463-0479. BCIR-0326

NOTICE OF INTENTIONTO REGISTER

FICTITIOUS NAMEThe unders igned doeshereby certify that we areconducting an Art Gallerybusiness at 751 Tarpon BayRd., Sanibel, Florida underthe name of MatsumotoGallery and that said firm iscomposed of the followingpersons whose names andplaces of residences is asfollows: Polly Matsumotoand Ikki Matsumoto, 1421Jefferson Ave., Ft. Myers, Fl33901.Ownership of MatsumotoGallery is as follows: IkkiMatsumoto 50%; Polly Mat-sumoto 50%.

It is our intention to applyto the Clerk of the CircuitCourt in and for Lee County,Florida to register the saidname of Matsumoto Galleryunder the provisions of Sec-tion 865.09, Florida Statues,1970.

Witness our hands, this2nd day of March, 1987.

Polly MatsumotoIkki Matsumoto

Sworn to and subscribedbefore me this 2nd day ofMarch, A.D. 1987.

Shirlene H. GrasgreenNotary Public

Notary Public Stae ofFlorida. My commissionexp. Sep. 28, 1988. Bondedthru General Ins. Und..3/5-12-19-26/87

NOTICE OF INTENTIONTO REGISTER

FICTITIOUS NAMEThe undersigned does

hereby certify that I am con-ducting a property manage-ment business at 1438Sandpiper Circle Sanibel,Florida under the fictitiousname of Caretaker Manage-ment and that said firm iscomposed of the followingpersons whose names andplaces of residences are asfollows: Nick Jambeck 1438Sandpiper Circle, Sanibel.

Ownership of CaretakerManagement is as follows:Nick Jambeck — owner —100%.

It is my intention to applyto the Clerk of the CircuitCourt in and for Lee County,Florida to register the saidname of Caretaker Manage-ment under the provisionsof Section 865.09, FloridaStatutes, 1970.

Witness my hand, this20th day of February 1987. /Nick Jambeck

Sworn to and subscribedto by Nick Jambeck beforeme this 20 day of February,A.D. 1987.Shirlene H. Grasgreen /NOTARY PUBLIC STATE OFFLORIDA / MY COMMIS-SION EXPIRES: SEP. 26,1988. BONDED THRUGENERAL INS. UND.Feb. "6 , Mar. 5,12,19,1987.

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main interest appeared to have beenlinked to his antique book collection.Two years before his death in 1970he was a constant visitor to the an-tique shops in the Essex, Ipswichand Rockport towns ofMassachusetts.

Love and murder in the title con-struction process will probably re-main in popular use. The summermonths starting on June 21, willteam-up with Father's Day and theinevitable rhyming possibilities ofmoon, June and tune.D

• 17TH AIRBORNEM E M B E R S H I PDRIVE: The 17th Air-borne Division Associa-tion, composed of menwho served asparatroopers andglidermen in the divi-sion during World WarII, is conducting amembership drive tolocate all formermembers, includingGold Star mothers andfamily members ofthose who were killed inaction.

If you served withthis Division, pleasecontact EdwardSiergiej, Secretary-Treasurer, 62 FortyAcre Mountain Road,Danbury, Connecticut06811, for details of theDivision Association aswell as informationabout the 34th AnnualReunion which this yearwill be held at FrenchLick Springs, FrenchLick, Indiana onAugust 6-9. •

LETHAL YELLOWWalsh & Shenefield

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SAVE YOUR TREES!Coconut & Christmas Palm inoculation forLETHAL YELLOW has been our only businessfor over 12 years.

Recommended by:The Collier County Agriculture Department

Member of:Ft. Myers Beach Chamber of Commerce

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New Construction — Service CallsResidential — Commercial

Electrical WiringAir Conditioning

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WOOSTER TV & APPLIANCESSALES • RENTALS • SERVICE

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"On-lsland" Service forYour T.V. or Appliance

24-Hour Emergency Service2422 Palm Ridge Road

472-1133472-2244

HOME IMPROVEMENTS

Sanibel Creative Tile Co.

472-2853472-Tile

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Robert K. Johnson

GENERAL CONTRACTOR

Residential/Commercial• Custom Homes • Piling Homes

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L229 S.W. 38th St.Cape Coral, FL 33914

549-4400CGC026668

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SecuritySystems

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SanibePs Only 24 Hour CentralStation Alarm Service

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that Mr. and Mrs. Dovehave returned to theirnest in the hibiscus out-side my window. Iwelcome Mrs. Dove andmarvel at how she re-mains seated during thewinds of March. I'm

shocked• from page 2Ctwo monkeys alternate between theirhomes in Sanibel and the NorthPole."

Well, now you know all about me.And surely you can sense that asidefrom my being humble, I am alsovery modest. It was actually 12,000windows I peered into.

My columns in the weeks aheadwill examine the important storiesof our times, such as how arebellious group of alligators plann-ed to open a shoe store in Sanibel;the little known plot by checkoutcounter clerks to overthrowBailey's; a behind-the-scenes look atthe faces behind the scenes atSanibel City Hall; the hushed up

• PHYSICIAN LEC-TURE: Wednesday,March 25, lecture.Keith A. Derco, M.D., apediatrician on the LeeMemorial Hospitalmedical staff, 7-9 p.m.,Lee Memorial HospitalAuditorium. Call334-5314 for informa-tion.

• RESPITE CARECLASS: 9 a.m.-l p.m.,Monday, March 30,Room J-276, LeeMemorial Hospital. Call334-5949 for more in-formation.D

• SHARE CLUB,DINE ANDDISCOVER CLUB:Monday, March 23,' ' M e d i c a t i o nAwareness", Noon,Room j -276 , LeeMemorial Hospital. Call334-5949 for informa-tion.

• BASIC LIFE SUP-PORT — BABYSAVER: Noon-4 p.m.,Monday, March 23.Room 246-247, MedicalOffice Center, adjacentto Lee MemorialHospital. Call 334-5959for information.

reminded of a nurseryrhyme I heard yearsago . . . "Rock a-byebaby, in the tree top.When the wind blowsthe cradle will rock..."

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Rosalynn Carter wasknown as the"Magnolia with an ironglove"? That was dur-ing her husband, Jimmy

Carter's presidency.Now I'm wondering ifRosalynn and Nancyare friends, so thatNancy could borrow theiron glove . . . or werethey brass knucks?

I've now been told byan "insider" who spokeonly if he wouldn't beidentified, that Nancydidn't even kiss DonaldRegan goodbye.•

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story of E.T. being refused con-dominium ownership in Sanibel; andthe failed attempt to renameSanibel Johnny Carsonville.

And, dear reader, please beassured that I will read every one ofytfur several thousand letters aweek which you address to me usingmy code name Robert Redford. It ismy duty as a journalist to keep myfingers on the pulse of my loyalreadership. By the way, I'm havingtrouble finding your pulse. If you'reto be my readers you've got to getyourselves a pulse.

I thank you for your support, yourencouragement and your scraps out-side of Timbers. The blackenedshark nearly took my breathaway.D

was a huge success, thanks in part to contributions from theseIsland businesses for this year's raffle:

The Changing RoomEnchanted MermaidThe Sweater OutletWings Wildlife

J-ShirtsFlorene's

Island ApparelKwik PickRene's JewelryCaptiva InnMary's Shell ShopArnold's of CaptivaGlitter. . the SalonShahmarSecond Wind

MassageWally's SportswearThe Bike Route

CaptivaFire Department

Cafe' CaptivaLookin' GoodPeachesTropical DecoChadwick'sOff Broadway CafeThe Greenhouse

RestaurantWindward

SpecialtiesThe Island StoreIsland Beach

& Rental Co.Mamma Rosa's

PizzaIsland Graphics

Mike McMillan'sSunset Sails

Sir of SanibelTop Deck

Holiday by the SeaFifi's Hair SalonSilks by LahjaStanley &

Livingston'sCpt. Tom Clifford's

Poseidon AdventurePrestoric Gem Co.Charley CompanyI SpyNatella's of SanibelGlory of the SeaPelican Company

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WATERFRONT CONDOMINIUMVALUE ON

OR OFF SANIBELWOULD YOU BELIEVE US?

All it would take is just one look. SonestaSanibel Harbour Resort offers more of everythingyou came to Southwest Florida for.

Experience the most spectacular sunsets andwater vistas right from your own private lanai.Play tennis on the same courts that championscompete on (The Jimmy Connors U.S. TennisCenter). Invigorate your body and spirit in aworld class health and fitness center. Enjoy ourprivate walking and sunning beach. Dine anddance in critically acclaimed Jimmy's Restaurant.

Come to Sonesta and see for yourself. It's allhere waiting for you to believe in. And, if youcome to us from Sanibel, we'll pay your tollback...in cash.

For more information call 466-4000 and askfor real estate sales. Out of state call1-800-367-3156. Resort entrance is located adja-cent to the Sanibel Causeway toll station.

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"ONE OF A KIND" OR "TWO OF A KIND" BUYEITHER SIDE OR BOTH — YOU HAVE THE CHOICEwith this elevated duplex on beautifui Captiva Isandwith A SPECTACULAR VIEW OVERLOOKING THEBAY! Very, very, spacious, each side has approxi-mately 3,000 sq. ft. of magnificent living. All of thisin a natural setting of native vegetation. $378,000each side, FURNISHED. For a private viewing callLen at 472-6565; evenings at 472-3609.

GULF FRONT...POOL...JACUZZI...CABANA...WHOCOULD ASK FOR ANYTHING MORE? Three bed-too.'is. three-plus baths, tinted glass throughoutji'.o \ i . ' i i l \ roo.ns loo Balconies'and porches all•acs? :iii> £t?ach > on don't need to look any further'or the absolute ultimate in elegant living .'.Offereda*. 55^5.000 Col! Ymce KelU a f J72-6565~ evenings

NEWO PAINTED. BUT ALWAYS PAMPERED...?o * t '.avf o~~ wo"c to' <:. see 'or \oi_rseif \shat thisW ^ro\.-'~* two t a i ' \ oxouno level no;re has too"e- . . .w. ' ,^ wi'^m easOreaoh ot coll. tennis and; v &a\ t a'so features a soacieus oool and en-o ostv: a'oO 'o-*\KO^cerol 'a.-iih entertainment ana\ * ~"s t? s extra storage, instoe and cut. 'or thea'^?1 '.a"ii\ s i eeos ana ai! is offered at Si~9.000ê'. S'.su- sa'.?s '.ell \Ou Tore Ca>l ~72-66$5 exe-

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OFF THE BEATEN TRACK... This single familyhome located in a Gulf Front community has threebedrooms, a large screened porch, two-car garageand more...Located near the Sanibel Riveras well asa deeded beach access, it is offered at $183,000.Call Ann Gardiner today for more details, 472-6565;evenings, 472-3486.

AN UNPARALLELED VIEW... is what this 2 bed-room. 2 ^ bath condominium has to offer in addi-tion to the supreme Gulf front location, excellent in-come producing history and superior furnishingsThis is an exceptional value for S240.000...Call to-dav Connie Schwantes would be happy to give youall the details. -172-6565: evenings. 261-3393.

BEAUTY AND THE BEST... Make an aDDOintrnent to-da\ to see the panoramic \iew of the Gulf from thesnxaie roof-top sundeck which rests atop this love-Ix t\i 0 bedroom. t\n 0 bath upper level condominium\rs e\clusi\'e West Gulf Dnxe address, an excellent.nco-Tte croducing historx. vet an excellent hone'or ail vesr rouno. BeautifulK asDOjnted and fur-nished and offered a: S2S9.000...For -nore oetsiiscall Luc:en Benlon at 4T2-&565; evenings ai3$30

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Stepnen Yates grew up in Orange County, Cali-fornia and graduated from the University of Califor-nia system with a degree in Business and Market-ing. He has lived in Northern California, NorthernOntario, the Adirondack State Park, and now inSouthwest Florida, where he makes his home.

He has won many sales awards and as a result,has traveled to many exotic locations includingMexico City, Bangkok, Taipei, Hong Kong, Switzer-land, and West Germany. Steve speaks Germanfluently.

In addition to his sales skills and travel adven-tures. Steve has owned < nd operated a restaurant inthe Adirondack State Park in upstate New York. Heis goal oriented with a strong work ethic, which hebelieves to be his "foundation for success."

Working with Sanibel Realty, Steve appreciatesthe company's strong marketing program whichmeets the needs of the customers. Stephen Yatesnas some very exciting properties and homes toshow you. Call Stephen today at 472-6565: eveningsat 542-0151.

PROGRAMS YOUSHOULDASK ABOUT . . .

• All properties advertisedare on VIDEO . . .

• $500 Rental Rebate

• Hy-for-Free Program

• 1-Year HomeownersWarranty

• Budget Rent-A-Car

• Airline Reservations

• Vacation Rentals

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