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Vol. 16 No. 25 Tuesday, June 29, 1976 1 section — 10 cents The Islands' first Bicentennial Here follows the schedule of events, activities, and Bank of the Islands and will proceed up Periwinkle and Bugle Corps of Cape Coral and the Shriners Band gatherings planned for the historic Fourth of July Way to Tarpon Bay Road under the supervision of the to appear in the parade and at the Family Picnic later weekend on the Islands, a three day festival in the Sanibel policnotice force. An alternate routrmite for tranfran- in thothe Hadayv , urhilwhilea fhanirthankes frto. Rv> &J. DB TLiquors ;„•,»<«,, Huxter'U..^A.Vs spirit of the Bicentennial which was heralded as "the sportation to the west end of the Island will be via Market, Sanibel Realty and Aquatronics, the Chuck biggest celebration in the history of Sanibel." Casa Ybel Road and West Gulf Drive. Jones Banjo Band will also march in the parade and All of the events are being sponsored by the City of The parade will be reviewed from the Sanibel will perform in Huxter's Plaza from 12:30 p.m. to 4:30 Sanibel's Bicentennial Committee, headed by Bobbi Community House by early Island residents, city p.m. following the parade. Schumacher and Anne Marsh, and are sanctioned by dignitaries, and their families, who will later be Other participants in the parade will include the the American Revolutionary Bicentennial Ad- hosted by Elinore Dormer, Charlotte White, Anne Sanibel Fire Department, the Sanibel Police ministration in Washington, D.C. Marsh and Jean Haff at a reception to be held in their Department, the Captiva Fire Department, the Conceived in the spirit of Heritage, Horizon, and honor. Mayor Porter Goss has announced that every Sanibel Elementary School, the Children's Center of Festival, the three celebration categories authorized participant in the parade will be handed a Bicen- the Islands, the Sanibel Posi Office, the Kiwanis Club, by the Bicentennial Administration, the festivities tennial silver dollar as they pass the reviewing stand the Daughters of the Ailii'ican Revolution, 4he Sons planned for the Island enabled Sanibel to be to commemorate their role in the Island's first of the American Revolution, Island Gub Scout and designated an official Bicentennial Community in historic parade. Uncle Clarence Rutland has been Brownie Troups, Caretta Research, the Sanibel- May of this year. chosen as grand marshall of the parade. County Captiva Power Squadron, the SanibeliCaptiva Shell Friday, July 2: The weekend activities will open commission L.H. (Bob) Whan will also be on hand. Club, the Marvin Post Family and Welker children, with a Teen Dance at the Sanibel Community House The procession will be led by Mark Kyllo, Sanibel's the Periwinkle Trailer Park, the Island Shopping sponsored by the Santiva Teen Club, featuring the newest United States citizen, who will carry the Center, Bailey's General Store, Huxter's Plaza, the music of the express Lake Band, "guaranteed American flag at the head of his fellow Boy Scouts Heart of the Island Shopping Center, Sanibel Marina, Sound." The band will perform from 8:30 p.m. until from Troop 88. As of the Islander's deadline, more midnight for the low, low price of $2 a ticket, which than 50 local organizations, businesses, and in- includes refreshments, John Bretzke and Laurie dividuals had registered to march in the parade, continued on page 22 Kearns are heading up the dance committee. among them three bands. Keith Trowbridge, of Saturday, July 3: The first formal parade in the Sanibel Beach Club and Casa Ybel Resort, has history of the Islands will begin at 10:30 a.m. at the arranged for the 75-member Royal Lancers Drum
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SUNDAY, JULY 4 The flag, in full color, appears on the back page of the Islander — with no printing on the inside. Francis Bailey, of Bailey's General Store* who sponsored the page, and we hope that all will join our salute_, to the American Flag by dis- playing it in your own window during America's See softball pictures and stories on pages 11 and 21 only Bicentennial! Tuesdoy, June 29, 1976 The ISLANDER CAUMMR; SANIBEL-CAPTIVA ISLANDER political and governmental Established 1961 SANIBEL CITY COUNCIL meets the 1st, 3rd and 5th Tuesdays i Activities of every month at 9 a.m. at City Hall, unless special meetings are called. The public isinvited. Editor Virginia N.Brown SANIBEL PLANNING COMMISSION meets every Monday Calendar at 9:30 a.m. at Sanibel City Hall, unless special meetings are called. The public is invited. Classified Rates: $1.00 minimum for 10 words or less; FIRE DEPARTMENT meets every 2nd. and 4th Thursday at five cents per word thereafter. These listings are presented as a public service for visitor 7:30, Palm Ridge Road Firehouse. and motel owners (who may get tired of reciting long lists for' SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION Board of their guests) by the Sanibel Captiva ISLANDER. If you have a service, either paid for or free, which you think should be Directors meets the second Tuesday of each month at 3:30 p.m. Deadlines: Advertising - Wednesday 5 p.m. included, please call the ISLANDER office at472-1881. Thank Classifieds may be phoned in (472-1881) up to Thurs. noon. you. FIRE CONTROL DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS hold their Please call classifieds and subscriptions to 463-4421 if you regular meetings on the second Tuesday of the month at can't reach 472-1881. 1:00 p.m. at the new firehouse, on Palm Ridge Road. The things to do public is invited to attend. BINGO MUREX - American Legion Home, Wednesdays 8 • 915 Rabbit Road (just off corner of Sanibel-Captiva Road) p.m.-no minors. Sanibel, FL. 33957. Office phone - 472-1881. libraries BIRD TOURS - Griffin Bancroft, 472-1447, George Weymouth,- CAPTIVA LIBRARY: Hours, Tuesday & Saturday, 9:30 a.m. - 472-1516. 12 Noon. •.'•'• ISLANDER Mailing address: P.O. Box 3, Sanibel FL 33957. FISHING GUIDES FOR CHARTER: Capt. Ted Cole, 472-2723; SANIBEL LIBRARY: Hours, Mon., Wed. & Fri., 2 - 4 p-.m.; Capt. Doug Fischer, 472-1551; Capt. Baughn Halloway, 472-. Tues., Thur. & Sat., 10 a.m. -12 Noon. Published every Tuesday. Second class postage paid at Fort' 2802; Capt. Belton Johnson, 472-1122; Capf. John Johnson, Myers Beach, Florida, 33931. 472-1020; Capt. Bob Sabatino, 472-1784; Capt. Duke Sells. 472-1784; Esperanza Woodring, 472-112; Capt. Chic Kennedy, how to get there 472-4087,'Capt. Herb Purdy, 472-1849, (also offers sightseeinc trips). BOATS (FISHING) TO RENT - Blind Pass Marina, 472-1020, MUSEUM - the Odyssey Museum of Miniature Americana Island Boat Rental, 472-2228, 'Tween Waters Marina, 472- 1554 Periwinkle Wav, 472-1786. 1784, Tarpon Bay (canoes), 472-1323. NATURAL HISTORY FIELD TRIPS to Sanibel's wildlife habi BOATS (SAIL) TO RENT - The Colony,(472-l424. tats by Richard Beebe and George Campbell. Tuesdays anc v-0Mth.»ir>^ Inc. 472-2531. r;, Thursdays by appointment. For reservations call 472-2180 MOTORCYCLE RENTALS - Sanibel Motorcycle Rentals Wednesday's Open Trip: meet at Sanibel Elementary School 1203 Periwinkle-472-^"1. parking lot, Sanibel-Captiva road at 9:00 am. Wednesday BICYCLES FOR RENT: Hines Rental 472-2874 or check the OF SANIBEL THE ISLANDS' BOUTIQUE fee: $4 per person. motel you are staying in. NOAH'S ARK - Thrift shop open Tuesday through Friday . 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Located in back of St. Michael's and All HAPPY BIRTHDAY Angel's Episcopal Church. SAILING (lessons and-or charter): Southwind, 472-2531; U unexcelled Paul Taylor, 472-1551. SHELLING TOURS - Beach Bay Bayou, 472-1315; Baughn S smart Halloway, 472-2802; Duke Sells, 472-1784; Tarpon Bay Marina 472-1323. A apparel SIGHTSEEING TOURS - Herb Purdy, 472-1333 or 472-1849; from Dotti of Sanibel Tarpon Bay Marina (canoes), 472-1323; Capt. Chic Kennedy, 472-4087, Sanibel Marina. Church Calendar The Island Boutique SIGHTSEEING INFORMATION - U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, 717 Periwinkle Way "Sanibel's Finest" 472-1070 472-1100. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES TENNIS & SCUBA EQUIPMENT (RENTAL), The Real Eel, Sanibel Public Library Sunday 11:00 a.m. - Wednesday 8:00 p.m. HAND CRAFTED GIFTS CRAFT SUPPLIES 472-2674. WATER SKIING - Herb Purdy, 472-1333 or 472 1849. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OFF ISLAND DAY TIME ATTRACTIONS Edison Home in Fort The Rev. Gerald Frost, Minister Myers, 334-1280; Shell Factory, U.S. 41 North Fort Myers; SUNDAY SERVICE: Jungle Cruises, 334-7474, Fort Myers Yacht Basin; Waltzing Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Waters, 283-0636, Pine Island Road. Worship 11:00 a.m. Evening Services 7:00 p.m. fraternal groups WEDNESDAY EVENING: HOURS: 10 TO 5 CLOSED SUNDAY Prayer Meeting 7:00 p.m. 2365 PERIWINKLE WAY, SANIBEL ISLAND ROTARY INTERNATIONAL - area meetings. Fort Myers, Tuesdays at 12:15 in the Shrine Bldg. off Cleveland Ave.; GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH Fort Myers South, Mondays at 12:15 in the Sheraton inn on The Rev. Nicholas Sitaras Rt. 41; Fort Myers Beach, Thursdays at 12.: 15 in the Holiday Services held in the Redeemer Lutheran Inn on EsteroBlvd.; Cape Coral, Wednesdays at 8:00 a.m. in, Church corner of Canal and Broadway, GLOVE the Cape Coral Country Club. For information call .Dick Fort Myers. Vann, 463-9436. .Sunday 10:00a.m. mrrat- KIWANIS CLUB meets each Wednesday morning at 8:00 ST. ISABEL CATHOLIC CHURCH a.m. at Scotty's Pub on Periwinkle Way. Fr. Gerard Beauregard Purveyors Saturday Evening Mass 5:30 p.m. ofGenflemen's Furnishings BOY SCOUT TROOP No. 88 meets at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Sunday Mass 10:00 a.m. at the school. Friday Mass: LIONS CLUB of Sanibel-Captiva meets at 6:30 p.m. the ls< First Friday of each month 7:30 p.m. Closed Nowl and 3rd Wednesday of each month at Island Beach Club. Daily Mass 5:30 p.m. AL ANON - Every Friday, 8:00 p.m. at St. Michael's and All Holy Days 10:00 a.m. See you in Angels Church. For information call 472-2491. Vigil • 7:30p.m. Confession before each Mass. Cashiers, N.C. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS - open meeting. St. Michael's ST. MICHAEL'S AND ALL ANGELS and All Angels Church, Periwinkle Way, Friday nights, 8:00 EPISCOPAL CHURCH p.m. For information call 332-1300. The Rev. James D.B. Hubbs, Rector SUNDAY: Holy Communion 7:30 a.m. 1st & 3rd Sundays . 9:30 a.m. Open Man. thru clubs & civic groups Morning Worship, 2nd & 4th Sundays 9:30 a.m. AMERICAN LEGION POST No. 123 - American Legion Home, SANIBEL COMMUNITY CHURCH second Tuesday of the month, 8 p.m. The Rev. Bruce E. MiDigan, Pastor Sunday Service* Sunday School ... 10 a.m. LADIES GUILD of the Sanibel Community Church meets at 1:30 every third Thursday of the month/For Details, phone SPIRITUALIST CHURCH 472-2425. Rev. Nona F. Hurtado, Secretary • 639-0843 The Christian Thinkers of America, 3620 Acline Road, Punta Gorda. Worship Service SANIBEL COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, INC. - Saniodl Com- Sunday, 11:00 a.m. munity House, 1st Tuesdays, 6:30 p.m.
Art Gallery Custom Framing Specimen Shells Art Supplies Florida & WORLD Wide The Knot Shop Macrame 1017 Periwinkle Way Decoupage nisofli Craft Supplies Z4Z2 Periwinkle Way Thomas Clifford Beads, Beads, Beads Visit Us For Custom Shell Cabinets All Your AAacrame' and Art Supplies 1446 PGRIWINkLG WrfV 472-1121 472-2893 Open 10-5 Tues.-Wed.-Fri.-Sat. OPEN 10-5 OdNipQ |^L^D; ftORIDri TUES.-SAT. ssssssss PHONG: 47Q-3Q13 The ISLANDER Tuesday, June 29, 1976
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Turn Right At The Shopping Plaza Come on up and see us sometime at our new office at 915 Rabbit Road Follow The Signs just off the corner of the Sanibel-Captiva Road next to Surf Realty. 472-4449 »• '. husband were all reported lost (we're glad to be able to report that all the children plus the husband were Police reunited with their loved ones) and that was about all report the classif isable calls. A prowler was reported in sort or another were an- the area in the wee, wee swered and taken care of, hours of the morning; area the help of the EMTs checked on foot, all secure. (Emergency Medical till he got in touch with the Technicians) and-or the A car was reported alarm people, and that other ambulance was requested "missing";--a later phone alarm only went off eleven four times, four "suspec- call assured SPD that it times this past week, mostly ted" B&E's turned out to be wasn't missing after all, a triggered by telephones false alarms after in- workman had picked it up on THE 'Twas a fairly calm week, ringing. vestigation; one wallet, one orders of spouse: as weeks go at the Sanibel Three citations were tire, one ring and one fishing Police Department—a' issued for speeding, three pole were found and either OPEN GATE private alarm decided to go for other moving violations returned to owners or MORE POLICE BOUTIQUES off twice in one night, the and one warning for faulty brought in to the SPD; 1 set Periwinkle Way 472-2108 second occurrence prom- equipment, five- calls for of keys, one dog, one duffle REPORTS ON pting the owner to turn it off various assistance of one bag, three children and one PAGE 24
'SPIRITS OF '76' 'wvwwwvwvwwWWVUWVWWUUWVUOVOUWW NOW OPEN ft. 6. LIQUORS Open 9 to 9 - Huxter's Plaza - 472-3333! For The Summer Season. BICENTENNIAL SALE Summer Hours 10 am To 5 pm Tuesday Thru Saturday R.B. COUPON JULY 1st, 2nd, 3rd Closed Sunday and Monday Present this coupon at R.B. Liquors I July 1st, 2nd, or 3rd and receive the follow- 10-5 Tues. thru Sat. Closed Sunday ing Super — Bicentennial — Prices: 10 $ 99 , ,.; INCORPORATED Full 27: \ 472-1387 1711 Periwinkle Way, next to dottf* 4 Smirnoff Vodka Harvey's Scotch BELLE MEADE SUB-DIVISION Ancient Age Bourbon Ron Rico Rum Canadian Lord Calvert Burnett's Gin TWO - 2 BEDROOM • 2 BATH Seagram's 7 Crown Gordon's Vodka Canadian L.T.D. Kessler's Blend HOMES — ALL APPLIANCES Gilbey'sGin Early Times CARPETED & AIR CONDITIONED | R.B. Coupon July 1st, 2nd, 3rd PRICE REDUCED 10% Free Entertainment For AH TO In The Parking Plaza Chuck Jones and His Banjo Band 12:30 TO 4:30 SAT. JULY 3rd J.P. CARTER COMPANY — OWNER P.O. BOX 114, CAPTIVA ISLAND, FLA. ft. 6. LIQUORS PHONE 472-2472 OR SEE YOUR LOCAL REALTOR 'SPIRITS OF '76' Tuesday, June 29. 1976 The ISLANDER NEWS AND EDITORIAL NOTES ... by ginni brown Chamber survey Special show Recently, the Islands's Chamber of and guests (not to speak of the workers). at Casa Ybel Commerce sent out a questionnaire asking Perhaps some method of combining the what the members thought about the use (or two - - - windshield stickers for daily to J.H. (Pete) Carmichael, an award win- possible mis-use) of causeway bridge ticket multi-daily causeway users PLUS ticket ning free lance photographer and photo- books by "mainland" motels and other books good for, say, three months, (rather journalist, will be presenting (AB- establishments. 240 members were polled, than the present two) with the book price SOLUTELY free of charge) two 45 minutes 87 replied. remaining at 50 cents a ticket or perhaps slide shows at Lowdin Hall on Sunday, July Of the 87 replies, 69 felt that "this type of being raised to $1.00 for each trip. This 4, at 4:30 and 7 p.m. short day tripper takes up space that would would give a break to those who have to use Some of his works will also be on display in be used to better advantage economically," the causeway frequently; those who use it a one man show all weekend at Casa Ybel. and 18 saw no reason to change the present fairly often (say one to three times a week) The slides shows, to which you are urged to system. would still save, and the day trippers or come, will take a beautiful look at the flora In the replies, a number of people "once a year over the bridgers" would still and fauna of Sanibel. suggested windhsield stickers (payable by pay the $3. Carmichael has won prizes in Life the month or quarter or what have you) Of course, we still like the idea, though it Magazine, Popular Photography and the would be better and more fair than the ticket will probably get us shot, of absolutely NO Natural History Magazine. books, although at least one member cost for residents or Island workers, and a questioned the implied "unfair" use of ticket flat $15 a vehicle for anyone else. books by pointing out that Island motels frequently lent Island guests books so they Areo Club forming could visit attractions in town or pick up relatives at the airport, and another Burning costs $1... Banks Prevatt is attempting to form an suggested that "The day trippers are Aero Club for the purpose of getting together potential week trippers..." so that it might Fire Department Chief Allen Nave an- assorted Island flying machine buffs, and be wise to let them keep coming. nounced yesterday that there will be a also to gather some ideas (and hopefully, Personally, while we (The ISLANDER) processing fee of $1.00 charged for all some help) in what, if anything, can be done would find it a great personal advantage to special burning permits issued by the Fire to improve the Casa Ybel airstrip. If you're have windhsield stickers, we're not all all Department. To obtain such a permit, one in any way interested, an organizational convinced that this would be the fairest must apply in person at the Fire Department meeting is planned for Wednesday method for most of the Islands's residents off ice on Palm Ridge Road. (tomorrow) June 30, at 7:30 p.m: at Casa Ybel. For any more information, call Banks at 472-4192 or 3448. Letters to the editor: Members of the Board; short] then I would further recommend he be It is with deep concern and regret that I reimbursed the difference in his capital find it necessary to submit my resignation investment and capital returns. In other as the Chairman of the Directors of the words - no profit. I sincerely believe this Committee of the Islands. I was honored couldbe worked out and numerous, if not all, when asked to serve the City of Sanibel in law suits stopped. This would unite the this capacity. I felt great things could be Island people, keep our Island a special accomplished for the betterment of the placeiand in the long run would require less people and help preserve our lovely Island taxes from property owners. for all to enjoy. I appreciate the confidence Even the Bible instructs us not to covet our X people who put me in this position had in me, neighbor's property! and feel 1 should explain my action for their • Very truly yours benefit. -s-Edwin O. Reed I cannot in good faith have my name Colonel USMC (retired) associated with the decision inregards to the advertisement that was approved to be entered in the Island Reporter Newspaper A copy of the following letter to the Sanibel regarding a blanket approval of the Land Chamber of Commerce was submitted to . Use Plan by the Committee of the Islands. I The ISLANDER: have spent most of my life in the military service fighting 3 wars to protect human This is to express our appreciation for the rights, so I can't endorse a plan that blandly sincere concern and assistance shown by take these rights away. I thought when I Officer Don Case. accepted the nomination as one of the We were spending a few days on the directors I was representing all the people Islands when our car broke down. Being a on the Islands and not just the IGM (I Got foreign car we were concerned about its Mine) group. I am surprised this group repair; on the Island. Officer Case twice thought I would be a tool of theirs and not "rescued" us when we were stranded and think and speak my beliefs. also helped us find a garage. Our car was A tired Fred Bosselman listened . . . and listened . . . I am for proper planning and saving our towed I in, repaired and delivered to our Island from overgrowth. I strongly believe motel in a minimal amount of time and the said a few choice words . . . and listened some more there should be flexibility in a plan and I cahrge was very reasonable. don't believe the proposed plan has this at Offider Case sets an excellent example of (as did we all) during last week's plan workshops ... this time. It might have been the intent to get your lovely Sanibel Island. His warm the big developers, but I feel it is just as hospitality, sense of humor and sincere damaging to the small lot owners and in- interest extends itself to everyone he comes When legal holidays fall on Mondays, exalted t dividuals home owners,who bought in good in contact with. . faith and love our Island. I oppose the fact Our first stay on the Island turned out to be> though they may be, such as this week's Bicentennial that this Board has taken the position to an extremely pleasant one. We are planning " celebration (which is legal only because when the 4th support the Land Use Plan "as is" without to visit Sanibel Island frequently and oat-< J of July is on a Sunday, one celebrates it by not consulting its entire membership. This is too stays on the Island will be even more * working on the 5th, making ye ed happy—if only important ah issue for five individuals to carefree knowing you have someone like briefly—since the fifth is her birthday, and she's been project their personal views when Officer Case on your police staff. complaing for years that everyone's celebrating on representing almost 500 people. I am also -s-Mr. and Mrs. A. Bacallado the wrong day)—but, this wreaks complete havoc disappointed this Board seems to be con- Fort Lauderdale, Florida with our printing schedule, as well as your and our trolled by the will of a few of the general deadlines. members who belong to IGM instead of representing all the people of the Islands. To The ISLANDER: Who's Unfortunately, therefore, the July 6 edition of the Dear Ms. Brown: ISLANDER will be printed on July 2, so all the pretty There is a drive on the Island to collect money for the law suits the City is an- On behalf of President Ford, I would like confused pictures of the Island's Bicentennial celebration will ticipating. As I stated intoday's meeting, to thank you for sending the copy of the not appear until the July 13 edition—(but every cloud possibly with some flexibility in the plan, a Sanibel-Captiva Islander containing ihe has a silver lining—at least Christmas is on a collection of money to reimburse those in- synopsis of the Magna Carta. / Saturday). dividuals that have been financially The President has been extremely pleased That also means that no copy can be accepted for damaged by the plan would be a more with the manner in which the Atnerican the July 6 edition after Thursday, July 1. Anything desirable approach. The end result being a media has been responding to the spirit of received in the office after July 1 probably won't be happier and less divided Island. I for one the Bicentennial. would prefer to pay taxes and donate to save I have enclosed the President's Bicen- looked at till July 7, since it won't be able to appear tennial message which is sent to you and before July 13, anyway. our Island by reimbursing the people hurt by the plan, than pay for law suits that the city your staff along with his very best wishes for For further confusion, the,, July 6 issue will be is subject to lose. - And for the record I'll a happy and memorable Bicentennial year. distributed basically on the 6th, although some may repeat a possible solution. My recom- Sincerely, sneak out on the 5th—all of which adds up to making mendation would be for-the City Council to Milton E. Mitler this Wednesday night our regular Thursday night, have each individual case reviewed to Deputy Special Assistant and, Thursday night, Sunday night. If you think determine what the actual dollar investment The White House YOU'RE confused, imagine how we must feel. And is and then bend the plan if possible to allow Washington do. some return while maintaining our Island in See you at the parade? its natural state. Should the owner end up (See page 12) The ISLANDER Tuesday, June 29, 1976 In your opinion. ...
How do you plan to celebrate theFourth this year?
Leroy Mouton and Mike, Houma, Louisiana: "I'll be back in New Orleans by then. We'll have a little family outing and a barbecue of some sort.'' Don Todd, North Fort Myers: "I'll Hilde Benton, Indianapolis, Indiana: probably spend the day at home with the "With all my family, helping my daughter kids and hlow off firecracker* and and son-in-law pack to go to Europe." sparklers "
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Gary Giese, Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Maxine Michl, Sanibel: "I plan to go to Sue Barber, Sanibel: "Actually, I'm "Probably with the family at the fair in some of the activities here on the Island and going to work on the Fourth, so my plans are Milwaukee." try to a void a sunburn." pretty dull."
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1 urn I SERVING BREAKFAST LUNCH AND DINNER RESTAURANT & LOUNGE HOME OF THE HOT POPOVER HAPPY HOUR: SIR JOHN • APPEARING NIGHTLY EXCEPT SUNDAY. 1231 TULIPA WAY AT THE RAMADA INN 472-4123 The ISLANDER Tuesday, June 29, 1976 crossword * Gasparilia Restaurant by thomcxs Joseph 2163 periwinkle way ACROSS DOWN * the finest food at popular prices ISoho 1 Tete-a-tete i scrubber 2 Be irresolute answer to 1- chicken •& seafood •& steaks 5 Minimal 3 Dwell 10 Tramp 4 Angler's crossword on home made clam chowder & lime pie 11 Dead wrong purchase salad bar — children's menu (2 wds.) 5 Texas city 13 Athirst 6 Tearful — DAILY SPECIALS — 14 Complain verse page 25 15 Lindsay or 7 Lofty t open 5 - 9 pm—closed tuesdays Atkinson mountain 472-2113 16 Throw 8 Try to hit 22 Discovery 30 Nickname 17 Pigeon (2 wds.) 23 Brook for 18 Cure 9 Delicate; 24 Spring baseball's 20 Sticky flimsy 25 Zero or Goslin Holme* tee substance 12 Mortise witching 31 Expunge 21 Nigerian companion 26 Metric 35 Quiet tribesman 16 Kelton of measure one 22 Woodland comedy 27 Wine (colloq.) deity 19 Trigger's 29 Metric 37 Stannum 23 Budgetary tresses measure 38 Cape — consider- ation 25 Box-score entries 10 II 12 26 Mimic LOBSTER FEAST 27 Prisoner 14 EVERY MON., TUES., WEDS. & THURS. * Boiled Maine Lobster (choose from our tank) (si.) 15 \h \1 28 "Stowe" INCLUDING A Cup Of Our New England Clam Chowder character 18 i9 THEN VISIT OUR SALAD BAR 29 Silt A Choice of Baked Potatoe, French Fries, Hash Browns or Spaghetti 22 32 Large cask 21 with Red or White Clam Sauce and Loaves of our Homemade Bread 33 Paving * Because Our Tank Only Holds 125 Lobsters We Can Not Guarantee 23 24 25 substance Lobster After 8 P.M. $# 34 Killer 27 Gourmet Cuisine O • whale 35 Entrees - 10 Page Menu Dining & icktails 36 Click 28 29 30 463-5519 CHILDRENS MENU AVAILABLE 7Days-5 til? beetle Entrees 2500BTE30 BLVD. rORT.WYER.S starting at $3.95 38 Kind of gas 32 33 35 or tar 39 Go on 37 38 pension 40 Thessalian 39 40 mountain 41 Principle 41 42 42 Consider for your entertainment pleasure, see pages 6-7-8 Reoett & The Islands Italian-American BEAUTIFUL GULFSIDE DINING AND SUNSETS AT BLIND PASS Luncheon: Noon - 3 p.m. "Family" Restaurant Dinner: 5:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. FINEST FOODS + QUALITY PREPARATION BREAKFAST - 7:00 am to noon LUNCH - V1:00 am to 2:00 pm FINEST SEAFOODS ON THE ISLANDS! EVERY dish cooked to order! DINNER-5:00 pm to 9:30 pm NO micro-wave ovens! Wine & Beer — Carry out available on ail items — Sunday: Tp Serve You: Chef Watson Reservations: 472-1212 Closed Sundays Breakfast 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. For Superb Dining in a Truly Unique Atmosphere - cross over the bridge. Pizza and Submarine The Sandwiches To Go ISLAND PUB Open 6 Days A Week, Closed Wednesday DOORS OPEN 5 P.M. TIL 9:30 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK Cocktails NEW FEATURE: Salad Bar Specializing in Steaks and Prime Rib Southwest Florida's Finest Seafood Menu American Express - Bank AmeriCard • Master Charge 883 SAN CARLOS BLVD. 463-2033 BETWEEN THE BRIDGES Banquet Facilities Available FT. MYERS BEACH Located at 1625 Periwinkle Way (across from the Heart of the Island) 472-1033 Tuesday. June 29, 1976 The ISLANDER Aleck double wedding Mary Aleck has an- nounced the forthcoming The ISLANDER will have flash guns for our cameras nuptials of her two more news (PLUS pictures) start to work again. daughters, Mary Anne and as soon as our respective Deena Nikki Aleck, who will wed William W. Bunting and Raymond Robert March in a double ceremony on Sunday, July 11, at St. Michael's and All Angels Church. The double wedding ^3C ceremoney will be followed Located in Periwinkle Place Jw by a dinner and reception at the Coconut Grove. HOMEMADE FUDGE IFRESH GROUND PEANUT BUTTER NAPOLEAN& PASCAL HARD CANDIES Salt Water Taffy in 1 5 Flavors ALSO Dietetic Chocolates and Candies Even clouds, are pretty over the Islands . 10:30-5:00 Mon.-Fri. 10-5 Sat. VWtor/QfeVHol Seafood Dinners To Take Out Smoked Mullet Open Monday - Saturday 10-9 Sunday 12-9 FRESH SEAFOOD DAILY ON PERIWINKLE WAY NEXT TO ISLAND BAKE SHOP MARK & PEG BRUNO, OWNERS 472-'2860 Big fish — is for apple juice Kim and George, the children of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Godfrey proudly hold up their own end of their daddy's fine pure and delicious redfish catch. The Godfreys are from Dade City and are to quench your thirst staying at Castaways' Resort. when the summer sun gets viscious. The Bicentennial Bakers' Place Next to the pink house on Periwinkle Way Entertainment RESTAURANT Nightly by CLOSED for VACATIONL A/ Teczo Beginning June 27 751 San Carlos Blvd. ee Watch paper for re-opening date. RESTAURANT & LOUNGE JULY 4th PICNIC WEDNESDAY , FRIMY Special SUPPLIES NIGHT OPEN BICENTENNIAL KITES Seafood Buffet 11:30 AM TO SPARKLERS Lobster, Shrimp, Fish Filet, 2:00 AAA Scallops, Oysters, W shell, HAPPYHR SPECIAL!! RED-WHITE 4-6 Oyster Rockefeller, Voyage AND BLUE BEER toour salad bar #50 SEE YOU AT THE PARADE! Coffee; Tea. DOMESTIC GROCERIES & IMPORTED Open 11:30 a.m.-Till WINE & BEER GIFTS Early Bird Special Every Evening From SHELLS 5:30 P.M. to 7:00 P.M. CHILDRENS PRICES AVAILABLE OPEN SUNDAY 5-12 Periwinkle Way \ BUFFET-5TO 10:30 Sanibel (NEXT TO WINN DIXIE PLAZA) 2601 ESTERO BLVD. 463-4181 The ISLANDER Tuesday, June 29, 1976 weekdays - sign on thru 6 p.m. 6:30 Barbara Stanwyck, 2:00 For full week's TV schedule, 20-Gulf Coast Today Robert Preston. 26-$20,000 Pyramid 6:35 place left index finger here ^—^ 11-Sunshine Almanac , 10:00 2:30 6:50 11-Merv Griffin Show 11-The Guiding Light 11-F.Y.I. 20-Sanford and Son 20-The Doctors (turn page) 6:55 10:30 26-Break the. Bank 11-Spanish News Cast 20-Celebrity Sweepstakes 7:00 11:00 3:00 11-CBS Morning News 11-Gambit 11-A11 in The Family 20-Today 20-Wheel of Fortune 20-Another World 26-Good Morning America 11:30 26-General Hospital 7:25 11-LoveofLife 3:30 11-Local News 20-Hollywood Squares 11-MatchGame 20-Today in Florida 26-Happy Days 26-One Life to Live 11:55 7:30 4:00 11-CBS Morning News - 11-CBS Mid-day News 12 Noon 11-Tattletales 8:00 20-Robert Young, Family 11-Captain Kangaroo U-News Eleven 20-The Fun Factory Doctor-Film 9:00 26-Edge of Night 11-Sesame Street 26-Let's Make a Deal l-Phil Donahue Show 12:30 ^6-Sunshine Showcase: 11-Search for Tomorrow 4:30 Tues, "Souls at Sea," 20-The Gong Show 11—Mike Douglas Show Gary Cooper, George 26-A11 My Children 26—Dinah! Raft; Wed, "Light That 12:55 Failed," Ronnie 20-NBC News 5:00 Coleman, Walter 1:00 20-Adam 12 Houston; Thur, "Never 11-Young and Restless 5:30 Say Goodbye," Rock 20-Somerset 20-To Tell the Truth The young ones were simply entranced ... Hudson; Fri, "Kitty," 26-Ryans Hope Ray Milland, Paulette 1:30 6:00 Goddard; Mon, July 5, 11-As the World Turns 11-News Eleven "The Lady Gambles," 20-Days of Our Lives 20-Eyewitness News June 28, "Uninvited," 26-Rhyme and Reason 26-Newscene Summer reading starts tuesday, 6:3O p.m. till sign off Twenty-seven Island "Happy Birthday, U.S.A. Islands. On June 30, Elinor youngsters showed up at the 1776-1976." Dormer will entertain the 6:30 Declaration of 11:00 Sanibel Library last Wed- During the weekly story children with "Tales of 11-CBS Evening News Independence. 11-News Eleven nesday morning for the first hour, the 4 to 7 year old age Early Sanibel," while on 20-NBC Nightly News 26-Happy Days 20-Eyewitness News in a series of summer story group will be entertained by July 14, Elise Fuller will 26-ABC Evening News 8:28 26-Peter Gunn hours to be offered by the Sylvia Strong, while Carolyn treat her young listeners to 7:00 11-Bicentennial Minutes library in the weeks ahead. Beebe will read to the older an account of a real 11-Nashville Music 8:30 11:30 Under the direction of children. Betty Zajicek will "Hurricane Adventure." 20-Concentration 11-Good Times children's librarian Ruth be assisting in the program. As there is no charge for 26-Treasure Hunt il-CBS Late Movie, "Show 26-Laverne & Shirley Boat," in which Clark, the story hour will be the story hour program, no 7:30 offered from 10:00a.m. until A new feature in this Island youngsters should be 11-Porter Wagoner Kathryn Grayson, 9:00 Howard Keel & Ava 11.00 a.m. every Wednesday summer's series will be two allowed to miss out on this 20-Hollywood Squares 11-M.A.S.H. from now until July 30. The special programs given by wonderful learning and 26-Travel Horizons Gardner sings the 26-S.W.A.T. classics in the cinema theme of this year's series is guest speakers from the entertaining experience. 8:00 9:30 version of Kern & 11-I've Got A Secret ll-6ne Day At A Time Hammerstein's famour 20-"1776" -Worldpremiere 10:00 score. NBC special tracing 11-Switch 20-The Tonight Show keys events in Colonial 26-The Rookies 26-ABC Mystery Movie American starting off 10:45 1:00 with the writing and 20-Tomorrow Show (Part 20-The Tomorrow Show signing of the I) (Part II) Wednesday, 6:3O p.m. till sign off 6:30 8:30 11:00 11-CBS Evening News 11-Kelly Monteith Show 11-News Eleven 20-NBC Nightly News 8:57 20 Eyewitness News 26-ABC Evening News 11-Bicentennial Minutes 26-Peter Gunn 7:00 9:00 11:30 11-Untamed World 11-Cannon 11-CBS Movie "How The 20-Concentration 20-"The Stars & Stripes West Was Won (Part 26-Name That Tune Show," in which Ten- D," with Spencer 7:30 nessee Ernie Ford hosts Tracy, Henry Fonda, 11-FriendsofMan a star studded musical Gregory Peck, Debbie 20-The New Price is Right tribute to Independence Reynolds, John Wayne. 26-POP Goes the Country Day (Part II will be shown 26-Baretta tomorrow, Thursday, at 8:00 11:30) 11-The Jacksons 10:00 20-The Tonight Show 20-Little House on the 11-Sergio Mendez & Brazil 26-ABC Movie of the Week Prairie '77 In Concert 1:00 26-Bionic Woman 26-Starsky & Hutch 20-The Tomorrow Show And the older group liked it too I thursday, 6:30 p..m. till sign off FABRICS NOTIONS YARN SEWING MACHINE RENTALS 6:30 20-Screen Test 9:00 11-CBS Movie, "How The 3BS Evening News 26-Bobby Vinton Show 11-HawaiiFive-O West Was Won, Part 20-NBC Nightly News 20-NBC Movie "Winning' II," see Wed. listing for 26-ABC Evening News 8:00 26-ABC Thursday Movie all star cast, playing the 7:00 11-The Waltons 10:00 part of New England 11-MayberryRFD 20-"The Gorilla" special 11-Barnaby Jones farmers going west in 20-Concentration 26-Welcome Back, Kotter 11:00 the 1830's. Complete 26-Wonderful Wodd of 8:30 11-News Eleven 20-The Tonight Show Sewing Center Magic 26-Barney Miller 20-Eyewitness News 26-Mannix - The Magician 7:30 8:57 26-Peter Gunn 1:00 a.m. Hours: 10-5 Mon.-Sat. 11-The Partridge Family 11-Bicentennial Minutes 11:30 20-The Tomorrow Show -(? 2242B Periwinkle 472-4210 ^spVllolizing in friday, 6:3O p.m. till sign off c ustto m pri nted 6:30 9:00 11:30 T-SHIRTS 11-CBS Evening News "Don't Drink The 26-ABC Friday Movie 11-CBS Late Movie, "The 20-Nbc Nightly News Water," in which Jackie Unsinkable Molly cotton and polyester 26-ABC Evening News Gleason & Estelle 9:30 Brown," in which 7:00 Parsons are tourists 20-Police Story Debbie Reynolds & 11-ISpy mistaken for spies 10:00 Harve Presnell discover 20-Concentration behind the Iron Curtain 11-CBS News Special, (musically) that silver ^ Gifts when their daughter CAN bring happiness, if 26-Love American Style "New York, New York" across from police station on Palm Ridge 7:30 goes on a photo spree. you wait long enough 20-Candid Camera 20-Sanford & Son 11:00* 20-The Tonight Show 26-Nashville on the Road 26-Donny & Marie U-News Eleven 26-The Rookies REMODELING!! . 8:00 8:30 20-Eyewitness News 1:00 50% savings on discontinued items 11-CBS Friday Movie, 20-The Rockford Files 26-Peter Gunn 20-Midnight Special Tuesday, June 29, 1976 The ISLANDER ...put left thumb here, Saturday - all day 7:00 20-The Jetsons 7:00 pull (don't tear) gently. 11-Music and the Spoken 26-The Lost Saucer 11-LawrenceWelk Word 20-"Freedom Is," in which 20-My Partner The Ghost 12:20 Benji & Waldo take an 7:30 .. 11-Fat Albert & The Cosby animated look at the 11-Fury Kids birth of the U.S.A. with Sayers announces 8:00 20-Wimbledon Open Tennis Jonathan Winters, 11-Pebbles and Bamm Championship, first Richard R. Roundtree, Bamm part of finals live from Joseph Cotton, Ed 20-Emergency Plus 4 England Asner for Commission 26-Hong Kong Phooey 26-American Bandstand 26-Hee Haw 7:30 "Constituents from all over Lee Councy 8:26 1:00 11-News (For Children) 11-Children's Film Festival 20-Wild Wild World of have urged me toserve another term on the Animals Board of County Commissioners to. make 8:30 1:30 11-Bugs Bunny-Road 26-Fishing with Roland 8:00 certain the major programs and plans I. 11-TheJeffersons have started are fully implemented and to Runner Hour Martin 20-Josie and the Pussycats 2:00 20-Emergency continue the fiscally conservative policies 26-ABC Dbl. Feature flicks that have saved taxpayers money, reduced 26-The Tom & Jerry Grape 11-WilburnBros. taxes and still provided the necessary Ape Show 20-Grandstand 8:27 services for our citizens. 8:56 26-TBA 11-Bicentennial Minutes "Therefore, I am announcing today that I 11-News (For Children 4 2:15 8:30 will again be a candidate for the District One minutes every hour til 2 20-Major League Baseball 11-Doc 2:30 9:00 seat I won in November, 1972. 1 p.m.) "When I campaigned before, I pledged to :irst two years on the 9:00 11-Untamed World 11-Mary Tyler Moore work hard to plan and carry out a major Board I was instrumental in cutting the 20-The Secret Lives of Waldo 26-Wally's Workshop 20-"The Inventing of road program in the County and a massive county tax millage from 9.864 mils (almost Kitty America," Raymond the maximum) to 5.818 mils. It rose to 6.143 3:00 Burr & British TV plan to "bring parks to where the people 9:30 ll-Wait Till Your Father are"—two things previous boards had not mils the last budget year, and I voted Scientist James Burke against it. U-Scooby Doo Gets Home! host a combo info & adequately prepared for—and at the same 20-The Pink Panther Show 3:30 'time to hold the line on taxes. "Still, we were able to increase our law . entertainment look at enforcement funds, make our ambulance 26-The New Adventures of 11-Champ Wrestling America's technological "I have done these things and more. Gilligan 4:00 advances The $35 million roads program I presented system one of the best in the nation, build a new airport terminal, build a new major 26-Big Valley 9:30 to the Commission on April 17,1974, is under " 10:00 4:30 way. I want to see it through. Further; High- health department building, build a new 11-Shazum! 11-BobNewhart wing on Shady Rest Home, launch a major 11-CBS Sports, / "Pocono 10:00 way 41 now is nearly all four-laned in Lee 20-Land of the Lost 500," & Hall' of Fame County—thanks to our leadership and the drainage project, install 1,000 new 26-Super Friends il-Dinah & Her New Best Votomatic election units' (the first in Diving" Friends $4.3 million we loaned the State of Florida to 10:30 5:00/ get it done. Florida), begin building bike-hike paths, and 20-Run, Joe, Run 26-BertD'Angelo numerous other services and projects. 20-WIMBLEDON Open 11:00 "I personally negotiated the plans for the Tennis, conclusion of new Hancock Bridge Parkway, saving the "I was the leader in beginning a program 11:00 11-News Eleven to correct the enormous deficiencies in the 11-Far Out Space Nuts finals live from England 20-Eyewitness News County over $200,000 by donations from 26-ABC Wide World of landowners and developers in the area. County's water system, acquire a new 20-Return to the Planet of 26-ABC Weekend News division director for it, a new utilities the Apes Sports 11:15 Now, 10,000 cars a day traverse the four-lane 6:00 road. director and new consultants —and then 26-Speed Buggy 26-Wayne Tyler Show fashion a new long-range water 11-News Eleven 11:30 "A long-overdue parks program I 11:30 20-S.W. Fla. celebrates the presented to the Commission on Dec. 3,1975, management program and a county-wide 11-Don Kirshner's Rock wastewater plan. 11-Ghost Busters "Bicentennial with Concert is already well under way. It includes 20-Westwind Barbara Allen development of parks and capital im- "I want to make certain that the water 20-NBC's Weekend, news management program, now one of the finest 26-The Odd Ball Couple 6:30 satire roundup provements in every area of the County. It 11-Thirty Minutes involves the donation of 30 acres of choice in the state, is properly implemented to 12:00 Noon 11:45 assure us of an adequate supply of potable U-The Valley of the 20-Eyewitness News 26-"Frankenstein," land on Cypress Lake Drive I personally 26-ABC Sat. News sought and negotiated, saving nearly water for the future and to guarantee that Dinosaurs Clive, Mae Clark $750,000; a savings of $110,000 on the pur- the wastewater system will become a chase of beach land at Bonita Beach at my reality. suggestion; a' savings of $36,000 on a "We have made tremendous strides donation of land I negotiated for the North during my first term. I want to assure that Fort Myers Library; a contribution of 20 we have the leadership, the courage, the acres of land in Lehigh Acres; a community responsibility, the problem-solving ability contribution of $160,000 in Boca Grande, and and the experience to continue to produce the utilization of other parks lands that cost the accomplishments this fast-growing area the county nothing. will demand." Your astrological week especially cast for the Islands by ffladam Dorinda (phone: 481-3O51) Aries: You are due for some surprising a raise. Guests are likely to visit the family. changes regarding security. Be patient and Be wary of overspending or doing favors for cautious for displays of temperament or the wrong person. excessive independence could be costly. Capricorn: Good time for decorative or Good time for making purchases. constructive enterprise. Past delays or Taurus: The behind the scene realities are hindrances will resolve, but money related inharmonious, so it is best to postpone action emotional friction can threaten a love tie. unless you can be thoroughly objective. The Aquarius: Touchiness of others will give stars favor congenial company. way later'to a more cooperative attitude. Gemini: The things that worked in the Hold your temper or you will regret it. past may no longer be applicable to work or Clandestine affairs have an embarrassment career prospects. This is a good time for potential. renewing old acquaintances, and if in doubt Pisces: Counteract a lack of balance go formal. between your aims and your financial Cancer: Try to avoid trouble over shared resources. Benefit coming related to your assets. The new people in your life may have career ambitions. A journey or visit may be some far-out ideas but they are not meant made for an unusual reason. for you. Play for time if you don't have the right answers. . Leo: You will be susceptible to sudden MADAM DORINDA twists or changes regarding your future direction. Minimize the temperamental or impractical reactions. Attempts to get your 481-3051 way will add fuel to the fire. Virgo: Welcome chances to display your talents or to be involved in social occasions. This is a good time for all partnership en- deavors, especially where finances are concerned. Libra: Don't meddle in the arrangements of others. You can profit from swift insights regarding necessary tasks. Be careful in traffic. You will profit by enlisting the cooperation of an experienced person. Scorpio: Be careful with flamables. Attend to home-related financial affairs. Good news is due from a close friend. If you're unattached, you can find excitement Georgie Mankin Gebauer and her bridegrooi in an odd alliance. ASTROLOGER Sagittarius: Advice of a confidential (after ail, who watches tv on a honeymoon?) since\ nature can be very helpful in negotiating for TAROT CARD READER (see other picture J. The ISLANDER Tuesday, June 29, 1976 11 ...'•*"" Softball Highlights *•:• '• In softball action last weekend, the Sanibel Fire Depart- ment beat the Sanibel Police Department by a score of 16 to 2 on Saturday, with Oscar Gavin becoming the first Island soft Killer to hit a home run over the new fence which was installed last week. The fence is 275 feet from home plate. \nother unfortunate accident befell the Police Depart- rni'iii learn during their practice session following the game on Saturday when Bob Pershing fell and broke his shoulder, Iron! which he is currently recovering at Lee Memorial Hospital. It'sd been ill luck for the Police Department squad .ill ihf way around of late, with Avery Dougherty, having l)i oken his kneecap only the week before. Take heart, fellas, iIn- wheel of fortune must swing for everyone. , , .Ml ~4k.c:..-, » •*fr '•V* CALL (813) 472-3191 IS OPEN -with fresh produce $ TOMATOES 3lb.- 1.00 GEORGIA PEACHES SWEET CORN CANTALOUPES PARADISE CAN BE YOURS... • for a week, month, year, or forever ! • condominiums and homes • sales and rentals t residential and investment properties Mon.-Sat. 10-6 JOHN NAUMANN, REG. REAL ESTATE BROKER 1473 Periwinkle Way - just east of 7-11 P.O. DRAWER W, TAMTIAN GARDENS, SANIBEL, FLA. Holid rkler FLOWERS EVERY OCCASION CELEBRATE )UR COUNTRY YEARS FREEDOM RELAX THIS MEMORIAL weed thin JULY 4th IN OUR COOL & COMFORTABLE WICKER DELIVER TRAW 1630 Periwinkle HAPPY BIRTHDAY AMERICA! The Last Straw "Your Island Straw Market" 2242 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel 472-2154 Gifts, Packaged & Snipped 9:30 - 5 Mon.-Sat. ,*. —c—f—(—c—<—r—r—*—• (—/—c—/•—/—i"—(—t—(—<—(—/—(—(—(—(—(—(—i—(—i—(—<—(-~(—(—(—(—(—(—o* Tuesday, June 29. 1976 The ISLANDER ' ^ -Tf i ^^J/^X» > •<•. «r This is the last page in our year long to the security of a free State, the right of the shall any person be subject for the same controversy shall exceed twenty dollars, the Bicentennial series, and ends, fittingly people to keep and bear arms, shall not be offense to be twice put in jeopardy of life or right of trial by jury shall be preserved, arid enough, with the Bill of Rights, the first ten infringed. ' limb; nor shall be compelled in any criminal no fact tried by a jury shall be otherwise (actually the 3rd through the 12th, but most case to be a witness against himself, nor be reexamined in any court of the United people don't like to remember that) AMENDMENT III deprived of life, liberty or property, without States, than according to the rules of the amendments to the Constitution—the Conditions for quarters for soldiers. due process of law, nor shall private common law. amendments which make our Country's No soldier shall in time of peace be property be taken for public use without just Constitution the unique instrument that it is. quartered in any house, without the consent compensation. AMENDMENT VIII We also very proudly reproduce, not only of the owner, nor in time of war, but in a Excessive bail or fines and cruel punish- for ourselves, but for all those who have manner to be prescribed by law. AMENDMENT VI ment prohibited. helped with these pages all year long, a Excessive bail shall not be required, nor commendation to the Sanibel Captiva AMENDMENT IV Right to speedy trial, witnesses, etc. excessive fines imposed, nor. cruel and ISLANDER from Gerald R. Ford, President Right of search and seizure regulated. In all criminal prosecutions, the accused unusual punishments inflicted. of the United States. The right of the people to be secure in their shall eniov the right to a soeedv and public persons, houses, papers, and effects, against trial, by an impartial jury of the State and , AMENDMENTI unreasonable searches and seizures, shall district wherein the crime shall have been AMENDMENT IX not be violated, and no warrants shall issue, committed, which district shall have been Religious establishment prohibited. but upon probable cause, supported by oath previously ascertained by law, and to be Rule of construction of constitution. Freedom of speech, of the press, and right to or affirmation, and particularly describing informed of the nature and cause of the The enumeration in the Constitution, of petition. the place to be searched, and the persons or accusation; to be confronted with the wit- certain rights, shall not be construed to deny things to be seized. ness against him; to have compulsory or disparage otiiers retained by the people. Congress shall make no law respecting an process for obtaining witnesses in his favor, establishment of religion, or prohibiting the ••• : • '"-•• • AMENDMENT" V ~;.'".. '-,.•'• and to have the assistance of counsel for Jais AMENDMENT X* . '• • free exercise thereof; or abridging the Provisions concerning prosetutien. Trial defense. freedom <# speech, or of the press, or the 1 and punishment—private property not to be Rights of States und«r Constitution. tight of the people peaceably to assemble taken for public use without compensation. AMENDMENTVn The powers not delegated fe the United andjo^getition the Government for a redress States by the Constitution, nor .prohibited by of'grieva^es. v No person shall be held to answer for a Right Of trial by jury. it to the States, are reserved to the States capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless In suits at common law, where the value in respectively, er to the people. ,.*, AMENDMENT II / on a presentment or indictment of a Grand Jury, except in cases arising in the land or Right to keep and bear arms. naval forces, or in the militia, when in actual A well-regulated militia, being necessary service in time of war or public danger-'nor United StM o ^Arlicft me,nnt tTflt, \ia£t cJiAi* Ai*A&. 'C +V M, U*£*AA OMmitjtlu—mlp•****• vi. OUJMM>U(, Jtrituo me dg/d Mu, U~£j- .A&I .1&uv *eu • If * If • If • |f • |f this Bicentennial Page brought to you through the courtesy of THE BAILEY'S GENERAL SANIBEL CAPTIVA COCONUT Carl & Ross BOB'S ISLAND NIMBLE THIMBLE STORE American Legion Post No. 123 GROVE THE CORNER DRUGSTORE FLOOR COVERINGS MID-ISLAND REAL ESTATE, INC. Betty Gardiner & June Henry THE CLOVE HITCH SANIBEL-CAPTIVA REAL ESTATE (Roy Bazire, Broker) CASTAWAY'S RESORT & RESTAURANT Steve & Martha Reynolds (Claire Walter, Broker) The ISLANDER Tuosdoy, June 29, 1976 CITY OF SANIBEL AGENDA COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 29; 1976 CASA YBEL RESORT 9:00 a.m. l. Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance (Goss). 2. Continuation of May 24, 1976 public hearing and second Hurricane????? reading of an ordinance adopting the proposed Com- The Community Association Hurricane Meeting is being rock? Its height, distance from the shore or bay or river, etc. prehensive Land Use Plan and other related and supporting programed to answer the following questions, according to I'm sure someone will be able to answer that question the ordinances. (Editor's Note: Third reading and adoption of John Shepherd, program director. night of our meeting." CLUP scheduled for July 13.) Q: What is it like to go through a real hurricane? 1. Ordinance Adopting CLUP A: "We plan to show a film taken during one of the worst Q: What happens if the bridge gets stuck. The cameway 2. Parking and Recreational Vehicle Ordinance storms to hit the Gulf Coast. You'll see trees, posts, wires flooded or eroded. Or highway 867 beyond the bridge is 3. Prohibiting Motor Vehicles on Beach being blown down. Cars moved along the streets. Debris covered with water and unusable? ' rf 4. Repealing Ordinance Adopting Lee County Zoning sailing through the air. Boats being tossed about like match A: "Our own preparedness group have a plan to meet that Regulations and Maps sticks. Seawalls undermined and crumbled and the actual situation." 5. Repealing Prior Ordinance Prohibiting Engine Powered destruction of a condominium. In addition, we are hoping to Vehicles on Beach, Etc. have a group of old time residents who went through Donna, Q: I understand there is a new system of notification ofc 6. Repealing Ordinance Cutting Off Rezoning Actions the hurricane of 1944 and one person who survived the storm ficers or hurricane wardens being set up so that * 7. Repealing Prior Sign Ordinances and Amendments of 1910 to answer questions." can be notified more quickly? Where does that stancff ""' • 8. Repealing Vegetation Ordinance A: "Right. Capt. John Butler has a group working on that 9. Establishing a Vegetation Committee Q: How many hurricanes have actually hit Sanibel? now and an announcement should be made on the 6th. If a 10. Emergency Ordinance Regulating the Protection of A: "Six, and we plan to show their paths, where they hit, storm hits before the old notification officers will be ready to Vegetation For Real Property Development or the severity of the storm in terms of wind velocity, volume of act. Incidently, the Community Association is working on Redevelopment. rain, and the height of the tide." this now and need volunteers in each of our subdivisions. If 12:00 Noon Lunch. you want to help call Carol Davenport, the Association's 1:30 p.m. 3. Public hearing and second reading of an Q: If we have a seven foot tide or a ten foot tide, how will permanent secretary and leave your narae^and one /ithe Ordinance "Prohibiting The Sale Of Alcoholic Beverages By Sanibel be effected? officers will contact you.' ' y—•'~..LSLZ~>>- Other Than City Of Sanibel Licensed Alcoholic Beverage A: "Ten feet, I'm told, will cover all of Sanibel. The road in Vendors; Providing For Sale Both On And Off Premises Of front of your house is 5 to-5V2 feet above mean high tide so Q: "These are some of the questions," states Dick Wilsc Licensed Vendors During Specified Hours And At you can figure where a ten foot tide will come in your house. president of the Association, "that are being raised a?sd o: Appropriate Locations." Sanibel is not the only area effected with such tides — we'll reason for having this meeting. John, I understand 2:00 p.m. 4. Public hearing and second reading of an show you how it will effect the rest of Lee County, and arranging for six of the top officials on Civil Defense in Ft r Ordinance "Providing Certification And Licensing remember, some hurricanes have brought higher than ten Myers to come here that night and answer these questio Requirements For The Operation Of Taxicabs; Providing foot tides. Also you have a back and forth motion with strong officially. r For The Rules Of Operation; Providing For Standards Of waves that has its effects. "That's true," said Shepherd, "we hope to produce the t* Service." brass including our own committee of some 15 people w 2:15 p.m. 5. Consider approval of a resolution applying Q: We are told that we will have 12 hours of daylight time have been working on this plan for over a year." • for an order directing that the County Court sit in a location notice before the storm hits—Is that the outer perimeter or "In addition to these speakers we hope to have exhib suitable to the City of Sanibel and convenient in time and the center of the storm? 1) What to take with you when you leave. 2) Diagrair place to its citizens and police officers. A: "Good question. I don't know; we'll have to ask Mr. tracking charts of the storms that have hit this area, 2:30 p.m. 6. Consider approval of a resolution requesting Benson to answer that." organization chart of our own Emergency .Prepare the Lee County Supervisor of Elections to conduct City of Evacuation and Relief Team headed up byPoliceClmiJ/^' Sanibel Election. Q: Why has Fort Myers High been selected as the public Butler. 4) A list of the new notification officers and any otl 2:45 p.m. 7. First reading of an ordinance adopting shelter to which we are to go—what's wrong with Cypress information the public should have and I understand fr certain Chapters of State Election Code. Lake or Edison Community College or some grade school Dick Wilson the Association is considering making thij 3:00 p.m. 8. Consider request made by Jane and closer? permanent exhibit and to keep it in the community build Theodore Slosson, Jr. to construct a single-family residence A: "We've asked Mr. Hall of the Red Cross to explain their during the hurricane season in order that people can com< on Lot 18, Unit No. 4, Sanibel Estates Subdivision, Section 30, criterion for selecting shelters. You'll get his answer on the and see it anytime." • '. Township 46 S, Range 23 E. Sanibel, Lee County, Florida 6th. (Ed. Note—also Cypress Lake is only six feet above sea "Also," added Wilson, "since the building is open each i (Lighthouse Way) level.) from 10 to 12 — people are invited in to see these exhibits, f 3:15 p.m. 9. Approval of minutes of previous meeting. 6-1 also will have printed information on "What to do.. .eg/ - 4 (spec, mtgs.) 6-8, 6-9, 6-15 (spec.) 6-21, 6-14-15 (con- Q: Why was the designated evacuation route selected over and should be able to answer questions." ; •. tinuations of 5-24.) a much shorter route to Fort Myers High? "Before we close this interview, I'd like to emphsf - 3:20 p.m. 10. Correspondence A: "We plan to have Col. Turon head of Lee County again that while this meeting is being planned along witF 3:30 p.m. 11. City Attorney's Report. City Manager's Defense here to answer that one." Community Association regular dinner meeting, thatif""^ Report Mayor and Councilman Reports. Public Inquiries main program which is scheduled to start at 8 p.m. is open' ^ and Comments. Q: How can you determine a safe shelter .if you are the public and we hope to see a large turnout which incliL _ 4:00 p.m. Adjournment. selecting one on your own such as a motel or hotel in Fort the people of Captiva as well. We are presenting this meeting" 5:01 p.m. Convene public hearing for purpose of con- Myers? as a special service to the community at large at the request sidering changes in zoning and other Land Use Regulations. A: "The construction of the building. Is it on piling to bed of the City of Sanibel. Pottinger Landscaping WANTED-COCONUTPALMS We Move, Fill Hole & Pay For Them Monday to Friday Coll 481-4734 ITALIAN DELICATESSENj| A NEW WORLD] OF FINE FOODff PIZZA >: Call 472-4003 homemade sausage cheeses imported pasta ANTIQUES ARE HISTORY fresh breads homemade lasagna spices imported & domestic cold cuts- - YOU CAN DISCOVER CIAO IN TAHITIAN GARDENS ON PERIWINKLE Sanibel Captiva Rd. OPEN MON.-SAT. Bette & Stearns at Blind Pass Williamson 472-2991 or 4571 "WH Tuesdoy, June 29, 1976 The ISLANDER f Hurricane coming July 6 Plan revie^ "That's true," said John Shepherd, "Will we know the severity of the storm? was the subject of an intensive page by page ogram chairman for the coming special The expected tide? Velocity of the wind? The Comprehensive Land Use Plan review during the council's week-long ^hurricane meeting to be put on by the Any rain and the amount that will precede (CLUP) for the City of Sanibel weathered workshop sessions, which commenced at j|Sanibel Community Association Tuesday the storm? close scrutiny last week from the city City Hall last Monday and continued vir- 'evening, July 6 at 8 p.m. "What happens to those who can't make it council, city consulting attorneys, city tually non-stop up until yesterday afternoon. •"• "Anyone who has not been through a and don't get off the Island? planners and interested citizens of the The week began with the council giving ,,; hurricane will live through one that night "What happens to our car, pets, boat, Island, but not without enduring drastic consideration to the economic assumptions i Ibecause we are going to show a 15-minute home etc? How can we protect them? revisions of certain key elements. The plan of the plan, in which the council was aided by / ^movie that shows the wind, the rain, the tide "We have attempted to anticipate what H$hat occurs when a hurricane hits. It's people will want to know and have invited lightening to see trees blown over, cars six top people from Fort Myers responsible fehd around,. big boats tossed about, for our safety plus our own preparedness a\ *orn away and thrown up against and evacuation committee under Police Ptuiitlings, even a condominium destroyed. Chief John Butler to attend this meeting and | "In addition to the film, we are preparing answer questions for us," Shepherd con- ijo tell people the storms that have hit this tinued. j|area since the turn of the century and to "While the dinner meeting at 6:30 is for nswer such questions as: members and their guests only, the Special "What is to be Sanibel's designated Hurricane meeting at 8 p.m. is open to the footer? And why? public and we hope a large crowd will turn "What route,are^we to take to get there? out to learn how to protect themselves, their family and property against these \ "What are we supposed to take with us? destructive storms. One of these years one is I "How much advance warning will be have going to hit, and we must be prepared! We jnd ho* will we be told? just hope it isn't this year! The lawyers the local lives of alligators (of all things) on 1968 Sanibel. They not only thought Sanibel was The July 4, 1968 ISLANDER wished all a great, but also found that the "alligators are happy fourth, and admonished all not to nicer here." forget the Legion fish fry. The Sanibel Construction on the new Inter County Captiva Sharks Softball Team was holding a 0%, a htk d peat iwvw e( Tfce Telephone building was going "nicely, holiday benefit dance at Casa Ybel for the despite the bugs flying around." (The entire Sanibel Athletic Field, at which one could teafify Vm ispat t issue was loaded with buggy remarks, so it dance to the live music of the Tommy Mason must have been a very good year for Trio, get beverages and have a good time — skeeters.) Joe Wightman had just returned for $1.50 a ticket. g; I 1962 The other page one story that week was home from "cousin hopping" and a visit to Native ferns and red hibiscus decorated |; jPor some odd reason, the July 4th issues of the installation of the new officers of the the Seattle World's Fair, and Charles LeBuff the installation of the Legion and Auxiliary If f first two years we pulled from the back American Legion and American Legion was worried about the nests of black necked officers again, with 8th District President Ites of the ISLANDER ACTUALLY FELL Auxiliary. stills, whose building efforts were being Fran O'Callaghan installing Isabel Kirk- I: N July 4. The 1962 issue headlined the Lee washed away by the heavy summer rains, pa trick, Marge Woodring, Priscilla Murphy, ijHinty Chamber of Commerce holding a Bette Park and Betty Putt had just bought interfering with their regular nesting Goldie Nave, Mary Purdy, Mary Nix and |l>eciai meeting (nine carloads of. Fort the B-Hive (formerly the Suva Trader) season. There was an editor's note at the end Blanche Pf lough. [yers officials arrived on a special ferry) which they planned to run during the winter of the story (which had gone into detail Nicodemus Van LeverBell celebrated his ith the Sanibel Captiva Chamber of and spend the summers in Indiana, when the about how one nest was "artifically" raised birthday again — certainly the social ommerce at Casa Ybel, with the County shop would be managed by Charlotte Harris for safety's sake) which asked if LeBuff had highlight of the dog world. Scotty's Pub was gotten a permit from the Planning and •i.t Bamber acting as hosts. and Donna Fredrikson. advertising fish 'n' chip dinners — all you « "Twas a rather rare meeting, in that it Zoning Board for the construction, or had it can put away — for $2. Gulf front lots were as all for fun (and to introduce a few people National Geographic Magazine had sent been considered in the right of a "special available on Upper Captiva and-or Cayo ere and there) and didn't have any two gentlemen, Treat Davidson and varience"? Things really weren't all that Coasta for $7,500,Clyde Mason and his band -Jieeches. Gee! Laymond Hardy, to photograph and record different, right? were playing Saturday nights at South Seas, and fryers were 29 cents a lb., coffee, 39 ADVENTURE Miki's. House on Sanibel PINK TURT CHE5T PLENTY OF FREE EASY PARKING the CEDAR CHEST SHOES NSTUF MIKI'S HOUSE A.G. EDWARDS THE PINK TURTLE The NEEDLES EYE of Sanibel gifts of all the original complete needlepoint learn shell arts, shell jewelry & Sons, Inc. descriptions island shoe store shop exceptional gifts »©00©OGOOOOOOOOCK>OOOOOQCK>000©00 FOR A UNIQUE SHOPPING EXPERIENCE ^ A. A A.G. Edwards IWflOf Zamboanga Jolanil ffianblirr INTERNATIONAL INC. KLEV ISLAND CANDLIER GARDEN ZAMBOANGA SHALIMAR SHELL i',S clothing decorative candles SNACK SHOP Furnishings International, Inc. both & linen boutique near, games & fine gifts sandwiches, ice cream capiz lamps and import boutique bath and kitchen & snacks rattan furniture accessories 0: . A si The ISLANDER We were near our destination for a few Dig buried with ceremony ,—$ days, Little Hunter, the home of Philip's Dog buried with large casket,—$ sisters at Apache Junction. At Little Hunter Dog buried with headstone marker.—$ you can get a different view from every "They don't squeeze the dogs into their window of Superstition Mountain where the caskets" I told Philip and the girls as I got old Dutchman was lost hunting for gold. back into the car to recuperate. The Mesa Some folks think there is still gold up there Tribune took our picture and had a story. It but few nowadays try to find it. is always news that we are STILL acting "Would you like to visit a Pet Cemetery?" having now "trod the boards" (wherever Winnie asked, (Philips's little sister). And that expression came from) for fifty years. then Mildred, (Philip's big sister) said, After we told Win and Mildred goodbye to "Maybe they'd like to visit the hermit!" Superstition Mountain it started to rain as Whereupon we decided we could do both on we stood to view the Lavender Pit at Bixbie, that Apache Junction afternoon. The hermit and to read the explaining sign: didn't live too far from Rawhide and "This open pit mine is named for Harrison Phoenix, so far as miles go, but en- M. Lavender who as Vice President of vironment, we stepped into another world! Phelps Dodge, his dynamic leadership, his His house seemed to be an open ram- comprehensive knowledge of all parts of shackle shed and little birds were perched mining will continue to be an inspiration to on the edge of tin cans filled with water and his fellow engineers." he had a beard that reached to heck and There was every color of the rainbow in gone. But my, he was happy and chatted the great opening but oddly enough, the away while he carved things out of the wood predominant color was lavender. Lucky for from trees surrounding his oasis. The us, the first hotel we came to was the Gadson hermit's life concentrated on the feathered at Douglas, Arizona. I stepped in the lobby friends around him while the owner of the and then rushed outside to tell Philip, "We Pet Cemetery fixed his mind on canines, will have to stay here, no matter how much dead ones, that is. it costs, it is that beautiful!" And so it was, Philip and his sisters wouldn't go in the like the famous Peabody at Mephis, a long This interesting young man is Toller himself illustrated. cemetery gate but I did and was greeted by a curved marble staircase, a lobby half a Cranston, a recent guest at Castaways who ..Speaking of Castaways—June, Betty and barking dog followed by his owner who block wide with balconies and mosaics and wouldn't let us put anything in about him the staff are desolate with Bill Roger's would have kept me there all day if I hadn't carved railings. I could go on and on, the while he was still here, since he wanted departure. Bill's been sort of chief waiter, told him I was pressed for time. I couldn't Gadson is so attractive. It was built I guess •anonymity during his stay here. Mr. bottle washer and man about the place for stand too much of it. Graves with head- when Arizona was swimming in gold and nston, who is known to practically all over a year, but will be flying to London on stones, letters from owners of pets who had copper and silver. 'ins as "Toller" won a Bronze Medal July 14 where he'll board one of the Triton died, "We thank you for your consideration The owner herself, was at the desk to greet « Olympics in ice skating. The Line Italian steamships for an exciting new in our time of bereavement. You will never us and arranged a conference right away 'graph is from the cover of a book about job! Best wishes, Bill! know what a comfort it is to know that little with newspaper people, and bigwigs in vritten by Elva Oglanby, which he Fido is safe, in the grave you so carefully Douglas because there's a wondrous Grand prepared for him.", etc. etc. Theater there and Douglastonions want it "Now I will show you the caskets" said restored. We met Mrs. Martha Martin from Mr. Pet Cemetery. There were all sizes, France and her pet newspaper columnist beautifully carved-oiit-of-wood ones and all whom she called "Cricket." I liked what the (he return from Alaska lined in satin with lace around the pillows. Hotel had done for Mrs. Martin, took down "Look at this" he said, and I gazed on the three walls and made her a gorgeous (PART II) snapshot of a German Shepherd, dead of suite...from where she reigned as chief course, with his head on a soft downy white adviser for anything cultural in Douglas, by Ruth Hunter better fix memories of the old West in the head rest. "You notice," he went on, "we Arizona. Martha arranged a delightful minds of living men." never squeeze animals in"; he showed me breakfast for us with Cricket and other Rolling along in Arizona watching the tops more pictures of dead dogs in caskets. "And newspaper people and photographers. The of mountains against the sky which The head of the black horse dropped down in a very sad way. Ironwood trees, saguara, if you would like a graveside cermony when pictures turned out very well of me, I like sometimes looked like faces, 'we stopped you bury your dog, we can arrange that, but them best when the printer starts fading the along the Pioneer Trail. A riderless horse in palo verde trees, catclaw, ocotillo bush, jumping cactus and bareel cactus grew al) first we go to the Chapel for this"...he then ink. -biack metal stood atop a stone column and pointed toa cement building with a Cross on this bore a plaque to say: along the road and I saw a little grave with a "I don't think the Government is going to small white cross on this the Pioneer Trail. the top. I couldn't take any more. give them $150,000 to restore that Grand "In memory of Tom Mix whose spirit left Each state has a particular flower of its own "My dog isn't dead" I said, "Do you bury Theater" said Philip. "No", I agreed, "for body on this spot and whose charac- and I was musing on Arizona's lovely birds?" And with that he handed me a price the roof is falling in!" and portrayals in life served to lavender ones. sheet: (to be continued) NO ONE WILL EVER BUILD HERE No one will ever build on this wonderful 3Vi miles of Gulf-front beach. Only a footbridge away from Blind Pass condominiums, the beach is only one of the good things we'd like to show you. You'll find spacious condominiums in a Polynesian style, natural landscaping, luxurious amenities and much more. Look for Blind Pass condomin iums and you won't need to look any further. Sanibel Island Blind Pass You'll find us on Seabell Road which is just off the Sanibel-Captiva Road opposite the Ding Darling Bird Sanctuary exit. Look for Blind Pass Condominiums — and you won't Pass need to look any further. S&J Bell Road Sanibel Island, Flb.ida 33957 (813)472-1585 The ISLANDER Tuesday, June 29, 1976 17 CLUP being fined honed In the midst of the final review, Voting unanimously on both cases, the In the first hearing of the day, the com- Johnson requested permission to build 39 refinement, and editing process, which the commission recommended to the city mission denied the request of Dan Royal Jr., dwelling units on two acres of beachfront city's proposed Comprehensive Land Use council that the two petitions for relief be owner and trustee of the Break-Away pvoperty, while the city planners calculated Plan is still undergoing in an attempt to denied, upholding their previous decisions in Condominium project on Gulf Drive, for that only ten units would be permissible in make it "battle ready" by the slated July both cases. relieve to build 59 dwelling units, two tennis conformance with the proposed CLUP. 13th adoption date, the Sanibel Planning courts, a swimming pool, the extension of Commission heard two lingering respite Both requests for relief from the respite Gulf Drive to the property, the extension of The commission also objected to John- cases yesterday morning under the came from developers of condominium water lines to the edge of the property, and son's plans to build 15 of the proposed units provision of city ordinance 7-1. projects of Gulf Drive. the construction of a sewage, water, and seaward of the coastal setback line (D.N.R.) road system on the 10.8 acre site. The denial mandated by the CLUP. came on the grounds of the density Troutman denied (so far) allocation for the site, with only 21 units Johnson opined that the CLUP's density permitted on the parcel under the provision allocation for this parcel was : "too of the CLUP as currently proposed. There On the morning of Monday, June 21, the Troutman's attorney, Wade Hopping, punitive" and claimed that the denial of his Lee County Board of Commissioners voted asked the commission to reconsider their was also some question as to whether or not the city would accept the right of way for the request would result in personal bankruptcy *« deny Robert Troutman's proposed 26,500 decisiQn to deny multi-family zoning for the for him. Planning commission chairman tirrit Estuaries development for the second site and to adjust their two unit per acre proposed extension of Gulf Drive, which the developer had previously deeded to Lee Duane White informed him that the city time in three years. density figure, as well as objecting to their council was still considering how they would elimination of the marinas. Commissioner County. The decision to deny the massive con- handle transition cases such as the Kings dominium project proposed for the north Betty Bowen stood fast on her objection to the marinas, basing her objection on the fact Crown project, urging him to wait until the shore of Estero Bay came only moments adoption of the plan before proceeding. after commissioner Dick Sayers had moved that the construction of the marinas would The second request for relief from the for approval of Troutman's application, require ttje dredging of eleven-acres of bay respite, that of Robert L. Johnson and Ms' subject to a 17-point plan. The motion to bottom m Hurricane Bay. Approximately 91 son Steve Johnson, president a)»d vice Later in the morning, the commission approve was defeated by a vote of three to per cent of Troutraan's site is-classified as president of % Latham Corporation, to- discussed the supportive ordinances to the complete Phase l of the Kings( Crowa CLUP, and gave further consideration to the two, the same identical margin which only a x. wetlands. Commissioner Goldtrap opined few minutes later would deny Troutman Jfis that the denial of the project was based on Condominium project on West Gt$f Drive/,; development intensity mat contained in the dream of building a condominium city of "fear of tbe unknown'' rather than upon was also denied on the grounds of density," plan. ,73,000 people. Commissioners Sayers and logic. . . „ George Goldtrap cast the dissenting votes on Developer Troutman now plans to appeal commissioner James Sweeney's motion to the commission's decision to the if4orida deny the proposal. Cabinet, sitting as the Land and Water - The denial carried a suggestion from the Adjudieatery Commission. commission that Troutman redraft his Give a hoot! mater-plan to include only single-family and A later development which came to light duplex housing (rather than the five con- at the commission's regular meeting on dominium villages contained in the original June 23 could delay the final decision on the plan), a density of two units per acre, the development until mid-July. At that payment of voluntary impact fees to the meeting' county attorney Jim Humphrey county for necessary services, the presented the commission with a draft elimination of three marinas and the con- development order in which Troutman troversial interceptor waterway (all agreed to a 30-day extension of the final requiring dredge and fill), and phased approval. In the development order are development of the overall concept. The contained conditions which Troutman must commission also decided that Troutman's meet to obtain the commission's approval. proposal should Ke resubmitted to theSouth- Upon completion of the order, it must be Dont west Florida Regional Planning Council, reviewed by both the Southwest Florida which has already voted thirteen to one to Regional Planning Council and the State pollute! deny the project. 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SUNDIAL on SANIBEL Partners Club Room in the Registration Bldg. on Gulf Dr. Donald Peters providing the area with fine furnishings fk since our founding in 1924 by B.C. Foxworthy (MEMBERS NEW YO*K STOCK EXCHANGE No. 1 Periwinkle Place 1601 Jackson St. STOCKS . BONDS .MUTUAL FUNDS, INSURANCE . ANNUITIES 2164 W. First St., Fort Myers — 334-35051 472-1327 334-1348 1995 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel Is. — 472-3121| Thomas C. Colem.ah Mgis - Willis G. Eshbaijgh ' ANBS-1 5EFM-5-1 -76| Tuesdoy, June 29, 1976 The ISLANDER s!L Cayo Gosta 's Go sale closer On June 21, the proposed program, includes property Skiing!" state purchase of 894 acres owned by 99 persons, of land on the northern end amounting to some 21,500 Water Ski Along Sanibel's Bay Front. of Cayo Costa and southern feet of beachfront. The land RATES BY THE HOUR end of North Captiva islands is appraised at between 8.7 cleared the state's ALL EQUIPMENT FURNISHED. and 8.9 million dollars. Interagency Advisory The largest tract to be CALL CAPT. HERB PURDY: 472-1849 after 6 Committee, bringing the purchased; a 255-acre parcel $8,580,515 acquisition owned by Addison B. Miller package one step closer to and a land holding group completion. Final approval represented by attorney by the state Cabinet is ex- John Sheppard, will cost the pected on July 20. The two state $2.8 million. Another JOIN US sister islands, located just 130-acre tract owned by the for Sightseeing and Luncheon Cruises north of Captiva Island, are North Captiva Company is reputed to be the last un- selling for $1 million. on the disturbed major barrier islands in Florida. State officials plan to The acquisition proposal, attempt to purchase the Bill Conklin, Chip Conklin, Charles Groshen (Bill's father- THE LUXURIOUS 45 FT. TWIN SCREW FULLY made possible by the state's remaining portions of Cayo in-law) and Pati Conklin, all of Orangeburg, South Carolina, EQUIPPED HOUSEBOAT $200 million Environ- Costa at an undisclosed date who frequently visit at Castaways, are proud of their catch mentally Endangered Lands in the future. of snook, trout, whiting and angel fish. VISIT UNIQUE LITTLE SHELL ISLAND OR BEAUTIFUL CABBAGE KEY — REFRESHMENTS — '/i day or all day - 4 to 8 persons New Lutheran Church forming here CALL CAPT. CHIC KENNEDY Word reached us last week Westgate, with services to families. With ap- inauguration of worship 472-4087, SANI8EL MARINA of a new Lutheran Church be held starting in the fall of proximately one fourth of services in temporary being organized on the this year. To be called "The Island residents contacted facilities. Islands by Pastor Judson Shepherd of the Islands," to date, Pastor Westgate While no exact timetable •V, At* the church is being spon- already has 21 firm com- has been announced, Pastor sored by The Lutheran mitments, which he con- Westgate expects the in- Church in America. siders more than sufficient terest meetings to get un- Home of the Live Educated Shrimp At the present time, to go ahead with his plans,, derway in September, with Pastor Westgate is con- When the survey is the initiation of services ducting a door-to-door completed, an interest expected to follow in 75 cents a dozen survey of the community in meeting will be held and October. A charter opening search of interested preparations made for the is slated within ap- proximately eight months thereafter, while Pastor We Restring Tennis Racquets Westgate is anticipating a formal organization of the & Replace Grips A Fisherman's church in the late spring of 1977. A permanent location Paradise for the church will be sought At The eventually. -'.'. :• :.- I;M*:.•:"..•-:-».•. .,*v.tr.- Pastor Westgate is a REAL EEL native of Wisconsin, having previously lived in Rhinelander, Green Bay and Milwaukee. He attended the University of Washington in Seattle and Carthage College in Illinois/and is a SKIP PURD graduate of the Nor- 472-2674 thwestern Lutheran Theological Seminary of SPORTING GOODS LIVE Minneapolis, Minnesota. TENNIS & GOLF EQUIPMENT Before moving to Florida, PIN FISH Pastor Westgate served two RAF'TS-BEACH TOWELS BAIT CASTING NETS-SPEARGUNS-TIPS & BANDS parishes in Pennsylvania, at MEN'S SWIM TRUNKS-FILM-SUNTAN LOTION MASKS. FINS. SNORKLES Girard and Greensburg. For y ' • RODS. REELS & FISHING TACKLE-l'SLAND'S ONLY SCUBA AIR STATION- :•- the past twelve years he was SCUBA RENTALS-TENNIS-WATER SKIES pastor of the Ascension Sanibel Center Bldq., Periwinkle & Casa Ybel Road Lutheran Church in Boynton-Delray Beaches* Florida. Pastor Westgate, his wife, Gloria, and son, David will live temporarily at 315 Palm Where you can shell beside Lake Drive until their home is completed in the Lake the Gulf and fish Murex Subdivision. Pastor Westgate first came to the in your backyard. Islands this past April. west end Interested parties are urged to call 472-2135 for of Sanibel at Captiva bridge further information about the new church and for 7:30-5:30 daily (813) 472-1020 personal consultations. hi low $ooo FISHING 7:28 a. 1:30 p. 9:48 p. %J Vz DAY SIGHT SEEING • FUN TRIP WED. 3:55 a. 8:23a. 2:15 P- 10:24 p THURS. 4:27a. 9:29 a. 3:01 P. 10:59 p Nobody-But Nobody Gets Seasick FRI. 5:02a. 10:43 a. 4:01 P- 11:38 p A MOST ENJOYABLE TRIP • COME RAIN OR SHINE SAT. 5:43a. 12:07p. 5:12 p. . • • . — SUN. 6:28 a. 12:16 a. 6:45 P. 1:43 p EVERYBODY CATCHES FISH MON. 7:11 a. 12:54a. 8:41 3:13p P- RODS AND REELS RENTED $2.00 OR BRING YOURS Tides courtesy of Priscilla Murphy, Realtor, Inc. TWO TRIPS A DAY — 7 DAYS A WEEK START RETURN Conversion table: The above tides are for the lighthouse point of Sanibel only. To convert for Redfish Pass (north tip of Captiva), add 55 minutes to the MORNING FISHING ' 9>00AM 12tOO PM time shown for every hi tide, and sub trap two (2) minutes for every low tide. AFTERNOON FISHING 1:00 PM 4t00 PMk (NO, we don't know why, but it works. Instructions following are even less sense-sical but, as we.stated, they do work.) No Phone — No Reservations — Just Be Here For Captiva Island, Gulf side, subtract 30 minutes from each high tide, and subtract 1 hour and 16 minutes for each low tide. CAPT. STAN LUMMIS For Captiva Island, Pine Island Sound (bay) side, add V hour and four (4) ON THE BIG BOAT "JOY VAN" minutes for each high tide, and add 52 minutes for each low tide. In between these points on gulf or bay — guesstimate — and have good fishing ROD & REEL RENTAL $2.00 AULD-WOODEN BRIDGE, FORT MYERS BEACH, FLA. and-or shelling. (NO DRUNKS) The ISLANDER Tuesday. June 29. 1976 Sunday - all day 7:30 with Walter Cronkite, 20-"Happy Birthday, 11-Rex Humbard President Ford, Viking America," from Paul 20-Amazing Grace on Mars, Danny Kaye, Anka, his family & a 8:00 other stars, Charles veritable Host of Stars, 20-"The Glorious Fourth," Kuralt, other students & Astronauts, NBC's Bicentennial Newspersons, all till 12 Evel Knievel, Roy presentation, complete midnight. Rogers & Mark Spitz with Liberty Bell.Viking 20-Special Meet the Press, 26-The American Idea, On Mars (really), with 6 leading Gover- ' 'The Glory Road West'' historic ships The nors in Philadelphia 8:00 Statue of Liberty & 26-Issues & Answers 26-ABC Movie "The New Hudson River 12:30 Land" 8:30 26-Directions 8:30 11-Oral Roberts 1:00 p.m. 20-Bob Hope Special 9:00 20-"Glorious 4th" contd. 10:00 11-Breakfast at the 26-Insight 20-"The Best of The Matador Room 1:30 Fourth," a wrap-up of 26-Good News 26-President Ford at what happened today & 9:30 Independence Hall how America 26-Old Time Gospel Hour 2:30 celebrated 10:00 26-American Angler 26-ABC News Special Catholic Mass 3:00 11:00 iU-Old Time Gospel Hour 26-Travelogue 11-News Eleven 10:30 3:30 20-Sunday Showtime 11-Day of Discovery 26-Big Valley movie, "The Games," 26-ABC News celebrates 4:30 with Brian O'Neal, America's Great Bir- 26-World Invitational Michael Crawford & thday Party Tennis Stanley Baker 11:00 6:00 26-ABC Weekend News 11-Riverside Baptist 11-News Eleven 11:15 20-"Glorious 4th" contd. 26-Champ Bowling 26-Late Movie, 11:30 6:30 "Frankenstein Meets 26-MakeAWish 11-CBS News (plain) Wolfman" with Lon How in the WORLD we 12 Noon 20-NBC Sunday News Chaney, Bela Lugosi! ever called Guy McRae, ll-"In Celebration of Us," 7:00 11:30 Guy Amonson in last week's CBS's entry into ll-"In Celebration of Us," ll-"Celebration of Us" McRae on left fishing clinic story, we'll America's birthday, contd. contd. never be able to figure out—our sincere apologies, mondcxy, 6:3O p.m, till sign off Captain McRAE! 6:30 26-Viva Valdez 11-00 11-CBS Evening News 8:30 11-News Eleven 20-NBC Nightly News 11-Phyllis 20-Eyewitness News 26-ABC Evening News 26-ABC Monday Night 26-PeterGunn 7:00 Baseball THE ONLY WAY 11-Gunsmoke 9:00 11:30 20-Concentration 11-A11 In The Family 11-CBS Late Movie, to experience the Islands is with 26-Space 1999 20-Joe Forrester "Notorious, "Cary JERRY WAY 7:30 9:30 Grant, Ingrid Bergman, 20-Wild Kingdom 11-Maude Claude Rains shelling — fishing — sightseeing guide ' 10:00 20-The Tonight Show 8:00 11-The Billy Graham 26-ABC Monday Special 19 years experience on local waters 11-Rhoda Bicentennial 1:00 a.m. Tween Waters /CL-Os ' 472-1784 20-Rich Little Show 20-Jigsaw John 20 The Tomorrow Show Marina \f"f^k OR Capfiva Island .^Q^^^hi. home 472-1007 ENJOY THE ISLANDS ON A MOTORBIKE! Rentals by the day, half-day, and week GALL 472-2001 SAHIBEL MOTORCYCLE % RENTALS ERICSON MAKO YACHTS CHRIS INTER- NATIONAL CRAFT .SML NORM LASER AMERICAN SUNFISH JOHN FORCE 5 ALLMANO MELGES CRUISE MG CRAFT MERCURY MOTORS - MAKO 22' - >b probably won't be using these pages 463.6137 Moss Marina >y just got married this Saturday and all! Harbor Ct-, Fort Myers Beach, Fla, 33931 page 23) 20 Tuesday, June 29, 1976 The ISLANDER Say "Chow" and smile! Ciao, meaning both hello and goodbye in of pasta, spices and seasoning, pickled Italy, means good food on Sanibel and peppers, tomato paste and all the other good Captiva. Ciao (pronounced chow) the things that make Italian cooking such a Islands' first Italian delicatessen is open and treat. It is expected that a selection of fine operating from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday wines will soon be available enabling you to through Saturday in Tahitian Gardens on make that special meal a complete success. Periwinkle Way. The deli is the pride and joy of four of the American and Italian flags mark the area's friendliest new residents. The idea of source of the tantalizing aroma of true the deli was conceived when Dick and Barb Italian cooking. Pizza, whole or by the slice, Azzolina arrived on Sanibel to visit Pat and lasagna and Italian olive salad are prepared Patricia Lovetro, who had moved to the on location daily for take out. Many Islan- Island last year. Dick and Barb brought with ders have already discovered this delightful them a "CARE package" of Italian and deli change from the fried chicken or hamburger foodstuffs and while the two families en- lunch routine. Homemade spaghetti sauce is joyed the goodies the concept of a true also available and resident cooking whiz, Italian delicatessen on Sanibel was con- Barbara Azzolina, is planning on preparing sidered. Pat and Patricia persuaded the genuine Italian pastries, to be available in Azzolinas to move to the Islands and Ciao the near future. delicatessen soon became a reality. Ciao offers a tempting selection of sausage, cold cuts, and cheeses for those Stop by the deli sometime in the busy who enjoy preparing their own sandwiches weeks ahead and treat yourself or your or for entertaining. Proprietors Pat Lovetro family to some fine eating. Or call 472-4003 and Dick Azzolina will happily slice or grate ahead of time for "ready to eat" take out cheese and cold cuts to ypur satisfaction. orders. Either way, when_ food is on your Ciao is also your local source for a variety mind, say Ciao, and smile. Pat and Pat Lovetro . .. Barb and Dick Azzolina plus pizza / FOR YOUR BROWSING FUN! WE ARE OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK 9:30 to 5:30 WONDERFUL SELECBON OF JEWELRY FOR GUYS AND GALS. SPECIMEN SHELLS AND UNIQUE GIFTS. The Ciao partners between two flags McCRUL's TREE HOUSE Offices. Only Post Office Normal service will Post Off ice Box and Special Delivery resume on Tuesday, July 6, on Capiiva Island customers will receive 1976. % MILE NORTH OF CAPTIVA POST OFFICE - BankAmeficord-Mastercharge Closed July 5 delivery. The Sanibel Postal Outgoing mail deposited Employees wish all a happy Monday, July 5, there will in outside boxes will be and safe holiday, said be no window service at the collected and dispatched in Sanibel Postmaster Paul ARTISAN SHOP Sanibel or Captiva Post the usual manner. Adams. NUTAAEGysVILLAGE At 11:00 a.m. on June 13, was performed at St. Father Gerard Beauregard Isabel's, was attended by of St. Isabel's Catholic the Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie FEATURING Michael Church baptized young Burns, their children Laurie FLORIDA ARTISTS Michael Ezekiah Krepin, and Danny, and the baby's one of the newest residents grandparents. AND CRAFTSMEN of the Islands. The baby was Baptized born on May 25th to Robert Young Michael's god- amencan and Catherine Krepin of parents were his brother Jamaica Drive on Sanibel. and sister, David and Katie hand made crafts The christening, which Krepin. Mon.-Sat. 10-5 2807 Gulf Driv« W«st IS THE THE ISLAND'S NEWEST AND FINEST MOTEL TIME TO BE ON 7V2 ACRES WITH 600 FEET OF PRIVATE BEACH FRONT! •& Beautiful accommodations — lavish furnishings with island informality — refrigerator and coffee maker GETTING IT TOGETHER in every room. with the latest in -k Kitchenettes and suites available. •fr Free color TV. casual attire from "8$ •fr Tennis courts —Golf privileges. it All units with private balconies directly facing the Gulf. •it Daily maid service. RATED Get 6Q ft King size heated pool. EXCELLENT •& Shuff leboard courts. Together ^ Boat dock. LINDGREN BLVD.AND GULF DRIVE •••*>#. a shop for him & her SAMIUI. ISLAND, rLOftlDA 33957 The Only Motel On in Tahitian Gardens PhoMM(«13).472*2202 W 471-2115 The Island So Rated! The ISLANDER Tuesday, June 29, 1976 5/ Ballfield improved Good news for area sports enthusiasts! Al Dick Muench, utilizing funds from the Blank, Charles Miller and the rest of the Sanibel-Captivd Youth Fund, arranged for community spirited gentlemen of Sanibel's the entire outfield to be fenced in. The fence American Legion Post donated their time should be a relief to many area outfielders and equipment last week to expand Sanibel's who have spent time in the outfield softball field. wilderness seeking out homerun balls off The ballfield, at the Sanibel School, now the bat of Oscar Gavin. Softball teams, boasts a regulation 275-feet trip to the out- men's, women's and teenagers, are prac- field fence. Al and Charles cleared out the ticing or playing challenge games- almost Brazilian pepper trees and graded the land every evening now so why not get out to the permitting the cool Gulf breeze onto the field ballpark sometime and enjoy Sanibel's own and somewhat alleviating the no-see-um version of the national pastime. problem in the outfield. •%• mm. •i*. •* - * .$•- Zambpanga Furnishings VISIT US IN TAHITIAN GARDENS MON.-SAT. 10-5 472-4035 SRNTIVR Come and see what quality construction in homes is all about. Look 'over the variety of sizes, door plans and distinctive elevations on display for your consideration. MINI MRRT It's a treat to visit Michigan Homes models furnished by and decorated by Robb & Stucky. It's even more of a treat to own and enjoy a Michigan Home. Their inimitable built-in Grocery - Dairy - frozen foods quality is protection of your investment for years to come. When you compare square footage costs, you'll recognize the intrinsic value of a Michigan Homes. Meats - Cold Beer & Wine fishing Tachle Post Cards - Magazines Hats MODEL LOCATION: In Tanglewood, approximately 6800 McGregor Blvd. Ft. Myers' prestigious neighborhood behind .the Health & Beauty Aids distinctive solar screen wall. DISPLAY LOCATION: In Naples' Park Shore, on Neopolitan Way at Crayton Road, just three blocks west of U.S. 41 and north of Park Shore Plaza. Open Daily 9 to 5. NORTH END OF SANIBEL AT BLIND PASS BRIDGE I" I': Tuesday, June 29. 1976 The ISLANDER All participants in the parade have been asked to be provided. Tickets to the dance are currently on assemble in the parking lot of the Bank of the Islands sale at the Bank of the Islands. at 9:00 a.m. on Saturday for judging. Sunday, July 4: A sunrise Bicentennial worship Refreshments along the parade route will be sold service on the Causeway will open with Mayor Goss officially by members of the Santiva Teen Club and extending greetings to all Island residents and the Children's Center of the Islands, the proceeds to visitors at dawn. Following the Mayor's greeting, Al benefit both organizations and to help defray parade Hartley, a Sanibel resident known primarily for his costs. All others wishing to vend their wares on "Archie" comic strip and spiritual devotion, will be Saturday must obtain a permit from the Sanibel the main speaker for the service. Vincent Cannemela, Police Department. Members of the Sanibel-Captiva a professional opera singer, will perform thereafter, Lions Club will also be selling souvenir flags, as well as will a group of 20 male vocalists from the Sanibel- as assisting police to control the crowds during the Captiva Lions Club led by LeeRoy Friday and ac- parade. All sanctioned vendors will wear official companied by Frank Donato. Their performance will parade badges. feature Friday's solo, "The House I Live In...That's The parade has been arranged by Anne Cimato, America to Me." Wilbur Shannon is the coordinator Bicentennial Festival parade chairman, and com- for the sunrise service. mittee members Mary and Marty Holtz, Ann DeRose, The Sanibel Legion traditional Fourth of July Fish Evelyn Umland, Mary Kraemer, and Marty Swats, Fry will be held at the American Legion Hall all of whom will appear in the parade. beginning at noon on Sunday. The price of the feast Following the parade, there will be a Family Picnic will be $2.50 for adults and $1.50 for children, with the held at the Dunes Country Club beginning at 1:00 p.m. proceeds supporting Legion scholarships and helping •;>-• . Families are urged to bring their own picnic lunches, to defray festival expenses, according to Legion although the Periwinkle Place Merchants Association commander Charles Miller. will be selling hot dogs at the Bicentennial price of ten At 2:00 p.m. on the Fourth, Island motorists are cents each, and the Bank of the Islands will be of- invited to blow their horns and join the general fering beer and soft drinks for five cents. hubbub of church bells and police sirens, which will Music will be provided at the picnic by Keith sound to commemorate the time of the signing of the Trowbridge, and John Kontinos has donated the use Declaration of Independence. of his golf, tennis, croquet and badminton facilities, At 4:30 and 7:00 p.m. on Sunday, award winning among other diversions, for the enjoyment of the photographer Peter Carmichael will give two color- Oscar sets 'em running-. .. again I assembled revelers. The Santiva Teen Club will slide presentations and lectures on "the flora and sponsor a homemade box lunch auction, to be con- fauna of Sanibel" at Lowdin Hall in the Casa Ybel ducted by auctioneer Duahe White, while the Resort on Gulf Drive. The presentations will be free Bicentennial Children's Center of the Islands will provide a food to the public. (from page one) table with delicacies for sale to benefit the Center. Casa Ybel Resort, Sanibel Beach Club, Periwinkle Chairmen for the Family Picnic are Lyn Miller and The climax of the festivities will come at nightfall Place Shopping Center, Turtle's Shell Shop, the Get Dianne DeRose. on Sunday evening in yet another first for the Islands- Together Shop, Photo Sanibel, the Pirate Playhouse, Saturday evening, there will be music and dancing the Bicentennial fireworks display over the Sanibel Causeway. Jim Hermes, chairman of the Bicen- t Island Garage and Gifts, Smitty's Exxon, Sanibel at the newly-restored Casa Ybel Resort on Gulf Tune-up, Elsie Malone Shells, Aquatronics Marine, Drive, starting at 9:00 p.m. The admission charge of tennial Festival weekend, will mastermind the Electric Sanibel, Wooster TV, Orloff Travel, the B- $5 per couple to the dance will include a donation to fireworks display with the assistance of Mayor Goss Hive, the Westward Shop, Tiffany Parlor, the the city's Historic Site Preservation Committee, and Lions Club president Myton Ireland. The Lions Tahitian Garden * Shopping Center, Island enabling them to restore and preserve early Island Club donated the fireworks for the display. Apothecary, the Island Reporter, and the ISLAN- landmarks. Female dancers must wear long dresses, DER. and gentlemen should sport jackets. A cash bar will So, there you have it-a Fourth which may prove to be as memorable as that historic day 200 years ago. 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Fort Myers, Florida 33901 936-8916 • KODAK • HONEYWELL • VIVATAR • AGFA Suueat Shop • POLAROID Periwinkle Place Monday through Saturday, 10 to 5 THE ISLAND CAMERA SHOP FOR ALL YOUR PHOTOGRAPHIC NEEDS "In the grand old tradition" FAST SLIDE PROCESSING BY KODAK FRESH FILM - CAMERA REPAIR Exercise your freedom! 1571 Periwinkle Way Open 10-5 472-1086 Mon.-Sat. Design your own T-shirts! —over 500 designs in stock. —shirts by Ives St. Laurent, Christian DiorA Givenchy DUGGERS OF SANIBEL plus Cheap Jeans — coming soon Unusual Ceramic & China Painted Gifts 2902 Gulf Drive 472-1181 Tuesday ibru Saturday 1 0-3 24 Tuesday, June 29, 1976 The ISLANDER more police reports Call came in that a small Business person called in calm down; punchee in- Call came in that there alligator was on their to report that refrigerator formed officer x-rays would was a possibility that a property and they wanted it on premises had "sparked be taken before decision neighbor's home had been removed. Couldn't find and then emitted smoke." would be made to press the scene of an attempted B either alligator expert and charges, and other person & E and that caller had Call came in that person Fire unit dispatched, Wildlife said they couldn't arrived on scene in four informed paycheck would be heard what she thought was had been bitten by cat,pick it up. Officer was then mailed. someone trying to enter her which cat was known to minutes and had taken care dispatched to pick up of whole deal seven minutes garage twice in one night assailee, but all of a sudden alligator, which had since and it would be nice of SPD turned on person. Tetanus later. been caught and placed in a Call came in that two to patrol area more often. shot administered by container, and took Neighbor's house had physician. turtles had "beached," (laid alligator, container and all, eggs) and that some young broken window, but intact to wildlife person who will Complaint came in that people were digging eggs screen. release same in the Sanc- person was driving a up. Investigation showed it tuary. motorcycle without wearing was a "false crawl," in that HELP US HELP THE BIKE PATH a helmet. GOA. (For any of neither turtle deposited any Report came in of car A "Concerned Citizen" you visitors. Florida state eggs anywhere on or in "running toll plaza"—which Buy a Sand Dollar Necklace Kit from us (Each called in to report "cam- law requires motorcycle beach. translates as car going kit contains enough material for three neck- pers," who turned out to be riders to wear a helmet, through without paying. members of an en- with visor, goggles or Investigation disclosed that laces which you make yourself) total price glasses and have the $1.56 (includes tax) and we'll DONATE 50' vironmental protection Call came in that "large driver had offered ticket not agency. headlight on at all times.) attached to book; which was to The Bike Path Committee group of persons" were having a picnic on private refused by toll taker. Officer ILESS THAN 50 LEFT! Call came in that two men property, and they could not escorted driver back tc were "pounding on his door" have had permission to do booth, where a ticket at- One of the two pounders tached to a book was offered and caller was fearful that in the report three so, as owners were away TUTTLES' SEAHORSE they would attempt to enter and caller was in charge of and accepted by toller, who paragraphs up came back threatened driver with domicile. After speaking to and started pounding again, property during their ab- SHELL SHOP the SPD, but before officer's sence, and certainly had not arrest if same thing evidently in an attempt to curred again. oc- Lighthouse End - Sanibel Island arrival, men stopped speak to person in house. told anyone the property pounding and tried to enter 10:00 AM-5:30 PM "GONE SHELLIN" Since person had no desire could be used as a picnic through a window. Attempt area. Upon officer's arrival, Two right hub caps Sunday 10 AM Til 2 PM - MONDAYS to exchange words or foiled, and pounders GOA. anything else with pounder, people were packing up to reported stolen. officer advised pounder to go; later check showed they leave, which he did. had. A "Suspicsous vehicle" Bracelet was reported was reported—turned out to stolen via long distance call. be an older make car driven by an apparently on-the-up- Un-nice fracus over an A disabled boat was and-up salesman of bed- owed pay check ended up spreads, blankets and suits. with argument terminated reported stolen; evidently wasn't, had just been left on by punching person in (more Call came in that "a lot of 4 Gulf Drive, Sanibel Island, Florida 33957 or less) control of check in vacant lot until repairs could be made. people were watching face; officer asked all to someone messing around LUXURY LIVING ON THE with an eight foot alligator" and that the person SUNNY GULF COAST! "messing around" seemed The loitdofi lamp & Shade Shop to be actually riding the 851 COLLEGE PKWY. (PEWETT CENTER) alligator. Turned out to be 481-7241 conservation people tagging 105 ultra modern efficiencies and motel rooms. Marshall. (Marshall's the All air conditioned & heated. Room phones BIG alligator who isn't dead.) & color TV, large heated pool. Tennis courts, REMODELING SALE shuff leboard, putting green, excellent Person called and said he shelling, fishing & safe swimming, tennis, was requested by his boss to LAMPS - find out if a certain road golf. © OFF were indeed private and not 30°/c open to public, and would call next time trespassers PHONE (813) 472-1541 appeared. Did so; officer O OFF advised people to move on, 20°/c asked original caller to have property properly posted, HRS: MON.-SAT. 9-5 and requested that city hall inform SPD as to who ac- LIMITED OFFER tually owns the road. Call came in about a noisy motorcycle being driven up PALMETTO FEDERAL and down by a person who looked too young to drive. It was and he was^ being only 12. Savings Certificates According to Florida state CUSTOM SHADES - LAMPS - REPAIftS law a 5 h.p. or less motor- cycle may be driven during daylight hours by someone FOURYEA R TERM who had to be at least 15, and. in possession of a Florida learner's or beginner's $1,000. MINIMUM license,, 16 year olds may drive day or night, if they C3/.B 30-MONTH TERM have a Florida license. By thV-Way, speaking of $1,000. MINIMUM whea- V- lights *M$ y^& Shell Poinf Village^ riot a0ftr$$ir#rwurn, def- it, please Try to- make sore, !P9 orp payable monthly, quarterly or may .•>'» initely not an ordinary retfrenier^commumty. your headlights ar? on LOW- remain with principal to compound quarterly. Our concern is for your happiness, security and" beam, not high?? Thank Federal Regulations require a substantial penalty spiritual well-being. Your apartment will be on you. for early withdrawal. the Caloosahatchee River, with breathtaking views. You'll enjoy sports, social and church Abandoned bike reported. Owners found and stated activities and delicious, economical meals in they would pic up. our residents' dining room. Our Nursing Pavilion Call came in that is one of the finest in the country. Visit us or "campers" were settling in jffnHL Palmetto FSLIC Phone (813) 481 -3737 for FREE information. for the night "just up the road." Turned out to be Federal visitors of some motel €| Shell Point Village guests, who will be moving JL- MVlflgS and Loan Association ^lll™ Fort Myers. Fiorida 33901 on upon completion of visit. They did. Follow McGregor Blvd., abt 15 mi. so. of Fort Myers 8800 SOUTH TAMIAMI TRAIL (Rte. 867) to our sign just before the Sanibel Bridge. A Ministry of the Christian and Missionary POLICE REPORTS FORT MYERS, FLA. Alliance Foundation START ON PAGE 3 The ISLANDER Tuesday, June 29, 1976 25 Call 472-1881 Islander classified or 463-4421 for classifieds ANNOUNCEMENTS Alcoholics Anonymous, For sale: 2 bedroom, 2 A| Anon meets every Fri- ERRORS. REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS bath furnished condo, open meeting, St. Mich- day, 8 p.m., St. Michael's ael's and All Angel's IN CLASSIFIED MUST FOR RENT FOR SALE Spanish Cay, excellent and All Angels Church. INTO 472- location at Gulf. Spacious. Church, Fridays at 8 p.m. BE PHONED For information, call 472- For information, call 332- 1881 OR 463-4421 NO LAT- Call (813) 1 - 597-6091 col- 5' Tubs W Fittings $59; Temp, 2491. 1300. ER THAN THUR. NOON glass bath end. $38.; 30 gal. lect. Robert T. Uhlich, OF THE WEEK OF PUB- FOR RENT Water heater $78.; Big Wheel Realtor. 20" mower $119.; 1 HPSprinkler LICATION. THE IS- Woodbridge Apartments Pump $116.; 5/B" re-enf. hose Efficiencies and One Bed NOTICE OF INTENT LANDER WILL ONLY $2.29; Present ad for prices. TO REGISTER BE RESPONSIBLE FOR room Units. Centrally locat- LAUREL'S Between Ft. Myers notices FICTITIOUSNAME ONE INCORRECT AD. ed just off Periwinkle Way. & Punta Gorda On HWY 41. 995- The undersigned does hereby $170 and $195 plus electrici- . 5043 ;8290;0809,0605 SERVICES certify that they are conducting, ty, furnished. NO children. a home decorating service in Rates: Fort Myers, Florida, under the NO pets. Another develop- Typewriter, adult tricycle, NOTICE OF INTENT Display classifieds: $1.25 Custom Framing TO REGISTER fictitious name of THE FINAL ment served by Executive portble record player, etc. FICTITIOUSNAME TOUCH, and that said firm is oer col. inch for each Services Inc. Realtor. Call Phone 472-2121. done on premises composed of the following sekly insertion. The undersigned does hereby persons whose names and certify that she is conducting a places of residence are as Regular classifieds: 472-4195 Island Arts seawall business in Lee County, follows: $1.00 for first 10 words ALUMINUM 1446 Periwinkle Way Florida, under the fictitious John J. Collins,, 360 N. and 5« for each word name of TARVIN SEAWALLS, Entrada Drive, Fort Myers, AWNINGS - SHUTTERS and that said firm is composed thereafter for each week- Summer rental, 2 bedroom, 472-2893 Florida: Angelus L. Collins, 860 HURRICANE PANELS of the following person whose N. Entrada Drive, Fort Myers, ly insertion. canal front close to gulf name and place of residence is Florida. as follows: condo apt., fully furnished, REMO (RIP) GABACCIA Ownership of The Final Touch BUILDING Lela M. Tarvin, Routes, Box is as follows: including washer/dryer, PLUMBING CONTRACT©* 200, Fort Myers, Florida. SPECIALTIES CO. John J. Collin-s, 50 per cent. ' disposal & dishwasher, UCENSED-INSUREO-BONOfb Ownership of Travin Seawalls Angelus L. Collins, 50 per cent. etc. Rent negotiable. Write 2213 Fowler-332-5131 is as follows: Lela M. Tarvin, It is their intention to apply to CAPTIVA 472-2S1* 100 per cent. the Clerk of the Circuit Court in Rod Griffis, Apt. B-32, It is her intention to apply to and for Lee County, Florida to Tennisplace, Sanibel 33957. VISIT OUR SHOWROOM OR the Clerk of the Circuit Court in register the said name of The PARCELLS and for Lee County, Florida to Final Touch under the CALL US FOR AN ESTIMATE register the said name of Tarvin provisions of Florida Statute AND FIBERGLASS, Seawalls under the provisions of 865.09. REAL ESTATE MON.-FRI. - 10-5 RESINS, Florida Statute 865.09. Witness our hands, this 7th GENTRY, POLYESTER, Witness her hand, the 7th day day of June, 1976. 1NC FOR SALE of June, 1976. s-sjohn J. Collins EPOXYS, -s-LelaM. Tarvin -s-Angelus L. Collins June 15,22, 29, July 6-1976 June 15, 22, 29, July 6. REALTORS SAILBOAT RENTAL FOAM, FOR SALE: 2 bedroom, Rent day or week FIBERGLASS 1 bath mobile home. Quiet 23' - Shoal Draft CLOTH^MATS, ETC. area on river. Extras in- Motor — Safe -- EPOXY PAINTS, FORD clude: storage room, utility Sleeps-5 Comfortable OVER 100 shed. Periwinkle Trailer HOMES' Guide Available DIFFERENT ITEMS See Park. Call 472-2380 after 463-2320 Bedroom, 2 Bath 6 pm. *-**•*****•*•** TOM LANTERMAN Suncoast Fiberglass or - $79,500. 2880 Palm Beach Blvd. HELP WANTED AL LAPPA Bedroom, 2 Bath FOR SALE: New Furn- Ft. Myers 334-6127 for new or used cars or trucks ished duplex, free living by - $75,950. for any budget renting 1 apartment. 500 HELP WANTED: Condo- -f -WILL DELIVER - Bedroom, 2 Bath feet from private beach. minium sales, Sanibel Is- Bring Ad — 472-1198. land. Work directly for the SAM GALLOWAY FORD - $82,500. Fort Myers, Florida 936-2193 developer. Real Estate 10% Discountr Bedroom, 2 Bath license/experience re- J - $77,250. quired. Draw available. 472-1585. ISLAND HOMES FOR SALE HELP WANTED: For 2 bedroom, piling A very few LOTS sporting goods, tackle & home, near Gulf. bait store. Retired or semi- $55,000. Captiva Business Canal — $37,500. retired gentleman to work Lots are available Bayou — $32,500. Sat. & Sun., 8:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. Write to P.O. Box 4 bedroom, 2 bath at Canal — $32,000. 359, Sanibel, FL. 33957: home with pool near Guli. $79,000. On lots up to .93 acres Laughrey & Holtz $2,000°° off Lovely new home in Belle Meade. $65,000. Island Real Estate, Inc. RENTALS Custom built home on Reg. Real Estate Broker double lot with private Pool, Tennis, 1 Bedroom beach area. Condominium $290/mo. also CALL Island homes, homesite lots, all kinds of Sanibel & Captiva real estate Stop in and see us rofessional or call today-—- f"l uidance i SANIBEL OFFICE 472-1123 CAPTIVA (BRANCH) OFFICE 975 Rabbit Road Periwinkle Way 472-3318 P.O. Box 384 472-1549 Sanibel, Fla. night phone: After hours — 472-1846 (813) 472-4100 472-4886 * A Dontmiss Subscribe now to the Sanibel-Captiva ISLANDER -—— the boat the original little paper which really gets around! NAME < Yearly rates: $5.00 (Lee County Only) $7.00 - USA (except Lee County) ADDRESS $10.00-Canada CITY & STATE...... ZIP check enclosed bill me, please Mail this coupon to the [SLANDER, P.O. Box 3, Sanibel, FL. 33957 PLEASE ALLOW TWO WEEKS START OF DELIVERY IMPORTANT: Please notify us if you do not receive your ISLANDER within three weeks of the original date. If you don't tell us, we have no way of knowing — and we CANN.OT fill six or seven complete months of back issues. Thank you for your cooperation. 26 Tuesday, June 29, 1976 The ISLANDER ^^^^^'^^^^'^^^^^^^'^^^^^^^'^iV^^'^H^^'^A^^'%A^^^il^^^ff^^'^ff^^'^H^^^n^^^M^^^ff BUILDING PERMIT GUARANTEED WE GUARANTEE YOU CAN = ,;;•.-: •;•-,",. T -'i-S=i™!J*'=.«. ',"7;-s,v. " OBTAIN A PERMIT TO BUILD ON ANY OF OUR LOTS THIS GUARANTEE IS GOOD FOR ONE YEAR FROM DATE OF PURCHASE OR YOUR MONEY BACK. — ALL FUNDS ESCROWED — NO CLOSING COSTS BELLE MEADE SUBDIVISION J.P. CARTER COMPANY P.O. BOX 114 - CAPTIVA, FLA. PH. 472-2472 A lot of legal points were the subject of much of last Thursday's acrimonious work session on the Plan ... but this beautiful night blooming Ceres didn't give a SEE YOUR REALTOR hang . . . it bloomed anyway I .4- SAM'S 4 meats ions iste rr 4 "Tailor 4 4 € 4 4 4 Kraft Margarine -1 Ib. solid 49* AA Grade Butter - $1.00 Ib. $ ••4 Bone In Fresh Ham - 1.30 Ib. Poi| Chops-$14dlb. THURSDAY THRU SUNDAY Chteken Livers TOP OF THE CHOICE LINE SELECTION FROM U.S.D.A. INSPECTED WESTERN t GRAIN & CORN FED STEERS LOCATED AT 1473 PERIWINKLE WAY •"V. •*.< - \ I SHOW YOUR PROVIDED TO YCJ THROUGH THE COURTESY OF... SUNDAY IS AMERICAS 200th JULY 4th BAILEY'S GENERAL STORE SERVING SANIBEL & CAPTIVA ISLANDS SINCE 1899 CLIP AND HANG THIS AMERICAN FLAG IN YOUR WINDOW FOR AMERICAS BICENTENNIAL SANIBEL PACKING COMPANY disaster area ('cause of Agnes), the Art 1972 Moreys found a golden olive, Tom Schnable The July 6, 1972, ISLANDER headlined was advertising ladybugs for sale (the idea "No action on dredging cases," as Sanibel being they'd eat your aphids) for $6 a quart, Properties, Inc., which had been cited by the theSanibel Captiva Conservation foundation Florida Dept. of Pollution for causing salt had over 1,600 members and was asking for water intrusion, completed dredge and fill more, the County Commissioners deferred a work in the Rocks East without any action $25,000 request for a Captiva Erosion Study, being taken by the Department. to be matched by $30,000 from Captiva residents until the County decided whether it Maude and Harvey Meyer were back at could legally supply the Island with any their Captiva home clearing up the debris money, Sundial was advertising Beach and from the backlash of Hurricane Agnes, Tennis Cpndos for $30,700, with the which "behaved like a tidal wave...and suggestion "if you don't use it, rent it!" and caused more damage on Captiva then Jonathan Livingston Seagull topped Hurricane Donna 12 years before." That was Macintosh Bookshop's best seller list in the hurricane which brought the Jornado fiction, while "The Boys of Summer" was which touched down in Town Square and tops in general, with "I'm OK, You're OK" a demolished the entire row of shops. close second. more lawyers, plus public