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B28 November SO, 1979 Island Reporter i .4its, humanities must survive says ^^Smi^MktMi one violinist who survives, there are many By Jan Holly physically, but as human beings withdigni- ty," he said. others who do not. Only the best can be : Referring to the current political crisis in supported to the fullest,"Bikel said, "But An audience of dose to 850 devotees of those who become the best must be made the arts and the humanities gathered in the the Middle East, Bikef expressed dismay that "our world is once again beset by accessible to all. If everyone cannot par- Edison Community College gymnasium ticipate, all can be touched by the arts and last. Saturday to hear, a lecture by noted savages, and we are thrown back to an age the humanities.". ; '}•_', j;, VOL. 7. NO. I SERVING SANIBEL-CAFnVA ANttTHE ISLANDS FJtOM ESTERO B A Y TQ THE GASFAMUAS ©Soncoo.iPufeliatfton, iw» humanities scholar Theodore Bikel. where we must grapple with barbarism." 2fc The address was part of a month-long Said Bikel, "At such a time we must ex-, Among other reasons Bikel cited for the "Celebration of the Humanities," a series of amine our humanity. Do we answer bar- unpopularity of the arts and humanities programs serving to dedicate the college's barity with counter-barbarity, or do we were the dehumanization and mechaniza- new humanities building. answer it with intellectuality. Where does tion of our modern society, and the great our power lie?" value placed on such ideas as "cost effec- Having been aptly described as a tiveness." He said, "The arts can never bie modern-day version of the "Renaissance He reminded his audience of some of the cost effective. One cannot take a 'My name is Francis, not Man," Bikel brought to his subject^vast ex- realities confronting the artist and Shakespearean play with 40 roles and perience as an actor on stage and screen, a humanitarian in this country today. "As a stage it with only six actors. There are no folksinger, author, lecturer, linguist, and nation we are a Johnriy-come-lately in the shortcuts in the-arts and humanities." social activist. In the words of ECC Prest support of the arts; only for the past 12-13 In conclusion Bikel stated that the your honor, 'says new mayor dent Dr. David Robinson, Bikel is "a citizen years has a national foundation with, en- challenge of the arts and humanities was of the world, passionately devoted to the dowments for the arts: and humanities ex- "to instill in the minds of our neighbors and By Don Whitehead hours ago I didn't expect to be mayor. I was betterment of his field - our man for all isted in this country.". legislators the conviction that the arts and boxed in." seasons." According to Bikel, the arts and humanities are not frills but prime re- Francis Bailey, *>ne of Sanibel's best In nominating Bailey, Goss stressed that The topic of Bikel's address was "The humanities are unpopular because by quisites. The arts: and humanities are an ex- known native sons, was elected mayor on in his view the responsibilities of the job Challenge of the Humanities." The definition they cannot be open to all, and pression of our quest for knowledge and for Tuesday by the city council in a unanimous would be less onerous than in the past and Actor, author, lecturer, folksinger, "challenge" to which Bikel referred was therefore, suffer the stigma of elitism. Only truth. They are our arsenal - our defense vote. that it was within the spirit of the city linguist and social activist Theodore that of survival. "We are engaged in a bat- the best equipped are able to participate. against the barbarian. It is only through ° Bailey immediately told his fellow coun- charter to rotate the position. Bikel spoke at Edison Community Col- tle for the mind and for the survival of our "A concert violinist must undergo years the arts and humanities that we will sur- cil members "my name is Francis and I Referring to the arrival this week of City lege last week as part of ECC's culture. We must survive not merely and years of intensive training, and for that vive:' don't want any of the *your "Honor' or Manager Bernard Murphy, Goss said that humanities building dedication. 'Mister Mayor' stuff." That didn't prevent he believed there would now be a dif- some coundlmen from addressing Bailey as ference in the role of mayor. He outlined "your HonOr" for the remainder ofthe ses- the functions of-the job as chairing council sion. meetings, ceremonial, and working with Bailey took over the gavel from Coun- the governor in the event of civil disorder. The Finest cilman Duane White, who had been elected With the presence of a new city manager mayor one year ago. White stated earlier . and an established professional team in dty that he did not want to be a candidate for a hall, said Goss, it is now possible to fully second-term in the-poaition. separate the city council from ad- Following Bailey's election, Councilman ministrative matters, implying that this Interval Ownership Reso Charles LeBuff Vu.-. un nimously named should include moving council offices out of vice-mayor. dty hall, and thus making the job of mayor The election of Bailey cane after Butler withdre . her name from consideration. continued on A-5 Francis Bailey said he was'boxed m'to accepting the position of mayor. She had been nominated by Uailey. Coun- on Sanibel cilman Porter Coss, who led off by nominating Bailey, was himself nominated • y by White Bailey has often expressed reservations Wycoff,Va]tin about accepting the position of mayor, say- ing that he feared pther commitments By Don Whitehead had earlier, declared they would not seek replacement for Fentoni probably until the would not permit him to give adequate reappointment when their terms expire on council session of January 2,1980. time to the job. Even after Tuesday's vote, Faced with three upcoming vacanties on December 81. . . On Tuesday, Councilman Duane White Bailey said -fort he bafrriccepted the posi- e^fflwfPhmnin## Commission, the-rityy In the meantime Commissioner Ray Fen- nominated Wyeoffrpointing4>ut that he had tion with great reluctance but that as a council on Tuesday named replacementl s ton informed council of his desire to resign been involved with dty task forces since Your Inspection as a member of the commission, but said he the days of incorporation.. In nominating lifetime resident of the island h« felt a for two of the positions and agreed to come sense of responsibility to the community. up with a third candidate by early January. would stay on until a replacement could be Valtin, Councilman Zee Butler referred to How does Bailey view his role as mayor? Arthur Wycofl and Fred Valtin were identified. Fenton cited his wife's illness as his. work on various dty committees and "I honestly haven't given it any thought," chosen as replacements forCommissioners the reason for his resignation.' FURNISHED MODELS Bailey said after the meeting. "Until a few Betty jRob£nson and Twink Underhill, who Council derided to defer action on a • continued'on 4-A Captiva OPEN 9 AM - 6 PM EVERY DAY SANIBEL Lovable pelwcm man By Susie Holly on the pelican's habitat and coun- tinues to do so. Florida pelicans If Sanibel has an island symbol, also suffer from pesticide use. A it surely must be the pelican - that 1978 reportby••thje; Florida^ Commit- beautiful, ugly bird which is at the tee on Rare and Endangered same time graceful and ungainly. Plants and Animals revealed; that The pelican adorns the city seal, three percent of all eggs checked the Sanibel-Captiva Goijtservation during the past five years 'were Foundation letterhead, and found to be thin-shelled - at- tee-shirts, handbags and tributable to DDT. sa Ybcl Beach ashtrays. TTheh . bibirdd is a common Another particular problem for cquet Club sight along the beaches, on fishing the state's pelicans is the unwitting piers, in the wildlife refuge, or or careless fisherman. Pelicans fre- floating effortlessly above in quently dive for bait and wind up with their pouches hooked. If the i fighter plane formation. They are so abundant on Sanibel, fisherman cuts his line at the other in fact, that they often are taken end, the pelican is left with a for granted. The birds appear in monofUament line attached to it such great numbers here that it is and likely will get tangled up and hard to imagine they are an en- eventually starve. At least 500 dangered species. But over the pelicans die this way in Florida past two decades, the country's every year, according to the Com- brown pelican population has mittee on Rare, and Endangered declined so drastically that areas Plants and Animals. ! which once were overrun by the Despite these difficulties, the BEACH (81 RACQUET CLUB birds now are devoid of them. Loui- state boasts 6,000-9,000 pelican siana, for example, known as the pairs. Southwest Florida is a Pelican State, at one time had peHcan stronghold. Thousands of 50,000 of the birds, but now is down the birds roost and nest on the to approximately 70 pairs, accor- mangrove islands dotting the coast ding to the National Audubon from Tampa to Sanibel. CASA YBEL AT WEST GULF DRIVE iflij^A J^tfca&sB* «ww#i*jpjac&*>« Sonioei the species has suffered a Society. The story is different elsewhere. dramaiic^tec&te •t^jpjipttatiotijaviBr the past two decades. Some areas of In North and South Carolina, Loui- (813)472-1531 the country wher&'piji&ichs once tvere abundant, now rarely see the big Of the six states with pelican siana, Texas and , water birds. Brownrpemaws. were placed on the endangered species list populations, only Florida has re- pelicans are fighting for survival. P.O. BOX 353* SANIBEL ISLAND* FLORIDA 33957 inl970. ,7 * - "-" " mained relatively stable, though coastal development has intruded % continued on 11-A Island Reporter December 7,1979 A2 December 7,1979 Island Reporter Sunday prayer day for Iran hostages tomeet on use By Sasie Holly with no results, according to William ists any meaningful regulation of their ac- providing protection to the environment IN BRIEF By Nancy DelFavero of their services to observe the official day ofprayer. Spikowski, spokesman for the group. Last tivities," the group wrote. versus preventing public health diseases A copy of the proclamation was also sent to the White Representatives of the United States month six Calusa members'went to the The EPA label for Baytex warns against such as malaria, encephalitis and yellow The current dispute between the United States and the House. In his letter tofimmy Carter, White said the city Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) EPA with their complaints. .-•.• •:>- its use near water because the chemical is fever. We realize that at times, while pro- Refuge traffic heavy banian government has prompted a show of American council "by unanimous vote wished to inform (the presi- are scheduled to meet today with a group . In a letter•:• to the EPA office in toxic to shrimp, crabs and crayfish. viding public health protection, spray drift patriotism unseen since the time of the second world war. dent) of their gratitude and support'for the forthright and of Lee County residents who are concerned D.C they explained that Members of Calusa Land Trust, which is may inadvertently' contaminate nearby Detonra and a two-way route in the J.N. On Sanibel, where a generally undemonstrative determined manner with which (Carter) has met the Ira- by the Lee County Mosquito Control. aerial foggiagvof Baytex and malathion en- located on a tiny island off Bokeelia, aquatic areas." • i dangers their health,' contaminates their "Ding" Darling Wildlife Refuge hasn't populace usually reserves their protestations for city coun- nian crisis" and further expressed "support and faith for District's, use of pesticides. The residents pointed out that their main objections are . Spikowski, however, -argued that the cil meetings, the flag, nevertheless, has been seen flying have requested the EPA to enforce its own garden,' fruit tree* and .water, and kills to Mosquito Control's aerial fogging near spraying is not inadvertent and that the i decreased the popularity of the sanctuary, the need for reliance in Divine intervention." ' . ;r . their honeybees. "The District's very ex- high at many island homes and businesses. For those who The introductory statement to the proclamation noted regulations controlling the use of certain water bodies, clearly in violation of the area is fogged whether or not disease vec- where weekend traffic was as heavy as it don't have a doth version of Old Glory at their disposal, chemicals which, the residents say, Mos- cessive use of pesticides relative to all label restrictions, they said. - tors are present. "Basically, Mosquito Con- "the nation is confronted with uncivilized and perilous con- other districts in the state make us doubt normally would be this time of year, says paper flags cut out of the local newspaper have served for duct, threats and accusations that have resulted in some of quito Control uses in violation of the j The EPA- Regional Administrator in trol is unregulated when it comes to refuge manager Del Pierce. "We were going window displays. their ability to weigh the ecological Atlanta, John White answered that, the pestiddes. The EPA has not done its job," our citizens being murdered and others Minjustly held damage and possible human harm resulting to keep it dosed until mid-week when we Officials from dty hall, as well, have joined in the effort hostage." r ' Members of Calusa Land Trust and federal agency has not been negligent in he said. , Nature Preserve, Inc. on Pine Island have from their efforts. And their flagrant, enforcing its regulations. He explained that Mosquito Control Director Wayne Miller could get it signed properly, but we opted to to bolster American integrity. In one of his last official acts . willful and repeated violations of your label as mayor of Sanibel, Duane White issued a proclamation The proclamation asks the "citizens of Sanibel to ex- been fighting Mosquito Control for several 7 in adhering to pesticide lable re- denied the charges made against his put up crude signs and opened it last Friday. years to stop spraying their property, but requirements make us doubt that there ex- quirements, "there is a fine line between district. "We are in full compliance with the We're still getting calls, but no one is cuss- declaring this Sunday, December 9, as a day of prayer and. press their support of the government's actions in this meditation for the release and safe return of Americans time of crisis and their concern for the American citizens labels, and always have been..I get the im- ing us out this week." Partis of the drive are held hostage in Iran. ' . held hostage by displaying the American flag." Island pression we're expected to be on the defen- temporarily closed while seven water con- All church pastors on Sanibel and Captiva were sent residents have been asked to keep the flag in view until the sive. We shouldn't be. Our position is right trol structures are installed along the dike. copies of the proclamation and were asked to take time out hostages are safely returned. - ...... '-- and proper." * Entrance now is at the usual Wulfert exit But Spikowskfs group is not willing to road with a turn-around at the observation issues complicate c give up its charges against Mosquito Con- tower. Parking is available at the elemen- trol and intends to take the matter as far as ;: " By Don WMtehead ; Lee County has already named it* three pressed strong doubts that any bond firm it can. "We've fried to get them to stop tary school for walking tours along the member team, which includes County Com- would undertake to sell bonds to finance spraying just our property for years, but southern dike, which begins near the refuge never had any luck. This prompted us to : No one is quite sure whether Lee County missioner HanyRodda. The county may purchase of the causeway without the city entrance. .•"'•• can legally sell it or whether any bond ped- add a fourth member to its team, probably additionally pledging ad valorem revenues look into the subject further. The situation dlers would be willing to market bonds to a representative from Captiva, according and other resources. He cited the history of is so far worse than we thought that we've finance its purchase, but possible dty pur- to Goss. Councilman White had earlier in- the causeway and its state, of disrepair, expanded our objections to cover the whole dicated an intention to nominate Allen Ten Howe said that council was wasting its county," Spikowski said. chase of the Sanibel Causeway is still on. : Be wary of charities the front burner. . Broek, for the negotiating team - "because time in doing anything until a determina- He hopes the meeting with EPA Deputy of his business interests on Captiva," com- tion had been made on whether the bonds Regional Administrator John Little today I . . Christmas is the time for giving, but you The county would like to sell Sanibel the mented White - but he did not make the were marketable. . will be a first step toward the regulation of • should know who is on the receiving, end, causeway in order to raise much-needed nomination after Goss indicated the' Goss said he agreed with Howe that this pesticide use in Lee County. • ; Florida's Secretary of State George funds for construction of newroadsin the county's likely intention to consider a Cap- was a fundamental question, along with the . Little hopes to get a better understan- tiva nominee for its own team. unresolved issue of. whether or not the ding of the problem here by seeing the area Firestone warns residents to be wary of county. Some Sanibel officials feel the •:*i island would benefit by owning its "life Countilmen White and Zee Butler ex- county could legally sell the causeway. But' for himself, according to his assistant, Dave' ' groups and individuals soliciting funds for Hopkins. He pjans to speak to both non-existant charities. All non-profit line" to the mainland. An Island Reporter pressed some concern over the fact that the Goss added that he believed the dty should opinion poll conducted on the island last Oc- county might end up with more.members proceed in good faith to appoint members SpUtowski's group and Mosquito Control groups engaged in charitable solicitations tober indicated that: 65 percent of those than the dty, but Goss argued that he did of a negotiating team as requested by the "to get an idea of what's going on from both in Florida are required to register with the polled "agrewT or "strongly agreed" that not believe this to be a legitimate concern. county. "... sides." No final decision will come out of ! Department of State's Division of Licens- the causeway flhould be owned by the city He pointed out that "we are not talking City Attorney Bowen, who met last this meeting, Hopkins said, and the EPA ing. If you doubt the authenticity of a chari- of Sanibel.- :' \": ' '.^'-- " • ''• 'V ' .' about a committee but rather two separate week with Jim Humphrey, the attorney does not know at this point what the; next ty, ask to see a copy of the state registra- Following the lead of Lee County, the teams." He said that the most the "teams" representing the county on the proposed step will be. tion certificate or check- with the local Sanibel City Council on Tuesday named could do would be to report back findings causeway sale, echoed. Goss' observations. Miller, who will be out of town today, chamber of commerce or Better Business two new members to a Sanibel Causeway and recommendations to the respective that there were many unanswered and said he nonetheless hopes to arrange a 1 Negotiating Team, filling out the three- elected bodies, the Lee County Commission complex questions involved in the transac- meeting with the EPA representative. Bureau or contact the Department of State ; Wall of sand offers Blind Pass shelters choice of doing full or semi Sanibel stoop. man team that had been suggested by the *nd Sanibel City Council" ~ '.'. tion. . • ' ." . , •'•••'.••. A group of Sanibel residents which has in Tallahassee. county, and to which council had already City Attorney Neal Bowen agreed.: "If ' "If there was anything Humphrey and I been meeting for several months and com- • 3.1 This report is based on records kept at the named Councilman Porter Goss as chair- we are.tolldng about'arms length* negotia- agreed upon," Bowen said, "it was that it municating regularly with Spikowski on man.. ; ••• - tions, these have to be viewed aa separate, would be a very legally complex action, and the pesticide problem, also is very in- Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of Commerce on teams and not a committee." Bowen said.'... . that. both the dty. and the county would terested in the outcome of today's meeting Causeway Road,;C^'^ "~v''l\ ''; ='=r ""' €msmtqibe-j^^ By unanimous vote, council added Goss.emphaaized that consideration ofci'; need^good bond counsel." ••-•••'•'•"'•;••^ ;!';-;: Low Rain Sanibel residents, Ed-Underbill and ty purchase of the causeway posed many , ^Bowen said that Humphrey indicated he bell, the group objects to the in- complex financial, legal and political ques- would recommend to the county commis- discriminate use of pestiddes on the island. I The 1980 U.S. census will be undertaken Thursday, November 29, " 80,.. 66 Q Island Carleton Simmons to: the team.- Fred Friday, November 30 , ^ 78. » 48 0 Valtin, also nominated for appointment, tions and that a lot of professional counsel sion that competent bond counsel be hired "All anybody is seeking is for the EPA to locally by a mail-but, mall-back method, ac- asked that his name,-be. withdrawn from would berequired before the negotiating at county expense and that the resulting enforce its regulations, Campbell said. "It Saturday, December 1 60 47 0 opinions would be made available to the d- cording to the U.S. Census Bureau. A ques- Sunday, December 2 66 46 0 weather consideration. Council liad earlier approv- teams could make any meaningful recom- is unfortunate that many people are con- tionnaire will be mailed to residents Friday, ed his appointment to fill an upcoming mendations. , • . . •:.;••.;.• Xy for review. "At that tune," Bowen said, cerned only with a mosquito-free, comfor- Monday, December 3 72 56 0 "we would have to retain our own bond- table ; environment, and not. about the March 28 and must be returned by April 1. If vacancy on the Sanibel Planning Commis- Speaking as a member of the sparse-au: not returned census takers will make Tuesday, December 4 : 73 60 0 sion. ••.•' ., dience in council chambers, Paul Howe ex- counsel." poisons in it." household visits to get the required informa- Wednesday, December 5 76 60 0 tion. Punta Gorda resident William Hind- man has been named manager of the tem- TTIAR or tMunrs sroci porary census district office in Fort Myers. island 477-1701 Editorial Offices (013) C72-13CO Cuslnoss OHlcofl (013) 472-1907 1-75 segments to open CINEMA 472.2192

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In voting far appointment of Valtin, both Agency official, moved to Sanibel in 1973 ty council on Tuesday. For the most part he Bequests to Charlotte Harbor Sunset Beaky has plans to develop Porter Goss said following retirement from CIA. He was a • maintained a deliberate silence. on bad and seawen rejected by the Lee Three Sisters Island near Boea Grande. In they would routinely file conflict of interest partner in Island Boat B«ntal and one of To mdst island residents he is still little County Commission Wednesday. October the commission gave the firm per- they both were once five founders of Island Beporter, and the . more, than a name in the press, a title, and a ndsskm to build a causeway eonnerting l™«*« mmmnri»ttm nt V«lffn «« fprmtrr part newspaper's general manager until his hope. But the buzz words already floating • planned development off Boca Grande, Three Sisters to Boca Grande. At that time owners of Island Beporter. resignation in September 1979. ' . around the island are all favorable: im- and two wooden billboards in Pine Island Commissioner Bodda warned Sunset that White CAptcascd appreciation for the He is president of the SanibetCaptiva pressive, sensitive, professional. Sound were tamed down posthaste by the it may be building a to nowhere. ~ contributions made to the city by Commis- Chamber of Commerce and an officer in the : 'Tm very flattered to hear that.'' Mur- The Board said Wednesday that because sioners Underbill and Robinson. They will Lions Club. Valtin has served . I can about Sanibel, and get my speed up." .Getting speed up. That's an expression I Murphy used several times. The words of Bernard Murphy, new Sanibel City Manager one who wants to know his turf and be able to make prompt but; deliberate'decisions. Murphy and his wife Linda have found a party line? The other party wouldn't have a suppose ril drop the tie, but I think Fll pro- *•<•• That's the impression he gives at first home off Casa Ybel Road ("I still have trou- chance.") bably continue to wear the jacket. It gives Maxim Convection Oven blh > " ble pronouncing it so I just say it's near the This week, Murphy was still sporting a me a place to put things. Better than a • Murphy is not really concerned about his bank"), but he's still wrestling with such coat and tie. Is that going to last, we purse, isn't it?" relationship with the city council, or coun- things as getting a telephone installed. wondered. Murphy grinned. "I guess peo- Bernie Murphy likes everything he sees MATS - MATS - MATS dlmen. meddling in his administrative'af- ("They wanted to put me on a party line. ple look at me and say 'that must be him'." on Sanibel. There are good indications that $225 T/ Can you imagine someone in this job on a He thought'for a second, and then said: "I Sanibel is going to like him. &"On" e" o'f " my major reason sI fo''r comin' '' "g to Sanibel," he said, "was the outstanding im- It bakes, broils, slow cooks, dehydrates. pression made by the coundhnen in our in- M terviews. I think it's the best council I will ever have worked with." , :;-;-'' over as mayor ' He. deals with the management of:city i mm^ administration in a straight-forward man- not accept the position of mayor. teaching stint, Bailey has lived most of his ner. "I would not want city staff members • from 1-A Francis Bailey was born on Sanibel, the life on Sanibel. In 1948 he went into i going to councilmen directly with pro- less demanding. - grandson of a widowed pioneering lady business with his father running Bailey's Floor Mats - Door Mats - Wall Mats blems, and I would expect council to deal Bailey becomes Sanibel's fourth mayor who first came to Sanibel in 1894 with her General Store and took over the business 4 through me. It's that simple. A person can't under what appears to be a now informally three sons. Within a few years the Bailey after his father's death in 1952. 10% Discount With This Ad have six or seven bosses." accepted principle of rotating the position sons were in the general store business, Bailey has been an outspoken defender 2244 Periwinkle Way • - Murphy was also attracted to Sanibel by among council members. Goss, as the city's and Francis was born to Frank, the of the island's land-use plan. Said one i ' first mayor, served until December 1977, youngest Bailey brother. 32 periwinkle place, sanibel is., fl 33957 (813) 472-2413 Sanibel,. Florida 33957 :fits land-use plan. He finds it exciting that fellow-councilman: "Francis brings to coun- the city was born with planning as a pur- when he was succeeded by Zee Butler. cil a sound common sense and an intimate 2 cypress square 6535 mcGregor blvd. ft. myero, fl. 33907 {813) Phone (813) 472-2154 482-1415 pose. •"'.'• . White was elected to the post in December Except for school years, a three-year knowledge of the old Sanibel we all dream ^97$.JLeBuff has ^J'lhe'could d tour in the Army Air Corps, and a two year about but never saw."

WHERE THE ISLANDS SHOP DUNCAN'S ARREY'S • Restaurant & Ice Cream Parlor Tobacco & News Feriwinkl MOPED, BICYCLE 1 TIFFANY PARLOR CHINESE IMPORTS ^ Place Has Been A Gift & Decorator Boutique •Exotic Imports Ill RENTALS § SIR OF SAJ\IREL OHSUZANNA : Very Happy Tear The Cycle-logical way to se^ the Islands •Quality Men's Clothing : -• • V • Fine -Women'sClothing IRISH LOOK TOYS Monday through Saturday lOOO am. - 5:OO pin. OPEN DAILY 9:00 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M.I A Shopping Center. As Unique As Sanibel at Irish Woolens and More Fun and Games located on Periwinkle Way. one half mfle before Baiey's FOXWORTHy'S / LADS & LASSIES • :Fgrnityre&. Accessories;/ • Tots to Teens Clothing '4 FABUIiOUS FAKES; SEA TO SKY i ;'.G-reat. Copies of Rhe Jewels ' Fine Gifts and Jewelry HER^SPORTS CLOSET THE Women's Sportswear UNPRESSURED COOKER IDLE HOURS Cookware ••; . • Needlework. Crafts. Hobbies ; TENNIS ANYONE •' ' • v-"' . • ' . • Thank You All Clothing & Equipment i Fla. law requires SHAKEY'S a driver's license NOISY OYSTER for Mopeds VALHALLA Bikes Rates This - You Got to See .'" . Clarice $1.50 Per hour $5.00 Scandinavian Imports $2.50 2 Hours $9.00 $4.00 4 Hours $14.00 THE SWEATSHOP Fred $6.00 8 Hours $18.00 T-Shirts Designed by You -- THE REACH HOUSE Overnight & Weekly Rates Available Women's Swimv ear & Accessories MARINER Marc PROPERTIES, INC. ISLAND MOPED Quality Island Developer Gourmet Shop" ": SANIBEL 1450 Periwinkle Way Xacross from 74}) 472-5248 THE RROWN RAG the sign of ISLAND REPORTER relaxed shopping •Casual Men's Wear L. CAPTIVA: Captiva Drive (across from South Seas) 472-5886 Island Newspaper Island Reporter December 7,1979 A7 dogs councilman The perfect ANIBEL'S MOST '1 want you to notiee, this Cer- tificate of Occupancy h issued to' to build ... ©ae Sfflao5be3 oSk&Ts efforts to me," said the dogs- owner. "Thi a iise purview of etty bodes for evil times/* . -, . PRESTIGIOUS t Mm in the doghouse, It may have to be Goss who will the y make use of the dogs pen since, he BtcraSy- ggf g story begins says, the dogs "take a dim view of CONDOMINIUM HOMES . witii two • tsntsoes owned by oneit," preferring to loll in. the place to Tester Goes and family- It seems bedroom instead. Over yelping and Gos8 family pet pooch R0G two Eke to mam the beach howling from year-old BOG (as in apparently fintU his new digs i&ejr make fast friends "with Bate of Growth) trapped behind to be a real dog. "We're try- some of whom offer to the pen's gate, the councilman ex- ing to get him used to it," plained his family is "toying to get 8cud>his owner. "Idon't think take the dogs back to Pennsylvania this is going io work." sad oi&er places -where tourists the dog used to being in the cage." cRgzaate. As a result, in the corner As the dog continued to bark his of tie family's carport* a doghouse displeasure, his owner admitted he TlGUA of sorts was fashioned from is "probably dreaming." Two-year- ^•fgrfnif^j fih<»iyfa«« garage doors old CLUP (as in Comprehensive, aod bcrricase shatters. etc) was ensconced in the living C room during all of this, a year ap- At one point during eonstrue- tkm, pangs of gmtt evidently over- parently making all the difference A very speaal place in a dog mastering the ways of his for a very special few. ing tibe adage about "sauce for the "master." gander," Goss hastened himself to The development fee for the pen: city hall where be applied for per- $20. The building permit fee was 67 Robin Smith. "There was no in- lace motif. "We didn't get anything mits on his pooch pen. cents plus a 67 cent penalty for crease in impermeable coverage this nice When we moved into our **I was uncertain if under the starting construction before is- and clearance," she said, and since house," he;groused. building ffHJf! I needed to do suance of a building permit. "The the pen was technically a storage something about this," be said of city staff was pleasant and ex- shed, flood regulations don't apply. "This was eye opening. I waited the dog dwelling. "Secondly, peditious," said the councflmah. "I guess you could call it livable to see; what permitting was all somebody would come along and "We had a big discussion over .floor space for a dog, but that's not about," said Goss. "The long and make a federal ease out of it if I whether it was an addition or addressed in the plan," Smith said. short 6f this is that it was a needed a ***riifii»atf> of occupancy remodeling. We finally decided to Goss left city hall with a fancy- cumbersome process for something and I didn't get one. check 'other', " said city planner looking certificate bordered with like this." REDKEN 1:1 Products W: if We toaRed China, >:••£ Tfgua Cay » not foreveryone . Only four d&crimxnating condominium Hong Kong ano Taicoan owners will be privileged to share the joy of living in this very private paradise. Two twin homes ideally situated on a two acre site. Directly on and bougttt neauQy. The beach: front community at Gulf Ridge is the the Cuff of Mexico, designed to blend in with the distinctive beauty of Some of. -tneyeuyeAuy Sanibel perfect place to build your Sanibel home. Almost Sanibel Island. Each unit has its own elevator, and an 800 square foot bas aRRioed alrteaoy, 2000 feet of gulf beach, over 95 acres of unspoiled II f reeform pool and cabana area pamper tine lucky few residents and their woodlands a'nd a quiet bayou give you Sanibel at "its - guests, Beauty Salon best. Add tennis courts, a swimming pool, recreation Come toy and see as. areas and,corhprehensive deed restrictions to insure your complete privacy and you have perfection 'Specific Details Available Upon Request EJIeo & Ctaec Smfeb- indeed. '. . Your homesite at Gulf Ridge can be yours for less than-$45,006 with especially attractive terms — just ISLAND CHOPPING CENTRE 25 % down with 5 years to pay the balance. •:••« INC. (NEXT TO BAILEY'S) . Can you. afford to pass up this kind of perfection? ^1 1711 Periwinkle Way Sanlbel Center Building next to DottTs 472-1387 472-1111 .•.*• Shell Lamps The perfect way to display your <:• Sanibel Shells

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Buy an empty • Hartford • West American that there are no options and you'll be living at Cyprina Beach. glass lamp and fill it with e INA . your own precious sea- shells to make a stunning PLEASE .. more information on Gulf Ridge lamp for any room in .BltM CrowBlu* ShMd DtitMiulori III Individual and family your home. Choose from tmspHalfiatlon policy avalldtU ffiru our offfc*. NAM E . . : — •fjve styles, each with pleated beige cloth shade, STREET_____ : brass-plated base and 3- CITY STATE ZIP u/ay socket. Exclusive Agents The perfect Sanibel 19" Ginger Jar $29.95 gift or remembrance! 29" Bean Pot $43.00 KNUDSEN REALTY, INC. Filling Instructions Included. JOHN NAUMANN & ASSOCIATES. INC. Measurements shown are overall height. BENSON INSURANCE AGENCY. INC. 1619 Periwinkle Way Prices are lor empty lamps, complete with shade, fully wired and assembled m (Landlubber Shopping Center) REALTORS* Prtcv* for lilU*d \nmfp, upon rvqutrsl FRANK D.JOYCE 472-3737 or 472-3716 We Ship Anywhere in the U.S.A. SUITE 204 - LANDLUBBER 2019 Periwinkle Way • Sanlbel, Florida 33957 Send check. Visa or Master-charge number for total price of lamps plus nThe SHOPPING CENTER SANIBEL shipping charges as follows: 19* or 20" lamp - $7.')5. 31* lamp - •• ._ Mon.-Sat. 10-5 AGENT 813-472-3121 $9.95. 27*or 29' lamp - $ IB 95.. (When ordering 2 or more lamps, P.O. Box 216 • 2009 Periwinkle Way Or call your favorite real estate salesman deduct 20% from per-lamp shipping charges.) at Tahittan Garden Plaza Florida residents add 4% sales tax Sanibel Island. Florida 33957 (813)472-4035 ' A8 December 7,1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter December 7,1979 A9 Christmas gifts look ahead to 1990 energy crisis By Bradley Fray Florida sunshine," Allin said, holding up a a welcome idea," Workman added; books on solar pool and water heating are! Santa to pay visit clothesline. A return to the old fashioned • Use old newspapers to wrap Christmas available in the SCCF shop, as are field I Gift ideas- guides to whet recipients' appetites for get-1 "With an estimated 25 percent reduction shaving brush and soap eliminates the need gifts, tie them with leftover yarn and tag Santa Claus is leaving the last of his tion" starting at 3:00 pjn. at the Communi- in available fuel by 1990. we can either plan for electric shavers and aerosol cans of them with seagrape leaves. ting involved in natural systems. 1 ty Christmas Celebration" starting at 3:00 Because self-sufficiency will become very Christmas preparations to.hi s elves to take to reduce our energy consumption or wait shaving cream, Workman offered. To help friends learn about reducing a break from the ugly ol* North Pole winter p.m. at the Community Association untfl it happens and then react," Dick For energy reductions in the kitchen, energy consumption. Workman recom- important as fuel availability decreases, building. The party is a joint effort of Workman said, a bicycle or_ pair of running and pay an extended visit to all the Workman told a Conservation Center au- Allin suggested manually operated food mended two books, "Home Energy Guide" ft from, 8-A children on Sanibel and Captiva. several island civic organizations. dience who thought they had come to learn ' graters, egg beaters and'dish towels, to* and "Hawaii Home Energy Book" as Jolly St. Nick will be the featured guest As a special treat, the Kiwanis and the about Christinas gift ideas with a conserva- give the dishwasher a rest. Instead of thought-provoking holiday reading. Other • +continued on next page shoes are good incentive gifts. Lions Club have purchased s showing of tion bent. at two island Christmas parties next Fri- brewing iced tea over the stove, put a cou- , The author of "Growing Native," a book day and Saturday, December-14 and 15. the Lee County Children's Theater produc- "The Christmas season is a good time to ple of tea bagsinadear glass quart jar and about native plants that will be published The festivities will feature goodies, gifts, a tion of "The Beauty and the Beast," to be begin planning ahead to improve your stan- let the sun's warmth bring out the flavor. in February, Workman did not pass up the classic children's play and lighting of the performed by the Peanut Butter and Jelly dard of living for 1990 and that of your Workman demonstrated solar 'cell opportunity to give the SCCF native plant community Christmas-tree. • Company. Appearing in the east are friends in a positive way," said Workman, operated toys, which move or whirr or nursery a plug. "Food trees, such as The fun begins oh Friday, at 6:00 p.m., several island residents. "Beauty" will be who is administrative director for the gyrate under sun-power. A solar music box, banana, key lime and sapadilla, make when the American Legion Hall on Sanibel- played by 13-year-old Molly Brodeur. Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation. . if placed in the east window of your wonderful self-sufficiency type gifts, as do Richard Brodeur. Molly's real-life dad, will He and SCCF assistant Carol Allin then fill- Captiva Road hosts a party for all bedroom, will wake you with a song when shade trees and shrubs. And for home youngsters on the islands. In addition toic e play Beauty's Poppa. Also appearihgis Kel- ed an hour with imaginative holiday gift the sun rises. The solar-cell powered security and protection, the native wild ly Duncan as one1 of Beauty's sisters. and decorating ideas. , • cream, popcorn and cookies, the Legion will -devices, still fairly expensive, are available lime is both beautiful and fragrant and im- be providing presents and prepared stock- After the play, cookies and drinks will be "First, don't buy anything with an elec- at the Fort Myers Nature Center. possible to get out of once you become en- ings for what they hope will be a turn-out of provided by the Sanibel Elementary School trical cord attached to it," Workman said as - Other ideas make use of island resources tangled in it. Other native varieties such as 200 or more children. Parent-Teacher Organization. Christmas Allin held up a people-power device, a push at little expense: cat claw and grey nicker bean have the Four lucky youngsters will win prizes of carols and skits, plus a visit from Santa, carpet sweeper. "They're efficient and * Send coconut kernels to northern same attributes. And all are available in either a walkie-talkie or 10-speed bike at will'also be part of the fun. At nightfall, good exerdse." friends, along with appropriate recipes, or our native plant nursery." - the Legion's party, and sometime during everyone will head across the street for a Burlap shopping bags are good gifts for send a whole coconut, properly addressed, the evening a greeting of "ho-ho-ho" will be lighting of the community Christmas tree. anyone who does grocery shopping, "If none of these ideas is right for your L,^ through the mail: ' . ... . : . J ". followed by an appearance by Santa. Organizers of the celebration hope to see Workman said. "Remember that a lot of * If you're bound for the north for the gift list." Workman said, "give them A .-,-, hundreds of youngsters in attendance. memberships in the Foundation. It's a nice The coconut, says Carol Alba,makes Mr. Claus will then get a good night's energy is expended in the production of holidays take along a few Australian pine Both parties are free and all island paper bags." „ Old newspaper, leftover yarn and seagrape leaf make energy-saving gift wraps. gift and certainly a worthwhile cause." a good gift to northern friends and re-- sleep so he can be ready and rarin* to go for logs for the fireplace. "Anything to en- quires no gift torap. • the "1979 Community Christmas Celebra- children are welcome to attends. "Solar dryers are especially good in courage destruction of the tree certainly is

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Processing (new and unused) : '":'•. ^:: And a full line of groceries Connected by boardwalk to Naturally at the THE TIAABERS RESTAURAlsJT^ Rabbit Road at Sanibel-Captiva Road 2497 Periwinkle Way L Surf Realty 472-1277 - 470Surfside Ct. H51 Middle Gulf Drive 472-5200 -472-4886 Sanibel Island. Florida Castaway Estates - Canal front, 4 bedroom, 2V» baths, secluded location, tropical Mexican Imports, T vegetation, separate guest area, frame 35 Countries Ihtuae of home $187,000. Unfurnished. Antiques, Toys RED Penny Candy, "Home of the hand blown glass hibiscus vase" SoiunoQi/ndi, Prints PELICAN ChristnWrGifts For The Collectors SANIBa ISLAND, Hummel & Goebel Figurines, bells, plates . FLORIDA Tree ornaments & Creche HOURS 10-5 . Goebel Butterfly collection miniatures Staffordshire cups & saucers Murano paper weights . • Limoges miniatures ' Schmid & Ami musicals FOUL Bencini figurines Sanibel Isles • two story, canal front home, WEATHER Fenton glassware 3 bedroomsi 3 Vz baths, 4300;O«nerall total Schmid pewter square footage including, decks and por- GEAR •; we will gilt wrap ches, ^Mexican tUe floors, fireplace, and mail your purchase for yon. skylight/vaulted ceilings. An exceptional home, almost brand new, superb view of ON THE GULF OF MEXICO Next to Tarpon In the Heart of the Island Shopping Center San Carlos Bay. $297,000. Boy/Marina 1622 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel 33957 472-2291 Open 10:00-5:00 Mpn. through. Sat.- 472-444* ..•-• TYPICAL UNIT • A 2 Furnished Models open Mon. - Sat. 10-5 Sundays 1-5

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StoVKE SOMEBODY HAPPY THIS XMASI _ wwthe >*\*ith the book that writes about the islands Gifts of Gab. shell net pvvirtirfeefingF Nobody has nicer gifts for special people than the telephone company (ft^thdt contains.an unexcelled visual image of They're the Telefeshion™ phones called "The Gifts of Gab," and we have all kinds for all manners of speaking., Make it fancy fan or just plam Call 472-4195 or stop by "The Professionals" s- more thaa half in full color)! . our office and discover functional But make it a Gift of Gab—a very special "The ESI Difference." . telephone from the telephone company %uknow EXECUTIVE SERVICES you can always call on us. INCORPORATED lv?l ffr.fdr on aatJifionol $1125 We will 455 Periwinkle Way ''"-*•• cChrisJrrioi-gift-wrap, include a I 3858 College Parkway .; 2213 Cbralwood Drive, c Sanibel Island, FL 33957 gift cardifnd mailfoirtywhere I = The Rafters Shopping Mall CoralwoodMall. Telephone: (813) 472-4195 | .in the U.S. or Canada, Florida | WinWer Road and College Parkway Your favorite shell in a 1520 Lee Street REAlTOR * points add 32c Sale* Ja*v Gould vermeil necklace Downtown FortMyers • SANIBEL'S LARGEST SELECTION OF VACATION RENTALS • Macintosh Bookshop 18^6 North Tamiamr frail United Telephone • REAL ESTATE SALES • TRAVEL AGENCY SERVICE • Weavers Corner Plaza • EXCLUSIVE CONDOMINIUM SALES AGENTS • '4> I >v ',::, • ?:102J, Periwinkle Woy SenlbeJ; FJa. 339.57 • CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION AND RENTAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 472-1702 SANIBEL BLAND VJ>.O..Bax92 ISLAND SHOPPING CENTER ;i.-;^r.}&i«:^^ • : I-••••^ AH December 7,1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter December 7.1979 A15 Nonet o> wmwnow ronosre LEGALS LEGAIS LEGALS LEGALS ncnnousNAMi wndaretggnd , NonaoriNTernoN NOTKt OF MTBfTION Feeneygrad certify that wear* conducting TOtfOOTER Toaosn ncrmoutNAMi nennous NAMI Kathleen Marie Feeney of Sanibel will o photography business ot 1623 receive a master's degree in speech Art winners display work Edith Espoland*, Cap* Coral, The undersigned does hereby The undersigned does hereby set pathology from Auburn University in Florida, undw the fictitious certify that I am conducting a The winning paintings of the fifth annual Captiva Art. League, included Helene certify that I am conducting a ABC sale plans underway hom* of Patricon Photos and ceramic tile business at 634 N. Auburn, . Alabama December 13. Ms. Sanibel-Captiva Art League Show will be Sparkes for a watereolor, Sanibel Light; that said firm is composed of Retail business at 1881 Yachtsman Pr.. Sanibel, , The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foun Feeney will graduate, with honors. She on display through December 18 at Bank of Tom Waterman for an oU, Pelican's Roost; th« following persons' whose Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, Florida, under the fictitious Captiva's most popular annual fund rais- committee chairmen? dation is offering a combined training- received her undergraduate degree from Florida, under the fictitious the Islands and its branch office in the and Jane Foster for a watereolor. Old names and- places of name of Artisan Design and ing event, the ABC (attic/basement and Baked goods - Kay Schultz; food- Bud and . retraining workshop for Conservation Auburn in June, 1978. Island Shopping Center. The show, which Granite.. residences ore -as follows: name of The Silver Witch and that said firm is composed of closet) Sale will be held/at the Captivs Georgia Hemphm; Captiva merchants' raf- Center gift shop volunteers on Wednesday, Patrick and Connie Brawn, . that said firm is composed of the following persons whose ended last week at the Captiva Civic Merit awards went to John Harwood for the. following persons whose Civic Center Saturday, February 23 from fle - Bud and Ginny Loomis (solicitations) December 12 at the Center; There' are Center, was judged by Stuart Purser, a watereolor, Timmy's Nook; Dorothy 1623 tdith Esplanade, Cape • names and places of and Priscilla and Charlie Fenton (ticket Coral, Florida. Ownership of names and places of residences are as follows: 8:30 a.m. to 2.-00 p.m. / openings for both the morning (9:30 a.m. to former dean of fine arts at the University Robinson for a watereolor. Queen Anne's Patricon Photos is as follows: residences are as follows: Roe Luther R. Kask, 634 N. sales and raffle); Sanibel merchants - Mike 1:00 p.m;) and afternoon. (1-00 p.m. to 4:30 Carol program of Florida. Lorenr. 1881 Periwinkle Way, Lace; and Barbara Taylor for a mixed Patrick Brown 50% and Connie Yachtsman Dr., Sanibel, FL Proceeds from the sale of items donated Friedmann; books - Mary Kelsey; clothing. p.m.) shifts; Volunteers are asked to take Winners, all members of the Sanibel- media work, Before the Storm.. Brown 50H. 'Sanibel, Florida. Ownership of Ownership of Artisan Design is Bea Koepnick; furniture -Leo and Peg admissions, and sell merchandise 'either The fifth annual Ceremony of Carols,* The Silver Witch is as follows: by island residents, including new and used It is our intention to apply to as follows: Luther R. Kask furniture, clothing, plants, baked goods and Hofschneider; jewelry - Alice Bice; jurique - weekly or on a substitute basis. Call ; the featuring a special,Christmas presentation Roe Lorenz 10096. 100%. by the Fort Myers Symphony, is set for the Clerk of the Circuit Court In It is my intention to apply to the bric-a-brac will go to the Civic Association Jane Basingen planta':.':'? Fred Schlup; Center at 472-232^ if interested: • It is my intention to apply to the and for Lee County, Florida to Clerk of the Circuit Court In and miscellaneous - Jennnie Holloway; elec- December 16 on the front lawn of the Gulf , Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and and the Capiiva Memorial Library. register the said name of. for Lee County, Florida to Federal building at 2300 McGregor Blvd. for Lee County; Florida to trical - Derek and Rusty Webb; shells - ECC Potricon Photos under the pro- register the said name of The The concert, which begins at 3:30 p.m;, is register the said name of Ar- Phyllis Mount; parking - Bun Day; silent visions of Section 865.09, Silver Witch under the provi- . Efforts are being made to expand the tisan Design, under the provi- auction - Helen Thomas; linen - Terry Ab- .tree. .. .- .'••.- ^ •. • • Florida Statutes, 1963. sions of Section 865.09, Florida area of the sale with outdoor booths and a Internationally-famed concert pianist tension 259. sions of Section 865.09, Florida Witness our hand, this 20th day Statutes, 1963. Roe lorenz. huge tent to accommodate the ever- bey McDonnell; publicity - Jane Bancroft; Garrick Ohlsson will dedicate Edison Com- Ohlsson is one of the top concert pianists of November, 1979. Patrick G. Statutes, 1963. auction - DeWitt Jones; postert>Sam;and Witness my hand, this 14th day increasing crowds that arrive early to take munity College's new Bosendorfer 225 con- in the world today, having won the Chopin Brown, Connie M.. Brown. - Sworn to and subscribed to by of November, 1979. Luther. R. advantage of the bargains. Cy Conant (distribution)'.and Leo Domestic Science seminar cert grand piano with a performance at 8:00 Piano competition and performed for au- Roe Lorenz before me this 19th Kask Bob and Lois Kessler, general chairmen Hofschneider, Art Bice and Bob Kessler A Domestic Violence Awareness Pro- p.m. December 10 in the Fine Arts diences throughout the world. The Bosen- Sworn to and subscribed to by Inc. of Orlando; Alyce McAdam, founder of day of November, A.O. 1979. Sworm to and subscribed to by (posters); set up and cleanup-Bob Kessler. Auditorium. . -,.. dorfer which be will dedicate is the only Patrick G. Brown and Connie of the sale, have appointed the following gram sponsored by the Southwest Florida the Gainesville Rape Information & : M. Brown before me this 20th Luther R. Kask before me this chapters of the National Organization for Counseling Service; representatives of the Tickets for the Monday evening perfor- one of its kind in Southwest Florida. Called 14th day of November, A.D. mance are sold out; but the college has a the "Rolls Royce of pianos," it was six day of November, A.D. 1979. 19 Women will be held Saturday, December local Child Trauma Team; and a slide show UsaLarhson Lisa Lamson 7°- • - . Lisa Lamson 15 at Edison Community College.. on violence against women in the media. waiting list for tickets which may become years - in construction and is valued at Notary Public Notary Public Notary Public The program begins at 10:45 and is open available. The tickets are $10 donations $35,000. ^The piano was donated to the col- U-23,11-90,12-7,12-14 12/7 12/2S 11-23.11-30,12-7,12-14 Guest speakers and topics include Donna to the public. For more information call which will go to the ECC Endowment Cor- lege anonymously by a Fort Myers resi- Foster, former director of Spouse Abuse 334-3176 or 332-3005. poration. 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A16 .December 7,1979 Island Reporter for the record' bland Reporter December 7,1979 A17 AGENDA By Don Wbitehead OTYOFSANIUL -as submitted by Joan Q.. Livingston. No. 79-195 S.A. MANNING COMMISSION 9:50 AJW. Consideration of a request for a Specific Amendment to Palmer* efforts noted ; 224S Mm Mdg* Rood the Comprehensive Land Use Plan, Section 3.2.2: Development Inten- DMMbw 10. 197* sity Map; 3.2.3: Permitted Uses Map; 3.4.2: Permitted Uses of Gulf Wheelchairs to pinpath ROG unite not advanced The City of Sanibel has presented a certificate of Beach;. 3.4.3: Permitted Uses of Gulf Beach Ridge; 3.4.5: Permitted ;. appreciation in recognition of outstanding public ser- AGENDA Uses of Upland Wetlands; 3.4.7: Permitted Uses of Mid-Island Ridge, City council approved on Tuesday an ordinance , The M units not allocated under the Bate of f vice to Olga and Urban Pahner for their "leadership, City seeks easement to bring the permitted development and residential densities into Growth (BOG) ordinance in the first 12 months of its planning, imagination • and hard work that made feOO AJtt. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular /Meeting of .closer-conformance with that in the existing neighborhood in the establishing procedures for disabled persons to ob- The Sanibel City Council on Tuesday instructed November 26, 1979. area of Seagrope and Buttonwood lane, between East Gulf Drive and tain permits to operate wheelchairs on the island's operation will not be carried over to the next year,! ci- Sanibel's fifth anniversary a memorable event." •. the administration to pursue discussions, with *&S AJA. Report from the Director of Planning. Ferry Road, Sanlbel, Lee County, Florida, as submitted by the City of bicycle paths. An earlier application for such a per- ty council decided on Tuesday, Councilman Porter Stanley Johnson, president of PriscOIa Murphy-Real- f:15 AJA. Report* from Planning Commission Members. Sanlbel. No. 79-193 S.A. mit had revealed that there were no existing provi- i Goss, in makiiig the motion not to cany over the ty, on the possibility of obtaining an easement *t28 AJA. Report from the Planning Commission Chairman. Noon Lunch. sions in city ordinances for a permit of this type. The unitsr arguedithat WhUe only 137 unite were Price awarded bonus ft35 AJA. Consideration of a request for a Specific Amendment to through a parcel of approximatley one acre fronting 1:00 PM. Consideration of a request for a Development Permit to new law provides that the city administration can allocated in the 12-month period, this was "decep- on Bailey Road and Causeway Road, adjacent to the the Comprehensive land Use Plan, Sections 3.2.2: Development- In- permit construction of a shopping center in Section 25, Township 46 ; tiye'V.becausj? 168 units had "gotten in under the tensity Mop, and 3.3.1: Residential Densities, to permit construction South, Range 22 East (Periwinkle Way on east side of Sanlbel Com- grant the permit subject to "applicable standards" Gary Price, who has served as acting city manager . Chamber of Commerce, after the city closes on pur- of a house on a lot not meeting the minimum lot size, in the Blind munity Church), Sanibet, Lee County, Florida, as submitted by Jerry contained in the ordinance governing operation of ' wire" before ROG became effective. It would be for 27 days while also performing his other duties, chase of the causeway property.. The Johnson pro- Pass zone at the end of Coconut Drive, described as Lot 8 of Wilcox Paulsen. No. 79-998 D.P. ,.-'•• .. •_.-.-• ' -.-' bicycles. A section of the ordinance setting a speed more awurate, he said, to say that 305 units had been will receive a special award of $675 from the.dty for perty bisects the parcels which the city proposes to Subdivision, oh unrecorded subdivision In Government-lot 10, Sec- 3:00 PJW. Request for Planning Commission approval of a plan to limit of five miles per hour on wheelchairs and apply- built. Mayor Francis Bailey expressed concern that his "extra work and effort," city council agreed on purchase. The purpose of the easement, which tion 2, and Government lot 5, Section 11, Township 46, South, Range floodlight the new restaurant at Casa Ybel Resort, Gulf Drive, ing to them all of the standards provided for .failure to carry over the,43 units might jeopardize Tuesday. The action came on a motion by Coun- Johnson said he was willing to discuss, would be to 21 East, together with an undivided-1/9th interest in a parcel of land Sanibel, Lee County, Florida, as submitted by Mariner Properties. bicyclists was deleted. - < •• " . - cilman Duane White, strongly supported by Coun- provide access between the city's parcels. Johnson lying in Government lot 10, Section 2, and Government Lot 5, Section ADJOURNMENT. " ;.•**' permits for moderate cost housing, but he accepted 11, Township 46 South, Range 21 East, Sanlbel, lee County, Florida, AU INTERESTED PARTIES ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND. •••'•#• continu&d on next page assurances from Coundhnan Zee Butler that this cilman Zee Butler, and was approved by a 4-1 vote. said that he was not interested in sale of the proper- would not be the cask . • Councihnan Charles LeBuff cast the negative vote, ty and contemplated eventually building one duplex explaining that he was hot opposed to the principle unit on it. but thought the amount excessive based on his ex- The finest hdmebuflder in the area also SCOTTTS DINING ROOM AVILL periences with federal government practices: . ' • brings you the finest in full-service general real estate. BE CLOSED DECEMBER i We 11 offer you our own quality construction as vvell as select resales through multiple THROUGH THE 18THv R^ listing including a fine inventory of new OPENING DECEMBER 19MM Michigan Homes at Bfcachview Country Dear Clients, v-v ;. ; Things are very difficult with Airline Service into Fort Myers at the mo- LUNCH AND BACKYARD ment. Despite the fact that we will have four new airlines serving our area selection of Island homesites, SALOON WILL BE SERVING AS later this month, there are very few seats left. It's open! condominiums and an excellent rental Again we are running-into Airline advertising implying that a reservation service. Meet the Michigan professionals USUAL. made seven days before you want to travel will entitle you to a 40% savings Our new branch office at Island Shopping Center is open for today or call472-1506before you in air fare.. The fact is that only a certain number of seats are available at business. Now you can cash checks, make deposits and handle these low prices, and at certain times during the holiday Seasons and in all your day-to-day banking just a few steps from where you buy VUU1 proceed with any real estate February, no seats are sold at the reduced rates. ' your groceries. Expanded hours, too - from 9 until 4 - at our new transaction on the Island. We re just branch only. over the causeway at the first intersection So, if you plan to travel in the New Year and particularly in February, please . let us; know as soon as possible. We will do our best to get you the reserva- of Periwinkle Way andLihd^&n Blvd. ^ tions you want. ; . "'.'•••' Sincerely, .,..- .. v •'"•-' Maureen, Stevie.Joy

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ISLAND JOE'S BARBERSHOP Card 'n Party Shoppe 7 PCS, SALAD SET .;'.:' ';: ','u, • ,-7..' ;; ' 1626 Periwinkle Way In thu Island ' Sanibel • 472-2995 Shop sing Center INTERIOR Next to Bailey's 2 BARBER-STYLISTS ~ CONSULT OUR PROFESSIONAL DESIGN STAFF TO SERVE YOU -1980- Holland T. Salfey, ASID* No Appointment Necessary Hobert W. Coxey, ASID* V 47^5626 Kiwanis John D. Kempfer, ASID* . Photo Calendar Andrew J. Krecicki, Sr., ASID* . AVAILABLE John C. Bellows, Jr., Designer ORDER BLANKt * Members of American Society of 13 SCENIC PHOTOS OF IH6" ISLANDS Interior Designers - SUITABLE FOR FRAMING WE'RE FIGHTING BEGINS WITH JAN. 1,'80 Visit Our Naples Showroom which displays a LARGE DATE SQUARES FOR YOUR LIFE SIZE: )l"x 17" (OVERALL) large collection of the finest quality furniture, PRICE- $2.50 & .50 FOR POSTAGE lamps,' bedding, and accessories to tastefully & HANDLING complete interiors for your Florida life style. Have\t>ur Blood Great Christmas Gift! Pressure -CAPTIVAraWANIS CLUB: PO BOX 1, SANIBEL, FLA33957 Checked BAILEY'S NAMEi__^. 'CLOTHING CENTER 350 FIFTH AVENUE SOUTH NAPLE^VLOIUDA 3394d TELEPHONE 813-261-7464 ADDRESS: Man* Shopping C»nMr (n»a« to *m Onap Shopl Association' • >r V )\_. QUANTITY ORDERED:. ENCLOSED A18 December 7.1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter December 7.1079 A19 stream of visitors crdwdCaptran's sales site

used by sales office visitors, is zoned PERMITS A1ND DEEDS residential, but the police cannot prevent Fifteen building permits for "construction valued at anyone from parking on the lot until a for- $1,029,580 were issued by the City of Sanibel during the mal complaint is issued by the property's week ending December 5. Permits were issued to: owner. Three permits to Tarpon Beach Club, Ltd., Inc. forSO Meanwhile, Captran does what can only condominium units in three buildings at 2475 West Gulf be described as a land-office business at the Drive by Kenleen, Inc. for$802,200 ; center. In the space of less than 10 minutes, Four permits to Hollingsworth Construction Corpora- eight couples were observed walking into tion for four houses on Sand Castle Road in the Dunes sub- the center with personalized invitations in division, all by Sanibel Homes, for $195,790: hand. According to Joe Trowbridge, a Richard Smith for a pool and patio enclosure at 886 "salesperson and cousin of Captran Presi- 9 dent Keith Trowbridge, the firm sends ap- Sanibel Homes iLife^^ Angel Wing Drive byTriton Pools for $12VBQ0; , proximately 10,000 pieces of mail a week to Lew Umland to remodel a commercial building at 2240 promote interval ownership sales. This $ Here is a split level version of our popular mainland model. The Florence Way for $500;. . _ confirmed by a postal employee, who noted Lakeview II has been especially designed to meet the Sanibel flood eleva- Captran, Inc. for a sales office addition on Lighthouse thatCaptran is by far the largest maUer, in tions. Let us give you a tour of this three bedroom, family room home Road by Construction Managers, Inc. for $3,500; terms of volume, on the islands. :.' Mariner Properties, Inc. for a pool equipment building Captrans' "advertising blitz" as it was, presently under construction in the Shell Harbor subdivision. Before you on Old Banyon Way be Construction Managers, Inc. for described, and the resulting traffic it has choose a design for your Sanibel lot talk to "the innovators" at Sanibel $5,000; generated, also has miffed directors of the Homes. Visit or call 9-4 Weekdays, 14 Sunday. Captran, Inc. for a sales trailer at Shell Island Beach Sanibel Resources Center, backdoor Club on Lighthouse Road; . - neighbors to the center. Linda McCarthy, a Arthur Alden to remodel a room at 3345 Lake Road teacher at the center, said she has resorted West by Raymond Remodeling for $2,580; to parallel parking her van in front of the Michigan Homes for a pool at 1270 Par View Drive by school in order to prevent unwelcome Triton Pools for $7,000; aU Od nUmber of itor who visitors from taking up the school's parking A Bayside Villas condominium at South Seas Plantation T^J ™% ° *° ™ * "« <** to park their cars on residential prl spaces. "This isn't even the height of the to Vincent Marriner from Eric Wiele for $155,000; ofCaptran's office, a situation that has neighboring Buttonwood Lane residents somewhatseason and they're parked all over." she 1028 Sandcastle Road A Bayside Villas condominium to John Fiorillo from By Nancy DelFavero said. - Studio P/R Inc. for $135,000; , "I've gotton frustrated with-just the lit- Sanibel, Florida 33957 William Hollars for a dock at 1692 Dixie Beach Captrans, Inc's whiz-bang marketing ter," said McCarthy, who has refused to Phone 813: 4*72-2881 Boulevard by Coastal Seawalls, Inc. for $1,010. :' '•• technique that mates hospitality with remove garbage bags left in front of the generosity to create an unbeatable sales economy & the consumer school after what she said was a night-time Twenty-three deed closings! for sales valued at reception at the center last Friday. "Twice approach, is turning on the public but turn- office "hoppers." Island residents who $3,829,800 were recorded in theLee County Courthouse ing off some Sanibel residents. "We don't wany anybody angiy at us," she I've asked nicely to have it remove* LI just during the same period. They include: neighbor the center complain the traffic said;" ""••' '"' "r,-. '• -•'• ••I; • •' . " told the kids hot to do anything wi h it." The Sanibel Plaza building on Periwinkle Way to While a seemingly endless stream of pro- generated by Captrah's come-on has turned spective interval buyers are witnessed "My feeling is, that office that's part, of Those who enter Captran's cen «r are Sanibel Realty, Inc. from Gordon O. Tracey and Ida V. ; a relatively quiet corner into an unwanted the (Punta Ybel) shopping center has been greeted by a receptionist seated at a long Tracey for $316300; ' filtering through Captran's reception hub of activity. " ; given a share of parking according to the center on the east end of the island, table with. a centerpiece of digital watches A Sundial of Sanibel condominium to Mary Lou Tom Captran officials say they were unaware intensity it was meant for. If they weren't -gifts given out gratis to those who take from John Baker for $200,000; - : residents on nearby Buttonwood Lane are that the influx of traffic at the center's site parking on private property they couldn't calling; the center a commercial use "much up Captran's invitation. "Help yourself to Four Sandpiper Beach condominiums' were sold by had inconvenienced .or angered any maintain use of that office," said Button- coffee and take, a seat. Someone will be Outer Island Development of Florida, Inc. to:. James too intense" for what was originally intend- residents. "This is the first I have been, wood Lane resident Peter Smith. ^During with you shortly," says the receptionist, McGuffin for $134,000; Albert j Schafer and Beatrice ed...... '.••.;•.<,': .• :• .',/••'••.••'•••'. - made aware of it," said assistant sales, the day cars creep all over the place. who checks identifications and then assigns Schafer for $132,000; Finley Haiman, Marilyn Haimah, Salesmen at the center estimate bet- manager Jack Occhiogrosso. "We haven't" They're parked on Buttonwood going down each tour group, usually consisting of a cou- Lawrence Haiman and Louise Haiman for $116,500;-and ween .400 and 150 invitees, and walk-ins a heard a word about it," said Marge Lennon, to the bay." ... • _ •; ple, to one of a dozen or more sales people Sidney Fey for $118,000; u ^^;:- day drift into the center. Some are eager to of Captran's public relations department: Part of the problem, said Fleur who will drive or accompany them to the A Marina Villas condominium at South Seas Plantation receive the, free gifts mentioned in a mailed Lennon said she would notify Captran of- Weymouth, another Buttonwood resident, model site. myitation. Some are just real estate sales ~Tq Theodore Grabrak from Gordon Stewart for $112,000; - ficials of the situation and the complaints. is that the vacant lot next to her home, now Just for visiting the center each; couple A Beach Villas at South Seas t4 Allen Owen from Philip receives, in addition to the watches, $15 in Ruedig for $108,000; ir . . „ travel expense inoney, reimbursement on A Compass Point condominium to Henry VanHasfe frora: their toll tickets and. after a tour of the Compass Point Associates Ltd, f< r $106,000; ; " ?;; model, another free gift. This week it was a An Open Letter to Sanibel Cablevision Subscribers: A Bayside Villas condominium' it South Seas to Useppa target mini-bread baker. Other prizes visitors can Inn. and Dock Company from Rob* rt, Rebecca. Richard and By Bradley Fray win include TV sets, microwave ovens, food Clyde Rauschenberger for $93.00P; processors, vacations, automobiles, and On Sunday morning, December 9th, most of the channels on your cable connected television If you are 45 or older, earn over $40,000 thousands in cash. According to Bill Fero, a set will be moved to a new channel numbers. We are sorry about the temporary confusion this • continued on 20-A annually and really believe" that youth is salesperson, Captran gives away approx- is going to create, but it is being done so as to create more uniformity in the channel numbers wasted on the young, Barbara Hertz has imately $5,000 worth of premiums a week, throughout the Fort Myers-Southwest Florida area. something for you and the 44 million others "most of it cash," he said. Casual Clothing in your generation. "We take people down to the resorts and As you may have read, the three area I. ; Ms. Hertz is the; publisher of "Prime explain the benefits of interval ownership," For The Family said Fero, who also said he tours with an television stations and the five cable com- Time," a magazine for people in the prime Featuring Beachwear of their lives between 45 and 64, which average of three to four couples a day. On panies doing business in the area agreed Tuesday, he anticipated 55 to 60 tours Jerrys and Accessories made its debut on newstands this week. In to realign the three local stations so that Your New this age of special interest magazines "it's a would be conducted. "Some days we'll sell they would be carried on the same cable Mori terrible gamble," the 58-year-old Ms. Hertz . to even better than half of those," he said. channel number by all area cable com- CABLEVISION OF SANIBEL i.-Sat 10-5 said, "We have to put out a damn good pro- The reception center concept haa been panies. In exchange, the television sta- 472- 11958 duct and we have top-notch staff to do it." used by Captran for about two years, said tions have agreed to support the cable Dial Directory 1616 She and her husband David were spending Trowbridge, and the firm tries to locate the_ Periwinkle Way centers! as close as possible to the model companies request for a waiver of an FCC ; v fiective December 9, 1979 a few days at their Sanibel home recently. In the Hear: of The Island They've-been coming to the island for sites. The reception center has been at its rule and allow the cable companies to add several years, as 'friends and former present location for about a month, Smith an additional independent TV station. WELCOME TO OUR ISLAND business associates of island resident ' said; •••••••••••_-••••••• • The FCC has recently approved the Frank Culpepper, and bought a Gulf-front Trowbridge said centers are busy all agreement and all parties are now im- CHANNELS home about eight years ago. J '::" '••: .,, the editorial side. She worked with Parents year, regardless of the tourist season, since plementing the agreement. The first step 2 WBBH, Fort Myers - NBC. Sixty-yearHwdr Davidi' who opted two, Magazine for 17 years, the last 11 as its: more than half of all interval owners are CAR RENTALS years ago to enter law school rather than managing editor. Journalism, she guesses, is the realignment of the three local net- 3 WEDU, Tampa - PBS. '•'•• % continued on 21-A work stations on December 9th as follows: face mandatory retirement /at 60, has just is in her blood. Her mother, Helen Valen- Channel 2 - WBBH - NBC 4 REUTERS Business Service. CHECKJpUR the type of adventuresome spirit Prime tine, was senior editor of "Seventeen" Channel 5 - WINK-TV - CBS 5 Time is looking for in its readers. He also is magazine for six years starting in 1944 and WINK, Fort Myers - CBS. NO MILE AGE RATES chairman of the board of Priine Time V revamped "Charm" into the "magazine for Channel 7 - WEVU - ABC 6 WTOG. St. Petersburg - IND. Publications in NewtYork City. working women." r (Sunbird or similar car) "The idea for the magazine sort of evolv- Articles in the first issue of Prime Time Palmer Cablevision of Sanibel is now 7 WEVU. Naples - ABC. ed when we began noticing how differently take a fresh approach to the food, fashion, beginning the process to secure 8 WFLA, Tampa-NBC. middle-age people are living these days,1' finance and fun theme. There's a consumer Ms. Hertz said. "^e^'compriTO2fl percent guide to buying furs, a gourmet's how-to on necessary Government approval for the 9 WUSF, Tampa - PBS. purchase and installation of a satellite of the country's popiulation and control 53 nouvelle cuisine and champagne, and a earth receive station for the Island. This 10 WXLT, Sarasota - ABC. percent of the discretionary income." survey of classic kitcars. A travel section Toll Free U.S. ond Canada 1-800-237-2804 Since the country is so youth-oriented explores Mexican vacations, two min- will take a number of months to complete, 11 REUTERS Business News. From Florida Coll Collect AT 3r381-2758 profiles on celebrities, and a movie critic's but once accomplished, subscribers to the "with so many 45-year-olds trying to act 25, Barbara and David Hertz spent a 12 Weather. • FREEPfOCUPANDOaiVKYTOAIRroRr "'"' " '' we had to question whether or not anyone piece on why movies aren't as popular to feur days at their Sanibel home cable system here will have access to a AND AREA MOTHS •AU CARS AIR-CONDITIONED .. would read it and our test issues proved prime timers as they once were. recently before the debut of Prime variety of television signals not previous- 13 WTVT, Tampa - CBS. l .AU CARS RENTE) FULL OF GAS DATEC that they would," she said. "Then we The first issue's psychology-oriented ar- Time. She is the magazine s ly available, including the addition of the W. Wur.: GM, Ford,, Defend wm;. wondered about the advertisers, whojiave ticles, which Ms. Hertz says will be the publisher and he is chairman of new independent station. too. Rotss non-dltcountobls tub|sct lo for so long aimed at the 18-34. age market, .meat of the magazine, probe the empty Prime Time Publications, Inc. change without notlcs. • ' as if you dropped off a cliff at the age of 40 nest syndrome, a seminar on solving mid- or 45.1 had thought we had gone out on a life crises, and a health column on sex limb, but suddenly it seemed everyone was therapy: it works but does it last? talking about our age-group." ^ - . Even Sanibel and Captiva^ worked their PALMER Now, instead of worrying about accep- way into Prime Time's debut in "Joining pleasures in this time will be dealt with." who isn't yet in her prime, the staff and rent-a-car system tance, the Hertz' already are fretting about the idle rich," in which Mariner and Cap- Prime Time lost 12 pages of advertising management of the magazine are all prime potential competition from bigger com- tran's interval ownerships are explored in in its first issue by turning down ads for timers whose careers include executive refreshing detail. . v dentures, laxatives and cemetery plots.' of SANIBEL panies.J;;"So our main concern now is to positions at Esquire and Time-Life publica- 936-5400 penetrate the market. We haveja 100,000 Articles will be aimed at service, and "They're cliche and we don't want them," tions. ,•.'-..' will be fact rather than fad oriented, Ms. Ms. Hertz said. Several pages do contain DIVISION OF PALMER BROADCASTING COMPANY 1 26 Crystal Drive circulation now and expect 200,000 by When can' they expect a return on their August. Before the first issue came out we Hertz said. "Many articles will deal with ads for premium; wine and spirits, plush $4 million investment? "We should turn a (Behind McDonald's on U.S. 41 S) already had 45,000 paid circulation." the problems at mid-life. We are* after all, hotels, Waterford crystal and French per- profit by 1983," Ms. Hertz answered quick- :r 1571 Periwinkle Way 472-4787 Ft. Myers, Fia. 33907 jkHertari. isn't;: new;: tp|; publishingy in the middle, with growing Children; ly. "EarhCT if subscriptions and advertis- l^inamtyfrom:^«gin£ parents. fm" ~*"-:-* ^"M^« sy- With the exception of the art director. ItQ Ialand Reporter December 7,1979 A21 I A20 December 7.1979 bland Reporter Macintosh PERMITS AND DEEDS A Bayside Villas condominium to Robert Lowman Jr. and Edward McCarthy from Useppa Inn and Dock Com-- Bookshop pany for $93,000; "•'•N^LV" Make reservations here for BIRD TOURS conducted by A Cottage Colony West condominium at Casa Ybel Gritting Bancroft. Knowledgeable Ornithologist and Author Resort to James Watt and Natale Mbnastra from G- GUIDETO of Snowy, the Story of an Egret. The White Cardinal and Robert Suniwalt for $95,000; Vanishing Wings. : - FORT MYERS. FIORHM; A Bayside Villas condominium to.Richard Schmidt from Lawrence OTEleiUy for $89,000; ...is TOW? Army; A Seashells of Sanibel condominium to Thomas Eddy Bestsellers from Alan Samuel for $62,500; ^ •_ nil A Sabdalfoot condominium to Edward Goodpaster from Michael Danyouk for $6i;00b; - South Seas Plantation Ltd. sold six Bayside Villas con- Visitor's to Captran's sales center at Panto Ybel shopping center are greetec • TENNISPLACE. Two bedroom, one bath furnished apart- 1 THE ESTABUSHMENT, by Howard Fast. dominiums to the following: Wendy Castagna and Jane gMimin.«U«.)TheLavettesol"The tionist who hands out free gifts of men's and ladies digital VMtches. ment for just $59,900. Amenities include tennis courts and * Immlgrama. and Samm $35. per person crt" the top Sinclair Baker. (Rawson, Wade. $7.85.) A plan to Iossupto20poundsml4days. includes are Willing to assist with financing. Prices from 3 WHITE HOUSE YEARS, by Henry Kissinger. WorsdOeuvres $13,000! ** (Little. 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Essays by a biology MAIN OFFICE: Yl\iPeriwinkle Way; corner of Casa Ybel Road. MARSH ALL H. HOLTZ, JR. DONALD T. BISSELL if. HOURS Sanibel's oldest and largest shop Registered Real Estate Broker Registered Real Estate Broker JEWELRY open 7 days a week at the Weekdays 9-9 Saturday 9-5:30 Sunday 10 • 4 saving Sanlbal ond Coptlro Slncf I960 . l«30 P.riwlnkl. Way (113) 472.-I454 . - quiet lighthouse end of Sanibel J IslMd Bodies • CoodoOTiniunwtloHnCTite Loo » Rental AcconMnrwhriom I Sanibel Island, Florida IN THE HEART Of) THE ISLAND ON SANIBEl i •'• A22 December 7,1979 Island Reporter Living Free International, Inc. Island Reporter December 7,1979 A23 presents Sanibel Winter Mini-Seminar :ram During the winter season on Sanibel Island, Living Free International, Inc., will present a. series of mini-seminars for the general public. The The seminars are designed to improve the • quality of life. .Amdiol ' Seminar lecturer Erik H. 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This was a week of changing faces at Sanibel City Hall. has demonstrated his interest and intelligence, and his. Duane White turned over the mayor's gavel to Francis personable nature will certainly prove an asset in a tough Wsptres : :: Bailey, two new planning commissioners were appointed, job.-- • • i'-:--' - • '<;':' •'.- \:y ' ' ,' ' t To Island Reporter: Barrier bland Now we are to see a real and pure Civilizations, like people, like trees, like To Island Reporter: For many years with Group of the Arts - BIGA, asit is In- American art at last. stars; are born, mature, then die. There and Bernard Murphy spent his first few days on the job The newi planning commission appointees, Arthur the old post; office on Sanibel, we have as Sanibel City Manager. While other city hall officials ^cqff aid Fred Valtin, will bring to the commission an terestingly: abbreviated - has rendered : Someone has defined the best book as be- have been many such dvflizations in the waited for stamps in long queues, or else Sanibel Island, a: far-reaching service byi. • ing the. one that' makes us think the most, past. But they all died in dignity. Ours and staff get acquainted with the newcomers (although added measure of professional experience and familarity wasted two-fifths of our money in the local presenting the; fiin) "Painters Painting," - and that is how I felt about "Painters Pain- seems to be dying in a spree of gay and Bailey can hardly be termed a newcomer, this will be his with the community. Valtin's intimate knowledge of the stamp vending machines. Now we have the which was shown last night, November 29?. ting." It made me think, and here is some of reckless inanity. Inanity witnessed here first term as mayor) we suggest that the public be given island's business community will fill a void in the commis- gorgeous new post office, but still no self- at Island Cinema. From time to time we what I thought, in the hope that it might be .and'there and occasionally is enough, but the same opjwrtumty. - sion created by the resignation of Ray Fenton. Wycoff, service stamp machine. The post office have all paught glimpses of a certain of some interest to someone: when explained across a period of two machines deliver 25 cents worth of stamps present-day activityV or phenomenon, There is no nation, no person, no animal, hours and in terms as inane as the works, It's been too long since Sanibel voters have had a who is a director of the Island Water Association, can for 25 cents deposited, and can be used serve a useful liaison role betwwn the city and the which is for the lack of a better name no insect, that can live without ah ideal, then that, that is something else. chance toquestion city-officials in a town meeting forum. evenings and weekends. known as art, and the art of painting at which brings about and maintains its life. Art has always been the mirror and The council welcomes public input at council meetings, •The ^ its ablest Personnel in the post office would also that. But to see the output of that activity In art, a painter of flowers, of beach scenes, sometimes even the herald of the moral but not everyone is able to attend council meetings or is like the machine, and now there is room for so assembled and presented in a vivid con- . of anything, is guided by an ideal, never -essence of a period. There has always been willing to address the council on its turf. A town meeting; members when Fenton, Betty Robinson and Twink it. However, one will be granted to Sanibel ^temporary, medium.'- the art, form of our mind how high or how hackneyed A in history what today is so proudly called Underhill step down. Each has approached the unsalaried from Washington only if consumer desire is time, the cinema - that is most welcome. carpenter wants to build a good table, a car the "avant-garde." But in the past it often would afford the public an opportunity to meet the new demonstrated. v city officials on neutral ground and question them about "position writh the thorough preparation and dedication The introduction spoke of a distinctly thief wants to steal a good car. A good per- stuck, such as Masacdo and Rembrandt. that sets Sanibel officials apart from other municipal of- Forms are available in the post office to and purely American art which is to, be son is guided by a good ideal, a bad person But today's "avant-garde" is tomorrow's specific issues - hazard mitigation,continued commercial request such a machine; The holidays are seen. The Thomas Benton^, the Grant by a bad one. But to have no ideal at all and rear-guard, if not totally forgotten. Yes, development and purchase of the causeway to name but a ficers. The city would do well to take Underhill and •Vi Robinson up on their offers of continued help. approaching, and the post office queues,will Woods, the Edward Hoppers, they were all then proclaim fervently the unrideal to be Marcel Duchamp was mentioned as the ..few.;... . -,•••' • ' . ' • . . ';•••:,; become longer and longer unless .dtizens painters of the American scene, to be sure, the -ideal, that, to this viewer at least, is forerunner of what I would call the present- We welcome Murphy, Valtin and Wycoff, and we wish request this service, /s/ Betsy O'Neill. like proclaiming a skeleton to-be a living Murphy, for one, should be eager to meet the people he ; but they all, we were told, caught but brief, day "school of conceptual inanity." but that will serve. He spent an encouraging first week in his new Bailey a productive year as mayor. We also would Sanibel superficial, and ephemeral glimpses of it. person. • ' . . ' [ . . . ..-. is exactly why Duchamp, as soon as he role meeting city hall employees, asking questions and welcome an opportunity to greet the new officials in an in- realized what he was doing, quickly aban- formal, open.townhall meetings doned it and, being unable to go'any fur- sitting in on his first council meeting. Already Murphy ther, in the art of painting, quickly aban- doned it and found refuge in the sanity of center the game of chess; for life unguided by ment ment some prindple is not worth living. To Island Reporter: On December 10, possibility of the granting of this develop- There is an axiom that anything that is 1979, the planning commission of the City,, ment permit* • ;;••••£•--:•, -:X.7-~y^:-k •'. only for its own sake, serving no useful pur- 6 of Sawbel w^meet/On their agenda will pose, is a zero and it perishes. (All through Tli%,'• ••••;,.• ;: ',.•••.. It'is certain that the community ipwes idonstrbus structure. If, in fact, this re- :W«i must insist that ifce passed on tothe ' as Yeats saw it, and never mind, the respite," but which by any other name was ibI^[li??Fl a moratorium. ; But thJBre ".were differences :anrf, I i munity ind the dty administrative staff. quest for a development fiermit meets-alt-; "ceremony of innocence," for no one will believe, important ones; Francis Bailey was because they p^ ' One comes away with the" impression legal criteria, we the people must, give the Sanibel City .Council, for final authority. Periwinkle Way? It merely understates the know what you are talking about. That is elected mayor, a new dty manager was on running'. during some trying periods. •'• But that: City Manager Murphy is moving planning commission a reason beyond mere . I beseech, you to come, bring your short-sightedness of those controlling (or sad enough and leaves behind a zero. But hand at a council session for the first time, there are those who now believe the time quickly toward gaining that confidence. legti boundaries, bywhichi they. can,^with .neighbors, crowd the meeting room and the not controlling) island development. Rather from. that zero toj go down' deeper and and within a few weeks three new planning has come for a clean and clear break bet- There seems to be a new spirit in City Hall reason, deny this>equest. By sheer f^orce of; parking ..lot. outside. Show by your very than increasing traffic flow, why don't you deeper into the negative, turning liabilities commissioners will take their seats. ween the policy-making councilmen and the " among employees that have gone through a numbers,, we must' show them that ^he numbers that you are against the defile- encourage, or even insist, on alternate into assets, that is too much. And it is all administration. . •'"'";':].'• '.'"• "• ,:" painful period of uncertainty and concern. dtizens, visitors and all friends of Sanibel, ment of Sanibel as we know it and love it. means of transportation? Do you parallelled by the phenomenon of teenage Bailey accepted the job as mayor with remember what Sanibel looked like when great reluctance. At this early stage it •_ This point was stressed heavily by Coun- 'And a sampling of public reaction indicates the island and the dty, abhor the very idea. .Let us demonstrate once and for all that we drugs and pills and denham frills. a significant showing of support for the of this aberration; Public opinion as ex- intend to preserve what .tranquility and you moved there? Probably one of the im- I'm going to be offering some highly per- would be ridiculous to speculate on how he cilman Goss when he pushed for Bailey's ages to strike you was the long shady Now we may see why we are humiliated sonal views and impressions on what's go- might treat the position. It is fair to say. election as mayor. It's the meaning behind new dty manager, even though based on pressed verbally and by signature on peti- serenity , is left to us. /s/ Leonard G. abroad. Military might is impotent, in the tion show strong public indignation at the Kessler, Sanibel ..,-.. stretch of Periwinkle Way, and the absence ing on in island politics; but hopefully in a however, that there are some who hope his statement that the position of mayor first impressions. . ^ of development. face of the ghostly enemy at home, let alone that his election will mean a departure should now be less demanding. And he It's too early to judge, but what this abroad. The Wall of China, the Maginot constructive manner that will offend few Insist on being innovative. Defy the one and might give us all some added insight in- from the "strong mayor" role played out in clearly intimated that it would be healthy if could mean is a well-managed administra- Line, they all pass, but safety is never K varying degrees by Goss, Butler, and the offices for both mayor and councilmen tion of dty affairs; a dean and professional person-one car syndrome. The car is quick- behind a wall but in one's heart. In this to the island's problems and prospects. White. were removed from City Hall, thus helping presentation of issues to dty council, and ly going to become obsolete, but so will the climate if the humiliation abroad continues island if you pave every inch of it. The views of readers are most welcome. Sanibel's city charter clearly places to insulate the administration from council. more time, for council and its mayor to con- Lontri and even increases, it should be no sur- responsibility for running the city's ad It is coincidence that the election of a centrate on basic and-long-term policy- As for the. proposed shopping center, prise. The reactions of religious fanatics A colloquy beats*a soliloquy. : May we the trustees add our thanks for wouldn't that be an ideal location for low- I went to a city council meeting on Tues- ministrative affairs in the hands of the city new mayor occurred on the same day that a making issues. • To Island Reporter: Domingo and Lucy and irrational mobs is but the way one ex- Vargas wish to express their sincere ap- your generous contributions, /s/ Betty cost housing /s/ Sylvia Schwartz, treme reacts against another. I feel like preciation, for the help and generosity of Bray, Floyd Benny and Genevieve McCain Flagstaff. Arizona shouting from house tops: "America wake their friends. The money given to the s •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• up, while there is still time!" Angel Vargas Fund at the Bank of the , But all of it is but a natural outcome of Islands has been put in a special account. It . V - . these three benefits: ease, prosperity, and will be used to defray the costly and conti- ___ freedom,-whenever these, are misused' and when they fall onto a shallow soil. But this grand land of ours is not a shallow soil. It .^^k&^M' Free beaches advocated has some of the richest and deepest bleClub. , al\ l contributions will be tax deducti- To Island Reporter; : If the artide visitors alike. » cultural soil of the world and so it Angel is home on Gladiolus Drive now. "Sanibel beach front: public or private?'* in I previously owned property at Key Bis- demonstrated in the past. Let us realize He is learning to use crutches until he can the November 30 Island Reporter was in- cayne but left that otherwise attractive while it is yet time that individuals and na- be fitted with an artificial leg. There were tended to state the legal principles ofbeach island because the ocean-front hotels suc- tions without an ideal perish. The counter- two agonizing operations at Lee Memorial access, it was undoubtedly correct and ceeded in extending their domain over the ideal "art" tells the whole story. Hospital to prepare his mangled lower leg. helpful. If it was intended to explain how beaches to such an extent that an uninter-, It is the dujby of the one who sees the foe for this. The fund will bemused for Angel's beach access could be denied by property rupted walk along the beach was impossi- in the ambush to speak up and that is why medical expenses and for future owners, it was in my opinion unfortunate ble. In Sanibel (for the moment at any rate} these lines, reluctantly but unavoidably GLBIPSE replacements of the artificial leg as he and tending to destroy one of Sanibel's par- such a walk is still possible. If motel ^and written. And BIGArts be thanked for hav- grows. . ticular attractions for residents and other renting owners prevent this, they ing made this viewing possible. It was not Stoop to conch-er may add a few square feet to their property an entertainment - thank God, for we have but in the long run will lose the business of too much of that. It was an opportunity for those to whom Sanibel's beaches "forever a diagnosis. But the disease is not in- Photograph by MarfcTwombly Island bin oi*fers solution free" are a major attraction, /s/ Del curable, if one turns to the Supreme Goldsmith, Sanibel Healer, /s/ Jovan DeRocea, Sanibel to beach front probleni To Island Reporter: Your artide entitled public beach and private property. Because "Sanibel beach front: public or private" in it is a part of the natural process it cannot the November 80 issue of Island Reporter be successfully challenged. Naturalist recommends film reminds me of the period of time during To complete this process we built long, which Island Inn had the same problem wooden over the dune line for To Island Reporter: At 7:30 p.m. on Sun- be one of the best narratives on wildlife that other beach front resorts are still fac- pedestrian use. These act as control points day, December, 9 at the Community Tye ever seen. The area covered is ing. Beach strollers used to make as well-as preventing people from tramping .Association building on Periwinkle. Way, a Southwest Africa. The filming is excellent, themselves at home in our pod; bring their down nature's beach defense. movie will.be:presented by the Barrier and the subjects covered in a truly dogs in for a drink of pool water; and beach Anyone interested in this'procedure is Island Group for the"Arts. I highly recom- remarkable . fashion depending on its equipment disappeared with great welcome to visit it and I will be glad to mend this movie! "Animals are Beautiful humor, beauty or rawness. Many of us are regularity. discuss the subject at any time. It is ob- People" sounds something like a Walt tired of seeing tv documentaries of African vious, however, that where structures are Disney flick on wildlife showing bears wildlife, but I guarantee you "Animals are We solved our problem by re-creating Beautiful People" is quite different, and the natural dune or benn line which, when built too dose to the beach there will be lit- scratching to a disco beat,, or possibly apes tle likelihood of success for the program, /s/ showing us their approach to table man- well worth the cash, /s/ George Lewis correctly placed for its survival, firmly and Weymouthr Sanibel permanently sets the line between the William Kimball, Sanibel ners. On the other hand this film has got to A26 Dectmb*r7,1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter December 7,1979 A27 The Giant's '..£ ' GIGANTIC GROU CONDOMINIUMS* FLORIDA HOMES & APARTMENTS

By Grace Whitehead nice place to live, but it's no place to visit.- ; .•Grace::^y;.:'':- '•-••:i\ vent places that don't exist so they If you are looking for a place that gklt wasjyj^^nice of you to write can thjrow my reindeer off course, exists, go to Fort Myers. Look at me>a letter about the things I dne time they tried to get me to go all those billboards and neon signs should look out for if I should visit to a place caUed "Cleveland." WeU, and; clogged and high a pjac? you? call •'Sanibei" on naturally, there's ho Cleveland, at buildings. That's what I call a Real Christmas Eve. >"- least at Christmas time, r ; :-•< - City. Even CIA couldn't have plot- I*hi sonry to tell you. Grateful :&JBteg^EB. in Charge of Myths ted a place like that, believe me! Grace, there is ho SanibeLv ^ tell&Pi^^they/ve gone pretty far with this so-called Sanibel bit. • Now I don't wanit to be hard- ___. _J receiving your letter I had They even tried to pretend it was a hearted. Grateful Grace. After all, the whole thing investigated by my city. Now, tell me, who ever heard tm a Jolly Old Fellow, full of Good Head EJ|f in • Charge ofj|rl^hs.iile? See^ Cheer and all that staff, and Tve tells me that the place you call a]figatoriB'''''.you,:'-.can!t'>' shoot, and' got to keep up my reputation. So if "Sanibel? is^rii^b^tjust another politicians without pay.; They can't you have a Head Elf on Sanibel CIA plot directed against me. ••;% gull the wool over my eyes; that's that can convince me you all exist, -• Yes, it's "triiiei -Gnrt^ri-Gracev; m be glad to listen. though I know the truth sometimes No, Grateful Grace, Sanibel is a But, remember, none of those hurts. The CIA has been out to get Immediately Delivered Neyer-Never Land. It might be a CIA plots! /s/ Santa Claus 4 Rooms of and set up Living Room Dining Room • College Bowl quiz-whiz recalls televised triumph Furniture Sofa Dining Room Table Chair with Leaf . Love Seat (optional) 4 Side Chairs 2-End Tables Hutch (optional) 2-tamps' Buffet (optional) Coffee Table . Floral Arrangement Painting. Painting . . • Plant . ; Sleeper (optional) .

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Mitch Austin, as he upheld the glory of Morrig Harvey College on the old "College Bowl" television show, and as he appears today as manager of The Colony^ College Bowl is returning as a radio broadcast • By Nancy DelFavero (You remember him from that ths on quiz drills. "They simulated the first student member of the other brain-squeezer,"Jeopardy.") the real thing," he said, "clock, school's board of trustees. The For a kid growing up in the six- But let's harken back to the first buzzer and alL" school received a $4,500 grant and ties with, higher education written Sunday of April, 1967. The team "The General Electric Corpora- Mrs. Austin got her choice of one of IV: indelibly on the map of his Kfe, at a from tiny Morris Harvey College in tioh flew up up and we stayed at several G.E. appliances. She time before the bloodshed at Kent Charleston, West Virginia is pitted the Hotel Warwick in New York," selected a coffee maker. State and the anger and general against the defending champs from Austin recalled. "That Sunday we And what became of Austin's academic malaise that followed, Louisiana State University in were up against Louisiana State fellow team members? "Sandy before stagflation, recession and a Baton Rouge. A button is slapped, and, lp and behold, we beat them Grow, the only girl on the team, seeming demand for technological a bell (or was it a buzzer?) is sound- 310 to 160," he said. It was the first went on to get her master's in skills scared students out of ed, the camera zooms in one one of time a West Virginia school had education. Doug Britton, the "frivilous" liberal arts courses, the the team members and a voice, not won the College Bowl, a record team's captain, went on to jjet a collegiate scholar was epitomized unlike a law professor's, barks out: kept by Morris Harvey until the master's in English Literature and by those super-brains who paneled "Austin, Morris Harvey." show was cancelled. Josh Zander went on to the New the quiz-show "College Bowl." Mitchel "Mitch" Austin, an School of Social Research and got a To have had their wealth of 18-year-old freshman history major When the team returned the PhD. in history, I think," said knowledge in the depths of one's frbm White Plains, New York following Monday,, they were Austin, who was^the youngest of gray matter and at the tip of one's blurts out the answer: "the '-greeted as heroes," Austin said. the team of junior and Senior tongue! To be able to recognize a Hawley-Sinoot Tarriff;" Yeah, rah. "It was pretty heady stuff, history and English majors. Cezanne masterpiece, an Arthur Cheers from the studio and home needless to say*" The following "They stayed away from the Miller play and a Chopin etude, or audiences. "What the question Sunday the team repeated their math questions," he said of the Col- to recall all three vice-presidents was, though, I couldn't; tell you flight and show schedule, but Jost lege Bowl directors. "There were who served under FDR, all in the now," said Mitch Austin, manager to the team from the University of few scientific questions. They ask- time to took to reach for a buzzer. of The Colony and a six-year resi- Colorado, who went oh to retire ed questions about music, history, Yeah, rah. «) points for just being dent of Sanibel. "It's hard to after the five-show limit as art, political science, the movies..." smart and who cared if you were a believe it was 12 years ago." undefeated champs. Austin When the other team blanked on world class dork on the playing A self-confessed "terrible" high remembered only one other an answer, it was usually team- Long term financing arranged field. . school student, Austin went on to answer he gave during the games - mate Zander who picked up the become a magna cum laude grad "—I thin•--•--k i•t wa••••'s Jame- s H," he said-, - question, Austin recalled. "He was "College Bowl" was a Sunday who so impressed his professors by and. he also recalls that his team lightening fast, absolutely brilliant night staple for all would-be eg- the end of the first semester that a never "choked" on an answer. and quite a character," he said. gheads,, trivia buffs, and junior music instructor stopped him mid- "It was a tremendous boost of Phone 936-8989 WAREHOUSE OUTLET 5613 South high schoolers who fancied way through an exam to ask Austin morale to the school," Austin said. "To give you an idea of how cpn- themselves knpwledgable enough if he had considered trying out for "It gave them much needed publici- servative Morris Harvey was," for college. It was aired from 1959 a berth on the school's college bowl ty and they gained the respect of said Austin, "an alumnus from to 197i)^un^i»ip€i,tinie football team. :••••'':• •-'•• • "••.•.'•':.-:-:~-:'.-: = ••-' '•• the academic community. They us- Kansas wrote to the president of Mix and match 4 full rooms of QUALITY Furniture from our one games and student protests of the Of the 1,600 members of the ed to call it Harvey High," he said the college about Josh's mustache, half million doJIar 70,000 Sq. Ft. Warehouse Showroom inventory. show's sponsor General Electric: student body, 116 took the qualify- of his alma mater. lie said, if that's the kind of stu- and it's involvement in providing ing exam consisting' of 150 ques- For his efforts, and those of his dent representing the school, he supplies for the Vietnam conflict tions. The top 16 scorers were nar- team members, Austin was award- didn't want to be associated with led to the show's demise. rowed to a field of eight then to a ed a full academic scholarship and Morris Harvey. After we won, the "College Bowl" has been reviv- team of four with an alternate, said was made an honorary citizen of first telegram We received said, tell ed, J>ut thii? time it's on radio and it Austin, who remembered practic- West Virginia. He later became Josh to keep the mustache, and to HOURS: MONDAY. TUESDAY. THURSDAY. FRIDAY — 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. WEDNESDAY ft SATURDAY 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. -.SUNDAY 12 to 5 will be emceed by Art Fleming. ing two hours a day for three mon- president of the student body and grow a beard, if he wants to." A28 December 7,1979 Island Reporter ; Section B 11 December 7,1979

By Mark Twombly Bike paths didn't just happen on Sanibel. It took nearly four years of concerted community fund-raising and political lobbying before the first bicycle toured the Periwinkle Way path in 1976. Most of the credit for moving bikes off the road and onto the path belongs to the i Sanibel Bike Path Committee. The idea of establishing an organization to lead an effort to build bike paths on Sanibel grew from an informal discussion among two friends, Mariel Goss and Julie Barber. "Julie and I were sitting on the beach one day talking," Mrs. Goss said. "We both had two boys the same age, and they couldn't ride their bikes to see each other. !£^t^^ We asked ourselves, 'Why live on an island when you can't ride a Blk* Path CommHte* paid for•nglnoarintf of Periwinkle Way path as w«4l as tr«* removal. Cbmmlit**hinds also bought a bike?'" blko brldgo;ovor th'o Sanlbal Rlv*r on San-Cap Road. ...-....• .^ '•: :.'.'. '• ' : •• •-••*•• • The Sanibel Bike Path Commit- tee was soon formed by people who simply Vwanted "to ride bikes without being run off the road." The original Bike Path Commit- tee, composed of Mrs. Goss and Mrs. Barber, Sherry Vartdal and Grace Whitehead,: set > as its primary goal the construction of a bicycle path from the Sanibel 1 Lighthouse to Blind Pass, but the group advocated paths along each 1 road on the island. Along with that ambitious goal they adopted ^mot- I to: "Preserve your environment, protect your children and wildlife, the Periwinkle path, and pedal your way to health. County support of Sanibel on tfae north said. i From the start the committee ap- paths ended with Gnagey, thje p*Wx 1T proached thett ^ so ?the decision w?» Money from the sale of the phone '^sB ' fronts: collecting money toappl y to .Transportation and the county made to put the path on the south books, plus donations enabled the 1 ! actual construction of bike paths, commission turned a ear to side on top of underground water Committee vto - contribut1e a large and convincing government of- Bike Path Committee requests for and utaitylmes. Property owners ^feKii C^^tb ^^t

Periwinkle path and build a bridge 1 ' -'^v ficials of the need for paths. funding. Mrs. Goss was instrumen- responded with varying i : Executive Director Their first public exposure was tal in. forming a county-wide group cooperation in providing for%. bicyclists>• over the Sanibel Walter Kite has been in December, 1972 when members aimed•at promoting construction ol easements, according to Mrs. River on the new Sanibel-Captiya itrith the Chamber for of the committee set up at a booth bike paths, but it wasn*t until, Goss, but eventually the path was Road bike path. , four years. In addition at a SanibelrCaptiva Conservation Sanibel bicyclists. 'Staged a protest mapped; out and construction M We^ stilttai8|ng money," Mrs. to administrative and «?• _X-^a'* __ • ^_.* ' T'--I J J.11_J. ' - —•-•I.I'- • J!J.'ILA1 j>A«iMi» A'CCBA«A1« 'tK««riwn«« -fVyx ItAIVan 'rl^l*^ PAffMiMi^laA «ki&^BA*^v«%i«l '.-*%• public relations duties, Foundation fair. Later that month ride that county officials began to began. The Committee received a Goss said. "Our main goal was to Kite does a weekly the Bike Path Committee spon- take notice. boost when Mariner Properties build paths from the Lighthouse to radio spot to promote sored a bicycle relay race from the _ On Monday, February 11,1974 a agreed to construct the portion of Blind Pass and I think we should go 1 ; v: -$h& islands'good news, Lighthouse to the post office for group of about 14 cyclists met on the path in frbnt of the Periwinkle front: the . ^ -td -Blind and keeps official adults, and a parking lot slalom^for Periwinkle Way and began to pedal shopping center, island weather infor- children. : single file west on Periwinkle. The Periwinkle path was nar- The next phase of construction mation. The race was divided into two Wearing signs that publicized their rower than Committee members should extend the path north classes, for 10-speed and 3-speed,cause, the protesters managed to had hoped for, and it crossed top on San-Cap Roadf Mrs. Goss bikes. The winner of each class back traffic up for more than a mile many driveway, parking lot and saie|« "People like to -bicycle THE REPORTER - /MARK TWOAABLY received a $50 prize and slalom before a . Lee County Sheriff s street entrances, but, as Mrs. GQSS through the jrefuge and go to winners each earned ribbons. The Deputy arrived and advised the said, "It's still better than having Bowman's Beac|h. And people drive Twenty islanders gathered at and became the Sanibel-Captiva "We who live here and who want munity were not getting attention committee hoped torais e money by cyclists to yield the road to the cars no place to dive off the road. At faster, and the road shoulders are the ^ jCpminunity v House on deeper on San:Cap Road." City of- Chamber of Commerce. to see the development controlledof the county commission. They having each of the competitors sign and trucks. . least it's there." . November 1,1954 to discuss form- The unimposing little Chamber so as not to spoil the atmosphere weren't responsive to our needs up sponsors. The event was less of "Our goal was to block traffic to The largest source of funds for ficials have discussed: extending ing an independent group to pro- north on San-Cap or building on Causeway Road, built which we so much desire " Kearns eventhen. a success in terms of the number of show .that we needed a bike path," the Committee was the local phone the path either mote more and better business on 10 years after the group banded wrote; : "have; been meeting "One of the rather peculiar1 participants than it was in gaining Mrs. Goss said. "We had as much book first published in 1974. Com- east of Lindfren Boulevard on the island and to generate more Periwinkle. together, and remodeled another repeatedly with the subject in things about the Chamber was that public awareness of the Committee right to the road as the cars. It mittee members including Starr and better publicity for the winter 10 years later, belies the mind of placing some sort of unlike most you think of, we were and its work, according to .Mrs. wasn't really civil disobedience. All rThomasr»»«»"«« , °*Ji*i*<*Asolicited an do«« composei «««,«««d «al Jl «,n Mrs. Goss sa id she once thought resort. Chamber's prominent posture in the advertising ">and telephone she would be ai >le towin d down her machinery in work for the purpose not just blatantly interested in do- Goss. we did was ride our bikes-.but we "It is not to be a chamber of com- shaping the island's history. Few of this control. Most of our thinking ing nothing but promoting The fund raising continued. Cans certainly drew attention to our pro- listings for,; the book. "We did all activity in the Bike Path Commit- merce," the minutes of that realize, for example, "that the has been along the line of problems ourselves to get more business," were placed on counters in shops to blem." the advertising on my dining room tee once the city became involved, meeting say, "though some func- Chamber began investigating in- and possibilities of zoning. I must Bailey said. "The Chamber worked collect donations. Ads were placed Two days later the Lee County table," Mrs;

You ore cordially invited to participate in the 9th Annuol Exhibition and Sale of Island Arts and Crafts for SEVEN SEAS $C 99 the benefit of the Sanibel Public Library to be held on Friday and Saturday. February 1 and 2, 1980, from '9m Qt. 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. doily at the Sanibel Community House. Participation must be limited to Sanibel and Captive. Wand addressees. Set-up will be on Thursday, January 31, from 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. After 4 PJW. space will be forfeited. . MEN'S Nikolai J &B .'.-. •-• ••"•.'.'•" . General Regulations V 1. The exhibitor agrees to pay for reserved space as follows: $5 fo/4 linear feet (V4 table) SPORT COATS Vodka Scotch $10 for 8 linear feet (1 full table) If more space (in the above units) is requested, such space will be allotted on a "first paid - first served" BLAZERS 49 $7 basis AFTER all requests for the two standard sizes have been honored and paid. That is, send your check 750 ML before Janaury 10,1980 for as much space as you want. We will allot to you all we fairly can and refund CARDIGAN SWEATERS any overpayment. ?.'" . ' 2. The exhibitor agrees to contribute to the Library 20% of all sales, including sales for future delivery; and further agrees that 1he balance due the exhibitor of 80% of such sales may be paid by check mailed to the exhibitor only at his Sanibel or Captiva address. Kamora ft Oilbey's 3. The exhibitor agrees to keep selling prices to even dollars or half-dollars. LADIES 4. The exhibitor may display as many as three "NOT FOR SALE" artiples. No limit will be placed on display articles for which orders will be taken for future delivery. Coffee Oin 5. Space may not be reserved for exhibit'only. ' BtEYLE 6. The exhibitor must provide his own props or disploy racks. The walls of the new Community House may not be used for display purposes.' - the latest styles in beautiful colors lueur 7. Large commercial signs or displays will not be permitted. 8. No food, drinks nor smoking will be permitted in the Community House. 'solids fc plaids' K your craft lends itself to public demonstration, will you be willing to be observed at work during the 750 ML Fair? Please complete the following application, detach, and mall as soon as possible. No applications will be for the finest & largest, selection of accepted after January 10, 1980. :.•"•' REMEMBER - NO TAX FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE FAIR. - MEN'S AND LADIES1 Wolfschmidt •---••m SWIMWEAR-SPORTSWEAR Mr. and Mr*. W.H. HULSMAN Vodka 1703 Dixie Beach Blvd. APPAREL Sanibel. Florida 33957 Dot*: SHOP THE

My craft U NOW OPEN SUNDAY 1-7 twill* __iw)ll not _: —-participate In the 1W0 Art** Craft* Fair. I will: will not d«nonftrot» during the Fair. I will .will not need an electrical outlet. I prefer to be In the building —- —-outside the bulldlna ______£__ ___, "FAMOUS FOR THE FINE APPAREL" I onclos# my oi#ck for $•, - ,.,______. __ ior - •—Jhrorfoet of tpac* {•*•#! above). for over 40 years

.Phone. Turn Right Off Causeway - First Store on Right I Make check payable to Sanibel Public library. r~r'""J''."r'.".r ..r J J , J .» .> ..» ..> ..» .» .» Island Reporter December 7,1979 B5 7.197$ Island! Winds mean tough golf ing in South Seas pro-am By Susie Holly Id, gusty grinds blew several: golfballs off course last weekend at South Seas Plantation's Gulf- front golf course, but the bad weather did not interfere with a For information about how your charter boat can be listed display of fine golfing during the Inaugural South Seas Traditional pro-am tournament. Twelve past' 472-1587 and present PGA Tour pros and 36 amateurs vied in the two-day *, it event. Proceeds will benefit Big * Brothers and Big Sisters of Lee *SPOBTS FISHING County. V -« I •SHQUNG TRIPS South Seas golf pro and tourna- *DRAG SHELL TRIPS "WIT PANTS" CHARTERS ment director ' Danny Jones said •SIGHTSEEING that despite the bad weather the •COMBINATION TRIPS Z" •'.Z Distinctive seagoing nature M A RINE tournament was a success, with FULL OR HALF DAY adventures since 1970. "the big winners . being Big Brothers and Big Sisters; The peo- UAvmontOM CATTIVA ist. Capt. Dick Frieman 472-1315 sales & service ple who participated loved our CALL -549-5530 islands and want to return next 1205 Periwinkle Way year," Jones said. "The only dim BRIDGES CHARTERS , . : • Captiva Island thing about the tournament was 23' MAKO-BIMINITOP-S/S KADIOTACKIE SUPPLIED 472-2001 the. cold and windy weather. The WET STORAGE AVAILABLE crowds^; weren't? aa. big as We CABBAOIKIY wanted because of that." ,-.;..-. Tourney favorite and longtime PGA Tour leader Julius Boros shrugs off his opening tee shot which didn't go exactly - CB RADIO SHELLING the way he wanted. .He shot a par 144 for the tournament - . V4ENGJNI SIGHTSEEING (Live aboard slips - deep water) FRESH SEAFOOD MKt. The winds also 'made for some DIVE TRIPS CAPT. "R" STEWART (STU) SOUTH tough golfing, Jones' pointed put. Finishing one shot behind Arm- newcomer to the professional golf- total more than $1 million. Jensen's Twin Palm Resort & Rod & Reel Only three of the j>roswere able to strong was Bobby Nichols, a pro- ing ranks. His third pla limited to 100 provided. Custom built 22 foot skiff powered by local native guide. outdoors Capt. Duke Sells, Tween Waters Marina, Captiva. Marina 472-5161; o Mercury Outboard Engines players, but as of midweek five posi- .home 472-4733: o Formula Boats by Thunderbbd tions still were open. Meanwhile, over I POWER I o Repair Service and Parts at the Dunes Racquet Club men and At left, Sanibel golfer Jim Hermes women tennis players will face each thinks about an upcoming putt o Storage/In and Out/Wet other across the net in the ''Battle of Larry Snell (bottom left}, another A Public Service from e Balt/lce/Tackle Sanibel participant in the South i USCG Equipped the Sexes" tennis tournament. Play • Gas/Dlesei/OII will begin at 9:00 a.m.. Seas tournament, tries to sink one. Bimini Tops - Chart island Pro Eddie Pearce (bottom right}, a • Restaurant/Snack Bar/Be«r/Wlne/Soda Fort Myers native, tees off. He Also Take Out Service Shrimp hearing ;«e;t; % finished with a ninth-place 148. SOUTHWIND INC. ' A public hearing on the manage- mmamo V ment of shrimp resources in the Gulf tidechart of Mexico has been scheduled for 7:00 472-2531 OMC p.m. December 12 in the Fort Myers siiMamvi Exhibition Hall. The hearing is one of december a series'being held around the state At Deep Lagoon Marina F 7 12:55 AM H by the Gulf of Mexico and South 9:33 AM L 4:27 PM H 8:05 PM L Atlantic Fishery' Management Coun-' 6850 McGregor Blvd. Sa 8 1:40 AM H 10:15 AM L 5:03 PM H 9:15 PM L cils. The hearings will focus on pro- Su 9 2:36 AM H 10:59 AM L 5:39 PM H 10:43 PM L wu posals for shrimp management within Ph. 482-7660 M 10 3:39 AM H 11:45 AM L 6:14 PM H CHOICE the Fishery Conservation Zone, an Or THBXE TBIPSt Tu 11 12:13 AM L 4:58 AM H 12:29 PM L area extending from the state's ter- 6:52 PMH Sanibol River 482-5997 W ritorial zones to 200 miles seaward. 12 1:38 AM L 6:24 AM H 1:14 PML 7:27 PM H Wildlife Refuge • Buck Key Th 13 2:45 AM L 7:55 AM H 1:59 PML Protection of shrimp habitats and S.W.Th's. UfpstStacfchf Onto 8:00 PM H Binoculars provided regulation of quantities harvested will YACHTS 12 FT. TO 51 FT. call 472-5218 for be among the proposals discussed. Reservations-Information MORGANS J24andJ30's Wildlife Alert working PEARSONS A.M.F. ALCORT ENDEAVOUR A.MLF. PACESHJP Since the Game and.Fresh Water Fish Commission began its Wildlife G-CATS CATAMARAN Alert program November 1, 17 per- 11% Oi sons have been arrested and $2,000 in rewards are pending distribution. The program encourages citizens to call Canoe the Commission about any suspicious SHIPS CHANDLER • RIGGING • REPAIRS acitivity relating to wildlife. If the in- Quality Used Sailing Yacht** formation is sufficient to warrant an arrest, the caller is eligible for a Adventures monetary reward from a fund raised Tides hove been computed ot the Sanibel Lighthouse. For through private donations. In- • upper Sonibel and Captiva subtract 30 minutes for high tide, dividuals or organizations interested 1 hour ond 15 minutes for low tide. M 7//j •/>'//• tact Col. Robert Brantley, executive director. Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission, Tallahassee, FL 32301. December 7,1979 B6 December 7,1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter -CASTING AROUND- FISHING REPORT By Fritz & Norms Stoppelbein Plenty of fish at new artificial reef

Dick Ward's something can be done soon to outlaw or SHEEPSHEAD ° SEATROUT By Fritz & Norma Stoppelbein manufacturers to help FLA Save Our Fish. Many items, such as new outboard limit,the roller rig netting, the charter Anywhere you find bar- With sunshine and wanner business will be doomed. For years, the fall nacles, and lots of other temperatures, the trout Last week, we charted the newest ar- motors went for less than half the usual tificial reef off Sanibel on our depth retail price. In addition, there were hun- and spring migrations of the king mackerel deep water spots in the will feed on the flats again. have attracted tourists from all over the area, you will find schools Use live shrimp or small ar- recorder and it came up fish all over. We dreds of door prizes, including a 1972 tificials, touts being usually didn't take time to drop a line to find out Chevrolet with almost-new interior and country who enjoyed the fast action kings of sheepshead when they provide. Understandably, .tourists will be are ready to feed. Sand- the most successful, for what kind, because we were rigged for just a few rust spots in the exterior (because it had been the donor's personal reluctant to spend hundreds of dollars for worms, fiddler crabs and v . bait. There are three trolling, and they were not interested in families of trout in the area with one thing in common - a what we were dragging across the surface. fishing car.) So, if you need any new fishing travel and more hundreds to charter a boat bits of shrimp or cut bait on a small hook is all you need But there were-plenty of some kind of fish • or boating equipment, mark your calendar for a day or two on the water if there is when you find them. weak mouth. They will not stand "horsing" in and a landing net is really a "must" if you want to ensure your dinner. over the reef that day.. The reef is well •for Friday, May 2 when the next FLA auc- none of the fishing action they came to en- Minimum legal length for spotted seatrout is 12 inches. marked with Buoy C at the east end on a tion will be held in Tampa to help Save Our joy. course 211 - degrees from the Sanibel Fish. As the fish populations near the coast \ SNOOK are systematically reduced by nets and fish The cooler weather en- Lighthouse and about a mile and a half out ***** from the shore in line with the stacks on While on the east coast, we checked in at traps, it is becoming ever more likely that < couraged the snook to find fishing may soon become the sport of only shelter in the canals. A few the Algiers property's steamboat. The several marinas in the Stuart - Ft. Pierce 4 western Bouy D is visible from Buoy G. area to see if the king mackerel had arrived those who can afford the longer cruising anglers successfully work- GROUPER in the area yet on their fall migration from range' boats we saw being produced by ed lures and jigs and car- Bottom fishing in the We were on the road for Florida League the north. We knew the answer' as we - custom boat builders on. the lower east ried home their, dinner. As passes, under the causeway drove by the first commercial fish house. coast. the water temperature bridges and the offshore of Anglers (FLA) last weekend. First stop was Miami to help with the fund-raising There sat two big roller rig net boats, kept And if the people who make their living drops, snook seem to lose their appetites, so the live reefs - both natural and ar- in port by the small craft warning that day. serving the recreational, fishermen who tificial - are producing some auction. We started work before .7:00 a.m. Attractive cri*»-cro Ignby shrimp and pinfish are not as appealing to them. But as the and the auction was still going strong when We saw many more during the day, their participate in saltwater fishing feel their PalltxIO, "CRAWFORD" «yl» «dd'comfort as wall. weather warms, and appetites pick up, the snook will drift' nice size grouper once crews busy repairing nets, or outfitting future is bleak, they should talk to their Avallabla In Navy and Bon*. again. Any cut bait, rigged we folded up at 7:30 p.m. This was a back out to, the more productive feeding grounds in the bargain hunter's dream - fishing and new boats-with nets, so they would be '; counterparts in the freshwater areas, as we Bay and.creeks. A few may choose to lurk under boats in with enough lead on the line to carry the bait down to boating, equipment'from lures-to boats and ready to go to the slaughter as soon as the did on our return by ' way of Lake Cypress Square, 6535 /McGregor Blvd., Ft. Myors the .canals until next spring. Minimum legal length for where they are, should put you in business. Minimum legal other marine related items, such as drift- wind died a bit. Okeechobfee. The conflict between Mon.-Sor. 10-5:30 481-7B45 snook is 18 inches. Limit in possession is 4. length for grouper is 12 inches. wood lamps and ash trays, paintings ~by -We talked with several dockmasters at freshwater commercial and recreational Li*. 1183 Third Street South, Naples famous artists, and water skiis. It was all marinas serving the charter boat industry. fishermen has grown into a major battle Blind Pa88 Ur reeU fa ^^ brand- new, merchandise donated- by Their unanimous opinion was that-unless* oast vear.r ' > • • - • • DAVID H.HERZOG CONSTRUCTION \ King Air i Jetprop nanjnnn nnnaCIEICInE ' General Contractor •. srac finnan Residential & Commercial *OOOOO%V ciBnninm nc Air Taxi //»ooooooooo%\\ ncn EI specializing in frame construction designing & building custom homes for 28 years IllOOOOOOOOOtil ; nnenrnn nn Palm Ridge ~ 2400 Palm Ridge Rd. MttOOOOO O00H ann rnnmaii SUB SHOP * EXPERIENCED CHARTER TRANSPORTATION * | nnnniEcn n Hours 10:30 AM • 6:00 PM Mdn. thru Sat. closed Sun. Call 472-3374 (cold cuts) For Fast Plck-Up Service TWO PROFESSIONAL PILOTS — 8 PASSENGER SEATS Sandcastle Road off Bailey Road PRESSURIZED - AIR CONDITIONED - FULLY EQUIPPED FLORIDA - USA - BAHAMA ISLANDS — CANADA I AIR AMBULANCE] lEXECUTIVE CHARTER 9 hole golf course for challenging play. Open to the general public. 8-6 daily. Carts available. Golf pro, John Bradley, lessons .•^ -• .•--•- - • !•> Class A General Contractor /licensed-Bonded-Insured ' ~ - FT. MYERS 24 tirs by appointment. Practice hole by reservation. 1633 PLAZA Periwu.me Way, Sanibel Island Phone 472-1423 or 472*3020 (Eves. 48ili522) 936-7880 Our pro shop carries ladies* and men's golf apparel and leisure wear as well as golf equipment. Lunches served 11-3 Monday- Saturday. Hot or Cold Sandwiches DUNES SPECIAL and Salad Plates. Alcoholic beverages served. (Member and PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE Social Members only.) Phone 472-2535 for the golfers 'Social Memberships available at $5.00 per year.

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Drawer W LOCATED IN THE ISLAND SHOPPING CENTER urricane view, or a cottage Tahhian Garden 472-5104 nestled in the woods. Sanibel Island, Florida Shutter Co. 813/482-2444 An Interval Ownerahip between 9am - 5pm Monday-Saturday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Condominium Resort Rt. 3. Chitwood Drive, S.W. at San Carlos & Kelly Interval Realty, Inc., Registered Real Estate Broker Sunday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Fort Myers, Florida 33908 Phone (813) 481-4180 ©1979. Captran, Inc.. B8 December 7.1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter December 7,1979 SANTIVA TENNIS Coastal Fishing- bowling LEE COUNTY WOMEN'S TENNIS LEAGUE B Division Results for December 4 Current Standings W L Split Conversions Dunes 3 - Rangoon 1 1. Century 21 29 19 Helene Sparkes 5-7 A Division 2. Ron's Trailer Supply 28 20 Merne MeGreal 5-10 Results for December 5 Grinell and Waterhouse 3-6,7-5,6-3 Coastal Fishing ing jigs. Also effective here is the MART Tetreault and Ireland 6-2,6-0 3. Heirs Construction 27 21 Flo Houser 5-10 Landings 8 - XJasa Ybel 1 By Capt Duke Sells large shrimp trolled very slowly on Dona Berger 5-10 Bissell and Vernon 6-2,6-3 4. Crown Plumbing 27 21 Muench and Thompson 6-7, 4-8 'Tween Waters Marina, Captiva a weighted hook. The key here is 5. Captiva Island Realty 25 23 Parker and Pfahler 5-7,24 Klein and Wagner 2-6,2-6 slow retrieves as these fish become 6. Loggerheads 25 23 High Game Greenberg and Mather 6-3, 4-6, 0-6 7. Open Gate 25 23 Barb Schulte 204 Costanzo and Peck 6-2,6-3 Aunt Martha had all the quilts like a sloth and won't go chasing FOR CONVENIENT Season Standing on the bed this last week as we ex- very far after anything. It kinda 8. Mucky Duck 20 28 Peg Friar 201 Season Standing 9. Casa del Mama' 18 30 Jeanette Case 193 Casa Ybel has won 22 out of a possible 36 The Dunes has won 18 out of a possible 36 perienced one of our infamous Nor- reminds me of a few past Mary Wilson 188 SHOPPING points and ranks third out of eight teams. points and ranks sixth out of 10 teams. thers that howled down out of employees. 10. The Housekeeping Co. 16 32 1 Canada or some such awful climate. The sheepshead dearly love it Results for November 28 ,1. Captiva Island Realty 1, Mucky Duck 3 High Series We really did have some excellent when the water temperature falls Loggerheads 4, Ron's Trailer Supply 0 Peg Friar 554 This week's winners in the Beachview mackerel and bottom fishing up to like this so we should see a tremen- Heirs Construction 1, Crown Plumbing 3 Mary Wilson 523 Men's Golf Association Saturday tourna- this point, but the cold weather dous upsurge in the convict catches Barb Schultz 499 Open 7 Days 2 The Open Gate 3. The Housekeeping Co. 1 ment were George Siri, Bill Alquist, Beachview does tend to scatter the' Gulf during the next week. Try some Century 211, Casa del Mama 3 Betty Sammons 497 •George Fletcher and Bob Neth in first migrators from here to Saides fiddler crabs when they won't take I A Week place, and Roy Hull, Ray Howland, Hugh Crider and Rudy Mikulic in second. Top in- Point. pieces of shrimp. The old trick of 7 AM to 9PM dividual winner was George Siri. golf winners The inshore fish such as snook shaving the barnacles off pilings and reds will, on the other hand, really churns them up and they get Women golfers elect officers .tend to gang up in deep holes with the biting program. The Women's Golf Association at the chairman. My program dictates that I have Dunes Country Club elected officers last Groceries-Meats where the warmer water is and week. Voted in as chairman was Ginnie The Dunes Women's Association plays at become a little sluggish. to climb on a boat soon, so dress Glaeser, with Dot Ohlmann as vice- 8:30 a.m. every Friday. Winners in competi- I do know of a whole set of warm and Fll see you in the back chairman, Ginny McKee as secretary- tion last week were Helen Uhrich in first Cold Beer & Wine There was a young lady named Irish anglers who welcome cold snaps so country, /s/ Good Fishing, Capt. treasurer, Dottie Miller as tournament and Betty Uhr in second. Tied for low putts they can canal fish with slow mov- Sells chairman and Billie Tyler as hospitality were Dot Ohlman and Ginny McKee. Magazines-Post Cards who said %if I just had one wish, Hats-Health & Beauty Aids at The Timbers I'd dine Christmas Cards IK*. by H. George Caspari Nutmeg Papers Fishing Tackle 'cause their steaks are devlne Sunrise Publications featuring cards by local artist i and I know they serve only fresh fish! 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OVER $2,000 IN CASUAL Luxury, comfort and beauty comes tality industry Resort interval ownership (selling vaca- FURNISHINGS TO BE GIVEN AWAY with this five piece rattan dining set. tion ownership by the week) means increased yield Saturday, January 19 The casual beauty of rattan with JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS. Enjoy the exotic feel of rattan for on- 334-8665 potential for resort hotel motel and condominium features you expect on furniture developers Or land holders in prime vacation locations 9:30-4:30 ly $399. 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furniture lor casual For information call 472-5300 daily before 9:30 (a) $79" */(b)$135 a.m. 4380 Cleveland Av«. Relax in solid comfort. A selection of I 1619 Periwinkle Way. #104 939-0151 patio swivel rockers that will boggle Carefree PVC that adapts to Florida'; Sanibel Island. Florida 33957 "Your life is an opportunity. (across from Edison Mall) casual atmosphere. Only $299. your mind. 3051 Hanson St, Ft Myers. FL You are the miracle." Island Reporter December 7.1979 December 7,1979 WHAT COOKS "The Calusa GroV^f the Sierra Club will discuss the ecosystem and problems of the Suwanee River at a meeting Tuesday, ^ December 11 in the EdisoaCominunity Col- lege Auditorium in Fort Myers. Helen I* "An Ocean Boutique" By Twink Underhill Scale and clean the snapper and e V e leave whole. Remove crusts from Shells From Sanibel & World Wide piSenf a^\ou7Sng slid e /how about the the bread .(the birds will appreciate V Suwanee River. The meeting begins at 7aHJ Isn't it lovely to have the citrus m ._ _ Coral, Gifts, Jewelry & Exotic Sea Life pjn. and is open to the public fruit appearing fresh in the them) and tear the remaining bread !>«5 SHEJLL CRAFT SUPPLIES & MIRRORS into rough cubes. Dice the onion. 4l markets again? It's a definite Continental ^Cuisine bonus to start off these cold morn- Cut the grapefruit in half and Specializing In ings with a glass of fresh orange divide into sections,: saving the Northern Itollan-frttnch Dlthos THIS WEEKS SPECIAL Talk topic on cocoitiijg juice,• "••• • •-•;•'•;: ••"*'•• '^•'•-•'y-^ - • juice. Combine the bread, onion, OvHoohlng ttfOulf parsley, dill and grapefruit sec- on Baoutlful Sanlbri Uland Coconuts will be the topic for the where he plans to raise certain types of I You can use citrus products for PINK CORAL NECKLACE plants, primarily ARE YOUR DISHES TO ORDER with - resident Tom Watrous. Center. 3333 Sanibel-iGaptiva Road. her Thanksgiving turkey with Xiay the fish in a shallow, but- That Special Someone natural Ingredient* and only Ihe freshest Watrous, a native Floridian and Buck Tickets, limited to 66, are available star- grapefruit sections and the result tered baking dish and put stuffing Key landowner, will discuss his hor- ting at 1:00 p.m. Admission to the Center is was a very moist and juicy bird. mixture in the cavity of the fish.. Regular Price $18.00 ticultural project in the Iona area. He owns $1 for adults, 50 cents for children and free We reckoned that what's stuffing, ,Thefe will no^dbubi; be;too inucli' a 40-acre tract in Iona, known as one of the to members of the Sanibel-Captiva Conser- SPECIAL PRICE $12.00 vation Foundation. . V for the turkey could be stuffing for' mixture to fft in the cavity so place most frost-free localities in the country, the fish. any excess on top of the fish, but mall order add $2.00 - Fla. residents 4% : : for pleasure tonight; a few suggestions to whet Grapefruit Stuffed make sure all the bread cubes are saletqk k-~ "••'•••': ••'••• ". y:. ' •'. .• your appetite: Naturalist and filmmaker L.H. Haney in the cavity. " will .present a film she "has made of the Mangrove Snapper.. 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS - Florida Panther and information on the IVs lb. whole mangrove snapper Bake in a preheated 325 degree Apothecary Center e Aragosta Neapolitan Aubergine {eggplant & Lobster tails) Haney shows oven for about 30 minutes, basting Tahitian Garden • Baked Red Snapper En Paplllote panthers' status in Southwest Florida at 2 slices whole wheat bread 1983 Periwinkle Way Store Hours 2460 Palm Ridge Rd. • Scampi Alia Neapolitan . ,•:•,.. 2:00 p.m. Sunday atthefNature Center on V« cup chopped fresh parsley . from time to time with the reserv- -: Sanibel . 10-5 Daily Sanibel • Veai Scalopplne (made with a delicious white wine sauce) Ortiz Road in Fort Myers.;.• ...... ed grapefruit juice, until the fish panther f ihn 1 medium onion 472-3991 Closed Sunday 472-1991 • Veal Cutlet Alia Milanese Admission is free; for more information i grapefruit ''".'_ flakes easily with a fork. When fish • Baked Manlcotti (with fresh mushrooms In wine sauce) call 332-2206. ^."•''&•, • Baked Chicken Breast (prepared in a white wine sauce with fresh V*tsp. dried dill is done, serve to two. mushrooms] , , .'..'' .:'•••_: • Braciuolinl, an Italian delicacy (Top round steak stuffed with cheeses, spices, herbs and sweet sausage) Film opens winter series The Sanibel-Captiva Audubon Society history of whooping crane "conservation, ALL DINNERS INCLUDE OUR SPECIAL NEAPOLITAN STYLE ANTIPASTO will begin its winter entertainment series from early crusades T>y Audubon Society's • Fine Food. Drink and Conversation THE MOST-LOVED Your Hosts: Margie Ann and Louis Letizia with-a film "A Great White Bird" at 8:00 Robert Porter Allen to today's scientific 3313 WEST GULF DRIVE. SANIBEL. FLORIDA p.m. Thursday, December 13, in the Sanibel experiments aimed at increasing whooper Breakfast Place , 472-2177 Community Center. numbers. ,.;: '••,.. VtSA' VISA' The 50-minute color film portrays the More than two years in the making, the BREAKFAST • 7AMto2PM Sony, no reservations accepted '. whooping crane's fight for survival and the film documents the search for the birds' ll Open 5 - 9.-30 P.M.. Closed Sunday & Monday work of those who are dedicated to preser- mysterious breeding grounds and their ving the species. perilous 2,300 mile annual migration from Variety of Egg Dishes/ Waffles, Photographed on location in the United Texas.Gulf coast to Canada. Pancakes, French Toast, and States and Canada, the film- traces the The film is open to the public. is the gift "Kay's Delight" with our that is delicious "Sanibel Sauce.'7 Fishing & Shelling Where else on "\-\ Sanibel, can you get LUNCH • 1 V AM to 2 PAA -WATERS Lighthouse Specials, Chowder, MARINA FAMOUS AMOS Sandwiches, Soups/ Salaate :? COOKIES ,m Tween Wafers Marina just north of Blind Pass Bridge on and "Tuna Melts" Captivo Island, is located in prime fishing grounds.* Our And all your other DUKE SELLS proximity to the passes and upper islands means less travel JERRY WAY CLOSED MONDAY Fishing Guide time and more boating and fishing time for you. Fishing Guide grocery needs 472-9976 The Marina is a full service facility offering fuel, tackle, bait, Naturally at the i boat rental and deep water dockage. Experienced fishing 362 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel island, Florida guides are available for fishing or shellingtrips. All fishing 2407 Periwinkle Way equipment is furnished. Shelling on remote beaches and 472-1277 "Home of the Sanibel Sauce" coves along North Cdptiya and Cayo Costa Islands on your own or with expert guides is easy to arrange at Tween Waters Marina. „

Call Dock Master Lorry Gill for information on varying rental and charter rates. LARBY GILL MIKE FUERY Dock Master CAPTIVA ISLAND © 472-5161 Fishing Guide artTfae SANIBEL i The Etienne , GALLERY Aigner ! • bag is so elegantly luxurious in softly lot.... hand-burnished Discount liquors • Beer > Wine •Mixes THE SANIBEL-GAPTlVA leathers of a glowing russet tone that compliments any outift - 1979 Since 1957 casual or otherwise. Finished with solid brass hardware or the distinc- i Dec. 7-8-9 tive brass Aigner "A" that identifies the smartly styled Aigner Mattingly & Moore BourborT Qt. $4.99 CHRISTMAS ORNAMENT woman. • Canadian L.T.D, Qt.$5.49 2761 West Gulf Drive, Sanibel There's a complete line of Aigner at Dunham's in time for Christmas Guckenheimer Blend Qt. $5.19 giving. These luxury, leather shoulder bags are remarkably priced i from $52 to $84. 4 J&B Scotch Qt. $9.99 MEN - this may be the answer for the "most loved" gift this year. Ushers Scotch Qt. $6.69 For people who Jknow Old Mr. Boston Gin Qt. $4.79 the difference -- Gift wrapping - free, of course. Bruga Anejo Rum 5th. $4.99 Schenely Vodka Qt $4.79 ~! Dunham's of Maine ['-.. —Wine •Beer Specials- Men&XAfomenS Apparel Paul Masson 1.5 litre Leisurely dining on Burgandy - Rose - Blatz no return bottles 6 pack $1.49 Sanibel Island Chablis - French Colombard Old , 12 pack cans $3.89 Special $4.29 2242 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel Island' also at hand made on Sanibel 2146 McGregor Blvd. in the Boulevard porcelain Reservations 472-1141 Shopping Center Fort Myers limited quantities OPEN 9-9 10% no rain checks at these prices gift boxed — $4:95 DISCOUNT ON CASE DAILY Serving 5:30-9:3© ORDERS SPECIALS Island Shopping Center (Next to BaHey'S) SUNDAY In The Heart-of-the-lsland Shopping Center EXCLUDED NOON - 6 PM 1628 Periwinkle Way . J. 33957-,.':**. ?^-.vs^ B12 D*cemb*r7.1979 bland Reporter WmndBeporter December 7,1979 BIS iva's Bubble Room is a bistro in best sense of the word

By Don Whitehead reliable taste treat. THE SANIBEL-CAPTIVA ISLANDS THE BUBBLE ROOM, Captiva Island. Hours 6-10 p The serving of liver pate was The word "bistro" is much abus- Tuesday through Sunday; dosed Mondays. Reservations: skimpy and was presented with ed but if * it means anything it not accepted at this time. Telephone: 472-5558. Credit some crackers that fail to comple- should suggest an intimate, friend- cards: .MaeWl3haj^3W8^ . • •'•'• ment the delicate flavor of a liver CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 25th ANNIVERSARY ly, informal eatery that features pate*. Tastes vary, thank goodness* honest, fresh food at a price that's Comment: Worth a special trip, even if you have to pay : the Sanibel Causeway toll to get there. Food is fresh, ser- but for my partTd like some plain, in line with the quality. vice good, putting this relative newcomer in top ranks crusty, French-style bread with That's The Bubble Room on Cap- among SW Florida restaurants. Heavy seasonal business this and other fine Bubble Room could mean a wait so early aiTival is suggested. 7 dishes. / A typical meal for two, excluding wine, but including ap- .:, If the appetizers and main dishes petizer, main course, dessert, coffee, will run around $30. at The Bubble Room are excellent, then Katie Farquharsoifs desserts BY THE FOLLOWING CHAMBER SPECIALS tiva Island. It's a place in which a bell signalling the departure of a ble Room several times but last have to be called superlative. Even owner-chef Jaime Farquharson and miniature train mounted above the Saturday evenkig ?^e shared ap- if you happen to be dieting, you wife Katie have managed to mix service counter &}>::'v v:;'.-^;-;".v-^."-fipetizers^ of liver pate,vvrald ;rice .should try her cakes and pies. But a fun and food in a tasteful way. In \ In lesser hands that coiild all add soup, snails stuffed in mushroom word of caution - two choices from OFFERED BY MEMBER RESTAURANTS the few months the restaurant has up to kitsch, but Jaime and Katie caps, a quiche, and an "avocado the dessert cart will, likely serve been open it has earned a loyal have put it together with humor prima" (one-half avocado with sour three or four people. The desserts December 8th through 13th following on both Captiva and and charm. It's a pleasant place to cream and caviar). For the main are rich, the servings generous; Sanibel. Visitors from the mainland enjoy a good meal, and that's what course, we chose Parmesan shrimp; The Bubble Room is a relative may have to cope with a crowd in dining out is all about. a skewered seafood and vegetable newcomer among Southwest the winter season but they'll find The menu at The Bubble Room is combination; and the day's special, Florida restaurants. It doesn't their rewards inside. short. It leads off, with a choice which was a combination of "sole," have, and doesn't seek, the JOEY'S RESTAURANT The dining r< om is a medley of among eight "appe-teasers," moves shrimp and broccoli in a cream sophistication of some of the very LIGHTHOUSE RESTAURANT memorabilia oi the days when on to a half-dozen main course of- sauce. ••-•-:y-.----••',-••,•:: •••••'•••;. - '• best; but for what it is The Bubble Shirley Temple was young and ferings, and concludes with a truly Some of the choices got rave •Room has to rank as one of the top Klies Glee Chamber's Sanibel Omelette Glenn Miller w;is swinging at the sensational selection of homemade reactions, others didn't fare so restaurants in the area. It's a fun shrimp & sweet onion Glen Island Casino. Slightly faded desserts.. ^ ' -,;\. ,•:• < '• '.•• •• • well. Our overall impression of the. place to dine, and to dine well.' photos of the great and near-great At The Bubble Room, as at most meal: excellent. The vegetables A full* meal for two — appetizer, ... a nickelodeon; whimsical witness other restaurants, my wife and I, were fresh and cooked to perfec- main course, dessert, and coffee — to an era in which a nickel would and friends, like to experiment, tion. The wild rice soup, with its will produce a bill for about $30, buy something ...' background take different dishes, pass things fresh mushrooms and creamy tex- not including wine and service; Not music of the *40's and '50's ../and around, taste, compare reactions, ture, is outstanding. The Parmesan inexpensive by local standards, but JACKLIN'S AT RAMADA BURGER EMPORIUM Jaime sporting a bowler as he rings and enjoy. We've been to The Bub- shrimp again proved to be a :. the experience is worth the price. Chamber's Charming Sanibel Chamber Ding Darling Duck cheese steak sandwich

"an indulgence soveryniuck desired' SOMETHING SPECIAL BUBBLE ROOM and Cocktail Chamber's Blue Bull Fish In The Chamber For the finest in leafood prepared fresh daily beef & blue cheese fish of the day in a bag Tuesday - Thursday5 - 9p.m. Friday& Saturday 5-10 p.m. , , - Sgnday 12*ioon-8p.m. ..i Oponfortunch T 1:30-2:30 Tues. thru Sat. Winner of Florida Trend Magazine's NUTMEG HOUSE MUCKY DUCK "Golden Spoon" Award and one of the ••.'• TOPlO SEAFOOD RESTAURANTS IN THE STATE Sanibel Chamber Nutmeg Special Chamber's Brittany Special fresh sole sauteed in lemon butter, steak & kidney • / shrimp/Fresh pineapple & coconut grated pies steak & sausag For Und loven-we have Prime E«BC1I Cot Steak CASAYBEL Madrigal Singing by the Pro Arte Ensemble THE TIMBERS ALL ITEMS On Our Menn Are Prepared Chamber Combo Kabob Chamber's 25th Fresh Daily In Our Kitdwn A Christmas Weaste of Seven lleiiioves beef-shrimp-scallops over white 25 gulf shrimp steamed in champagne rice with bordelaise sauce with appropriate wiiies

CHADWICK'S COCONUT GROVE Dancers • TuniWers • Pipe Band Chamber's 25th skiddo Groves Chamber of the Sea rum drink broiled seafood platter An Elizabethan Christmas Rout toasting the Christmas Season Island Pizza SI BON ISLAND CLUB AT SUNDIAL Our Dough is made Fresh Daily Chamber's Sheller's petite ITALiANSUBS commencing at seven thirtyp*dbcki Filet of Sole Rochambeau, served with crabmeat tartlets MZA : either the evening of December 7ih or 8th vegetable,salad and Key lime pie, SPAGHETTt SALADS in BEER & WINE TO GO Lindbergh Hall of, Chadwicks F.&B. OYSTER CO. DUNCANS RESTAURANT EAT Reservations Required & limited Chamber's Montery Special Phone 472-5111, Extension 3344 Chamber's Styled Chops 1630-A Periwinkle Way v.: ,- $30.00 per person stuffed baked swordfish A stuffed pork chop dinner " IN SAjNIIBHlLJPLA2^ -; Captiva Island ; across from Bank of The Islands (indudes tax and gratuity) bland Reporter December 7,1979 BIS B14 December 7,1979 bland Reporter OAe\ Oree jtfouse Sift SAop RESIN SUPPLIES ENAMEL on COPPER 1 SIGNAL INN --.-.-, ]\. JEWEIRYFINDINGS ' • SHELL DISPLAY BOXES-PLAQUES : RACQUETBAU OJUB SPRAYS. GLUES, ADHESIVES Exhibit shows nature photography as it Gap/ioa $7af:^i M0N, THURS., FRI. 8 to 8 SUNDAY 12 to 4 TUES-, WED.. SAT. 8 to 6 472-2525 Closed Sunday RAW OYSTER BAR ,-tbt Hdpful Knd«»M Mali* B16 December 7,1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter December 7,1979 B17 Lesson on 'avoidance9 from bridge cruise Birders needed for annual Christmastime census - By George Weyinouth ducted in Florida. identify all but the rarest seen species! prothonotary warbler; October 3, black By Charlie Wilson story there somewhere. Obviously, you must hold up in Spades until the third As far as sightings go, Griffing Bancroft burnian warbler;' October 6, palm and % Sheinwold*s lectures - aimed essentially at the in-round. Now what? You have eight tricks off the top.Mayb e Our Sanibel Christmas Bird Count will Our SanibelrCaptiva Audubon Society on Captiva saw a white-winged dove "magnolia warbler and. the first catbird for I keep telling my non-bridge-playing spouse that it was termediate player - were.remarkable in that they also in- the Diamonds are three-three, with East having to win. be held Saturday, December 29 this year. decided that this, year we would try to have November 24-30, and I noticed one in my the winter, plus a pair of summer tanagers; pure chance our recent trip through the Panama Canal was cluded lots of basic material for the novice and many But the contract is dead if West wins or with a four-two Last year our count was one of 1269 the count near the end of the count period neighborhood just north of the Colony on October 7, red-eyed virea and/rose- not aboard the Love Boat but on a sister ship which just sophisticated treatments for the more advanced player. split. How about Clubs? The ninth.trick can be developed throughout the natioa. . Birding clubs, (the count can be held between December November .28. ; . breasted groabeak; October 9, painted bun- happened to be a bridge cruise. By further coincidence, the Below is an example of "avoidance," taken from his very here if East has any combination of three Clubs, almost nature groups, and especially local 15 and January 1) to avoid the hectic period ting and yellow-billed cuckoo; October 13, bridge program was under the direction, of Alfred Shein- first lecture of the course. any combination of four, or two to the Queen: Pretty good before Christmas, and possibly gain more Liz and Phillip Holden of Sanibel record-. hooded warbler. - wold whose bidding system Don and I have adopted but odds. ••••••'.•' qualified birders who might be here every ed a nice female peregrine falcon by the #7 not mastered. . So maybe you play the King, and then go to the board sanibel sightings winter during the period between marker in the refuge December 1. On October 16 she recorded a black- I've read about bridge cruises and even remember some and play toward the Ace, letting East win if the Queen, ap- Christmas and New Year's to help with the - With this cool weather over the last throated blue warbler and on October 19 of the jokes: seated southwest pears. Good, but not best, because if East is alert, he will count. So it's been moved up to December week I noticed the first Forester's terns on the Saxingers saw their first yellow-bellied "He: But we've never been to Martinique. have unblocked the Queen under your: King. Audubon Societies like ours are the main 29. If you feel you are a qualified birder November 28, and on December 2 Isaw my sapsucker of the winter. Their biggest To prevent this, go the the board with a Heart after win- delight came when they found three im- "She: Of course we have. That's where you butchered! South is in three No-Trump, and West leads the Spade participants in the nationwide bird census who might be able to, help with our count first (for this season) Bonaparte's gull, also •• f: six No-Trump." ning the third round of Spades, and lead a low Club toward for the National Audubon Society. Hun- please drop me a card at 524 Lagoon Drive, from the causeway. mature white-crowned sparrows in the Our cruise wasn't that way at all. Bridge players were an six. the King. If the Queen appears, let it hold. Otherwise, go dreds of researchers comb this information SanibeL Bailey tract around October 27. . inconsequential minority of the hundreds aboard ship; they » • •' North back to the board and repeat the process. and utilize the data they find to gain insight Billie Saxinger and her husband Francis, If the Queen doesn't show up on the second round, now even went ashore at ports of call; the amount of duplicate S-84 as to population trends and seasonal fluc- It must be pointed out that to properly have really been a big help by keeping fall played in two weeks at sea probably was less than that in H-KJ6 you must guess, with hints from the fall of the cards, tuations of migrants. : V; •:••;•• ;•'• : ';. participate in the count one should be up arrival dates on winter residents and Please report any noteworthy sightings two days at the Cape Coral Bridge Club. West . DAK 54 East whether the winning Club is on your left or right. And you Because of the massive amount of com- before dawn and go hard until after dark. migrants. Here are some of their (mostly to me, George Weymouth Birding Tours do Sheinwold lectured for about an hour most mornings, S,J 97 6 3 C-87 4 3 S:KQ5 still have the remote Diamond option open to you.' pilation required, it takes until July for this The observers could be subjected to harsh hers) "Sanibel sightings:" Bailey's Store, or call me at 472-4000 if you but did not attend any of the actual games which were run H-7 3 H-9 8 5 42 Very simple, Freddy. Ha! . ' ! . huge census to be published in the National: weather, insects and eye strain, and as a sight a rarity. by another director: I did manage to get in a few rubbers D-Q 1Q8 V South D-J93 Top scores on November 30:" ...-_':/'/^':~'\ ••'.-.'- Audubon Society's publication called rule (if they've really worked at it) be bush- August 5, Eastern kingbird and yellow with Him. hidden from public view in a small room on the -• _, C-J106 S-A102 C-Q5 North-South; Wilson-Brown 191V*, Inez Deming - Vincent "American Birds." This year's copy coyer- ed by the end of the day. This is not intend- warbler; August 6, American restart; boat deck. Others' in the foursome were an octogenarian H-AQ10 Back 179Vi, Hilda and John Pollack 177V*. ing the 1978 Christmas counts was over 700 ed to be a social event but an all day field August 8, yellow-throated warbler; August nicknamed "Tiger*' and a Danish producer of pornographic • j D-7 6 2 East-West; Phyllis and Jack Mount 195, Madge and pages thick. Thirty-three counts were con- census and one should be able to instantly 18, black and white warbler; September 1, films. If Don makes me write another column, there's a C-AK92 Robert March 187 VJ, Hilda Rush - Bud Knight185.

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are eating and sleeping. Through his Howard said. . IChurch of Christ was established last year organize an island-wide Christmas Eve ser- Minneapolis and served on its board until 28. : .'••..'.'•.•• : ;• . •• '.. .: ministry and psychological counseling, he In his counseling, Howard uses both his land so far has about 50 charter members. vice to be held at Lighthouse Point. Ten- He previously, had been a 25-year resi- tries to convey to others the importance of psychological and ministerial skills'to help [They meet at the Dunes Clubhouse. tative plans call for. Howard to serve as Active in the Boy Scouts for more than dent of Captiva and was the former owner relating their faith to daily life. "A person hi? clients. "We work on two levels," he ex- worship leader and Bruce Larson to give 50 years, he was a life member of the Na- of The Island Store on Captiva for 20 years. has to decide if God can have some real plained. "The psychological level helps During: his tenure here, Howard hopes the "meditation for that service. Though tional Executive Board of Boy Scouts and lie is survived by bis wife, Pintard Mills; ••!-(•»• bearing in their life," he said. determine what.causes the problem. The I"to gather a significant congregation," and sponsored by the Sanibel Congregational received the organization's Silver Buffalo, one sister, Mrs. L. S. Reis of Ridgewbod, Howard took over as minister on Sanibel spiritial level establishes a frame of. •perhaps to build a permanent facility by United Church of Christ, the evening ser- the highest reward for distinguished ser- New Jersey and Siesta Key, Florida; and two weeks ago, replacing Dr. James Wills reference for peace in life." •the end of next year. The Florida-Con- vice would be open to everyone of all vice to boys. He also served on the board of one half-brother, Charles Dickenson Mills Lenhart. The new minister's career ex- Howard also operates Howard •• _ Iference of the United Church of Christ denominations. the National Audubon Society, Min- of New Castle, Pennsylvania. tends back some SO years when he made Resources, Inc., a consulting agency which Frances and Webb Howard operate the Traniactional Analysts Learning Center «* neapolis Athenaeum and Metropolitan Memorials may be made to the Captiva . ° ° • Miami Howard mill commute to Sanibel on weekends to serve as minister of the Con- the decision to join the ministry following a Parks Foundation. :. .. -. Memorial Library. stint as a fighter pilot in World War H. He • Continued on next page gregational United Church of Christ. CONSTRUCTION SET OF TOMORROW 1980 If ybu own your own lot 'TUESDAY'S on Sanibel and would CALENDARS like to see It grow and CHILD' In Stock \ • prosper. Into a rental irj- MOTORIZED LAND & WATER MODELS 1 vestmeht call or write us Faerie* Calendar $6.95 . . \ Faeries Desk Diary $7.95 about planting a Dance Calendar $5.95 TREEHOUSE. Star Wars Calendar $5.95 The Block Hole Calendar $5.95 The Audubon Society Calendar $5.95 • •'•A Frazetta Calendar $4.95 Ballet Calendar $5.95 Call usforpn:appointment -:.'_ • ; ' Ireland Calendar $4»05 Christmas Eat & Run Engagement Calendar $6.95 TKEEHOUSES KoKli'l Glbran Diary $5.95 Build land and water motorized ., • I Ching Diary $6.95 " w '.' >,. vehicles with easy snap together ' #•(•» Poinsettias Ffe^NK D. JOYCE, Vice President interlocking parts Study air the _?•*' v- •:•." '••'• Catcalendar$4.95 •'-•'"';"•';•" moving parts in action through VAfJfi Soashell Calendar $4.95 „• ' G & J INVESTMENTS OF SANIBEL, INC . the see-thru capsules MMJJ9 in decorative ceramic pot Startrek Calendar $5.95 :'< P.Q. Box 326. Sanibel. FU 33957 The Folryland Calendar $5.95 (813).472-1571 28 periwinkle place center, sanibel island $15.00 OIeter'8'Guldeto Weight toss Desk Diary $4.95 472-4800 National Gallery of Art Book of Doy« $a95 Poinsettias _ Poge-A-Day Wall Calendar* 365 New Words A Year $4.95 starting at $4.OO 365 Joke*, Puns 4 Riddle*. $4.95 Mlts Piggy Calendar $6.95 . Eaton Calendar* from $3.00 - Pco e conic Christmas Cactus Eaton Engagement Book* from $3.25 - Eric Stoone Catenetar" $6.95 starting at $2.OO Comp«etelhinoet16L<)Q*ColeoCkwS6.95 JXM.TolWen CaJencJar $6.95 thousands of Selection of Dolls Roger Tory Polwton Audubon Calendar $6.95 INTERVAL OWNERSHIP- it's the Sesame Street Calendar S34S0 (stuffed Angels, Unicom Calendqr$4.95 ' Gnome Calendar $6.95 miles to dine here. most vacation lor our money. Baby Dolls, Etc.) ..J MAIL ANYWHERE Shadehouse and shop hours 9-o Macintosh Book True - we work hard to earn our vacations and we want the most for 2240 Periwinkle Way . HOURS:- our money. Inflation is making resort rentals just too expensive for a Sanibel Square Weekdays 9-9, Saturday 9-5:30, Sunday 10-4 family - and we simply can't afford the year-round ownership and .: 472-4555 Sanibel, 472-1447 VirgtnU Wbdc,tWmbfcdan Champion maintenance of a vacation home. TboingTtmii ProjbrStKth Son Hmnuxkn Dajort. .r ..» ..r ..) ..> J J ..» .» J J J J .) ., .r So we're here at Plantation Beach Club where interval ownership gives our family the assurance that we can enjoy leisurely vacations Chadwtckb, on the tip erf Captiva each year, in comfort and luxury, - all at a one-time cost that's easy to COLOR US afford. Island at the entrance of South Seas Plantation Resort (813) We love the islands - its a great place for June and I to relax and Gentlemen's Apparel 472-5111. there's so much for the kids to do. Our vacation villa is right suggest for your Selected as one of Florida's lap on the beach, fully furnished, complete with linens, all the 1OO restaurants by Florida kitchen utensils, magazines, -- you name it. We've got two private CHRISTMAS "HE" Colored gemstpne rings specially priced for Trend magazine. Open to one bedrooms, two bathrooms and a screened porch, so there's the fine quality gifts Christmas giving. Sapphires, rubies, emeralds plenty of room for the kids. and more at 20% off regular price. Shop early andaiL they have in stocks while selection is complete. Your lady will love Lunch 11:30to Z&Q Monday With barbecues and a full kitchen, we fix you for it. through Saturday, Dinner 5:30 breakfast, lunch, snacks and dinners -- and tolOMOdaify. save enough money to treat the whole family* Entertainment nigfctiy to nice restaurants one in a while. SHIRTS! except Monday. There's also an exchange program — so we can change our vacation times and visit other resorts, all without paying rent. We believe Interval Ownership provides the most ROBES! vacation for our money. TERRI So do I. Cedar Chest PLfl]MTOTI6]NI BEftCff CLUB fine jewelry & better gifts open Fri. evening until 9:00 for . Visit our furnished model, at South Seas Qur brochure has all the facts t; get yours your Christmas shopping convenience Plantation, on Captiva Island -just drop by --•today by phoning (818) 472-4435, or writing " the Information Center next to.Chadwick's Plantation Beach Club. P.O. Box 217, Captiva. Florida 33924. > = ? •; shop Webb's in downtown Restaurant for your special guest pass. Tahitian Garden '- John & Pot Zdm\o\ito > Award Winning Dining and Entertainment CAPE CORAL Hour4iO:00-5;00 -(813) 472-2876 Visit our model villa, furnished by Robb & Stucky 1333 Cape Coral parkway December 7.1979 _ Island Reporter Island Reporter December 7.1979 B21 LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS tEGALS LEGALS LEGALS

FOR SEVERANCE; PROVIDING PUBLIC HEAWNGS WHICH INVOLVE ACCESSORY CITY OF SANUa. FLOBOA FOR CONFLICT; PROVIDING AN USES OF A CERTAIN SIZE OR EFFECTIVE DATE VALUATION; PROVIDING FOR on drive The Sonibel City Council will SEVERANCE; PROVIDING FOR t 2. 2:35 P.M. AN ORDINANCE ;By Del Pierce hold public hearings on Toes- CONFLICT; PROVIDING AN EF- - make construction activities difficult and PROVIDING FOR A FEE FOR THE BAYFRONTHOME day, January 2, 1980 at FECTIVE DATE. . contractors would be reluctant to locate MacKenzie Hall, 2245 Palm ISSUANCE OF LETTERS OF DelPierce is manager of the J.N. "Ding" several pieces of expensive heavy equip- VERIFICATION OF THE Ridge Road, Sonibel, Florida to Said proposed Ordinances are Darling National Wildlife Refuge on HABITABLE FLOORS(S). OF ment on the wildlife drive because of the consider . the following Or- on file and may be inspected SanibeLr I :.:A:, :. . .-.••. ...•'•-—-—: ; STRUCTURES; PROVIDING FQR possibilities of hurricane. Jovan Zepcevski, dinances on second readings by the public in the City Clerk's SEVERANCE; PROVIDING FOR to be entitled: Office, Sanibel City Hall. No. the contractor for the project, said he CONFUCt; PROVIDING AN EF- Because of the'construction of Water con- 25. Periwinkle: Place, Sanlbel, would not have bothered submitting a bid if FECTIVE DATE. 1/2:30 P.M. AN ORDINANCE Florida. All -interested parties trol facilities, only a portion of the wildlife he would have had to do the work during AMENDING ORDINANCE 77-30, may appear at the meeting drive will be open for public use for the the rainy hurricane season. He said that SECTION 15. CODE 6531 TAX 3. 2:40 P.M. AN ORDINANCE and be heard with-respect to next several months. Beginning immediate- others might submit bids for this project SCHEDULE, TO DELETE Ihe proposed Ordinances. ly, visitors may enter the wildlife drive REFERENCE TO REAL ESTATE AMENDING ORDINANCE 77-46, during the May-October period but would SECTION 1 TO ADD A NEW from the Wulfert Point exit road and travel ha,ye to bid very high to compensate for the MANAGERS FROM THE CODE ATTEST: Mildred LHowze CLASSIFICATION PROVIDING SUBSECTION (e) WHICH PRO- to the observation tower area. To exit the Deputy City Clerk extra problems and hazards^ • • : AN OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE VIDESFOR A FEE FOR APPLICA- refuge they must turn around and return TIONS UNDER THE COM- TAX FOR REAL ESTATE AGENTS 12-7.1M4- the same way they came in. " f •AND BROKERS'-^PROVIDING PREHENSIVE LAND USE PLAN This J.N. ?'bihgf Darliiig National Wildlife Refuge has' grown considerably^in the last few weeks. It now includes approx- Send poinsettias- imately 210 acres on Buck Key and all of Ru- nyan Key, a 6.85 acre island. The Buck Key say y report portion is officially designated^ ag- the in glowing color. Benedict Unit of the refuge. v : We have poinsettias in all rises to gladden holiday hearts. ' The Benedict Unit was acquired with the. Three bedroom, two bath and Florida room. Located Make ua your headquarters for floral gifts this Christmas. assistance of The Nature Conservancy which Call or stop in today. The drive will be congested at times and received • it as a gift from Elena Duke in a lovely bayfront setting with approximately an acre extreme caution will have to be exercised Benedict. Two plaques acknowledging this by everyone to.avoid accidents. The speed gift will be maintained oh the island. The limit of nine miles per hour will be enforc- plaque will be inscribed: v :•• : 3; of land of tropical plantings. Newly refurnished. I? ed. Drivers should keep to the extreme \ , "BENEDICT WILDLIFE SANCTUARY tested behind Landlubber Restaurant 4619 Periwinkle \Atay *103 Open 8:306:00 Mort-Sat. 472-3125 right at all times." -/•; •:••-••• : •••, - ••- -.i..,••••• ;;^• Designed in a horse shoe fashion, wrapping around a . A GUT^TO TBE AMERICAN PEOPLE ace Visitors may walk on the south dike i private garden, this home has a private Gulf beach either from the observation tower area or Ruhyan Key was purchased from Paul and by parking near the ball fields at the Christine Tuohy of North Palm Beach,: FRANKLIN LUMBER r elementary school, walking in on the en- Florida for$45,000. : ; r '•'•• ;- v easment on East Gulf Drive. This unique Avaterfront OVER 25 YEARS ON THE BEACH trance road and walking on the dike to the Immediate management of these two land left after reaching the water area. ; .' ' areas will consist of boundary posting and home is surely one of a kind. By appointment only. HOMEOWNERS- REMODELERS -CONTRACTORS I apologize for the extremely short general habitat surveys. Short term goals notice concerning the drive closure and the will be to control Brazilian pepper and TOP QUALITY BUILDING MATERIALS AND HARDWARE inconvenience it has caused. However, due australian pine, accomplish an archealogical to various circumstances, I did not know survey and determine the needs for recrea- FREE DELIVERY untO very recently what construction pro- tional development such as walking trails. cedures would be involved or whether or The Pine Island Refuge which is ad- -i • not it would be necessary to completely ministered from the JJJ. "Ding'.' Darling . Gulfside Place oh Sanibel'Island.; Hours close construction areas. ••.••: . •"."'••• headquarters also has expanded. Cove Key, Luxuriously unique in concept and design GULF FRONT MOTEL Black Key, Mangrove Key and: a small lot on Mon. - Fri. 7 am. - 4:30 p.m. Sat. 7 a.m. -12 p.m. Although this construction could have Part Island were purchased from Mary . ; with priejquarter mile pf one of the . been scheduled for a time of year when E31dredge of Tampa, Florida for $54,000. finest shelling beaches in •Southwest Florida. -; i-.h ' there are fewer visitors it would have been These islands consist almost entirely of - 46M857 - prohibitively expensive if it could ^:have; mangroves and no management other than 818 SAN CARLOS BLVD. ' been done at all. From May to>'Qctobejrtjie._" posting and patrolling, is planned for the ^fjo qncjl^rjee tpejdrpom qpartmentM)?^ rar\gj© regularly "occurrihg' ^downpours•'• would near future. ' ^ •-.••' ; '••••-•'•'•'• :••••••'" - :".:•• • in size frOm'1^2;^uarefeet to^2

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• We also offer KODAK Color Bejxrint, SUNDAY, DEC. 9 - 7:30 PERIWINKLE WAY Prints-from-Slides, Copypriht-ancl Sanibel Community Center REALTOR Enlargement services Vacation 8L Investment Properties. Inc. ADMISSION $2.00 ADVANCE Wf OfftB N COLOR v $2.50 AT THE DOOR PROCESSING JOHN NAUMANN & ASSOCIATES. INC. <«Kodak ^ Children under 12 - $1.50 w- A REALTORS* g| sponsored by Gulf of Mexico . BARRIER ISLAND GROUP FOR THE 2019 Periwinkle Way • Sa^bel, ^ ARTS and BANK OF THE ISLANDS 1571 Periwinkle Way at intersection with Dixie Beach Boulevard Tickets available at Schbolhbuse Gallery, Phone,472-1086 . . ' Macintosh Books/Art Fac, Photographer's Gallery and Treehpuse Gifts on Captiva. B22 December 7,1979 Island Reporter AT THE CAP1TVA LIBRARY Island Reporter December 7,1979 B23 IT THE SANIBEL LIBRARY Actor Houseman's memoirs PUZZLER' Suspense tale set in Greece By Mary R. Kelsey the beauty of the Scottish Highlands and peopled with vivid, unforgettable This early cold snap makes our Library a characters. By Freda Iorka met a young British yachtsman who popular place with residents and visitors was involved in the Whitbread Round- alike and we are ready for them- "Born With The Century" by William When long-employed British film the-World Race. They were married. "Front And Center" by John Houseman. Kinsolving. In a powerful novel spanning seven decades William Kinsolving traces This checkerboard of concrete blocks leaves editor Martin Baikes is offered a year Much later she decided to sail "Alone The author is known to millions of plenty of empty niches to pat hidden of work onatv minteeries shotting in Around the World" and backed by Americans for his performance in "The the life of Magnus Macpherson from a pen- treasures. Call as at 472-1587 if yon know its Greece he leaps at the chance. He is "The Daily Express" she began her Paper Chase" as Dr. Kingsfield, a role that niless Scottish childhood to the realization location. pleased to find a slick film company nine-month voyage. A refreshing log he recreated for television in one of the of the American dream. Macpherson is to setup in Athens and agrees to meet the with snappy pictures! most admired series. Houseman is one of whiskey what Andrew Carnegie was to company's head man. He finds himself the-most extraordinary talents of the steel. With the rapid rise of his fortune is in a deserted third-floor office - a set- Jean Stubbs begins a fact/fiction American theater. In "Run-Through," the the private tragedy and the author re- up to be nabbed as the assassin of die series about her own English forbears first volume of his memoirs, he tells of bis counts the inevitable price paid for great African prime minister. Above average (1760) in "By Our Beginnings,!' Com- early years in show business. Now, in ambition. Here is fiction with the clear ring craftsmanlike suspense is fortable talk and considerable data "Front and Center" Houseman continues of truth. "Boudapestf* by Desmond Lowden. about the century's farming, plagues, the story of his fascinating life. Here is a and medicine and the hard rains and unique and fascinating look at Hollywood "The Search For The Atocha" by Eugene The taipan is a large heavily venom- mean winds of the country. Likable and and the theater related by a- gifted man Lyon. In 1622 the Spanish galleon Nuestra ed snake and the taipan In this horror plumply domestic. who writes about himself and others with Senora de Atocha sank off (he Florida Keys novel is over twice the normal size - a wit, astonishing candor, and total recall. on its way from Havana to Spain. Mel mutant from the now uninhabited Isabelle Holland taps together a plot Fisher has committed his life to the search island of Narakapbttu. "Deathblte" by of international terrorists, a group of "The Talisman" by Cecily Crowe. A for the galleon with her estimated treasure Michael Maryk- for the "Jaws" crowd. students in an expensive primary story of love and danger set in contem- of $140 million dollars of gold and silver. He Katie Krepin, Charlie Epranian, Peter Epra- school on Manhattan's upper East Side porary Scotland. Susan MacLarkie has to has never wavered in his quest, even when nian, Susie Gelbert and Kelly Gorka correctly Naomi James was a young Austral- and a brace of family scandab - all of it face the fact that when her husband was he has been confronted with economic ruin, identified this ship's wheel as the one adorn- ian who didn't go to school until she having to do with narrator Avril Mar- killed in a car accident, it was no accident. government challenges, legal setbacks and ing Harbor House restaurant. was 12 and then only did well in ehington in "The Marchington In- Someone was trying to kill her also. "The the tragic deaths of two members of his courses she like. Later, in Europe, she heritance." Talisman" is a romantic novel filled with family as they tried to reach the dream.

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United Church of Temple Judea, Conservative Synagogue: 5010 St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church: gatherings: Chiton Worshfp Sunday* 10:30 a.m. In the Club McGregor Boulevard (at Colonial Boulevard]. Rev. James D.B. Hubbs, Rector, Mr. Larry Room of the Dune* Country Club. The Rev. Webb Services held Friday, 8:00, p.m. for information Brunke, organist-choirmaster. Sundays: The Ho- New Christian Ladles Bible Study on Monday Howard, Minister: call 481-7622.' ly Eucharist at 7:30 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. on the evenings at 7:00 p m. in the Fellowship building things to do on the islands 1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays of each month. Morn- at the First Baptist Church. island cinema Tempie Beth-el Synagogue: 2721 Del Prado ing Prayer: 2nd and 4th Sundays of each month. Ktwants Club meets every Wednesday morning at 7:30 a.m. at CopHva Chapel iy the Sea: Services every Sun- Parkway, Cape Coral. Friday worship, 8:00 p.m. Wednesdays: Holy Eucharist at 9 a.m. "The Seduction of torn Tynan" is a story about love, ambition and regular meetings Scott/* Pub on Sanibel. Visitors are welcome. day at 11:00 a.m. Rev. Dr. James W. Kennedy. For information call 542-3733. Bible Study Group of St. Michael and All Angels marriage. With compassion and humor, the film explores that period Power Squadron: Sanibel-Captiva Squadron of the United States Minister in Residence. ^ Seventh-Day Adventlsti 2663 Second Street, Fort Episcopal Church meets Monday, 7:30 p.m. In In every Successful man's life when the forces pushing him upward Women In Business: The island chapter of the American Business Power Squadrons meets the second Wednesday of each month, ex- Annunciation of the Virgin Mary Creek Or- Myers Shores, 8 miles east on Route 80. Sabbath the parish hall. are too powerful for him to resist and his life is changed in spite of Women's Association will meet' the second Thursday of each cept July and August, at 7:30 p.m. at the Sanibel Community Associa- Jewish Community Center of Lee County: 915 thodox Church: 3611 Cypress Lake Drive, Fort School, 9:30 a.m. (Saturday); Morning Worship, himself as. professional and romantic choices present themselves. R. month. Meetings will convene at 6:30 p.m. Members will be tion building. Members of other squadrons are welcome. S.E. 47th Terrace, Cape Coral. Rabbi Dr. Samuel Myers. Father Arthur K. Kontios, Pastor. Sunday 11:00 a.m. (Saturday}; Evening Vespers, one The Bible Reading Fellowship of St. Michaaland Friday"Ihrough Thursday, December 7 - T3, 7:00 & 9:00 PM. notified of meeting locations. For membership information call M. Silver. Services every Friday night, 8:00 p.m. Divine Liturgy 10:30 a.m. Summer Schedule hour before sunset on Saturdays; Prayer meeting All Angels Episcopal Church meets Tuesdays at Srganfeotlons and groups wishing to have their meetings and Botte °' Parko ot-472-2946. Saturdays, 10:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. current activities Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m. in the parish hall. events published In this section aro requested to have the Sanlbel-CapHva Art league meets 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon every Thurs- material In written form at the> offices jpf-Istand Reporter by day in the north room of the Sanibel Community Association Animals are Beautiful People, a film on the wildlife of Southwest St. Isabel Catholic Church: Father Gerard Sanibel Community Church: Rev. Bruce E. •Don Lutheran Church: 7010 Winkler Road, just Christ the Servant, Church of the Brethren:- building.'For Information call 472-2321. The league holds a weekly" 'Africa, will be shown at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, December9 in the Sanibel Milligan, Pastor. Sunday worship 9:00 and 11:15 f^gtfrloon on'tho Tuesday proceedingiftio publication dato. g y Beauregard, Pastor, rather Louis Reczek, M.S., off Glodiolas. Rev. T.J. Fangmeler, Pastor. Sun- meets at First Federal Building, Cape Coral, cor- workshokh p on ffiguri e and portraiit paintinii g and sketchinkh g 9:00 a.m. to Community Association building. Tickets are $2 in advance, $2.50 at a.m. Church school for all ages 10:15 a.m. Youth day worship: 8:00 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. Sunday ner of Del Prado and Cape Coral Pkwy. Services fhe door, ana" $'-50 for children under 12. Advance tickets are Assistant Pastor. Sunday Mass: 8:30 a.m., and club for grades 3-8 Wednesday 3:15 p.m. regular activities 12 noon on Mondays at the Captiva Community Center. A $1 dona- lOrtOa.m. Saturday Man: 5:30 p.m. Daily Mass: school: 9:15 a.m. at 9:30 a.m. Sundays. Reverend Don Shank. tion to help pay models' fees is collected. For information call available at Macintosh Book Shop, Art Fac, Schoolhouse Gallery, Wings, and the Treehouse Gift Shop on Captiva. The film is sponsored 8:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Vigil Mass preceding Sanibel Public Library - open hours Monday through Saturday 10 472-1312. _ Episcopal Church Women of St. Michael and All a.m. - 4 p.m. ' Sanlbal Volunteer Fire Department—meets second and fourth by the Barrier Island Group for the Arts and Bank of the Islands. Holy Day at 5:30 p.m. Holy Day Mass 10:00 a.m. First Baptist Church; Pastor Jamie Stilson. Sun- Unltarlan-Unrversallst: Edison Ave. and Clifford Angels Church meets the second Monday of each RaccJUetball and Handball: 24 hours daily,, reservations prefer- Thursdaysy, , 7:30 p.mp . at the fire house. Pajj m Ridgge Road. Christmas tree sale: The SanlbelCdptlvSanlbel-Cdptlva Lions Club will sett and 5:30 p.m. Confessions before each Mass day morning worship, 11:00 a.m.; Evening ser- in Ft. Myers. Sunday service and church school •nonth, 1:30 p.m. in the parish hall. red. Signal Inn, Middle Gulf Drive, 472-4690. Open to the public. SiblCSanibel-Captivi a Orchihdd Soceity now meets at thhe Captiva /Christmas trees across from thhe Island Shopping Center beginning vices, 7:00 p.m. Sunday School, 10:00 a.m., all at 10:30 a.m.. Dr. Donald T. Marshall, minister. Community Center on the third Wednesday of the month at 1:30 and at 3:30 p.m. on Saturdays. Duplicate bridge. Fridays starting November 2 promptly at 7130 p.m. Saturday, December 8. ages. Youth: school grades 1-6 needing Only congregation serving the area. p.m. Visitors are welcome to come and bring their orchids for The Dorcas Croup of St. Michael and All Angels at the Sanibel Community House. Use the side entrance. All bridge Nature and wildlife photography workshop with Pete Carmichael Christian Science Service: Sundays at 11:00 transportation to Sunday School call 472-4318 or questions and discussions. Church meets the first, third and fourth Mondays of players welcome. If you need a partner call the Winterrowds prior to will be held December 15 and 16 on Sanibel. Techniques of land- a.m. and Wednesday evenings at 8:00 p.m. at 472-3266. Wednesday evening prayer meetings, the month, 1:30 p.m. in the parish hall. Lions Club of Sanibel and Captiva meets the first and third the game at 472-1829. scape, close up and wildlife photography will be explored in field the corner of Gulf Dr. and Palm Lake Dr. 7:00 p.m. Wednesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. at the-Sanibel Community trips, discussions and slide presentations. Co-sponsored by The Canoe Adventures with naturalist Mark "Bird" Westall. Choice of House. Photographers' Gallery and the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foun- three trips: Sanibel River, Wildlife Refuge, or Buck Key. Call Recovery Imv (Ft. Myers Chapter), - 7:30 p.m. Thursdays, at dation. $20 for Gallery members, $35 for non-members. For reserva- 472-5218 for information and reservations. Keep trying. Covenant Presbyterian Church, 2459 McGregor Blvd. Sponsored by tions call 472-5777. Conservation Center—Open 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. daily, on welcome Recovery, Inc. of Chicago, III. Weekly meetings of self-help for Schoolhouse Gallery: December 1-31, outstanding American water- A warm, friendly Sanibel-Captiva Road. Center features education exhibits on the people with emotional difficulties, and nervous or former mental colorists; a group showing. Gael, Gray, Hale-McAuliffe, Larson, May, islands' natural systems, wildlife and vegetation, plus a gift shop. \< patients who demonstrate the Recovery method of improving and Moore, Norstrand and Palmer. Open daily 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. ex- awaits you at Guided tours through nature trails. Free to members of the maintaining their mental health. For more information, call cept Sunday. Tarpon Bay Road on Sanibel. Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation; nominal charge for 481-3513 or 472-4316. There is no charge for attending meetings. hurricane protection unlfd FIRST BAPTIS1PCHURCH visitors. The Center will be closed on Sundays. Sanibel-Captiva American Legion meeting of members the Christmas dinner-dance^ sponsored by the Sanibel Community Karate class—Anyone interested in learning Isshinryu karate may second Tuesday of each month. ~ • Association, Saturday, December 8 at 6:30 p.m. at the Community 4115 Sanlbel-CaF tiva Road The^ most complete aluminum shutter house in Southwest Florida coll instructor Briart Houston at 472-3647 after 6:00 p.m. Association building. Bring your favorite dish to share. Dancing by Sal, VI mile west of Elerr entary School Sans of the American Revolution, Caloosa Chapter, meets the Gymnastics: The Sanibel-Captiva Gymnastics program offers gym- second Wednesday of each month at"the Fort Myers Country Club. and the Vibratones. Tickets, at $2.50 per SCA member and $3 each for 1 Sunday School (oil ag >s) 10 a.m nastics and ballet classes for children and teens on Monday after- Captiva, Civic Association Board of Governors meeting, first and guests, available at the Community Association and from SCA direc- LICENSED—BONDED—INSURED Morning Worship Horn noons. Beginning gymnastics, 3:45-4:45; intermediate gymnastics, third Tuesday, 10:00 a.m. Captiva Community Center. • - tors. _ ' EveningVVorship 7 p.m. 4 45-5:45; ballet I 4:45-5:45; ballet II 3:45-4:45. The gymnastics team Captiva Fir© Control District Commissioners meet second The Photographers' Gallery presents nature and wildlife Roll-up Porch and Patio Shutters * Folding Accordian Security and Storm Shutters Wednesday Bible Study 8 Prayer 7 p.m. meets 4:15-7:00 on Fridays. For information call Georgianna Gault, Tuesday of each month at 8:30 a.m. Captiva Community Center, photographs by Pete Carmichael and AAargarette Mead, December Pastor, Jamie Stilson Tel. 472-1018 472-2053, or Lisa" Murphy, 472-5683. ' ' Gore Road. ' i 3-29. Public preview of the show with the photographers will be held Sunday, December 2 from 5:00-7:00 p.m. at the Gallery, 1554 Window Shutters with Interior Controls * Hinged Colonial Shutters Tennis: The Dunes Racquet Club offers to the public a full-service Alcoholics Anonymous—Closed discussion meeting, Tuesday, Periwinkle Way. Open 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, P.V.C Roll-up European Shutters with Electric Controls — the ultimate in sophisticati6n tennis facility arid various instructional programs. Call 472-3522. 8:00 p.m. Open speakers meeting at St. Michael and All Angels 7:00-9:00 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday. We customize shutters to suit any architecture or decor. Bridge For Fun: Bridge players will have an opportunity for competi- Episcopal Church, Periwinkle Way, every Friday night, 8:00 p.m. tion every Wednesday from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. at the Sanibel Com- Alanon meets in the church Friday nights at 8:00 'p.m. for Audubon Society meeting Thursday, December 13 features U.S. Fish munity House. Party bridge and all arejwelcome. Please'use the side . information call 472-3488: 472-4427: and 472-3256. and Wildlife color film "A Great White Bird" portraying the whooping entrance. Sanibel-Captiva Shell Club meets the third Wednesday of each crane's fight for survival. Program begins at 8:00 p.m. at Community Refuge Tours: Tours of the wildlife drive in the J.N. Ding Darling month at 8:00 p.m. at the Sanibel Community House. Visitors Association building. Public invited. National Wildlife Refuge will begin at 8:00 a.m. Thursdays. Meet at welcome. *~ Coconuts will be the topic at the December 11 Tuesdays at the Center the entrance to the drive on Sanibel-Captiva Road. Canoe tours Captiva Volunteer Fire Department meets every first and third program at Conservation Center. Tom Watrous will discuss his plans through the refuge, Fridays at 8:00 a.m. Meet at Tarpon Bay Tuesday of each month at the fire house on Gore Road at 7:00 to raise coconuts on his 40-acre lono tract. Program begins at 2:00 #S^ SANIBEL Manna. Furnish own canoe. Tour limited to 10 canoes. For more p.m. *- p.m. Tickets, limited to 66, are $1 for adults and 50 cents for children; information on refuge tours call 472-1 IQp. Sanibel - Captiva Chamber of Commerce meeting of the Board free to SCCF members. (CONGREGATIONAL Sanibel-Captiva Bay Scouts meet every Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. at of Directors, second Monday of each month at the Chamber COLONIAL SHUTTER SUM-UNE SHUTTER FOLDING ACCORDION SHUTTER P.V C. EUROPEAN ROLL-UP Sanibel Elementary School. - building on Causeway Road, 8:00 p.m. SHUTTER UNITED CHURCH Natural History Fiald Trips to Sonibel's wildlife habitats by Captiva Erosion Prevention District The regular monthly naturalist George Campbell. Thursdays and Saturdays by appoint- meeting will be held the first Monday of each month at 3:30 p.m. OF CHRIST ment. For reservations call 472-2180. at the Captiva Community Center. Blngo(Murex) every Thursday, 8:00 p.m. American Legion Hall, Klwanls Club .meets every Wednesday morning at 8:00 -a.m. at REV. WEBI HOWARD. MINISTER Sanibel-Captiva Rood. Top O' the Mast II. Visitors welcome. THE THE SHUTTERS Cordially Invites you to soar* In the worship, Bird Tours of the Islands with Griffing Bancroft. Leave Cinema South West Anglers Club meets-second Tuesday of each month,' hurricjp/* protection unltd. CHOSEN BY work and witness of the new church In our Plaza at dawn'. Reservations must tie made at Macintosh Book 7:30 p.m. at Moose Hall on Parkmeadow Drive, off U.S. 41 in Fort night entertainment. hurricane protection unltd. Store. 472-1447." Myers. Admission is free and visitors are welcome. Call 472-2685 LABEL GUARANTEES ARCHITECTS for further information. Blrdlng Tours by Gaorge Waymouth-Morning and afternoon. Casa Ytwl: Casa Band plays nightly except Monday. 8:30 p.m. - AND BUILDERS Reservations made through Bailey's General Store, 472-1516. Sanlbel-Captlvoleague©f Women Voters, meets the third Monday of 1633-F Periwinkle Way every month at th» West Wind Inn on WestGuJf Drive. Coffee houFar •-1:30 am-, r; - Sunday, December 9 Natural History Field Trips by water with naturalist George 9:30 a.m., meefingHandiprogrdm at 10:00 a.m. 'Chadwide'*: to Quartet plays nightly except Monday, 7:30 p.m. • Campbell. Breakfast at Cabbage Key, walk across Cayo Costa, visit Sanibol Sanibel Community Association Board of Directors' meeting 1 :D0 a.m., in fhe- lounge. - .- 10:30 AM. to an embryonic barrier' island. Minimum five people. Call every third Tuesday of the month, 7:30 p.m. Community House. Pate's an tho Island: Traucht, Rainwater and Co. play Thursday, 472-218D for information ana* reservations, Sanibel Community Association meets the first Tuesday of'the Friday and Saturday 9;00 p.m. - 1:00 a'm. Football featured on "MAKING YOUR OWN DECISIONS EASILY" Captlva Memorial library:" Library rioors are Tuesday-Friday 9:00 Monday nights. a m.-5:00p.m., Saturday,9:00a.m.-noon, Wednesday 7:00-9:00p.m. month at 6:30-p.m. at the Sanibel Community House, ' , Ramada Inn: Sir John appears Friday, Saturday and Sunday 9:00 Sanibel City Council will have-regular meetings the flrsC third Rev. Howard, preaching Classes at "• Idle' Hours— $1.00. Mocrame. Weaving, Crewel, p.m. - 2:00 a.m. in Jacklin's Family Restaurant. (813)472-5191 and fifth Tuesdays, 9:00 a.m. City Hall. Special meetings will be Needlepoint, Knitting or Crocheting Lessons at Idle Hours. 31 Scotty's: Rick Keeler plays nightly Tuesday through Saturday in announced. Periwinkle Place. Mon.. Tues., Thurs., or. Sat. 10-11 a.m. By the Backyard Saloon 8:00 p.m. - midnight. Football featured on Sanibel Fire Control District' Commissioners meet on the The Dunes GoH and Country Club appointment only -472-J 039. •* - Monday rrfghts. * second Tuesday of the month at 1 00 p.m*. at the fire house on "SHUTTER NOW OR SHUDDER LATER" A.C.R.E. Classes In Mediation—Hatha Yoga, Yoga philosophy, Sundial. Disco dancing from 9:00 p.m. • 1:30 a.m. in the Lost * Club Room Palm Ridge road The public is invited. nun* intuitive art, taught by Elma Fleming. Workshops, lectures and Horizon. Come and visit our service Sanibel City Plannlng.CommlMlon meets alternateMondays;^"t,^""j.'f"V^...-j^,j'-j demonstrafions by the new age "thinkers. Call 332-2123 or l n lir 9 v i J 472-1413 for more information. ~z „ * 9^00 a.mt^C^vl^{^Sjp«ip l( T6^ i9 *"' be announced,'' *'iIttx .' mJfi»*< "ti' > • * £iiiB2^ B24 December 7.1979 Island Reporter Island Beporter December 7,1979 B2S CROSSWORD PUZZLE Edited by EUGENE T. MALESKA WRITE P.O. DRAWER R, SANIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA 33957 472-1587 ACROSS 57 Bibbers 11 Ancestors for 34 Oscar winner in 58 Sneer whom tribes 1972 1 Let out of prison are named 35 Herb used with conditionally 12 Makes O.K. after pasta sauces 7 Bogeyman or 36 Market DOWN aK.O. 18 FT. SEABREEZE - New top. ATRIUM • Exclusive beach front SANIBa ISLAND, FLA. - Fully ATTENTION • Periwinkle Place GULF FRONT ANNUAL LEASE - ogre manipulators side curtains, seats. Almost condo - residence.- Available equipped upper comer condo Traitor Park Residents: Twenty 13 Lombard and 13 Two famous Two.bodroont, two bofft, don, Romans 37 Like rookies new 115 H. P. Evinrude from March 16th, 1980 at 15C from beach. Pool -tennis. year winter resident desires to decorator furnished, brand King 1 Rebecca and 38 Made into law 472-1731: \ 12/7 $700/wk., off season *40O/wk. Available Jon 4 -18 for purchase 2 bedroom mobile now condominium with pool, Come watch 14 Castle feature Isaac, to Jacob 15 Tippecanoe's 39 Easily led or 1978 20 FOOT SEACRAFT Write or coll: J.O.G. 1 Brighton $390/week and April 19 thru homo w/porch for year round tennis, and cabana availablo 16 Fleets 2 Part of a running mate reshaped SEAFARI - Plush cuddy cabin La., Oak Brook, IL 60521. summer for $215. (414) living. Call coUect (616) Immediately. Call for further ON^IARSHAWF^ 17 Henringlike f ish theater seat 20 Rhine feeder 40 Hunger spasms with head. Sleeps 2, teak trim, (312)887-7826., 677-2237 eves or write: J.T.S. 245-4834 or write Box V.P.L information. Priscilla Murph/s 18 What disputants 3 Wanders 23 Falconer's 150 HP Mercury, 10 HP aux- 5061 18th Ave. West Bend, Wl c/o Island Reporter P.O. Island Accommodations, 42 Robin Hood's 5309S Drawer R. Sanibel, FL 33957. play BRIDGE with title sometimes 4 Automobile •. : trainee ••••.:.' iliary motor. CB, recording Priscilla Murphy Reahy, Inc drink depth finder. Everything like FOR RENT Realtor. P.O. Box 57, Sanibel, come to" '• pioneer; ., 24 Like Alfred or 44 Porticoes of -}P1 new, a quality boat. $7800.00 WANTED TO PURCHASE EXQUISITE SANIBEL CONDO"- One a33957. (813)472-4113. 12/7 holding champions of the 15 Word with worm 5 Greensward LUXURY COND0 Alexander Athens or best offer 472-4047. TFN HOUSE OR DUPLEX bedroom. Gulf view. Few steps or work SANIBEL , , .. Two bedroom, 2 bath fully TWO AND THREE BEDROOM- 6 Gist ••.:• 46 Chain-saw item 20 FT. 6" STARCRAFT CABRI - REASONABLE to beach. Screened lanai, 26 Chilean Beautiful view. Beautifully furnished and equipped Completely furnished apart- USA, Italy, & Canada 21 Nothing 7 Activated 47 Italian physicist Small cuddy. Sleeps 4.188 H.P. Write Box B.J.O. swim pool. Much more. $300 resource furnished 2 bedroom, duplex apartment, complete ments; including all ap- 22 "Washingtons" : 8 Pauper in "The 49 Mention for Merc In/outboard. CfJ., depth c/o Island Reporter wk. Dec 20th thru Easter. Write den/bedroom, 2 bath. privacy, washer and dryer, pliances. Amenities include: in a wallet 27 Bird life of a finder, full equipment, canvas . P.O. Drawer R. June. Gross General Delivery at the first Club Med Bridge Prince and military honors Ocean front condo. Will be a private beach access across tennis courts, pool, clubhouse 23 Sly or sinuous top. Excellent condition/ Four Sonlbel, R 33957 SanibeL - FL 33957 Or phono the Pauper" regiori> 50 Bring up delight for your Sanibel W. Gulf Drive. and saunas. Shelling booch 24 Shackle S Coy v 29 "Bolerbr : 52 Siesta wheel trailer included. $7500. (813)472-3698. TFN a few stops away. Reduc- Festival on beautiful cash. Bayslde Estates.. WANTED TO RENT - Sanibel vacation. Pool, tennis, 25 Elm and 10. Cry of composer peaceful & quiet. No pets. UPPER CAPTIVA ISLAND COT- ed rates far Doc & Jan. Blind 54 Vane letters 463-4024. 12/7 Island from owner Jan. 20th to Mulberry: Abbr. encouragement JS\ Utah range Contact TAGE - For rent. Furnished, Pou Condofnlnluniv Undo A. Cuadaloupe F.W.I. March 16th. Two bedroom, two wofor ffont* Bjf WO9K oc fflonfti. 2S Pearly WUM Bruce or 3334W.G

PLANTATION BEACH CLUB - In- SEASHEUS CONDOMINIUM - FURNISHED GULF FRONT - Ac- terval ownership. Three large/furnished two bedroom, commodates 4, pool, tennis. 3 BAYFRONT Christmas weeks. Two two bath apartment. Pool, ten- By owner. (813) 472-3624 after bedroom, 2 bath, sleeps 6. On nis, quiet location. $65,000. 6 p.m. 12/21 HOMES PRIME TIME Pmscilla Wuuphy's Will help finance, or sell on OPEN HOUSE beach, pool and tennis. Asking On Large Lots fIBEL $19,000 • trade considered. contract with $10,000 down. Each has 150 foot PRIME RENTALS 472-9106. TFN GULF PINE tOTS Call Rudy or Carol after 12 privatebeoch. 1992 Roseate Ln. • Beautiful large three bedroom. Jwo bath noon. (518)3554005. 12/St UNUSUAL FIND • Well design- Small down payment, owner Blue Chip Malty. Inc. We have 3 beautiful single family homes - with beach Island horn*. Split plan, barrel tile roof, 2 car garage with automatic CAPTIVA . 3 bedroom furnish- Realtors. • -"- ed 4 bedroom, 2 bath home financing. Two large lots for access for rent, at various times December thru April. OfAHOO door opener. Cathedral ceiling In living room dining area. Ex- ed bouse on 100 ft. Gulf front sale by owner Corner-25, . 46>»77t . $1500.00 mo. plus utilities; tra large lot on quiet Cut de Sac Room for pool. Fenced back with ' large screened porch SOON TO if A MEMORY Accommodations lot. Priced unbelievably low. 700 sq. ft., adjoining 2S500 •' - ' ' TfN yard. Assumoble mortgage. $83,500 overlooking private dock' on TOOAY A REALITY Blue Chip Realty. Inc.. Real- canal with direct /-Iver qccess. sq. ft..Originally 3 lots now Enjoy your own beach house situated on 100 feet of tors. 340 San Carlos Blvd., Ft. Well landscaped 80 x.125' lot divided into 2. Natural set- beautiful beach (Gulf front). Two bedrooms - one bath. Myers Beach.. 33931. 463^ in established Cape Coral ting with access to tennis THIS IS THE SEASON Enjoy the Sanibel of yesteryear this year - $6,250 for the 5771. TFN residential area. $65,000 firm. courts; swimming pool, gulf SAN CARLOS REALTY, season. To place your reservation call Sanibel Realty, SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION • Ex- Call 472-4582. TFN beach on Sanibel Island. Write Marvin Amos Inc. ft* 1207 PERIWINKLE WAY cluslve 3rd story, two FOR SALE - By the week for a bedroom, two bath loft con- 7745 SW 1M Terrace BROKER 393* SANIBEL ISLAND, For warm sunny days and peaceful nights oh Sanibel and Cap- lifetime. Two bedroom fully HAVE YOU •REALTOR dominium. Beach villa with Miami, FL 3916? , tiva Islands. Come and enjoy. We offer a variety of accom- furnished waterfront condos on BOUGHT YOUR Drawer? Serilbel.FL 33957 (•13)472-15M FLORIDA 33957 iTFN magnificent Gulf view. modations — cottages, duplexes and homes are available the Lighthouse end of the GOLD COINS, (913)472-1011 Ray Hoxsey Realty of the Islands. Inc. Tastefully furnished. Excellent along with the following condominium complexes . . . Registered Real Estate Broker 472-1344) Island. One time price plus an- SILVER BARS. (After Hours 472-1825) investment. $162,000. Even- nual dues. Call 472-5181, 8 TFN 2353 Periwinkle Way ings - 939-2934. Russ Gorgone FOR RENT C DIAMONDS YET? A.M. to 9 P.M. for appoint- Atrium Pointe Santo de^Sanibel Inc. Realtors 936-1500 anytime. ment. Interval Realty, Inc., ., Last year oh Sanibel, Seilefrs lest an overage of $46.53 per - 12/7 BY OWNER Now get the ultimate In Blind Pass Sanddollar Broker. _ " TFN SOUTH SEAS security: your own Refuge on day on Realty. Inc. SEASONAL RENTALS minutes OFF Sanibel In exclusive little discovered Palm Acres. 2410 Pal* Ridge Road. P.O. Box 142 bedroom, two bath com- you've made a mistake! '' *•• A 50 home community in exotic setting along river. Gorgeous Off season rates. $275-$300 per week. Stays of thr »e SPECTACULAR pletely furnished with Main Office: P.O. Box 57 Sanibel Island. Florida 33957 i2/r 3/2 MICHIGAN HOME on deep CANAL, with QUICK GULF AC- weeks or longer discounted. Only 21 luxuriously beautiful view of landscaped Periwinkle Way. Sanibel Island, Florida 472-1511 Phone (813) 472-4138 ..CEJSJI, fjeotures-indudei Very larg*-fOOL*4iuge partially roof- furnished 2 bedroom, 2 bath Gulf front apartments 2 VIEW r lagoon, pool and- gulf. - • Branch Office) Causeway Road 472-4121 ed screened lanal, facing Mangrove ecological zone across lighted tennis courts, 40' heated pool, gas bor-B-Q I > $189,000 J Captiva Office: Andy Rosse Ln. 472-1149. 472-5154 ) canal (gives privacy), boat lift, fish'cleaning station with light REALTOR Rental Offkot Causeway Road 472-4113 grills. Contact on-site management or write lor Gulf front corner apartment A beautiful two. bedroom . \ and water, central vacuum, set up for solar heating of pool, information: with wrap-around balcony. two bath Gulf Front Pen- gas barbecue, Spanish tile roof, super landscaping, electric 2 Southeast exposure. Com- thouse with private sundeck, car garage door opener, drapes,, carpet, washer & dryer, city SWIBEL Q_1 pletely furnished. Two for $195,000 Furnished. water, automatic sprinklers, water conditioner. Same model PELICANS ROOST bedroom,' two bath (one All are excellent in- on comparable Sanibel Lot, $189,500. Our price $139,000 - REALTY •*""•. bedroom and bath with vestments and each Includes $50,500 LESS. Alee SAVE $27,000 in interest in fust 10 years, by 605 Donax Street private entrance). Built in its own fully equipped kit- assuming p 27 year $74,000 first mortgage at a RARE •%%. In- ^M RENTAL DIVISION washer and dryer etc. plus chen and laundry, and all stead of \1V* % - (UKS A $27,000 price reduction J Bring your santo Sanibel; Fl. 33957 many extras. Large storage resort amenities. . - • - realtor or come yourself and save. Drive down Shell Point m room. Tennis courts, two Canal -Front Home in the Village Road and look for "By Owner" sign, or call Bob. "We Cover The Islands" TOesanfBeL (813)472-2996 TFN pools and putting green. Rocks.' Two bedroom, two HOMES 412-7052. One of the finest restaurants baths on fresh water canal. 472-1566 and clubhouse on Sanibel. 12/7 In the Only $110,000. Excellent Sanibel. sophisticated, Golf course within three terms from owner. and unspoiled, offers you Huxter's Market Plaza blocks. 1207 Periwinkle Way the ultimate In elegant life- PROUDLY ANNOUNCES KNUDSEN REALTY. BNC. style at "Pointe Santo de San- ibel." Luxurious condominium villas, secluded in acres of CONDOMINIUMS For sale by owners. Off Season Season E.A. Browne Realty lush tropical foliage. Enjoy a magnificent view of emerald No agents please. Eight unique and stylish homes at Beachview Country Club 1619 Periwinkle Way Rates Rates Registered Real Estate, Realtor green waves on a shell spilled sandy beach. Enchantingry Price $185,000.00 Estates. Designed for comfortable Island living and entertain- Blind Pass From $200 wk. $450 - uo wk. Broker (Landlubber Shopping Center) unique clubhouse, heated pool, jaccuzzi. tennis courts, Write Box T.C.E. c/o bland ing. Some homes feature fireplaces, wet bars and beautiful Capt. Walk From $300 mo. $700/mo. 1554 Periwinkle. Way and much more. The choice of those who have the world Reporter P.O. Drawer R. golf course views, yet only a few steps from the Gulf with Compass Point From $300 wk. $550-up Sanibel, Florida 472-3737 or 472-3716 to choose from. Sanibel, FL 33957. private beach access. Gulf Beach Gulf Front - $275 wk. $550 wk. Phone 472-5454 12/7 TFN CONDOMINIUMS A-5 GULF FRONT GROUND FLOOR - Two bedroom, Kings Crown $250 - $375 wk. $550 wk. Come by and let us tell you more about Sanlbel'a Last Ground Island Beach Club (2-2) Gulf View $130,000~F two bo*nTTavisTflyhJrnilhe- J - 8"" view. Furnished. $390/wk. up VACATION l Sariibel Arms West $200 - $250 wk. NEW CONDOMINIUMS .$110,000. Sayana From $275 wk. $600/wk. up Sea Winds $225 wk. $350/wk. ACCOMMODATIONS C-33 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 3rd floor. Expansive view of • SiAVIEW - Finest "Homestyle"" Apartments the entire grounds. Elegantly furnished! $169,000. Spanish Cay From $540 - $720 mo. $1100/mo up $225,000 < Sundial Ask about our "Escape" Plan. $350/wk. up Condominiums & Homes THE SErV • SNUG HARBOR • Low Density Complex - $150,000 to D-46 Two bedroom per . Spectacular view. Roof- Surfside XII Gulf Front $450 wk. $800/wk. $190,000 top sundeck. ' ^ Tennisploce . $190 wk. $330 wk. Winter Season Rates: December 15 to Aprij 15 SHELLS OF • BUND PASS -Secluded - Just a Footbridge from SECLUDED HOMESITES White Sands $750/wk. E-l This ground floor 2 bedroom, 2 bath apartment Off-Season rates.40% less until December 15 Beach $79,900. sports a beautiful view of the pool and the beach. Fully IN A GULF FRONT 10 percent Discount (or 4 weeks or longer SANIBT furnished. Excellent rental history. $174,000. CONDOMINIUMS ..„ ., - m RESIDENTIAL HOMES E-24 • GULF FRONT - Second floor, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Sayana GuK Front 1/12-22 $500 for 10 Days. Shell Harbor on Canal $145,500 COMMUNITY T,B50 sq. ft. This Gulf-front corner apartment also LOGGERHEAD'"Gulf Front & Golf View' Gumbo Limbo-with pool $124,000 features an excellent view of the court yard and pool. HOUSES $450 to $500 per week Newly remodeled 3-2 - screened lanai 187,500 Dunes 3-214 Available Jan-April The lavish furnishings will ptease even the most • Private Access SEA WINDS - $350 per week discriminating buyer. Priced'to sell at $249,000. Dunes 3-2 $1400 Avail. March - April NUTMEG - $1600 per month. GULF RIDGE E-2e GULF FRONT, Second floor. Gorgeous 2 bedroom, • Tennis Courts (Available 12/15 to 1/15/80) Gulf front 2/1 $6,250 season A GULF FRONT COMMUNITY 2 bath. Professionally decorated arid furnished. This Gumbo Limbo -- Trodewinds - Tahiti Shores -Rocks • BEACH ACCESS apartment must be seen a steal at $179,000. • Swimming Pool Rocks - 3/2 Avail. Dec. Jan. $1,000/mo. HOMES: Limpet Drive 2-2 house Pool On canal $270 wk. 3 bedrooms - 2 baths $350 to $400 per week • TENNIS - POOL • One-Two Acres Sanibel Lake Estates 3-2 $1200 per month season disc. (min. 2 weeks) 2840 Gulf Drive, joit west of Tarpon Bay ,., • ONE-TWO ACRES Shell Basket Lane - Minutes from Gulf FLORIDA Sanibel Island. Florida 33957 $42,000 - $50,000 .Telephone (8 V3) 472-4634 ^ - 25% DOWN - 5 YEARS s; 25 % down - 5 years ANNUAL LEASE -*#. Luxury 2 bedroom, 2'bath RESIDENTIAL LOTS REALTOR * Townhouse apartments and Garden apartments Betts S-D (canal) ^ •- Cash $42,000 Terms $44,000 Sanibel Lake Estates 2-2 furn. $550/mo. 25 >u0 Season rates starting December 15th. Sanibel Bayous (lake) * Nerita St. 2/2 Unfurn. $475/mo. 12/15 THOMAS H. BROWN, REALTOR Summer rates starting at $150 per week. Gumbo Limbo - $18,000 to $22,000 KNUDSEN REALTY. INC. 2410 Palm Ridge Road, P.O. Box 142 Rotes of 1 month or longer, discounted, for season rates only. Sanibel Isles (Canal - Seawall) $42,000 SHOWN EXCLUSIVRY DY: 161? Periwinkle Way Pointe Sanibel Development Corporation H COMMERCIAL PROPERTY R#olfor For o choice selection to meet your requirements, just" Sanibel Island, Florida 33957 Contact rental manager Registered Real Estate Orokeroge Periwinkle lot ovailable with good location on West (Landlubber Shopping Center) write or call our Rental Department. Phone (813) 472-4138 or write (or information - 2445 Gulf Drive • Sanibel Island. FL 33957 Joan Good Reoltor Associate TFN side of Pate's Restaurant $125.000. In .Florido 613-472-1568 472-3737 or 472-3716 w si B28 December 7,1979 Island Reporter bland Reporter D*c*mb*r7,1979 B29

.WRITE-P.O. DRAWER R.SANIBEL ISLAND; FLORIDA 33957 472-1587 ISLAND^FLORIDA^ 33957 472-1587

SANIBEL HEADQUARTERS ^^RALLYdUR Chuck Bundschu, : Newton Associates, Inc., Realtors 2301 West First Street •rFlV Myers, Florida 33901 REAL ESTATE NEEDS tU REALTOR REALTOR JOHN NAUMANN & ASSOCIATES. INC SPECIALIZING IN UNIQUE RESALE APARTMENTS Executive Services, Inc. Specializing in condominium EXECUTIVE HOMES; INVESTMENT sales, resales, and rental A RARE SPECIES management A Choice Offering Of :, ? Spacious two bedroom, two bam and den with a splen- Sanlbel's Complete HOMES PROPERTIES; DEVELOPMENT did direct view of the Gurf of Mexico. An elegant decor Sanibel and Captiva Real Estate in blues reflect the sparkles of the Ocean. Offered at Real.Estate Company p —CONDOMINIUMS- $22O,66o. Evenings: E. Meister {813)472-4849 resale of Michigan Homen OI LOGGERHEAD CAY I 1ST and neitltome construction GULF FRONT CONDOMINIUM FLOOR! BUILDING NEAREST EXCLUSIVITY A HOME AWAY FROM HOME Periwinkle Way at Lindgren Blvd. Large two bedroom, two bath and Dining Room. Fur- IN SEMI-SECLUDED CLAM SHELL THE GULF! NEED WE SAY The most exclusive and most'luxurious condominium offered nished by a leading decorator/designer ir> a cheerful on Sanibel Island. Tlquo Coy is a gutfront community of fust, tropical style with touches of love added by the owner. Unique 2-bedroom, 2-bath Gulf front unit in beautiful Clam MORE?!! four townhouse condominiums each featuring private garage,, Come see it, AND the lovely view of the .Gulf. Offered Shell. Located at end of Middle Gulf Drive, this is what you'll Boachvfew Country Club private elevator, two story ceilings, two.: balconies, private at $140,000. Evenings: E. Melster (813) 472-4849 GULF PINES be glad you came to Florida for. Two bedroom, two berth condo. Excellent rental potential with atrium and much much more. Truly the finest private con- rtow Michigan Home* from $1*1 ,«40 first floor convenience - a step to the pool, a hop to the beach. dominium residence conceived for luxury beachfront living. TWO LOTS approx. 28,000 sq. ft. for construction of one Appliances; draperies and carpeting included. Select your Call for further details.. ,. . THE ONLY ONE OH THE; home. Located on Old Banyan Way, a secluded road in Gumbo Limbo own furniture. This is the last word for the astute investor. one of Sanlbel's prime single family home residential INCOME PRODUCING Three bedrooms, two baths, family room, carpet, Terms negotiable. Owner will carry. $105,000 unfurnished. MARKET areas. A minute's walk away from the site of a new drape* and appliances. $125,000. Contact Marie L Renn. INVESTMENT A popular, unique Sundial Executive Suite. ALL of the swimming pooll Lots abound in natural vegetation. DUPLEX IN GOOD Sundial Beach and Tennis Club Is one of Southwest Florida's great amenities arid advantages of Sundial available at ^ Owner has throe bedroom, two bath, elevated home Shell Harbor Canal Homes most popular resort condominium. Offering 13 tennis courts, the attractive price of $45,000, furnished. Call (813) floor plan available to purchaser. Specifically planned FORT MYERS LOCATION 332-2121 for further information;. Evenings: (813) • Michigan "Amesbury". Large pool with A-frame three pools, cocktail lounge, dining room and more. Purchase for this site. Complete amenities of Gulf Pines Subdivi- We have a lovely duplex in North Ft. Myers that Is sura to fit in- 482-2847. •; ; screening. Cathedral ceiling in Family Room. Close to your very own second home and let us rent it for you when sion: party house with swimming pool, tennis courts, to someone's investment plans. Built In 1978, it Is Ideally Cll RESORT ISLAND WITH- your away. Prices from $56,000 - $215,000 furnished. beach access. $35,000. -.--•'. Beach Rood. $185,000. Terms. SANIBEL ESTATES located close to shopping and schools. Two bedrooms and one • New Michigan "Deauvillv". 3 bedroom, 2 bath, STANDING, THOREAU WOULD bath on each side — appliances, A/C, carpet and drapes are family room. About 600* from beach. Unfurnished Three-lot homesite located a short walk to the Gulf on cr included. Large shaded lot. Good rental. $52,000. $!5Q,ooa • ';•••_ . •'•• , : :' ; ..-.• v BUY THIS HOUSE!I! GULF VIEW quiet waterway. Suitable for your own Island home or • Three bedroom, 2 bath and pool with A-frame duplex. Convenient location. $(0,000. Call (813) screen enclosure. $159,500. ~ You have fallen in love with Sariibel, yet you desire seclusion.. A Pointe Santo de Sanibel condominium with an excellent gulf 332-2121 for Information. Evenings} (813) 481-1692. This fantastic 3/2 canal home with a pool Is the answer. view, good rental history and completely furnished. Priced to LUXURY LIVING • Three bedroom, 2 bath, family room, pool, many ex- Located near Captiva, this spacious home offers the ultimate sell at $135,000 all inclusive this beautiful condominium won't (813)332-2121 ON THE GULF tras. Unfurnished $165,000. - in' luxury but hot at the expense of your privacy. $175,000. last long so hurry. - . .' • Customized "Savtlle" model with fireplace and Contact Marie L Renn. . entertainment center, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, family room, SANIBEL SECLUSION You can become an owner of a beautifully decorated con- decorator designed. $168,500. dominium, once a model, with a gorgeous view of the Gulf from the living area and balcony. Two-bedrooms and two . If your wanted a quiet, peaceful island home - this is ill Tahiti Shores BAY FRONT HOME baths priced right at $115,000. Private beach, z bedroom, 2 both, wooded lot The main house ha* one bedroom, one and one half $115,000. OI SOUTHWEST FLORIDA'S Conceived in the old Florida tradition this beautiful Bay front, baths plus a den and study area. You can pot your "|ust home is situated on nearly an acre of .land covered-with- •happen to b«rin therHrtgMtfrrtbod" guests in your two" LARGEST EQUIPMENT RENTAL tropical plantings. Situated around a private garden this three bedroom guest house: All this right on the water with HAWAIIAN ATMOSPHERE Newton Associates, l)nc., Realtors covered boat house. And there's plenty of room so you Michigan "Savoy". Two bedroom, two bath with glass- bedroom, two bath home with Florida room is a rare oppor- 1246'Middle Gulf Drive, Sartlbej Island, FL 33957 AND SALES COMPANY ... tunity to enjoy a natural yet elegant Sanibel Island lifestyle. can add a pool. Reasonably priced at $187,000. ' On tropical Sanibel Island, this 2-bedroom, 2-bath spacious enclosed Family Room. All appliances. Private beach $250,000.00. -...'..•. condominium is very attractively decorated and completely This dynamic company has grown to over $1,200,000 in sales furnished for rental or your own enjoyment. The complex in- since its inception years ago. Gross profits of over $500,000... If cludes tennis, swimming, saunas. Located just steps from one The Rocks you have been looking around for a serious opportunity you of the world's finest shelling beaches, the unit, priced at only Michigan " Mark I", 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, have found it. Business selling for $550,000. With $100,000 $87,500, carries an assumable mortgage. solar heated pool, oversized lot, fully landscaped.' down. Owner requires buyer have $100,000 additional in LIVE IN ONE/ RENT THREE $145,000. reserve. Real Estate available. Contact Richard W. Birbeck. of Sanibel Seldome does an opportunity like this come up. Four com- pletely furnished two bedroom, two bath and den apartments LARGE LOT WITH PLENTY Seagrape Lane Duplex are now being offered at the realistic price of $225,000.00 OF NATURAL VEGETATION Seagrape Cottages. Duplex with 1 bedroom on each complete. A private beach access is within walking distance side of attached carport. $92,500. Terms available. and is part of your purchase. Ready to go and priced to sell. SHELL HARBOR RESIDENCE Ill HOW WOULD YOU LIKE Coll for appointment. ... Beautiful Sanibel Island Large homesite with lots of natural vegetation. On paved county road |usf three-fourths of a mile from Bowman's Beach. RESTRICTED TO BUY YOUR SEAFOOD Sundial of Sahibel This ono is a boaters dream. A lovely 2 bedroom, 2 bath Priced at only $18,000—Call today for more detailed informa- WHOLESALE??? home with lush vegetation located in a "sailboat deep" tion. COMMERCIAL ONE OF A KIND New area of Shell Harbor. The seawall and dock are ready Two 1 bedroom cottage* and a 2 bedroom, 2 bath unit You couldl - If you purchased this lucrative seafood business for your boat and this energy efficient home is ready with family room and fireplace. Carports, workshop; onSanibel. Equipped-ready to gold Living quarters available The crows nest is the name given to this bay front one Luxury Condominiums for you with ceiling fans throughout and a solar and gas and laundry with washer/dryer. Large lot 150* x 200' heated swimming pool. Available with or without the JUST $43,500 FOR DISTINCTIVE on the premises. $55,000 with $10,000 down. Contact Marie L bedroom, one bath condominium at Mariner Pointe. Sur- $280,000. Terms available.. Renn. • . ' rounded by water on two sides this is truly one of the most uni- furnishings. $215,000 unfurnished, $225,000 furnished. CONDO CONVENIENT TO SANIBEL que bay front condominiums ever offered. Priced at Spacious $96,000.00 completely furnished. Condo off the Island convenient-to Sanibel and Ft. Myers. RENTAL DIVISION Gulf views Adult community 2-bedroom, 1-bath, single story building Christmas rentals now available. Contact Judy Hopkins. Screened cabana's with washer and dryer,- disposal, dishwasher, heated pool. Cll NET NET NET LEASE! 11 You owe it to yourself to check this one out. $43,500 unfurnish- BUSINESS Preconstruction prices * ed. Shown by appointment only. . - RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY I ! Established beauty salon in prime Periwinkle location. Equip- • The Rocks. Large lot facing Conservation Land, on Isn't that like music to your ears — we have several possibilities ment, supplies and established clientele included. Reasonably Available Spring, 1980 waterway. $28,500. — structured to show a 9% return on your cash investment. Plus priced with' terms to help you get started. BARGAIN ON SANIBEL tax shelter. Plus appreciation. Plus mortgage amortization. MARINER POINTE Gumbo limbo on lake. From $23,000' From $75,000 to $200,000 down. Contact Richard W. Birbeck. ' Car Wash, all equipment included. $28,500 - No reasonable Second chance to get what you thought you could not afford — Beqchview Country Club Estates from $38,500 offer refused. a gorgeous view down the canal, boat dockage, 2 bedrooms, Shell Harbor. Two contiguous lots on canal. Priced from $138,660 Mariner Pointe, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, both porches 1V4 baths. Fully furnished with pool, tennis, outdoor grill, all $110.000. enclosed with sliding doors to enlarge living area. for only $63,000.00. Let us tell you more. Gumbo Limbo. \-V* acres. Terms. $37,000 View of pool and Bay. First floor of approximately 1,500 Shell Harbor. Long view down canal. On sewer fll DO YOU WANT A PIECE sq. ft. $119,000. Two pools, two tennis courts, 2 shuf- $65,000 fleboard courts, lighted boardwalks, boat dockage. GULF VIEW UNIT • Shell Harbor. Seawall, boat dock, on sewer. OF THE ACTION??? West Gulf Drive $100,000 $63,500. Bayview $35,000 Stop by or call AT LOGGERHEAD CAY Lagoon Estates $25,000 How many times have you read that an investment group just Shell Harbor $66,000 CONDOMINIUMS purchased a large tract of land to hold as an investment for $115,000 busy 2-bedroom, 2-bath furnished second-story Oonax $22,500 our toll free number • Kings Crown, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, view of Gulf over possible investment. Investors pool their monies to purchase apartment.with good view of th« Gulf of Mexico at Log- Gumbo Limbo $19,500 gerhead Cay Condominium - an excellent buy. courtyard. $128,000 large significant properties they cannot purchase individually. • Sanibel Moorings. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, good rental Chuck Bundschu, Inc. can help you invest from $5,000 to record. $87,900. $500,000. Investments range from tax shelter income proper- ties, properties purchased to develop, to acreage held for long term capital gain. Give us a call .... THIS SPACE RESERVED Exclusive sales Your personal Inspection of those and other FOR YOUR PROPERTY fine properties may be arranged by Executive Services, Inc. CALL US TODAYI agents for Sundial •>•.-•• contacting: j«& VACATION AND INVESTMENT Registered Real Estate Broker CHUCK BUNDSCHU, INC. REALTOR JOHN NAUMANN * ASSOCIATES, INC PROPERTIES INC Mam Office: 455 Periwinkle Way ' HOMES KALTOKS ''-,-.-. >509 Periwinkle Way (At th« Lighthouse end of the Island) . US. 41 South 472-3121 In Florida, call 813-472-4151 Sonioel Island (813) 47V-5187 Fort Myers Fl 33907 Captiva Island (&13) 472-2523 C 472-4195 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Out of state, call 1-800-237-4184 P.O. Box 168, Sonibel Island. Florida 33957 Branch Office: 2427 Periwinkle Way Mon>, Tues., Wed evenings til 7 {••'i •*> 2019 Periwinkle Woy mREALTOR 950 Periwinkle Way (Just before Bailey's Shopping Center) 1-813-936-6211 Sonibel, Fl. 33957 REALTOR at Lindgren Boulevard 472-3133 472-1506

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PAINTER REMOfRIP) WINDOW LOTS AND bland Shopping Center - Next to Bailey's OF SANIBEL GABACCIA CLEANING ACREAGE CONDOMINIUMS Wallpapering & Painting PLUMMNG CONTRACTOR rHOMAS H. BROWN, REALTOR Licensed, call (Bob) Licensed • Insured - Bonded SERVICE MOWED 472-5646 Capttva-472-2518 Appts. 472-4207 TFN CALL 472-443$* 2410 Palm Ridge Road, P.O. fco« 142 TFN TFN TFN BLJUEMl PROPERTIES INC Sanibel Island, Florida 33957 BUND PASS Best 2 bedroom, 2 bath available in complex. Close to KENBRE DOG YARD WORK Beg. Real tstate Broker Phone (813) 472-4138 best shelling beach on Sanibel. Fully furnished, ready NAVE EARTH OPIN KVMY DAY - 7.-OO AML - ftOO PM. to move in. $79,500 Owner will take terms. HOUSE CARE, INC. Attendant - Mon.-Fri. 7 00 A M. • 3 P.M GROOMING PLUMBING Sat. 7:00 A M. • Noon SPANISH CAY 2242 Periwinkle Way CLEANING Complete landscaping, tree TFN 1530 Periwinkle Way trimming and brush chipper Lovely one bedroom, one bath unit at quiet and delight- 472-itM / 472-1101 HAULING FLORIDA service. Serving .Sanibel & ful Spanish Cay. Never rented-and very expensively TFN 472-2902 mREALTOR *•"""• TFN Captivo. 472-3440 TFN furnished. Price: $53,900, unfurnished. Furniture Luther Kask 472-2853 CONDOMINIUMS negotiable. H| A Mill SANIBEL REALTOR • VILLA SANIB& YARD CARE, SEASCAPE WALL PAPERING 2/2 with loft for den or 3rd bedroom. Tastefully fur- STORAGE nished. Gulf-view. $145,000 Furnished. Assumable TREE TRIMMING $5 and up monthly. JLAWN CARE AND -mortgage - - " 2361 Periwinkle Way & TOPPING Complete lawn care service BURNT STORE MARINA 472-5261 or 472-1592 for residential and small INTERIOR 5CERAMICTILE CONTRACTING= Reservations are being taken for condominiums. TFN 472-5738 commercial properties. HOMES Preconstruction prices. Amenities will include the SanlbeUCaptlwa PAINTING largest marina on the west coast. Tennis, golf, and MlkeTlpson All Types of Tire pools. Directly opposite Boca Grande Pass, the most 472*3435 Repairs & Remodeling a Specialty! CERAMIC A STORAGE _ TFN 542-4692 WN famous tarpon fishing areaJn the world. TFN GULF FRONT TILE INN Ferry Rood (lighthouse End of the Island). Stop in our office TV—APPLIANCE FRANCESCA and discuss the floor plans for a unit in this desirable complex. HOMES New- Repairs • Renovations Self Storage - • Right on this Gulf of Mexico, consisting of 14 two bedroom One of the most luxurious Custom built homes on Sanibel with Edward T. Forrest 9 Sizes AIR WAKIN, Ph. D. BONHEUR, INC units, plus a single family home. Make your reservation now over 4,000 square feet of living area and 2,000 square feet of $12 per month and up Couples, Personal, before prices oo up. Priced from $150,000 to $190,000 (Pre recreational and storage area on ground level. Built around a A very complete home at "The Dunes". Ground level • 543-0990 6806 McGregor Blvd. CONDITIONING Individual, • Roof Coating & Water Proofing two-story screened atrium overlooking the Gulf The hand- Construction (Vices). We already have four reservations includes, two car parking, iargje room and bath for a toe.-942-2277 4I1-4424 Sales and SERVICE Adolescent Counseling some living room opens onto the expansive porch. Three •Tile or Built-up Roofs Cabana or 4th bedroom. Larjge screened pool and TFN 12/21 Personal Awareness bedrooms, three baths, study, dining room and a fantastic WOOSTO las fully equipped kit- ' Psychotherapy Poggenpoht kitchen. The master bedroom suite features twin patio. First floor-living area, TVANDAPPUANCt • Authorized Applicators For chen. Lovely living and dining area opening into a Palm Ridge Road •y Appointment Only dressing rooms and a screened sundeck overlooking the Gulf. Cail472-«3O0 VIP Polymer Water Proof SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. Priced at $395,000. screened deck, overlooking tri 7th fairway and the ISLAND AIRE, PET GROOMING Assumable mortgage. lake. Nicely landscaped with bjjilt in sprinklers. This 472-1133 Decorative Coatings home was completed early in 1979. Beautifully fur- INC. - Grooming By nished from Robb and Stuckey. $170,000, furnished. GLORIA'S ANIMAL . 472-2244 CONDO 472-1260 BAZAAR PIT SHOP TFN CLEANING 542-7965 1992 Roseate Ln. - Beautiful large three bedroom, two All Breeds TFN Groomiqg and Bathing Honest & Reliable East Golf Drive. Eleven, refreshingly roomy, two bedroom plus bath home. Split plan, barrel tile roof, 2 car garage AIR Cat*,Toolll References den units (approx. 28 x 60). Each one "RIGHT ON THE WATER." with automatic door opener. Ca hedral ceiling in living. CARPENTRY CONDOMINIUMS - Pick-up service available CaUKarola Swimming pool and Tennis. Four reservations to date. Choose room dining area. Extra large i ot on quiet Cuide Sac. CONDITIONING yours now while there is a good selection. Full line of pets supply 4M-3745 evenings GULF FRONT Room for pool. Fenced back yard. Assumable,mor- & ELECTRICAL Call 482-4554 & RENOVATION ISLAND MOPED tgage. $83,500 SALES & SERVICE SPECIALISTS CARPENTRY REPAIRS BICYCLES TFN In frame and concrete ODD JOBS Flat'tires, brake adjustments, gears repaired + all major & «*SS BUSINESS & INVESTMENTS structures, and minor work * Wm. "Mac" McArthur miscellaneous woodwork. REPAIRS We feature new airless tires guaranteed never to go flat. ' ' LOGGERHEAD CAY Experienced We have investment properties! of all types on Sanibel and Sons licensed. Bonded «Insured We offer pick-up & delivery for $1.00 Painting S Paper hanging Sanibel & Outer Islands. References I and in the Southwest Florida area. Want to buy a Call Chuck j An excellent view of the Gulf is yours from this 4th floor two 472-2979 , Phone 472-&7M. ISLAND MOPED bedroom, two bath apartment. $125,000 includes everything. restaurant, shopping center, land on water? Give us a TFN 4S2-3745 evenings. call. TFN ofSapibel Call before 7:30 a.m. 1450 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel 472-5248 or after 7:30 p.m. TFN SAND-PIPER COVE 601 Los Colo iy Road ttNIK D. JOYC6 ODD JOB LOTS Sanibel, Fl. 33957 472-1571 GREEN Construction has started. Three bedrooms, three baths plus P.O. Box 293 BOBS' ABBOTT ft ISLAND breakfast room and screened balcony. Right on the Gulf. We New small complex, only a few left of the 27 apartments, all B€M9oriir«uRNia EARTH Gulf-front, with swimming pool and tennis, starting at LOCKSMITH are taking "Back up Reservations" Priced at $235,000. SAMBO. ESTATES "YOURHOMI We "care" for your home, FREEWARD Landscaping $132,000. hG6MCYINC ' pool or condo when you're IS OUR CASTLE" Pro ty Services, Inc. Tree Trimming & Removal 1619 PERIWINKLE WAY away. Security and Secluded lot with 246-feet of waterfrontoge. $45,000. DON HUMPHREYS Bush-Hog maintenance as you wish. TFN SANIBEL IS.. FL 33957 Phone 472-2394 Tractor Mowing SANIBEL PINES Odd |obs our specialty, We 472-2697 472-I370 TFN COMPASS [POINTS An exceptionally beautiful lot, totally covered with are retired year round Island We'll watch over your home residents. native vegetation. One block |from Periwinkle with - while you are away. Pre-ownod unit. Located on first floor with stairs leading to the 472-210S complete privacy in area of expensive homes. Over ifc Twice monthly walk thru "ever favorite" Cabana (no more to be built on Sanlbel). bahama recovering 472-1307 inspection Swim Glorious view of the Gulf. Stop by or call our main office or the acre. Only $21,500 FIRM. 472-111* BELLE MEADE only $20.00 monthly. 'Financial Planning & Management) Model. Priced at $195,000, furnished in earth tone. UPHOLSTERING and TFN BETTSSUBDI /ISION TFN HomeSite for piling home with native trees and vegetation. t Two lovely lots on a wide can si. Just two minutes to $9,300. 936-8642 CUSHIONS RECOVERED Blind Pass. Prices, one, $40,000, and one $44,000. 29% Melissa Reid •accounting and bookkeeping for shops, motels; condo DUGGERS TROPICAL VILLAGE down, for 10 years or cash. Owner associations, partnerships, and corporations including 2902 WE$£ OW DRIVE Free Estimates. Licensed and Insured • budget preparation, financial statements and financial CASTAWAYS ESTATES - SHELL HARBOR analyses as well as ^^^^^^^ Own a vacation CoSj« on Sanlbel Island. Easement to the One of the few lots left to be brought in the original WEEKDAYS 8-5 • executive tax service a division of H* K MecT Gulf of /Mexico. Priced under $50,000. CLAM BAYOU Shell Harbor. On wide canal'with seawall. The ap- SATURDAYS 8-12 UNIQUELY Sanibel Center Building, 1711 Periwinkle Way preciation value makes this area one of the most 1939 DANA DRIVE -TORT MYERS PERSONAL PO Box 194, Sanibel. Florida 33957 Almost one acre, with your own Sanctuary across the Bayou desirable on Sanibel. Away fro.n traffic. "• Locatod Across from Airport off U.S. 41 South (813)472-1439 Elliot Gelberg from Silver Key. $33,500. HOUSEKEEPING WANT TO BUILD YOUR SEA GATE SUBDIVISION Nine extra large lots at the end of West*Gulf Drive in a SERVICE DREAM HOME? lovely vegetated area. Just 100 yards from a beach GULF PINES I santiva Tel. (813) 481-4279 that few people f ind< Prices from $52,300 to $72,000. \ P.O. Box 156 NEW BUSINESS ON Sanibel. Fl. 33957 Large elevated lot on fresh water lagoon. $29,000. BELLE MEADE housekeeping services SANIBEL-CAPTIVA LOTS OF LOTS. Affordable lot, water service included. $14,000

Sanibel Island. Fl. 33957 DENNIS & SON SANIBEL BAYOUS SANIBEl BAYOUS LET THE SUN SANIBEL RIVER ESTATES Owner will finance nicely vegetated lot. $20,000. Maid Service - Home Guard - Window Cleaning Professional Cleaning of Homes, HEAT YOUR POOL DRY FOAM CARPET & Rabbit Road. 100 x 150 foot lot across from Game Preserve. Beautiful Lakeside lot within walking distance of Bowman's CLAM BAYOU Condominiums and Business Office* Beach (Discount for CASH) $17,000. Deeded access to the Gulf Priced at $27,500. 1 acre water frontage lot. Native vegetatlon'$50,000. with UPHOLSTERY CLEANING Telephone: 481-4761 CAPE CORAL TFN If on Sanibel, this lot would cost $60,000. Direct access CAPE CORAL...LOTS 5 ft 6 SEA OATS - WEST GULF DRIVE canal lotf: $17,500. Block 831 on 1st Place. Priced at $10,000 plus assessments. Distributed'By Lots in a very private and quiet section of the Island, restricted Good location near Golf Course. Purchase today. You will be AFTER HOURS: 472-MJ7 to single-family homes. All utilities underground to preserve RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL happy that you did. the natural flora, with lakes attracting birds and fish. Private SHREVE DRIES |N A FEW HOURS beach access. Terms: 2596 down, balance over 5 years. BUJEBILL PROPERTIES INC Qzrfay, T^V. SERVICE SOLAR SYSTEMS, INC. Registered Real Estate Broker 472-5483 Obtain the HUD Property Report from Developer and reod it REALTOR® ANTENNA SYSTEMS 2205 Broadway Fort Myers Main Office: 2422 Periwinkle Way before signing anything. HUD neither approves the merit of _. !Ht Sanibel - Captiva (only) Sola Roll col lectors are based on a synthetic rubber famous for the offering, nor the value, if any, of the property. toy Hoxsey Realty ohht Islands Inc. Sanlbel Island. FlorMe 33*57 OUTSTANDING LIFE EXPECTANCY. ALL WORK GUARANTEED Registered Real Estate Broker 479>1844 472-5984 (813) 472-1528 Alter Hours: 4734897 INSTALLED WITH NO HOLES THRU ROOF FREE ESTIMATES 2353 Periwinkle Way Anytim^^^ Call for info. & namesof dealer - installers 334-281B u/7. u/i4 BS2 December 7, "1979 bland Reporter

Sanibel Planners turn thumbs down on shopping complex By Don Whitehead n« iv»_ mu-i—••' woul»-d >includ e a- ful*--«l • irice, grocer_ y and cited several sections of the rplan and a'por- Commissioner Workman said that she drug store, and up to ^5 smaller "retail tion of the city charter, and" salid that "the and Captiva >c thought, "the people here today have To the ringing'applause of an overflow shops.;- ;'-•-- -• ', proposed complex was inconsistent with demonstrated that this type of project was crowd in MacKenzie Hall, the Sanibel Plan- •;- The decision to deny the request came on those provisions of the plan and with the not what they intended at the time the plan ning ' Commission . on ' Monday.; turned a 4-1 vote, with.Conlmissibner Betty Robin- spirit of the charter. , . . :~ . was adopted." the Di fferent thumbs down on a proposed 53,000jsquare-SS.OOfrsquare - soo n casting. tbe; negative vote. CommisCommis- ' The motion' to deny the" permit request She also cited a section that says the plan -foot shopping center east of the Communi- sioner Robinson made dear her personal was based on a section of the plan requiring : ty Church on Periwinkle Way. -'i :•. -' "will be implemented at a pace consistent opposition to .the shopping center but said applicants to show "evidence of compliance with the city's capability to provide ad- Islands - •:, The development permit request for the that as a commissioner she felt, a need for with all applicable provisions of these ministrative and economic support for .? •«. complex was made by Gerald "Jerry" further policy clarification on- the (plan) regulations and all applicable stan- development," and she added that "it is ob- Paulaen, Minnesota grocer-developer and proposal's fulfillment of the overall stan- dards of the plan," and on a section stating vious that in the areas of housing and Sanibel property owner. The center, pro- dards of the land use plan. that all projects fot development "must be transportation, to name two, the City's posed for a 6^ acre tract near the Casa I ^i— f— d—i r~—f• uu» uu jjiujccwj «»r aeveiupmeni. must oe In moving for denial of the development jn cdhformance with the intent and provi- capabilities to provide adequate ad- Priscilla Muiphy Ybel Road/Periwinkle Way intersection. ministrative and • economic support does permit. Commissioner Judy Workman sions of the comprehensive, plari." not exist..." Further she cited the Community Design Realty Inc.. Element of the plan, specifically the por- tion that states that "The city should judge any design proposal on how well it is the Different adapted to Sanibel Island." Her motion was supported by Commis- : sioners Twink Underbill, Joe Searing, and Commission Chairman Ann Winterbothan. Realtor .-; ; .j.:•..^.^ Commissioner Don Manchester was absent t and Commissioner Ray Fenton did hot take part in the debate or the vote because of a declared "conflict of interest." The ar- r % j| and Captiva are very J^ec^^^V'iVf * chitectural firm in which Fenton is a part- "h^\^ ^^~' ner is the architect for the project. islands,,liKe no others on'^^i^^l^*^-^:^/^/:^" - Although there were rumors circulating on Wednesday that Paulsen might resub- >^" ^ :e&use they are different, they mit a permit request for a modified project, Tim Stone, architect with Fenton White the services of :# very differed Associates, said on. Wednesday that i why iPris^Ha Murphy Real Jerry PauUen argues a point during 2V* hour planning commistUm review Qj . . . • continued oft 12-A other realtor orii the Islands; }i\ ft: ence handling* Christmas spirit Snail darter alive and well takes bum rap By Susie Holly / By Mark Twombly .What Sanibel needs around this time of For being such a small fish the snail year is a little snow -just to set the mood. darter was forced to shoulder an enormous o<->? Christinas, after all, goes hand in hand with burden: stalling construction of tbe "• 1' -V- cold, gnowy winters. Sunshine and palm massive, multi-million dollar Tellico River trees' just don't pack the same punch Dam project and the subsequent flooding of around , Christmastime as do snow- the Little Tennessee Valley in nor- glistening lanes and winter,wonderlands. theastern Tennessee. For its insolence in The island does its best to capture the the face of progress the snail darter Christmas spirit. When the time comes to' became the Seventies' symbol of excess en- .deck the.Tialls, Sanibel imports*fir trees vironmentalism, and was rewarded with ... from the north, hangs eolored lights on its, probable extinction. . cabbage palms,' paints snowflakes on its The' snail darter deserves none of the store windows and-mounts, sun-faded .San-' abuse that has been heaped upon it, claims tas on its roofs. , Peter Matthiessen, an eloquent writer and But the/result often falls snort. Sleigh defender of the natural world. Matthiessen ' bells, yule logs and Frosty the Snowman l: believes tbe snail darter is the victim of a .seem out of place .in' '80-de^gree, bum rap. The tiny perch was forced to take temperatures. The tropical Florida climate the fall in a controversy involving much simply doesn't lend itself to traditional more than the. fate of one species offish, ac- Christmas decorations. cording to Matthiessen. -. Sanibel residents are no less, spirited - Matthiessen spoke about the snail darter than their northern neighbors during the and the Tellico River Dam project at the Christmas season, however. The snow may annual meeting of the Sanibel-Captiva Con- be missing, but the trees still go up and the servation Foundation last week. Mat- lights still brighten the balmy holiday thiessen'has journeyed all over the world .nights. to research and write about wildlife and Some residents give up trying, to - social issues, and has authored numerous duplicate a northern White Christmas books, both fiction and non-fiction. Mat- ' altogether, and instead opt' for a truly thiessen is the son of Erard Matthiesseflof tropical version of the holiday by using the Captiva." island's own resources for decorations'. - .For example,-three or four Australian The Tellico Dam controversy dates back pinesTtied together in a bunch make a fairly to the 1980's when the idea of constructing bushy Christmas tree. Wreaths also'can be the dam and flooding the valley was first - ftfuhidnedojutof Australian pine branches. proposed. The plans met with "violent op- Shells can be used for tree ornaments and a position" from local residents, according to starfish makes a good treetop decoration., Matthiessen, and the plans were tem- Poinsettias, the. Christmas flower, will porarily dropped.. That didn't deter the grow in the front yard, adding a festive ap- Tennessee Valley Authority, which kept pearance to the outdoors! proposing the project every year until 1966 .. The lack of a Christmas climate certainly when Congress finally appropriated funds. is not enough to take'the fun but of a well- Construction began the next year but established Christmas decorating tradi- The lighted Norfolk Pine which greets'motorists as they leaves the -' the project soon collapsed under ft moun- tion. .The custom ~ot decorating - for causeway VMS d