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'•(•A K^ By Peter Larson ned to attend the dedication, said the donation was a gift to the. In 1896 a small band of home- American people in honor of her steaders arrived on Buck Key to family. . stake their claim on the island The Benedict property includes wilderness. two tracts at the northern tip of This afternoon a small group of Buck Key as well as the central conservationists will visit Buck portion of the 1.5 mile-long island. Key -to stake a different kind of The-entire 200 acre property will clam when they formally dedicate be dedicated as the "Benedict 200 acres of land donated to The Wildlife Sanctuary." Nature Conservancy by Mrs. Elena Duke Benedict of White Once the site of a boy's school Not totally finished, mind you, but finished enough for us to show you the Plains, New York. and commercial citrus groves, exciting concept of the Punta Rassa waterfront condominium development. Valued at approximately $1 Buck Key has been uninhabited Punta Rassa is perfectly situated well away from traffic and congestion at the million, the three tracts of land for decades. Conservationists donated by Mrs. Benedict account value the island as a key habitat quiet end of the Sanibel Causeway. It's a five minute drive from SanibelV for nearly two-thirds of Buck Key', for several threatened' species, shelling and swimming beaches; 20 minutes from the airport and Edison Mall; .an uninhabited island located just including the American bald eagle, 30 minutes from downtown Fort Myers and only 45 minutes from Naples. east of Captiva in Pine Island the peregrine falcom and the Punta Rassa is directly on the intracoastal waterway with immediate boating Sound. MrSi Benedict, whoplan- Florida grasshopper sparrow. access to the Caloosahatchee River, Pine Island Sound and the Gulf of Mexico. Naturalists say the island also has an incomparable array of native The condominiums at Punta Rassa will feature spacious two and three bedroom trees tuid^sh*ubs. apartments, all with unobstructed views of th^e water, in beautifully deseed 10 Early aerial photo shows Buck Key, right, beside neighbor- For several years the preserva- story complexes. The amenities will include tennis courts, a swimming pool, club ing Captiva Uland. Nearly 2 . The 10-page implementing ordinance has and that the entire island will one been criticized throughout its preparation day be added to the "Ding" Exclusive Sales Agents city's growthrate to 180 dwelling units per The COTI growth control legislation gave •year.: •,'-'.•'•"•.'•'•'"-^\:.-: '•'+ '^.x^.- '^ V '^V ••'••. council 60 days in which to come up with a for being technical and difficult to under- . Darling Refuge. Some 135 acres of Real Estate Brokers But even after the final vote was token, . system of administering the growth uate: council pointed, put; that' the implementing That 60 days ended today. "What COTI • •# continued on 8-A # continued on 9-A ordinance' was not necessarily a final product and would" have to be nearly constantly reviewed to work out unforeseen problems in the unprecedented legislation. Wait and see reaction to ROG With only a little bit of fanfare — some . short speeches, applause, and Councilman "Porter Goss's specially-made ROG (Rate of By Susie Houy proviso that within 45 days we review it to Chairman Ann Winterbotham acknowl- p. Wi. Growth) T-shirt - Sanibel became one of see which direction we are going. If we wait edged that the commissioners had a big job the very first cities in the country to pass The general reaction this week to the until theerid of the year, we may be snowed in front of them, but said the ordinance was In such legislation. Other cities which have_ newly-passed ordinance outlining an alloca- in. acceptable. I achieved some notoriety for their growth tion system limiting Sanibel's growth rate "We would ask you to examine it prior to Commissioner Betty Robinson voiced the management are Boulder, Colorado, and to 180 dwelling units per year'was one of December," COTI attorney Jim Humphrey most concern about the viability of the Petaluman, California. "Well, let's wait and see what happens." echoed, -to make sure you have been ordinance. "I hope time will prove me "We are about to make history," Mayor Most people seemed apprehensive about definitive enough. We support it and think wrong, but I believe this will be harder to Duane White said. "This document certain- the ordinance passed by city council on administer than anyone thinks at this ly is not perfect. But we have a vehicle Tuesday. AH agreed, however, that the point," she said. - which can be molded, mended and shaped to system would have to be tried before faults m She also pointed but that she did not achieve what we are striving for - which is could be found and changes made. believe the. ordinance would achieve a to maintain the historic definition of Representatives' of Committee of the balance between single and multi-family Sanibel." Islands (COTI), the .group which really housing as it is set out ta do. "Single-family The ordinance passed by council Tuesday initiated Sanibel's growth rate legislation, homes are protected, but unless we get said they were pleased with the ordinance, single-family applications, a balance will not ...••,-.-. - - rM was mandated by Sanibel voters who first, approved the idea of limiting the island's but asked that it be' reviewed before the result. I suggest council /give serious Waterfront Condominiums on San Carlos Bay growth in a referendum election last required annual review. COTI member consideration to incentives for single-family November. That original legislation was John Hutchings said, "I think you have to it is a viable ordinance. We commend city houses." V :•'-•': • • '':'-:)'": ' •'. .1 prepared by the Committeesof the Islands feel pretty^good about this ordinance. We council for the time expended and the Some: builders and developers voiced the ! are in good shape for a start. I think we will amount of attention givea to their duties in_ same concerns as Commissioner Robinson. m A: (COTI). Concerned that new construction v on Sanibel was outracrag available public learn a lot'in the first go-around." Hutch- -preparing-this ordinance."' Robert Horak of Bayshore Homes spoke for 'services and that multi-family develop-' ings asked lor a review of the ordinance Planning commission members, who will many builders when he said the ordinance ments were overshadowing single-family soon. " - >- ' ' be responsible for the actual allocation of hurt single-family home builders. "I can see ^homes, GOT! members collected more thah COTI member Milena Eskew said the permits as outlined in the " ordinance, 700 signatures on a petition to force council group would accept the ordinance "with the expressed varied opinions. Commission • continued on 9-A A2 January 19,1979 Island Reporter IslandReporter January19,1979 A3 Butler vows action on housing problem IN BRIEF By Susie Holly Councilman JButler explained that those who live in a community are more concerned about the community and Stolen shells returnedrwith apologies The problem of low cost housing for Sanibel "hit «. nerve" become good contributing members. She pointed especially among the members of the League of Women Voters tojthe need, from a protection standpoint, for having the By Mark Twombly After describing the treak-in and theft. "I'll make a retraction in my next column Council delays Monday listening to Councilman. Zee Butter outtipe iher police force live bathe island, but added that taxes might Pierce wrote, "We sincerely hope that when regarding the parentage of the person who Committee abolished "Challenges Facing Sanibel." Among the several challenges • increase^otbose police officers could be paid enough to live . Sanibel Police received a package in the the collector took them home, his mother • stole the shells," Pierce said this week after discussed by Councilman Butler,' the housing issue oh Sanibel. ''* , mail this week that contained the answer to came out of her kennel and bit him!" he got the shells back. City council agreed Tuesday to abolish generated the most concern. "Of course we should be willing to pay for those we want an unsolved case of petty larceny at the road transfer the city's ad hoc committee on low cost "I am firmly convinced we need something for the young to live here," Paul Howe said. ."But not everyone else." Sanibel Lighthouse. housing, on the recommendation of the'people who work here and want to live here," Councilman League member Louise Johnson commented that the : Officials at the lighthouse headquarters of u committee's chairman, Zee Butler. We Butler said. "The young people are enthusiastic. They are . people of Sanibel "must decide if they-want a homogenized the J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife . • By Susie Holly did a lot of exploratory work,** she said. "I good, contributing members of the community. And they community of retirees and winter visitors or if they want Refuge discovered recently that someone are needed for services - yard maintenance, cleaning the people who serve the community to be a-part of the city had .broken into an outside display ease and^ feel that part of the work has been had stolen two valuable shells, a junoniaand The Sanibel City Council this week finished. We are going on to another level house, checking Out groceries.*' and add a little variety and spice to life on Sanibel." backed off somewhat from an earlier She told League members she is hoping to form a new In addition to the housing problem. Councilman Butler a double lions paw, that were part of an decision to pursue an agreement with Lee now.** Mrs. Butler said she is meeting with committee on the subject which will act as a foundation and spoke to the League on several other ^diallenges facing the exhibit on local shells. l County which immediately would turn over a group of interested individuals early will encourage and oversee the creation of low cost housing city. ,\ .- - • The thief had broken the lock to the case the maintenance of Periwinkle Way, Palm next week to informally discuss the whole on the island. ,xc-,,i" --. .Among them was the invalidation of the Causeway" but hadn't taken anything besides the two Ridge and Sanibel-Captiva Road to the affordable housing problem on Sanibel. Several members of the audience were concerned about bonds, without which Sanibel will lose a great deal of shells. "There was a minimal amount of county- ' She hopes to return to council with some the possible degradation of their properly by the location of revenue, according to Councilman Butler. She mentioned damage," said Pel Pierce, manager oi the A state law requires that those roads be low cost housing nearby. They asked how the city could the possibility of moving the toll-booth to Sanibel's side of refsgp. "It'WAd a neat job, like therarsoa concrete suggestions of action to take h*d *»• this before." transferred to the county by 1982. The after that meeting. prevent improper upkeep of such housing by people with the bridge in case the state supreme court does not validate agreement merely would have sped up the neither the time nor the inclination to take care of it. the bonds. "But it would be much cleaner if we just got the ^^{^Wlie pned the .priority mail tf '•'' ' Councilman Butler answered that she did not believe low validation," she added. > h missiijgabells, Council changed its mind -on the impor- cost housing would have; an appreciable effect on Councilman Sutler also discussed the financial impact of tance of-thf? agreement after receiving an surrounding property. "I hope you get rid-of the image of a Sanibel's new rate of growth legislation. She said the cost of opinion from County Attorney James Second term for Underbill housing project in New York City. This will not be one housing on the island probably will increase as a result of *eeh who Yaeg«r that the county not ojdy woiM ha*e group of houses or a condominium that is. low cost. The delays in getting permits*. She explained that the dty itself toi£k* over inttintenaiieeof the roads, but Ed Underbill has been named to a housing should be spread throughout the island so it will not would lose money because fewer permits will be issued, also respoiisibflity for entrances tothe road- second one year term as Chairman of the look like a project'." cutting revenue from permit fees. thief.>ut the atrthor wrote that".. ; it is - way, :speed limits, weight limits, road signs Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation. Others asked why the young working people of the island . Parking on the island was another problem addressed by our desire that the sheBs l*e returned to and traffic signals. Underhill was re-elected to the post by the could not live in Fort Myers and commute to Sanibel. "Why Coundhnan Butler. She spoke of instituting parking regula- their rightful owner.** ' ": Yaeger. explained that the state law is there so much feeling against commuting to Fort Myers tions thjwugh a permit procedure in which residents may From the youth's description of the scene requires the county to incur liability for the SCCF Board of Directors on January 3. of the crime the correspondent thought the Other SCCF officers for the year are Dr. where they can live more cheaply?" one League member buy an inexpensive permit to park in various areas of the road. "We cannot be put in the position of asked. island whfle day visitors would pay a higher parking fee. shells were taken from a motel. But soon being statutorially required to incur tort William Webb, vice chairman; Howard after she opened the package police secre- liability because we operate and maintain ' Robinson, treasurer; and Griffing Ban- tary Betty Balph remembered reading the road wherein the approximate cause of croft, secretary. about a couple of shells that had been stolen the injury may be the improper speed from a display case at the lighthouse. Soon limits, road signs and ingress points permit- the shells, were once again in the possession ' This report is based on records kept at the ted or not permitted by another legal Tougher pot law? of refuge officials, and the case was closed. entity." Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of Commerce on It's not likely police will ever find out who Councilman Porter Goss said he dis- Causeway Road. removed the shells. The letter was hot agreed with Yaeger that the county would State Senator Don Childers, a Democrat signed, and the writer admitted that the have to take over jurisdiction of the roads. from West Palm Beach, has filed Senate High Low Bain -return address on the package was false. "The law is very clear. The county has Bill 83 which requires that any person Thursday, January 11 72 58 trace The postmark was from West Palm Beach. responsibility and liability, but it has no convicted of possession of more than 100 Friday, January 12 70 66 .68 weather "The young person involved in this authority. It is a lousy law. The county has incident tells us they were not aware of the an untenable situation." pounds of marijuana be sentenced to a Saturday, January 13 76 66 .81 value of the shells and regrets having taken minimum prison term of three years with City Attorney Neal Bowen said he antici- Sunday, January 14 : No report taken them," the letter stated. "We have given pates a "concerted lobbying effort in no provisions for reduction of sentence. Monday, January 15 74 44 0 the youngster our^ best 'Dutch Uncle' Tallahassee on behalf of all Florida coun- According to Sen. Childers, only ten Tuesday, January 16 72 56 0 talking to and can only hope they have ties" to-change the state law on the road percent of the people smuggling marijuana Wednesday, January 17 76 60 0 learned an invaluable lesson from this transfers. He said he did not believe the into the state are being caught. "Our unfortunate .affair." • Sanibel City Councilman Zee Butler carried this tee shirt to-county was anxious to enter into an present laws only provide a slap on the Pierce used the shell hiest incident as the Tallahassee yesterday to present to Florida Governor Bob agreement with the city speeding up the lead item ihjhis, "Refuge Report" column Lower the heat Graham. Ms. Butter is attending a two. day State Energy transfer, especially when the law ultimately wrist to the first tune offenders,** said . which appeared in the January 12 issue of Childers, uand if this legislation becomes Education Conference, and she had the shirt specially made may be changed. the Island Reporter. , Council agreed to let the matter lay. law this will certainly act as a deterrent to REAR OF BAILEY'S STORE for Graham, who is the keynote speaker at the conference. the smuggling of marijuana into the state island SANIBEL ISLAND of Florida." Editorial OfflcM (813) 472-13M Business Offices (»13) 472-1M7 472.1701 472.2192

Shark the saltiest fish tdlton Don Whlteh«ad Managing Etflton Mark Twombly Business Manager* Fred Voltin Advertising Manager* Fred William* Director of OeslgrvProductlont Mark Williams Trivia question for the week: Is there IROWSE IN Oil! BEAUTIFUL PATH SHOP. much salt in salt water fish? Very little Ollb^l: 1977 Published every Friday at 2075 Periwin- • Sbow«r Cartaiiu • Pillows salt is found in the flesh of most species of kle Way, Sanibel Island, Florida 33957. 9 tatfctuas*Tow*t< • NaeliTowrit fish, according to the Florida Cooperative Second class postage paid at Sanibel TabUCfcfcs • KftclMa Accessories island, Florida. Publication No. USPS • Moc^MoU • S«ftTolW$toh Extension Service. In fact, more than 240 813-580. Subscriptions: On Sanibel and species contain so little salt that doctors Captiva islands, $7.50 per year; Conti- LET US FURNISH YOUR HOME OR CONDO recommend them as part of salt free diets. nental United States, $10.00 per- year; One species that bucks the trend, how- Foreign and Canada, $12.50 per year. 2015Periwir|kl^yyay Sanibel; Florida ever, is the shark. Shark meat is as salty as the sea the shark inhabits. Still, most shark meat is quite edible with the proper preparation. Friday - Thursday 'TUESDAY'S 9 January 19 - 25 Macintosh Bookshop CHILD Especially Recommends This week 7:00 & 9:00 SANIBEL AND Business & real estate .. • • 20-A Are you nuts for Nephrolepis? Church calendar .. • • • • 24-B 'Islands .. . Classifieds. .. ..27-B All agog for Aglaonema? Crossword puzzle .34-B By Richard N.Camp«n The Qycle-logical way to see the Island •Eijjx __•_! ' . 9R. A INTERIORS MTrtHMfrHII ...... •••• *r« m&.[*m< Do you crave a Chtorophytum? Letters .,". 29-A OPEN DAILY 9:00 A.M. TO 5.30 P.M. Library. .... 10-11-B Pray you had a Pedilanthus? TOPS for its unsurpassed visual image of Sports & outdoors 5-B the islands - much of it in full color! Things to do ...... •.. 25-B • ;-V, Never saw a Nematanthus? Starts."-Fridbyv. January g the sensitive, empathetic writ- Tide chart ...'..:. 4-B ings and experiences of one who has WEGANHELP TWO6i combed the beaches for shells and/ctTidred SPECIAL FEATURE souls for over tWo:^U Shadchouse and Shop hours 9:30-5 u Native landscaping...... 1-B " Closed Sunday A book to savor and giver ^j Sanibel, Fla. 2240 Periwinkle Way 472-4555 SEE MOVIISYNOMU IN TUlNOS TO DO" Second Season --Second Printing! Over 5,000 sold! N 472-5248 A4 January 19,1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter January 19,1979 A5

By Peter Larson bighorn sheep, muskox and hun- ened in recent years by admini- system - has fallen to the bottom dreds of other vanishing species. strative changes within the Fish of the federal peeking order. zens formed the National Wildlife has invisted millions in a program In 1903 President Theodore Despite the enormous size and and Wildlife Service. Some critics, Five years ago, to combat what Refuge Association. Today the management system," says Roosevelt'-created the nation's vital role of the national refiige many of them employees of the'they viewed AS the internal dis- group has 800 members national- Givens. "It hasn't worked very first wildlife refuge at Pelican system, some conservationists refuge system, say the' migrating mantling of the refuge system, a ly.' Nearly half are-' present or well and without the money, from Island, Florida. claim the system has been weak- goose - symbol of the refuge group of Minneapolis-based citi- former employees of the Fish and the refuge system it would fall flat From one- small island the Wildlife Service. 1 on its face. They need the gravy national refuge system has ex- "The refuge system is being run from the refuge system to keep panded today to include some 400 by a hodge-podge of committees," their other overhead going." refuges totaling more than 34 charges Lawrence S. Givens, According to Givens that "over- million acres of land. Originally Southeastern representative for head" includes some 20 Fish and established to protect migratory the Refuge Association. Givens, Wildlife area offices which are birds, refuges now shelter the former refuge systems manager scattered across the country. Kodiak bear, wolverine, desert for the Southeastern - United Based in Jacksonville, the Florida States, recently retired after 37 office alone accounts for some 20 years' employment with the Fish to 30 employees, says Givens. and Wildlife Service. . . "This is proliferation of bureau- According to Givens, approxi- cracy," says Givens. "Once you set mately one-third of the total Fish up an office like that it always gets and Wildlife annual budget is ear- bigger, not smaller. In the long marked by^ Congress for "the run it pulls money and personnel nation's refuge system. Givens away, from the field. I've seen it claims' these appropriations are happen." being siphoned off to fund other To remedy the refuge dilemma programs and to fuel a burgeoning Givens and the Refuge Association bureaucracy within the Fish and advocate a separate "line item" Wildlife Service. budget for the refuge system. The As a result, the refuge system group also advocates appointment instratively has suffered a drastic loss of of strong national and regional funding and status. In terms of directors to insure some degree of separate budget and prestige, the nation's autonomy from other programs of budget and no refuges now take a back seat to the Fish and Wildlife Service. To 9 what were once small and subordi- date, both the Fish and Wildlife single director. 1 nate programs, including predator Service and the Department of the controh and interpretation and Interior have taken an adamant recreation^; ' stand against the Association pro- "The interpretation and recrea- Refuge system: at the bottom of the federal pecking order? posal. tion program is completely depen- . The Refuge Association is cur- ; dent and conducted upon refuge rently lobbying for a Congression- "•: lands,'1 says Givens. /'Except for al Act that would reorganize man- refuges, the interpretive Jand rec- The United agement of the' refuge system. reation program would have such States has 400 Due to a flurry of recent commit- 2 lowyisibility as to be but a flicker. national refuges tee changes the group has met ^ Truly this- is a cart before the with -little success. It is also horse situation and yet the Service totaling 34 uncertain what impact the new remains adamant in defense of its million acres. National Resources Department to catch your interest V' But is anyone : 4NRD) will have on the Associa- Givensclaims the refuge system really tion proposal. Advocated by the 4 is also losing personnel. "For, Carter administration, the NRD ;^ of :tray»to save a dollar at Bank ? years we had a refuge biologist in the store? will consolidate all land manage- of the Islands. We give you a complete selection L Tallahassee," says Givens; citing ment agencies under one depart- of plans to choose from. All designed to catch your v one local example. "His time Was ment. interest. And make saving easier. devoted to problems in the "I don't know where we'll stand Since interest rates and maturity ya^y, you may refuges. Recently this position once it's organized," says Givens. to select a combination of plans to assure yourself both was reclassified to animal damage During a. recent visit to Sanibel- maximum flexibility and higher interest. And at Bank of i control; for Wildlife: Services; The Captiva Givens met with South- the Islands, we compound that interest daily on most plans. f refiige system; lost more than the west Florida, Conservationists to services of a biologist; it also lost a discuss the work of the Associa- Just decide how much you want to save and how long you can position." : : :; : tion and the problems of the leave your:'money invested, then jpitife the plan or combination One flagrant raid j oh refiigel refuge system. One product of the -. personnel Vca^e Jafter passage of meeting was the formation of a •; the-i Bicentennial Land Heritage "Friends of the Refuges" com- If your money isn't here now, we can have it transferred at no cost • Prlo^a^ mittee. Dick Workman, Director to you. This can save you time so that you have more timetojusthavefun. ; iyjtdedfunds for-vSOOvnieWj refugee of the Sanibel-Captiva Conser- • Come in and let's talk savings. i ^ employeeswere Like Givens, nearly half the members <>f vation Foundation, was named th^ National WUdUfe Refuge- Association coordinator of the group, ANNUAL YIELD MINIMUM sun," si^s Givens. "But ver^-few are present or former employees of the "The Refuge Association gives TERM RATE PER ANNUM were^-asd^ed to^service in the Fish mid Wildlife Service. us an information link with Wash- 30 days 5% Compound 5.2O% $1,000 ington," notes Workman. "Until 9O-18Odays S.S% Compound 5.734% ^SI^pO 0i The; greatestY:single; proJWeni spent on research of endangered nature(drive -- was a lucky now we've only seen the end ^edeyiling the refuge systeni is •'species..' ••::-v'v^:'-':r:;::i ~- -' accident, built as an afterthought 6% Compound 6.27% ••.,-•.'••.. ••/: $I,OOO results of policy decisions made on 1-2 Years :aM identity problem; says: Givens. ^"Every year the^refugesystem when mosquito control- district the national level. If we know 2K-3 Yean 6.5% Compound 6.81% •'::'•••::.. $1,000^-j ."'•-• $k hi not su^nsjuig, Givens-notes, is obliged to bargain for its base .personnel built a mosquito control what's going on within the Fish 7.25% Simple at the j^neral public believes budget," j^X|^ "Gf through theheart of •and Wildlife Service, we'll have a 7.5% Simple $1,000 ife^fug^ture an adjunct of course ^ther^:3 chance to influence jocai changes 6 Years refugesystem^^^ before they occur." t'j • Years 7.75% Simple $iSi©op ]+ 'tThe refuge system is admini- other ]pri^ai^ 'But had this been a While-it seems at times that the ;: 7 stratively buried," - says Givens. stand 'n6w» it s.^1^f^h Service;-Projeci,r today there Association's work is always nega- Federal Law requires penalties for early withdrawal; ,-::«»• is no separate budget and no horse situation. "woujd" be facilities for the. half tive and'critical, Givens says that mUlw^ tour the isn't the case. refuge annually and a well planned "Our work isn't all negative," funding comes from five separate example of neglect by the Fish M ?arte*pr^^ V -;.s'; ••-• ••;. says Givens. "The Association has Fish and WildWe programs, each WUdWe Service. Though a been helpful to the Fish and going? In addition Jtp funding Wildlife Service on many occa- ; ; malpAger; ^ related (andT unrelated) Fish and sions. /""',. '• '. • "' "' ' ' :;.';: :.:; ^XTiliilifA nt*rkOri"SiTnQ fiivAnc cave "Our only real goal is a viable •jliy^li^ for and healthy refuge system," adds OPtNl (Lobby; Monday through Friday, 9-2/ond Fridoy 4-6 ; the refuge systeni is propping up a Givens. "That goal won't be (Drive-in-window) Monday through Thursday, 8:30-4, and Friday 8:30^6 472-4141 " . : Member FDIC ' • ;- '. • " - : Member Federal Reserve System tn^'^rofer^ro^roaTiasffil^^ """'""' "^M^^acy«: •'.•:-'•' i^ h"^'^ accomplished as long as no one is r cide^that^refu^ wad Wildlife Service' in "' A6 January 19,1979 Island Reporter for the record Island Reporter January 19,1979 A7 By Susie Hotly * . ~ it's dog license time . City hall is reminding all dog owners that they must LEGALS LEGALS CHy revise* budget purchase a license for their pet by January 31. Proof of otests The city administration is preparing a supplemental rabies innoculation is required to purchase the $5 LEGAL NOTICE license. Licenses are not required for dogs under 6 -..;,. , ByMarkTwombly have requested that a public hearing be held history," said Workman. CITY OF SANIBEL budget for this fiscal year which win represent : : : substantial changes in the original budget passed in months old. ; ': /:\ '••••'';.' ,'; ' -iV;:;-';. -' '; "'•?';"."' -' '•• • to review the proposal, but the Corps has South Seas maintains' the work is limited September, according to City Manager William A plan to open a channel connecting Pine not yet made a decision on the requests. to an area where a.channel was dug over 15 A Public Meeting will be con- Bookshop Nungester/Mostofthe changes are due to the newly- Interval law hearing set Island Sqyaid to a boat basin at South Seas The SCCF is objecting to Corps approval years ago, and that the area to be dredged ducted by the City of Sanibel on Monday, February 5, 1979 passed rate of growth legislation limiting Sanibers Plantation has drawn letters of protest from of the permit application on several has been reduced from the original 16,000 at 3:25 p.m. in MacKenzie Moke reservations here for'BIRO TOURS conducted by growth to -liBO dwelling units per year. That limitation City council tentatively has set 5:01 p.m. March 20 the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Founda- grounds. The SCCF claims the project is square feet to 6,000 square feet. Hall, 2245 Palm Ridge Road, to Griffing Bancroft. Knowledgeable Ornithologist and Author willcut intorevenues normally received from building for the first reading of a controversial ordinance tion and several Captiva residents. within the boundaries of the Pine Island South Seas has promised to use a -consider a request for a of Snowy, the Story of an Egret, The White Cardinal and regulating' local mterval ownership projects.' The Specific Amendment to Part Vanishing Wings. > and related permit fees^Nunges^ South Seas Plantation has applied for Aquatic Preserve, an area estabUshed by dredging technique that will hold the administration is looking into the possibility of raising proposed ordinance, whichi is' a general amendment to state and federal permits to dredge a the state for protection from certain types channel banks and not disturb adjacent 3.4, Permitted Uses. Section the land use:plMti must';.fe?ijeit;M-yiiuffeM ..stote'a^ 250-foot long, 15-foot wide channel to a of development. The SCCF claims the 3.4.5: Interior Wetland- those fees to make up forsom e of the losses. vegetation on the bay bottom. Boat traffic, Uplands, 5) Miscellaneous, to local; plahiiihg agencies in compliance with the state depth of three feet below mean sea level to dredging would violate state law relating to tidal action and the configuration of the construct a meeting room on a Bestsellers Lindgren setbach changed . planning act. Council authorized the city manager on gain access to a small boat basin adjacent to protection of aquatic preserves. channel will help to maintain good water parcel of land in the southwest Tuesday to send copies of the ordinance to those the Tennis Villas condominiums near the-, Productive seagrass flats would be de- quality in the boat basin, according to South quarter of the southwest quar- New York Times Book Review By- avote of. 4-1, with Ck>u^cilnian Francis Bailey agencies for their, review.': /.'- •'•\':c'-:'-'•''''•' ••'.'-.'••' south end of the resort. ,. stroyed by the dredging, water quality will Seas President Al Ten Broek. ter of Section 25, Township 46 opposing, dty council this week changed the setback South Seas first applied for permits in be degraded, and "the value of the public Ten Broek said aeriel photographs show South, Range 22 East, Sanibel, • on order ^ in stock requirements along the west side of Lindgren Boule- October, 1977, but later reduced the scope resource" will be degraded "to benefit a that frequent use of the channel by boats up Lee County, Florida (off Casa vard from 75 feet to 55 feet. CJity officials explained Ybel Road), as submitted by of the project following letters to the Corps private exclusionary resort," according to ;: to 24 feet long kept the channel open at one the Sanibel-Captiva Lions that the lots on the west side are about 20 feet from about 25 people objecting to the SCCF administrative director Dick Work- time, but as traffic became more infrequent Club. 78-140SA. January 22,9:00 a.m. Regular jduraiiigeoipinissiba shaUower than those on the east side and therefore application. : man. • '••[.:•. •/.-. '•. ' . ... the channel filled in and grass grew on the need the additional building space. Most of the homes jneetuig. • ••• -:'••-'\y.^cC' :.• '.-••.v^" •••'•• '-*'•"••"~:?-"-'. .*'.l'.';'-v i The current application pending before The SCCF also disputes South Seas' claim bottom. "The actual area of. the old channel Bruce A. Rogers, V* 1 CHESAPEAKE, by James A. Michener. (Ran- on the west side were built before the adoption of the Jurauy 22 9:W ^ dty the Florida Department of Environmental that the channel was dredged in 1960, and still shows far less, grass development than Planning Director dom House. $12.96.) Four centuries of Maryland's - 75-foot setback and therefore already are set back purchase of Helen Hooper Brown estate: and Cause- Regulation and the Army Corps of En- that the proposed dredging is merely the adjacent areas," said Ten Broek. EasternSfaore. only 55 feet. Only -two loJbi are left vacant on that side way Properties /before' 'i^'Cwmtj^ Circuit Court 1-19 W gineers calls for the dredging of 6,000 maintenance work. In a letter to the Corps, V* 9 AR AND REMEMBRANCE, by Herman Wouk. • '• of thestreeiv/ ^ •'•'.'/: ':' ••''•" V' .'.'". (Little. Brown. $15-) The Henry family of "The square feet of bay bottom. - Workman said that the reestablishment of . Today is the last day the Corps is • January 22, 4:30 p.m. Meeting of fact finding team accepting public .comment on the. permit Windsor War" during World War II. : seagrass; in the channel area is "contradic- y* 3 FOOLS DIE, by Mario Puzo. (Putnam's. $12.50.) Louise Johnson nominated on'^'y^idU^ ' ^ The Corps has. received four letters tory to claims that a channel was dredged in application, and this week-several Captiva Hollywood tycoons and literary celebrities gam- Sanibel resident'Louise Johnson has been nomi- objecting to the revised plans. the 1960's. This is corroborated by local residents mailed letters protesting the ble with fate. nated bycity council to^^rve , on t^ JL«e County A Corps spokesman said several people fishermen familiar with that area and its application. . lS A SECOND GENERATION, by Howard Fast (Houghton Mifllin, $9.95.) The children of "The . Conununity Services (>>mn]ittee and the T^ Immigrants" on the eve of World War II. (Bowmans) Beach Advisory Committee. If approved THE UNKNOWN STORY ADVERTISEMENT P** 5 THE SILMARILLION, by J. R. R. Tolkien. by the/ Lee County Commission, Mrs., Johnson will .. SANIBEL ISLAND, FL. -- The quaint little building (Houghton Mifflin.S10.95.) Middle-earth in pre- replace MarielGoss on both of those committees. Mrs. : Hobbitdays. " ' ' CITY OP SANIBEL ' -.- ' 0 OF SANIBEL AND CAPTIVA at 3313 W. Gulf Drive is the location of The Letizias Goss recently resigned from her positions. / PLANNING COMMISSION ' : .:• . Restaurant, now in their 10th year and considered the lS £ THE FAR PAVILIONS, by M.M.Kaye.(St. Mar- v V; , by riorence rrltx ' MACKEHZIKHAU ' ' V'. : finest in Northern Italian and French Cuisine. Serving tin's, $12.95.) Love and war in the high Hima- . Sketches by Eleanor Douglas Clapp layas. * • Attorney given raise • ' .' .. ; January22,197O ' • •'-. •." •' :.• only the very best in Snapper, Scampi, Stuffed Steak, i •••'• < Now In Its third Printing ^ T EVERGREEN, by Belva Plain. (Delacorte, $10.) City Council voted Tuesday to give City Attorney .9J00 turn. Approval of Minutes of the Special Meeting of Scallopini, Salads, Sauces, Smells and Smiles. For Jewish immigrant woman's rise from Lower Neal Bowen a seven percent raise in salary, December 28, 1978 and the Regular Meetng of January 8, 1979. Approximately 3/4 acre Tract. ^^*^>^ $10.00 plus 75c handling your enjoyment open 5:00-9:30 daily Monday-Satur- East Side poverty. ::•.•':.•• ..'• (Florida residents add 40c sales tax) E retroactive toth e anniversary of his starting date with : 9iOS cum. Consideration of a request for a Development Permit by Densely wooded. Has private day. Light and delicate dinner specials available for lS 8 ™ STORIES OF JOHN CHEEVER, by John the Christian Science Church Group to permit construction of a Cheever. (Knopf. $15.) Visions of lost moral order the city on October 1. Bowen, the highest paid city . walkway to Gulf right across ;'•'• .order from your favorite' book dealer early diners, 5:00-6:30. 472-2177. BON APPETIT! amid contemporary domestic disarray. employee, had been earning $30,500 per year. church building on Lots 11 and 12, Palm Lake Subdivision (intersec- the road. *. : or from Mrs. Bertha A. Stewart . tion Palm Lake Road and West Gulf Drive). 78-672DP. (Continuation f> Q BRIGHT FLOWS THE RIVER, by Taylor Cald- ; : $32,500.00 Terms. j> 20*2 Katharine Street. Ft. Myers. PI. 33901 . well. (Doubleday, $10.95.) The angst of a man Planners to study densities '•.from September 1.3,. 1978)-.; ;.." '•' '.' ' ''•[ '. "' •"•'.''' '• ••'•; V • • ' '. , 9x20 aJIIU Request for Planning Commission approval to add a : ; • confined to a sanitarium. . 1 •••» '•', '••'•' "e> The Sanibel Planning Commission soon will begin a , cocktail lounge and dancing in a Restricted Commercial orea, as 1' O •o • • • • • • • O- %S 1O ILLUSIONS, by Richard Bach. (Delacorte/ •£- . d Eleanor Friede. $6.95.) Messiah barnstorms Mid- study of the possible impact that the city's revised required in the Comprehensive Land Use Plan Section 3.4^ OHb), I £ dle America. ,. .* ••":-:-.:.'• ecological zones may have oh density allocations. The Permitted Uses, at the Intersection of Sanlbel-Coptivo and Rabbit 1 * 5- SURF REALTY. ' [\. ' * Roads,(The.Timbers Restaurant), as submitted by James;O,-Evans. Sv j/ 11 THE COUP, by John Updike. (Knopf, $8.95.) A revised zones, adopted by.c^ty coundl^a^ wejak, are I JO1 comedy of incongruities set in modern Africa. 9t30 a^n. Consideration of the procedure to be fotiowed in. OS " Realtor / ^ -vv. his is the beginning of a fantastic . one criterion used infdeteniciinih^ obtaining a permit for a shallow well on- Lot '24, Block t, Gumbo yS tO WIFEY, by Judy Blume. (Putnam's. $8.95.) A type of development may go on a piece of property. '•-•••• 470 Surfsound Ct. / vacation on Sanibel Island. woman's search for emotional identity. Limbo Subdivision, as submitted by James B. Minor. '. : Council anticipates an influx of amendment applica- • 9t4O CMII. Consideration of a Development Permit- to divide a 472-5200 / i> 13 PRELUDE TO TERROR, by Helen Machines. parcel of land in Government Lot 2, Section 29, Township 46 South, -> The. entrance to Casa Ybel Beach. & *^ (Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, $10.) An art con- tions for increased density as a result of the new 472-4886 / Range 22 East, Sanibel, Lee County, Florida (south side West Gulf sultant amid an international conspiracy. . ' zones. City Manager WflUamNungester has asked the ; •"• Sport Resort leads you into the world . Drive), info six single family residential lots; and to cluster the four a> / U* 14 EYE OF THE NEEDLE, by Ken Follett. (Arbor commission for approval to hire outside planning addHonal units allocated to this parcel to parcels north of Gulf of great vacationing on Sanibel. *^ House. $8.95.) Nazi spy vs. British professor in a consultants to study the problem further. o> / World War II thriller. Drive, as submitted by. Leif E. Johnson, representing the Estate of Everything you'll need for the time of your life Evelyn Cochron. 7B-478DP. (Continuation from May 22, 1978) Legislators in Fort Myers lOiOO iun. Consideration of a request for a Development Permit is right here. Swimming, in the Gulf or the largest The state legislative delegation for this district will to excavate a jetty and renourish the Bay Beach In front of the pool on the island; tennis courts be in Fort Myers February 1-2 to hear from the Lighthouse Resort, as submitted 'by Lighthouse. Resort' & Club, Ltd.' 78-657DP: (Continuation from November 13, 1978) to help your game; boat, electorate what matters they would like to see 10i30 cum. Consideration of a Development Permit for a bicycle 11 MOMMIE DEAREST; by Christina Crawford. pursued in this legislative session.- Councilman Porter path to run parallel to Palm Ridge Rood from the Intersection of jet ski, and bike rentals.

(Morrow, $9.95.) Life with Joan Crawford. ,- Goss said he plans to make presentations advocating Periwinkle Way and Palm Ridge Road, running westerly along the 9 A DISTANT MIRROR, by Barbara W. Tucbman. north side of Sanibel-Captiya Road to the Sanibel Elementary (Knopf. $15.95.) The calamitous 14th century. the Coastal Zone Management Act and recommending Our full service specific changes to be made in the state, financial School, for a length of 2.8 miles. Sections 26, 27, 28 and 21, 3 IF LIFE IS A BOWL OF CHERRIES — WHAT - - Township 46 South. Range 22 East Sanibel, Lee County. Florida, as restaurant " AMI DOING IN THE PITS? by Erma Bombeck. disclosure and sunshine laws. Councilman Zee Butler sumbirted by the City of Sanibel. 77-148DP. (Continuation from June (McGraw-Hill, $7.95.) More domestic drolleries. opens at said that as chairman of the Regional Energy Action 22.-1978) " ;.•;.•. ,: ' •" •'.. ""..."•[ "r .•"•••''••' .:'" •'"' 4 GNOMES, text by Wil Huygen, illustrated by Committee (REAC) for region IX, she will recommend, Report from Director of Planning. . 5 p.m., Rien Poortvliet. (Harry N. Abrams, $17.50.) All about the little people. . to the delegation legislation to make an, energy -Report from Planning Commission members. with entertainment nightly. ' element a mandatory part of all local comprehensive Report from Planning Commission Chairman. 5 AMERICAN CAESAR, by William Manchester. : : Adjournment. ' .'.'.• : •'•'." * •" ; •• ': THINK LOVE (Little. Brown. $15.) The life of Douglas MacAr- land use plans. '^':"-''T.':'-/'''.,-[:-- ' r.^-A.' '. \.-~, v thur. Your accommodations are £ FAERIES, described and illustrated by Brian THINK HEARTS superior and fully equipped to Froud and Alan Lee. (Hany N. Abrams. $17.50.) Life in a world of magic. , sleep up to six persons. 7 IN SEARCH OF HISTORY, by Theodore H. White. (Harper & Row, $12.95.) A journalist's', Call us for reservations memoirs. . . . ••• •'•' THINK ft THE COMPLETE BOOK OF RUNNING, by Sale or No Sale. You cannot buy BETTER and pricing. You'll be pleased James F. Fixx. (Random House, $10.) For fun and health. QUALITY at a lower price than at the low cost of a Q TUTANKHAMUN: The Untold Story, by Thomas offer lat **PirectFrom Casa Ybel vacation. Hoving. (Simon & Schuster, $12.95.) Howard Car- ter's relations with the Metropolitan Museum. factory To^ You** prices. 2245 West Gulf Dr., 1O JACKIE OH! by Kitty Kelley. (Lyle Stuart, $10.) A gossipy biography of Jacqueline Kennedy '"•*• MADE HERE IN {XIROtyN FACTORY P.O. Box 167, Onassis. February 14, 1979 Sanibel Island, Fl. THE BUCHWALD STOPS HERE, by Art Bucb- MATTRESSL 33957(813)472-5545 wald. (Putnam's, $9.95.) More collected columns by the satirical pundit, NURSE, by Peggy Anderson. (St. Martin's Press, 12 $10.95:) The personal and professional life of a ALSO AVAILABLE: riEADBCJARbs nurse in a metropolitan hospital. , . tL> FRAMES •HI-RISFZR$ * SOFA SLEEPERS ROBERT KENNEDY AND HIS TIMES, by Ar- 13 thur M. Schlesinger Jr. (Houghton Mifflin. $19.95.) The politician and the forces that shaped him. ..• • •: •• ; . -^ ••-:' •" .'; .•' •." WANDERINGS, by Chaim Potok. (Knopf, 14 $17.95.) Four thousand years of Jewish history.

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Card *N Porty Shoppe Sanibel Island, Florida 1626 Periwinkle Way Mon.-Sat.9-5 472-1447 472-2995 A8 January 19,1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter January 19,1979 A9 Growth control implementing ordinance a Council will review growth law annually • In no case will the planning commission cil must announce its call up at the next • from T-A amend their application for re-evaluation. allocated one dwelling unit before any other point assignment system to allocate the • from 8-4 Ail applications will expire at the end of the ; allocate units, to one type of housing which meeting occurring more than seven days applicant receives more than one unit. remaining units on. a highest point first • The criteria ta be considered are: stand. Council members said they have rate of growth year unless the applicant will infringe on the reserve, or minimum, after the allocation by the commission. • Second priority will be given to multi- basis. Commissioners will assign points for (1) the extent to which the project has an tried to make 'the complicated process as requests a continuance within 60 days. allotment of another type. Single-family • Applicants who have been deferred or family applicants who are willing to phase 10 criteria, each receiving no more than 10 adequate potable water supply while'en- ' eiasy to follow as possible. • The planning'commission will give first ^houses will have a reserve of 100 units per denied may request council to review the their development to four or fewer units per points for a maximum of 100 ; points per couraging water conservation; year, -and multi-family will have 45 which Under the new ordinance, any application priority to applicants with no ^existing : allocations within seven days of the alloca- -year:-.:":'"'."•';'-• --'--;'..--y-.^" ••''• .•'•^r.s-: application; • . • (2) the extent "to which the project for a residential dwelling unit which has development or -beneficial use" on,: their wation may not be allocated to the other type tion. If council decides to conduct a review, • After the commission has awarded provides for sewage disposal with rhjninifti come in since November 22, 1978 will go property. All such applicants wiD' be unless not all the reserves are used up by it must reach a decision within 15 days after these priority allocations, it -will apply a # continued on next page adverse environmental effects-, ,•.;_•. ,\ ' through the following process: the end of the year: '..'•'• the review has been called for. , (tf from 1--4•••.•'..;':"" '\ '" v'-. •"'' (3) the extent to which the project is -_•• Moderate1 cost housing will have a • All applications first will be processed located,:and designed to minimize^the reserve of 20 units which, if not used up, • Building permits for applications as they are now for a development permit Buck Key still ar

Systems, Inc. By ShirleyMttade persbnv;, whose npmes and " - LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF INTENTION 1 '".."•• . .'•: •:': LEGAL NOTICE v- :': •'••• TOHGISTOI - President • " f '•:'. places of residences are as, / ^ CITY Of SANIBEL 7 OTY OF SANIBEL CITY OF SANIBEL FICTITIOUS NAME follows: Medical Systems, Inc. Sworn to and subscribed to by Ownership of Business Office A Public Meeting will be con- ers A Public Meeting will be con- A Public Meeting will be con- . The undersigned does hereby •ShirleyMeode as President of Services is as follows: Medical ducted by the City of Sanibel ducted by the City of Sanibel , -ducted,by the City of Sanibel certify that I am conducting a Medical Systems, Inc. before Systems, Inc. • 100 percent. on Monday, February 5,. 1979 at 2:10 p.m.. on Monday, • at 1/2:00) p.in:^ on Monday, Residents of the shell islands had a fine best exemplifies artistic and creative abili- flower pictures; miniature., shell flower second, for a topairy tree; Gladys Ander- temporary ' employment ser- me .this 8th day of January,' at 2:45 p.m. in Mackenzie February 5. 1979, in Macken- February 5, 1979, in MacKen- showing last' weekend in competition at the ty. Mrs. Guthrie also won first place for her. pictures; miniature shell flower arrange- son, second for a glass enclosed shell flower vice business at Fort Myers, A.D. 1979. , It is my intention to apply to Hall, 2245 Palm Ridge RoaaTto zie Hall. 2245 Palm Ridge zie Hall, 2245 Palm Ridge 12th annual Southwest Florida Conchologist shell -tray entry.' v : !^ ments; and one flower arrangement. picture and third for a shell valentine. the Clerk of the Circuit;Court, Road, to consider a request for Road, to consider a request for Florida, under the fictitious consider a request., for. a Society's Shell Show in Fort Myert. Ten Mrs. Audrie Ritchie won four blue Other-winners in the artistic division In the commercial division the blue ribbon name of Health Unlimited, and Lynn Gerald in and for Lee£ounty, Florida Specific Amehdrnentta Sec- ' a Specific Amendment to Sec- -• a Specif ic Amendment to Sec- Notary Public to register the said nojne of tlonr3.9:6:-Deyelopment in the Sanibel residents brought home a total of 15 ribbons in the artistic division, in- the include:; Kay" McRae,^ third in the decor, went to Anne Joffe for shell jewelry, and that said firm is composed of 1 tion 3.3.2, 1): Residential Yard tion 33.12: Partially Develop- "• ; the following persons whose Business Office Service* under .Requirements, ond Section ed Land, for a designation as . Filled Larid Zone to construct o ribbons and one trophy. ' - ; following categories: glass enclosed shell category for a shell mirror; Fae Muller, Bob and Pauline Tuttle took second prize. names and places of . resi- - 1-19.1-26.2-2,2-9 the^'provisions of Section: partially developed land on concrete driveway and there- In the scientific division William Von Eiff •£.43,1): Permitted Uses, Gulf : dences an as follows: Medical 865.09. Florido Statutes, 1977. ' Beach, to permit three' • land Jocated one the property by exceed, the permitted placed second jn the one species category of Systems. Inc. Ownership of Witness my hand, this 8th day duplexes to encroach. upon of Shell Harbor Inn at the amount of Impermeable cov- of January. 1979.. Medical the Florida-Caribbean shells division; Health Unlimited is as follows: v the Coastal, Construction Set- .intersection of Lindgren erage on lot 3, Water Shad- Jeanne Walther placed third in the World- NOTICE OF INTENTION Systems. Inc. By Shirley Meode Boulevard and East Gulf Drive, ows.-unrecorded. -Section 18, Medical Systems, Inc. - 100 ; back Line and th«Yrciad set- percent. . , " . ' TO REGISTER - President.. ' ," , *\' ; Sanibel, as submitted by Kent, Township-46 South, Range 23 wide Shell division, beautiful shells cate- Two Sanibel residents discovered last he noticed a whitish object half buried ago to show guests what to look for on the Sworn to and subscribed to by back on Lot 9', Block 7. Sanibel It is my intention to apply to FICTITIOUS NAME Estates Unit 2 (East- Gulf Watts/ Durden, Kent & Mick-, East (1678 Dixie Beach Road), gory; and William Von Eiff placed third in week they have spent five years looking oh among*.: the sandspurs about six feet from beach. Shirley (Aeode as President of as submitted by Clem Donnell. the Potpourri of Shells division/; V ^ the Clerk of the Circuit Court Medical Systems, Inc. before Drive), Sanibel. Lee County, ler, "Attorneys, on behalf of the wrong side of the road for the elusive the north side of Gulf Drive. Cowper The Cowpers' discovery could have an The undersigned does hereby Florida; as submitted- by Jor- No. 78-139 SA : in and for tee County/Florida me tms^8th day of January, David -BYHoltzman arid Rudol- In the artistic division, Mrs:: Emma junonia. - ;- .. v •,-:-'..•':. .-•.;•/.;.'; investigated and to his astonishment un- impact beyond the shelling world: "It could certify that I am conducting a dan Davidson. 78-J21SA. to register the said name of A.D. 1979. fine, E- Holtzman. No: 78-143 Guthrie won a blueribboh. and the Helen • •••: Red. and hois Gowpe^managers of the cpyeredaiour inch long junoniar mean cleaner roadsides all over the island," Health Unlimited under the temporary employment ser- S.A. ....-•;...... ,. ..:...... L Bruce A. Rogers, vice business at Fort' Myers, Pfenning Director Denny Memorial:Trophy for her/flower. Sanibel Island (^tagesT>»•':•'<' '••••.: '' ••'.-.• :'i:iV' friends to the best and most outstanding Last week Cowper was picking up . took the.shell, and placed it next to the advice to roadside shelters: "Don't forget artistic exhibit,, which in the judges opinion branches in the aftermath of a storm when specimen she had purchased three years the Utter bag."

UNIQUE GIFTS Ca|>tfVa Island : : SHELLING '"X -.,:'-\ %• :,••••-> I SANIBEL AST THAW CHRISTMAS SHOP Fishlna-Shelling-Trips to Cabbage -:•; 'it Key Daily-Cottage & Motel Rentals STANDARD of Sanibel Island Jensen's Twin Palm "Where Things Are Resort & Marina Marquette Engine Analyzer Tune Up Beautiful Naturally" Copt. Arrei Doone-Ouide (613)472-1727 Atlas Air Conditioner Service Straw & Wickerwork RINGS - RINGS-RINGS ff yen: need a gift for someone Basketry, Furnishings, and can't quite decide what to Hats, Handbags, Totes & Other Interesting Gifts Sapphires, Emeralds, Rubies and Jade biiy - see u^for aft even 24 Hour Wrecker Service harder time deciding. 2244 Periwinkle Way nrtTiac Sanibel, Florida 33957 AAA Emergency Service p«nnxoii VISA' GALLERY 7^Morw-Frl. pbafcarStdta Phone (813) 472-2154 Open 9:30-5:30vMom thru Sau 84 Saturday 10-4 Sunday JIm Anholt, OWnar 472-2125 :;: ••; - ' ' .: '^^472r^767 . \ Invites ybu to come in every Sanibel Center Building (corner Thursday and watch us transfer of Casa YbelR

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Totan Khomun •' "•'*' - ;••;,• lastbftheWlldlands .••..' ; . • .' ..; V $tir;Wars "." "''". -.;\ •'• Blish Flying in 24 x 36 Framed Bird* In the Wild . ;StarTrek 1628 Periwinkle Way Sanibel, Flo. Grease (813)472-3307 Close Encounters -','"'.• Cousteau Society . Lord of the Rings Silmariilion Desk Diary • Shell Desk Diary CARRENTALS also business diaries and calendars by Eaton means general

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Fords, • ^^B* " OOy SHELL HARBOR 100'X170'on canal ., $56,000 U or by appointment t > See the latest designs of Canal lot on sewer, beautiful view $55,000 into the fish-filled waters Dodge: Rates" non-discount-: 'y^--. uuCEiri V DA TEC We stillhave a few rentals available for the Represented Exclusively By Shapes of Clay able, subject to change with-LOW WEEKLY KATES Canal lot in 3rd Addition, deep water with no of Pine Island Sound. season, from $300.00 per week. America's most beautiful •^ PICK-UP AND RETURN bridges ' ~ $60,000 All of this is Sunset Captiva, ;' rustic pottery a very private community Available in wall plaques and ^SERVICE AVAILABLE VACATION AND INVESTMENT animal figurines. of fine island homes PROPERTIES, INC* Open7daysaweek tastefully, secluded amidst Realtor 936-5400 472-1506 In the Heart of the Island Shopping Center the natural beauty of Captiva Island. Phone (813) 472-5444 126 C r y s t o i Drive Celebrating 25 years of leadership, HOMES P. O. Box 49 • Captiva Island •Florida 33924 1622 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel 33957 472-2291 integrity' and quality in home building ' Open 9-5 Mon. through Sat. in Southnvtit Florida. A12 January 19,1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter January19,1979 A13 ird low; ere ected migr participated in the 1977 bird count. This anhinga 145, magnificent frigatebird 30, 10, eastern phoebe 12, tree swallow 193, year we had more qualified observers, but great blue heron ,79, green heron 22, little blue jay U-, fish crow 557,, house wren 7? . J3qris M^ger, an eagle specialist wdth/tbe, Eagle photographs currently on display at One d»y Ust month•;» people oft too lew v tt seems that about 60 people is the blue heron 103," cattle egret 5, great egret Carolina wren 22, mockingbird 74, gray Florida Audubon Society ji^ Maitland. will. the Center. Mpre than 80 color and black- and Gpti Ud tf bi b ideal number for our count* especially if 73, snowy egret 117,Louisiana heron 89. catbird 53, brown thrasher.5.' talk about the Southern Bald Eagle at th^e and-white photographs taken by nature and &Q0 they are really qualified. Black-crowned night heron 14, yellow- American robin 35, blue-gray gnatcatcher photographer^-^ictor1VI. Banks^are compli- nussfen ~ crowned night heron 27, wood stork 25, 213, starling 380, white-eyed vireo 11, 'i-i-'. i-:'-'O:-.._ mejited bVtext wlpch Explores the histb^ J would like to make a plea for : ? exctptionfttty qttft&ttfcd fetaters who expect white ibis 278, roseate spoonbill 5, mottled black-and-white warbler 4, orange-crowned g.is-f:= six women^fe tWi : lifestyleM&; habitat^ pi ipur national bird.- Aodobon SodHy^s TOIfc duck 46, pintail 150, green-winged teal 34, warbler t, yellow-rumped warbler 418, United "States who Hold a federal permit to The exhibition comes from, the Smithsonian: Bird C ^ bhje'Winged teal 486, American wigeon 123, yellow-throated warbler' 3, prairie warbler handle eagles, an endangered species. She Institute and is touring nationally. It will Saiubet-Captiv* Au&)^ northern shoveler 50, ring-necked duck 2, 22, palm warbler 100, ovenbird 1, common is responsible - tot ^onltwai^ a^ut^ remain'it1-the, Cenfer through February 4.: drp f in the i 9 tatter scaup 58, hooded mergauser 10, yellow throat 12, house sparrow 64. eagles nests in a 17-county area of the state. Despite «iny vwActft*tim MR* tit* sanibel sightings re&breasted mergauser 211. Red-winged blackbird 287, rusty black- Last March she visited the islands to teach Tuesdays at the'Center programs begin count, observers spotted 1S$ afMOta >- «. Turkey vulture 134, black, vulture 38, bird 11, boat-tailed grackle 6, common (IRiOjW; (Care and RehabiUtation of Wild- at 2:00 p^m. in the Center at 3333 Sanibel- record on the stands* Tfcte y*w «ly . Mfc ah&rp^hinned hawk 3, red-shouldered grackle 56, cardinal 44, painted bunting 1, life) personnel how to handle large birds Captiva Road. Admission to the center is that are recovering from injuries. ;T..v;fU -species were spotted* Ute fewest «ver ifcjtat hawk 62, marsh, hawk Sr osprey 68, merlin American gold finch 2, rufous-sided townee ; free to members of .the'. Sanibel-Captiya local bird count. However, nearer twke tto l» American kestrel 46, common gaUinule 33, savannah sparrow 4. - Ms. Mager's > program is being held. in:: Cphservation Foundation; a nominal fee is number of people participated in the ISffT to. b* fctowte 1 IS, American coot *5957~Am"er1can "oyster - —OnJhehalf of the Sanibel-Captiva Audu- conjunction with anexhibition of American ^L^hj ^ count than did this year. : ; g y . ar« catcher 99, semipalmated plover 22, piping bon Society, thank you to the followbgr Nearry all of the 35 counts conducted wtt£n$ta$e* up below day?* ami afey out plover 16, snowy plover 15, Wilson's plover people for snaring your time/ cars, boats, throughout Florida were down. The birds unt3 dark* to plan on taking part in next 50, killdeer 32, black-bellied plover 288, etc.,-and making the count possible: simply were not to be found. One exception year's count. ruddy turnstone 79, common snipe 1. , Griffing and Jane Bancroft, John Bennet, was Cocoa, Florida. They lucked, out by If you feel you have the stamina and Spotted sandpiper 25, willet 72, greater Jack Collins, George Cooley, Dorothy and having a strong east wind the day of the enthusiasm and axe ft«y»*for with most of yellowlegs 17, lesser yellowlegs, red knot Harry Cattman, Bob Ervien, Charles count and they picked up a lot of pelagic the following birds sighted in our last count, 25, least sandpiper 22, dunlin 318, short- Evans,' Madelyn Fitch, Helen.. Oilman, A copper eagle from the 'S.S. Dixie, 'which used to transport mail, passengers and freight birds -- birds normally found over the then please write to me and well see-if we billed dowitcher 79, western sandpiper 269, Louise Johnson, Barbara and_ DeWitt from the mainland to Sanibel, is part of an eagle exhibit at the Conservation Center. ocean, such as the albatross. , ' can include you in our 1979 Christmas sanderling 665; herring gull 74, ring-billed Jones, Bay Judah, Alberta and Irwin Kretz, The last, two winters have been severe count. gull 559, laughing gull 751. Conrad Lickel, Jalmar and Sally*Nelson, and have greatly reduced some of our avian Here's the list of birds recorded on Forster's tern-29, royal tern 278, sand- Ella and Charles Newell, William -Martin, species, such as the Carolina wrens and •December 16, and the number of each wich tern 70, black: skimmer 38, mourning Erard and Jessie Matthiessen, Mark bluebirds. The count was down because species seen. In most cases- the number dove 2, ground dovelll, smooth-billed ani Musaus, LauraRider, Fred Rudolf, Carolyn recorded was about half that of previous Russell, Bud and Martha Ryckman, Billie Doris Mager, an eagle specialist with the Florida Audubon fewer birds are migrating. Also, the 3, screech owl 1. chuck-will's widow 1, Society vM talk about the. Southern Bald Eagle at the weather was warm the day of the count, and years. . belted kingfisher 77. -- and Francis Saxinger, Al and Betty Slater, Barbara Thomson, Barbara Trimble, Sarita January 23 Tuesdays at Conservation Center program. both birds and observers seemed lethargic. Common loon 30, horned grebe 15; pied- Common'flicker .71, pileated woodpecker Conservation Center also is. hosting an exhibition of It is generally felt that too many billed grebe 57, white pelican 8, brown 28, red-bellied woodpecker 108, yellow- Van Vleck, Carl Wagner, Mark Westall, and myself George Weymouth. American Eagle .photographs from the Smithsonian observers ~ some of them inexperienced - pelican 624, double-crested cormorant 514, bellied sapsucker 9, great crested flycatcher Institute. It vM remain at the. Center through February A.

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January 1?, 1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter January 19,1979 A15 Everglades topic of Audubon opens school "The Everglades National Park" will be the title of the sKde talk to be given by John By Peter Larson ward. The 1978-79 itinerary in- Good at the $anibe!-€aptiva Audubon cludes on-site exploration of the By Peter Larson "The United State produces 350 million not eating that much honey, you're not ed females, that queen bees sometimes live Society meeting on Thursday evening, Audubon University? Connecticut hardwood forest com- pounds of honey a year," Preston told his getting your share. Obviously I'm getting three years and lay as many as 1,000 eggs a. January 26, Tbe meeting will be heW at the munity, New Hamshire's Alpine iD|r. Kenneth; S. Preston consumes 25 to audience Tuesday at the Sanibel-Captiva more than my share. It worries me that if I day, and that male "drone'* bees have no Sanibel Community Center at &00 p.m. While it boasts no ivy-colored 30 , pounds of raw honey a year, and Conservation Center.; "That amounts to keep promoting honey this way^ there won't other function than accompanying the John Good is superintendent of theBver- walls or football team, the forma- zones, coast, tidepool in- according to Preston, that\more than his about 1.75 pounds of honey for every man, be enough to go around. There could be a queen on her maiden flight, after which she glades Nattonal Park, and has had an inter- tion of a new outdoor school was habitants, Smithsonian Institution share.- ..'. . .•••••••''" .;•'•'•.' " ' • "' :-' •! woman and child in the country. If you're honey shortage, in which case we might has a lifetime reservoir of sperm. According esting career in the National Park Service. announced this month by the fossil studies, Atlantic coral reef have to import honey. That could hurt our to Preston, 90 different crops depend on He began his work as park naturalist at National Audubon Society. Limit- interrelationships, Everglades balance of trade payments,- like oiL" bees for cross-pollenation. Carlsbad Caverns, and has served as Chief ecology and Arizona Indian site Preston, a part-tune Sanibel resident, is a Explaining the structure of the beehive, Geologist for the National Park Service in ed to an enrollment of. 20 high school or college age students per excavation. In addition to the professor of clinical veterinary medicine at Preston said the lower portion of the hive is Washington, and Chief Naturalist at Yel- coursework the school includes a Iowa State University. But his avocation is a "brood chamber," which contains the lowstone for six years* Since 1968, Good has semester, the school offers out- beekeeping; at his farm in Possom Hollow, queen and her attendants. A filter prevents worked primarily as a park administrator at door travel expeditions for "Inten- daily regimen of hiking, canoeing, Iowa Preston maintains 17 active hives the queen from rising but of the brood Acadia National Park, Yosemite National sive study of nature, ecology, backpacking, farmwork, snorkel- which produce 1,500 pounds of honey a chamber to the upper layer of the hive, Park and Everglades National Park, but has - society and self." ing, and cross-country skiing. year." . ' "'"'•'" .'"' .'"•'• '*" comprised of "supers." Worker bees pro- retained his interest and involvement in Tuition to the Audubon school is Despite the. impending honey shortage duce honey in the supers, which are environmental, education. ' ' " According to Audubon litera- ture, the school offers accredited considerable. Full year tuition Preston treated his audience Tuesday to a periodically removed and drained of honey The Everglades, which lies south of Lake (September to May) is $4,900, Fall taste of honey, asking his listeners to with the aid of a centrifuge, said Preston. Okeechobee, is a four and a half million acre course equivalehcy in anthropol- compare a local product and an Iowa import. A Sanibel resident since 1977, Dr. watery wilderness. A complex country with John Good. ogy, natural science, ecology, or Spring semesters alone cost Preston also offered a sampling of beekeep- Preston owns a home in Tahiti Shores, He wild creatures and wfld landscapes, the geology, psychology/ group $3,300. Tuition for a three week Dr. Kenneth Preston, an . ing wisdom, including how not to get stung. hasn't tried raising bees on Sanibel but says Everglades is unlike any other spot on parking lot on Sanibel at 6:00 a.m. There is dynamics, traditional music, intercession is $480 and summer Iowa beekeeper, admits he "It's important to use a smoke pot," said he is concerned about the impact of earth. . no walking involved on this trip. Tickets are physical education, health; com- programs cost $160 per week. consumes at least 25 Preston. "Instead of making the bees mad it mosquito control spraying on island bees. The Sanibel-Captiva Audubon Society available at the Audubon meetings or by pounds more honey each seems to calm them down. Maybe it's "All you have to do is walk on the beach calling the Chairperson in charge of Field munication skills, education and Full information on the Audu- will sponsor a trip to the northern entrance bon school is available by writing year than the average per- because they sense danger but they start after the planes finish fogging and you see of Everglades Park on February 18. A bus Trips. Carolyn Russell, at 472-3247, to Independent study. The school son. gorging themselves with honey. hundreds of dead bees," says Preston. "It's will leave for Shark River Valley where tf reserve a seat on the bus. advertises a "faculty" of more than the Audubon Expedition Institute "It's also important not to wear anything alarming." multitude of birds and animals can be seen The trip to the Loxahatchee Wildlife 100 experts and specialists. at 950 3rd Avenue, New York, colorful," said Preston. "Beekeepers wear Is there any truth behind the myth of along the Shark River Valley trail. The trip Refuge, home of the Everglades kite, will New York, 10022..Admission is white clothing. I once made the mistake of killer bees? features a tractor-tram ride through the leave this Sunday, January 21 from the Scheduled to start this fall, the open to any college, graduate wearing black socks and a black watch Tm afraid there is," says Preston. "I Everglades with a park naturalist to explain Cinema parking lot. Anyone desiring a first semester will originate in school, or. high school student. band. Til never make that mistake again. taught veterinary medicine in Nigeria once the area. ticket for this trip should call Carolyn Scholarships are available. . The bees stung me around the ankles and where they have all kinds of bees, including • The bus trip will leave the Island Cinema Russell as soon as possible. and move south- right around my wristwatch." a ferocious variety that can literally cover a Describing the biology and behavior of person and sting him to death. A person can bees, Preston said worker bees are neuter- only take so much stinging."

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c A16 January 19,1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter January 19, 1979 All favorably on a negotiated settlement in the Dunes case if Kontinos would consider City begins Dunes density negotiations giving some land to be preserved in perpetuity, and would give up the idea of BySosfeHoDy would be willing to reduce his request to 150 density of 130, which would allow two lots building a marina in the subdivision. The lots. per acre. marina was part of Kontinos' original plans, winners ' City representatives began negotiating - Represented by attorney Lloyd Hendry Kontinos said he thought his appraisals but has never been finalized^ his years at the school but commented that with Dunes subdivision developer John The, fact finding team * has tentatively ' as Canterbury has grown there is a need for and accountant Fred Edenfiejd, Kontinos were in line with selling prices of Iota in the The resignation of Don Cartels, head- v Kontinos this week in an attempt to settle explained that he would neetT to sell 150 Bocks and Gumbo Limbo subdivisions which • scheduled another meeting for 4:30 p.m. a headmaster of somewhat different inter- Three winners have been select- "belles';' Betty and .Veronica. out of court a dispute over the- allowable lots, ranging in price from $17,500 to he considers comparable to the Dunes. January 22. master of Canterbury School for, the past ests and qualifications. ed from among fourteen entries The winners, selected by a team seven years, was announced on Monday, received in the Island Reporter's density in the Dunes. $29,000, in order to come but of the project He also said that any negotiated settle- : of judges from within the news- Kontinos and his late, partner, William with a i^ipimai financial, loss. "The name of January 15. -; " \ '••':• :••'• - •;•':>•../

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- I "• H, ,/-' 936-OO34 verticals PERMITS AND DEEDS business & Seven banding permits for. construction valued at by $156,800 were issued by the City of Sanibel during the week ending January 17. Permits were issued to: DECORATIVE/ ' Dosina of Sanibel condominium on West Gulf Drive for a real estate ! > K A PK KV SHAME pool by Triton Pools for $22,000; FUNCTIONAL Mr. and Mrs. T. Liber for a pool at 9027 Mockingbird Lane by Hallmark Pools, Inc. for $7,000; A complete window J. and P. Pfahler for a pool at 1420 Albatross-Lane by Vertical Blinds, WiridoW:$hades treatment... made here. -BaJlmarkPoolsiInc.1Swr$7,400; ""' ; & Draperies made to order - Edmund and Joan List for an addition to a house at 4640 Tour buses not needed on Sanibel, says city Rue Belle Mer by Palisades, Inc. for $1,200; v - _ .from our in-stockmateiials. Elliott and Virginia Horning for a house on Middle Gulf Drive by the owners for $41,650; By Susie Holly Ask about our Russell and Alice Bramlage for a house on Middle, Gulf Drive by the owners for $41,650; / Despite claims that Sanibel needs a sight- "Immediate Delivery." Katherine Mollendorf for a house on Pictin Court in the seeing bus service, city council Monday Rocks subdivision by Del Rey Homes, Inc. for $35,900. - . reaffirmed its objection to such a service for -the-island.— —- - — BUY DIRECT FROM Fifteen deed closings for sales valued.at $1,348,700 were C. Don Iindo, president of Hondo's Tours recorded in the Lee County Courthouse during the same USA, Inc., a Clearwater Beach-based firm, MANUFACTURER! period. They include: has applied to the Public Service Commis- . Property on East Gulf Drive at the site of the White sion (PSC) to conduct tours from Sanibel Sands condominium project to David Squires from Robert and Captiva to Disney World and Sea WJutefor$?15,q00; r i World, Sarastoa, Busch Gardens, area-air- A houseinthe Dunes subdivision to Judith Leeder from ports, and perhaps other points of interest 5532US. 41 SOUTH - FT. MYERS ^Stanley Chambers for Ji^JHWr V ' in Fort Myers. Council filed an objection •'• Property in Sunset^Captiva subdivision to James Bass with the PSC last month after first hearing Just South of Airport- from Sunset-Capitiva Ltd. for $94,900; of the proposal.' Across from Dragon Plaza ' P^ Long from Claude v Lindo then asked to appear before- council Kordus for$92,50>; to clear up what he thought were some mis- Property in F.H. Tichenor'sSilver King subdivision on conceptions about his proposed operation. Captiva to Walter Sklar from Davi4MacKenzie for $80,000; After hearing Lindo's presentation this Experienced in Decorating needs of •A house in Lagoon Estates to M. Lorimer Moe from: week, however, council members' minds Joseph Clement fcr;$69,500; - v; ' were unchanged. They voted unanimously Southwest Florida since I960. to write another letter to the PSC reaffirm- A house on Main Street -to March Day from Helen ing their>objection. Zoccolillo and Martha Mathes for $56,500; An Ocean's Reach condominium to James Sellgren from /The ;PSC must approve or deny the .Charles Fagan for $85,000; project. Objections to the applicaton could result in a public hearing before the PSC. A Loggerhead Cay condominium to Gafl Shank from "My intention has been misunderstood," MardarDeRocco for $85,000; Lindo told council. "It is not our intention to • A Tennis Villas condominium at South Seas Plantation to further congest.your area." tie explained .John Thomas from Steven Daw for $73,000; that his company would offer inexpensive " A Sundial of Sanibel condominium to George Baird from SEAVEW transportation to places off the island and Helen Tinkham for $65,000; actually would decrease the; amount of i A Sundial of Sanibel condominium to Herbert Kestler trafficion the road. / POOL from William Flatow for $63,000; ~ "'• Lindo said most of the tours /would A Sanibel Siesta condominium to Robert Lorenz from originate at South Seas Plantation on Patricia Schenberg for $59,900; u Captiva, stop at varoius points op, Sanibel to • JACCUZZI A Tennis' Place cbnd6mmium' to William Booth' from pick, up passengers, and1 then: leave the; Donald Baylis for $52,500; ' .. - .islands. He proposes to begin hJs.operation An Ocean's Reach condominium to Oliver Horak from ! • with two small 15 and 25-passenger buses. HLP Corporation for $51,400. "" "There is a definite demand hero for this 25O' BEACH service," Lindo said. :y • - "I am not sure I share your opinion about 1 the demand,** Councilman Porter Goss Lindo. "We do not need or want you type of FULL TIME POSITIONS responded. "Sanibel is a Uttle different from .service.**; '' '• ' ; '• ..".•• ; " . Clearwater." He said the vacationers' who Sanibel Taxi Cab owner John Bullard and Lmdo's Tours, a Clearwater Beach-bated firm, ha» proposed bringing OPEN AT come to Sanibel come for the island's unique YeDow; Cab representative Carlie Young 15 and 25-passenger buses to Sanibel and Captiva to conduct regular environmental features, and do not care to said they do not need any further competi- sightseeing tours from the islands to other points of interest around bland Reporter go to Disney World or elsewhere. tion in the area. "If the demand is there we the state and in Fort Myers. TYPIST - knowledge of photo- Councilman Zee Butler said she thought will meet it," Ms. Young said. that rather, than relieving Sanibel's traffic Lindo said he was "taken aback" by the typesetting equipment helpful _ congestion, the tour buses on the island's response to his proposal. "I see that you LARGE PORCHES but not essential if typing skill narrow and deteriorating roads would don't want to have your place spofled. I is average or above. create a traffic hazard. ^ don't think pur service would spoil it." ;•:•.•"•• GARAGES • ' "My feeling is you have overestimated He added that he would pursue his ADVERTISING SALESMAN the demand," Mayor Duane White told application with the PSC. -; I CABANAS - looking for energetic and pleasently aggressive person. ELEVATORS Experience helpful but not essential. Good appearance and ability to deal with all types of people as important conn bill delay as anything. Schooley countered that state law was on unable to. hold adjustment hearings ~ his side. A measure such as a land use plan required by state law before tax bills are Call 472-1587 for appointment While it may be true that the only certain increases property values, and the law mailed - to allow property owners to appeal (^urences; in ;life are; death and taxes, requires reappraisals in such instances. their assessments. residents and governments in Lee County Many balked, many others appealed, and » For the reassessed property owners, that Coptfvo blond are beginning to wonder about the latter the city tried unsuccessfully to sue School- spelled more trouble. The law says you can't SANIBEL SEAVIEW eventuality. ey. - pay taxes on a bill you haven't received, so Property, tax bills for 1978 haven't been Another year passed and , lo, many the payment couldn't be made and couldn't MARINA mailed yet, which has frustrated taxpayers islanders received even'higher reappraisals be deducted from 1978 income taxes. (And UNDOUBTEDLY THE FINEST "HOME^STYLE" CONDOMINIUM Flthing-Sh*lling-Trips toCabbog* and left municipal governments with little on their properties. Schooley said that in foV many islanders who estimate their K*y Daily-Cottag* A Motel Rentals or no operating funds. The county now is 1978 he reappraised only improved proper- income and had anticipated a tax deduction, IN ALL FLORIDA. TWELVE SPACIOUS LUXURY DWELUNGS. anticipating breaking the law to get the ties, but several with raw land reported it could have meant a penalty payment to " . JmnnmI** Twrfn »«lm * revenues. . '- receiving reassessments. Reports thelRS.) -_ ___ On Sanibel, property owners usually told of valuations climbing from 3.7 percent (813)472-1727 But through some last minute pleading Bob Hufchinson-Dodc Mgr. bristle at the-mention,of taxes; Two years to 40 percent. Again some appealed^ Others with the state. Rep. Skip Bafalis got credit NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY; ago Sanibel residents .were up in arms at just wanted to pay their taxes and be done for a one-time exception to the rule, which being singled out for reassessments on their with it. enabled taxpayers to pay estimated bills The Island's Complete Ladies Shop properties simply because the city lad A snag developed, then grew. First the before the December 81 deadline, based on adopted a land use plan. All municipalities sprinkler system in Schootey's office their 1977 property taxes. It happened so Hours 1O-S Mon«4fart. 1*34 Porlwrlnklo Way in the state are required to adopt such a mysteriously activated, drenching impor- late that many property owners, especially KNIJDSEN REALTY, INC. .472.1994 plan by this year, and many thought it tant papers necessary to complete the those who are not year-round residents, did unfair that the. county's leading city, in reappraisals. Other delays, plus computer not learn of the opportunity until it was too 737 EAST GULF DRIVE terms of land'use planning, should get hit problems, led' to Schooley's office being late to take the deduction. norma s with such high property appraisals, some up unable to complete the appraisals in time to In some cases the estimated taxes were 400 percent overpreviqus assessments. ^ mail tax bills before the end of the year. SANJIll FLORIDA 33957 fashions Lee

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In North Fort Myers, some of "If we can stay out of jail and certify the that district's firemen have worked without tax roll, then we'll do it at our next meeting ByMarkTwombly married to the Smiley's son, the Smileys • from 21~A taxes during the last week in December; a salary forsevera l weeks. : ;i ,' on January 24," County Commissioner were treated to guided tours of the islands small portion of the more than $55 million Meanwhile the county tax collector's Doug Taylor said at a recent meeting. Ruth and Keith Smiley spend a lot of their natural attractions. - paid automatically by banks and other they had this time last year. It is able to vacation tune wondering what kind of It didn't- take them long to decide on the lending institutions. This, occurs if a operate on that for a while, without borrow- resort they would like to operate in what- type of island resort they would run. "No property owner has a mortgage on his ing, and to distribute some of it to munici- ever place it is they are vacationing. artificial attractions," they said. "It would : Despite the natural beauty of their property that includes a tax payment palities. • . G & J factfbiduig tedm htirried be a resort that helped people to enjoy the The speculation comes natural to them. 2500 acre upstate New York mountain requirement or if he has a tax escrow Sanibel received $79,000 out of that $10 natural features of the island, features that The Smileys are part of a family that owns report, Keith and Ruth Smiley prefer account.) . v . million this week, according to City Man- The Sanibel City Council voted Tuesday had a "moral obligation" to meet with G & J need to be preserved. .'••'• and operates a 2500 acre upstate New York to take their vacations at places where If county taxpayers felt put out over the ager William Nungester. "We should have to appoint a fact finding team which, will representatives. "It makes little sense at mountain resort known as Mohonk Moun- they can enjoy more of nature. whole mess, county and municipal govern- gotten about $500,000 by now" out of the discuss the possibility of reparations for an this! time to commit G & J Investments of tain House. It has been a family operation "You should not try to make the island ments within the county felt left out in -the anticipated $647,000 revenues'the city is apparent mistake made by the city in Sanibel, Inc. and the city to an unhappy for 109 years, growing from a single small into something else .-'- a little Miami or New cold. due, he said. "The tax situation has hurt us interpreting the permitted use for some course of costly litigation if we can meet to building to the present structure, which York City. You can attract people with the Usually by mid-January a majority of the in two major ways. We have a ban on capital property on Island Inn Road. . , consider a program of reimbursement to G looks much like a castle. Mohonk Mountain beauty and' uniqueness of the islands; You iv on taxes needed to run both municipal and expenditures. We're just paying current The team was requested by attorney & J Investments of Sanibel, Inc. for their House can accommodate 450'people who use your creative imagination to build research and low impact recreation such aa county governments have been collected, operating bills — the payroll and office Richard Brodeur, representing G & J unrecoverable out-of-pocket costs," Bro- enjoy a wide range of outdoor activities the thmgs that are already here." hiking. '• distributed, and put to use. Currently there expenses," Nungester said. Investments of Sanibel, Inc. which recently deur wrote. • • '• ... y '.-• r'-. •?:;!•/, \' -V.; ;v.-;' from horseback riding to nature tours.' : . \---^Tie^Snffleys''*hW6'''pui'Aeiir.;the6ries 'to The Smileys are confident that Mohonk is little money on hand, as only about 20 To pay that we are borrowing from other was denied a request to; cornmercially "There is an apparent record of an -. Despite the sophistication of their resort good use at -Mohonk Mountain House. Mountain House will continue to operate percent of the taxes have been collected. funds which normally are invested, so we're develop a parcel located behind-the School- apparent mistake which has caused prob- - Mohonk Mountain House routinely hosts Situated halfway between Albany and New according to the same high principles, even > Last week Lee County commissioners losing money we usually earn from invest- house Gallery. The property is zoned lems," Councilman PorterGoss said."I high level government and diplomatic.'con- York City; the resort is part of the after-they are gone. Their son, who is ments." He estimates the current loss at residential by the city's land use plan. agree we have an obligation morally to hear studying for an advanced degree at Prince- decided to certify the tax roll before ; ferences --the Smileys love the wild, and .. Shawangurik mountain range. The Smiley adjustment hearings are complete, despite $15,000 or more. The loss on those invest- Garth Good and Frank Joyce of G & J hJ*" ' \ /''/ : they take every opportunity to enjoy it. family acquired much of the Shawahgunks . ton, already is involved in the management a state law forbidding them to do so. County ments already was projected in the city's Investments claim that they spent "It never hurts to sit down and discuss They recently spent part of a 10 day over a period- of years, and have placed of the resort, and other members of the attornies currently are researching possible budget as earnings, a partial reason for the thousands of dollars on plans for a small things with people who want to," Council- Florida vacation on Sanibel and Captiva 5000 acres in the care of a trust dedicated to ~ Smiley clan hold positions of authority; "We penalties for this infraction, and if they necessity of revising the budget, which office complex on the property after being man Zee Butler said. - before heading to Corkscrew Swamp and the preservation of the land in its natural hope the resort will continue to have a large aren't too severe, the roll will be certified Nungester says likely will get underway told by the city's planning staff that the land Members of the fact finding team are the Everglades. Guests of Fred' and Frieda element of family stewardship," say, the next week. Once approved the tax bills can later this month. was zoned commercial. The mistake appar- Councilman Zee Butler, chairman. Council- -Feldman of Captiva, whose daughter- is "The land; is used > only for scientific Smileys. be sent. • ; Fortunately the city hasn't had to borrow ently was not uncovered for six months: man Franics Bailey and Planning Com- J The county collected about $10 million in money. The City of Cape Coral isn't so In a letter to council Brodeur said the city missioner Betty Robinson. : > . :

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EDITORIAL PUBLI Have something you want to say? Put it on paper (please try to hold your letter to 300 words or less), and send it to "Public Forum," Island Reporter, P.O.Drawer R, Sanibel,Florida 33957. . All letters should include name, address and telephone number of the writer. Withholding the name of the author of a letter or use of a "pen" name is County commended for rezoning hah not permitted, except for rare instances in which a letter conceivably could lead to~reprisals. The editor can offer no guarantee that all letters submitted will be published.

It is indeed refreshing to see that the new Lee County and get down to the tough decisions involved in commission has had the courage to bite the bullet — or at regulating land-use. least take a nibble at it -in putting a brake on re^oning In permitting any rezoning or new major develop- in the county until a land-use plan is approved or, at the ments, the commissioners should insist on finding a way 'Puddinhead JVUsorf blacklisted minimum, some meamnjs^ul guidelines adopted. to make the developers and the new property owners assume the bulk of the burden imposed by the need for [A_ copy of 'the following letter to Jean The commissioners this week denied a request by J. added public services. This burden shouldn't be passed Campbell was given to the Island Reporter Foster Pate to rezone 137 acres south of the airport from on to the existing taxpayers on acountywide basis. This for publication.] ' • - agricultural to residential use. The reasoning was that has been the position of Commissioner Harry Rodda and To Island Reporterr Yc^ the development would put too heavy a burden ofl the it's a position certain to find wide support. : to Siberia" vii":thi^T0ia^^^!iliB^^^hff$n road system, particularly^tl.S; 41. In a special session: yesterday, too late for the Island Reporter brought^ Reporter press deadline, the commissioners were to It is unfortunate that the first victim of the commis- consider "guidelines" that might govern new growth in the county pending adoption of a comprehensive plan. sioners* courage was Pate, a developer whose Landings charmingly^ but with' ^^^ project has to rank as one of the better ones in the area; The adoption of reasonable, clearly stated, guidelines is a helpless, hopeless, bafftement; (t Pate says hell sue the county, and that might be a good much fairer route than the past system of considering speak Russian; it might help if anyone did, idea. It's as good a time as any to find out whether the' building permit and rezoning requests in a policy courts will permit the county to move beyond rhetoric vacuum. Item: to leave ty^^^^ 1300; left at2030. Item: wantedto see the Circus, got taken to the opera and plunked on the ceiling tier. Item: could hot bring the • fasidious "Puildmhead ^Wilson" i of Mark Ex-city slicker likes n drivin Twain into the USSR. Item: wentbythe famous Moscow Black Market to be told it By Gotten TimberUke feel, without a doubt, that tl»e Big What was and is the islands' When I got>to work, I was so possible wavees. When I encount- was a,sports outing. ":••'': • ^: v er a waver, I am always interested Apple is the center of the uni- . attraction? The small townishness. excited about this that I told a_ ? ^ How will they ever handle the_ Olympic Personally, I believe in making verse. When I replied "Florida," it The islands are the home town friend about iC "On," neT said, to see that each person's way of ''.crowds?:".::i:;'--.: v^'V^ '''';' \\' ••• -•'•'• waves. was met with almost total dis- that this city slicker never had. distinctly unimpressed. He ex- making waves is personal and dis- Agreed: the food was good, the trains "You're moving where?" asked belief. One example of this small townish- plained to me that ne had been tinctive- Some wave outside their terrible, the hotels so-so; the stores my New York acquaintances who "Where in Florida?" they asked. ness is what I call "making doing this for ages and that it was windows, others wave inside their abominable; the people wary: I said I was moving to the S*nibel- waves," or the practice _oh the. nothing new. I felt put down but windshields. In Waving; some re- '' Butym - spitfr of all the drawbacks, an Captiva islands. "Do you shell?" islands of waving to people you' undaunted. peatedly lower: them vfingers/.to experience you wouldn't want to miss, eh? No. "Do you fishr Not-mu«b. "Do know, or don't know, while driving I began looking for my Sanibel- meet their palms, others move ^ Anyway, you brought it all out neatly and you really like to swim in. the on the road. This I never en- Captiva Road friend everyday and • their hands right to left, some without --the usual' venom our super- ocean?" I then had to admit to my countered anywhere else. ?"" ' waving" at - her enthusiastically,' twitter their fingers. - p » ; n Americans want to use/ Some time you fear of sharks and stingrays. Coming from the supposed cen- perhaps too enthusiastically. It's not that Tm collecting should ask my wife about the food; she got as others "What is there to do there?" ter of the universe,' where-people Then, I decided to expand. I tried people to wave to' as some try to an intestinal parasite that kept her on the Nothing, really, I had to reply. do their utmost to deny each waving at jny boss. He bombed by cultivate social higher-ups. I take sick list for two months. They were still disbelieving other's existence, I was shocked (the only way to describe the way . this waving business very serious- ?< Please keep writing feature articles, /s/ over a year ago when I actually did the first time someone waved at he drives) in his station wagon and - ly, pavingcan be justified ^in •WalteivN^ Trenerry, West St.:: Paul; view it sociological terms. It can be said put my belongings into my blue me. I was driving to work in little took no notice. I have yet to get a Minnesota aricT Sanibel -e vv -; -•—'^,•*• After a long day's discussion vS.th Volkswagen, affectionately named wave out of him, but I don't give • that' in its small way, the gesture Blue when I passed a girl I now see offsets the depersonalization of a Chinese scholars on the wtojfec. of Little Blue, and drove dowtt here everyday .on the Sanibel-Captiva up. "Boss* when I pass you by the 6 9 -human rights, Sanibel traveller to live. After I arrived, I was bank at one o'clock, remember society of increasing technology Road. I do not know her personal- and mobility. " George.;CambeU relaxes with*an : Sanihel police force top flight happy to discover that' not too ly. She waved at me and smiled. I . to..." :• .•'• •.•••--• . ,:•;" •: ": " That's why I believe in making Island Reporter enroute to his many islanders asked me the same was so astounded, I didn't have I now drive with one eye on the lodgings. Campbell and his wife, questions. time to wave back. road and one eye on the lookout for waves. . • ••• •'•.- ..-, ,>:•.'•. ' [A copy of the following letter to Sanibet Sanibel fellow residents. The* job you have done goes to prove that Jean, recently returned from a two PoKca Chief John Butler was given to the One of the reasons for the initial incorpor- a competent professional, given a reason- week foray behind the bamboo Island Reporter for Publication.] ation of the City was the hop* that we would able budget and reasonable support, can put curtain:'" get better security and police protection together and administer a top-light organi- ^To Island Reporter: I would be remiss if I than Lee County provided. That and our zation which is a credit to him and to. the let one more ^ay pass without writing tos Comprehensive Land Use Plan are the two community. Again I congratulate and thank and congratulate you on the out- most tangible benefits that incorporation commend you for this fine job and for the standing performance of the Sanibel Police has brought us thus far. And naturally I am low-profile manner in which, you have Department. These are not my sentiments somewhat prejudiced with respect to the accomplished it. /s/ George Tenney' alone. I echo the feelings of many of my CLUP. Rug raffle article contained errors

To: Island Reporter: Captiva's ABC, Sale and auction of our choicest items at 11:30 the January 11 issue was based on and the Needlepoint Rug Raffle appreciated a.m.:/ja// Virginia G: Lobmis, ABC Sale information contained in a press release :: all the publicity you will give us, but your Chairman. '. y\_-.\J:. •. ••' •'••_•':-•. -.•.-;.;.•• ••,' received in the mail. We regret any : v GLX^Vf^SE article on January ^lll\. :c»ntaul^'^ inany::' confusion it might have caused. Look for a inaccuracies which I feel must be corrected. [Editor's note: The story concerning the story about the Rag Raffle in next week's Condo visitors This year the Rug Raffle and the ABC Run Raffle and ABC Sale that appeared in issue.]' ." • .-. '• • -• .' •'.' ' '•'.-•• / ..••'•••••• '•:.'••: Going home Sale are being conducted separately. Mrs. Photograph by EmUFray Robert Chapman is chairman of the Rug deserve kudos Raffle and I am sure will supply you with correct information regarding ticket sales To Island Reporter: I write to congratu- and dates. late Susie Holly and the Island Reporter To Island Reporter: Please never let it be, Housing said again that condo visitors and residents The ABC Sale is to held at the Captiva staff on an excellent / presentation of the Community Center on Friday, February 23 affordable housing dilemma on Sanibel. The on Sanibel are not the greatest people on starting at 9:30 a.m., rain or shine, with a article clearly explained the particulars of this earth or that they hurt the quality of raffle of merchants', donations at 11:00 a.m. crisis demands the problem and, I think, heralded a call for life oh the islands, • real action to solve it. Last week my wife fell on the tennis court It is dear that an important population breaking both arms quite badly, resulting in ROGO replaces CLUP action, not segment of the island is becoming increas- a cast on each arm from her fingers up to To Island Reporterr * > -' „ ingly upset over lack of attention to their her shoulders, rendering her quite helpless. "The Comprehensive Land Use Plan more talk interests and needs. This is wrong and I have never before experienced the -out*, " should not be allowed to continue. pouring of sympathy through the thought- (A phrase there ain't much bttger^hani fullness of so many people in the form of Was shortened up '"« , , V ~ - Responsible solutions have been proposed J and a willingness to pursue them has been cards, letters, prayers, the bringing in of To simply CLUP ^ '' - '" , expressed. It is time for our government to complete dinners, books, flowers,; plants, Tho, stirring his own alpha soup, - , - stop talking about the problem and start pies, cakes, cookies, telephone offers of all Porter (rightly) sound it "cldop." - ^ ' doing something about it. /s/ Allen G. Ten kinds of assistance, even the loan of a color television set for the bedrooms > I But stop the pressess - scrap tne logd, Broek • This season's rage will be the ROGO. - My heartfelt thanks go out to all those generous people of Sanibel. /s/W.S. Baker '* - /s/J.S. II- I!; A32 •- January 19,1979 Island Reporter; Section B January 19, 197? m All I m ;^^^^0^ say he •si idpesn't grow plants well and has a 1HI black ••. thumb^but^tthat is only If because it;is iMays covered with - -& •m 'r- '4-. J^> Gonseryation • y- 11• Foundation since^ 1973, Workman > | ^h 4fe^^- Native in 1 . r: ill | ? ', i ''iatu tiati^lvjtoo>r at leastin,t»rms • of how; theirL gardens grow. !*«• 1 H The^ise of native plants in land- • •f • Close to the Beach scaping is an issue of importance

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| .•*••; .-'•-. B2 Jam!Uaryl9t 1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter January 19,1979 B3 seed in May and June to flower in esting leaf and trunk patterns. cottage cheese cartons can be used . the late spring. "-•-;-_/ >;•\".'...:. /, : • v;,: Care should be taken that these to contain yourlinexpensive green Affer an initial period of water- plants are not planted close to decor until repotting is required. ingstheplant willgather its own. structures or water lines as the The cherokee bean plant pro- In five years the tree can grbwtp roots actively seek moisture. duces bright red firecracker be 20 feet tall. The fish poison tree Periwinkle or golden creeper biooms. The gardener can produce is sometimes commercially avail- displays lavender blossoms and is his own sparks by simply inserting abley but use of its poison is illegal. an excellent low ground coverage a cutting into a well packed pot of The beautiful round leaves of over arid land. Traditional lawns soil and watering occasionally. the tropical seagrape have a require an excessive amount of After six months, the plant is ready to join the outside^ world. •£ variety of uses. "It makes a great energy for upkeep when compared rpcist card wfaeifdnedi^^ays "Wbrkr" to a yard landscaped with no care The pppulair and fetstf grOfwing man, "and the bigger leaves can be • gumbo limbo can be started in the used as salad plates - preferably Favorite native trees such. as same way. The tree, produces a washed first." Found in any South; the red mangrove, cherokee bean turpentine-like sap, once used by Floridanursery, the mexpensive and gumbo limbo are examples of Indians to catch birds, that seagrape produces an edible fruit "how anyone can grow native "makes a tasty tea from its leaves, The best way to get to know that can be jellied. plants." if you don't mind a bit of an after-- • from 1-B your native plants is to get out and Buying the tree, Jioweyer, isn't The red mangrove, which grows taste," says Workman. -.."•: scaping, and more-and more meet them. A stroll through an ^necessary because this ^sea^rape at the juncture of land and salt This tree enjoys a well^drained can easily be propagated by root- water on the north side of the medium of potting soil and island people seem to be getting the unspoiled area of the island can -- not beach — sand, It prefers message. become a kaleidoscope of new ing several tree cuttings. Incisions islands,; is "tremendously effective made on abranch^ can be covered .at buffering storm energy, and is outdoor living* and the islander "Most of us came down not sights and smells. A favored plant will revel' in growing his own knowing much about native can be described on a notepad and ]with moist moss, 'wrapped in Dick Workman has grovm increas- many times more productive than plastic, and planted after four the most fertile Iowa cornfield," tourist tree (as the Bahamian plants," said Arthur Clark of a comparison can be made with the ingly native m his work, interests species has been called because of Sanibel. "We got loaded up with plants on display in the Gonser- months; "Why import plants from and lifestyle. according to Workman. A major- South America,*', asks Workman, ity of this; area's, sea creatures are its red and peeling bark). exotics of all kinds, but we're vation Center's natural garden. In Native wudjife has adapted to, gradually working out of it." ~% this way, a name can be attached •\ "wheii we have such neat things not cbmihonly found in landscape dependent" on the mangrove for When Molly Orlcjiff and her to a plant. Information about it is here?* 'V':y- 'r: ":•/ . • use here is the necklace pod. It is habitat. V husband, the late Arthur Orloff, available from the Sanibel Library When a hedge between the widely imported for landscaping in . The plant's offspring, cigar natural plant species that grow built their home on the Sahibel-^to^ikei itfeasy &r 1^ gjardener to , neighbor's dog and you is needed, India as "another example of the shaped packages of energy found here. "If you remove native misconception that grass is always' on beaches and floating in the gulf, plants, you remove; the wildlife," Captiva Road in 1974, they built a greeiihfe.eis lie missed? - the islands, predictions for a future prolifer- available for those interested- in becoming a member of Sanibel's stations, WEDU & "Ks^^in^^ t^ a^w^^ ation are foreboding. most distinguished resort club. Most ecologically/ dangerous of the non- WUSF) to choose pmes^and jpep native plants is the Brazilian pepper, accord- OPENINGS AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING: Molly ^Orlp^rl^v^^ prbud-M *er ing to Webb. "It is our very real concern that Kitchen Steward- Dining Room Waiters from for your mostly native yar$ lii^^ refii^s^ to^jrieW to this species is taking over Sanibel, Captiva, Receiving Clerk and Waitresses those whho d and the barrier islands," he says. "There " " she|#s;^ Cooks Kitchen Porters viewing pleasure. Arthur A^ralian limes should be relatively open spaces between our Baker Dish Washers that grow island vegetation. The pepper is filling in gaps, Salad Pantry Bus Persons ^ldli and growing around and through, our plant Bartenders Night Porters CABLEVISION life. The bush forms a dense shade which Cocktail Waitresses Bar Person (18 & over) stunts the growth of sunlight seeking plants." Cashier-Food Checker is more than just shrubbery•?' he says. - "Iftey j^w so" easier; Brought to the islands for landscaping and there are very few things that grow easily purposes, Webb says, the red-berried plant must be subjected to stringent control Our policy of providing the best service to .our guests requires better reception. here." - . . ' J It"* individuals who possess impeccable references and a stable measures. Cutting it down only leads to employment record. . It cannot be argued-that the arch of resprouting, and chemical controls could prove • Due to the growth of Coblevition on Sanibel, -towering pines over Periwinkle Way is environmentally harmful. TollPaid we or* now required by the Federal Communi- appealing to most islanders' eyes. Some, "We are tyring to find a solution that is Excellent Starting Salary cations Commission, to comply with the Simul- however, see the trees as a threat. "It is;, a Company Paid Benefits taneous Network Non-duplication Rule*. This ecologically successful," says Dr. "Webb. means that when the distant network affiliates thing of beauty and a terrible danger," says "There are no natural predators to the pepper • including life & hospitalization insurance, (Ch. 13, Band 40) are broadcasting the same Dr. William Webb, .a member of the city/s on this island. We cannot feel safe introducing paid vacation. programs as the local affiliates (Ch. 26* 20 and tl) we must'give, preference to the locar vegetation committee and former professor of a preying insect that also is non-native. We To arrange an interview, apply at the main office at Sundial > stations. During those times; Chi 26 wiir.be wildlife ecology: ; •"- ; can hope that the biological history of plant 1 Shown on Cable Ch. 4 and 9; Ch. 20 will be between 9:00 a.m. tp 4:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday ort send us Three non-native plants are in the process of introduction will repeat itself; thai is, thai the your name, address and position desired and we will send an shown on Cable Ch, Bond 5; and On 11 will be !v. shown OR Cable Ch. 13 and 10. This does not altering the islands* environment. One is the non-native plant wUl eventually level off in its application form. Toll charge will be reimbursed. ,JvaHer jprogramrtting. bot protects the interests Australian pine. Brought to the islands to success/'.- •• - -••••:•.:• ;\'V . •.-•/• ..^••.;'i-"-">-:^;:.:/V;. ;«/>h« local stations and their clients that have ~^" Equal Opportunity Employer ' ' - - „" /bdoght advertising time. screen citrus trees from the salt spray, the Seeking ways to retain a manageable pines have remained while the groves have proportion of non-native plants on the islands, 1246 Middle'Gulf Drive, Sanibel Island. Honda 33957 disappeared. -_'"•- ' and prompting the use of native plants as 472-4787 The AustraUiurpine's taproots grow dose to landscaping material is the purpose of the the ground surface and the tr^e is therefore city's vegetation committee. Committee tnem- . ber Webb advises: 4*tJse what you've gp^* and susceptible to toppling over in strong winds, Some homeowners staunchly defend the «M of Australian : t The pines are also beach lovers and then* pin* and Brazilian pepper fa landscaping. Hen, a neatly never bring anything from: whe^e';--ii-:-|s.-.:;4i> rabbit-like proliferation eventually smothers grow bentath.a cabbage pahn, _ . where i " native plants that hold sand in place to form , I •••:

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By Mark Twombly snuill boaters, he said. Before it was built bandwagon and reaping the benefits." charter and party boat use. The reefs will small boats were venturing put to deep ; The first reel was made by sinking scraps be located in 35 to 45 feet of water. The county's first artificial fishing reef water in the gulf, and sometimes ran into of steel and concrete from the old Peace Funding for , additional - artificial reefs tides / charters /guides may be too successful, according to the man trouble. "Party boats were complaining that River bridge. The largest object sunk was a could come from the federal government if a who is largely responsible for. building it. .the small boaters were following them out World War II vintage Navy boat that was bill proposed by Senator Dick Stone is Fishermen are coming back from the mile to the offshore natural reefs/' said Yakubik. towed from the Caloosahatchee River and passed. Stone's bill -calls'for an annual long reef southwest of Estero Island with The artificial reef was supposed to scuttled on January 23,1977. appropriation of $2.5 million to build r-*si*iii^^ : good catches of grouper, snook, trout and provide close, safe fishing grounds for A second artificial reef has been com- artificial reefs in the Atlaptic and.Gulf of Youit find rRP» tiu - cenw): MG («bifa C coocto to 17"): ISHING? SHELLING sheepshead, according to Beach Reefs', Inc. •recreational fishermen but Yakubik said the pleted about a mile and a half west of Mexico. The government also would make torfhhl . MnddbHors)ll , and many ntor*. IPOWER BOAT RENTALSI Privb** charters!-4 or 0 h<^r^ SMI^ beautiful bMch«« of. President MaieYakubik, but the good news commercial boats are taking unfair advan- Rekifish Pass. That reef is made of scrap available surplus equipment for use as raw jnfvrMiinQ .njncn stop,-m, material for reefs. ' ma: cushioned Matt; cruiM 9Smph; Cbatt- ur«tnhabit«d Ulai^. Ci^fV po«» or bbcHbayr flirilng: Adiytt- is attracting unwelcome guests - charter tage of the reef. concrete culverts, and:should provide an award *tji*mjCm± $35 p«f. mln. 4. Deport Copttvo 9o- ratvm 2* *obl« rtrf»». $25 rnlnlmum 2J Will pick you up on Captiva or and party boats. ' Yakubik also claims he; received little if .ideal haven for fish, according to Yakubik. States must elect to enter the reef For h^lj**to> obgut ihb EXO.USIVE. • "SeCWTT WEAPON," Yakubik said he has observed party and any financial support from the party' boat A third half-mile long- artificial reef is program and provide some funds, but under charter boats anchored over the, reef^V operators when he was seeking funds to underway a mile and a half off Sanibel south Stone's bill the federal government would said oneipartpy y h^^ptain;^^p;,^,, ^ build the reef. "There was a lack of support of the steamboat. / match state funding three to one. Yakubik about other boats over the reef getting in by the marine>elated business community," Yakubik said four deep water reefs are has urged public support of Stone's pro- tf/WIT PANTS" CHART! RS Soi^wi|^ his way. The reef was intended for use by he said, "but now they're jumping on the planned, reefs that wilt be better suited to posed legislation. '

;; :.; ;•.•;.• v.--:: Distinctive seagoing nature Z':'r'.^-f'•'.'-,• • • •.••'--• .. • '..'"; ••_."•'•.•.•'•-, ••>•';' .^ ',,••/•*•": •'"--' ••'• ' ; ^ptentures since 1970.^ a s '•Bpot;:-v.-:-'-V :•?<:%%%&W*£". ^^:?^;l:^;-;^ Capt. Df|k Frieman 472-T315 ;/:•••••.';:" ;^i(^E^|y:;7:3<^am^

Goidw Avollabh^v .'";Cqp^'tMlllopskl f.^f Vftj^^NUMrlM^y-.;;-:--.472-aw3;^ DEEP SEA FISHING •VATTO Rental Boat* & M6ft>r» MARINA .' ::••• IjtentafT^ie://'"^,. Native Star Fishing, ShellWg•$ §qUing "ISLAJND BfeLLE" Daily 8 AJM. lorry cm, Oockmaster - Coptfva Island 472-51*1 Sight Seeing 1 Gulf Star Marina Shelling - Bay Fishing i Look for the Big Red ft White Building tennis North of the Bridge. 42 passenger U.S.C.G. inspected vessel .1' 463-4780 463-2219 Capt. Bill AAazur-Capt. Dick Cain floating activities: By Mark Twombly watching a doctor apply a cast to the painfully swollen wrist. - ... • A B Sailboat tentok Giving rides on Nobles & Sunfishes - or TARPON BAY The next day he was back on the courts - captain them yourself. Located at Sanibel Beach Club, Nerita Street. call 4724196 for schedule « reservations, If there is any truth to the adage that Call 472-5579. " . ., accidents come in three's, then Bill Baker minus cast - winning the tournament. ; Charter the Bareboats A 24-foot centerboard sloop, tratleroble better, hang up his racquet. - .,•'-;> Baker's feat went unobserved by his wife. anywhere you wiont to go. Fort Myers Yacht Charter. 472-3530. ^,. Baker and his wife Dee are avid tennis She was back at their condominium recup- LET'S GO Sailing aboard the PAPA NUI in the Gulf with Capt. Al Stresen- 'players. In fact, Baker teamed up with erating from an accident that happened a Reuter oboard o 54-foot catamaran, for reservations call 332-. Fishing Halfori^iiUDiy v partner Walt Herrick to win the doubles week earlier. Mrs. Baker was playing a set Shelling— Birding 1200. • .'•..";:' • ';• - •- ' ••••• " .:: . .. ..: ' ' ••'; . .' Shelling All Equipment" competition last weekend in a tournament of mixed doubles with her husband when Fishing,shelling trips to Cabbag* Key with Captain Arrel Doane * Furnished she fell over backwards, shattering both Sightseeing , at the Dunes Racquet Club for players 45 r ^Sightseeing —.- Fishing aboard the.chgrtecbpat Odyssey land II. 472-3332. and older. And he did it with a badly arms. She. now wears castjs from her Matui* Aaventur* Afloatt "Wet Pants." Capt. Dick Frieman, swollen wrist. ; ••"••••-•• - — shoulders to her fingertips. ; . • CAPT . CHIC KENNEDY 472-1315. Charter. In singles competition at the Dunes Back Bay Exploring aboard the "Chiclet" available for charter at FISI?^TA]LESX In the opening rounds of the tournament tournament, Hilda Mason beat Marge Peck v. all day — Vs day South Seas Marina. Chic Kennedy, 472-4087. with on Saturday Baker fell on his wrist. At 1:00 ^1,6-1, and Jack Clark beat Dick Brashler Cruising with Capt. Bud Dawson. Pine Island-Sound "Pirate Capt. Bill Gartrell a.m. he found himself in the hospital 7-6 (5^4i;iebreaker), 6-2. 22'Aquasport 472-4087 Cruises," fishing, shelling, birding and outer island cruises: and Residence Sanibel Marina prayer and worship cruises (non-denominational). Call 283-0775. (8J 3) 472-3012 (813)472-2723 SOI Baker and partner Walt Sailing: Individual or group charter. Lessons by appointment. : Herrick toon doubles trophy Protected waters. Call Fred Comlossy, Southwind Inc. 472-2531. in the Dunes Racquet Club : Captain Shelling, Cabbage Key trips, Sailing and Fishing with Capt. tournament despite Baker's Mike on SongBay and Fishmonger. 472-1784. badly swollen wrist. "Butch" Cottrill Cabbage Key cruises: Lunch or dinner, shelling, fishing, Shelling and Fishing Guide "Gotabigun." South Seas Marina, Capt. B.W. Holloway.^472-2802. - Sanibel • Captiva • Cabbage Key • Upper Islands Power Boat Rentals* Several sizes and types, with varying outboards! Southwind Inc. at Sanibel Marina, 472-2531. . jack Clark won the men's Docked at Twin Palms Marino i|j9) Half day or Captiva ii/ ' CAPTIVA ISLAND Charter - Shelling - Boat Rentals - Cabbage Key singles trophy. Trips • Fishing - Capt. Bob Sabatino - Capt. Butch Cottrill... Capt. Arrel I Doane- Jensen's Twin Palms Resort & Marina 472-1727 Natural History Field Trips by water with naturalist George Campbell. Breakfast at Cabbage Key, walk across Cayo Costa, visit Phone 472-1727 (after 5 P.M. 472-2917). to an embryonic barrier island. Dec. 29, Jan. 19, Feb. 9 and 23, March 2, 9, 16. 23, 30, April 6, 13. Call 472-2180 for reservations ond.information. '.' ,,_''• :;. . ; . • ' Local gymnast qualifies Dick Brashler lost a 54 tie- FISHING SIGHTSEEING SHELLING breaker m the first set to Twelve-year-old Anne Kennedy A Public Servicofrom :;: '.- ••,!'} eventual singles winner Jack of Sanibel is one of six gymnasts V Trips to Cabbag* K«y Clark: from Lee County who qualified for the state gymnastics tournament island during regional competition last Cjotdbiftfun weekend in Fort Lauderdale. The meet, which gathered more than Captain Baugjm Holloway JSKJK) compietitors in several divi- sions,-was sponsored by the United States Gymnastics Federa- South S*os Ptantotion U.S.C.G. Approved Captiva island '• ''' ' Phone: 4722802 Miss Kennedy, former captain Fri. 19 3:21 AMH 10:31 AMI ' 4:34PMH 1l:3tPML of the Sanibel gymnastics team, Sot. 20 4:29AMH 11:03^ML.' 5:13PMH attended the event as part of a Sun." 21 12:51 AML 5:59 AMH 11:39 AM I 5:57 PMH group from Gymnastics World in Mon. 22 2 09 AM I 7:58 AMH 12:17 PML 6:43PMH Fort Myers. A 30-point score was Tues. 23 3:19 AM L 10:01 AM H 12:59 PML 7:32 PMH required to qualify for the state Wed. 24 4:21 AML ' " 90+PtiiH Sailing from South Seo» Plantation in Captivb. meet and Miss Kennedy's score Thur. 25 5:17 AM L jfc- "X • •* - -' ' Early Reservations •&&*.^ , Jgtyi ' . Suggested / . totalled 31.2 points after four Copt. I compulsory events in the"Glass III Tides have been' computed at the Sanibel lighthouse. For sooth Sfeas Plantation competition. Her scores included: upper Sanibel oncLCaptiva subtrach30 minutes^or high tide, Captiva, Fiorida^3924 vault, 8.05; beam, 7.95; floor, I hour, and 15 minutes for low fide. \ , ' th413/4/21551 ' 7.90; and uneven bars, 7.30. Bold face denotes strong tides v, 1 . r Miss Kennedy will compete in the state meet in Jacksonville on February 9, 10 and 11. Winners % from that event wil go on to Anne Kennedy of Sanibet toSl compete m national competition* the state • *A JB6 January 19,1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter January 19,1979 B7 FISHING REPORT Pro-am tennis at Casa Ybel efore you leave . orm* and Fritx Stoppeibein Fifteen tennis pros from Sanibel-Captiva, to compete in pro-anv doubles matches Naples, Fort Myers and Cape Coral have beginning at 9:30 a.m^ Sunday. Singles been invited to participate in a pro-am competition between the area pros will be <.• SEATOOUT These have been the mainstay of the exhibition Sunday, January 21 at Casa Ybel held in the afternoon. regular fishermen this week.-Hie waters east of the GROUPER Those fishing'the offshore reefs reported Beach and Sport Resort on Sanibel. . .. Causeway produced large spotted seatrout and large a few good catches of grouper. One party hooked up Casa Ybel Manager Fred Hawkins said The public is invited to watch the sand seatrout (called gray trout by some anglers). with .a jewfish that was in the 100 pound range. each teaching .pro also has been asked to exhibition free of charge. Free hot dogs and RefugeQreeks and Tarpon Bay were other good spots, Minimum legal length for grouper is 12 inches. bring a member of his club to the exhibition soda will be available. especially when the winds blew. live shrimp or touts for bait. Minimum legal length for spotted seatrout is 12 inches. WHITING Still scattered around the bay and Sound and along the shoreline. Try pieces of shrimp for these, or in shallow water, a small jig may work. BEDFISII Hanging under mangroves on hign tide in Refuge Creeks and Tarpon Bay. If you found the^ight spot, you could pick up quite a few two to three pounders. A couple of anglers fishing from a boat buy your vacation a brought in three while a couple,in another boat anchored 50 feet away were bringing them in as fast as. they could re-bait their hooks. lave shrimp for bait. SWAC guests at Cape Bank home for as little as Minimum legal length for redfish is 12 indies. Visit the lobby of the Cape Coral Bank, Shakespeare tackle representative and $4,400 Full Price! 1612 E. Cape Coral Parkway, Cape Coral, Glenn Pace, Edar Marine & Fishing Tackle Hooked snook during- banking hours February 2,5 And 6to consultant; see the fishing displays and chat wfth; . Monday, February 5 - Marshall Tread- Dr. Gertrude Groat of members of South West Anglers Club well, Director of Division of Parks & Westminster, Maryland Compare renting weekly vacations (SWAC) on their favorite subject -- fishing;'JR$creation for Lee County and avid snook and her ton, Tom Grots of SHEEPSHEAD The staple spedes for dock and pier fisherman; ^' ^';';'-;j': "I^t'/^'^'l"' '•' • to owning them fishermen in cool weather. Boaters congregating near EUicott City, Maryland, SWAC members well known in tne world ; Tyesday/Feb^n^^ Bruoaker, had good hick with snook at Sanibel Lighthouse Resort & Club Punta Rassa were also pulling in some nice size fish. of fishing wfll be featured as special guests World Accuracy Casting Champion, 7 times on a recent charter with Bait for these small-mouthed nibblers was pieces of each afternoon from 2dOO ito 4:00 p.m.: as amateur and pro, holder.of 55 National Capt. 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B8 January 19,1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter January 19,1979 B9 Coastal Fishing rnnmim available •/••! By Capt. Duke Sells scotch bonnet during the blow "and I would say the best tishing DOW The Youth Conservation Corps (YCG) available from local schools, the UJ5. Forest Boati program in Florida is now accepting appli- Service, or Office of Environmental Educa- ••(•\\ Tween Waters Marina, Captiva could have filled a number two would be in the deep holes that rnrrnnt oftaiwIlnfMi W L cations from young people between 15 and tion, Department of Education, Tallahas- washtub with others if thtey were nearly always ; occur about the 1. Loggerheads 51 17 Cindy Moore 193 18 years old for summer employment.-This see, FL 32304. Applications must be Another severe cold front so inclined. I guess it really; is "an mouths of creeks where the t>ig 2. The Housekeeping Co.. ; ':, r>45 v 23 Millie Councilman 192 year about 858 young Floridians will partici- completed and mailed no later than. March forced! its way across the island ill wind that blows no good." .-< . game, fish will congregate, .The ^.3^S5^ierSupply:&iServ.; 40 28 Jeannette Case 186 pate in the work-learn environment of 15 to the-YCC Selection Office, P.O. Box and succeeded in killing some Some whispers of good snook same old jigiinlck.works here but 4 Island Services 39V* 28 Vt Jean Bair 179 Florida's National Forests, National Parks, 800; Falls Church, VA 22046. Selection of 1 Free boat inspections will be conducted occasionally a large^^, live scrimp 5;Beach Floor Covering 37 31 ••• ••••.•'• -' i •: •;?;*',.•.•••..-• • .....'•• National Wildlife Refuges,: and other public participants will be made by a random guppies m the tank along with a fishing along the lower • Sanibel on Sanibel this weekend. Sponsored by the process using computers. This way, every stray parakeet or two. However, that is free lined will add to the i"6. CrownPhimbing" \. •'•••.••" 34 34 Split comversions areas. Both residential and non-residential canals have' crossed, my desk Sanibel-Captiva Power Squadron and the 71 Mom's Crackerbox 33 35 2-7, Kay Byers ; job opportunities are available. person making an application has. an equal box. ':. :••' ';••,, ••:-:::V'v'';/''7':" ;M,:-> in my travels across the briney I which is not at all surprising since U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, the inspections 8. Casa delMama j*^ ^30 38 :•'•. ?-7 Ruth Homberg Some YCC employees are based at the chance for selection. didn't see a-single fish that was the northers have .them all shiver-' will be held Friday and Saturday, January 9. The Open Gate .>"V'' 39 4-5 TonlVerdung J J^. "Ding" Darling ^National WUdlife stunned by the cold. As there will ing in the mud in the deepest spot You can just about forget fish- 19-20. at the dock of Robert Dahlgren, 780 I tO.Geotuiy2i V 24Vt 43V2 5-7 Irene Seaver Refuge on Sanibel. Limpet Drive in the Shell Harbor canal just be a warming trend this week, I they can find. ing next to the woods while this il.fiartiiCare /\ 44 •' "'•"4-10 Rhonda Wilson The Youth; Conservation Corps, admin- west of Sanibel Marina. : Golf competition look for great results in the fish I have found that a white or pink north - wind blows as it will 12. Scotty's Pub I \ •• zi 47 ••>; 5-10 Barb Schultz istered by the U.S. Department of Agricul- Inspections will be done from 9:30 a.m. to -"• " gossip circles. jig, sometimes tipped with shrimp effectively keep the tide from • • / " \ . 5-10 Mary Wilson ture -Forest Service, U.S. Department of 3:30 p.m. Friday, and 9:30 a.m. to noon on Reralts from JamtarolO A 1-5-7 Jean Jafrett the.Interior, and State government is a The' Women's-golf tournament at the What I did see this week was and worked very slowly, will coming up high enough. The full Saturday. some of the best shelling tides and produce a snook dinner. The time moon will keep the tides moving at The Open Gate 3, ScAtty's Pol 4-5-7 Jenny Fowler nationwide work, learn, and earn program. Dunes Golf and Country Club was rained : Each inspection lasts about 20 minutes, Beach Floor Covering 4, Crow]APlumbing.O-' 5-7-9 Mildred Moore Work projects vary as to the agency, and out last Friday, but a tournament will be shell beds that I have experienced of day '.doe:sn*^re'^y';see%''.to; be:'2t-' a rapid pace and since the wind is and boats that pass the examination will be Casa del Mama 2/C^ntury 21 5-8-10 Jane Myers . area, but projects undertaken are ones that played every Friday morning when the

in an awful long time. These high great factor although some rely on to come about to the south today given official U.S. Coast Guard decals that Mom's Crackerbox 1, Island Services 3 :: • '.-. - -. . " . .- • . ' accomplish needed conservation work that weather is good. All women golfers are mounds of shells -on the upper th£ dawn hoursY I have; had-'the you will see a drastic change for show marine authorities the boats are Ron'sTrailerSupply'1,.:Earth Care 3 might not otherwise get done and help invited to compete in the tournaments. Con- islands should be around for this best luck at the change of tide but the better. "-properly equipped. Loggerheads 0, The Housekeeping Co. 4-. ;' develop an understanding and appreciation tact the Dunes for information. week, at least until they are the secret is to not hurry {the , Since I have .a charter in a few If you are unable to get to Dahlgren's ' of Florida's natural environment and heri- The Men's Golf Association played a best dock, inspectors will come to you. Call Herb ffighwries v ,••••'•.•".•.: tage.- ' :. ; - • ••'... of three tournament Wednesday morning. worked over;; retrieve as these cold natured logs minutes I better get out of here Ferguson of the Auxiliary at 472-4443, or r The winning team of Lloyd-Dean-Ohlman Cind^BIppii;5q4-;:;.;:,-';,.•:; •' ••'• ' •'•'•" .''• •• • • ':.,'•"" - "' Camps will be coeducational and last six One of my parties last week are not about to chase anything and test all of the above. Good robert Kessler of the Power Squadron at Jeannette Case 500 • • ' • :. - ;• r. • ,' to eight weeks, and pay will be minimum had a low net of 22. Second were Stinch- found two junonias plus a huge they have to work for. Fishing, /s/ €apt. Sells 472-1772 for an appointment. Ruth Mays 477 wage, $2.90 per hour. field-Squires-Bradt with 23, and Glaeser- Irene Seaver 465 ^ ''•"*'-*•"• Applications for the YCC program are Reed-Curtis finished third with 24. .

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By Freda Inrka sci-fi writers is "Cassandra although everything in life was Wayne Best sellers run law Rising" edited by ABee Laurence. she discovered she knew next- to ByMaryR-Kelsey imparted from ancfent nothing about him. By David' Madden. Wales. With damp colds, howls and "This House of Sky:" Ivan Dojg A Walk Across America, by Peter clue with which to solve a murder, a fact His Demand by patrons for copies of so-called or give the volume to friends. The library findbiiiigs from *The Sound of Mid- begins with his mother's death when he Julia- is free-wheeing and let-live, Jenkins. Just afUsr graduating from college followers can depend on. "best sellers"' is putting a heavy strain on would be -grateful for any /such book and n%ht" by Charles Grant. was six in 1945 and ends with his Louise starchier and more pious. The . Peter Jenkins was so disillusioned by the "Sheridan. A novel of baroque suspense set the resources of the Sanibel Public Library, would welcome them as useful gifts. grandmother's death — and a dose caD - Husenmeir sisters are a good deal of turbulent events of his time that he against the splendor of Venice in 1891, Murmurs Of f^rth, The Voyager c Inter- now that the season of high use has'arrived. Books at the library that currently are in An antasing Kttle caper and of his own -- nearly 30 years later. In fun as adventure by•••S?iy$?!^ ^ considered leaving the country. Instead he during Festival Season. A story of thereat stellar Recordi by t!arl Sagan. In Aug. and Virtually.all of these volumes are on the great demand, with a waiting list of 10 to 20 breeze of light intrigue is between: adaadmg, lyrical summoning thread their way through the century decided to walk across it. He found that it • international art-dealing Demaury family Sept.; of ismtwo- remarkable spacecraft reserve list and a person may have to wait people, include Taylor CaldweUjs.^Bright "Discretion'' by David Linzee. of Us Montana childhood - Hie stirring from 1911 on hi this jaunty scrapbook was not* enough just to^ walk /througb and the search of the 90-year old patriarch were launched. Affixed to each is a gold- three to four months before a copy is Flows the River," "Christh»r.Crawford's debut of a gifted writer. saga: "Six of One" by Rita Mae Brown. America, he had to stop and work and live Giles and his search for the family member coated phonograph record, a message from available. One way to shorten the waiting "Mamma Dearest," John MacDonald's'The "On to Berlin" by James M.Gavin: A with the people. There he ftmnd it;.;. the to be his heir. Earth to possible extraterrestrial dviliza- list for best sellers is to provide more books Enipty Copper Sea," Howard Michener's reappraisal of the military triumphs On a vacation trip to his birthplace, "Farnfly Occasions." George' Clay's real America! In this book Peter records the tioris. The chance that the record will ever — through donations to the library. "Chesapeake" and Herman Wouk's "War and potkyjnistakes of the dosing Wayne Harrington, an fffrnrHqifrpro - first novel is that of a family that coukt first half of his journey from Alfred; New v The Tarot Murders, by Mignon Warner, reach an extraterrestrial is remote, but this and Remembrance." Others are "Second York to the Gulf of Mexico. A book for Mystery devotees, will -welcome .back Mrs., - by no means diminishes the significance of phase of WWII in Europe as seen from fessor, ldDs himself. He leaves three have been broken after the desertion of Most best sellers are selections of one of Generation" by Howard Fast; "Far Pavil- Americans to take to thefr heart with love Charles, the dairvoyante detective, and her its presence on Voyager. In this book is' : both the parachute exit and the ADkd small children and a wife, Ann. "The an irresponsible charming and akohoBc the various'book clubs to which many ions" by M.M. Kaye; 'Thursday"the Rabbi command councils. - Suicide's Wife" from then oo is wholly father, bat which instead slowly re- -.andpride. •-.• •..•-;•,.'; ';'\~T-'^O"; .'• .^'''•:'>' ' friend, ex-Detective Chief Superintendent . explained the reason for making the record, Went Out" by Kemehnen; "Prelude to Sayer. Do Tarot cards ever lie? islanders -subscribe. Many book club sub- devoted to her straggle with numbness knits itself. Family history being built how it was made and what the record says, scribers read the monthly selection, find It Terror" by Helen Maclnnes and "Distant A sprightly collection of 19 stories by and her coming-to-knowledge that out of pebbles. '--'•' ; Summoned to Darkness, by Anne-Marie not only to possible extraterrestrials but to unfit for their permanent collection and loan Mirror" by Tuckerman. ' A Sleeping Life, by Ruth Rendell. As human beings in the last half of the # continued on next page usual Chief Inspector Wexford has only one twentieth century. ". . '

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B12 January 19,1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter January 19,1979 B13 t • (•;. is 4never underestimate luck9 r THE Breakfast Place r Duncan table one where my partner and I were sitting bid _was incorrect. "Four Clubs should have Noi^h-South as usual. My partner, North, been the bid. In view of your weak hand and — 111 It is always a pleasant feeling, to say the BREAKFAST- TAM to PAA 21 opened the bidding with one Club. East the length in Clubs you must try to shut out. 2 -a least, to find that one's opponents have missed doubled. Since we use the Short Club opening, the opposition before they find the strength of Variety of Egg Dishes, Waffles, Pancakes, a makeable slam against any defense. Even if I regarded my hand with a baleful eye. In view their combined hand??' French Toast, and "Kay's Delight" with the slam is tinbiddable — a; pronouncement One North-South pair played the hand at a our delicious "Sanibel Sauce." made by our Bridge Director j Joe Winter- mere four Clubs, unchallenged by their East- towd, about this hand at the>'December 15 tWest opponents who were perhaps already duplicate game: KT ^.1' seated southwest glowing with the Christmas spirit and did not LUNCH" ilAM to 2PM •• •..•':•••>••••••.•-'•.•-•-•••--- iNortn ••.•••--..,..-.- •. -.• r . S-K108 3 ; suspect the combined combu^ioS^of their Lighthouse Specials, Chowder, Sandwiches, *••'•'':•'$&:.: 1 : hands! v ; ••••.' • H-Q9 ::: ::•,-'"--'^- \ Soups, Salads and "Tuna Melts". * 7 of the .double it appeared that East too was The best defense by East-West against the : EAT BETTER AT HOME West . ;.' V-JA ': --",/' -East -•:.-,; seeking a major fit. I bid two Clubs. West five Club contract was made by the Bridge- S-J5 C-AKQ10 4 S-AQ19 7 DINNER" 6:30PM to 9:30PM came up with two Hearts. ; Director's wife, Helen, and her partner, Bud: THAN ANYWHERE ELSE! H-10 5 4 32 i H-AK8 7 When my; partner passed I wondered if he Knight. Her partner led the Heart King then 5 Nights, Tuesday thru Saturday Night D-A10 8 5 S-64 2 D-K972 had four Hearts and four Spades and his hand played a Diamond which Helen took with her Crepes, French Style Steaks, Omelettes Leave the cooking to Si Bon! €-7 2 H-J C-none had fallen apart with my Club raise. After- Ace. At this point Helen looked the Dummy and Shrimp Newburg wards he said he was fearful of pushing the over carefully and astutely shifted to the Jack DELECTABLE DISHES C-J98 6 5 opponents into a major game - and right he of Spades, hoping for a ruff with her John Vroman at the piano from 7:00 PM READY TO REHEAT AND ENJOY East West vulnerable. was. But East jumped to four Hearts and in doubleton Spade holding. Her partner won ATYOURLEISURE ; view of their vulnerability and the big score two Spade tricks and returned the suit for a CLOSED MONDAY 472-9976 2244 Periwinkle Way None of the East-West "Friday-Nighters" they would surely rack up, I felt forced to bid ruff. Another- Diamond winner gave the found the Heart slam. In fact, none went on to five Clubs .-- relieved when our opponents defenders their sixth trick — down four. 362 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel Island, Florida five Hearts over the five Club sacrifice most mercifully passed and let my partner go down Let the lesson of this week's column be: HOME OF THE "SANIBEL SAUCE" OPEN 7 DAYS II:3O - 7:3O North-South pairs reached.- ' three, undoubled, for a high score. Never underestimate luck in Bridge! The four Heart contract three East-West "There is no way the hand can be played at Friday evening top scores: teams were allowed to play was a shoo-in. All fivev Clubs, undoubled," our director later North-South: Charles Wilson and Don three declarers made six Hearts easily since commented. But two of us did get away with Brown 186, Norma and Luddy Loos 185V2, both missing Heart honors drop and the Spade it. More often than most duplicate players care Rosalyn and Eugene Goodman 185. finesse, a natural one, is on. In fact, the only to admit, it is not one's brilliance that wins the East-West: Mabel and Ken Oliver 181, Jack An Old Time Butcher Shop trick East-West must give up is a Diamond. points, but the kindness of one's opponents! and Dick Brashler 173, Louise Back and Jean where we serve to serve again Here is how the inexpert'bidding went at The Director pointed out that my two Club Schure 172. Over-the-counter service, and specializing in 1223 Periwinkle Way, meats for your freezer. Sanibel Mon.-Wed. 8-5:30; Thurs.-Sat. 8-6 472-1771 829 SE 47th Terrace, Cape Coral Serving SanibcTs Finest Seafood 542.505O Since T"-"1?.^: NOTIGE LUNCHEON serving 11:30 tiD2:3 0 weekdays ' • * • '

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FOOLS DIE By Mario Puzo, certain young men are willing to manager of one of the biggest part in the Las Vegas formula. Sex G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1978,572 pp. pay handsomely- for some clerical gambling resorts. And here the is essential to lure ^e suckers^ Continental : Specializing in skullduggery that will keep their book can serve as a primer on the those^i who ;;-loEME^;:*hfti- 'itqperaUnwi! ' •-•''/.j^.'" By Griffing Bancroft offspring from the clutches of the workings jof- the gambling in- going,V^specially^-^the -wealthyj /Northern Italian-French Dishes > v : OverloqUngt&eGiiIf draft, -v.;, •.•-•; ,-;V' ^ ' --•: : dustry, especially the darker sides ^^ A famous city editor once, told Our hero does not resist this lS his staff that the essential require- temptation for- long, in fact he ^^^^gi6f the= mevitable ments for a good story were customers. There is no need for women; wampum and wrong- i thai. The ^i^ceibfte^s always^ '££ Mejtfynbecomes adept a^ doing. "If you want to get rieh favor the house and it is clear that ing in the lambs for the shearing. On that basis this first novel in in this country," observes the gambling managers often lose His bait, in addition to fabulous some time by the author of "The faith in their wives, their religion, free accommodations offered byv • FETTUCCINE ALLA ALFREDO VERDI Godfather" is a good story. For it the gambling manager, even: in God' Hiinseif. j&iii t&ey? •Ihe feo»use^ is sex in whatever* Spinach egg noodles with a sauce to grand you'll remember Rome. : contains plenty of all three and, never lose faith in the percen- manner and quantity the prospect • ARAGOSTA NEAPOLITAN AUBERGINE given the unfailing fascination "you have to do it in tages. •• v,;- ';.'yf •v ')]• ''•:V:':H^.'--\: tive gambler might desire. • • - • ;, Lobster tall* and Eggplant prepared our own special *«by; one Italian and for a with sex, money and sin, it seems -And where- better to find"this flavor out of this world. Try this combination tonight! 11 . : _ the dark." The gamblers are mostly stock- assured of continuing popularity. holders and tax collectors and here bait at its most glamorous than in * JUMoOLT A Italian peasant stew a la carte The story opens in that mecca of the reader gets a course in the art HoB^obd? So ^Here, our hero A delightful combination of garden fresh zucchini,; green beans, and the seamy side, Las Vegas, of *%kmimingi'* the pocketing of gathersKhis ilures and in ithe Horida Trend Magazine - 1977 mushrooms prepared in a light homemade tomato spiiioe to.accent the tari w^ff* Nevada. And before you have money before it gets: into the process moves into a high position Florida Guide - 1978 ALL DINNERS INCLUDE OUR SPECIAL more than dipped into this long yields to it readily. books where it might be traced. in the gambling world, a position New York Times Travel Edition - 1977 •; NEAPOLITAN STYLE ANTIPASTO ^| book there is action aplenty: "It was fascinating, being a There are also strong-arm; -not without dire risks as the Fine Food, Drink and Conversation massive winnings at the gambling crook," he philosophizes. "It methods used to dispose of those -readerwill discover^ ^^^; - ? v tables followed by a suicide. In brought out the best in me." who might reveal these convert If there' is a lesson in all this ' * Your Hosts; Margie Ann and tiouia Letizia case you like surprises, you will He is making money out of the 3313 West Gulf EMve.Sariibel. Florida practices, and various unpleasant perhaps it is demonstrated Sorry, reservations not accepted Open 5:00-9:30 p.m. i get one when you discover who war effort and does feel a little ways of discouraging dealers who through an honest, law-abiding the suicide is. 2500 feteto guilty when he finds himself might try td cheat ihe honest ;and ^TOI^ The hero .-- who is neither the hoping the war will go on and on. player, They must be kept coming beforehis time. Our hero is moved winner nor the suicide - is a young But he consoles himself with the to the tables and kept in ignorance to philosophize about this. The man named Merlyn, and if you thought that many legally Hionest of the arcane practices which they conclusion drawn is simply that suspect he sometimes thinks of men are also making money out of make possible. 7( the virtuous are apt to come to himself in terms of his legendary the war effort and, doubtless, like ; "If yoii want to. get rich in this their end before the sinners. So he ••'•..*'&&i~<;.- namesake, that crystal-ball gazer him also hope the killing will country," observes the gambling goes on sinning. • : ; v for King Arthur, you will be right. continue. manager, "you have to do it in the : The novel may be faulted for its '•-"'''.' '''t'.'i-y?^-," : : Like the original Merlyn he is a It is: inevitable that our hero will dark." .-• ': , r .-• £,. ± .ry ••:'•<: lack of a constructive message ^nd turn up in Las Vegas. And here he smart operator. He soon gets on There is a long interlude in perhaps for its over use of four £i^ the wrong side of the law while becomes a protege of a character Hollywood which adds little to the letter words, but it is a good PelmRrd** working as an army clerk at the nor too different from the god- story. It hardly needs additional robust story. It shas all the beginning of World War Two. He fathers so familiar to the author, emphasis that sex is a marketable and then discovers that weakliy iamQies" of nlather-figure is the commodity, but this does play a some. i

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Island Reporter January 19,1979 B21 ^20 January 19,1979 Island Reporter Artists Show at Harmon 'Norway'first\of world travel film series The 16th Annual Major Florida Artists ... . * •* * artists. New York City American:. art Cam Magic show Show, now in progress at The Harmon pen collector Roy R. Neuberger will jury the Islands of the South Seas" by Philip Walker Gallery ^Naples, will continue through "Norway, from the lively capital of Oslo offered this season. Others will be "Carib- works in competition for this show, and will JanuaryjSfT featuring the ^wpr^^f; 2T to northernmost H&mmerfest, the town of bean' Dutch Treat" by Chickering and on March 19. ; then judge the show for cash awards. Ohioans will be interested to learn that the "Midnight; Sun'." will be the subject of painters,.;eight sculptors and two soft West Summit Street, Chagrin Falls, Ohio, Porterfield on February 5; "Ireland" by Tickets are available from AATJW mem- set for Richard N. Campen, part-time Sanibel 44022: Ed Lark's World Travelventure Fflm pro- Chris Borden on February 18; "Thebers; Danish. Imports at Edison Mall, and sculpture artists, • ;.0., resident -and author of a popular book on gram at 2:30 p.m.'Sunday in the Fort Myers Danube, Vienna to the Black Sea" by Gene First Federal Sayings and Loan Association Recognized as the foremost exhibition of Sanibel-Captiva, announced publication last High School Auditorium. The Blackstone Magic Show featuring' its kind in the state on an annual basis, Campen also is the author of "Sanibel and Wianckoon March 4, and "Tahiti and of Fort Myers. . month of "German Village Portrait," a "Captiva .. ^EnchantingIslands." magician Harry Blackstone, son of world Harmon's Florida collection is iw photographic profile of Columbus, Ohio. famous magician "The Great Blackstone," is Lark, world traveler and fflm producer, exhibition in various state museums. This According to Campen the book is a photo- scheduled for a one-time performance in the lived in Norway for three years. He fflmed A program exploring pending state year it will be displayed at the Polk Public Organist Michael Corzine will perform in' graphic history of the city's growth, the country from two viewpoints: a visitor legislation affecting education in Florida Fort Myers Exhibition Hall at 8:15 p.m. on Museum in Lakeland throuj^ February and concert at 5:00 p.m. Monday in Saint Luke's urbanization and recent attempts at renew- ates meet and a Norwegian. His full-length color will lie presented at Edison Community Tuesday. • is scheduled for the Daytona Museum of Church in Fort Myers as part of Edison al. Campen claims Columbus is one example feature includes the spectacular scenery of College Saturday, January 27 at 1:QO p.m., Blackstone's performance has been billed .;. Art8iartd?,&ienceiin\1981i1-V;-;!v:- "^.^•••; V-'^"; .;• Community Collegers Fine Art Series. of an American city that managed to Shipmates of the Sanibel-Captiva Power fjords, waterfalls and glaciers, the old world with Ray V. Pottorf, superintendent of Lee by the Los Angeles Times as 'the greatest > The Gallery is providing flit American An assistant.professor of organ at Florida reverse the downward spiral of urban Squadron met January 9 At the home of traditions still honored by the people, and County Schools presenting the program. magic show in a quarter of a century." Masters exhibition for the Canterbury State Universjiy, Coratoe has performed decay. Margaret Creter, and several new members winter sports. > Also on the program will be Harry E. Tickets are available at "Tickets Here" School in Fort Myers on February 10 and 11 with the Eastman-Rochester Symphony, The book contains over 100 of Campen's attended. Plans for. organizing the: -up- Hagerman, Lee County Schools' resource laws locations, or at the main box office in the and ititr the Dayton Museum next year. and has won awards in various organ : photographs and illustrates many aspects of coming Change of Watch ceremony were The World Travelventure Fflm Series is person for legislative issues. There is no Fort Myers Tourist Center'. Prices start at In addition to mvil&g 30 or more of the competitions in the United Stat^v ^ Columbus' architecture, amenities and life. discussed, and a committee was appointed sponsored by the Fort Myers branch of the charge for admission to the. program, which $7 per person. Call 3344958 for more state's most prominent resident artists; this The concert is free and open to the public. The book is available at Macintosh Book- American Association of University topic at to nominate officers for the new year. New wfll be in the college's auditorium, located information. . ' v. yeto^armon has a^ juried section for newer shop or by writing West Summit Press, 27 Women. This is the second of six films on the first floor of Building E. officers will be named in March. i|l||gje; Over 10OShell*. Waterbtrds and other original RESIN SUPPLIES ENAMEL on COPPER ARTISAN SHOP JEWELRY FINDINGS Start the day with us! ? "Itlaqd" designs in stock. SHELL DISPLAY BOXES - PLAQUES NUTMEG VILLAGE SPRAYS. GLUES. ADHESIVES NOW... THE SANIBEL LIGHTHOUSE! CRAFTS & SHELL SUPPLIES 2807 West Gulf Drive ': ' "' '. ' n*«dl«pdln« d*slgn !• now In stock. ';: ' •" ; ~. CRAFT SHELLS SHELL & CRAFT BOOKS MEN'S BIBLE STUDY DeBIJOUTERI JEWELRY Sanibel, Florida 33957 • NEEDLEPOINT • HOOKED RUGS , FINISHING DEPT. ; • CREWEL • CROSS STITCH PILLOWS. 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H<5 rocerieis-AA^af s $5.75 $5.75 Cold Beer & Wine ,; AAagazines-Post Cards' 1b offer on Sanibel Hats-Health & Beauty Aids Fishing Tackle sdnniie aWard v^inrrtng food & NORTH END OF SANIBEL | AT THE ' oh the Gulf BUND PASS tva turidi 11:30^2106 Dinnerj6:00-9:30 BRIDGE At Blind Wesson Sanibel 472-4244 Island Reporter January 19,1979 B23 January 19,1979 Island Reporter Rosemergy-Blakeloek Mr. and Mr*. Harold Baglin Young Artists finalists chosen - Aliss Joanna Rosemergy, daughter-of Ars Nova Quintet " Mrs. D. Rosemergy of Ban Antonio, Texas, ;- Seven finalists have been selected from awarded for dance, instrument, voice and and Capt. Ralph A. Blakelock Jr., son of the twenty young performers who partici- piano performances at the May concert at Mrs. and Mrs. Ralph A. Blakelock Sr. of :. Bernice St. Pierre and Harold Baglin pated u the Fogt Myers Symphony Orches- the discretion of the judges., Funding is Sanibel, were married on, January 13 in the were married in an afternoon ceremony tra and Chorurus Associ i 's Young Artists' provided by the First National Bank in Fort chapel of Trinity College in San Antonio. January 8 in Chapel By The Sea on Captiva. Auditions December 28. Myers. .- — — performs at ECC Miss Laurie Blakelock, sister of the bride- The Rev. Bruce Milligan officiated. The finalists were chosen to. take part in- groom, of Sanibel served as the bride's The bride lives in Manchester, Connecti- the Young Artists* Concert to be held in The Ai», Nova Quintet, resident. wind honor attendant. The bridegroom's father cut and on Sanibel; the bridegroom also Fort Myers on Saturday, May 19. The quintet at the University of South Florida, served as best man. lives in Manchester. ' ^ finalists were dancers Faith Winsbrough of will perform on Tuesdayf January 80 at A reception following the ceremony was Invited guests to the ceremony gave the Naples, and Cathy ColemanofFcot Myers; £dison Ctymnubufty, CoUege, as |wrt of its held in the Junior League House in San bride in marriage and the bridegroom, a Steve Roberts, French Horn, Fort Myers; Fred Waring and; h» 30 Young Pennsyl- Antonio. : tenor soloist, sang to his bride as part of the fine Arts Series. ""• , r : Linda ForaoU. soprano, Naples; and pian- vanians wiB bring^^neir new theme 'show .The quintet has, since 1971, built a Mrs. Blakelock is a graduate of the nuptials. ' . ' '•; /• '•' -v . '• .; '.'•. •. ;•" ists Marflee Gregory of Naples, David "More About Love" to the Fort Myers reputation as one of Florida's finest cham- - University of Texas arid is a clinical A reception in the Lighthouse Restaurant TeMord of Fort. Myers, and Kimberiey - phsychologist. Capt. Blakelock is a graduate- .followed the ceremony. Exhibition Hall on Sunday. January 28. A -ber ensembles.- The group, recently has : Friesen of Marco Island. limited number Center box office in downtown Fort Myers tickets left campus. The couple will live at Captain's Walk on In addition to the Harry Fagan memorial or at any of the Tickets Here locations Sanibel. $1,000.00 scholarship,, $250 prizes may be around Lee County. - J MMtfqtMii i w s for Capllva Island aumnun Wall Known Island Naturalist Island Shopping Center - Next to Bailey's and otfwr Hnmtfrmo feompontif FISHING Gaorae Campbell Fishing-Shelling-Trips to Cabbage Offers NO LONMR ONLY mew, . Key Daily-Cottage & Motel Rentals Jensen's Twin Palm »OLD UCUISmfcY *Y W1IOHT Resort* Marina Capt. 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\-f •.; Island Reporter January 19,1979 B25 B24 January 19,1979 - : Island Reporter instructor. For more* information church reports that the shingling Carolyn Smith of Sanibel was die contact Mrs. Rapperport, 542- of the sanctuary roof unit is first person to correctly identify the complete but re-roofing of the flat statue in last week's Puzder ad one 5192. that watches over the courtyard at church notes roots was delayed by weather, St. Michael and All Angels Episco- thiring the! past week workmen . pal Church.on SanibeL On Sunday, January 28, the has served parishes in Akron, Pledges and gifts to the building . also installed drywaffing and mod- Sanibel Community Church will Ohio and IndJampolfa, Indiana and fund of the Sanibel Community ified the church's air conditioning present the Chapel Choir of the before retirement served on the Church now total $80,000. The system. First Presbyterian Church of Or- staff of the Eastern Ohio Assoda- lando. Directed by Jack Wilson ef the United Church of OBITUARY ^ and with Jack Bookhardt as organ- Puzzler ist, the choir will perform "The Dr. Nefeta las been active in This graphic advises passersby of Gathering," a contemporary canr the w«rk «i tfce denomination and the house specialty. If you know the tana written by the Wind com- 1MS served «B President of the Mrs. Willie Elmore Glass location, call us at 472-1587. - poser Ken Medema. "The Gather- Btu4 et Mteistries. He Mas also ing" tells of the church in today's •sailed en tfce Committee for' Mrs. Willie Elmore Gluts, 91, a resident She is survived by three sons, John P. of Sanibel for 19 years, died Monday Glass, Jr., of Essington, Pennsylvania; world and win be perfonttsd Racial Jvstke and the Long Range morning, January 15 in Fort Myers Com- Franklin E. Glass of Dayton, Tennessee; during the 9:15 and 11:00 aum. Plamning Committee for the munity Hospital after an illness of several and T. Gunter Glass of Mt. Vernon, Illinois; worship services. United Church of Christ. Dr. weeks. • five grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren; Nelson and his wife will be taring Long active in church, civic and commun- and one sister, Mrs. A.D. Williamson of Dr. James W. «ftae on Sanibel during the next three ity affairs, "Miss Willie" was a member of Asheville, North Carolina. United months and, reading at Sanibel the Sanibel Community Church and leader Sanibel of the Bible Class which had met at her Following cremation, graveside services Church of Christ home weekly for many years. -:' • will be conducted Saturday, January 20 in that Rev. Dr Nel- Born in Montgomery, Alabama, the Montgomery .Alabama. A memorial service son The Jewish Community Center daughter of Nellie Gunter Elmore and . will be held at Sanibel Community. Church with him at the Church- A native of Lee County will offer a Bible Franklin Harper Elmore, she was the at 2:00 p.m.,on Tuesday, January 23. of Chicago, Dfinois, Dr. Nelson is a course, for the general public widow of John Purnell Glass and had been a The family requests that flowers be graduate of Lakeland College and starting Thursday, February 1, resident of Wetumpka, Alabama before omitted. Memorial gifts may be made to the Oberhn School of Theology. He with Dr. Samuel Silver serving as comirttr to Sanibel. ••;:•.." ; Sanibel Community Church'building fund.

si Synagoguat 2721 Del Prddo St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Bible Study and Prayer Meeting Tuesday*. Sanibel Congregational United Church of Tem| Churcht Rev. James D.B. Hubbs, Rector, Mr. 9:15 a.m. at First Baptist Church on Sanibel. Bird Tours of the Islands with Gritting Bancroft. Leave Cinema Christ* Worship Sundays 10:30 a.m. in Hi* Club Parkway, Cape Coral. Friday worship. 8:00 p.m. island cinema .-'-*' '•: Captiva Fire Control District Commissioners meet second Larry Brunke. organist-choirmaster. Sundays: Public invited. •;-.. : r Plaza at dawn. Reservations must be made ot Macintosh Book Store, Tuesday of each month at 8:30 a.m. Captiva Community Center, Room of the Dunes Country Club. Dr. James For information coll 542-3733. The HolyEucharist at 7:30am. and 9:30 am. --ACKOSS THI OMAT DIVIM" * Just the sort of adventure 472-1447. Gore Road. •_•-,... Wills Lenhart, Minister. Greek Orthodox Church off S.W. Florida* on tho 1 st. 3rd and 5th Sundays of each month. everyone dredmrvabout experiencing^. Perhaps* the best family Birdlng Tours_ by George Weymouthi Morning and afternoon. Alcoholics Anonymous Closed discussion meeting, Tuesday, 8:00 Morning Prayer. 2nd and 4fh Sundays of eoch Stole Study Oroup of St. Michael and All Captive) Chapel by the Seat Dr. David E. Rev. Arthur Kontinos. Pastor. Sunday services picfuhejbf the year. Stars Heather Rattray, Mark Edward Hill. Robert Reservations made through Bailey's General Store, 472-1516. p.m. Open speakers meeting at St. Michael and All Angels Angels EpiscbpalChurch meets Monday. 7:30c-. < Logon,ondfl.cort of Wild animal*. Rated G. Plays Frldoy-Thursdoy, Weinland, minister in residence. Interdenomi- held at 10:30 a.m. at Cypress Lake Drive month*. Wednesdays: Holy Eucharist at 9 am. Natural History Field Trips by water with naturalist George Episcopal Church, Periwinkle Way, every Friday night, 8:00 p.m. .p.m. In the parish boll. .•••• "('-y\,. '•*•'••?:.-•'""''' 19-25 (Januory, 7:00 4 f:00 national services held Sunday at 11:00 am. trailer, adjacent to the new Presbyterian v Campbell. Breakfast at Cabbage Key, walk across Cayo Costa, visit Alanon meets in the church Friday- nights at 8:00 p.m. For toon embryonic barrier island. Minimum, five people. Call 472-2180 Church. -.•'-. .-;••.; -;'• ,*.-• .•' information call 472-3488; 472-4427; and 472-3256. Unitarian Untvorsatlst Church of Ft. Myers The Bible Reading Fellowship of St. Michcfei "INTfRIORS" - start* Friday. January 26. TWO DAYS ONLY. for information and reservations. • ; Edison Avenue at Clifford Street. Sunday Sanlbel-Captlva Shell Club meets the third Wednesday of each Jewish Community Canter of Lea County* Sanibel community Churcht Rev. Bruce E. and. All Angels Episcopal, Church- meets ,4 Captiva Memorial library! Library hours are Tuesday, Thursday month at 8:00 p.m. at the Sanibel Community House. Visitors service, 10:30 q^m. Rev. Richard Benner, Wednesdays at 9:30 a.m. In the parish hall. Organizations and groups wishing to nave their mootlrtas and 915 S.E. 47th Terrace. Cape Coral. Rabbi Dr. Milligan, Pastor. Sunday worship, 9:15 and and Friday 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.; Wednesday 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.; welcome.. . .••.;. 11:00 a.m. Church school for pre-school age Minister, phone 334-4734 or 939-0828. Samuel M. Silver. Services every Friday night. ftlblo Study and Prayer Mooting Wednes- • materlbllnwrittm^forin-ot/^offlcosof Island Roporter by -and Saturday-9:00 a.m.-noon. The Library will also be,open on .Captiva.Volunteer Fire Department meets every first and third . 8;00 children 9:15 a.m. Classes for grades 3-8 10:30 Wednesday evenings from 5:00-9:00 p.m. Tuesdays of epcb,mpn£rhat fha^f ire house on Gore Road at 7:00 p.m. a^iTU , . to; TiiY^Vfcm. "Youm^Club" for grades 3*8*. .; Seventh-Day Advontlstt 2663 Second Streets• iboy*^ -9,?V5- a.-m>>of"*list- • Saptist-tjChureb ^an •: ••• ; • 13t00 noon on. the Tuesday preceding tho publication data. . Sonlbol*Copttvo Chamber.oftCommorco meeting of the Board of Wednesdays 3:15 p.m. •. ~ For! Myers Shores, 8 miles east on Route--80;* *• SantoefrPublfe invHea.r? '** • - - f Sanibel Public Library summer schedule: Monday, Wednesday Sabbath School. 9:30 am. (Saturday); Morning and Fridayfromi>:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.; Tuesday and Thursday, from Directors, second Tuesday of each month at the Chamber building; St. Isabel Catholic Churcht Father Gerard • on Causeway Road, 8:00 p.m. First Baptist Churcht Rev;'Gerald Frost, Worship. 11:00 am. (Saturday); Evening Ves- regular activities 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.; and.ori Saturday from 10:00 a.m. yntjj-12 Beauregard, Pastor. Rev. John J. Tucker, SJ, ; r Klwanls Club meets every Wednesday morning at 8:00 a.m. at Top Pastor. Sunday morning worship, 11:00 a.m.; pers, one hour before sunset on Saturdays; noon. 1>atm Ridge Rood near the fire hall. . «' ; * Assistant Pastor! Sunday Mass: 8:30 a.m.. 10 Oil pointing classes with Tom Waterman, sponsored.by. the Sani- O' the Mast II. Visitors welcome. Evening services, 7:00 p.m. Sunday School, Prayer meeting Wednesday. 7:30 p.m. Beginning November 1 library hours will be 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. a.m. and 11:30 a.m. Saturday evening mass, 10:00 a.m., all ages. Youth: school grades 1-6 Bible Study Group of the Community- Churcb ibel-CaptiydArt League. Tuesdays. 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. For de- Women In Business The island chapter of the American Business Zlon Lutheran Church* 7010 Winkler Rood, Monday-Saturday. /••;- . 5:30 p.m. Daily Mass: 5:30 p.m. Vigil Mass needing transportation to Sunday School call 'meets every Tuesday .from 2:00*pini.- 'to '4:60 tails coll Tom Wotermon at 472-2919. Women's Association will meet the second Thursday of eoch month. v •rtdgO for funt An afternoon of eh{oyable bridge every preceding Holy Day at 5:30 p.m. Holy Day Mass just off Glodiolos. Rev. T.J. Fangmeier, Pastor. p.m. at the home of W>rs. John P. GJdssi 3025 472-4318 or 472-3266. Wednesday evening Sanlbel-Captlva Art League sponsors a Monday art workshop Wednesday at 1:00 p.m. ot the Sanibel Community House. One - beginning November 9. Meetings will convene at 6:30 p.m. - 10:00 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Confessions before prayer meetings, 7:00 p.m. Wednesday morn- . Sunday worship: 8.:00_ a.m. and 10:45 a.m. Gulf Drive. Call 472-1154 if iransportotlon is .9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon at the Captiva Community Center. . Members will be notified of meeting locations. For membership each Mass and at 3:30 p.m. on Saturdays. Sunday school: 9:15 am. • dollar charge. Partners will be availoble. The public is invited. ing bible classes, 9:15 a.m. Open for medito- needed.' All interested In',attending. are Painting Island scones with instructor Hslene Sporkes. Meet at • information call Bette O. Parke ot 472-2946. : A.CR.E. Ctessos In Medltatlora Hotho Yoga. Yoga philosophy, tion and counseling, if desired, Tuesday, welcome/ ' •••-':•':• •/' •' ••• -'•"-' • '"• the Captiva Community Center Friday. 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. South West Anglers Club meets second Tuesday of each month. .intuitive, art, taught by Elmo Fleming. Workshops, lectures and Baha'l Group of Sanibel Island* Study ses- Thursday, Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Non- 7:30 p.m. at Moose Hall on Parkmeadow Drive, off U.S. 41 in Fort denominational Prayer Center always open. gatherings Christ the Sorvant. Church of tholkothrom Canoe Adventures with naturalist Mark "Bird" Westall. Choice of demonstrations by the new age thinkers-Call 482-1225 or 472-1413 Myers. Admission is free and visitors are welcome. Call 472-2685 sions on the Baha'i Faith are held on the first for more information. .'" ••_; -\;'.'•• :•.'_ '• •' .. v Christian Science Service* Sunday at 11:00 meets at First Federal Building, Cape Coral, three trips: Sanibel River, Wildlife Refuge, or Buck Key. Call for further information. and third Thursdays of every month at 7:30 Temtta The Dunes Racquet Club off ers to the public a full-service a.m. in the Sanibel Community Center. Wed- Prayer Mooting Saturday evenings, 7:00 p.m. corner of Del Prado and Cape Coral Pkwy. 472-5218 for information and reservations. Keep trying. Sanibel Community Association Board of Directors' meeting p.m. at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Everett tennis facility and various instructional programs. Coll 472-3522. Walter, 3812 Coquina Drive. The Walters hove nesday evenings at 8:00 p.m. in the Sanibel in non-denominationat Prayer Center at First Services at 9:30 a.m. Sundays. Reverend Don Duplicate Bridge, Fridays, promptly ot 7;30 p.m., Sanibel Com- every third Tuesday of the month, 7:30 p.m. Community House. more information at 472-1455. Library. Baptist Church. All welcome. Shank. • •' ;- .-.-,' -;. ..''C •;;;.,.'•. M \.':.l...' . munity House. All bridge players welcome. If you need a partner, Racquetball and Handballs 24 hours daily, reservations prefer- : Weight Watchers meetings are held at 7:30 p.m. every call 472-1829 prior to the game and the Winterrowds will try to red. Signal Inn. Middle Gulf Drive, 472-4690. Open to the public Wednesday at the ESI Branch Off ice. 2427 Periwinkle Way (next to arrange for one. the B-Hlve) on Sanibel. Doors open one hour before class. For more information call 936-0306. A warm* friendly welcome• Classes at Idle Hours $1.00. Mocrome. Weaving, Crewel, Needle- Captiva Erosion Prevention District - The regular monthly point, Knitting or Crocheting Lessons at idle Hours. 31 Periwinkle meeting will be held the first Monday of each month ot 3:30 p.m. at Place. Mon., Tues.iTh.urs., or Sat. 10-11-a.m. By appointment only Sanibel Community Association Dinner Mooting for member the CopYiva Community Center. 1 You can shop all the •Ay>.ttno . ' •• • " • • •,.••••••'•'•'•.::• r..-. •'•• ••.:*•••. .-'••/> •:'.;• and guests, followed by program also open to the public, every first Rug Hooking Classes • With the Joyce of Hooking. Every Monday Tuesday of the month, 6:30 p.m. Community House. Shipmates of the Sanibel-Captiva Power Squadron meet at 7:30 FIRSTBAPTISI CHURCH beginning January 8. Morning 9:30-11:30, afternoon 2:00 to 4:00. Sanibel City Council will have regular meetings the first, third and i p.m. on the second Tuesday of each month. All are invited to utilize the 24-hour non-denominational Series of 5 for $15. 472-2432. • fifth Tuesdays, 9:00 a.m. City Hall. Special meetings will be Prayer Center whenever possible. on Sanibel and Captiva Conservation vCenten Open 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. dally, on announced. current activities Sunday School (all ages) 1O a.m. Sanibel-Captiva Rood. Center features education exhibits on the Sanibel Fire Control District Commissioners meet on the second Schooihouso Gallery! Harve Bradley original paintings in water- Morning Worship M o.ov islands' natural systems, wildlife and-vegetation, plus a gift shdp. Tuesday of the month ot 1:00 p.m. at the fire house on Palm Ridge color or acrylic. Show continues through January 20 in the featured Evening Worship 7 p.m. Guided tours through nature trails. Free to members of the Road. The public is invited: '.'• wing. January exhibits in the main gallery include American artists, in one stop. •'• Wednesday Bible Study & Prayer 7 p.m. Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation; nominal charge for Sanibel Volunteer Fire Department meets second and fourth with new paintings and graphics by Carl Nelson, Ruth Ensign. Robin Gerald Frost. Pastor : > Tol. visitors. The Center will be closed on Sundays. ' • ' Thursdays, 7:30 p.m. at the fire house. Palm Ridge Road. Platt, Ruth Rodman, Walter Crump, Oku, Judy Targan. Nancy Miller, We have listings in most of the condominium projects on Croft classes at Three...Crafty Ladies: Weaving, Tuesdays. 10:00 Lions Club of Sanibel and Captiva: meets the first and.. third- Elizabeth Cohen, Sandy Ehlers, Sue Stephens, Elizabeth May, Carol the Islands. With our help you can compare 96% of the 55. fa.m.-noon, $2 per session plus materials, no registration necessary. Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at the American Legion Hall, Sanibel- Schwartz, Nancy Nemec, Fran Larson, Norma Fox, Larry Kirkwood, available selection before you ever make an on-site .Fabric painting, Thursdays 9:30-11:30 a.m., $8, pre-registration Captiva Road. Molly Eckler. Roy thompson, and Edith Greene. The Schoolhouse ^ SANIBEL .required, all materials, furnished. Macrarne classes and private Gallery is located on Tarpon Bay Road on Sanibel. Open daily 10-5 inspection. You can choose the type of structure you :lessons. $15 plus materials. Night wBavlhg classes, Mondays' Sanlbel-Captlva American. Legion meeting of members, the except Sunday. prefer; select from fishing or shelling locations or both; 7:30-9:30 p.m., pre-registration requrred. Phone 472-2893. second Tuesday of each month. " •', -"•• Gulfslde Nature Series Tom Crutchf ield - Overcoming your Fear Wildlife Refuge toursj" Guided Wildlife Drive tours through the pick the amenities you desire; designate your price range; Sanibel City Planning Commission meets'alternate Mondays at of Snakes; January 20, 1979. J.N. "Ding" Darling National .Wildlife Refuge are conducted 9:00 a.m.. at City Hall. Special meetings will be announced. and then get down to serious looking while you're still JJ UNITED CHURCH ^Thursdays and Saturdays at 8:00 a.m. beginning at the Wildlife Gulfslde Nature Sortos Mario Hutton and Elaine Patton - Bock by fresh as a dazy instead of freshly dazed. , Recovery, Inc (Ft. Myers Chapter) - 7:30 p.m. Thursdays, at •Drive entrance on the San-Cap Road. Guided canoe tours through CovendnfPresbyterian Church, 2459 McGregor Blvd. Sponsored by popular demand giving another presentation from their series of ^^^ OF CHRIST the Refuge are held Fridays at 11:30 am. beginning at Tarpon Bay Recovery, Inc of Chicago, III. Weekly meetings of self-help for "Photo Verse"; January 27. 1979. i'Morina. Canoes are not provided. Limit of ten canoes. For more OR. JAMES W.LENH ART. MINISTER people with emotional difficulties, and nervous or former mental Audubon programs "The Everglades" • color slides and talk Dy Cordially Invites you to share* In tho worship, [•information phone 472-1100. . ii.>\ ••••;•.'•. { patients who demonstrate the Recovery method of improving and John Good. Supt... of the Everglades National Pork. Thursday, Priscilla Murphy, Realty. Inc. Sharing our knowledge of the Island. work and witness of tho now church In our \\\ < Karate Lossonss By the Dojb Karate Association every Sunday and maintaining their mental health. For more information, call: January 25 at 8:00 p.m. at the Sanibel Community House. Public community. Wednesday evenings, 7:00 p.m. Call Levv Phillips at .472-4948 for 481 -3513 or 472-4316. There Is no chargeifor attending meetings. invited. No charge but donations accepted. For free information about Sanibel and Captiva • * • rdetaiis. '••;". -. . ^ : _ :• • ::•:;" ' Sons of the American Revolution, Caloosa Chapter, meats the. : write or call: PrisdUa Murphy Realty, Inc. Sunday, January 21 iOno Session Art Classen shell jewelry and crofts, No" Sew "second Wednesday of each month"at the^Fort Myers Country' Club. PIRATE PLAYHOUSE - Fine acting performances in Sanibel's only Tropunto (pelicans and sandpipers) decorative tole. and three hour Sanlbel-Captlvo Orchid Soctoty now "meets at the Captiva theater. Sat.'Jan. 20 "Aaron Slick," Shows start at 8:15. Box office: '• landscape painting and fabric painting at Miki's House on Sanibel, Community Center on the third Wednesday of the, month at 1:30' 472-2121, "Sethi Who??" >;in the Tahltian Garden shopping center, 472-1800. p.m. Visitors are welcome to come and bring, their orchids'for : Natural History Moid Trips^ to sJa'nlbel's wildlife Jhabltats vby, questions and discussions. / ;•.••• .• . ./>.' '••'•' ' :", •.-. ^ Dr. James Wills Lenhart, preaching V Inaturalist George Cambell. Thursdays and Saturdays by appbiht- Capthfa Civic Association Board of Governors meeting, flrtt and -ment. For reservations call 472-2180. Wednesday's Open Trip; meet third Tu*sday, 10:00 am. Coptiva Community Center. ;'. r g IB Realty. Inc at Sanibel Elementary School Parking lot, Sanibel-Captivcj Rd. at - ; THE DUNMOMf AND COUNTRY : SaniboMCaptlvoUnltof tho Ijs^gwo^^^ Main Office: P.O. Box 57. Periwinkle Way. Sanibel Island. Fla. 33957 19:00 am. Fee is $4. : . (813)472-1511 '-.••-•. the third Monday of each month at the West Wind Inn at 9:30 coffee; ; ilngo (Murex) every Thursday, 8:00 p.m. American Legion Hall, : :U Branch: Causeway Road. Sanibel Island. Fla. 33957 (813) 472-4121 : Do Worship withus and orow with us! .. • Sonlbel-Coptivo Rood. , •-.-• -. '.-.•/.-.. - .," '"•-- • ^-A "'••; -hour, 10:00 meeting. ". • '-~ ~ . . • ..'• • . ;, ;,-#.;" }J. Captiva: Andy Boss* Lane. Captiva Island. Fla. 33924 (813) 472-5154 a unodaaoss: 9067 Causeway Road. Sanibel Island. Fla. 33957 (813)472.4113. ' . Oar church offices 147« Periwinkle Way 471.S4M ornomo *n-5t90. ' Stantey E. John»^ - and Associates S26 ^ *» January X9,J?7fr Island Reporter Island Reporter January 19,1979 B27

1 • "•};•,•:-• j $5,000 LEGACY ffi&L I R; SANIBEL 1StAND^1=LORIDA 33i957 • 472^1587 * V I CLASSIFIED INFORMATION Urn* Rotas fffte«tlv* LIVE-IN COMPANION - With INFLATABLE CANOE - 11 foot? Basil Osmin, a Russiann emigre ^i^&Q&^y^ January 19. 1979. carforelderly lady in Captiva. weighs only 18 pounds. Folds INCINC. L Half block from Gulf beach. to briefcase size. Ideal for Past Rnder ast 30 yeais^jifhisylifeon -Ca Share housekeeping duties/ • exploring Sanibel's canals. DEADLINE 1 provide shopping, transporta- With"pump and two, doutfte legacy of $5,000 last week to ththee -jS|$*i^^ Noon Tuesday ANTIQUES Mempiial.LftKuy. % tion, time off as agreed. 472- paddles - $95.00. 472-3292 : •1:1 2398. : 1821 Fowler Street ^i*>,*-" ..> • ' -'•-••••••": ' V. • •. iri(9 - Gstoin, whojDye^ wilted )to^ O^B^^^S DISPLAY Ft. Myers ( ; 2-2 17 FT. CANOE - Grumman Centerlsland East Office entire estate, alter property, to the libraiypn $2.00 per column inch. RESERVATIONS - Fast grow- aluminum, $250. Also: electric 332-1718 I ing real estate company look- motor. 472-3235 ., Open 7 days: 10-5 his wjB^Qsmin said he made the bequest, "In NONDISPLAY Or by appointment. i Office 472-1566 ing for a sharp gal. Typing '.'••-••- . •:...'• 1-19 $1.75 minimum for 25 words FOR SALE - Authentic Island TFN VACATION RENTAL-$500 PER gratitude to the library both as a refuge and a required, stenb optional. SAILBOAT- 20' Fiberglas. Cen- In the or less. Over 25 words 8 cents, car. Creative erosion. Gas WEEK - Captiva Island, Gulf | 472-1549 Good salary. Contact Interval terboqrd sloop with 6'/» H.P. Huaters Market PUna I font oflearning.** per word. miser. Good runner. 1969 FOR SALE • Queen size sofa front. Beautiful quiet location. - Jut* faef of Rank. Periwinkle Way Comoro, six cylinder. Call Emit Realty. Inc. 472-5104. outboard. 4 sqjls. cockpit 1 and 2 bedroom beach cot- 1633 Periwinkle Way Born in Russia, Osmin was drafted into the TFN cushions, knotmeter. Sleeps sleeper, yellow-white-green, I BLIND BOX at 472-11 >3 after 6 p.m. $150. Call Marie Elder 472- tages. Good shelling, fishing. Russian army at the age of 17 because he could TFN AVAILABLE - Certified ele- 2+, Port-a-Potti, sink. Good Sailboat and fishing boat. For $1.00 extra mentary and middle school- condition. $2,800. Call John 1273. I read and write. For seven years after World 1-19 information call: (813) 472- DRIVE A teacher with 11 years exper- Asp, 472-1511 or 481-8292. 4207. I War I he worked as an engineer of metallurgy EXTRA SPECIAL RATES ,ience in Fairfax- County Vir- COLLECTORS DREAM ... ' 1-26 TFN ALL classified ,;adjr paid in ginio available to tutor child- in the building; of the Chinese Eastern and 1976 Eldorado Convertible. HOME - On beautiful natural I advance sayes'us accents in ren in math, reading and lan- SEWING South Mahchurian Railway. It was in China Increases in value each year. Bay. Blind Pass beach, restau- !! hand|ing and'postage. So We'll guage arts. 472-3814. v Metallic rose, low mileage. MUST SELL rant, groceries, marina, within • save you a quarter, too. : : that Osmin met John Alex Ilyn, who became a -.' • ••>• •••••/'. •••.:• -'.:. -'i.i9- MACHINE No dealers.rcall owner 7^9 3 minute walk.. Private .dock • CONDOMINIUMS lifelong friend and was instrumental in getting 18 ft. tri hull with 70 hp out- ill I - : UNCLAIMED with water access to Sound Osmin out of China. . " board* plus 9 hp. auxrliary. CHRISTMAS LAY AWAY and Gulf. 3 double bedrooms, I Following World War II Osmin worked as Has required Coast Guard . 2 baths, Florida room, large <|AS equipment. Singer Futura, electronic living room, with converto- Asklng*1200 Blind Pass Units -- New 2 bedroom, 2 bath an interpreter in the U.S.Army of Qccupa-- 1978 244DL Automatic. De- look in walnut. cabinet. couch. Ramped entrance in H Will accept any reasonable I furnished or 3 bedroom, 2 bath unfurnished tion. He later emmigrated to the! United livery, taken in London; STATION Makes buttonholes, sews on consideration of handicapped. I offer. 472-1447 Fantastic Birding from large I!! with heated pool & saunas with tennis courts, States and became a teacher of metallurgy at babied 5,000 miles In Bri- buttons, blind hems, fancy tain. Mint condition, new car - TFN patterns. and stretch porch. Full kitchen. $250 week . a real steal for $77,500 & $83,500. Carnegie Institute. warranty;; ; •.'• .^ ''.'•• ;'.'•' ATTENDANT stitches. Without attach- -5-1-79 to 12-1-79. $450 week ments. Balance due $178.77 - 12-1-79 to 5-1-80. Parcher, I I In the early 1940*s when John Hyn retired . 472-3601 1-12 23 FT. THOMPSON I-O - All Loggerhead Cay - 1st floor-beautiful 2 or $12.00 per month. Box 208. Georgetown. MD from the TJ.S. Postal Service and moved to WANTED new upholstery and recent 21930. Tel. (301) 275-2209. bedroom, 2 bath, complete furnished with Captiva, Osmin followed his friend to Florida. NEW COIN SHOP -In Cape engine overhaul. Good condi- I good rental record for only $87,500. Coral - Treasuretrove It. 916 :. Apply in person . tion. $3,900. Call Jim Hermes National Sowing Cantor 7-6 Osmin brought his French wife and daughter Cape Coral Parkway. Next to. Thro* Star at 472-4500 evenings. . 3083 Cleveland CAYO COSTA TROPICAL (Next to Morrison's Cafe) ISLAND - New cottage, com- Sayana On The Gulf - Beautiful Gulf View to Captiva but after one particularly severe Bornett Bank. Full service Tarpon Bay & Palm Ridge Rds : ••••••• •-'• • • •""TFN' I •- ' •. •.' • .VTFM- Open 9-7 pletely furnished. Get away tropical storm they left the island and never buying arid selling. Highest I from this 2 bedroom, 2 bath on first floor, prices paid, for all silver dot-" 332-4133 from it all, no phone or TV. TFN Weekends, weekly, or month- tastefully decorated for only $175,000. returned; lars~«ilver'gojdTe»e! Rhone I It is said that Ilyn and Osmin were instru- 549-332? P> 542-5841. The Oty of Sanibel ly. Call 283-0895 for informa- • • is currently. •'•"-•'. tion or write: Box 228, Bokeel- I mental in persuading Tolstoy's daughter, *&*\" ••;' interviewing for: ia, Fl. 33922. LOST- Vrnediurn'sizetan male Alexandra, to spend many winters on Captiva. 2 Clerk-Typist STEREO TFN HELP WANTED - Busboy. wait- I During her stay- on Captiva Alexandra 2 Public Works Beautiful component. AM- SANIBEL BEACH CLUB - Gulf 9 resses. Apply Nutmeg Restau- front condominium, accommo- I reportedly worked on the biography of her FOUND -Handsome, affec- rant. 472-1141. Servicemen FM radio, 8 track, record . 1 Codes Inspector player. $89.43 or $10 a • - dates six. Available weekly: HOMES tionate, young male cat. Black 1-26 February 17-March 31. Write famous father. In his will, the late Basil Osmm fe/fc a. 000 legacy to the 1 Building Inspector month. • 1 and white wearing white fleo RETAIL SALESPERSON - For Otptiva Memorial Library. ** I tothejOnwry both National Sewing Center or call J.S. Lewis, 867 West- . John Ilyn died in 1966 and was buried in the collar. Owner or good home. :. busy ladies, apparel shop on SOFA SLEEPER - Regular size, port Drive. Youngstown, Ohio, I I as a refuge an& a font b)'learning.' Please call: 472-3601: :: VT :..; P.O. Drawer 436.!..- , :. never" been used. > 3 'swival 3083 Cleveland old Captiva Cemetery. Ilyn willed his property ; 'Sanibel. Wili .consider full 44511. (216) 788-9329. ?

•--•».» ' ' Sanibel, Fl. 33957 . -1^19 tfme. part-time and seasonal. . rockers. Call 472-1495. (Next to Morrison's Cafe) Telephone 472-4135 : TFN Sanibel Estates -CBS Home on Canal, 2V» SA1ES TRAINING SCHOOL • Call eves 481-3555. " - ' " " ' ' 1-26 Open 9-7 An Equal Opportunity TAKING RESERVATIONS NOW I yrs old, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 car garage, January 29, 30, S 31st. Train- KING SIZE BED - Comprising: 2 332-4133 TFN 1-26 Employer - For summer rental in Frank- refrigerated wine cellar, at end of cul-de-sac, ing tn. time sharing in interval twin box' springs and mat- WANTED - Woman good with 1-26 lin, North Carolina. 3'/j room only $105,000. I ownership. Sales and market- little ones (ages 2 and 4) tresses, gray padded head- apartment 6 miles north on ing techniques for the begin- Monday-Friday 9:30 to 4:30. board,- 4. sets linens, 1 white Cowee Mountain. Beautiful I SEXTON - (Individual or ner &• professional. $125. In- Call 472-2392 or 472-3750. bedspread. $125: 472-2287. COLOR TV view. 472-2487. Gumbo Limbo - New 3 bedroom, 2 bath, couple) for church on-Sanibel terval College, 1618 Periwin- : 1-19 1-26 1-26 elevated home. Slant-wood paneled living Taxi Cab CoM kle Way, Sanibel, Ft. Call Island. 481-3440. WICKER TABLE • And three DESK CLERK - WAITRESS OR CONSOLE FREEZING UP NORTH? - Flori- room with cathedral ceiling and fireplace, 472-5377 or 472-5105. 1-12 chairs. Sectional davenport.' 2 I I WAITER - Needed for Tween da's winter ended the other large screened porch with assumable mort- ON THE ISLAND: 1-26 Waters Inn Motel on Captiva. ~ HELP WANTED - Kitchen help- occasional . chairs, telephone Zenith used 25". Must see to er and busboy. Experience not stand. 472-4425. believe. $175- cash or 10 day. Take advantage of low gage for $87,000. CHIROPRACTIC - Harry G. Full time. 472-5161. ask for necessary. Excellent income 1-19 payments of $18. Still in. January rate" for Gulf fr6nt Kqir, D.C.P.A., the practice of Wanda. unit on Sanibel Island. Call I HOURS 6 A.M. -10 P:M. DAILY ALL CABS A/C and benefits. Call for appoint- FURNISHING AN APART- warranty. See at: Chiropractic. 1640 Periwinkle 1-19 (313) 681-4712 or write: Box Centrally located Duplex, 3 bedroom, IV? ment before 2:00 p.m., Harbor MENT? - I have 1 king size National Sowing Center MEETS ALL FLIGHTS - RESERVATIONS ONLY Way, Limetree Center. 472- HELP WANTED - Man to work 662. Franklin, Ml. 48025. bath, new wall to wall carpet all appliances I House Restaurant. 472-1242. bedspread, .matching bolsters 3083 Cleveland 1824. as projectionist four nights a 1-19 and garage. Other unit-2~iiedroom, 1 bath, week,-mechanical ability_help- TFN & drapes - green and white (Next to Morrison's Cafe) I WN BONITA BEACH GULF FRONT - ful. Island Cinema. Phone days WILL BOOKKEEP - Housekeep. daisy print. 3 pair, solid yel- Open 9-7 carpeting, appliances, drapesT~Ex£ellent New 2 bedroom. 2 bath fully 472-2192. Nights after 7:3Q, babysit, clerk or do secretarial low, casement drapes. 1 pair 332-4133 investment and living at $104,500 with I furnished condo, all utilities. STORAGE 472-1701. work Tuesdays arid Fridays yellow print drapes. All the TFN assumable mortgage. Available February, March, I V V19 after January 1. Local lady, above custom made. 2 ready ' UNLIMITED April, $1600 per month. By . • - ISLAND RESIDENT SEEKS- Part-- notary public, with excellent made yellow twin spreads. All San Carlos a Kelly (behind business, and personal refer- owner; (813) 542-2554 even- tinreiiight desk v«rk at resort •' like new. Wilt sell all for V4 of I Captain's Cor Wash); Many ences- Cail Jeanr 995-7608, original price. 472-3862. ings. •; •> sizes including dehumidified • offer 5>p^m* •••* •••-••'. - . '. ^ : : 1-19 I references. CalLfienee at 482- ;- • :• ,' . /•-. •••. .mr; 4x4 x 4. Also open storage. 4464. ' r' ''.'-• ••' •'• '" ••' ••' "••r;"': ' .'- ;' •' mi/- FOR RENT - 2 twin bedroom One month rental or longer^ cottage, two full baths, washer : TfM RELIABLE PERSON - To work I HOMESITES QN SANIBEL ISLAND Full security. • • RIGHT HAND ASSISTANT with us as front desk recep- CUSTOMERS -dryer, color TV, fireplace, I 481-6364 NEEDED • Experience in inter- tionist, either shifts 8 a.m. to 4 lovely yard, beach easement, TFN ior design. Monday through p.m. or4 p.m^ til midnight.. 'month or season. Box A.S.W., c-^>' Island Reporter, P.O. A Luxury GULF FRONT Community Consisting of only Six Private Fridoy,v 8:30r la .5^30. Saiary- -.- Permanent Job. Days.a»'flix^ I ; depends on experience. Loca- ible. See-: manager, Ramada DrawerR, Sanibel, FL 33957. I Arts e^Crafts Fair tion Sonibel. Call Kappy, 472- Inn, Sanibel. ; PARTY WILLING - To share or Condominium Residences and Offering: Frl.eVM.Jteb.2* 3 OFFICE OR STORE - Space Belle Meade Subdivision lot for only $11,500 5504. I'- • - ...:'.V '':>:. V-- r- ' :•;•> ..-/.•- '••..•:•..:••-,.•: mt subdivide office con Sanibel. available for immediate rent- : • Community House; .••' -•-•'. •-.• ••••'•'• ••'..1-1*' BUS AND KITCHEN : Help Calt939-21777 I al. E.A. Browne Realty, Real- Sanibel Bayous - 2 adjacent lots -- purchase I • 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths • Built in Food Center EARN $3^5-An hour washing wanted. Call 472-2177 after 4 Also used book sale, demon- TFN dishes I Apply in person. Tim- p.m. Letizias Restaurant. strations, galley, raffle, tor. 1554 Periwinkle. 472- them separately or together at $15,000 each EXCHANGE! - Your Sanibel 5454, bers Restaurant, 975. Rabbit autographs by local authors. house or condo. Enjoy my in- : :: : • Marbelite Baths Road, . , - :„,', . .,••••_ • '' - ' •'. ' ••" TFN I I • Over 2100 sq. ft. of Living Area . HELP WANTED - waiters, wait: ground pool, two fireplaces, Dunes Subdivision - oversized corner lot resses, bus boys. Timbers Vabllc Library private lake, scenic Hudson ON THE GULF • Loggerhead with Lake view for $26,000 HELP WANTED - Wditers 8 Restaurant/apply In person. River. West Point; About 75 Cay. 2 BD, 2 B luxuriously • Private Garages • Free Form Pool I waitresses. Apply Top O The Rabbit Rd. and San-Cap Rd. minutes to New York by DUS, furnished. Heated pool, ten- I nis, recreationol facilities. Mast Restaurant, Ramada Inn, • •• •••. •. -, . ' rnt~ train or car. February 16-24, Castaways Estates on Dinkin's Bayous -buy I Available March and April - one at $52,000 or both at $92,000 • Quality Appliances • ': .* TenhiS; 'V-.-.''-'V+X•-'""^ 472-3275. Start Immediately. SEMI-RETIRED PERSON • To SEWING April 12-20 and-or summer 1«19 work front desk 2 or 3 nights a weeks. Clifford Mib: 224 $500 a week. Off season rates * APPAREL SHOP • Part-time week at Ramoda Inn. Sanibel. Sycamore Dr., RD4rNewburgh, after Easter. Write B.J. Keller. I Shell Harbor Lot on Canal -- seawalled with MACHINE 400 First National Bank BWg., And Much, 'More ' "' •••*' •[:;:[•; ,;L;;:.:^ saies person. Part-time mer- Midnight to 8 a.m. $3.50 per N.Y. 12550. (914) 496-7504. patio dock, access to bay only $53,500 chandise marker. Pleasant Richmond, Ind. 47374, (317) hour to start. See manager. Singer free-arm. 1978 KM. li Sanibel situation. • Call Mr. 962-7527. I TFN model. Makes buttonholes, Cayo Costa Island -- Upper Islands lot for I We are under construction so act now to select the interior Welch: 472-3059 . STORAOfSfACI im sews on buttons, blind, hems' only $8,000 s : : TFH AVAUARU LUXURY ACCOMMODATIONS "'••,:.••': ^. -."!.' -"- : •, appointments you desire...... ;.... _k,:,/:•• --^'k monograms, fancy designs, -In GuH front condo- ' • -p- ' - 15th Big Season WANTED- Barber, full or part- Inside or Outside stretch stitches, all built In minium complexes. Available I I presents time. Guarantee. Apply- in controls. Sold new. i$2?6.40. Wee*ty. Monthly.Yearly. V* acre in Los Conchas, wooded lots from person. Island Joe's Barber Blind Pass Area through January 28th. Also "AARON SUCK balance due $88.73 or $10 a Shell Fair time from $265 a $15,000 to $20,000 Shop, next to Bailey's. ; : Phillips 66 PROM month. • ''"v' -./;v- • ''.-,. :•«• a77 VWQQK* I w##fc ffflinifflufn* Off* Jphn Naumann & Associates, Inc:, Realtors /^ PUNXIN CRICK" TFN season from $150 a week. I I WE NEED COOKS • Salad chef, 3083Clevelond - Sat. Jan. 20. McCormick Enterprises, 1201 dishwashers. Apply at Cast- (Next to Morrison's Cafe) Orchard Ave., Chicago 2019 Periwinfcie Wiy, SaiiJbel Island Island^ Florida ^ Curtain 6:15 PM. aways or .Mucky Duck. 472- Open 9-7 Box Ottlc* 472-2121 Heights. III. 60411. (312) 755- I • 4244 or 472-3434. 20 FT. SUNCOAST 65 hp; 23 1600. P.M. colls only. 1-19 1-12 Johnson. 472-4201. TFN TFN I I .:-;>-•:•"•..••

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fSaNiBEIrlS^ WRITE P.O. DRAWER R.. SANIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA 33957 472-1587 ^ V,

MODERN REDWOOD - Fully FOR SALE - By the week for a SEASHELLS OF SANIBEL - 2 furnished7,' 3 bedroom,r 3" bath lifetime. 2-bedroom, fully fur- •. bedroom^ 2 bath apartment, APARTMENT TOR RENT.. 1 PUNTA YBEL Choice Weeks npme.pAC, heat,.Dishwasher,: nished waterfront condos on - ground floor, nicely furnished.: bedroom and den. furnished. FOR LEASE - washer-drye^ Private facing Available the lighthouse end of'the $59,000 firm. Call (813) 332- A-C with sundecks on the GuH. SANIBELS FINEST RENTALS Spectacular view of the Gulf PLAZA RENT ' lagoon on Ding, Darling Bird; LOOGERHEADCA YCONDO Island. One -time price as low: 2862, after 6j>.m. 472-2177 after 5 p.m. Prefer highlights this 4th floor/ 1 Store on Periwinkle Unique apartments for your Sanctuary. $600 per week -\ Ground Ijoor'facing Gulf," as $2,900. Full price plus >••'... •'••;-••. -r^ • TFN yearly lease. '* OuffPront bedroom .luxury opartmenjt. 600 Square Feet Gulf Front vocation stay, on a unique $2000 per month; Less before interior'decorated, 2'Bd., 2" annual dues. Call 472-5181, 8 CAPTIVA - 3 bedroom furnish- Tflf Completely furnished wfth $275Periyionth island. Come to Sanibel ,12-15. Mrjf. Donaldson, 1750 B, screened porch, sleeps b, a.m-9 p.m. for appointment. house, on 100 ft Gulf front ATTENTION!! - 1979-80 sea- decorator wallpaper ac- For More Information Beach Club. Spacious, luxur- Ov beautiful 2 bedroom, 2 N. Clark St.; Chicago, III. tennis heated pool. Avail- Interval Realty, Inc., Broker. lot. Priced unbelievably low. sonal*: Luxury accommoda- 3 bd.f 4 Baths cents. At-SundiaJ Beach and Call 472-2364 ious two bedroom, two bath, bath apartment at Sunset 60614.(312)266-1886. - able: Feb., April, Easter. . Blue Chip Realty, Inc., Real- tions in the Gulf front condo- Tennis Clufck-6 "month sum- Super Penthouse Apartment on the Gulf.- plus pool. South Condominiums. Com- Evenings 472-4835 '•'•- BARGAIN - Better then gold or tors. 340 San Carlos Blvd.. Ft. minium complex at 1976-79 mer-season Tentai-at $400 2l'x22' tporeh overlooking pletely furnished, miles of BEACH, POOL, TENNIS - Large TFN ' (201) 327-7286 1-26 diamonds, 3 bedroom dream Myers Beach, 33931. 463- prices. 4 month minimum - per -month - Mrf-season at Gulf. Heated pool, tennis, Interval Realty. Inc. sandy beach. Season, 2-2, furnished. Seasonal and- home on pilings, Captiva Is- ' 5771. ;. . APARTMENT • Quiet secluded $900 per month, 5 months or $1T50 per month plus utili- SANIBiL IStAND MBENTAL golf, private cabana' on Realtor monthly, 2 weeks. Don Fose: or year lease, Sanibel. Roberts land, gulf frontage. First • . ,.-••••'.„.._„.....,. TFN.= new 2 bedroom, 2 both. 1 more - $800 per month. Off- ties. Will consider year " . Sundial Condo .' 'v: beach. Rent weekly or NeritoStreet 7590 Courtlond Or.. NE Rock- & Associates, Realty; Inc. 936- r 1 $85,000 takes all. Phone 813- block from beach, no pets. season, long term 56 percent round lease. ->-•••. ~•:.-'• 6vH View- "' ' •• "• monthly. Sanibel. Fl. ford. Michigan, 49341. 2030. After, hours associate Newiisting, beautiful 1 BD, 1 GULF 542-2822, Paul. $250 week for 4, but sleeps discount. • McCortnick Enter- (305)MS-«44* (•13)472-1549 ' Call Rose: 472-3*93 482-1485. SANIBEL ^ . 2-9 six. 472-3532 after 4 p.m. prises, 1201 Orchard Aye.. ~ - ! - TfN B condo on Vi mile of sand FOR SALE TFN TFN •••---•<•••—;••••••«••••» —• r TFN FRONT FOR SALE - Spectacular in- M» Chicago Heights, HL 60411. beach. TennR, pool. Best Modern, 1 bedroom apart- FOR RENT,- Island Paradise... weeks still available, ment. Gulf view $230. Gulf terior, breath-taking piling, 3 .Furnished 2 bedroom, 2 both LIGHTHOUSE POINT CONDO - (312) 755-1600. P.M. calk LUXURY APARTMENTS New 3 bedroom 2 bath home. reasonable weekly rate. front, $275 per'week. Open bedroom beach home. Captiva at Sanibel Arms West. 2nd £njoy Gulf and bay beaches at only. RENT DIRECT FROM OWNER Pool, tepnis court and-direct Write S.H.C.^ 29801 High- after 3-11-79. Long rent dis- Island or Gulf of Mexico: floor. Gulf view. $79,900. A. tip of Island away from wind 14* Three privately owned, KNUDSEN REALTY, INC beach access. Bikes available. meadow,. Farmington Hills, count. Please no pets. beautifully furnished luxury Sacrifice $85,000 cash. Phone. Brown. 9480 S.W. 108 St., and traffic. Brand new, luxur- FOR RENT - Beautifully furnish- RENT FROM OWNER (813) 472-5483. Mich. 48018. JJ.R.. Sanibel Arms apartments in choice beach Paul 813-542-2822. Miami, Fl. 33176. . ious 2nd floor apartment with ed. Gulf view. 2 bedroom, 2 : ; AND SAVE RENTAL DIVISION (813)472-4345 front condominiums - 1, 2, or .v--' - ••.'.'•• ' ' 2-9 (305) 2714473 bay view - 2 bedrooms, den, 2 bath apartment. Pool;, tennis SAYANA • Rent Gulf front 3 bedrooms - from $375 per BAYOUS LOT -With utilities TFN decks, screened porch, utility • ••. •' '. . .^..-: • •-'<•:'.;.; •' and golf nearby. Elevator SPACIOUS 2 BEDROOM, (813) 472-3737 luxury, 2 bedrooms, 2 bath week.. . ~ - facing sanctuary, on the lake. room, cable TV. Sleeps six. building. Available January condo. Complete.'Pool, tennis, CALL OR WRITE NOWII 100' frontage., $21.000.: 25 Large pool, tennis courts, club- 4th to 31st. Call 936-6068. 2 BATH APARTMENT Bonnie Righter, Realtor-Associate private, small complex. Very GULF FRONT (305)9454)101 percent down, balance in 3 house. Wildlife sanctuary next 1-19 RENTAL MANAGER desirable for monthfy or long- years at 9 percent mortgage. door. February-April, $500- SANDDOUAR CONDO CAPTAIN'S FOR RENT - Vacation on a SANIBEL SURFSIDE ON THE GULF er stays with excellent dis- i PO1I RENT Call (315) 789-6650. between LAGOON week. Call collect (301) 229- GULF FRONTS Td NATURE TRAILS Mr. "A" Nationwide tropical island in the Baham- Fully equipped, great view, tennis, popl. count. Off-seoson $300 per 17070 Collins Ave. Rm. 263 7 and 9 p.m. . ' " 2159, eves. Lovely decorator furnished.-: WALK as. Modern 3 bedroom house, Onlyf400-w*efc Jomoary^obfuary week, season - $600 week. Approximately 1600 sq. ft. 2 N. Miami Beach, Fl. 33160 • '• ..• •'' -V 2-23 ESTATES 1-26 - For those who love Sanibel $25 a day. 472-4719. Call collect (4O4)*93446O orwrite: (312)887-7826. BD, 2 B. Completely equip- Quiet atmosphere, attrac- TFN OWNER OCCUPIED-Mint xon- GARAGE STORAGE SPACE - SanddoUar Sanibel Arms West dition, 2. bedroom, 2- bath Large tropical homesite lo- THI Apartment: 740 Old Campus Trail; Atlanta. GA 30328. , ' :•-••-* :^- ••••:••-• T*N ped -i tennis, -heated pool,, tively, furnished & newly 1528 Periwinkle, behind Is- Compass Point Sanibel Arms cated on a high ridge in a 1 FOR RENT - Sanibel 2 bed- outdoor gas grills. Racquet, decorated condo. 2 bedroom condo close to beach,' deeded CHOICE WEEKS AVAILABLE - • •"'•• .:- ' -. . • .•..•• •. . 1-26 Sanibel Siesta Sanibel Seashells desireable area with over 20 land Bake Shop. Phone: 481- room, 2 bath condominium. ball' in walking distance - lV». both. $425 monthly pn easement. Utility room, large Luxury 2 bedroom, 2 bath Mariner Poln,te Sanibel Surfside Palm trees and. other exotic 47461 5-6 people. Pool, tennis; •golf nearby. Beautiful view - annual lease:' screened porch overlooking condominium apartment. Native Plants, near Casa TFN We serve a limited number-of clients and thus offer more sauna, etc. Near Bowman's excellent shelling -500 ft. of 472-4823 SANIBEL lagoon and golf course. BAYFRONT - 2 bedroom, fire- Beautifully furnished. Pool personal service io both owner and renter.' 1 $58,000, unfurnished, includ- Ybel and Periwinkle. and tennis. $350 per week. Beach. 332-1722. private beach. Season 4600 TFN place, sleeps 6 - $265 per TENNISPLACE ; • -••.'.. ,. • i ': 'TFN' a week, 4 persons (will sleep RENTAL ing appliances, carpeting, $ 16.400 Cash or Terms week. $2500 - season. 472- (813) 332-2862. drapes. Furnishings negoti- . Write Owner: El' Boley, 3023 Completely furnished 2 bedroom condominium lo- FOR RENT BY OWNER - New 2 6). No pets. Contact C.B. 4439. TFN Lovely 3 bedroom. 2 bath able. Phone 472-4756. E. Cheryl Dr., Phx, Az. 85028 cated at Sanibel's Tennisploce condominium. Heated bedroom, 2 bath condo on Harper, P.O. Box 4989, home. Completely furnished. 1-26 2-2 im swimming pool, tennis courts, fishing, barbecue grills, Gulf. Fully equipped, garage Clearwater, Fl. 33518 (813) ASSOCIATED Short walk to San Carlos Bay, OVERSIZED CORNER LOT - shelling and much more. - . tennis, .podL Weekly $500. 441-3231. (813) 446-29S9.' PROPERTIES on deep water canal, open to Ready for building. Block to monthly discount: Geo. Crllk bay.. Fish or boat from your beach, deeded easement. Information, call toll free: man, M.D. (813) 472-4601. For CONDO own' dock; Monthly rental $25,000. Principals only. Own- 1 (•00)237-3141 during season, 2 week mini- er, P.O. Box 91, Sanibel, Fl. HIDEAWAY or in Florida: RENTALS COMMERCIAL BUILDING - And mum off season. Write or 33957. (•13)472-1348 Beach & Bayside Available Approximately 350' canal additional covered work area call: W.J. Mirocle, 3066 N. TFN CAPTIVA Please call: frontage (3 lots). Beautiful on Periwinkle Way. Available Oakland St., Arlington, VA GULF VIEW - 1 bedroom : Mary Lou Traucht at North Captiva Island ... 2 Or write: Point© Sanibel Development. 2445 Gulf about January 1st. 472'16861 32207. , furnished condo, low down 472-1613 bedroom, 1 bath, furnished Drive. Sanibel, Fl;33957. i ' ,-.-•. .v ,. TFN -Guff view furnished effi- ; (709)527-4151 payment. $49,000. Write or TFN lendal cedar home. Screen- - : :. . /• -. --. . • - •• ' . ' '' TFN ciency apartments -with f ire-, Sanibel call: 472-1243 call for particulars sheet. Art ed porch, deck on 2 sides ... places. Next to Tree House' FOR RENT 1-26 VanderStek, 103 South Main, concrete - patio and large Gift Shop. Mountain Home, AR. 72653. utility underneath. Seowall- We Cove* The> Wands" : • MARCH 3-TT \ ';••;,. . . *2SO per week (501) 425-3000. ed boat slip for 2 boats, Lovely, spacious,: opprox. 332-5088 ' TFN generator, good Jeep. 12 ft. 'r- ••" •''. •' '-.•••: ."- TFN T! RENTS! 472-1566 2,000 sq. ft. beautifully fur- ESTABLISHED SPORTS CLOTH- boat, close to airstrip. Inth* nished 3 bedroom, 2 bath Our beautiful new home in ING STORE • In prime location Muster's Market Flora condo.. Huge living room, Sanibel Lake Estates. Beauti-. $95,000 by owner 2840 Gulf Drive, just west of Tarpon Bay V on Sanibel. For sale by owner. 1207 Periwinkle Way dining room, kitchen and fully furnished, two bed- Fully stocked with fashionable 694-3051,995-4389 Sanibel Island, Florida 33957 utility room. Ground floor, room, two baths. No pets. Contact Mrs. Winslow, Telephone (813) 472-4634 ' SANIBEL island wear. $25,000. 472- Island beautiful view, directly on 4719. TFN TFN San Carlos Bay. Pool, tennis Luxury 2 bedroom, 2 bath . CENTER CON DOS Accommodations courts, grills, bikes, etc. at FOR SALE - Walk to the beach rental apartments Lighthouse Resort and Club. $550 from this 3 bedroom, canal Atrium $675 wk - $2600 mo - Gulf frt. Off-season rates in effect until December 15th. MARINER POINTE CONDO - By front home with pool in exclu- 715-387-1320 after 6 p.m. BUILDING Blind Pass from $375 wk. Winter rates starting at $350 per week. per month owner. 2 bedroom. 2 bath, sive Shell Harbor subdivision. SOUTH SEAS Capt Walk from $650 mo Rates of 1 month or longer, discounted. -Never occupied. Write Bay- TFN Across From Bank of the completely furnished. Write Island Beach Club $450 wk Contact resident manager \ Box G.Q., c-o Island Reporter, shore Homes, 9436 Sage Ct., /Islands Two people, monthly mini- PLANTATION Lighthouse Point $500 P.O. Drawer R, Sanibel. Fl. Sanibel or call 472-2583. TURN SNOW FLAKES 850 sq. ft. unit in established- mum, long term lease pre- Loggerhead Cay - from $400 wk or wir^e for Information _ • 33957_ TFN If, Ocean's Reoch - $315-$365 wk, Jan. - $300-$390 wk TFN plaza. ferred. BEACH VILLA INTO $444 monthly. TFN ONE BEDROOM CONDO - Gulf Pointe Santo from $500 wk ..-.-. front, furnished. Ocean's Available Immediately f SHELL HARBOR - 3 bedroom Sand Pebble $350 wk , (216) 771-1700-Days Reach. Pool, tennis, extras. 1st floor corner, 2 bedroom, Sanibel Arms - $385 wk. grains of sand or pretty shells as you vacation on Sanibel or • D/rtctly on tht Quit Michigan Brighton. Heated 2 bath, excellently furnish- Condominium Rvnlat* Now Financing available. $69,500. Captiva Island at one of the following condominiums ... Lau Joseph Realty. (216) 921-211O- Evenings . pool, boat dock, excellent, by Sayana - from $550 wk : Month o»Y«»r Dick Thompson or Tom Mar- ed. Golf, tennis, -marina. Sea Winds-$350 wk. - $M SO mo. Realtor owner. 472-2577. Hurry! It won't last. . Call (813)463-2357 939x2411 cum. (202) 872-1766. • •>. • '...... TFN $138,900 Spanish Cay - from $900 mo Atrium Nutmeg • CSiOEsteraBIVd. • 1-19 Fl. MyefS B«actt. Fl. 33931 • .-.." ..' • ' :•'•• •-• .'•••2-2 Sundial - $350 wk - Gulf view . Blind Pass Pointe Santo de Sanibel RIGHT ON THE GULF -And Shown exclusively by: Surfside XII - $800 wk - Gulf front ..Captain's Walk . SanddoUar : Associates, Inc.'_•• . Sanibel's beautiful beach. Polhte Sanibel Tennis Place - $300 wk. Coquina Beach Sand Pebble Realtor Member MLS New deluxe condo with tennis, Development Corporation Donax Village ' Sanibel Arms West $325/W«;l=K golf, and pool. 40 ft. wrap Reg. Real Estate Broker 10 percent Discount for 4 wks or longer Golden Beach Sanibel Surfside WINTER RENTALS around screened porch, living 2245 Guff Drive Gulf Beach Seagrdpe Village Sundial of Sanibel THIS WINTER AT OUR room, dining room, kitchen. 2 Sanibel Fl. 33957 NEW LISTINGS Island Beach Club South Seas Plantation- bedroom, .2 baths, convertible In Florida, (813) 472-1568 Junonio. Spanish Cay LOGGERHEAD CAY CONDO den. Beautifully furnished. Captain's Walk - 1st floor - $700 - Available season due to Condominiums on the Gulf of Mexico > /'.. . completely STILL AVAILABLE King's Crown Sundial (612) 484-9722. TFN cancellation furnished resale apartments... restaurant, and lounge, steps Lighthouse Point Surfside 12 2 bedroom -2 bath fully furnished TFN Deluxe 3-2 house - Pool-tennis $600 wk. Across from Gulf away... tennis, if you like... 2,000 feet of beautiful Sanibel Loggerhead Cay Tennis Place Rates begin at $500-week CAYO COSTA • 108 feet. Gulf .Gulf Beach-$550 Ventura Captiva beachfront. "; Mariner Pointe Large heated pool, tenn is courts, front to bay. cottage, dock, Kings Crown -.Gulf View Sanibel Moorings 1 Bedroom. Gulf Front. Winter home and well cared-fori' Gulf front, 2 bedroom, 2 bath well, terms, will-trade. 334-. Lighthouse Pointe - 2-2-Den-Bayyiew $550 wk. Villa Sanibel beacri front complex. Shows beautifully: $81.000. . 7093. Condo LoggerheadCay-Available 2-1-79 to 3-16-79 12-29 Sanibel Beach-Club - 1-27-79 to 2-24-79 ' By Owner - 1 Bedroom. Gulf Views? $56,000 and $58,000. Good value.: (813)472-3571 South ' Seels Plantation Beach Club • 2-24 to 3-10 $900 wk. or we have cottages, houses and duplexes available. From 1-26 FOR SALE BY OWNER -Sayana 1 bedroom, 1 bath, on the Spanish Cay - $900 to $1200 mo. December 15,1978 to May 1,1979. Prices range from 200.00 Gulf front. 2 bedroom, 2 bath, Gulf side/ Completely fur- to J ,000 per week. 1 Bedroom. Garden Views. $56,000 to $60,000. ; 2nd floor, beautifully furnish- Tennis Place $300 wk. MONTHLY|SAVI»500 nished, plush, everything Tahiti Shores -2-2 12-15 to 2-1 ' TENNIS ed and fully equipped. Small new. Bar, wine rack. Bang 2 •edrooini. % foil berths. Gulf Front. Excellent location. IS? complex., private pool and., Olusen sound system, sever- HOUSES Mony extras, including washer and dryer in apartment. Across the street from" the expensive Gulf is our tennis. $145,000. (312} 887- al ' handcrafted- bamboo $125,000.' '- .., : charming, elegant, woodsy Sanibel condo. For $1000 7826. :•.-.-;. -:•-.:, -.;,,.,-.,.• appointments. Closed in car- Gumbo Limbo - Tradewinds - Tahiti Shores - Rocks Heated Pool - Ga*Bar-B-Q grills per month' you get 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, front and peted porch. Many plants; Shell Basket Lane - Minutes from Gulf $1200 mo PLEASE CALL... 472-4113 2 Bedroomi. * full hath*. Garden Views. Exceptional back screened patios, huge living room, dining area, Boat docking privileges. Gulf front - 2 bdrm-2 bath $525 wk - $2000 mo On-slte management values at $80,000 and $81,300. - gourmet kitchen, "islandy" furnishings including bar, FOR SALE - Lot 98 • Beachview Convenient, • quiet area. Ex- .Duplex - 1 bdrm.$600 mo • 2 bdrm From $750-mo'. • ~ ' cable TV, telephone, carport, tennli,;heated pool, end Country Club Estates. Sanibel.. cellent bachelor pad. Many Pttiscilla TZlunphy private beach access ocrc^ trie street. Cohdos ocross- Large. 'corner lot .on;..'.golf • extras. Rental program. ANNUAL LEASE 3', r the street rent for $150t) thru $25Wbe>month. Ours course, palm trees,,. Gulf $68,400 ;;)•. Onfurn. 3-2 Bayberry model house . 1246 MIDDLE GULF DRIVE is $1,000 with foods Work charm. Weefcly rentals access.'tctty sewer and water.: Realty. Inc. '- - - •» ,i Tennis courts coming soon. $500 - moV*«» pool, available Feb. 1st. „ ._ $375. No pets. Writ.: S. Dietr. 7925 ^W 51 Av».. Main Office* P.O. Box 57 $41,500: Write H. Krusche. CallaWer 5 p.m.V;472-1706 2-2 Blind Pass $.500 mo. Furn. avail, now """ ..- Miami, Fl. 33143. : ^-: ; ^: : i : Periwinkle Way, Sanibel Island, Florida 472-1511 , (913)472T4!51 Sanibel, Florida 33957 P.O. Box 13, Wabeno. Wise. Or write: P.O. Box 389, • : '' ' ' Hionet(305)667^7870 . . * .''. v \ FOR A CHOICE SELECTION TO MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS, Branch Office*Causeway Road 472-412) (813) 472-2996 '54566, <- - / ':'•:'". ' Sanibel''' '• -'•i '"~\% JUST WRITE OR CALL OUR RENTAL DEPARTMENT. JOAN Captiva Offlcet Andy Rosse In. 472-1149; 472-5154 TFN GOOD - REALTOR-ASSOCIATE - LINDA MILLER TFN REALTOR Rental Offices Causeway. Road-472-4113

_ I; B30 January 19,1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter January 19,1979 B31

WRITE RQrDRAWER R^ SANIBEL ISLAND. FLORIDA 33957 472-1587

CAS A YBEL IS A GREAT BUY! Smart ; $90,000 Comrxiss Point at below market price. Brand new - Completely Furnished - One Bedroom, One* Private sale. Directly on Gulf Beach, on f?Riscil!a Xlflu&phy Bath Resort Environment: with Outstanding Amenities -' Sanibel Island. Two Panoramic View of the Gulf - Excellent lease agreement with dining or der Realty. Inc - Casa Ybel Resort. ;-•: ••-.. " Specializing in condominium REALTOR CALL US TODAY! microwave, Jacuzzi, terrace, tieated pool, . safes, resales, and rental. , :"T. management . • -"'• ; ' tennis. Your opportunity to save before VACATION AND INVESTMENT construction completed. . PROPERTIES. INC. 1509 Periwinkle Way GRANITE 408 W. 57th St.. NY.. N.Y..100i9 212-541-62701 *~ •:;•{:•• >vr \-,-'\: . REALTOR TFN ANNOUNCING DQSINA PF SANIBEL \ K HOMfS ' John Naumann and Associates; is proud to announce the sale • Sanibel's Complete of Dosina of Sanibel, a small, low density, luxury: condo- REALTOR- minium complex located on the quiet end of the island.; Real Estate Company Choose one of four Gulf front, 3 bedroom, 2 bath units CAPTIVA GULI= FR6NT ESTTATE containing over 2300 sq. ft; Now under construction, Dosina features private garages, heated pool, tennis, and much I- 3 BEDROOM HOME WITH MANY LUXURIOUS FEA- more. Compare at $180,000. *: • - •*•-- .->•-••• REALTORS * MEMBER MLS TURES •$350,000 PLUS A 1 BEDROOM GUEST HOME ON SANIBEL/ SUCCESS IS SPELLED ON ROOSEVELT CHANNEL - $145;00p-ADDITIONAL BUILDING SITE ALSO AVAILABLE. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT. ; (Registered Real Estate Broker) BAYFRONT BARGAINS LOO(SJERHEAO CAY ; Considering purchasing your own vacation get-away on S«t,5O0 . . . ond we have* a bedutif ul 2 bedroom, 2 bath Gulf view 1630 Periwinkle Way With waterfront property appreciating at an unprecedented , Sanibel? Enjoy shelling," tennis, the good life? Come visit the furnished apartment that is an outstanding value at $88;000. wonderful world of Sundial; Stop byour Sundial offices or call rate we have two boyf ront condominiums that offer, perhaps, •.*•••. •.'•••'• This unit is on the third floor and affords a beautiful view of GREAT HOME FOR ENTERTAIN ING Opposite Bank of the Islands the greatest investment potential on Sanibel. The first is -a 2 ENJOY SPACIOUS COMFORTABLE LIVINGIN A FULLY- • us for complete details on owning your own piece of Sanibel. the courtyard and Gulf. Loggerhead' Cay is truly one of the bedroom, 2 bath ground floor unit which comes fully EQUIPPED PRESTIGE CONDOMINIUM APARTMENT;> HUGE SCREENED VERANDA, PLUS 4 BEDROOMS. In Sanibel Plaza premier developments on SanibeK - furnished for only $87,500. The second Is also a 2 bedroom. 2 RECREATION BUILDING. TENNIS. SHUFFLEBOARD. LOCATED IN GULF PINES NEAR BEACH ACCESS. $155,000 Sanibel, Florida 33957 bath apartment located on the'ground floor and is somewhat PUTTING GREEN AND BUILT-IN FINANCING - Owner•-will help you purchase this larger. This one may be purchased for $110.000 furnished or MILES OF WHITE SAND BEACH ON THE GULFOF MEXICO one bedroom, one bath efficiency with a second mortgage. for $100,000 unfurnished. Both of these .apartments offer SANIBEL ISLAND WAS CREATED FOR IMPORTANT LEISURE OCEAN FRONT ; Existing mortgage is assumable at 8% percent. A lovely Gulf spectacular unobstructed views of the bay and causeway by POINT! SANTO da SANIKL jtouRis: •.:""V'-..'-• view makes this.apartrneat a steal at $56,000. Call us for Financing available from owner of this very spacious and day and the city lights at night. EASY FINANCING WITH ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE Just listed! a 4th floor, 2 bedroom, 2 bath unit fully more information. 472-4151. Ref. No. 1 CONVENIENTLY LOCATED luxurious one bedroom, one bath apartment. More square furnished. The spectacular Gulf view and private, unspoiled feet than many two bedroom apartments, this unit features Exclusive Agent Call or write: beach make this apartnnent. one of the best buys on the GREAT FAMILY HOME HAS 4 BEDROOMS 2 BATHS FOR Island at $93^900 furnished. ;,•; ,..',. j ONLY $59,500. CALL FOR DETAILS: NEEDS T.L.C. privacy with a spectacular panoramic Gulf view, floor to BUILT-IN RENTAL • This Club Suite with panel fold wall can ceiling kitchen storage wall, microwave oven, washer and LOOKING FOR A BLLJUEBUJJ . PRDPER be purchased with a built in rental thru March. Just listed for dryer, master suite with dressing area and extra large Reg. Real Estate Broker $67,500. 472-4151. Ref. No. 2 / closets, wall to. wall sliding glass doors opening to screened PLACE TO PARK YOUR BOAT? deck. Amenities include heated pool, Jacuzzi whirlpool- (813) 472-1523 AT $PANI$H CAV, BY GEORGE! tennis and shuffieboard courts. Completely furnished and If you desire an easily affordable condominium with direct 2422 Periwinkle Way. Sanibel Island. Fl. 33957 equipped; priced at $110,000. deep water accost, than we have what you're looking for. That is, George the old and neighborly alligator, who lives in LOVELY -One of the few. Club Suites directly on the Gulf. This lovel apartment with panel-fold wall is owner occupied, Located at Tennis Place, this handsome, 2 bedroom, 1 V4 bath the canal adjacent to this charming 2 bedroom, 2 both well maintained, and offers Florida living at it's finest. You Point* Santo de Sanibel apartment comas fully furnished far $58,500. condominium. Enjoy the spectacular view of the Gulf or the will want to be the first in line to see this beauty. $81,000. GULF FRONT-GROUND FLOOR Exceptionally gracious and golf course from your balcony pr screened porch in comfort Call 472-4151. Ref. No. 3. spacious, this corner apartment offers three bedrooms, each in this top floor, brightly furnished, apartment. Take your cue with its own private access to the out doors, only a few short from George land snap up this value at $69,500 furnished. steps to the beach. Very attractively furnished in pleasant, BLIND PASS soft shades of green. The completely equipped eat-in kitchen saotp NEW LISTING - Top floor overlooking the Gulf. Beautiful 2 includes all appliances, extra-large kitchen cabinet storage .bedroom 2 bath deluxe apartment with convertible den - Located in the Blind Pass complex, choose from two finely area and serve-through bar to the dining room. The large completely, furnished in lovely Florida colors. The large appointed apartments situated next to the most beautiful COMMERCIAL LOT screened porch off of the liying room is practically on the ossumable mortgage makes this outstanding apartment, beach on Sanibel. First, priced at $85,000, we have a 2nd beach. Priced, fully furnished and equipped, at $249,500. even more attractive- Come by our Sundial office for a floor 2 bedroom, 214 bath townhouse ready for your Owner is willing to negotiate terms. showing. $165,000. Ref No. 4 inspection. Next we have a 2 bedroom, 2 bath apartment, ON PERIWINKLE-. !l also located on the second floor and priced to sell at $79,000. CONDOMINIUM HOMES Sandpebble for your own personal shop or office or just pure investment. Look South from this top-floor, corner 2 bedroom, 2 bath Very limited commercial opportunities left on Sanibel in this apartment and see the Gulf of Mexico. Look North and see a price range. Listed at $46,900. Act now, won't last long at this OMTHE GULF - This Gulf front 2 bedroom, 2 bath apartment has all the conveniences of home to complement the relaxed beautiful Golf course and one of the best fishing canals on DEL SEGA LOT As Sanibel weaves its magic around your heart, so price.' ; . "• '•.,...•'• OUT OF THE ORDINARY Sanibel. Amenities include tennis and heated pool. Nicely ' resort lifestyle of Sundial. Full size built-in washer and dryer POINTE SANTO de Sanibel will satisfy your deepest at your fingertips and. nearly new, plush carpeting in the furnished. Priced to sell quickly at $67,500. Located in the Del Sega Subdivision we have a beautiful drednt of luxury. Elegant villas, wide views of the Gulf living-dining area make this apartment unique. Other extras SPACIOUS 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT PLUS LOFT corner lot on a canal with access to the bay and the Gulf. with shining sands and tranquil waves, acres of land- .will ad to your pleasure. $125,000. See you at Sundial. Ref. WHICH CAN BE USED AS A GUEST AREA OR HOBBY $28,500. scaped parklands. private swimming pool, and tennis THIS IS INDEED A No.5 •••...'•. AREA. POOL, TENNIS COURT AND JUST A SHORT Sanibel Arms W<*st courts and much more for the discerning home owner, WALK TO THE BEACH. $69,500 Enjoy an uncluttered view o* *' h, the Gulf of Mexico all combined to offer you a lifestyle of privilege. - and Estero Island fro— -^% ^\ T, 2 bedroom, 2 bath RARE OPPORTUNITY ... m apartment. Feat ^JO^ -«ned decks, family-size LAKEFRONT LOT The choice of those who have the world to choose GOOD BUY • 2 bedrooms. 2 berths just steps away from your living room and ' . ««om, all appliances, carpet and from! . • to buy a 2 bedroom, 2 bath completely furnished unit for. swimming pool. This first floor apartment adds convenience NEWLY LISTED drapes. Don't miso this opportunity for GULF FRONT living. $74,500. Blind Pass condominiums also have established an to its lovely garden view. $81,300. Ref. No. 6 Build your own home on this conveniently located lakefront excellent rental history. The most outstanding characteristic Priced at $96,000. 2 BEDROOM 2 BATH APARTMENT - PLUS GARAGE lot in the Gumbo Limbo Subdivision. Priced to sell at $25,000. B-34 - 3rd floor, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, furnished. is the secluded beach. The beach undoubtedly is one of the GOOD BEACH. $85,000 FURNISHED. Sanibel Arms West Excellent Gulf view. (Assumable 1 st mortgage at 9 most beautiful in the world. Call us now! -•'• .-.:.'. TOP FLOOR - TOP DRAWER -This 1 bedroom. 1 bath Open the front door and take a few steps to the beach and percent) $127,900. / efficiency located on the top floor, overlooks the garden and the Gulf of Mexico, or open the back door and take a few NORTH CAPTIVA out to the Gulf. An excellent buy at $58,000. Ref. No. 7. steps to the screened fresh water pool from this very lovely, B-42 • Two bedroom, 2 bath Gulfview Penthouse with extremely well maintained 2 bedroom, 2 bath ground floor private rooftop sundeck, gorgeous furnishings. A steal PRICE REDUCED ... A few of the excellent listings at Sundial comer apartment. Many extras included and the attractive Priced at $35,000 we have a Gulf front lot on North Captiva at $149,000 SANDPEBBLE. JUST A STONE'S furnishings are in immaculate condition. Priced at a very with 75 feet of Gulf frontage. Reasonable offers entertained: DELUXE 3 BEDROOM APARTMENT - OVERLOOK SAN reasonable $78,000 furnished. C-21 - Two. bedroom, two bath Gulfview. Tastefully THROVV FROM THE GULF ... CARLOS BAY FROM ONE OF ITS TERRACES. NOW furnished (Assumable 1st mortgage at 8% percent) PRICED AT $119.000 UNFURNISHED. Prlnclpia Garden Villas only $124,900 The convenience of this location to either Sanibel or Ft. and a view from the top, too. Yes, all this in a 2 bedroom, 2 NEWTON ASSOCIATES with offices at Sundial will help you Myers makes this ground floor, 2 bedroom, one bath GULF PINES II LOT D-3S - Two bedroom, 2 bath. Third Floor. Magnificent bath condominium unit offered at $69,500. Too good to be select your Island retreat. Come see your Sundial Realtor. apartment most desirable. Located off of Cypress Lake Drive, view of the Gulf. Excellently furnished. $130,000 true - no, a real steal. Call our office today. . ' . Our Associates look forward to meeting you. between McGregor and Cleveland. This very attractive Located in the Gulf Pines II subdivision we have, for your apartment rents for $260.00-monthly or can be occupied with inspection, an oversized cul-de-sac lot priced to sell at E-45 - Two bedroom; 2 bath GULF FRONT Penthouse - 30 day notice. A smart- investment at $27,500, with an $17,900. with private rooftop sundeck. Hurry I It won't last long. assumable 8% percent mortgage. Furnishodj$183,b

mm B32 January 19,1979 Island Re^rter Island Reporter January19,1979 B33 classified advertising /,\ NA/RrTE P.O. DRAWER R. SANIIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA 33957 472-1587 **

[ ..-'.:.' 3BeiroomHomes ' :' ' ' ForSat* :\\ • ^-- OC€A«S|*S Ready To Move Dunes Golf Course Beachvlew Country Oub Half-acre, homesite in rural FOR SALE Sanibel'. One mile . from Out Of Your i - Starting at $77,900 .' • .,- By Owner •• '.. r Spectacular view of the Gulf Waterfront - Golf Course paved road. - $13,500.66 highlights this 4th floor, 1 r tONDO Terms. •.. • -•'. ..,;JI : • v ;' > XioMSfv ,:':••. :.:v'.481-2_5,il2-,..;.'.;.,;, •;.;; ..- * :\i \ LbtM ••;' •• ••.• BD.; luxury apartment. Com- v : 2 bedroom. 2 Bath 2300 sq. ' 472-2S26 : •_•-..•••• .-• By'Ownar • ,' pletely : furnished* with Select : Densely, wooded ^parcelI on ft: home on % .acre lot with ~l:-.':':. •• \ .:J •;...;• - 2-2 Gulf front • 3 bedroom, 2 decorator accents. At Sun- 150 ft. beachfront. REALTOI? both, top floor corner. Fur- main road. Near school, < dial Beoch and Tennis Club. . tennis courts, nished & Equipped, tennis^ ••4.000 Blue CMp^Realty. Inc. fields. $13,500.00 Terms. -' THOMAS H. BROWN BLJUEB1IX PROPERTIES INC ill GULF FRONT "pool, ft extras. 472-3693. to see. . Realtors TOPFiOORCONPO ' : 1-2* Ft. Myers Beoch 463-5771 ~ Heg. Real Estate Broker Large lot with walking ease- FOR SALE For sate by owner. Spectacu- Write: Owner OR. TFN REALTOR lar view day and night. 15310 Layhill Rood ment to Gulf beaches. Has. ponds and. swamp for buffer 2410 Palm Ridge Road Completely furnished, 2 bed- Silver Spring, Md. 20906 Properties ••. :••• ••• ••••••••' :•/• -TFH' In the rear and conservancy •y Owner P.O. Box 142 Sanibel. Fl. 33957 room, 2 berth corner apart- ment with wrap around bal- lands across the road. Test GUMROLIMB CAPTIVA LOT 472*4138 A Choice Offering Of cony, wa.her-dryer, many borings completed. Also per- - ESTATIS CANAL LOT e*lrbs. South-east exposure. culation test, and survey. 30 Large 3 BD, 2 B Home. FOJISAUBY OWNER Storage room on ground LIGHTHOUSE percent down. Price is Bricked screened "Florida Rare opportunity, Prime se- Sanibel and Captiva Real Estate levef 4 elevator.' Approxi- $19,500.00. room, 2 caraaroge on fresh cluded homesite. 250 ft. 100 ft. x Appro*. 155 ft. mately 1350 sq. ft. Pool, water lake. from Gulf. Unspoiled lus-r MOTEL Excellent Island Jpcation purling green, tennis courts, 66 acres on Pine Island with cious vegetation. ; MENU FOR TODAY , next to. Sanibel Marina oh '(clubhouse wHh restouront one quarter mile on Mat- Office (813) 997-4000 • • "'.,•" Phone: "••'* ' .""•':-. ; SEAHORSE COTTAGES HOW ABOUT a tasty dish of INCOME? INTERESTED? You will SANIBEL ARMS WEST NortK Vochtsman Orlvei In- upder construction). Goff CONDOMINIUM lacha Pass. 50 percent oil Home (813) 997-5888 • ' '' M141M ' • cmd mineral rights included. TFN ' •.' .': . ..•..'••••• ' •:/••':. TFNF be when you ask about ihis TRIPLEX with on* efficiency unit teresting property on water. course within three blocks; Beautifut Boy; view; ground r $5,000.00 per acre or Six rental unit* plus owner's spacious apartment. Beautifully consisting of one large room, full bath, ceramic shower stall BEACHFRONT LIVING: Welcome to beachfront living' Yours'for - :"' •.'.'. '•'•?, . • .'.'•'. \-': Rental prpgram ayaitable. floor apartment, 2 bedroom, $330,000.00 for all 66 acres. landscaped grounds with coconut palms, citrus, and banana and yanity. One of the other units is very cozy with living on Sorilbertsiandr This comfortably .furnished rtwo ''1*Y '" 2 _bq*h with den," screened trees. One half block to San Carlos Bay and one block to room, two bedrooms, bath plus closet space. The other is bedroom, two batrt, residence opens onto a targe Contact: (•19)472.2727 lanai, carpet'and all oppli- beach access. Good shelling and fishing. Price: $200,000 High ground lot on state and' similar with living room, two bedrooms, and bath plus dining screened porch overlooking the Gulf of Mexico. Fred H. Bensemon Write: Box T.G., c-o Island onces. FOR SALE with assumable mortgage. county protected Cayo Costa CAPTIVA area. The building has been recently remodeledr using Excellent tennis facilities, clubhouse, swimming pool,-; (312) 447-0228 .ReporteT;-; P.p. Drawer'.; R,' : BY OWNER and a superb shelling beach provjde a variety of Sonlbel,JR. 33957 ^ Island. Enjoy the pleasure of paneling on some of the walls, duality furniture and. SANIBEL CONOO appointments throughout. This is a 99 year lease for sale at recreation activities: Your island lifestyle wilt bV right having your area preserved CONDOMINIUM r ; and patrolled by specialist Or lease with option to buy. $150,000. To discuss financing contact Blueblll Properties, at home at SdnlbelArmt West, for $96,500. V-' ; - Reajtor HOMES paid by the taxpayers. Lot. Fully furnished, 2 bedroom, 2 BD, 2 B - South Seas Planta- Inc. at 2422 Periwinkle Way, Sanlbel Island, Florida 33957. or 4600 McGregor Blvd. hat natural Florida pine 2 bath. Pool, tennis, beach. tion. Marina Villa. phone (813) 472-1528. . • BEACHFRONT Ft. Myers, Fl. trees, palms, oaks and sea $74,900 SORRY- •36-4*21 , 4S2-1219 4SL1771 SHELL HARBOR 1 grape. Only 300 feet from HOAVii After Hours Associate: county park. Walking dis- 4S1-491S 472-4964 THIS HOUSE . Carol Davenport YOUR DREAM RETIREMENT HOME After you've.looked atevery tance of bay and Gulf, only TFN 1-26 Spacious home, Michigan Bristol model, 4 bedroom, 2% 472-4382 STYLE: This one floor layout provides the utmost comfort at o small overpriced condomin- $9,000.00 for a short while. bath, living room, dining room, and garden room overlook- .•:. :- • ••• ••• •.•" •• -TFN low cost, original use of durable materials is important - so is ium come and see real land ing beautiful-pool area and boat dock. Double garage, pro- PRIVATE HOMESITE GULF FRONT an attractive, balanced appearance both from a distance and value. A 3 bedroom home, fessionally landscaped. Available Furnished or Unfurnished ' close-up. KITCHEN; Has plenty of working space and 2VV ACRE ISLAND HOMESITE: An outstanding location V* acre of land. 150 beach- To our knowledge,' there Surf Realty, Realtor BAYSHORE DO YOU WANT A SANIBEL cabinets. Ample family-fining area and a good view of the; for a very private home, this large homesite is ; front: Serious home.buyers: are no Gulf front houses or 470 Surfsound Court HOME FOR YOUR WIN- : VILLAGE private dock on the canal. Work-saving appliances rate extra • only."... •• "- •..;••.'••• situated in a naturally wooded, area, near school, / lots for sale on Sanibel. Our. 472-3200 TERS? CAN YOU PAY points. FAMILY ROOM: Is located for maximum accessibility -•-Call Owner: 7-9 p.m. home is located just across SANIBEL HARBOURS recreation facilities churches, and nature conservon- • Evas. 472-4M6 SUBDIVISION *16,38O DOWN AND $363 to the outdoors and the kitchen; H is near the dining area and cies. Encompassing 2% acres orf Sanibel Island, with . the street from the Gulf.. Large naturally vegetated PER MONTH? Beautiful, newty-decorated, home on canal with on un- screened porch to accommodate large parties.. NEIGHBOR- paved rood frontage: this exciting properly is nowrf Right now, that's as .near to lots available within 900' of obstructed view of San Carlos Bay. The living room, dining HOOD: 851 Angel Wing Drive. This house fits into the price avbilable to you for $50.0001 ;; ,., •/ the beoch as you can get and the Gulf of Mexico. Stop by But this custom built 3 bed- room, kitchen, and each of the 3 bedrooms have their own bracket of other homes in the neighborhood ami Is In exact still reside in your own our office off Tulipa Way room, 2 bath home. Live in •private house.. . . -., :j ATTRACTIVE view of the Bay. New:floor covering in the 2 baths and.; harmony with the other designSt without.peing/atv exact ON THE BAY opposite the Beochview Golf your home in the winter- kitchen; also, new appliances, carpeting, and drapes*. Large duplicate. Here conformity is the best policy: CHECK TtiE LIST: WOODED LOT Course enterance from 1-4. have rental, income during ' ••••..R>r$dle;,:•••"-.$ ON LAKE IN SANIBEL Sanibel, Castaways area. 2 screened porch,-double garage, patio dock, boat davits, This home is too good to pass up. Only $t25,000. Nice folks' VI P This 3 bedroom 2 bath Lot prices begin at $22,000 the remaining months. Piling BAYOUS. Size 100' * 140'v Bedroom, 2 bath home with water depth sufficient to accommodate large power or live here. Give us a ring and make an appointment.:' ' ": By Owner home; with many extra fea- with houses and house pack- home with screened front loaded with palms and Is- family kitchen and 2 screen- porch, spacious rear deck. sailboat. Excellent financing available to purchaser. 4 Bedroom. 2 bath, CBS tures, is in immaculate con- ages also available. Bay- land shrubbery. City water ed porches overlooking bay home in Gumbo Limbo. Fam- dition, the location is superb shore .Homes, Inc. c-o 9436 Large hobby-storage room and electricity in. Price only and private dock. DONT BE SORRY TOMORROW - CALL TOOAY1 ily room, oversized double - exclusive West Gulf Drive. Sage Court. Sanibel. Fl. below. THE QUIET SIDE: Relax on the quiet side of Sanibel $14^500. Can finance all but •79.000 Only $125,000 for this furnished three bedroom, two both garoge, paved driveway and 33957. (813) 472-3030 or . Island. Two bedroom, two bath residences are now. $6000.00. W.C. Shannon. condominium. You better buy today before the owners return patio. 100 ft. x 150 ft. lot. •104.900 Call owner after Jan. 22. 472-2583. (813) 332-4624 available at Mariner Pointe. Beautifuf views, boat. Sanibel Realty. Inc. Realtor 472-1236 after weeks aboard ship. This lovely, tastefully furnished dockage, tennis, swimming, a private fishing pier, ond $79,500 TFN 2-9 Call owner -472-5464 .- 472.1566. 1-26 HOMESITES hide-away in a quiet homey atmosphere is located on the a serene bayfront boardwalk complement spacious 472-4715 TFN first floor above covered parking and storage area. For condominium homes. From $85,000. 2-9 recreation take a walk on the sandy beach or a jump in the spacious swimming pool. WHAT FUN I Dial 472-1528 now. CLAM BAYOU VIP We have handled $5,967.49&0Q worth off closings Good fishing with your own sanctuary $33,500 SURFS1DE12 ' ' " -" " . .- \. & title Insurance policies since opening for LIKE WE SAID... "Dont Walt - the Model will be Soldi" AND business on September 1. 1976. Do business IT IS! Dont wait another minute to see the'unfurnished SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION where business Is being dona. "more-for-your-money" units with three' bedrooms, two There are fevr things GULF PINES I baths, Lanai. & screened porch. Of course there is tennis, TENNIS VILLAS at South Seas Plantation, one bedroom, swimming pool, under cover parking and storage, plus lots of' excellent leasebackr arrangement, ; furnished. $79,500-

: ; : Community planned subdivision with private beach ease- sunshine. If this meets your needs we recommend quick $79,900. ;' ' . .;• ••••••• '•;, • • /,- •;••:• . •' . .•'• Sanibel Title Insurance ment, tennis courts, and swimming pool: . action. Stop at 585. East Gulf Drive or call 472-3636 for quick you'll do better in 1979 I action. We will have the phone at our fingertips. BE TALKING Service Corporation 1 • Large elevated lot on fresh water lagoon $30,000 TO YOU. v • Beautiful lot. one block from beoch easement. $29,500 FIVE LIME TREE CENTER 1640 PERIWINKLE WAY than subscribe to Island Reporter. • Lot near Green Way and Recreation Area.' $28,500 FO$TOFFICEBOX155 3ANIBEliStANDV,FlORIDAa3957 CLOSINGS OV^ERS 4 MORTGAGEE POiJCIES ESCROWS I GUMBO LIMBO MS.41 SOUTH WILL TAKE YOU TO EXCELLENT VALUE: At Tennisptdce, conveniently OUR VANDERBILT OFFICES situated on Sanibel Island^ quiet bayside. A on* 2 Beautiful lakefront lots. Both for $28,000. bedroom,- one. bath waterfront condominium home I Try it. You'll like it! I THE BEAUTIFUL MODELS invites your inspection. Tennis courts, heated poof, covered parking, and a private storage room enhance SANIBEL HARBOURS Vanderbilt Surf Colony. 25 Blueblll Avenue •its. voluevWell situated for year round living, or as a rental property, this outstanding residence is now "CALl FQR CALL" I Deep canal lot, seawalled, with direct access to bay Vanderbilt Gulf Side. 10851 Gulf Shore Drive Bay Shores of Vonderbilt Beach, 10475 Gulf Shore - available priced at $43,000. $45,000 GULF FRONT <<• Please begin my subscription to the Island Reporter. Your personql inspection of .these and other SpdrWmg NEW corner cemdo WEST GULF DRIVE Barbara S. School Dorothy E. Currori fine properties may-be arranged by' I MAIL TO: Island Reporter, Across from Rocks, Beach Easement • 100 x 150' Includes Robert Stephenspn Beverly Henry , contacting: I HenryP.KafiJa apartment in low density complex. P.O. Drawer R, Sanibel Island, Water Permit $30,000 Geraldine Moore Virginia M. Stephenson Charles G. Bennett f This is the only unit available; i Florida 33957 Frances J. Kmzle Mary P. Stephensen Martin F. Sullivan Robert L. Stephenson AND INVESTMENT NAME- r ! Immediate possession at ; CONDOMINIUM Gary G.. Troutmbh. 5r . I ADDRESS. Gladys S. Curtright market price. I Broker Sanibel Island (813) 474.5187 I Copttva Island (813) 472-2523 ZIP. R.O. Box 168. Sonlbel Island, Florida 33957 RALPH CALL REALTOR OCEAN'S REACH f Please bill me. I enclose my check foif $ P.O.Box 232 GULF FRONT - there Is a spectacular view from this top floor BLUEBILL PROPERTIES INC 1648 Periwinkle '- Kqtes: On Island - ^SO^eF'.year.^.CohtJnental.U^S^or Split (on and off unit A heated beach front poor and tennis court moke this Sonibel. Florida 33957 I Island) $10 00 per year. Canada and Foreign - $12.50 per year. furnished 1 bedroom condominium our best Gulf' front- MatnOffk r2422 Pevlwlnkl* Way ;. (813)472-4127 S(UJS. currency, please); j ^ i33«57 ! offering. $80,650 SenJbel The Bank is across from us This is a new suhsrriptinn renewal. |.|f> Exchange your unwanted property for something (813) 472-1528 you really want I I v -- Island Reporter January 19,1979 B35 I B34 January 19,1979 Island Reporter advertising service air iv- WRfrE P.O. DRAWER R^ SANIBEL ISLAND. FLORIDA 33957 478-1587-*• WRITE P.O. DRAWER R, SANIBEL ISLAND, I=LOR1DA 33957

Executive Services. Inc. REMO(RIP) "Landscaping STRIPPING SEASCAPE Reg. Real Estate Broker WOOSTER & LAWN CARE GABACCIA REFINISHING Sundial Resales For confidential personal TV & APPLIANCES PLUMMNG CONTRACTOR & Lawn Care Furniture-and small repairs. Complete (awn care'service service: Sales and Service Licensed • Insured - Bonded Call Roy: . by JOHN NAUMANN & ASSOCIATES. INC REALTORS 24 Hour Emergency Service - Call 472-1787 for residential and small DOUGLAS J:"POUO" Captiva-472-2518 472-1060 MCOOON 472-1133 or 472-2244 2-23 commercial properties. TPN 1-19 CROSSWORD PtJZZLE Sanibel-Captlva REALTOR - ASSOCIATE Mike Tfpson Phone (813) 472-4195 NEW , 472-3822 AHer Hours (813) 481-8071 Edited by EUGENE T. MALESKA ' TFN GuKside GULF FRONT- 2 bedroom. 2 both. den. Choose your Tree Trimming /•.' .••• , • .i" DEB'S ODD JOB own furniture $152,000 Window Cleaning Island Resort CUIT VIEW-2 bedroom. 2 both. dert. Three to choose ACROSS 54 Site of first fr-Knowledge 32 What leopards- Hauling & Furniture Moving Licented,-. Insured . 472-2902 ; . , Cleaning ' - from $122,000-5126.000 - Olympic games 7 French author can't alter Phonet 472-4207 Houses & Condos BOB'S 1 Bumpkin •••••',•••.; ".••• ••••' • 'TPN M 4-27 5 Chief aquatic 55 la any way ("The 34 "Hey Out-of-state condo owners, let us clean ft care for your Call us for any odd jobs you plant life 57 Tree trunk . Necklace") (1954 song) may have - we will watch 58 Lowest female 8 Turkish title (Financial Planning & Management) condo. Island resident avail- PRE-OWNED 10 Dip and throw 37 Attired able, 7 days. aver & "take care of your 14 Author of "The voice 9 Yet, to 38 Do-it-yourself ISLAND NAVE 472-3483 home or condo while you are 59' Kind of code or Shakespeare away. We are retired, year 1 Bedroom. 1 Both - Furnished, two at $55,000 Man Without a cafe area • accounting and bookkeeping for shops, motels, condo LOCKSMITH PLUMBING TPN Complete . ' round residents. Country" ;~~~ colony , . .;•;.... 10 Twig broom 40 Kowalski in associations, partnerships, and corporations including 2242 Periwinkle Way Call: 472-21 SO or 2 Bedroom. 2 Bath. Furnished. View of lovely court- SO Church section 11 Victorian . ^"Streetcar. • budget preparation.^ financial statements and financial License* 472-1101 :.- 472-1307 for particulars. yard $78,000 15 Swindle - DON HUMPHREYS «I Author of novelist analyses as well as , .' • Sanibel 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath Furnished. GuK front comer - 2 1« Noun suffix . ; • executive tax service a division of H & R Ble3T Phone 472-2394 TPN AIR balconies $135,000 17 Eagerly '; "The Boys of ("Barchester 41 Mildred ^ Summer" Sanibel Center Building, 1711 Periwinkle Way, CONDITIONING expectant Pierce's ' ; POBox 194, Sanibel, Florida 33957 ' Offering a full service rental program, 13 tennis C2 Cheap; vulga r 12 Church item . --creator .":_•;' & ELECTRICAL Wm. "Mac" McArthur courts, dining room, cocktail lounge, pools £ more. 18 Nazi's (813)472-1439 Elliot Gelberg Earth Care, Inc. CARPENTRY "Nordic" S3 Pearl Buck's IS Farmlands 46 Is wearing - ^ Complete landscaping, tree CONTRACTING ' and Sons ' "The Living 21 Munchausen, 47;La!apalooza trimming, bruslvchrppeTseT- WORK Commercial Painting & Paper hanging 19 Porch in Athens 472-2979 20 Went round and 48 Security breach vice, and grounds mainte- Free estimates Residential Contact ' 22 Cast off a lover 49 Stewpot nance. Serving Sanibel & Sanibel 472-2902 Sales John Nw*nMnti eV Assoctatest Inc. round Captiva. nu TPN Service Call before 7:30 a.m. ' 51 Map of a town 472-3440 or after 7:30 pirn. 2019 Periwinkle Way 22 Dos Passos and ; santiva window Commercial Refrigeration & \ Scorch ' Exupery-^ : •..",..... 52?Differently; - 601 Los Colony Road Sanibel. Fl. 33957 Steinbeck s tee Machines. 23 Canal in a song ••The «-—:;.•• ' . 26 Possibly a pain 53L PearJ Buck's cleaning services Sanibel, Fl. 3395T George Apley" in the neck SOON COME P.O. Box 293 (813)472-3121 24 Nanook of the 4 pg ISLAND AIRE, North Author of 'The 27 Brahman or 55 Like a quick . Landscape INC. "YOUR HOME Vicar of ^ :."-x._ '.'• -Sudraf M.::" •'••'•• :: • study ' Professional cleaning of windows IS OUR CASTLE" 27 Magna —— Maintenance 29 Covering at Wakefield" 28 Poet Ginsberg 56;"-^- and for local shops,.offices and residences. 472-1260 4 Banished one 31 Engine tenderr ^Sympathy" Tel: 813-481 -4761 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. ' TPN Camelot Desert plant 813-482-2920 Evenings , 472-4439 KNUDSEN REALTY, INC. 30 Digits: Abbr. 5 JIM NOLAN. Mgr. 33 He wrote (a division of Santiva Housekeeping Services, Inc.) A Full Service Pharmacy TPN Featuring m 1619 Peri winkle Way "Ragged Dick"? Prescriptions- Ph. 813-936^642 1939 Dana Drive 34 Besmirch Greeting Cards (Landlubber Shopping Center) 35 Kennel sound Fanny Farmer Candy Key West Aloe CERAMIC 472-3737 36 Plumlike fruit Sun Products Gulf Front - Pointe Santo $190,000 F 37 Lump Chanel - Revlon- Pantene TILE T bahama recovering Gulf View- on Canal - Sanibel Arms $80,000 F 38 Normandy OPEN 9-5MoMri., Jkw Gulf Complex -Sanibel Arms (1-1) $53,500 F town 9*2 Sat. New - Repairs - Renovations Custom Danish Furniture Gulf Complex - Sanibel Arms West $79,500 F 39 —— Aviv 2393 Palm Rldae Rd. Edward t. Forrest Reupholstering • Cushions>Recovered Gulf Drive-Sea Shells $60,000 F (across from the library) 40 "Washington Agency, 9KC. 472*1519 Bus.-342-0990 Paul W, Fries — here" Emergency 472-2768 Hse.- 542-2277 Norlene Fries Fort Myers, Fla. 33907 Beautiful Residential Homes 41 Proofreading 9-29 Canal Front-Shell Harbor $150,000 mark Professional Insurance Service Lake Front - Gumbo Limbo $85,500 42 Sinclair's Fully landscaped - Sanibel Lake Estates $89,900 "World's "• for life; home, . ^ FAST, PROFESSIONAL 43 Scene in GULF-FRONT LAND auto, business ... call us C.H. POTTER Margaret TV SERVICE FOR DEVELOPMENT Mitchell's book before you need us; o . Choice 165 feet of frontage nestled in the trees at the East 44 At that time: Furniture Service end of the island. 1200 feet deep and suitable for up to 14 Fr. Bring your TV in ... and SAVE! homes or condominium units. Potential development plans Suite 204 - Landlubber available. 45 "The ^—of REPAIR TOUCH-UP night . . .": (8 49 ANDERSEN'S Desirable Residential Lots Longfellow ^ Shopping Center Gulf Front (165' - 14 units) - $490 000 REFINISHING REUPHPLSTERY Shell Harbor (canal) "$50,000 to $65,000 47 "•—M for 54 PHone: 472-1571 Anchors Aweigh (canal) $40,000 to $42,000 Murder" For.your convenience evening hours Sanibel Estates (canal) $42,000 48 Arthur Miller 58 by appointment Monday-Wednesday TFN 694-75$8 MINERS PLAZA Sanibel Isles (canal) Includes water permit $31,500 hero - Sor.ibel Bayous (lake) $25,000 50 Pins on record M Gumbo Limbo $17,000 to $26,000 players Choice Commercial Properly BABYSITTER REGISTER AKERSqVRWASH Toll Free Travel 490' Frontoge on Periwinkle Our toll-free telephone number for all your travel otCasaYbelRd. $495,000 Answers On 27-A Have your car washed to reflect needs can be called from all out-of-state locations. 100' Frontoge on Periwinkle - ' Dlna Praxetta - 472-4813. weekends Write it down! (800j 237-3104 Next to Pate's . $125,000 I] Marcle Parrlot - 472-4690. 472-4655, after school, ypur image. weekends. • : . •Airline Tickets •Cruises •Tours SEAVIEW Kaiw Ho9h«s- 472-4616 (retired RN) CAR WAXING • Hotel & Rental Car Reservations KrlstoJuhle-472-4713 evenings & weekenas • Travel & Baggage Insurance Sanibel's Finest Chrlstln* Carrol 472-3028 evenings & weekends • Notary Public Barbara Cook • 472-5567. Anytime. Waxed to protect from sun and salt. • Greyhound bus tickets Condominium Homes Carol toad • 472-5111 e*t. 5216, anytime, Captiva only Interval Travel Agency SAN I BEL Shall** Jeff* - 472*3152 after 6 and on weekends ,..„,:.. s p.m. 472-3094 1618 Perivrinkie Way, Sanibel Space Up to 4,000 sq. ft. "CALL FOR CAU" Julie Suhllnf Dougherty • 472-254* after 6 or on week- Mon. thru Sat. Located next to Scottys The local phone number is 472-3171 TPN $205,000 and up PRT UNITY ends Closed Sundays 1215 Periwinkle Way. Sanibel DO YOU HAVE A REAL ESTATE Kevin Ipranton • 472-2322 weekends East Gulf Drive - 12 UNIT MOTEL ORIENTED PROBLEM? Gloria Johnson • 472-45*7 after 4 p.m. Next to Sanibel Arms Ulan Hunt - 472*5373 anytime Melissa Reid Monica Stahlln • 472-3274. Own home, daytime. Owner With Owners apartment. I HAVE AN OPENING FOR A . Licensed and Insured santiva David Upscomb • 472*1357 or 472-4035 evenings and ISLAND UVINO-PIUS INCOME Details to qualified parties only. MOTIVATED CLIENT weekends Many possibilities with this large living oreo and four UNIQUELY rental units. Two fully equipped efficiencies and two Mlchele Made - 472-3313. anytime . housekeeping services rooms, very dean and nicely furnished, across from 2 GULF FRONT LOTS Kelly laScola • 472-2OT3, evenings & weekends PERSONAL I Chryft Webb • 472*5205. at my home, daytime, no week- the beech with walking easement, seawalled canal - Ralph Coll, Realtor ends. Sanibel island, Fl. 33957 has dock with pump, fish cleaning area and bait box. Zoned single family. $85,000 HOUSEKEEPING Maid Service - Home Guard - Window Cleaning -. * - %- ANYONE WISHING TO BE REGISTERED WfALPORt \ ../. ,.;-,.;••:• 6Ki Professional Cleaning of Homes, Corporation vocation quarters. SAN CARLOS REALTY, BROKER P.O. Box 232 ' *- SHOULD CAU472-1587 Condominiums and Business Offices Professional person. SonibetrFI. 33957 In providing this senrlca. Island Raportar assumes no Tel. (813) 481-4279 Long or short term rentals. Drawer 9 - Sanibel, Fl. 33957 (fei«) 47*4137^ ' « reseonslbllty vls

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NO. 12 . $ERVINO^A^IBEL«CAPTIVit AND THf ISLANDS BAY TO THI GASPAMUAS JANUARY 26, 1979 MMdersefforts end pageant tortoise races ier injuries, abuse sparked local crusade By Bradley Fray A 20-year tradition in Fort Myers has been discontinued thanks to the efforts of two islanders and the support of concerned volunteers. Less than, a year ago Adamm Smith and Dr. Nora Dietlein, both of Sambel, initiated an all-out war against what they saw as needless torture and abuse to gopher tortoises: in .the annual Edison Pageant of light festivities. This week they won that war, when pageant officials announced that annual gopher tortoise races have been discontinued perman- ently. Pageant president Thomas E. Barrett said Wednesday the deci- sion to stop the races was based on two reasons: complaints and "har- rassment" to sponsors offtte&fcce tfMf; anft *becatise*o£ bad weather this year for the jbortoises." A misty veil of salt spray shrouds morning beachcombers at Blind PQSS. Shelters have enjoyed brisk northern winds and strong tides-this winter » ' TJarrefct said he had heard that Misty morning ideal conditions for.expanding one's moUusk collection. It's no coincidence that some of the tortoises had been during this prime time for shelling, a group of citizens have begun examining injured TW the restdt ofthV&itttad- ways to.limit fa^^ races, "but I don't know that^or a fact. Abo, we're fold that thejfrel becoming an endangered species, . • continued on 22-A Tornado leaves trail o#damageinIona-

By Bruce Millar wood, as well as damaging some and Renee Twombly businesses in Miner's Plazal Juntikka said the tornado's path Discover the excitement of the - - wotld of Ocean .Village, Some Ten families were left homeless began in the Harvey Heights Catamaran way-of life.-Explore overlook the golf course; some the but unhurt after a tornado struck Trailer Park on John Morris Road, the unspoiled tropical setting that a two mile area of Iona-McGregor and sped for two miles in a north- tennis complex; sorne, the Beach early Wednesday morning, de- northeast direction, ending near only Catamaran's Hutchinson Island and Health Club; and best of all, stroying 10 mobile homes and Thornton and Iona Roads. It then location can provide. •'"'•'- some view Ocean Village's 3,000 feet of damaging some 35 other homes tapered off at Miner's Corner. So successful was the first Catamaran beach and the rolling Atlantic beyond. and businesses. Eyewitnesses described the de- structive early morning storm as Cluster that we now bring you the Catamaran II in the same Visit Ocean. Village, inspect our tastefully furnishec) Property losses from Wed- The Red Cross had provided aid tradition of luxury. models and dine at our outstanding gourmet restaurant nesday morning's tornado and shelter to the homeless by "a real horror story." are estimated at $250,000- Wednesday afternoon, as the com- The clock in Lou Tursi's rain- Designed to meet a demand for elegance, the spacious and lounge. 9350,000. - munity began recovermg from the soaked living room is stuck at 4:53 one, two and three-bedrOom residences represent the best _ _ We think you'll discover that Catamaran II is your island pre-dawn twister. Officials esti- a.m.— the moment the tornado in year-round or vacation living. haven. Priced from the high sixties to over one, hundred mate damages at $250,000 to struck his house. He and his wife $350*000. were lymgf awake. "I knew some- Each island apartment-home looksjuit on the active thousand dollars. According to Steve Juntikka, thing wasn't right because the assistant fire chief; for the Iona- lightning was continuous," he McGregor Fire District, the area says. Tursi describes the tornado hit hardest by the tornado was as sounding "like a giant locomo- Harvey Heights, where eight mo- tive coming down the street. bile homes were destroyed. Two There is no other sound like it. mobile homes in Iona ' Gardens You can hear glass breaking and were damaged beyond repair and metal shrieking. As soon as^it more than 2ft others in both parks starts, its over." on hutchinson will need new windows and awn- In seconds the tornado blew off — 2458 S. Oeean Drive (South Al A KFoi-tPiert'e, FL;m5D (305) 465-5900, ing* and rod repair. the roof over his living room into -.-•'••. ...•'.•.'.'•••'•••;' ' - ' ' ' ' r , The tornado destroyed screen the trees bordering his neighbor's AtjTJcean Village; there are no land or recreation leases,, no club dues, not even a green's fee!.Prices subject to change without notice. enclosures and tore away sections of roof on four houses in Summer- • continued, on 12-A - Coj>yn'Kht© 1978. Hutchinson Island Limited Partnership. A joint venture of Gulf Oil Real Estate Development Co. *-; i