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Inside Campbell Community courses The Islander remembers line-up announced Frank Buck this week: Page 6B PageiB 2A Tuesday, October 12,1982 The ISLANDER Police club plans limited edition phone directory
By Cindy Chalmers Members of the Police Recreation Club are asking that Plans for a Limited Edition 1983 Sanibel-Captiva Phone Islanders who want to be included in the directory for the Directory are underway under the direction of the Sanibel first time this year or who want to change the information in Police Recreation Club. the current directory fill out the form below and mail it to Only 3,000 of the Island directories will be printed this the Sanibel Police Recreation Club, P.O. Drawer 869, year, Police Recreation Club President Officer Mike Black- Sanibel 33957. " more said last week. Only residents of Sanibel and Captiva can be included in As usual, the books will be illustrated with pen and ink the white pages of the directory. renderings of familiar Island scenes. The drawings are the Only off-Island businesses that provide unique services original works of Sanibel Sgt. Lew Phillips and his wife, Kat not available on the Islands or services that are not ad- Kelley-Phillips. But this year, Blackmore said, the books vertised in the directory by an Island firm can advertise in will have more artwork than past editions. the yellow pages. The 1983 directory is the third directory sponsored by the Officers in the Police Recreation Club are Blackmore, Sanibel Police Recreation Club. Representatives from 4-B president; Officer Art Leanos, vice president; Dispatcher Publishing will solicit advertising from Island businesses Jennifer Tayyab, secretary; and Dispatcher Peggy Friar, for the yellow pages of the directory and will also handle the treasurer. printing of the books. The books will sell for $5, the same All proceeds from the sale of the directories will go price as this year's 96-page directories. toward the betterment of the community.
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Summerlin Road issue. there will be 13,000 more dwelling units than exist today and lead to further development pressures. "You have done a magnificent job of identifying the 12,000 more people than originally planned by the year 2000. "We were most pleased that (county) staff has taken an problems," he told the commissioners and county planners "I don't envy you," Goss told the commissioners. "You aggressive posture to attempM;o correct problems in the at the meeting. "I am here to underscore Sanibel's concerns policy makers have some nasty decisions to make that area," Murphy wrote. "The council recognizes the difficult on this subject." won't be popular with a certain segment of the population." choices the commission must make and how difficult it is to Goss added quickly that Sanibel's concerns about City Manager Bernie Murphy outlined several change existing zoning and reshape development patterns development along Summerlin were not that development suggestions from the city for the commission in a letter last once they have been established." should be discouraged so the Island could grow more. "That week. He thanked the county planning staff for advising city The commissioners thanked Goss for his comments at the is the impression I got from one commissioner," he said. staff about the report and its findings and asked that the meeting and also expressed gratitude for Murphy's letter. "That is wrong. We have done a terrific job of controlling communications continue. "I am overwhelmed by Bernie Murphy's letter," Com- growth, and we will do whatever we can to help you do the Murphy suggested that the county concentrate more on missioner Harry Rodda said. "It was so positive. The rarest same should you want our help." reducing density along Summerlin than on improving road of all things is a complimentary letter from Sanibel." County planners determined that the study area will host conditions in the study area as a way to meet the problems a population of 34,000 by the year 2000. That figure means identified. Road improvements, he explained, would only
Captran from page 1
The proposed plan places in trust a portion of Captran's time would also be in the best interest of all creditors since it the bankruptcy court," she said. assets on a ratio of three to one, assets to liabilities, com- would lessen the time and attorney's fees which would be In that event, the suit against BOTI will be ref iled in Lee mittee member Fasig said. spent prior to the ultimate repayment of the debtor's County Circuit Court, Jenson explained. "In this way the company can regain its financial health liabilities." Trowbridge himself is the target of a lawsuit filed by Bank and meet its obligations in an orderly manner," he ex- The status of a lawsuit Captran filed against Sanibel's of the Islands in Lee County Circuit Court last August. plained. Bank of the Islands, pending in Tampa's Bankruptcy Court, The bank is seeking payment of $13,297, the total amount The Creditor's Trust will also provide allocations for hinges on Paskay's decision Oct. 28, Jenson said this week. still owed by Captran Resorts International on two taxes and condominium maintenance -budget funding to The suit charges BOTI with a "wrongful setoff" when, promissory notes personally guaranteed by Trowbridge. safeguard the interest of Captran's interval resort unit without prior notice to Captran, it used $38,000 from Cap- The two loans were involved in the setoff action July 16 owners. tran's operating account to pay off two letters of credit on when Captran filed for voluntary bankruptcy. "We owe a lot to our suppliers and creditors for having file for condominium utility bills and four automobile loans, On July 19 the bank credited to Captran's account $12,638, faith and understanding of our situation," Trowbridge all of which were current and up-to-date. the sum of two of the loans involved in the set off. On July 30 acknowledged. "And we look forward to getting back to Another motion in connection with the suit asks the judge the bank demanded their payment in full by Aug. 6. business as usual." to find BOTI in contempt of court because the setoff was a On the advice of his attorney, Trowbridge refused to The motion for dismissal of bankruptcy proceedings violation of Chapter ll's basic premise - to protect the comply and on Aug. 9 BOTI went to court to collect. points out that, "Captran has reached agreement with its petitioner from his creditors, Jenson said. At that time Trowbridge labeled the bank's action a judgment creditors and creditor's committee to provide ail There is a possibility that Paskay will hear these motions "personal affront." orderly repayment of its debts which does not require the before acting on the bankruptcy dismissal, she added. The suit, assigned to Judge Robert Shafer, is pending in protection of the Bankruptcy Court. "But if he does not, and Captran is released from Circuit Court. No date has been set for a trial, according to "The release of Captran from its bankrupcy status at this bankruptcy the suit will be removed from the jurisdiction of the Clerk of the Court. The ISLANDER Tuesday, October 12,1982 3A After hours of discussion, council learns ROGO changes need referendum
By Barbara Brnndage "I just didn't do my homework, " he ad- reviewing all the allocations made in the last applicable to single-family homes. After hours of judging the merits of a "by mitted. "I worked with the attorneys setting three ROGO allocation periods, "The Melina Eskew, chairman of the Com- chance" lottery to allocate single-family up the process for allocating the quota of 180 evidence favors neither." mittee of the Islands task force that housing units in the Rate of Growth process dwelling units that could be built each year, "We received a lot of good input from the authored the ROGO initiative, argued that the City Council last week finally decided to and I should have remembered or at least building contractors and the public, and I'm the system is working well and has ac- stick with the current point criteria system. checked it out before we began the review of sure when the ordinance comes up for complished what it was designed for - Commenting that the subject had been ROGO." discussion again at 5:01 p.m. on Oct. 19, we'll controlled management of growth on the discussed "ad infinitum" even to the point of Island. "ad absurdum," Councilman Fred Valtin She urged the council to "stay with what moved to substitute a system of allocations we've got." at random for the judgmental scoring of Councilman Duane White agreed and said, applications on 10 criteria. "We (councilmen) are becoming too "Why fix it if it ain't broke?" He viewed the The motion died for lack of a second. lottery method as "a strike at the heart of Councilman Mike Klein quickly confirmed dependent on staff/' he said. "I plead ROGO." Valtin's suspicion that lack of support for the "A lottery has no track record on its motion signified a policy decision shared by guilty. I should have researched it defensibiity in court," White said. "And the rest of the council. rather than solve the problem it would only "The lottery is out," Klein said. "We've myself." Mayor Porter Goss increase the clamor." decided to stick with the criteria system." Goss conceded the the ordinance as it is But the decision that was reached after written now does not adequately protect the agonizing hours in at least four public single-family interests. hearings soon became moot. "We need to tip the balance in favor of the It was a "startling revelation," Mayor Because the staff is overworked, Goss find an equitable solution," Goss said. single family," he said, "possibly by giving Porter Goss said later when City Attorney said, he could understand how this detail A council evaluation of how well ROGO is all the reserve in the third period to single Neal Bowen announced that, under terms of could have been ovelooked. working is required in connection with the family. the initiative ordinance establishing the But he did not consider the time wasted five year review of the Comprehensive Land Goss pinpointed five questions, including Rate of Growth in 1978, changes can not be that was spent trying to find some way to Use Plan currently in progress. the definition of duplexes, that remain to be made in the method of allocating dwelling take away a little of "the hurt" suffered by Building contractors Mark Comer and Bob resolved at next Tuesday's hearing. units without the consent of the voters. single-family applicants under the point Horak, both members of the Sanibel-Captiva But Goss said he learned one lesson from The criteria used for scoring applicants criteria system. Contractors Association that supported the last week's 12-hour marathon session. "I'm also cannot be altered without a vote of the It was discoverred that a previously lottery system as a fairer method of guilty of pushing the council beyond its people, Bowen added. perceived discrimination against the "poor allocating single-family units, accepted limits," he said. Goss shouldered part of the responsibility guy over the rich" generated by using the 10 defeat gracefully. Next Tuesday's public hearing on ROGO the council's not having prior knowledge criteria does not exist. But both continued to lobby for a change in will not go beyond 7 p.m., he promised. these prohibitions. Contractor Gail Reynolds said after the 10 criteria, five of which they say are not
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By Maggie Greenberg
From time to time, people come over to me (generally at Many years ago (more than I care to recall or specify), I things. As a result, I am utterly exhausted from bending Bailey's or at the Post Office) and are kind enough to say attended a conservative college preparatory school "for over to pull out weeds and from fruitlessly flailing away at they enjoy reading this column in The Islander. girls." Following a series of rather disorganized morning mosquitoes and their prianha-like cousins, No-See-Ums. Recently, however, a number of these thoughtful souls musings by the headmistress on integrity in all its elusive Moreover, despite fitful spurts of frantic spraying, I failed have tactfully addedv"But I've missed your column lately." forms, the music teacher would pounce upon the Steinway to convince entire regiments of cockroaches that possession More forthright individuals frankly inquire, "Why aren't keyboard and pound out a rousing rendition of "On Our Way is most certainly not nine points of the law! you writing anything these days?" Rejoicing!" This was our signal to rise in seemly unison, Finally, many Island tennis players and joggers found My response to this gentle chiding is invariably a torrent sing with lusty voices (the only form of lust that was both that a rather peculiar affliction runs rampant in September. of defensive, incoherent gibberish which, once translated, recognized and condoned) and march to our respective It tends to appear among athletes who sweat rather indicates that I try to write two pieces a month - and I classrooms - resumably rejoicing all the way. profusely. assure bewildered listeners that it really does average out Alas, the month of September on our Islands gives me no While sports buffs may powder their duffs religiously to two per month! Yet, despite my garbled gibberish and more incentive to go on my way rejoicing than did the throughout the summer, I find that nothing will curb a obfuscation, the fact remains that there was indeed a hiatus prospect of marching to class. violent outbreak of "Bumpus on the Rumpus" in Sep- in September. While many factors contribute to the September tember, by which time I quite despair of annointing my "September Doldrums" is a term one might use "to Doldrums, rain is surely the chief culprit. The torrents of besieged derrier'e with Desitin (for diaper rash). describe an insidious malaise that sneaks up on many "precipitation" that we endured earlier in the summer If perspiring Islanders are spared Bumpus on the Islanders around Labor Day and holds them firmly in its returned with a vengeance in September. Rumpus, few can possibly avoid the ignominious Rancid unrelenting, vice-like grip throughout the month. This Periwinkle Way was often a vast, muddy bathtub. Rack. When clothing threatens to drown and disintegrate in particular malady is not cited in medical journals Motorists were advised to leave "No Wake" as they crawled one's own sweat, it is utterly unfit for the laundry hamper. specializing in arcane afflictions, and the onset of October is along, praying that soggy brakes would still respond and Hence the special Rancid Rack for such untouchables. the only known cure for the sickness of September. engines would not stall. Sanibel acquired a new tourist Although most Rancid Racks are hidden from view, all Why should September, rather than April (much attraction, "Lake Cipriani," and even our most ardent and emit a highly original perfume that one could not con- maligned), be "the crudest month" for Islanders? After all, concerned conservationist stopped saying, "We needed it!" ceivably confuse with Channel No. 5 or Jolie Madame. there are at least two very good causes for rejoicing in whenever it rained. Thus, if my own literary muse has been quite mute September: Downpours and deluges rarely brought relief from op- throughout September, it is only because such muses cannot 1. Our progeny are back in school where, presumably, pressive heat and humidity, the combination of which in- begin to compete with the September Doldrums. they may learn something. If not, they are at least "out of spired weathermen to expound (ad nauseam) upon However, that dreary month is now behind us. I recently our hair" and no longer "constantly under foot" (both something they call "humiture." (Frankly, I strongly trailed a car bearing an Ohio license plate across the delightful expressions to which only a cartoonist might suspect that our local weathermen discovered "humiture" Causeway to Sanibel. Our merchants can now look forwp really do justice), and in an effort to compete with the highly-touted "wind-chill to doing business again, our closed restaurants can reop . 2. Our summer visitors have gone, leaving the Islands factor" of their northern colleagues). and this writer will soon be able to gather impressions for largely deserted and (for a brief time) available for the While all the rain failed to bring relief to human beings, it two articles: Chaos at the Chamber and Bedlam at Bailey's. enjoyment of Islanders. gave inordinate encouragement to a host of other living
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'Better late than never' applies to Summerlin Road study
The time-worn phrase, "Better late than never," aptly residents to 15,000 capacity. applies to the Lee County Commission's recent realization Sanibel has offered its expertise and experience to assist that development along Summerlin Road must be curbed if the commission and county staff in making what Mayor the new corridor is ever to carry traffic efficiently and Porter Goss promises will be unpopular and difficult safely. changes in zoning along Summerlin Road prevent A county study of the road that will serve as a vital dangerous overdevelopment. evacuation route for Sanibel and Captiva has shown it will The county's action to include Sanibel officials in reach its capacity long before originally planned if current discussion and review of the Summerlin Road Corridor zoning is maintained and high-density development is Development Study represents a positive, much needed and permitted along the route. long overdue effort toward establishing intergovernmental The commissioners have realized this and agreed that coordination between the city and county bodies. steps must be taken to adopt a land use map and effective We hope this spirit of communication continues and development strategy for property along Summerlin. It results in a reasonable, prudent plan for Summerlin Road would behoove them to review downzoning measures ef- that will be acceptable to developers with property along fected by Sanibel officials upon the city's incorporation that the corridor and to the residents and tourists the road was reduced the Island's overall density from a potential 90,000 designed to serve.
^Quote-Unquote Howe states case for mandatory garbage collection
A copy of the following letter to the Sanibel need for prompt and vigorous action by that the other two cities) to the collection and and collection costs to the individual City Council was given to The Islander for council and its participating local govern- disposal aspects of this program seems customer; assure the company, of a stable publication. ments to pursue that solution to the disposal rather simple and forthright. year-round source of revenue and better aspect of the solid waste problem on an area- The City Council can enact an ordinance security for bank loans; and enhance the Dear Sirs, wide basis. that would: assume city responsibility for company's stature in its dealings with the Last week the Fort Myers News-Press Reasonable total funding of both the • collecting and disposing of wastes operators of the county's disposal facilities. reported both good and bad news about the collection and disposal phases of such a throughout its territory; obligate every Lee County -should- similarly encounter progress being made on a coordinated plan program is dependent on such action. household and business to utilize that city few problems in funding the costs of the plan for the 10-year-old public health problem of The good news was that Lee County's own service; provide for including the cost of as it relates to the unincorporated areas. It collecting and disposing rising mountains of Solid Waste Advisory Committee on Oct. 1, such service in the Public Works budget; has already established an "Unincorporated solid wastes. Both reports deserve the im- drafted a proposed county ordinance that authorize the city manager to negotiate a Area Municipal Taxing Unit" for the mediate attention of the governing bodies of would establish a uniform rate for the contract with the Sanibel Disposal Cor- collection of the millage from all property all counties and municipalities in our region. collection phase for all residents of the poration to perform the function for the city; owners in those areas. The bad news was that on Sept. 22, the county's unincorporated areas. and require the city manager to initiate an Should the council decide to appoint an ad Southwest Florida Regional Council's Solid The committee also recommended that interlocal agreement with Lee County for hoc committee for this matter, I shall be Waste Advisory Committee tabled a con- the commissioners seek the participation of the utilizaion of its disposal facilities by the happy to serve on it. sultant's proposed $114 million disposal Lee County's three cities in making such a contractor. Cordially, plant for burning trash to generate elec- mandatory collection system economically The city's contract with the private Paul Howe tricity. That plant was to obviate the need feasible and palatable to the citizenry af- company should produce a lower average Sanibel for new landfill disposal facilities. fected. cost to Sanibel taxpayers since it would: There is an unquestioned and pressing Sanibel's solution (and probably that for eliminate the company's current high billing To our We want Letters to the Moving?
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Box Islander mailed at the reader's request cost 56, Sanibel 33957-, or bring it by our office $1 each to cover postage and handling. behind the Burger Emporium. Deadline for inclusion in this year's Holiday Extra is Friday, Nov. 12. 6A Tuesday, October 12,1982 The ISLANDER MUNICIPAL RECORDS By Barbara'Brundage No-frills ground breaking Mangrove home denied Gail Peak's 1.56-acre property in a homes on the street. planned at City Hall site mangrove swamp along on Woodring Road Nor is the use of a septic tank for sewage is "no place to build a home," the City disposal acceptable in this area, and it is Council agreed last week with the previous very unlikely that a central sewage hookup Planning Commission evaluation. will be available anytime in the near future. The council denied without prejudice Permits from the U.S. Army Corps of Peak's request of a specific amendment to Engineers, the state Department of permit construction of a single-family home, Environmental Regulations and Depart- on the land she has owned for 11 years. ment of Natural Resources would be Councilman Fred Valtin said the council required for the construction of the proposed was aware that every one should be-allowed boat dock on Ladyfinger Lake. a "reasonable use of their property." Ralph Woodring, who lives near Peak's "But I, for one, do not know what this can property, said it would be "ridiculous" to be unless it's fishing in Ladyfinger Lake," build a house there. "The road is the highest Valtin added. point in the area, and it is flooded at high Peak quickly rejected George Tenney's tide." he said. suggestion that she give the land to the U.S. Councilman Duane White told Peak he Fish and Wildlife Service in exchange for a "deplored the difficulties she's had, but to tax credit. build a house here is unconscionable Peak said she earlier had turned down an because of the devastation it would create." offer from that governmental agency to buy "I don't think anyone would want to live her property that adjoins the J.N. "Ding" there," he added. Darling Wildlife Refuge. His motion to deny the request without Eric Hoyer of W. Dexter Bender & prejudice would permit Peak to come back Everyone's invited to ground breaking Councilman Duane White, will not be on the Associates, who drew up the plans for with a revised plan without paying an ad- ceremonies Thursday at 4 p.m. at the site of council after the Nov. 2 council election. developing the property, said Peak has no ditional fee. The motion was approved by a the new City Hall off Dunlop Road that will Construction started officiallly on intention of building the house herself but 4-0 vote. mark the start of construction of the $1.39 Tuesday when contractor Stinson-Head would like to be able to sell the property Mayor Porter Goss told Peak her plan was million municipal complex. Inc., received the city's notice to proceed ready to be built on. "too ambitious for the piece of property," But don't expect a razzle dazzle Work actually began last Thursday when Hover's proposal after several con- but he advised her that the council might celebration, City Manager Bernie Murphy heavy equipment was moved onto the 22- sultations wih the planning staff still did not consider something "less significant." emphasized. That will come when the acre property north of Periwinkle Way comply with CLUP perfomance standards Planning Director Bruce Rogers said the building is completed sometime next between Dunlop Road and Wooster Lane, for development in the Mangrove Forest property has a potential for development August. and clearing of the site was started; ecological zone. without a specific amendment if the im- The commemoration will be very low key, Assistant City Manager Gary. Price said. The 34x44-foot house and stairs would permeable coverage is limited to 679.5 Murphy said, and it is only fitting that The City Council last Tuesday approved cover 2.25 percent of the site on which only 1 square feet or 1 percent of the site. members of the City Council that brought the contract for construction that calls for percent impermeable coverage is permitted. The sewage disposal problem could be the project to fruition should be active completion of the Old Florida style wooden The 310 feet of wooden boardwalk would solved by innovative methods including the participants. elevated structure within 300 calendar days. increase the total developed area to 4.84 use of a Swedish waterless toilet that has Two members, Mayor Porter Goss and percent of the site, the staff pointed out. And won the approval of the State Department of the 29-foot setback from the centerline of Health but is still frowned on at the county Woodring Road is not compatible with other level, Hoyer said. Shopping center Appraiser puts value okayed for Sanibel Bayous of Silver Key at $200,000 , On their third try since 1977 Admiral E.G. A neighborhoocTcbmmercial facility on Silver Key, a 57-acre island in Clam Bayou Konrad and Roy Bazire finally won City this site is now justified, said Ryffel, who as adjacent to Bowman's Beach, has a market Council approval of a zoning change to pave the city's planning director five years ago value of $200,000, according to Stewart & the way for the construction of a con- recommended denial of the project because Stephan, Inc., Fort Myers real estate ap- venience-general store and hardware store it was premature. praisers. in the Sanibel Bayous subdivision. At no time in the past had the site's Last May the city of Sanibel was offered The council agreed to change the zoning suitability for commercial development first chance to acquire the key, which is in designation of a 1.5-acre tract at the in- been discussed, Jackson said. the city's jurisdiction but is surrounded by tersection of San-Cap and Sanibel Bayous On Ryffel's recommendation Jackson said county-owned property. roads from residential to general office the project now will involve only a 7,200- At that time the City Council decided to retail but limited its commercial activity to square-foot general store and hardware explore the possibility of purchasing the a 6,500-square-foot general store providing catering to neighborhood needs. The center island in partnership with Lee County. The neighborhood services and its existing use will be built to create Old Florida ambience. council agreed to share with Lee County and Murphy said County Administrator Lavon as a real estate office. But Councilman Mike Klein objected and owner Charles Frankel the cost of an ap- Wisher explained that the county's rationale The site must be well buffered from both said 7,200 square feet is too much space for a praisal to determine the island's "fair for a second appraisal was to decrease the the adjoining residential area and San-Cap neighborhood convenience store. He added market value." difference between the $200,000 figure and Road. he fears that for the venture to be successful Last week City Manager Bernie Murphy the owner's asking price of $700,000 and to Attorney Mike Jackson, representing it will need to make a pitch for business from reported to the council that the County open the door for negotiations. Konrad and Bazire at last week's council some of the 6,000 cars speeding down San- Commission considered Stewart & Stephan's "As it is now the county has no place to hearing, said the original plan for a 16,000- Cap Road. appraisal too low and that an additional go," Mjrphy said. He added his staff agreed square-foot neighborhood shopping center "It could easily develop a honky-tonk appraisal is warranted. that the appraisal is low and leaves the was twice denied in the past because the atmosphere," he added. William Stewart Jr. said his firm's county with "not much to talk about." request was premature. But Jackson said Councilman Duane White agreed that assessment of the land value of $3,500 per But it was council consensus that the ball based on a study of the economic develop- 7,200 square feet is too large for a neigh- acre was based on the island's "highest and is now in the county's court and that the city ment of the western end of the Island by borhood operation and suggested that 5,000 best use" for recreation or preservation. should not approve a second appraisal at planner Carleton Ryffel; "The time is now." would be sufficient. The island, accessible only by boat, is in this time. Ryffel pointed out to the council that in Both Klein and White agreed to support an area used mostly for county parks, Murphy was directed to pay the county 1977 there were 420 dwelling units in the area Mayor Porter Goss' motion to approve the Stewart pointed, out. Because of its $233.33, or one third of the $700 cost of the just east of the Gulf Pines subdivision west specific amendment with the conditions that topography residential development would first appraisal. to Blind Pass, and traffic on San-Cap Road the commercial space be restricted to 6,500 be severely restricted and limited, and the Murphy pointed out that in the event a deal averaged 2,700 trips daily. square feet and its uses limited to serving most probable use for the site is as an ad- were worked out for a joint purchase of the Last April 565 homes had been completed the needs of neighborhood people only. dition to the adjacent county park. island, no Sanibel taxpayers' money would and the traffic count on the San-Cap Road The motion passed 4-0. Councilman Silver Key is zoned by the city of Sanibel be involved beyond the cost of the appraisal. showed a daily average of 6,359 trips. Francis Bailey was absent. for single-family use with a density of about Funds could be raised by issuance of the four dwelling units per acre, City Planner remaining bonds on the Causeway purchase, Ken Pfalzer said. he said. More Municipal Records, page 8A The ISLANDER Tuesday, October 12,1982 7A
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The city of Sanibel has asked the Lee Councilman Duane White, the only But before definite action could be taken 468 signatures requesting a public ramp be County Marine Advisory Committee to dissenter in a 3-1 vote last" Tuesday the committee needed answers for some built on the Island. The site is buffered from recommend that the proposed boat laun- (Councilman Francis Bailey was absent), concerns that included: will the proposed adjacent condominium complexes by a 100- ching ramp on the bay on the east side of said he still has "grave reservations" about ramp impose a financial hardship on foot strip of heavy vegetation. Causeway Road be financed by funds from the boat ramp and added that, "To proceed existing marinas on Sanibel; will the ramp Both marinas on the Island with boat state boat registration fees. with the project is a grave mistake," be acceptable to adjacent property owners; ramps have no problem with the proposal The City Council last week gave its stamp The Marine Advisory Committee is will a public boat ramp on the Island create and indicated that a public ramp would of approval to a letter to that effect from charged with recommending to the County problems with mainlanders; how many alleviate their parking problems. City Manager Bernie Murphy to Capt. Ed Commission how the state recreational boat times a week is it estimated the ramp will be A survey by the petitioners indicated that Hanson, vice chairman of the committee. registration monies that are returned to the used? an average of 17+ launchings would take In the letter Murphy outlined the city's county.are spent. Murphy assured the committee that all place daily. It is council consensus that a plans for the ramp that will be open to the Last June in a leltjjer to Mayor Porter Goss details of the project were reviewed in public boat ramp is a needed community public on a first-come, first-served basis and Hanson indicated the committee was in- public meetings over a three-month period service, Murphy wrote the committee. asked the committee to schedule action on terested in working with the city to secure from July through September. the request at its earliest convenience. the funds for the ramp. The project was initiated by a petition with
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1 *55.00 Mon.-Sat. 9:30-5:30 Complete P.O. Box 505, 2009 Periwinkle Woy With Shade at Tahitian Garden Plaza Bound and Determined Sanibel Island, Florida 33957 (8J3) 472-4035 Louise Johnson is bound by her commitment to Sanibel as a residential community in har- mony with nature. Her five year participation in community organizations, her work on City committees, and her two years of service on the WED., OCT. 13th Planning Commission have demonstrated her dedication to this concept. And if you've seen her in action, you know she 9:30 to 12:30 will take a leadership role in the determined ef- fort needed to put a stop to the overdevelop- ment and exploitation of Sanibel. ESTATE SALE ELECT Palm Lake Drive, off Gulf Drive Home Sold LOUISE JOHNSON Sanibel just won't stay the same without her. Furnishings - Wood Carvings - Tables Chairs - Took for the Craftsman - Wood for Carving - Hundreds of Items - Everything Paid Political Advertisement. Paid for by the campaign account for Must Go. Louise M. Johnson, Arthur G. Johnson, Treasurer. D The ISLANDER Tuesday, October 12,1982 9A
Municipal Records The cost of the repairs required currently since Sanibel's load limits are substantially totals about $367,000, Murphy said. lower than the state and county's. Pratt said the county y/ill make these Councilman Fred Valtin pointed out the Report on Causeway bridges repairs and will continue monitoring the futility of contiuing a speed limit that is bridges. "Repairs are normally paid for "never enforced" and suggested that viewed with skepticism from the bridge toll funds and we see no Murphy take the matter up with the sheriff's funding difficulty," he said. office. Sanibel city councilmen viewed with both recalled vividly that a year ago during Pratt also indicated he plans to retain the "If you really want 20-mile-per-hour en- skepticism Lee County Transportation council discussions of the possible purchase existing 20 mph speed limit on the bridges forcement, talking to the sheriff is the way to Director Ben Pratt's statement that a of the Causeway from Lee County, HNTB for all vehicles as an aid to enforcement. get it," Murphy warned. recently-released Gee & Jenson engineering engineers indicated that because of in- The county's program for weighing Mayor Porter Goss said a workshop is report on the state of the Sanibel Causeway creasing deterioration encasement of the vehicles will be conducted by the state needed to satisfy the council's concern about bridges "relates well to an inspection by bridge pilings probably would be necessary Department of Transportation on a the true condition of the Causeway. Howard Needles, Tammen & Bergendoff within a few years at a cost of at least $1 staggered basis, Pratt said, and con- County Commissioner Mike Roeder is several years ago." million. . struction of a weigh station or truck lane at willing to "come out and talk about it after In a letter to City Manager Bernie Mur- But Murphy said the city staff had found the toll booth will not be required. the commission has discussed the Gee & phy, Pratt said that the Gee & Jenson report "no great discrepancy in the two reports" Sanibel's weigh station operation on the Jenson report," Goss told the council. "does indeed indicate that the Causeway and added that the only >vay for the city to Causeway will not be affected, he added, and bridges are in good condition with some challenge Gee & Jenson's most recent fin- repair needed. " dings would be to hire another engineer to More Municipal Records, page 16A Councilmen Duane White and Mike Klein inspect the bridge. SALE 20% -50% OFF
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The big tarpon and snook are fading out of the angling the same medium weight spinning outfits that I seek sea As for that bait, the best seems to be pinfish of about two picture for this season, but there are still lots of medium trout with. The secret is to have good, fresh 12-pound line on to four inches long. But even if you have to catch the pinfish sized, hard fighting black tip shark around the Islands. the reel and 100-pound mono line on the leader. yourself and they get on the big side, you can still use them. These sharks average from two to three feet, and besides Even though these are sharks with the same set of Strangely enough, you don't always need live pinfish. If I being very fine game fish, they are good for eating, too (that slashing, biting teeth that other sharks have, it takes quite a have two baits out, I take one and put it on alive. The other I is we eat them, not the other way around!). few minutes for them to work through this strong a leader kill with a knife cut. Put some blood in the water. Stay with I did a column about black tip shark fishing back in the size. I can't think of more than a couple of sharks out of which ever method that seems to draw the strikes. spring, when the first of these migratory fish started to several dozen in this length range that we have lost from a Another good thing about black tips is that they are all appear. There are seasonal movements of sharks, as of bite through the leader material. over the Pine Island Sound area right now. I don't hear course there are with many of our game fish like the tarpon, Some anglers like to use light wire for leader, but I've much about action in the gulf, as we did in the summer snook and so on. always hated to tie wire and find it difficult at best to work months, so stick with the calmer inside water. The best part about the fiesty black tips is that they are with successfully. When it's not absolutely needed, I'll take The best places to look for them are on the outside edges the only sharks, and one of the few fish around of all the mono instead. of the Intercoastal .Water Way, the dredged channel that kinds we have, that actually jump right out of the water I have been using size 6-0 hooks, a black barrel swivel and runs up Pine Island Sound. If you can find an area, say 100 when hooked. about three feet of 100-pound clear mono leader. yards on either side of the waterway, that has clear sand We were fishing for them recently when a shark that There are times when the black tips like to feed near the bottom, so much the better. I also suggest that you use chum probably would have gone 30 inches long leaped about six top, and you can use a popping cork just like that used for line with chunks of some dead fish drifting to your hooked feet out of the water. The average black tip thrash at sur- sea trout. But we've had better luck on the bottom recently. baits. face, and others do make a couple of jumps. But not many It's likely we will be fishing in only six to 10 feet of water. Good luck and good eating, too. Ice the fish and clean as make a skyrocket leap, something like a kingfish would do. Use from one half to three-quarters of an ounce of weight to soon as possible or better still, gut them on board after they I have gone progressively lighter on the black tips, using keep the bait down correctly. have been landed and calmed down for best results.
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Shelters usually don't think too much about fish when they 1" believe the cowfish gets its name from the two tiny, a guess about it, let me know. I expect that as goofy as these walk the beaches,-but there are some kind of fish that make upturned "horns" that protrude on the front portion of this fish look and act, beaching might just be an accident. nice additions to shell collections. somewhat square bodied fish. Strong storm waves, however, are too much for the tiny Obviously, we're talking about the starfish. I never The fish has a delightfully colorful body that, un- fins on these fish, and it's not unusual to find them stranded considered starfish really "fish." I mean, you can "fish" for fortunately, fades into dullness once it dies on the beach. It or dead on the beach. starfish, but if you have seen a good collection of local shells doesn't have scales like other typical fish, so if you do take They are difficult to clean out. The obvious way is to bury there might be three or found different kinds of this fish on one you don't have to worry about dropping scales. them in the garden for a few weeks and let the ants and display. One thing that's always amused me about the cowfish is other insects do the job. It takes time, and if you are due to Come to think of it, I'm not so sure starfish are "fish" at that the bottom of its body is flat and hard, like the sides. fly back home the next day, you can't do much except leave all, but there is another that definitely is in the category. Once I was walking along the beach on the Pine Island the "shell" where you find it. These are the little cowfish that you see so often stranded Sound side of Cayo Costa Island when a cowfish of about Often, a week or two after that storm, way up in the high and dying in the weed line of beaches during periods of nine inches long burst out of the deeper water, and using its Shell line, you can find perfect little cowfish that birds have storm conditions. flat belly, beached itself high and dry on the beach before picked clean. They are always the best for your collection. Cowfish are brightly colored little fellas that have a box me! Most will still have fins and horns still intact. type of shell surrounding their inner body. They are hard to I've seen that same thing happen a couple of times since Good shelling this week, Keep in mind the limit of only the touch are are the only type of fish I can think of found in then, and I have yet to see what the cowfish is chasing. I've taking two live shells per person, per species. this area that have such an unusual exterior protective looked for tiny bait fish, but have found none. Then I got to covering. wondering if that was the way the female cowfish might Capt. Mike Fuery offers daily shelling trips to North The cowfish is a real fish, complete with fins and mobility, choose to lay eggs. Captiva and Cayo Costa Island. Call 472-3459 for in- something the starfish never has. If you've ever witnessed this curious happening and have formation.
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Words of Wisdom: "Keep making the same By Carol Kranichfeld mistakes until you get it right" Photos by David Meardon
When asked about his childhood, Sgt. Lew Phillips of the That's why he became "a cop." But he wanted to test the coordination plays a big part, but where it all comes to a Sanibel Police Department promptly answers, "I was an L- waters first, not knowing if he was up to the occasional head is if you pan put a pencil to that paper and come up 7." horrors police business would inevitably produce. So he with something that's better than what you were doing The twinkle in his eye tells says there's something joined Lee County Emergency Medical Services first, in before." unusual behind that statement. What's an L-7? 1974, as an ambulance driver, for a sort of "dry run." Creating images on paper was so consuming, says Lew, "You know, an L-7," he answers with a pixie-like grin on When the city of Sanibel incorporated, Lew stayed on at that while all his high school friends worked on cars he was his face, holding the pointer finger and thumb of each hand the LCEMS Island station and became interested in law off somewhere with a sketch pad. high and joining them together. "A square." enforcment. "Those were great times," he muses. "Where were you in His laugh is quietly enormous. His mirth is benign and, "It's the kind of job where you meet people and deal with '62? I was having fun, drawing and playing sports. There well, almost innocent. He knows he has "gotten you." them, so you need a strong sense of law and order and were no drugs, no punk rock, and no sex. Perhaps Phillips ought to rephrase his wish to develop a justice," he explains. "You need to be a fair person, and I "Ricky Nelson sang songs of love and young emotion, and sense of humor so that "to develop" becomes "to keep." realized the kind of person I wanted to see representing the we believed him," he adds. "The biggest problem we had "I never got into any trouble, and I couldn't lie without it law was me." was how to get a hold of a Bavarian beer, and the biggest being written all over my face," he says of his early days. "I A third degree black belt in Korean Tae-Kwan-do, Lew thing I had to contend with was getting out of high school, wouldn't make a very good crook - that's why I thought I won kudos in 1976 for placing fourth in the USKA Grand getting a good car, marrying the girl of my dreams and had better be good on the other side of the fence." Nationals on the U.S. East Coast national light heavyweight living happily ever after, like in the song 'Paul and Paula.' A statement like, that might make one believe that kind of black belt division of the Okinawan Sho-Rei System, an We lived in a fantasy. honesty led Lew straight to work as a law enforcer. But in accomplishment that makes him one of the "heavies" (you "No one had heard of Viet Nam then. We only knew it as a fact, the former Air Force electrical technician had planned don't want to tangle with him) of the Sanibel force. remote conflict going on in Southeast Asia somewhere," he to become a doctor when he returned from the Viet Nam But there!s another, perhaps lesser known side to Lew recalls. "When I enlisted and we were asked, 'Who wants to War in 1967. He was 22. Phillips that is also developed and innate, and one that sign up for TDY (tour of duty), everybody volunteered. We "I read medical textbooks while I was in Viet Nam the began early in his childhood - a love of art. thought, 'Nobody messes with Americans. We'll resolve this way other people read fiction," he says. "There's only one Encouraged by his artist mother, he recalls, "From the conflict'. We were ignorant." reason I'm not a plastic surgeon today. And that's time I was able to pick up a pencil, all my family did was The intense experiences Lew found in southeast Asia left chemistry." hand me reams of paper." And though Lew's works have their mark on him. "There were about 15 people who A 3.5 average in school didn't help when it came to organic been displayed on the Island for years in such places as the became like family to me while I was in Viet Nam," he and inorganic chemistry, long considered the nemesis of Sanibel-Captiva Telephone Directory, the security that confides. "And do you know, I couldn't locate one of them many a would-be medical student and one of the greatest comes from knowing his work will sell widely has yet to now if my life depended on it? "weeding out factors" of academic rosters. come. That is something he is presently working on. "I'm here on Sanibel to stay," he adds with great in- "To this day 1 think I would have made one fine surgeon," "One way you can determine if you're a true artist is if tensity. "All my friends are here - I wouldn't leave for says a confident Lew. "But I couldn't do your lab tests for you can come back (after a hiatus) and create art work that anything." you," he adds with a laugh. is at a contemporary level," he philosophizes. "Eye-hand 14A Tuesday, October 12,1982 The ISLANDER 472-1582
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1 Nightly Entertainment • The Lost Horizon Bar offers you the sounds of Unicorn Run Monday through LIQUORS Saturday playing contemporary favorites. SHOP OUR COMPLETE Sunday evenings we have a LINES OF BEER, special treat when we feature WINE & LIQUOR "Musicians Jam Night" with the Dan Tudor Trio 8-12 P.M. Special IN STORE prices on drinks to all performing SPECIALS musicians. Everyone welcome. EVERYDAY Pooiside! Enjoy a light lunch and Shop with R-B your favorite cocktail, pooiside at and SAVE the Refuge Bar on the gulf. 1201 Periwinkle Way (Next to Huxter's) Bubbles & Brunch on Sundays 9 to ? Daily 12 to 7 SUNDAY Available 11 A.M. to 3 P.M. $8.95 472-3333 Reservations Accepted 1246 Middle Gulf Drive, Sanibel Island • 472-4151' The ISLANDER Tuesday, October 12,1982 ISA
A maid discovered an open sliding glass items were reported stolen from a car that Lynn Annette Holmah of Harbour Club door on a porch at a Sanibel Moorings unit on was parked at the Lighthouse beach on Road, Fort Myers, told police she had Saturday afternoon, Oct. 2, Police Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 6. The items trouble negotiating a curve as she traveled discovered pry marks beside the door; but belonged to a Harrisburg, Penn., resident. north on Casa Ybel Road. She overcorrected they determined entry to the unit was not and left the edge of the road and drove gained. . •• No charges were filed after a one-car through heavy vegetation. Police estimated accident on Periwinkle Way near Dunlop there was $40 damage to her 1976 Chevrolet A Sanibel resident reported a fire on the Street early Monday morning, Sept. 27. beach near the Lighthouse on Sunday af- Clyde Everett Gulnac Jr. of Timothy A Sanibel woman was charged with ternoon, Oct. 3. Police investigated and Lane, Fort Myers, was westbound on violation of the right-of-way after a two-car found a small cooking fire that was not in Periwinkle when police attempted to stop accident at the intersection of Periwinkle violation of the city's beach fire ordinance. him. When he pulled to the side of the road, Way and Casa Ybel Road on Saturday Gulnac struck the culvert. Police estimated evening, Oct. 2. A briefcase valued at $40 and $50 in cash there was $500 damage to his 1975 Ford Kathryn Pickham Atine of Sanibel was at were reported stolen from a car that was truck. the intersection preparing to tarn left onto parked at the seventh beach access on West Periwinkle from Casa Ybel. She entered the Gulf Drive on Sunday evening, Oct. 3. The A Fort Myers man was charged with intersection in the path of an eastbound car items belonged to a Sanibel resident. careless driving after the Sanibel Disposal on Periwinkle driven by Frank Louis Fasula truck he was driving struck a car head-on on of Iona Road, Fort Myers. A Bay Drive resident complained that the Wulfert Road near the entrance to the J.N. Police estimated there was $75 damage to driver of a blue Chevrolet truck was dum- "Ding" Darling Wildlife Refuge on Tuesday Aune's 1974 Ford and $1,800 damage to ping vegetation debris across the street night, Sept. 28. Fasula's 1979 Chevrolet. Aune was charged All information in the following reports from her house on Monday morning, Oct. 4. Keith Vineyard of 1919 Ricardo Avenue, with violation of the right-of-way. was taken directly from Sanibel Police Police found Captiva resident William Fort Myers, was westbound on Wulfert Road Department records. O'Hara, an employee of F & M Landscaping, in the disposal truck when he struck an A Fort Pierce, Fla., man was charged with the vegetation. They advised him to eastbound car driven by George Warren with careless driving after a two-car ac- Six orange trees were reported missing pick up the debris, which he agreed to do. Morrison, also of Fort Myers. cident on East Gulf Drive near Periwinkle from a vacant lot at l'8O Lady Finger Lake The complainant was satisfied with Police determined Vineyard was traveling Way on Sunday afternoon, Oct. 3. Road on Friday morning, Oct. 1. O'Hara's action and did not wish to press more to the center' of the road when die John Donaldson Snow of Fort Pierce was charges. struck Morrison. They estimated there was westbound on East Gulf Drive when he Camera equipment valued at $2,569 was $1,000 to the Sanibel Disposal truck and entered a curve traveling too fast and struck reported stolen from a rental car that was A Fort Myers man reported the side complete damage to Morrison's 1976 a westbound car driven by Jenell Danielson parked at the Lighthouse pier parking lot on mirror was ripped off the left side of his 1980 Chevrolet. Blocher of Ventura, Calif. Saturday afternoon, Oct. 2. The Swamp- Toyota while it was parked along Bailey Police estimated there was $300 damage to scott, Mass., man who reported the theft Road on Monday afternoon, Oct. 4. No charges were filed after a one-car Blocher's 1980 Lincoln and $200 damage to said the items were taken between 1 and 2 accident on Casa Ybel Road near Sabal Snow's 1979 Toyota. p.m. Almost $3,000 in camera equipment, Sands Road early Thursday morning, Sept. jewelry, cash and miscellaneous personal 30.
NEW HOURS LUNCH: 12-3 * * * Vi* - Ft. Myers News Press: DINNER: 5-1 OUT FOODS "Gutsy French food... A class act." TAKE BAR OPEN UNTIL 2 A.M. CLOSED MONDAY 472-9222 ^•^^f Pick up & [Delivery fean-pau only French Corner caii 472.0212 SO' restaurant francais : : : : |wFeaturing : : : m*>:*:*w^ •* Spirit of foolishness r BY THE POST OFFICE, Tarpon Bay Rd., West end of Periwinkle ^ BEACH BAR & GRILL, GAPTIVA ISLAND, FL Dinner 6 -10 (reservations 472-1493) Closed Sun. . PIZZA 400 FT. BEYOND ENTRANCE TO SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION OPEN OCT. 15 -Follow Post Office Detour J SALAD, ITALIAN BEEF SANDWICHES, ITALIAN SAUSAGE SANDWICHES, VIENNA HOT DOGS, CHILI
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* Fresh Fish of the Day * Baked Lasagna * Spaghettini and Meat Balls $6.95 * Spaghettini with Meat & Mushrooms * Spaghettini and Aglio & Olio MEXICAN * Spaghettini with Italian Sweet Sausage MULLIGAN PLEASE BRING THE CHILDREN MGHT * The above Spaghettini Dishes * Ravioli with'Meat or Mushroom Sauce , $3.95
The above Dinners include our famous Neapolitan Style Salad, French Bread & Butter
Of course, we will also be serving our regular menu. 472-2177 HAPPY HOUR DAILY SORRY, NO RESERVATIONS - CASUAL DRESS 5:30 P.M.-9:30 P.JJ. CLOSED SUNDAYS 5-7 P.M. 3313 West Gulf Drive - Beautiful Sanibel Island - On the Gulf
Satulraolie Rd. 16A Tuesday, October 12,1982 The ISLANDER Municipal Records Lorenson named Council will make appointments to Planning Commission
Lennart Lorenson, a retired executive of ning commission of the village of Mount to Fine Arts Committee next week the Illinois Bell Telephone Company, has Prospect, 111., where he resided before Appointments to the new Fine Arts prohibited from soliciting art donations for been appointed to the Planning Commission moving to Sanibel permanmently in 1981. Committee established to consider and the city. to fill the unexpired term of Arthur Wycoff, He lives with his wife, Marilyn, in Sanibel recommend acceptance of artwork offered In addition to evaluating and determining who resigned last month. Lake Estates and is a member of the board to the city for public display will be made by the suitability of paintings, sculpture, crafts Lorenson was elected to the post from a of the property owners association of that the City Council at its next meeting Oct. 19. and other artwork that may be offered to the field of seven nominees by a 3-1 vote of the subdivision. A resolution introduced by Councilman city by generous citizens, the committee City Council last Tuesday. He will serve A graduate of Loyola University with a Mike Klein and approved by the council last may be asked to perform other tasks the until Dec. 31, the expiration of Wycoff's bachelor degree in commerce, Lorenson Tuesday set up the ground rules for the council may find appropriate from time to term, but the council indicated its intention was employed by Illinois Bell for 35 years advisory body to be composed of at least time. of re-appointing him for a full three-year before his retirement. Wycoff, who bowed eight private citizens appointed for two year Nine residents have already indicated term at that time. out because of health reasons, will receive a terms. their willingness to serve, and the council Garth Good receive one vote with Coun- certificate of recognition from the council The committee is charged with encourages others to volunteer before Oct. cilman Francis Bailey absent. for his services on the commission. establishing its own rules of operation but is 19. Lorenson served four years on the plan-
THERE'S NOTHING FISHY McT's ABOUT OUR BEEF! Shrimp House and Tavern THE SAME CARE THAT GOES INTO THE FILETTING 1523 Periwinkle Way OF OUR FRESH FISH, ALSO GOES INTO THE AGING AND CUTTING OF ALL OF OUR BEEF. 472-3161 AT THE TIMBERS WE BUY ONLY U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF AND WE AGE & CUT ALL OUR BEEF EARLY BIRD SPECIALS ON THE PREMISES, TO INSURE YOU OF THE FINEST QUALITY. Between 5:00 and 6:00 p.m. every day to the first 100 people TIMBERS SIRLOIN-FILET MIGNON-N.Y. STRIP SIRLOIN ANY WAY YOU HAVE IT COOKED... Rib Platter ITS A RARE PIECE OF BEEF! Stem Shrlap Platter Bar-B-Q Rib* Platter $ Claai Strip Platter Chicken Paraacaan Scallopa Maraala 5.95 TIM0CRS RESTAURANT & CHILDREN'S MENU FISH MARKET WE SERVE IT FRESH - Full LiquoJCr L.icvnttf f OR WE DONT SERVE IT AT ALL! AVAILABLE 975RabbilRd 472:il2K SORRY RESERVATIONS NOT ACCEPTED FRESH FISH - CHOICE STEAKS - COCKTAILS DINNER SERVED FROM 5:00-6:00 P.M. FULL LIQUOR LICENSE FI9H MARKET OPEN 8-6 P.M. DAILY RESTAURANT OPEN 7 DAYS 5-10 P.M. MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED CD BUBBLE ROOM RESTAURANT & Cocktail Lounge Sunday Brunch at the legendary Thistle Lodge
This Sunday, relax and enjoy a leisurely Brunch in the authentic New Orleans tradition at the Thistle Lodge Restaurant. Begin with an "eye opener" Ramos Gin Fizz, Frozen Strawberry Daquiri or freshly blended Sazerac. Feast on such crowd pleasers as Eggs Hussard, Oysters Benedict and Crabmeat Crepes. All served with freshly baked breads and creamery butter. / For a grand finale... Hot Pecan Pie, Duke of ' Orleans or Praline Parfait. "You'll come here for the history,.. You'll come back for the food."
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A Little Island Hideaway of Nostalgia Far From The Beaten Path, Featuring Genuinely Fresh Entrees, Our Own Home Baked Breads and Restaurant at T Desserts, Music and Decor of the 1940's. CasaYbel Resort Overlooking the Gulf, West Gulf Drive, Sanibel Island > FORT MYERS NEWS PRESS '*•••' Lunch and dinner daily except Monday. Reservations suggested: 472-9200
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LOCATED CAPTIVA ROAD, CAPTIVA ISLAND DINNER TUES.-SUN. 5:30-10:00P.M. SORRY NO RESERVATIONS The ISLANDER Tuesday, October 12,1982 17A Municipal Records
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Prime Rib • Marinated Chicken 5-6 p.m. Closed Monday 472-0303 Eggplant Parmesan • Seafood Selections 362 Periwinkle Way, Sea Horse Shopping Center 11:30-2:30 LUNCH • 5 00-10 00 DINNER Turn left at thelslan d Store SanibeHsland, Florida 33957 ANDY ROSSE LANE CLOSED TUES. ' CAPTIVA m DINNER 5 to 10 Daily fi restaurant like this 472-3161 couldn't have happened Chadwick's is the way a any place else. Captiva restaurant was meant to be. It captures all the charm and grace of Old Florida. The mood is casual. The crowd, fun-loving. The service, warm and attentive in the best island tradition. ALL THE TIME! And the food? Well, it's the reason we've been acclaimed All the shrimp you can eat! time and time again as one of Florida's best restaurants. All the crab you can eat! You can feast on fresh fish, thick & juicy steaks, and such specialties as Breast of Chicken Plantation and Beer BatterShrimp. There's a lavish Sunday They must be kidding ! brunch, too, with more than 70 different items to tempt you. And don't miss our bountiful Friday evening Seafood Buffet. The best catch for the money anywhere. To top it off, Chadwick's provides some of the finest live entertainment on the islands, with dancing nightly in the lounge. Chadwick's. Southwest Florida's most captivating restaurant.
At the entrance to South Seas Plantation, Captiva Island Reservations now accepted. Phone: 472-S111 Managed by Marquis Hotels & Resorts 18A Tuesday, October 12,1982 The ISLANDER Plan Your Gift Giving Now! Get a FREE KODAK Color Enlargement
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Are you tired of tasteless meats? Are you tired of playing supermarket roulette and gambling that you'll select a good cut of meat from those thousands of packages of meat that have been picked over by hundreds of other people? If you are, then it's time to break the supermarket habit and go back to a good old fashioned meat market. Be fussy, pick out only the best cuts of meat, demand meat that will satisfy you. We like to please. Come to Ed's and be pleased. Remember, Momma used to love the butcher, you will too. -—Steaks, Steaks, & More Steaks— Whole New York Strip, 14 Ib. avg. $3.69 Ib. Whole Rib Eye Deimonicos, 12 Ib. avg. $3.89 Ib. Center Cut Beef Tenderloins, 2Vz Ib. avg. $5.49 Ib. Whole Ribs of Beef — 30 - 35 Ib. avg. Cut to Order Includes — Prime Rib Roasts, Rib Steaks, Deimonicos, Short Ribs, Stew Meat and a little Ground Beef. $1.99 Ib. Whole Trimmed Loins of Beef 50 - 60 Ib. avg. Cut to Order Includes Sirloin Steaks, Porterhouse Steaks, T-Bone Steaks and some Ground Beef $2.09 Ib. Sorry.,, 'SteakS and RoaStS- no Sole a la Metmiere Hindquarters 160 - 175 Ib. avg. Includes — Steaks First, we're not about to cook philosophy and serve only the sim- and Roasts — Gut any way you want it cut. $1.89 Ib. anything we can't pronounce. Sec- ple seafoods that we know how to ond, we can't imagine a flounder do really well. . . shrimp, oysters, Sides of Beef 300 Ib. avg. Includes — All the cuts of cooked in manure being a super crab and the like cooked to a turn in beef you can think of. Cut to Order $1.69 Ib. taste treat. the good old American All freezer meats cut to order, freezer wrapped and So we'll stick to ways. You'll find flash frozen for you, no extra charge our "keep it simple" them simply delicious.
We will be handling Fresh Killed Turkeys for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Come in and reserve early to be sure of getting the size you need and to insure we will have sufficient quantities on hand. 1619 PERIWINKLE WAY • LOOK FOR THE TOWER Open whenever you're hungry!! The ISLANDER Tuesday, October 12,1982 19A Alert radios available through Sanibel police
By Cindy Chalmers that broadcasts weather alerts and other orders are made before he places another business of selling the alert radios and is Specially adapted alert radios are still local emergencies. They run on either order with Radio Shack for the radios. After taking no responsibility or the functioning of available through the Sanibel Police batteries or electricity and are equipped that, the radios should be delivered within the radios. "We are just coordinating the Department to help keep Islanders advised with a siren that sounds when important five to six weeks. effort," he said, adding that the radios carry of emergency situations. Police Office Jack information is about to be broadcast. He emphasized that the city is not in the the regular 90-day Radio Shack guarantee. Primm is taking orders for the radios. Primm said he hopes to issue a radio to Twenty radios are already placed around every home and business on Sanibel. Cap- Sanibel in Neighborhood'Watch leaders' and tivans are also more than welcome to EPERT notification captains' homes. So far purchase the radios. He added, however, Republicans open headquarters the system has worked without a hitch and that some locations on Captiva might ex- has received an enthusiastic response from perience difficulty receiving the signal. The Republican Party of Lee County County Executive Committee, introduced the recipients, Primm said. The radio program was initiated to announces the grand opening of its cam- many candidates for office who attended the "I haven't had one negative comment facilitate the fast relay of up-to-date in- paign headquarters ar 5571 Cleveland Ave., grand opening. Lee County Commissioner about the radios," Primm, who is coor- formation in hurricane situations. But Fort Myers. Roland Roberts cut the ribbon signifying the dinating the radio network, said. Primm said he hopes the radios will even- More than 150 area Republicans attended officials opening. The radios have beed used to advise tually be used to advise Island residents and dedication ceremonies were held on The public is invited to visit the Islanders of heaving rains, flooding and businesses of all types of emergencies. Saturday, Oct. 9. headquarters from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. power outages that have occured since they "The possibilities are wide," he said. • Cassius Peacock, chairman of the Lee Monday through Friday. were issued, Primm said. "We're just going to have to see how people Adapted with special crystals, the radios take to it." monitor only the Sanibel police frequency Primm said he will wait until several
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'Bring 'em back alive' Campbell remembers Frank Buck
By George Campbell Illustrated by Ann Winterbotham Almost a half-centuFy ago, when I was 15, Frank Buck gave me my first job. I was his "zoological assistant." That meant that for an 84-hour week (yes, 84 hours --12 hours a day for seven days each week), 1 was allowed to become acquainted with Minnie, the little Asian elephant; Jiggs, the immense orangutan; a pair of 23-foot reticulated pythons; spitting cobras; black leopards; tigers, too; and many more. I learned a lot about animals -- and people. Frank Buck was at the zenith of his career. His name was, in those days, a household word. I find today that young people, when I mention his name, say "Frank Who?" But both of my readers will remember him and his books and films called Bring 'Em Back Alive and Wild Cargo. When I was 151 got into a lot of trouble in Evanston where I lived, just outside Chicago. My "zoo" was infamous in the area and became especially so one day when a snake got loose, crawled into the home of a neighbor and was found resting comfortably in her bed. . That incident caused alot of attention. Bertie McCor- mack's Chicago Tribune ("2 Cents, Pay no more") carried a front-page story, and sa many reporters were hanging
The fourth episode of the Bring 'Em Back Alive series will be shown at 8 p.m. today, Tuesday, October 12,on Cable Channel 5. around when I came home from school that I felt I must have done something either awfully bad or awfully good. Anyway, I stirred up a lot of pro-zoo peopie. And a lot of Frank Buck as con-zoo people, too. There was quite a ruckus. I finally won I knew him in my the battle on the proposition that it's good for kids to have something constructive to do, like studying zoology, rather youth, now himself than hanging idly around street corners eating ice cream cones or lounging in drug stores drinking fountain cokes. brought back alive by CBS. (I'll bet most people today don't even know what a fountain coke is!). So with the help of the press, the police let me keep my alligators, snakes, birds, turtles, lizards, a monkey and more. But I was advised to get rid of my six-foot boa con- So I hopped the guard rail, rescued my snake from the huge snake's throat. strictor. tiger's clutches and caused a hubbub that attracted the He was handsome, virile and always trailed by what we So one day I caught the "El" to The Loop, walked across attention of Frank Buck, who gave me a job on the spot today would call "groupies." The accompanying drawing the Illinois Central tracks past the Art Institute, without even asking how old I was. catches the real Frank Buck on paper. CBS has done so, too, Buckingham Fountain, Field Museum and Shedd In those days FDR had established NRA (the National on film. Aquarium, out to Chicago's Century of Progress Exposition Recovery Act - those were depression days, sort of like There was no modesty in Buck. He created a splash and. (World's Fair to you), where the famous Frank Buck had now. Maybe we need an NRA again today!). When Buck's furor wherever he went. When there was not enough action his wild animal compound, a replica of his place in business partner, Jack Madill, who looked like Wallace to suit him at any particular moment, he created it. like the Singapore, complete with his two Malay "boys" Ali and Beery (I made theliorrihle mistake of telling him so once), time he intentionally caused a bunch of Rhesus monkeys to Ahmat. With me I had a pillow case and in it was Adelaide, and T.A. Loveland found out I was three years shy of the be released, and they quickly spread all over downtown my "boar constructor," as most people called her. legal employable age, they put me on the payroll not as an Chicago. One lived for months at the Art Institute eating While waiting for my appointment with Buck, I idly employee but as a professional "consultant." pigeon eggs, peanuts and squabs and drinking from a dangled Adelaide in her pillow case in front of a tiger's cage. Buck was an impulsive, explosive, but kindly muy macho convenient fountain. Imagine my surprise when the supple tiger stretched one of Texan. He was fearless. I saw him grab a giant reticulated Buck knew his animals in a practical way. I don't mean to his front legs an unbelievable distance, hooked the pillow python by the neck, become almost inextricably entwined in say he was a zoologist, but he knew how to handle animals case with a claw and ripped it open, spilling poor Adelaide 20 feet of elephant-trunk-sized snake muscle and manage and was generally kind to them. out onto the ground where she was in immediate danger of deftly to slip out of the coils, call up help and force feed the being eaten. stubborn creature by ramming a whole chicken down the continued next page 2B Tuesday, October 12,1982 The ISLANDER Film takes visitors on walk through the refuge'
By Carol Kranichfeld myself and I learned a lot about the refuge, its ecology and J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge visitors resources. That surprised me." will be able to take a "walk through the refuge" without The film was produced by AVP Studios in Fort Myers, leaving the Visitors Center beginning this winter, thanks in where Pam has filmed several local television com- part to Island resident Pam Home. mercials, including one for the Galeana Chrysler-Plymouth The U.S. Postal Clerk has graciously donated her time dealership in town. and voice to a narrated slide introduction of the refuge's The slide show is set to music and is a composite of the assets that takes viewers on a seven-minute tour of the best slides collected by refuge management over the years. refuge's uplands, wetlands, Bailey and Perry tracts and "Winter visitors will really enjoy it,*' Home says about out-islands. the slide show. "But even Island residents will benefit from
"It was an educational experience for me," Home says it." . • • ••••••.•. • ' about making the presentation. "I'm an Island resident
Some travel 200 miles West coast blue crabs have short but interesting lives
Even though most blue crabs live no an indication that Apalachicola is an ex- the male crab carrying the female beneath How do you tell a male from a female blue longer than 18 to 30 months and it takes from tremely important spawning ground. him just before she molts. He continues to crab? That's the easy part. A mature female eight to 12 months for them to develop from However, this extensive movement along hold her as, she becomes soft-shelled, crab has a semi-circular abdomen or flap, the egg stage to maturity, they do manage to the shore on Florida's west coast was quite through mating and until her shell is har- while the male has an upside-down T-shaped get around during that short span of time. unique and was not found in other areas, dened. Crabs in this condition are called flap. This especially applies to the female of the Where only an inshore-offshore pattern was "doubters." A triangular-shaped abdomen indicates an species and to those along Florida's west noted. After the mating process is finished the immature female. Still another way to check coast. Despite this migration, the female does female moves to saltier waters, a movement the sex is by the color of the biting part of the In a Florida Sea Grant study along the gulf find time to mate, but only once during her generally from the upper bays and lakes to pinchers. On the female it is bright orange. coast, 20 percent of the female blue crabs lifetime and only when she is soft-shelled in the gulf. In this saltier environment the Publications on the blue crab are were found to have moved more than 30 her last molt. newborn crabs can survive. They would die available from the Florida Sea Grant miles from a point where they were tagged. Molting is the process of shedding the in fresher water at this stage of life. College. Single copies can be obtained free of Three percent of those females had traveled shell, which a crab goes through about 25 As the young crabs grow and mature they charge from the Sea Grant Marine Advisory more than 200 miles. By comparison, almost times as part of the growing process in its move back into lower salinity waters, into Program, GO22 McCarty Hall, University of all the males (92 percent) were found within normal life span. However, once mature the creeks and marshes. Because of this Florida, Gainesville, FL 32611. 10 mites of the tagging site. female crab no longer molts and grows, as migration', at certain times of the year As for direction, the female crab does the male crab. mostly females will be in outside waters and movement was found to be north and west, Mating occurs in low salinity waters with mostly males will be in inside waters.
Campbell continued
Chi Chi was a little white handed gibbon who adored Buck. And there were the Kabara-Goyas, giant water monitor Kabara-Goyas represent the second largest lizard species They often traveled around Chicago together. One time at lizards, eight feet long. Dangerous to most people, they in the world. They lived in a straw-filled stall and,twice Sally Rand's place, which was nearby, Chi Chi jumped from were gentle as kittens with me. weekly I fed them whole eggs and big chunks of beefsteak. Buck's shoulder and snatched away one of Sally's famous There wasn't much beef available for me to eat in those strategically-placed feather fans, right at a crucial moment deep Depression days, but those Kabara-Goyas got all they in her dance performance. wanted. I liked this brash man and I am grateful to him for giving I would enter the cage with two buckets - one full of whole me my first job. I guess I was one of the first "consultants" eggs, the other with chunks of beefsteak - and these gentle around. They called me. "Zoological Assistant" to get monsters would approach, flicking-fiiy face with their long, around the NRA rules. black, inquiring tongues. On signal, the mouths would open It didn't make any difference what they called me; I wide and eggs would be droped in, clunking together in their learned all about animals and shared my whole life with throats. fascinating creatures and people. Martin and Osa Johnson After about a dozen eggs they would gulp, swallow and showed up one day. So did Leo Carillo. (I didn't like* his gape again - this time for hunks of beef. So it would go for make-up.) Others of stage and screen hung around Buck's perhaps four dozen eggs and six pounds of beef each. They place. Sally Rand showed up often/ and so did the amoebic were always gentle. Their powerful claws could have ripped Texas Guinan, the famous "carrier" who infected a whole me open, their sharp teeth torn my face, but never was slew of Chicago people with amoebiasis. there a problem. Until one day Buck saw me feeding the I learned that the way to handle spitting cobras is from a Kabara-Goyas and put a stop to it, preferring that they be distance..They lived in an eight-foot high cage. I learned fed in a safer, more conventional way. that if I added my six feet to that height by standing atop the I recall his telling me that my kind of behavior was the cage, the combras' aim was blurred and inaccurate so that reason NRA insisted that one be 18. "Eighteen-year olds at 14 feet they were safe enough to handle with a long clothes have better sense," he said, "than to make close friends pole with a hook on the end. It never occurred to me to wear with Kabara-Goyas." protective goggles. Now Bring 'Em Back Alive Frank Buck has himself been My special pal was Minnie, the little Asian elephant. brought "Back Alive" by CBS. Maybe it's just a television Much later, in the '60's, she was given to Ziggie, Brookfield show, but I like it. Whoever wrote the script of the new show Zoo's lonesome male elephant. must have known Buck, for the character is very like him. It Ziggie had lived on a chain for a third of a century after brings back vivid memories of a fascinating period of my killing a keeper, until the people of Chicago complained youth. about this inhumane treatment and donated arid built Ziggie a new home. Minnie was presented to him in compensation for all the ill treatment he had received over the years. Editor's note: A portion of one paragraph of George Both Ziggie and Minnie are dead now, but for a quarter of Campbell's column last week was inadvertently left out. a century before, whenever I happened to be in Chicago, 1 The paragraph should have read: would visit Brookfield Zoo and 'call'out to Minnie. She "Larval death or malformation are not usually im- always remained friendly and remembered me over all the mediately evident after the application of a Mosquito years. This was probably because I was so good to her when Growth Regulator like Altocid. Toxic effects are not readily I worked for Frank Buck. observable after Altocid application to second, third and My mother prepared lunch for me each day, and I brown fourth instar larvae, which will continue development into bagged it, as they say today. Come lunch time I would sit on "...Come lunch time, I would sit the pupal stage, and it is at that point that death takes place. the ground between Minnie's front feet, her ponderous head Thus traditional measurements of developing broods of above me, and share, bite for bite, my lunch with her. She on the ground between Minnie's mosquitos (by dip testing and counting of second, third and was truly a fine animal friend. Only my dog Boris and fourth instar larvae) give false and inaccurate evaluations jungle cat Beila equaled her among my many animal front feet..." of what is really going on in the Mosquito Growth Regulator friends. application area." The ISLANDER Tuesday, October 12,1982 3B Kranichfeld, •Obituary Rainwater wed Louis Pearce in candlelight
Louis N. Pearce of Seabell Road died on Wednesday, Oct. 6,1982. He was 67. He moved to Sanibel five years ago from ceremony Kankakee, 111. Pearce retired after 39 years with Armstrong World Industries, Inc., of Kankakee. He graduated from Penn- Carol Diane Kranichfeld and C. Allen Rainwater were sylvania State University in 1938 and was a member of the married in a candlelight ceremony at St. Michaels and All Southwest Florida Penn State Alumni Association and the Angels Episcopal Church on Friday evening, Oct. 8. Elks Lodge of Kankakee. The Rev. Dick Stein performed the double ring ceremony. He is survived by his wife, Ruth, of Sanibel; a brother, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kranich- Allen Pearce of Lancaster, Pa.; sbrsisters, Edna Torrence feld of Rye, N.Y., and Sanibel. The groom is the son of Mr. of Orange City, Fla., Helen Pearce of Phillipsburg, Pa., and Mrs. Ellwood Rainwater of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Caroline Waters of State College, Pa., Ida Turner of Marion Kranichfeld of State College, Penn., was her Waverly, Ohio, Malissa Dutcher of Lumberton, S.C., and sister's matron of honor, and Sophie Mitchell of Sanibel was May Goldberg of Norwalk, Conn. flower girl. Pearce was cremated. There were no services. David Rainwater of Palm Bay, Fla., was his brother's best man. Ushers were Lew Phillips and Thorn Traucht. A reception followed the ceremony at Twigs on Sanibel. Kranichfeld is a feature and arts-environmental writer with The Islander. Rainwater is a firefighter with the Sanibel Fire Department. They will live in Fort Myers.
Service recommends removal of tree frogs from list
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has listed in late 1977. At that time it as thought turned up populations of the species in species from the Endang«red Species List. proposed removing the Florida population of to inhabit only seven small sites in Okaloosa several counties in Alabama. The service will accept comments on the the Pine Barrens tree frog from1 the County. The species also exists in the In fact, the southern population of the proposal until Nov. 15,1982. They should be Engangered Species List. Carolinas and the Pine Barrens area of New species appears larger and more secure submitted to: tThe proposal, published in the Sept. 15, Jersey for which it is named. than the New Jersey population, which Regional Director AFA xi>82, edition of the Federal Register, would Subsequent studies conducted by the historically has been the largest and best U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service also rescind a designation of critical habitat Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish known. 75 Spring St. S.. which accompanied the listing of the Commission using federal grant-in-aid funds The Florida population is also better Atlanta* GA 30303 species. . revealed a number of additional populations protected by large tracts of public land. Only the Florida population of this species in Okaloosa, Walton and Santa Rosa Based on this information the Florida was determined endangered when it was counties. Other studies funded by the service Wildlife agency recommended removing the
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By Cindy Chalmers entire condominiums on the Island The "contemporary country living" look decorated in country classics with gingham arrived on Sanibel last week and is available and tiny flower prints, braided rugs and to Islanders and visitors alike at The natural woods oiled to a warm lustre. Carriage Stop in Sanibel Center across Casa Most of the items in The Carriage Stop Ybel Road from the Bank of the islands. were brought from the mid-west and the Owner Louise McDonald has collected Carolinas, McDonald says. She and her antiques and other collectibles for many husband, Bob, have been filling up the store years and has done so for the past two years for the past several months in preparation with the goal of opening a shop on Sanibel. for the coming winter season. She met her goal last week when The In addition to authentic antiques, The Carriage Stop opened its doors for business. Carriage Stop will offer reproductions and The shop brims with colorful quilts, rag new items from handmade candles to rugs, wooden bowls, crockery and pottery, special soaps and dried flower depression glass and heavy wood furniture arrangements to complete any country look. that looks as though it came straight from The focal point of the shop is a horse-drawn Grandma's house. carriage that Bob McDonald purchased at "This is the look that's 'in' in California/' an estate sale and that Louise thinks McDonald says. "And you know if it's 'in' in originally came from Sanibel. California it's going to be 'in' everywhere" - The Carriage Stop, 1721 Periwinkle Way, even in Florida condominiums. will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday Bits and pieces of the cozy country look through Saturday. During the season Louise can blend in with the more contemporary will make appointments to open the shop Florida look, she says. But she's also seen during the evening hours.
Louise MacDonald, top right, stands beside the horse-drawn carriage that is the focal point of The Carriage Stop, MacDonald's antique and collectibles shop that opened last week at Sanibel Center. Photos by David Meardon.
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Fish; cook, play bridge, arrange flowers Do it better with a community course
The Sanibel Community < 'enter is course. Students will from 9 a.m. to SylVKt Mint?, will conduct a course heading Cooking: Kstr* Tasty and gearing up for its 1982 Pail Season noon every Thursday from Oct. 21- called Contemporary Play Reading Easy Trimmings by a variety of with final preparations tor an all Dec. 16 for a total cost of $30. Fur that wilt focus on both classic Island chefs. Starting off the new, expanded series of courses further details call Mary Kraemer, masterpieces like "Waiting for workshops on Nov. 2 will be a course that's sure to include something tor 482-5867. Godot" by Samuel Beckett and on Chinese Cooking ted by Penny everyone. Jean assures prospective students lesser known works such as- "Buried Rogers. Bask Easy Fish and Bridge whu Jean Scotl will lend that the two courses should enable Child" by Sam Shepard. Six classes Shrimp will be taught by a man who her expertise to two bridge courses, participants to play bridge ought to know, Capt. Stewart Smith, set to begin in late October. Bridge adequately and comfortably at the on Nov. 9. Mary Shankiin will lead for Beginners Onh will offer in- bridge table with their friends Bob Nov. 16's class on Cake Decorating,, struction in the basic techniques at Osman will lead a final advanced and Greek Cooking: Mousaka and bidding and play, using the Standard bridge workshop called Modern More wili be made easy by veteran American Five Card Major Bridge Bridge Refinement: Conventions Greek cook Eugenia Loughney on and Pia> from Cloggers bring Appalachian dance to Sanibel Appalachian Mountain folk dancers in colorful costumes magazines), Dennis Hensley (freelance writer who is also All proceeds from the show, which will be held at 5111 will highlight this week's activities at the Sanibel Com- an editor of Writer's Digest and a monthly columnist in the McGregor Blvd., will benefit the Lee County Alliance of the munity Center, when Barrier Island Group for /the Arts Editor's Workshop), Bill Kilpatrick (vehicles editor of Field Arts. brings the Caloosa River Cloggers to Sanibel on Saturday, and Stream, auto editor of Popular Mechanics, associate Oct. 16. The troupe will present both precision and freestyle editor of Parade and senior editor of Pageant), Evelyn The Society of Symphony Women first annual Meet the clogging, using both line and circle movements, all set to Phillips Mantz (former assistant editor of Custombook and Artist Luncheon is scheduled for Friday, Oct. 15, to gather music by Don Smith arid his Bluegrass Orchestra. Island freelance writer for the New York Journal-American), together symphony lovers for a chance to hear Arlo Diebler, dance fans are encouraged to bring the family - and their Richard Powell (best-selling author of The Young conductor of the Southwest Florida Symphony. dancing shoes - and join the fun, which will start at 8 p.m. Philadeiphians and others) and Sue Nichols Spencer Accompanying Diebler will be pianist Klaus Hellwig, Admission is $3. (author of Words on Target and Write on Target). concertmaster Reiko Tigges and cellist Timothy Tigges, A manuscript reading service will also be available who will give a special chamber recital at the luncheon. Would-be writers and literary artists looking to hone their through the Writers' Conference. Manuscripts should be Members, guests, friends and newcomers are invited to skills will want to register for the 1982 Southwest Florida submitted to the conference and sent directly to the ap- attend the luncheon and guest performance, which will cost Writers' Conference, where nine leading national authors propriate consultants for review. Conference space is $6.50. For luncheon reservations at the Helm Club at the will address the theme of practical writing from as many limited, however, so registration should be completed as Landings Yacht and Gold Club on Flagship Drive in Fort approaches. , •• •. soon as possible. For further details call 489-9200. Myers, call 542-4997. The conference.'which will be held at Edison Community College on Thursday, Oct. 23, will offer entrants an op- Antique buffs will find treasures from years past at the Finally, Islanders are invited to attend the First Dunbar portunity to hear lectures by Margaret Goff Clark (author Lee County Arts Center Antique Show and Sale, set for Arts and Crafts Bazaar at 2925 Anderson Ave. in Fort Myers of 18 books), Mona Kent Eddy (an international writer of Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 16 and 17, from noon until 6 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 16, from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. The bazaar children's TV and radio programs and soap operas), A donation of $1 will aljow entrants to browse through the will be co-sponsored by the Dr. Ella Piper Center Inc. and Gordon and Janet Groene (writer-photographer team displays by Southwest Florida antique dealers, which will by the First National Bank's Dunbar Office. Crafts are writing about travel, boating and yachting, cooking in boats include art glass, china, jewelry, orientals, furniture, dolls, bound to include good ideas for holiday gifts, so plan to and RV's, outdoor recreation and aviation in national paper memorabelia and primitives. arrive early. the ISLANDER Tuesday, October 12* 1982 7B LIBRARY REPORTS At the Sanibel Library At the Captiva Library FICTION the tragic figure of Richard II and his am- FICTION of Natural Home Remedies. (Rodale, 1982) bitious uncles including John of Gaunt, who Shows how people today can employ Benard, Robert. A Catholic Education. helped Richard to lose his throne. MacDonald, John The Good Old Stuff: knowledge about natural healing in their (Holt, Rinehard & Winston, 1982) The story Thirteen Early Stories. (Greenberg, 1982) own homes to achieve excellent results with of a young man who enters the novitiate Sarton, May. Anger. (W.W. Norton, Selection of MacDonald's best mystery a wide array of health problems. determined, to commit himself to God and 1982) Novel exploring the inner landscapes stories written between 1947 and 1952 at the learns that his goal is far more complicated of a marriage between two opposing tem- beginning of his career. Crowell, Robert. The Lore and Legends than he had imagined. perments. of Flowers. (Crowell, 1982) Beautifully Thomas, Michael. Someone Else's illustrated book presents lore and legends Burley, WJ. Wyeliffe's Wild Goose Smith, Robert Kimmel. Jane's House. Money. (Simon & Schuster, 1982) A Texas oil behind several common flowers, including Chase. (Doubleday, 1982) When quiet (William Morrow, 1982) Just as two children billionaire sets out to acquire the prize that narcissus, crocus, dandelion, carnation and recluse Joseph Clement is found murdered are beginning to cope with the death of their will buy his ambitious wife the social ad- marigold. and his disinherited brother vanishes, Chief mother, Jane, their father remarries and miration she craves - the most extensive Superintendent Charles Wycliffe begins to brings his bride to "Jane's house." collection of Renaissance art left in private Gibbons, Barbara. Salads For All fear that murder runs in the family. hands. Seasons. (Macmillan, 1982) More than 250 NON-FICTION delicious, original salad recipes drawn from Geyer, Nancy. Flying South. (Scrib- NON-FICTION a wide array of cooking styles and ethnic ner's, 1982) When 40-year-old housewife and Clarke, James. American Assassins. traditions. mother Clara learns she has been jilted by (Princeton IL, 1982) From Richard Atlas of Florida. Edited by Edward her stuffy English professor husband, she Lawrence, who attempted to shoot President Fernald. (FSU Foundation, 1982) In-depth Great Railway Journeys of the World. reaches out to an old college friend for help Andrew Jackson in 1835, to the assailants of atlas of the state covering natural en- CDutton, 1982) Seven railway adventures by and arranges to meet him in New Orleans. contemporary American political leaders, vironment, population, history, culture, seven distinguished writers describing life this book probes the lives of 16 individuals economy, recreation and tourism, tran- (aboard the world's most famous trains as Hentoff, Nat. Blues for Charlie. Darwin. who tried to kill or did kill our presidents and sportation and commerce and energy. well as the people and scenery of diverse and (William Morrow, 1982) The investigation of other prominent politicians. sometimes remote regions of the world. a grisly knife murder introduces a middle Betty Crocker's Christmas Cookbook. aged Jewish cop and his laconic black Dubois, Diana, editor. My Harvard, My (Golden, 1982) Recipes for all possible oc- Murray, Rosemary. The Essential partner to a series of adventures and shady Yale. (Random House, 1982) A collection of casions associated with end-of-the-year Handbook of Weaving. (St. Martin's, 1982) characters as they try to solve the mystery. i lively and thought-provoking essays as 24 festivities: puddings, pie&, cakes, cookies, For beginners and more advanced weavers notable graduates of Harvard and Yale look food gifts, holiday menus. alike, a concise and practical guide to the MacDonald, John. The Good Old Stuff. back on their college days. age-old art of weaving. (Harper & Row, 1982) A selection of 13 of the Bloomingdale, Teresa. Murphy Must popular author's early best written between Friedrich, Otto. The End Of The World: Have Been a Mother! (And1 Other Laws I Pratt, James. The Tea Lover's 1947 and 1952 at the beginning of his career. A History. (Coward, McCann & Geoghegan, Live By). (Doubleday, 1982) Mother of 10 Treasury. < 101 Productions, 1982) A con- 1982) A look at the times in world history writes a la Irma Bombeck about all the noisseur's guide to tea that traces the early Plaity, Jean. Passage to Pontefract. when four large numbers of people the world things that can go wrong in a big family. discovery of tea in China and the elaborate (G.P. Putnam, 1982) Continuation of the ceremonies that evolved over the centuries. author's Plantagenet saga, this one about continued next page Brickin, Mark. 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Captiva Lions Club was held at the Sanibel to 2 p.m. All who can donate blood are urged Greenhouse Effect. (Delacorte, 1982) The Community Association on Oct. 6. Seven to do so at that time. The blood collected is build-up of carbon dioxide caused by bur- Truitt, Anne. Daybook: The Journal Of guests attended in addition to regular placed in the account from which Island ning coal and oil that threatens a global An Artist. (Pantheon, 1982) The sensitive members. residents, their families and Island workers warming and far-reaching climatic changes seven-year diary of the well-known Lion Ray Fenton, chairman of the coming can obtain needed blood at no cost. in our lifetime, known as the greenhouse Washington, D.C. sculptor. plant sale that will be held Nov. 4, 5 and 6 in Past President Duane White inducted four effect, is explored in this provocative new the parking lot in front of Bailey's, explained new members: Lebert Lombardo, John book. The Sanibel Public Library is now open for that a variety of landscaping plants will be Knaff, Cliff Colie and BUI Murphy. White winter hours from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday available for Island residents and visitors at stressed the need for more people to do the Jones, Tristan. A Steady Trade: A through Saturday and from" 7-9 p.m. every reasonable prices. service needed for the sight- and hearing- Boyhood At Sea. (St. Martin's, 1982) The Wednesday evening. The plants will be obtained from the Lee impaired people of the world. story of a childhood in Wales and boyhood, Association of Retarded Citizens nursery, The next meeting of the Sanibel-Captiva after age 13, on the arduous "sale-in-trade" which is approved by the state of Florida Lions Club will be at 6:30 p.m. on Wed^ of northern Europe before W.W.-H. and is one of the main sources of revenue for nesday, Oct. 20, at the Community that charitable enterprise. Association. Thompson, E.P. 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Barbara Johnson PilenWmologist and Licensed Beautician Located: By Appointment 3-T TIRE, INC. 2038 linhart Street Private & Confidential Monday thru Saturday 334-0079 or „ Evening Appointments Available 332-237 \ The ISLANDER Tuesday, October 12,1982 911 Saltwater intrusion poses problem in Florida As much as we Floridians and the millions That may sound strange in a state where into the underground aquifers. continued population growth and economic of yearly visitors to our state enjoy swim- the rainfall is heavy during the year and As more and more of the natural flow is development are possible. ming, surf ing,-boating, sailing and fishing in where it does not seem that water should be diverted, groundwater pressure is reduced, As a result of a recently completed Florida saltwater, one place we don't need it or want a problem. allowing saltwater to seep inland and con- Sea Grant research project, a salinity in- it is in our drinking glasses. Under natural conditions rainfall runs off taminate drinking water and adversely alter trusion index was developed. This index, Yet saltwater intrusion is a real threat to into rivers or sinks into the ground to natural systems. which takes into consideration all traditional coastal communities that depend on become groundwater. In either case, it flows Further complicating the problem, when aquifer boundaries as well as diffusion and groundwater for their potable water supply. toward the ocean. This flow of freshwater wells or drainage canals are dug the in- dispersion, was evaluated along the Approximately 90 percent of the industrial creates groundwater pressure that holds terface of freshwater to saltwater is brought coastline. and domestic water demand in the state is back saltwater and keeps the rivers and closer to ground level. Saltwater comes - From this evaluation, an approximate supplied by groundwater. And with about 70 aquifers fresh and clean. closer to production wells, increasing the curve was prepared that gives the sen- percent of the state's population con- The problem arises when land in coastal salinity of produced water. sitivity variation in a five-rnile-wide belt. centrated in the coastal zone, saltwater areas comes under developmental Fortunately, the groundwater problem Use of this curve will help developers and intrusion is becoming a substantial handicap pressures. When an area is stripped of was recognized early and managers in af- planners avoid development and con- for further development even in areas where vegetation and paved over with roads or fected areas are dealing with the problem. struction in the most sensitive areas. fresh groundwater was in abundance until parking areas, surface runoff is incresaed Authorities believe that with, careful recent years. with a consequent reduction of water sinking management of the state's water resources, When you build AVAILABLE TO EVERYONE I the best that THE SUPERIOR NURSING CARE AT SHELL POINT NURSING PAVILLION you offer the best way to buy it! SHELL POINT NURSING PAVILLION OFFERS: * STAFF PHYSICIANS AVAILABLE 24 HOURS DAILY * REGISTERED NURSES AROUND THE CLOCK * OUTSTANDING PHYSICAL OCCUPTIONAL AND SPEECH THERAPY AVAILABLE * OVER 200 VOLUNTEERS * COMPETITIVELY PRICED ACCOMMODATIONS Shell Point Village MEDICAL COMPLEX (813)481-2141 FT. MYERS, FLORIDA 33908 OFF SUMMERLIN RD. (RT. 869) JUST BEFORE THE SANIBEL BRIDGE • •i-iM/<«De/>enririEn "PATIENTS WELCOMED REGARDLESS OF RACE MEDICARE CcKTIrlcD COLOR CREED OR NATIONAL ORIGIN" AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE! THIS TRUCK MEANS FAST, COURTEOUS SERVICE WITH THE RESULTS YOU EXPECT — ANYTIME, DAY OR NIGHT ® wane COMFORT CORPS HEATING & AIR 334-1660 HOMES Keeping Southwest Florida Comfortable Since 1966 IOB "Tuesday, October 12,1982 The ISLANDER THE WAY WE WERE 20 Years Ago This Week and the Sanibel Community House reading room have been Commission. Commissioner P. A. Geraci said the Island has received since a book campaign started last month. Mr. and a certain charm that should not be turned in to a typical Griff ing and Jane Bancroft are back on the Island after Mrs. John Fenko of Pompano Beach started the book drive gulfshore island such as the St. Petersburg and Sarasota spending the summer in Washington, D.C. Rumor has it that after a visit to the school several weeks ago. areas. Jane painted all summer while Griffjng spent most of his time in the Library of Congress doing research for his post- 15 Years Ago This Week The Shell Table for the 1968 Shell Fair is ready for viewers Civil War era book. at the Sea Gull Shop on Gulf- Drive. The magnificent table The controversial 51-acre mobile home park proposed for More than 200 books for the Sanibel Elementary School Sanibel was turned down last week by the Lee County continued next page Find it in the Almanac, page 18B CINNAMON COVE GARDEN VILLAS FLEETWOOD FOR ONLY PER MONTH DOUBLE WIDE 24'x36", 2 BEDROOM $503 NEW 1983 MODEL tOl QAA 5% DOWN! COMPARE $28,800 SALE: •* • ' *w NO CLOSING COSTS! FLEETWOOD, A LEADER IN MANUFACTURED HOMES • RAISED SCREEN PORCH <•CARPET • UTILITY ROOM <•DRAPES •CARPORT '> APPLIANCES •PLANTER <> CENTRAL AIR CHEAT • ADULT 5 STAR PARK •> LOW DOWN PAYMENT •EXCELLENT FINANCING <> SEE IT TODAY 1 ACT NOW! LIMITED AVAILABILITY. RIVER ESTATES FEATURING: 995-1938 EVENINGS: 997-0837 24 Hour Security < Beautiful, Large "I Large, Large Fishing Recreation center Screened Bedroom 1 Porch Lakes overlooking largest Tennis Courts of 3 lakes Shufflebodrd Courts * 5 min. to Living Room Saunas Sanibel/Fort Myers Gazebos Beach Swimming Pool * Much, Much More 'Typical example: Sale price $72,900, S% or $3,645 down payment, mortgage amount $69,255. Dining Room The first 60 monthly principal and interest payments will vary from a low of $503.00 to a high of $707.00 with other payments varying between these amounts. The repayment schedule for the remaining 300 months will be calculated every 5 years based on the prevail- ing interest rate. Based on the current level of that index the monthly payment would Sundial Beach ( be $855.00. The annual percent rate of 14.25 may and Tennis Resort increase or decrease. Subject to the availability Also a new listing, this 2 bedroom, 2 bath plus of funds. Taxes and insur- den residence is located in Sundial. The largest ance are extra. resort on Sanibel, Sundial offers a wide range of recreational facilities ranging from tennis, Standard features: swimming, biking and boating. The residence is • Fireplace decorator furnished with a magnificent view of • All kitchen appliances the Gulf. Screened porch features a 52" ceiling • Washer & dryer fan. An assumable mortgage is available to • Carpet & vinyl qualified buyers. Call today for more informa- tion on this spectacular value. • Selection of wallpaper Realtor-Associate. Rose Gibney After Hours. 472-2631 • Covered parking Visit our sates center located IV2 miles south (813) 472-3165 of Miners Plaza on the N.YNY. STATE ONLY 8OO-942-193S EXT. 8O4 way to the beach. 8OO-431-1953 EXT. 8O4 Realtor P.O. Box G America calls us horned 1020 Periwinkle Way Phone: (813) 489-3505 Sanibel, Fl 33957 us-Home EQUAL HOUSING Hours:9a.m. -6p.m. daily ulfside USTEO ON THE NEW VQRK STOCK EXCHANGE OPPORTUNITY ThelSLANDER Tuesday, October 12,1982 11B The way we were continued was made by Charles LeBuff Sr. and is filled with shells 5 Years Ago This Week 1 Year Ago This Week donated by Elsie Malone's Shell Shop, Glory of the Sea Shell Shop, Jim's Shell Shop, Reynolds Shell and Craft Shop, Islander Becky Cowan found a message in a bottle on the The Sanibel Squares grabbed the champion title over the Stran Shell Shop, The Sea Gull Shop, The Shell Factory of beach north of Blind Pass this week. As if that weren't in- weekend Noseeum Classic Softball tournament. The Sanibel, BobSabatino, Clarence Rutland, Priscilla Murphy, teresting enough, the message and bottle were dropped into Squares defeated Naumann 5-1 in the final game of the Mary Nix, Blanche Pflough, Helen Denny, Florence Martin, the sea seven years ago by Fort, Myers resident Mike double elimination tournament. Mrs. William Uhr, Mrs. Willie Glass and Mr. and Mrs. Pritchard, now 14. Mike told The Islander he has dropped Howard Schriner Jr. more than 150 such notes into area waters. The Committee of Neighborhood Associations is asking the City Council to demand a complete prospectus covering 10 Years Ago This Week For the second time in as many hearings, the Sanibel all aspects of the county's proposal to sell the Causeway Planning Commission failed to reach a decision on a request bridge to the city before one dime is spent. The President's Room at South Seas Plantation was the for a development permit for an 84-unit luxury con- Mayor Porter Goss told CONA members at their regular scene of a gala farewell party Saturday night for Otto and dominium project on a 16.6-acre parcel of gulf-front land meeting that the only,expense incurred so far is 18 cents to Louise Seif ers, who have managed the plantation since 1969. just west of the Sundial. mail a letter to the County Commission regarding the Taking over as manager at the plantation is Allen Teh Plans for Gulf side Place meet all performance standards Causeway negotiations. Broek, formerly of Westfield, N.J. in the Comprehensive Land Use Plan, but the city is witholding approval because of concerns about the impact LOTS FOR SALE: 90x120 - $6,950. 100x120 - $7,500. Near the development would have on the Island's already gulf with private walking easement. precarious water supply. At Last a guaranteed way to STOP SMOKING Relieve FOR GOOD without withdrawals or gaining weight... hot and coM flashes ...in just five days Call For Details STOP SMOKING CENTER Ft. Myers 939-4741 $ ^ Looking for new homes, resales, lots, condominiums or rentals? HOMES BEACHVIEW COUNTRY CLUB: New h available with excellent financing. ROCKS: Three bedroom, 2 bath, completely furnished, right across from beach access, $185,000. GUMBO LIMBO: Luxury home on lake with heated pool, epoxy deck, hurricane shutters, three bedrooms, 2 baths, family room and many, many extras, asking: $198,000. Good Save up to $700 _.a GE heat pomp; terms. ' BAY FRONT: Two bedrooms, 2 baths, unfur- nished, $198,000. to $560 on a GEAir Conditioner. BEACHVIEW COUNTRY CLUB: Three bedrooms, 2 baths with family room with ex- tended vista over golf course near beach ac- Every hot summer day and cold winter Corporation, we'll finance as much as 90% cess. All carpets, drapes and appliances. night from this day forth, you]l_be glad of sale and installation up to five years at $189,000. you read this ad. regular bank rates. DUPLEX If you qualify, Lee County Electric 4 TOWNHOUSES: On canal, completely fur- Get $50 back from G.E., Cooperative nished, near beach. $475,000 with terms. General Electric heat provides5% vrwrnmimm^ m CONDOMINIUMS pumps are America's financing to SANIBEL MOORINGS: 2 bedroom, 2 bath, 2nd number one sellers. They floor, nicely furnished, $135,000. qualified buyers. SANIBEL SIESTA: Several units available, churn out ultra-efficient heating and some with Gulf view, starting at $138,500 - all cooling year round. And if you buy a heat For GE cash refund, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths. pump (WR Models) or Executive air you must install by LIGHTHOUSE POINT: At the quiet end of the conditioner (TN Models) now, G.E. will October 16,1982. Island, some 3 bedroom units, starting at send you $50 cash. Just like that. $179,500. LOGGERHEAD CAY: 2 bedroom, 2 bath, extra Plus Savings to $510 on Air large unit, beautifully furnished, with view of We bring good things to life. Gulf over courtyard, $165,000. SAND POINTE: 2 bedroom, 2 bath, Beautifully GENERAL ^ ELECTRIC furnished. View of the Gulf from porch, from Florida Power & Light. ^ overlooks pool, second floor. $205,000. Depending on the model you buy, FPL will send you $146 to $650. These savings are part of Find FPL's Watt-Wise mcSuoS^PROGRAM them at Products Program. MOCIERIM Plus instant financing from us. AIR CONDITIONING INC , HOMES Then, with just two hour clearance, we at REALTORS Modern Air Conditioning will provide Lee County 334-2305 Open 7 days a week _. Cape Coral .'. .574-3637 on-the-spot financing. Right in your own Collier County .597-3178 Call 472-1506 L home. Backed by General Electric Credit Charlotte County .639-5301 950 Periwinkle Wen" at lind^ren lloutewml 1ZB The ISLANDER ISLANDER SPORTS Islander Island golf Island tennis Sixteen players turned out for the Beachview Men's Golf Dunes tennis pro Bill Fous asks that any Island tennis Association tournament play on Tuesday, Oct. 5. The high women who want to join the Dunes team for play in this individual with a plus-four was Bob Sagers. Dave Wooster year's Lee County tennis league contact him at 472-3522. Sports finished second with a plus-three, and Clem Donneli came in The 1982-83 women's tennis season in Lee County started third with a plus-two. two weeks ago with a jamboree at the Dunes. Tournament play on Saturday, Oct. 9, drew 23 players. Jeff Dean and Bruce Henderson tied for first with a plus- Quiz five. Third place went to Bob Robertson with a plus-four. The Bay Beach Racquet Club on Fort Myers Beach will Fourth and fifth place ended in a tie between Dave Dean and host its All Ladies' Tournament on Oct. 23-25. Ray McKernen with plus-three. Six events will be offered: Ladies' 2.5 singles and doubles; ladies' 3.5 singles and doubles; and ladies' open singles and We had a lot of calls on last week's Islander Sports Quiz doubles. Consolation flights will be offered. two-part questions, but only Eliot Irwin, Lloyd Kyllo, Trophies and prize money will be awarded. Deadline for George Michaels and Dick Traucht knew the correct an- Island swimming entries is Monday, Oct. 18. For more information call the swer to both parts. The question was what pitcher-slugger Bay Beach Racquet Club, 463-4473. led the Boston Red Sox to their last World Series cham- pionship and in what year? The answer - Babe Ruth in 1918. The schedule of remaining meets for the Sanibel Water This week's Islander Sports Quiz is about a sport all you Attack Team is as follows: northerners should be familiar with. Here goes: The Montreal Canadiens have won the most Stanley Cups Oct. 16 Wet and Wild Trip in the National Hockey League with 21. What team next to Oct. 30-31 GLYC Big Pumpkin the Canadiens has won the most times? Nov. 6 Red Level All Star Meet If you think you know the answer call The Islander, 472- Nov. 20 Parent SWAT Meet 5185. If you're right we'll print your name in next week's Nov. 27 Blue Level All Star Meet paper. associates, inc. 1 r i j. with a GULF VIEW is a great place to call your points! An excellent buy at $32,000 with CONDOS Sanibel home. Asking $210,000. SEE IT deeded beach access. Associate R. Paul IE VIEW IS MAGNIFICENT FROM PUNT A TODAY! Associate Cathy Tremb|ay, after Larkin, after hours 472-3776. ASSA'S spacious two bedroom two bath hours 939-1506. lartments overlooking the Gulf of Mexico, SPECTACULAR THIRD FLOOR UNOBSTRUCTED HOMES in Carlos Bay and the Caloosahatchee River, VIEWS OF THE GULF from this Loggerhead Cay lagine watching the sunset from your large unit. Fully furnished and ready for your im- HOME PLUS MOTHER-IN-LAW QUARTERS! Four reened porch or playing tennis, swimming in mediate use or rental placements. The bedroom or three, plus den upstairs, only one heated pool, relaxing in the spa or playing discriminating buyer will welcome the oppor- and a half blocks from the Gulf of Mexico.This is icquet ball on the courts that will be built in tunity to inspect this extremely desirable of- a custom, just built home, finished in the finest te near future. Conveniently located just over fering. Full laundry, reserved parking, built- of wood tones, carpets, with all appliances. causeway from Sanibel, prices start at ins and much more. Priced at $235,350. Call Associate Anne Marsh about this home, 129,900. offered at $195,000. After hours 472-5629. LOTS TALK TO THE GULF, CANOE TO PLAY GOLF DESIRABLE SEA OATS LOT in arrarea of winding om this topfloor 2 bedroom 2 bath Spanish roads and beautiful natural island vegetation ay condo overlooking a scenic waterway and features a deeded Gulf beach access to a GUMBO LIMBO • Adjacent to an island nature ea'chview Golf Course. This apartment is beach decorated with fascinating shells. A preserve, this ground level 3 bedroom 3 bath vailable for inspection and is being offered piling home built on this lot (which measures home offers privacy and year-round comfort lly furnished for $115,000 with owner finan- 84' x 135' x 111' x 125') will command a lake yet it is easily accessible to island shops and ng available. Call Associate Dan Cohn for view. Call Associate Anne Marsh for the restaurants. Located in a settled residential etails, after hours 472-9337. price, after hours 472-5629. area, the house features a fully enclosed swimming pool, 2 car garage, well designed WILD YOUR HOME ON HURRICANE LANE on a kitchen, and a living/dining room as well as a UTMEG VILLAGE - If you want to be in a 100' by 95' lot with 30% (2,850 square feet) separate family room. An excellent buy at xnplex that is not geared to the fast pace-of coverage allowed for single family residence. $157,000 with carpeting, drapes and all ap- mtal in end outs, Nutmeg Village is for you. Owner will accept $12,000 initial payment pliances. Call to arrange a viewing, Associate lis 2 bedroom, 2 bath, furnished apartment with balance over four years at 12%...no R. Paul Larkin, after hours 472-3776. Call (813) 472-3121 or visit usin the Naumann Real''Estate' Center 1149 Periwinkle Way, Suites A &Bf Sanibel, Island, Florida 33957 Calling Long Distance? - use our Toll Free WATS Linei Out of Florida 1-800-237-6004 In Florida 1-800-282-0360 The ISLANDER Tuesday, October 12,1982 13B Islander Picks We're changing the rules a bit this week to give sports This Experts' Your fans a chance to beat each week's winner rather than the week's picks pick Islander staff picks for the next week's games. We'll call the winner (or winners) each week for his or her games predictions for the coming week's games, and we'll put those predictions in the middle column of the grid. This week three experts tied with three of four correct predic- tions, so we took the most popular picks from the three for FSU upcoming games. vs. Florida State This week beat Lloyd Kyllo, Reed Toomey and Mary Lou East Carolina Traucht. This week's experts Florida Watt 9tex*« State Reed Toomey 3/4 Mary Lou Traucht 3/4 U. of Miami Lloyd Kyllo 3/4 vs. Mississippi St. Mississippi State - Honorable mention Mike Toomey 2/4 Cypress Lake vs. Cypress Lake Nortl* Fort Myers Bob Merklas 2/4 Ira Hartman 2/4 ) ' Mail your entry to The Islander, P.O. Box 56, Sanibel 33957, or bring it to our office behind the Burger Emporium Paul Brundage 2/4 no later than noon on Friday to be eligible for the next week's Islander Picks. Please include your phone number. Charles Gebeau 1/4 OPEN HOUSE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15,1982 1:00 TO 4:00 P.M. ANNOUNCING SEALOFT VILLAGE! Low Density single family custom 'TIQUACAY COQUINA BEACH UNITS 4D and 5E residences...only 9 Logangate This exceptional beachfront con- are in one of Sanibel's most popular Pedestal 2 bedroom 2 bath homes dominium is comprised of just 4 low density developments. These with selected woods are on 10.78 plush residences in two separate two bedroom, two bath, fully furn- acres. Privacy without isolation, buildings. Consider 2,500 square ished apartments feature screened located on the Gulf side of Middle feet of pure luxury, including a terraces, a beautiful wooded exter- Gulf Drive adjacent to Signal Inn. private elevator, whirlpool tubs, ior and amenities which include the Homes feature decks off living room wet bar, complete internal security beach, tennis, pool, and BBQ's. Come and master bedroom, cathedral system and a V/i car garage. see the difference today! ceiling in living room and a 16' by 16' loft open to living area below. Within walking distance to beach, tennis courts, swimming pool and nature trails abound. PINE ISLAND SOUND Coquino B*och 4Oand5E Scaloft Village GULF OF MEXICO Call (813) 472-3121 or visit us in the Naumann Real Estate Center 1149 Periwinkle Way, Suites A & B, Sanibel, Island, Florida 33957 Calling Long Distance? - uie our Toll Free WATS Lines Out of Flonda 1-800-237-6004 In Florida 1-800-282-0360 14B Tuesday, October 12,1982 The ISLANDER COMING ATTRACTIONS Clown ministry group performs Business Women at St. Michael's on Oct 22 meet Thursday The Clowns of Saint Michael's are coming Down through the ages clowns, fools and to Sanibel! A group of teenagers from Saint jesters have challenged conventional ways at the Dunes Michael's Lutheran Church in Fort Myers of thinking in order to make people more The regular October dinner meeting of the formed a clown ministry last year and have sensitive to one another. They have humbled Sanibel-Captiva Charter Chapter of the since appeared thoughout the Fort Myers the exalted and exalted the humble: American Business Women's Association area. But clowns are ultimately servant figures will take place this Thursday, Oct. 14, at the On Friday evening, Oct. 22, they will who spend themselves for others. Through Dunes Country C|ub. This month's meeting perform at -Saint Michael's Episcopal comedy, play and brightly colored will begin at 6 p.m. rather than the usual Church on Sanibel. costumes, the clowns seek to bring joy into 6:30 p.m. Clown ministry in the church dates as far the world and to uplift the spirits of the The speaker will be Joseph Fisher of back as the Middle Ages when clowns were sorrowful and the downcast. Newton Associates. His topic will be used during the lengthy church services to Church doors will open at 7:30 p.m. for the "Financial Investments." fill up times when few words were spoken. one-hour performance. All children, pre- Any woman who is gainfully employed, Clowns are the symbols of hope. They teens and teens and their parents are invited either part time or full time, is both eligible symbolize success where others seem to fail. to attend. and welcome to join ABWA. For reser- They are also symbols of nonconformity. vations and further information, call Hospitality Chairman Barbara Boulton, 472- 1039. Chadwick's Restaurant schedules Halloween Birthday Bash Chadwick's Restaurant, as part of its fifth costume contest for originality, style, humor birthday celebration, will host a Halloween and authenticity in relation to the year 1977. Birthday Bash from 8 p.m. to midnight And don't forget Chadwick's Great Bir- Sunday, Oct. 31. thday Cake Contest. The top three guesses at The party will be free of charge to the this event will be carried over to the final public and will feature dancing, a live disc night of birthday celebrations, where a jockey, movies, games, prizes and a weekend for two at Eagle's Nest Resort on costume contest with trends and tastes Marco Island will be the grand prize. reminiscent of 1977 as the theme. Dinner for Chadwick's Restaurant is at the front gate two at the King's Crown restaurant will be to South Seas Plantation on Captiva. the prize for each individual winner of the Sanibel's Specialist in Elevated Homes 472-2881 Visit our model 1028 Sand Castle Rd. Jbri Sanibel, Fl. 33957 ...andyou will —^ never buy or finance J.I16 a quality Michigan tilTIP K Home for less. vidflt? We have the largest llglllt available selection of quality homes in Southwest Florida with financing tailored Sanibel to fit your needs.. .as low Live Shelling „ as 10%%! Restriction HOMES Limit of two live shells of each species per person CITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION 79-08 ¥<• SEE YOUR BROKER OR A MICfflGAN HOMES REPRESENTATIVE. lesday, October 12,1982 15B Coming Attractions Sanibel Community Association plans weekly Bingo fund raisers Weekly Bingo games open to the public SCA President Jerry Wierman pointed out will be held each Tuesday evening starting that the association building fills a vital Nov. 9 at 7:30 p.m. at the Sanibel Com- community need by providing facilities for munity Association, the SCA Board of regular meetings of groups such as the Shell Directors announced last week. Club and Audobon Society and for such The Bingo games will be sponsored by the special events as the Shell Show and en- Association to raise funds to help pay off the tertainment and cultural events. mortgage on the building. SCA Vice "The association must obtain more funds President Bud Bernhard heads the com- in order to continue to make the facility mittee in charge of the Bingo games. Other available to the public," Weirman said. members are Myra ZuHone and Art Ford. "Revenues from membership dues and "We hope the Bingo games will be well rentals of the building are not large enough attended by Sanibel and Captiva residents to make any substantial reduction in the and that we will attract players from all mortgage." over the surrounding area," Bernhard said. Christian Women's Club holds Fall Fling' luncheon Thursday A Fall Fling of Fashion will be the theme The Captiva Fitness Caper announces Dick Muench and his beautiful cockatiel. His show also included of the Sanibel-Captiva Christian Women's plans for the November program at Cap- tropical birds entertained a tiny finches and parrots in a rainbow Club luncheon on Thursday, Oct. 14. tiva's 'Tween Waters Inn. A well-planned delighted crowd after last week's of colors. The aviary behind The special feature will be a fashion show schedule of beach walking, jogging, hatha first fall covered dish supper at the Muench's house is home for more by La Belle DifferenceTliuest speaker will yoga, jogging, water dynamics, tennis Sanibel Community Association. than 400 feathered friends. Photo by be Gayle Mason of Titusville, Fla., a mother and entertainment will take place from Nov. Pictured here with Muench is a David Meardon. of two whose husband is associated with the 1 through Nov. 8. Kennedy Space Center. Musical en- The program includes three meals a day tertainment will be provided by Betty with a total of 900 calories. Participants can Rotary Club presents bike rack Blackwell of Fort Myers. choose to stay through Nov. 10 to take part in Come to the luncheon at the Sundial and a liquid cleansing fast of fruit juices, to Sanibel Elementary School bring a friend. If not contacted by Oct. 8 call vegetable juices and broth. The Sanibel-Captiva Rotary Club has of the club's Youth Activities projects. The Lillian, 482-5905; Shirley, 472-5202; or Cost of the Fitness Caper is $441 double voted to provide the Sanibel Elementary presentation will be made to school Prin Audrey, 481-1864. Reservations are occupancy, $553 single occupancy or $301 for School with a much needed bike rack as one cipal Barbara Ward later this month. necessary for the $6.75 lunch. Nursery the program and meals without room. service is available at no charge by calling For more information call 'Tween Waters Ruth, 472-1218. Inn, 472-5161. A Special ISLANDER Offer For Islanders Only! We extend this special subscription offer to those who, like us, are on Sanibel and Captiva year 'round. Subscribe to THE ISLANDER for one year at the regular price of $7 and get all the news about the Islands delivered to your home for the next 18 months. Six months of Island news and features for free — just because you're a year 'round Islander. r I Name: I Address: I J Send to: P.O. Box 56 • Sanibel, Florida 33957 This offer applies to first-time subscribers only. 16B Tuesday, October 12,1982 The ISLANDER A AIM REALTY GROUP, INC. SANIBEL MARKETING CENTER 2353 Periwinkle Way at Palm Ridge R<"od; IN GULFSfDE PLAZA-Sanibel, Florida 33957 472-1546 Splcer Builders, Inc. SANIBEL CONDOMINIUMS 24 HOURS SUNDIAL • Gulf Front, Decorator CONDOMINIUMS Furnishings, Assumable Mortgage SANIBEL SIESTA 3rd floor unit. 2 bedroom, 2 Rose Gibney, Realtor-Associate, After Hours 472-2631 bath. Great view. Excellent condition. $151,000 Furnished. Owner financing. VILLA SANIBEL - Furnished beautifully. 2 FLOAT IN THE POOL AND ENJOY THE VIEW - bedrooms plus loft. Good Assumable! when you buy this one bedroom, gulffront Judith M. Natale, Realtor-Associate, After Hours 574-8138 unit at ocean's reach for only $132,500. PRIVACY PRIVACY - And it's c condominium- GULFSIDE PLACE - Sanibel's most top floor, end unit with just ocean and sand Prestigious Condominium Address! Gulf- to look at. Two bedroom, 2 bath, decorator Front. 2 & 3 Bedroom Plans Available. furnished. All this and it's only $199,900. Only a few remaining! NEW MODEL OPEN!! 1600 Middle Gulf Drive no. 117. TOP FLOOR UNIT: 2 bedroom, 2 bath, great Warren Barry, Lie. Broker, After Hours 472-3261 view, Sanibel Siesta, $165,000.00. CARPORTS • AWNINGS • SCREEN • VINYL ATTENTION BOATERS - 2 bedroom, end unit, GLASS * FLORIDA ROOMS • UTILITY SHEDS RESIDENTIAL EXCELLENCE directly on canal, only $92,000. Owner says, MOBILE HOME PACKAGES ALUMINUM. CONCHETE ISLAND BEACH CLUB - Gulf front, outstanding "Lets talk terms"! views, fully furnished. Dynamic owner financing! . (Ofl UHMon Rd.) P.O. Bm 4461 STATE C«T*KO CLASS "A" COMTMACTON Arnold Goodman, Realtor-Associate, AfterHours 472-5901 GULFVIEW Loggerhead Cay. A 2 bedroom, 2 COC-0,..». bath, fully furnished unit on third floor. Only N. rOKT MYERS FERRY LANDING • Unparalled Bayfront $165,000. Uniqueness! Exquisite Surroundings. Very Private. 6 acres of entrancing arboretum. NEW 2 BEDROOM 2 BATH located on the 997-5995 The plans are in our offices. Please call or Gulf, Newly furnTshed $195,000. stop in - our staff is anxious to share this with you. DIRECT GULF-FRONT Oceans reach, 2 Judith M. Natale, Realtor-Associate, After Hours 574-8138 bedroom, 2 bath, fully furnished. $185,000. -X SEA SPRAY OF SANIBEL - Gulf-front Residential SANDLEFOOT - Top Floor, end unit. Fantastic Enclave. A Select number of individual home- Gulf View, 2 bedroom and a bath. $169,500. sites, on a superb beach. Approachable only MM Island through the trees beyond the sentry gate. Unforgettable! Real Estate me Judith M. Natale, Realtor-Associate, After Hours 574-8138 LOTS AS YOU LEAVE THE DING DARLING SANCTUARY CANAL FRONTAGE High double lot - 5 Roy E. Bazire. Licensed Real Estate Broker SANIBEL HOMES minutes from bay. $58,000. 5301 Sanibel-Captiva Rd. (813) 472-1559 NORTH YACHTSMAN PORTE - Unique SAILBOAT LOVERS - Double size lot located in Island Designs! Discreet Residental Area. a beautiful area. Direct access to Gulf, no CHATEAUX-SUR-MER HOME Priced Well!!! bridges. $130,000. Near gulf (as close as possible without Rose Gibney, Realtor-Associate, After Hours 472-2631 LARGE CORNER LOT in Sanibel Estates. Only being on the beach), on bayou con- UNIQUE - ONE OF A KIND LAKE FRONT $42,000. necting to Sanibel River, CBS 2 HOME!! - Breath-taking Contemporary bedroom (den for 3rd), 2 bath, Design! Tree-top views from every WOODED LOT • Located on a tropical lagoon. window & innovative use of natural Only $24,500. secluded, large lot beautifully lan- materials. . LOCATED ON A LAKE - large lot with lush dscaped. Arnold Goodman, Realtor-Associate, After Hours 472-5901 vegetation. $41,900. CLAM BAYOU - 4 bedrooms, Great Room, WE HAVE MANY LOTS IN GUMBO LIMBO at TRIPLE VIEW CANAL HOME Sanctuary like environment. Pool. affordable prices. Located on the lake, ex- In Sanibel Isles, CBS, 2 bedroom, 2 Fireplace. Cedar Exterior. cellent terms. baths, 2 lots, 371 feet of seawall with Don Hayes Realtor-Associate After Hours 472-2811 LAKE MUREX - Located on a lake with loads dock, views on two canals and bay. SHELL HARBOR • Three bedroom Michigan of privacy - only $32,500. $235,000. home-superb home! Pool-direct sailboat access to the bay. Owner will help finqnee. HOMES Judith M. Natale-Realtor-Associate 574-8138 WALK TO BEACH - Less than one year old. 2 EAST ROCKS LOTS bedroom, 2 baths - Loaded with extras. Only On lagoon, excellent view. $50,000. SUNSET CAPTIVA $109,900. LUSH TROPICAL LIVING - Private beach. POOL HOME WITH BEACH ACCESS - 3 bedroom, SANIBEL BAYOUS Tennis, Heated Pool, Boat Docks. 2,& 3 2 bath, sauna, Jacuzzi, 2 car garage. All for only Bedroom plans available. Bay Fronji or $140,000.- Excellent Terms. Large lots, on lakes, some on Darling Gulf Front I Let us give you a personal Refuge, all utilities including sewage tour!! BUILDERS HOME - 3 bedroom 2 bath, loaded are underground, beach easement. Kathi Barry, Broker-Salesman, After Hours 472-3261 with extras and in excellent condition. $22,500 to $38,000. Located in the Dunes. $149,00p. VENTURA-CAPTIVA AFFORDABLE FAMILY HOME - Located on LOCATED DIRECTLY ON PINE ISLAND SOUND Island Inn Road - This CBS 2 bedroom, 2 bath GULF VIEW LOT Private Fishing Pier, Boat Slip. home is priced at only $99,500. Terrell Ridge, large lot (.49 acre), high Heated Pool and short hop to Gulf elevation would give view of Gulf Beaches!! Several from which to choose PRIVACY PLUS • 3 bedroom, 2 bath, custom built from second story of a piling home. including three bedrooms with loft, home, above ground pool and many extras. furnished or unfurnished, plus Seller Directly behind beach easement. Financing. Located in Dinken's Bayou. $135,000. $70,000. Terms. Kathi Barry, Broker Salesman After Hours 472-3261 WE CAN BUILD A HOUSE ON YOUR LOT: 2 bedroom, 1 bath, piling for only $48,900, complete, price. Call for details. GULF FRONT HOME Private park setting in Chateaux-Sur- (813) 472-3165 COMMERCIAL PROPERTY AAer, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, coveed and TOLL FREE: open terrace. $425,000. Owner will 800-431-1953 or 800-942-1935 (NY State Only) FRESH SEAFOOD MARKET - Plus bait and finance. Ext no. 804 - Sales 8 Ext. no. 805 - Rental fishing gear.'Great going business. $75,000 plus inventory. We have many additional income an-d ' GULF FRONT HOME Realtor P.O. BoxG developmental properties and business. Early Sanibel traditional frame on V020 Periwinkle Way West Gulf Drive. 2 bedrooms, 1 bath. *\ , ^ Sanibel, FL 33957, The home where planning began on • CALL FOR RENTAL INFORMATION • Hi It side Sanibel. $335,000 - Offers invited. • WE NEED LISTINGS > CALL TODAY • The ISLANDER Tuesday, October 12,1982 ISLAND CLASSIFIEDS RATES Paid In Advance Boxed ads No Charge For Billed Help Wanted Ads 25 words or less $1 25 words or less $2 Additional $1 25-50 words $2 25-50 words Lost & Found Ads REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE LOST & FOUND HELP WANTED MISC WANTED FOR SALE FOR RENT FOR SALE TROPICAL VACATION Lost: Pure Persian cat, JOINING THE WINNING SRI WANT TO BUY a house on FOR SALE - Palm Beach, female, buff-beige color with TEAM Large three-bedroom, two Sanibel, 3 or 2 bedroom, 2 bath, Slinger - great for porch, boat bath fully furnished house, 100 white underside, copper eyes. with pool, about $100,000. No or patio - nylon and PVC Cat is wearing a white collar, We are now interviewing for yards from Gulf of Mexico. All realtors please. Call Cape construction • brand new - amenities include: cable TV, blue rhinestones. Last seen real estate sales positions... Cora|, 574-3004, evenings or yellow & white - $75. High gain near Sanibel Arms West. Call Best Located office gas grill, washer-dryer, dish- weekends. II C.B. - one year old - $35. Call washer, linen, kitchenware. 472-4487. Name tag says a Built-in lead generation 472-9725. Pretty Penny. (TFN) Will rent weekly, monthly or Training (TFN) PRICED BELOW MARKET (TFN) Best commission split on yearly. Call (813) 481-5566 after Will do professional laundry 4p.m. or (305)253-1266. island and ironing 472-0549. For Quick Sale Experience highly desirable (TFN) (10-13) 1977 DODGE COLT: Good Blind Pass Condominium, -list: Male seal point Siamese but not absolutely mandatory. running condition. $1,000 or cat, vicinity "Old Rocks" and For confidential interview 2/2 unit, $73,000. best offer. Call 472-6080 after 5 For rent on Sanibel: Time West Gulf Drive, wearing contact: Bert Jenks or Joan p.m. Assumable mortgage. green collar and bell. Very Good, Sanibel Realty, Inc., sharing luxury condo, (R.R.M.), 15'/4%, 28 years. affectionate. If seen please call (TFN) Lighthouse Resort and Club - 1633-A Periwinkle Way....472- FULLER BRUSH PRODUCTS Unit needs decorator's 472-3488. If can, please, deliver 6565. Two-bedroom, two-bath, 1,566 to 3812 Coquina Drive. He For service on Captiva call 472- sq. ft. Available Oct. 16-23, Oct touch. $100,000...furnished. (TFN) 5640. For service on Sanibel FOR SALE: Doll house with answers to "Cy." REWARD!! eight rooms, furnished, electric 23-30 at $198 each week plus per (TFN) call 472-4317. diem. Available Oct.30 - Nov. 6 Blind Pass Condominium, (10-26) lights - $500; 17' Sea Ray, 60 hp Evinrude and trailer, motor at $298 plus per diem. Call (813) 2/2 unit. Seller will buy needs minor work - $1,200; golf 694-8048 or (617)871-2249. down - mortgage to 11.9% Cook wanted on Captiva. clubs, Spalding Signature, (TFN) for 12 months. Buyer can Salary based on experience. matched set with cart - $150; assume fixed rate of 14% HELP WANTED Mexican and Italian. Call 472- ISLANDHANDYMAN antique blanket chest - $300; Small one bedroom apartment for remainder of loan. 9222. INCORPORATED assorted pieces of Heisey; 35- with efficiency kitchenette. $132,000...furnished. (TFN) Specializing in condo main- piece stemware set - $150. Call Walk to ' beach and stores. tenance and cleaning. Interior 936-4987. Seasonal or annual - $375-$600 SANIBEL REALTY INC. (TFN) plus electric. Call 472-4849. LETIZIAS CONTINENTAL and exterior painting, carpet (TFN) 472-6565 CUISINE - Now accepting cleaning and light carpentry. No job to small! Call anytime applications for two bus per- Part-time bookkeeper for 1980 MAZDA RX765 sons. Top hourly wage, 472-4677. Windward Way - Luxurious two growing Sanibel firm. Ten (10-26) 5 Speed gratuities, meals, excellent hours per week, payroll ex- bedroom, two bath condo, FOR SALE BY OWNER - Clarian AM-FM Cassette beautiful lake view, lush working conditions. Insurance perience, references. Send A-C,recent tune up Desirable location canal lot. program available. Call 472- resume to Safety Harbor Corp., landscaping, heated pool, 100 x 150 feet. Mature trees and 2177 between 2 and 5 p.m. Ask $6,500 firm whirlpool spa, tennis court, 6400 Pine Ave. Suite A, Sanibel, 472-4191 evenings vegetation. For details write fc~ -"ick Bridges. Fl 33957. washer - dryer, some with Box 771, Sanibel, FL 33957 or (TFN) cathedral ceiling and den. Four ) (TFN) (TFN) PH POOL OF SANIBEL call (813) 472-9725. miles to Sanibel, Yearly lease (TFN) Most all residential pools at- from $400. tended for only $50 per month. FOR SALE GULFSIDE REALTY, INC., Call anytime 472-4677. REALTOR WATERFRONT LOT: 100 feet (11-2) Ford Gran Torino 1971 - 78,000 BASS GUITAR PLAYER - Cooks Wanted: Experienced! miles, automatic - power, a-c, 1020 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel Dinken's Bayou on magnificent With own equipment interested See Frank Tuesday, Wed- station wagon. Call 472-2825ask 472-3165 % acre. Boating, birdwatching, in forming 50's - 60's style in- nesday or Thursday between 2 for George. (TFN) Blind Pass beaches. By owner. strumental band (Ventures, and 5 p.m. Oyster Shell, (TFN) Call (813) 472-5631 after 10a.m. Etc.). Contact Lou or Allen 482- Sanibel 1619 Periwinkle Way. FOR RENT: One bedroom in Principals only. Baby sitter needed for 6 year (TFN) 2930. (TFN) old. Six nights a week. Call 472- 1979 Datsun 280 ZX GL - the heart of Sanibel. Weekly (TFN) 4739. Absolutely loaded. Five speed. monthly or long term. Fully (10-12) Quadraphonic stereo. 33,000 furnished cable TV, air con- miles. Silver-blue. New tires. ditioning, pool. $395 per month. $9100. Call 472.0101 weekdays 9- Call'472-1001. Island resident to sell seafood 5. (TFN) INTERVALS FOR SALE: SOLAR SALESPERSON to restaurants on Sanibel and Week 39, South Sea's Club WANTED Captiva. Write P.O. Box 808, (TFN) "Captiva." Week 40, Casa Ybel We're looking for a Sanibel or Ft. Myers, FL 33902. ADOPT-A-DOLL CLASS, two Gulf Front - Two bedroom, den, "Sanibel." Upper floor units. sessions, October 13th and three bath luxury condo, sleeps Asking $8,000 for each, or Captiva resident to represent (TFN) 20th. Patterns, supplies, except PUBLIC SALE! us on the Islands. Could be in. Genuine Diamond Jewelry 6, all amenities, weekly or long $15,000 for both. Leave hair are . furnished. HOBBY term rental, "at discount by message (305) 973-3493. Real Estate or some other field HOUSE, Ft. Myers, Fla 463- under $10.00! Free brochure! but-must be a wide-awake, self- Rush stamped, self-addressed owner." Call (914) 221-2130. (TFN) 9491. envelope to: J. Harrison Dept. (10-26) starter .who needs to make (10-12) some money. Call Robson at Gift shop manager with ex- D-3, P.O. Box 07046, Ft. Myers, 337-1426. perienced sales and purchasing Fla 33907. (TFN) ability. Unique jewelry, (10-12) Spacious three bedroom, two specialty items and clothing. bath unfurnished apartment South Seas Club - Interyal Shell Harbor Resort, Sanibel over low-key office in Blind Ownership weeks 24, 25, 26 Island, 472-3181 ask for Mr. Creative, quiet, non-smoking Pass, Sanibel, View of gulf, (June). Luxurious upper businessman would like to rent FOR SALE ON SANIBEL: 1981 Davis. Heritage Park Model with full walk to beach $500 per month. corner. Owner 43 Acacia Road NEEDS SHOP room with kitchen privileges in References call 427-2300. NW8 London, England $9,900 (TFN) Sanibel home or share condo, slide out and a 12 X 35 Florida room. Over 800 square feet of (10-19) per week. The Sanibel- Captiva Con- house, etc. November thru (11-23) May. Write Box 864, Sanibel living space. Tastefully servation Foundation needs decorated. Call 472-0601 or 472- volunteers for its gift shop at 33957. (10-27) 1433. REAL ESTATE Conservation Center. Any (11-2) FOR SALE: At deep discount interested men or women MISC WANTED FOR SALE from market rate - an ex- should contact Gay Symroski cellent week at Caribe Resort. at 472-2375. REAL ESTATE Call 472-2825 after 5 and ask for .(TFN) Responsible female needs OVERSIZED CORNER LOT - George. HOUSE - SITTER In the Dunes Country Club, (TFN) AVAILABLE - Sanibel or roommate to share apartment. FOR RENT Call 472-2151 between 3 and 11 Sanibel. $30,000. Call 481-3689 Captiva. Tender loving care of after 6 p.m. your home, houseplants and p.m. (10-12) Two bedroom, one bath, (TFN) Secretary for Sanibel Law pets. Retired lady with ex- cellent references. Call 472-5529 screened porch, unfurnished. PRIVATE SALE Office. Send resumes to P.O. Minutes from Sanibel. $350 per Box 106, Sanibel, Fla 33957. All or 472-0585 after 7 p.m. or call REAL ESTATE FOR SALE me collect (305) 656-8986. month -annual lease no pets! Beautiful view of Palm Lake inquiries confidential. COLDWELL BANKER (TFN) (TFN) $1,500 & up FULL PRICE. with your own sanctuary. Secretary-receptionist position EVANS REALTY CORP., Choice building lots in Lehigh Three bedroom, three bath with Sanibel Realty, Inc. REALTOR Acres. Some terms! house. $175,000. For in- ANY ODD JOBS Mature, responsible adult with 939-3336 ROY INC. REALTOR formation call 472-4823. House or garden Call 489- pleasant phone voice, good After Hours Mildred Smith 334-7073 or 369-2107 (10-26) 2766. typing skills along with general 489-0567. (TFN) (10-13) office knowledge. Please call or write to 472-6565, or 1630 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, Fla Two bedroom, 2V4 baths, on the FOR SALE BY OWNER: South 33957. bay, completely furnished, Seas Plantation, Bay Villa. One Vanderbelt Beach Interval (10-12) pools, tennis, short term or one' bedroom, corner of second Condo - Memorial week, many year lease. Call (317) 849-4144). floor -- gorgeous view. $140,000 (11-2) amenities. $6,900 or best offer. (215)687-3740. 482-6247. (TFN) (10-19) Looking for a responsible DAVIS WOODS, WHISPER- person to care for one year old WOOD (brand new) $400 up during evenings. Call 472-5919. PEPPERTREE POINTE (TFN) (very spacious) - $425 up PUNTA RASSA (beautiful WANT TO BUY a house on view) $600 up Sanibel - 3 or 2 bedroom, 2 bath, with pool. About $100,000. PRISCILLAMURPHY No realtors please. Call Cape Coral, 574-3004, evenings or REALTY, INC., REALTORS weekends. JOIN THE WINNING FOR SALE 482-5112 Hl-2) (TFN) EXCEPTIONAL SRI TEAM VALUE! We are now interviewing for reaJ 24' SINGLE VOLVO DIESEL TWO-BEDROOM plus loft, OPEN" FISHING BOAT: -beautifully furnished. Pool, • A corner apartment estate sales positions- Custom made by Morgan tennis courts, walk to gulf. $600 at Punta Rassa. Two Best located offices Boats. 7 months old. Equipped per month. Phone (513) 248- with. Si-Tex HE-32 recorder. 0600. FOR SALE bedrooms, two baths. Built-in lead generation Polaris VHF, GE-CB. Bimini (TFN) Never been occupied Training Top. Free Flow Live Well. 2.1 $1,500.00 and up. GPH. Excellent tarpon, off- FULLY FURNISHED GULF Only $119,500. Best commission split on Islands shore boat. 1-813-472-3459. VIEW APARTMENT Two- FULL PRICE, Choice (TFN) bedroom, two-bath. Weekly or • Gulf and Bay views, Experience highly desirable but longer. A. Brown, 9480 SW 108th Building Lots in swimming, tennis, St. Miami,Fla. Tel: (305) 271- not absolutely mandatory. 8473. Lehigh Acres. Some racquetball, Jacuzzi, (TFN) with terms! For confidential interview, con- FOR SALE: Westinghouse gazebo and fishing tact: Bert Jenks or Joan Good washer - front loading, top-of- Apartment in South Ft. Myers pier. the-line, excellent condition; easily accessible to Sanibel. Roy INC. Realtor SANIBEL REALTY Sanibel Realty, Inc. $389. Dishwasher $139. Call 472- Two bedrooms, l'/z bath, bi- 100i Kona-Kai Motel. level, screened porch, utility 334-7073 or INC. 1633-A Periwinkle Way 472-6565 (TFN) area. Reasonable 489-3405. (TFN.) 369-2107 472-6565 18B Tuesday, October 12,1982 The ISLANDER Total Island Information Things to do and see Nature OBSERVATION TOWER LIGHTHOUSE The Bailey Tract of the J.N. At the eastern tip of Sanibel, "Ding" Darling Sanctuary the historic Lighthouse is close One-fourth mile down Tarpon to the Sanibel fishing pier, which Bay Road after a left turn off offers not only excellent fishing guides Periwinkle Way. but a lovely beach and an unexcelled view of San Carlos SANIBEL-CAPTIVA Bay. CONSERVATION FOUN- DATION Sanibel-Captiva Road TURTLE PATROLS 472-2329 Caretta Research, Inc. . Dedicated to the preservation 472-3177 of wildlife and vegetation on the Participate in the nightly sea Islands. The foundation offers turtle patrols on Sahibel's many exhibits and nature tours. loggerhead turtle nesting beach. Admission for non-members is Scheduled in the summer only, $1 for adults and 50 cents for May 15-Aug. 1. Call for details. children. . Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. . Self-guided tours are available. George Campbell Griffing Bancroft 472-2180 472-1447 Offering two natural history Offering bird tours of the field trips - one by land and one Islands commencing at dawn. by sea. The land trip is on The tours start at the Island Thursday through the summer Cinema In the Island Shopping and takes guests through Center and last approximately Beach accesses Sanlbel's wildlife habitats. The three hours. $10 per person, with four-hour trip costs $10 per a minimum of three people. person. For further information, OH-I slanders with restricted park on West Gulf Drive west of The aquatic field trip to reservations and exact times, parking stickers can find beach Rabbit Road, the bay and Gulf Cabbage Key and Cayo Costa Is call the Macintosh Book Store at access at Bailey Road, Beach sides of Buttonwood Lane, the by special arrangement in the the above number. Road, Nerita Street, Donax bay and Gulf sides of Seagrape summer and Includes breakfast Street, Fu.lger Street, Turner Lane, Colony Walkway, Bay at Cabbage Key, a walk across Drive, Dixie Beach Boulevard Capt. R. Batholomew Beach, the Algiers property and Cayo Costa and a visit to an 472-5277 the Causeway. and Henderson at Castaways embryonic barrier Island. Lane. Offering aquatic nature tours Specific dates for the winter through the waterways /" . Unrestricted parking with no trips will be announced in this Sanibel, Captiva, upper Capti sticker is permitted for On Captiva, public beach section of The Islander. and Cayo Costa with lunch «.. everyone at Bowman's Beaph access can be found at Turner Cabbage Key. » off Sanibel-Captiva Road, at the , Beach or further north iust past Charles LeBuff Participants may also go for Sanibel Lighthouse and Fishing the entrance to South Seas Caretta Research, Inc. nature walks on barrier islands Pier at the eastern tip of the Plantation. 472-3177 if they choose. Participants Island, at the Gulf end of Tarpon An introduction to Sanibel's have a choice aboard either.a 34- Bay Road and at the Trost STATE LAW PROHIBITS beach. Beach walks led by foot cruiser or a 24-foot open property on Tarpon Bay Road. NUDE SUNBATHING ON ALL Charles LeBuff on Saturday and fisherman with high freeboard- FLORIDA BEACHES. Sunday mornings. Call for reservations and Island residents With VIOLATORS WILL ETE Learn about Sanibel's history, further details. residential parking stickers can PROSECUTED. beach dynamics, shelling and interesting marine life. Mark "Bird" Westall Call for further information 472-5218 and reservations. Offering a choice of canoe Proceeds go toward sea turtle trips on the Sanibel River, conservation on the Islands.' through the Wildlife Refuge or to Marinas Buck Key. Trips last ap- Don Prohaska available. Call Bait, tackle, gear. Tackle for Capt. Dick Frieman proximately 2 ••' f Z>. ;..Ty^T * ,- /# ' V" 'n1 The ISLANDER Tuesday, October 12,1982 19B Rentals of Courts and courses all kinds TENNIS GOLF AUTOMOBILES Sanibel Elementary School The Dunes Country Club Sanibel-Captiva Road 949 Sandcastle Road Avis Rent-a-Car 472-1617 (public courts) 472-2535 (semi-private) 3 Star Grocery Lighted evenings until 10 p.m. Open daylight to dusk. Call for 472-4040 No charge. starting time. Public welcome. Intersection of Tarpon Bay Green fees: $7 for nine holes, and Palm Ridge roads. Open 9 The Dunes Country Club $12 for 18 holes. a.m. to 5 p.m., seven days. BICYCLES-MOPEDS South Seas Plantation 949 Sandcastle Road Electric carts: $7 for nine Captiva 472-3522 (semi-private) holes, $10 for 18 holes. Dollar Rent-a-Car Island Moped 472-5111 Full racquet facilities. Open South Seas Plantation, Captiva 1470 Per twinkle Way Bicycle rentals. Open 9a.m. to daylight to dusk. Beachview Golf Course 472-5111, ext. 3314 472-5248- 5 p.m.'seven days. $5 per hour, per court. Call for Par View Drive off Middle Gulf Open 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Open 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. seven court time. Lessons available. Drive seven days. Call to make days. Rentals annd repairs of WINDSURFERS 472-2626 (semi-private) arrangements. bicycles and mopeds. Sundial Beach and Tennis Open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Windsurfing of Sanibel Resort Reservations required. Public Hertz Rent-a-Car Bike Barn Behind the Oyster Shell on 1256 Middle Gulf Drive welcome. Sanibel Standard Periwinkle Way and Main Street Periwinkle Way 4724151. Green fees: $7.50 for nine 1015 Periwinkle Way (oppositethe7-ll) 472-0123 Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Full holes, $14 for 18 holes. 472-1468 No phone Windsurfing rentals, sales, tennis facilities with 13 courts Electric carts: $6 for nine Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday Bicycle rentals, sales and instruction and accessories. (laykold and har-tru). Ball holes, $12 for 18 holes. through Saturday. Closed service. machine. Sundays. Sundial Lighted evenings available. Bike Route 1246 Middle Gulf Drive Call for reservations. Lessons BOATING AMD FISHING 2330 Palm Ridge Road 472-4151 available. EQUIPMENT 472-1955 Sailboats, catamarans. Bicycle rentals, sales and. Windsurfers, bicycles. Hourly sted under Marinas or Bait, repairs. Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and half-day rental rates. ackle,Gear six days. Closed Sundays. way, shopping centers such as the Heart of the Islands, Fishing, Shopping Periwinkle Place and Tahitian Gardens offer a variety of Island delights. Sanibel is a veritable shop- evenings during the winter Palm Ridge ' Road, the per's paradise. Tasteful season. Periwinkle Way turn-off to shelling, boutiques and casual island Tall Australian Pines shade Captiva, offers several shopping shops ioin forces to present Periwinkle Way and the shopper centers featuring everything visitors with everything and. travels west along this main from imports to gift shops for anything a vacation shopper thoroughfare. This stretch of the discriminating shopper, could hope for. road is truly a shopper's plants and shells, a sandwich paradise!! It's all here-the fast shop, ice cream parlors, pizza sailing, At the Lighthouse (Eastern) end of the Island, Punta Ybel and not-so-fast eating spots, parlor, boutique shop and the Plaza and the Sea Horse Shops casual and elegant boutiques, Island Apothocary pharmacy. are right across the^treet from hand-wrought (ewelry, craft At the Tarpon Bay-Periwinkle one another, providing crvariety designs, shell shops and balms Way intersection, the Island of products that can cure your for health product fanatics. Shopping Center features the charters sweet tooth or tickle your shell Watch to your right and left as Island's only supermarket and finder's fancy. Need a good you drive or cycle along. movie house. haircut or coiffure? You can get Photographic supplies, bait and A left on Tarpon Bay Road it in either of these shopping tackle, deli foods, fresh seafood takes the visitor past Sanibel's centers. and baked goods, knick-knacks original schoolhouse, -which now Capt. R. Bartholomew - 472-5277 Capt. Doug Fisher - South Seas ' st businesses open at 10 and what-nots can all be found holds original Island water- Plantation Marina, Captiva, 472- v and close at 5:30 p.m. This along the drive to the in- colors and woodcuts. Capt. Dave Case - 472-2798 51 Uor 472-2332 homs true for many Island tersection of Periwinkle Way Then on to West Gulf Drive stores, although some are open and Tarpon Bay Road. Along the and westward to an interesting Capt. Ted Cole - Sanibel Capt. Mike Fuery - 'Tween little art isan shop and gallery. Marina, 472-2723 Waters Marina, Captiva, 472- . At the intersection of 5161 or 472-3459 Periwinkle Way and Tarpon Bay Capt. Fred Comlossy - South- Road, you may choose instead to winds, Inc. Sailing Charters, George Kennedy - South Seas turn right and follow the signs to 472-2531 Plantation, 472-4087 the Tarpon Bay marina, where you will find a cluster of quaint Capt. Joe Costanzo - 472-1206 • Capt. Mike McMillan - Sail shops overlooking the back bay. charters for two. Twin Palms Some antiques,, shells and Capt. Arrel Doane - Twin Palms Marina, 472-5800. shellcrafts, what-nots and Marina, 472-3332 clever clothes can be found here, as well as a great seafood sandwich and soft drinks. The spectacular ride to Captiva, with its lush foilage and Bailey's General Store, enchanting view of the Gulf, is island Shopping Center, well worth a day's outing. Periwinkle Way Talented- artists display their Bait, 472-1516 works in one roadside shop, while others feature some nifty The Bait Box gifts for Grandma to take home 1037 Periwinkle Way to" little hands as a pleasant tackle, 472-1618 hodge-podge of remembrances Also tackle rentals. from these barrier Islands. Whether for shopping or The Reel Eel merely browsing. Island shops Sanibel Center Building offer a surprising variety from periwinkle Way and Casa Ybel one-of-a-kind collectibles for the gear Road discerning shopper to postcards 472-2674 for the simple souvenir hunter. Charter Capt. R. Stewart And of course, for all, shells - South. shell jewelry, shell lamps, lust Also snorkeling equipment plain shells - the most beautiful and beach wear. Fresh seafood shells in the world from the most available. Beer and wine. beautiful shelling beaches in the world. A Touch of Sanibel Pottery, 1524 The Photographer's Gallery, Periwinkle Way (472-4330) 1554 Periwinkle Way (472-5777) Open Monday through Open Tuesday-Saturday from Galleries Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Exhibiting fine Churches Featuring hand thrown photographs to the public. Sanibel stoneware and por- celain. -Schoolhouse Gallery, Tarpon Limited Edition, American Bay Road (472-1193) Artisan Shop, Nutmeg Village, Representing 90 living Craft Gallery, 30 Periwinkle St. Isabel's Catholic Church Sanibel Congregational St. Michael and All Angels Place, (472-6800) 2807 West Gulf Drive (472-2176) American artists. Original Father Gerard Beauregard United Church of Christ Open Monday-Saturday from paintings and limited edition Episcopal Church Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Pastor The Rev. Richard Stein The Rev. James D.B. Hubbs Monday through Saturday. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Featuring fine prints. Monday-Saturday, Father Louis Reczek Minister Florida artists and craftsmen. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Closed Sunday. Rector Assistant Pastor 472-0497 472-3692 Periwinkle Way Exclusively American-made 3559 Sanibel-Captiva Road designer gifts and paintings. 472-2173 The Captiva Gallery, at the 472-2763 Sunday Worship at U a.m. at 472-3356 (Annex) Treehouse Gift Shop on SW St. Michael and All Angels Njva Drive across from Sunday Mass: 8:30,10a.m. Episcopal Church, Periwinkle Way. Sunday: Holy Eucharist, Rite n Seas Plantation (472-1850) Saturday Evening Mass: 5:30 1,7:30a.m. ' reaturlng the works of local p.m. Holy Eucharist (morning artists in watercolors, oils, Daily Mass: 8:30 a.m. and Greek Orthodox Church prayer and church school), 9:30 acrylics and pastels, lost wax 5:30 p.m. The Rev. Fr. Arthur Kontinos a.m. sculpture, wood carvings, Vigil Mass preceding Holy Cypress Lake Drive Wednesday:, Holy Eucharist, 9 stoneware and pottery, basketry Day: 5:30p.m. Fort Myers a.m. and weaving. Holy Day Mass: 10 a.m. and 482-2099 Thursday: Holy Eucharist, 5:30p.m. 7:30a.m. The. Rooftop Gallery, Periwinkle Confessions before each Mass Orthos: 9:30a.m. Way next to the Lighthouse and at 3:30 p.m. Saturday. Divine Liturgy: 10 a.m. Restaurant Open seven days a week from Christian Science Society Captiva-Chapel-By-The-Sea Sanibel Community Church 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Unusual 2950 West Gulf Drive The Rev. James W. Kennedy The Rev. Bruce Milligan, Pastor creations by local artists 472-4449 472-1646 1740 Periwinkle Way featured in stained glass, 472-2684 sculpture, carvings, watercolors Services No services until November Sunday worhship services at 9 and oils. Sunday: 11 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. Nursery is Wednesday: 8p.m. Temple Beth-El available during services. ArtFac Gallery, 1628 Periwinkle Rabbi Solomon Agin Friendship hour follows the Way (472-3307) First Baptist Church 2721 Del Prado Boulevard services. Pastor Jamie Stilson Cape Coral Open Monday-Saturday from Church school for grades 1-3 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Exhibiting Sanibel-Captiva Road 574-5115 original art, photographs and 472-1018 begins at 10:15 a.m. craftwork. Sunday: Childrens' Religious .Sunday School: 10 a.m. School, 9:30 a.m. LaBelle Gallery, 1473-A Sunday Worship: 11 a.m. Friday Evening: 8 p.m. Periwinkle Way (472-4461) • Sunday Evening Worship: 7 Original oil paintings, p.m. watercolors, metal and wood Wednesday Prayer Meeting: 7 sculptures. A unique gift gallery p.m. features Bisque sculptures of limited editions and Daum Crystal. Hours, Tuesday- Sunday, 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and 5:30to 10p.m. 20B Tuesday, October 12,1982 The ISLANDER The Letizias Harbor House HBJilM^'illi!! 3313 West Gulf DrivC(472:2177) 1244 Periwinkle Way (472-1242) Dining on Sanibel +, MCVISA 0, VISA, MC 1 1 Gourmet Northern Italian- Fresh broiled seafood, Sanibel Putting Pelican Island House Restaurant French elegant seafood cuisine. special (sauteed shrimp or Veal, -poultry, stuffed steak, scallops) and scrumptious land At the Beachview Golf Course Ramada Inn, on the Gulf at : Ipr' ' " 1100 Par View Drive (472-4394) pasta and cheese dishes. All and sea specials. Tulipa Way (472-3275) +,VISA,MC,AE + ,MC, AE,VISA dinners include Neopolitan Lauded in the New York Specialties are Bogie burgers, . Dinner from 5 to 9:30 p.m. antipasto. Also cooked-to-order Times, Chicago Tribune, Bit ,.1 sandwiches, chip shots (fried offering a complete selection of combinations for two. National Observer, Atlanta baked potato), salads served in salads to enjoy with your en- Open six days from 5:30 to Journal and others. glass potting bowls and Islander tree: tossed salad, soup de jour, 9:30 p.m. Closed Sundays. Dinner served from 5 to 9:30 drinks. together with a variety of hot Casual dress. p.m. Open daily. Casual dress. m. AM dunk Open seven days until 4 p.m. and cold specialties. Hot The Thistle Lodge at the Casa 1/A Breakfast served from 7 until 11 popovers plus a full selection of The Nutmeg House a.m. Hot and cold lunches Ybel Beach and Racquet Club 2761 West Gulf Drive (472-1141) coffees and desserts. 1255 Gulf Drive (472-3145) served until 3 p.m. Cocktails Casual dress. MC,VISA,AE until 6 p.m. +,MC,VISA, DC, AE Fresh veal and seafood En|oy Gulf-front dining in this I specialties prepared to order. Quarterdeck of Sanibel reproduction of a late Victorian Open Tuesday through Sunday Jean Paul's French Corner 1625 Periwinkle Way (472-1033) Sanibel mansion. Creole, Cajun, Next to the Post Office on from 5:30 to 9:30 ' p.m. CMC, VISA, AE New Orleans specialties. Appropriate dress expected. Tarpon Bay Road (472-1493) Seafood and steak specialties. Luncheon served from 11:30 CMC, VISA Fresh and different dishes at the ! *** a.m. to 2 p.m. Dinner 5:30 to 10 , ... ,,f'i»X,! *^- Specializing in French Fisherman's Table. Lunch and p.m. Lighthouse Cafe ~ cuisine. Dinner from 6 to 10 p.m. dinner specials every day. 362 Periwinkle Way Closed Sundays. Entertainment nightly in the Seahorse Shopping Center Lunch 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. loungefrom 8:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. 472-0303 •-V Reservations recommended. Dinner5to9:30p.m. Collared shirts required. Casual dress. Traditional Frerich _ and Open Sundays from 8 a.m. to 2 creative local cuisine. Salads, IT-.. > p.m. and 5 to 9:30 p.m. Closed The Court Yard Sundial Wednesdays. sandwiches, soup and cnar- 1246 Middle Gulf Drive (472- 2411 Periwinkle Way broiled burgers. Serving quality Casual dress. 472-6731 veal, beef, fowl and the freshest * * * 4151) CMC, VISA, AE,DC . +,MC, VISA, AE McT's Shrimp House and seafood. Magnificent steaks and chops. Serving lunch from 11 a.m. to Superb gulf-front dining at the Tavern Special chicken and seafood Bahama Room. Lunch 11:30 1523 Periwinkle Way (472-3161) 3 p.m. every day except dishes and a grand selection of Tuesday. Casual dress. a.m. to 2:30 p.m., dinner 5:30 to +,VISA, MC, AE fine wines. 9:30 p.m. Shrimp is the specialty served Serving from 6 to 10 p.m. Sunday brunch from 11 a.m; to 20 ways, including steamed Pancake and Omelr shrimp all-you-can-eaf every Monday through Saturday.. 2:30p.m. Closed Sundays. Casual dress. Restaurant Open seven days. Enter- night. Nightly "Chef's Selec- Tahitian Garden off periwinkle 'ami tions" using only the freshest Way (472-4453) tainment at the Lost Horizon fish. Tahitian Garden Restaurant loungefrom 11 p.m.to2a.m. At the plaza on Periwinkle Way No credit cards accepted Lunch Monday through 472-0100 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. and A to 8 p.m. Friday; dinner 5 to 10 p.m. +,MC, VISA,AE Tuesday through Saturday. 7 seven days. Late night food until a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday. Closed on 1:30 a.m. in tavern. - Live entertainment with Don KEY Scotty's Pub D'Amico from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. Mondays. 1223 Periwinkle Way (472-1771) Casual dress. Lunch served from 11 a.m. to 4 Family dinners with family AE American Express +,MC,AE,DC,VISA prices. Casual dress, shirt and + Full liquor license The Waterside Inn p.m. Happy hour 4 to 6 p.m. DC Diners Club 0 . Beer and wine only "Fresh" is the key word at Dinner 5to9:30 p.m. shoes. MC Master Card Casual dress means shirts and Scotty's. Black grouper, trout, Across from the Castaways VISA shoes pompano, swordfish and sole Motel at Blind Pass The Dunes Country Club are some of the fresh fish Sanibel-Captiva Road Duncan's Restaurant and Ice 949 Sandcastle Road (472-3355) selections. Gulf shrimp, Digby 472-0033 Cream Parlour +, MCVISA Bay scallops, Iowa beef (custom CMC, VISA Periwinkle Place Shopping Luncheon every day from 11 cut on the premises) and Fine dining and atmosphere. Center, Periwinkle Way (472- a.m. to 2 p.m. Daily specials, Superchef Specials daily round Frest seafood and continental 2525) burgers, sandwiches, salads. out the menu. cuisine on the water with un- MCVISA Dining on Captiva Lunch noon to 2:30 p.m. surpassable view of the gulf and Serving hamburgers, fish Dinner 5 to 9:30 p.m. daily. glorious sunsets. sandwiches, daily luncheon F&BOyster House Chadwick's Timtny's Nook Entertainment Tuesday through . Serving from 6-10 p.m. specials, large variety of ice 2163 Periwinkle Way (472-5276) Saturday. Monday through Saturday. cream flavors. • • 0, MC, VISA The tip of Captiva Island at the Sanibel-Captiva Road . Open 11 a.m. for lunch; dinner Serving dinner only from 5 to entrance to South Seas Plan- 0, No credit cards accepted Reservations suggested. Casual Cafe Orleans dress. _ and shacks from 5 to 9 p.m. 10 p.m. seven days. Featuring tation (472-5111) Directly on Pine Island Sound, Closed Sundays. shore dinners and fresh fish. Award-winning dining and this restaurant operates its own In Tht French Quarter Coconut Grove Casual dress. Among the top 500 in the U.S. in entertainment. Lunch Monday fishing boat in the Gulf, sup- 1473 Periwinkle Way (472-5700) hospitality. ,—^ through Saturday from noon to 2 plying its own fresh fish, stone Island Shopping Center at the The timbers 0,MC, VISA, AE Casual dress. p.m. Dinner from 6 to 10 p.m. crab claws and lobsters in The home of Sanibel Sauce, intersection of Periwinkle Way Intersection of Rabbit Road and daily. season. Hamburgers in a Kay's Delight, Big Jim's, and Tarpon Bay Road (472-1366) Sanibel-Captiva Road (472-3128) Entertainment nightly except basket, fried clams, daily Banana Cheese Pie, in- +, All maior credit cards +,MC,AE,DC The Oyster Shell Monday. Friday seafood buffet specials and homemade pies. comparable sausage and New Seafood and steaks. Serving . Featuring fresh caught fish 1619 Periwinkle Way from 5:30 to 10 p.m. Sunday Open 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. Lunch England Clam Chowder. '; gourmet Greek cuisine Friday. daily. Grouper, swordfish, 472-0122 South Seas style champagne 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Dinner 5 to Breakfast 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Hors d'oeuvres 4 to 6 p.m. in the shark, sole, trout, mackerel and CMC, VISA brunch from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. 10:30 p.m. Lunch 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Dinner 6 cocktail lounge. Open 11 a.m. to scrod in season. Also prime rib Caesar salad, seafood, Raw bar nightly except Friday Docking available. Very to 9:30 p.m. Live piano music 7 10 p.m. Monday through and. choice steaks. Extensive oysters, shrimp. from 6 to 10 p.m. in the Atrium casual dress. p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. Saturday. Regular and wine list. children's menu. Open 24 hours seven days a Lounge. Closed on Mondays. Open seven days from 5 to 10 week. Casual dress. 'Tween Waters Inn Casual dress. 'Casual dress. p.m. Casual dress. ' Spirit of Foolishness Captiva Road (472-5161) 400 feet beyond the entrance to +, MCVISA South Seas Plantation Open seven days. Serving ,472-9222 breakfast and lunch 8 a.m. to Chadwick's General Store Tarpon Bay Marina String along every night, ••• 1:30p.m. Dinner6to9:30p.m. At the entrance to South Seas At the end of Tarpon Bay Road bring your own guitar. Games, Featuring fresh local fish, Plantation 472-3196 beer, wine and fool until 1:30 veal francaise and fresh cut Take out only Captiva Island MCVISA a.m. Sandwiches, pizza, tacos, meats. Rolls and pastries baked 472-5111 Open from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. burritos, enchiladas and on the premises. You'll find cold meats, seven days. Fresh seafood seafood. Open 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. Seafood buffet Friday nights. cheeses and luscious salads for a sandwiches. six days a week. Closed Monday. Prime rib at its best Saturday B-Hive The Sub Shop spur-of-the-moment buffet or nights. Traditional Captiva 2407 Periwinkle Way Across from the Fire Station picnic. A wide selection of wine, The Bubble Room brunch Sundays from 10 a.m. to Sanibel-Captiva Road 472-1277 Palm Ridge Road champagne, liquors and cor- 2 p.m. Happy hour Monday Crab, shrimp and lobster 472-5374 dials also available. 472-5558 •through Saturday from 4:30 to 6 combo subs, sandwiches, Large variety of subs made to CMC, VISA p.m. A little Island hideaway of quiche, homemade coleslawand your order. Some salads. Cold nostalgia far from the beaten Collared shirt and slacks potato salad. soft drinks and beer. path. Featuring genuinely fresh required. Open Monday through Open from 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. entrees, home baked breads and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Closed Sundays. desserts. Music and decor of the The Mucky Duck Sunday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. 1940's. Andy Rosse Lane, turn left off Health and Happiness, Inc. Eat in Open Tuesday through Sunday San-Cap Road 472-3434 Choice Quality Stuff Nextto Bailey's General Store 6 to 10 p.m. Closed Monday. 0, No credit cards accepted Apothecary Center Island Shopping Center Casual dress. Directly on the Gulf with a 472-0554 Periwinkle Way screened porch for outdoor VISA,MC 472 3330 Cafe CaptTva dining. Lunch served noon to Open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday Open Monday through or take out Captiva Village Square 2:30 p.m. Monday through through Saturday. Closed Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to 6 Captiva Road Saturday. Hamburgers, fish and Sunday. p.m. Featuring tacos, hot dogs, Burger Emporium The Olde Post Office Deli 472-3035 chips, homemade clam Fresh pizza to bake. Daily chili dogs, soft drinks, frozen 2353 Periwinkle Way Corner of Tarpon Bay Road and No credit cards accepted chowder, sandwiches galore and specials. yogurt and ice cream with many Gulfside Plaza Periwinkle Way Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday chef salad. different toppings. 472-2500 472-6622 through Sunday. Specialty Dinner served 6 to 9:30 p.m. Dairy Queen Sanibel's only quick-serve A wide variety of delectable salads and sandwiches. Great Monday through Saturday. 1048 Periwinkle Way Huxter'sDeli family restaurant offering a sandwiches made with ice cream desserts. No dress Featuring meat pies, shrimp in 472-1170 1203 Periwinkle Way wide variety of sandwiches homemade rye, pumpernickel code. Outside dining. beer batter. Bar open daily. Open 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. seven 472-2151 including burgers, steaks, or white and served with chips Casual dress. days. Sandwiches and soft ice Sandwiches, bar-b-que chicken, seafood, homemade and pickles. cream. Char-broiled burgers. spareribs, roast beef, assorted chili and Gulfside chowder. Also French pizza, salads and The Captiva Uptowner salads and sandwich makings, ice cold beer and fresh ice desserts. Beverages include Left at the Island Store Sanibel Meat and Fish Palace fried chicken and homemade cream daily. Perrier, apple juice, beer and Andy Rosse Lane 2330 Palm Ridge Road Key Lime pie. Open every day for lunch and wine. Take-out "beach boxes" 472-0616 472-9181 Open 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. seven' dinner from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. available. Finest beef on the Islands. Seafood fresh daily. Fish days. Casual dress. Open Monday through Prime rib, marinated chicken, dinners to go. Deli take-out. Full Saturday from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. eggplant parmesan, seafood service catering. Lagorio's Island Pizza Sundayfrom 11 a.m.to5p.m. selections. $5.95 early bird Sanibel Plaza specials from 5-6 p.m. 2440 Palm Ridge Road Bailey's General Store Pelican Place Periwinkle Way Island Shopping Center Wedeliver -472-0212 472-1581 or 472-1582 Periwinkle Way Pizza, Italian beef and 0 472-1516 sausage sandwiches. Vienna hot Featuring Italian subs, Fried chicken, hot cobblers, dogs, homemade chili. salads, pizza and spaghetti. Salisbury steak, salads, daily Open Sunday through Wed- Homemade breads. Pizza dough specials. nesday from 4-11 p.m., Friday made fresh daily. Beer and wine Open Monday through and Saturday from 4 p.m. to to go.. Saturday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. midnight. Open 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. seven Sunday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Opening for lunch after July 2. days. Breakfast i he Dunes Country Club Cafe Orleans Putting Pelican Quarterdeck 'Tween Waters Inn Chadwick's General Store At the Beachview Golf Course 1625 Periwinkle Way Sanibel-Captiva Road 949 Sandcastle Road South Seas Plantation in The French Quarter 1100 Par View Drive 472.1033 472-5161 472-3355 - 472-5111 1473 Periwinkle Way 472-4394 MCVISA, AE MC,VISA,AE Saturday from 8 to 11 a.m.. All major credit cards accepted 472-5700 VISA, MC 7-.30 a.m. to noon. Sunday 8 8 to 11:30 a.m. Monday Omelettes. 9 to 11 a.m. Continental break- MCVISA, AE 9 to 11 a.m. every day. Full a.m. to noon. Closed on Wed- through Saturday. 10 a.m. to 2 fast every day. Casual dress. 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. every day breakfast. Open to the public. nesdays. Eggs Benedict and The p.m. Sunday brunch. Lighthouse Cafe except Monday. Pancakes, Moderate prices. Casual dress. Islander. Fresh baked pastries. 362 Periwinkle Way Chadwick's omelettes, Kay's Delight (Eggs Casual dress. Intermediate prices. Seahourse Shopping Center South Seas Plantation ' Benedict), waffles, French Pancake and Omelet Casual dress. Reservations 472-0303 472-5111 toast. Restaurant Thistle Lodge suggested. Serving the finest in egg All major credit cards accepted Casual dress. Tahitian Garden off Periwinkle Casa Ybel Beach and Racquet dishes, pancakes,quiche. . 9 to 11 a.m. Champagne Way Club Cafe Captiva Open for breakfast 7:30 to 11 brunch on Sunday. Sundial a.m. every day except Tuesday. 1246 Middle Gulf Drive 472-4453 2255 Gulf Drive Captiva Village Square Casual dress. Reservations 472-4151 No credit cards accepted 472-3145 Captiva Roaa suggested. MC, VISA, AE, DC 7 a.m. to 2 p.m Tuesday MC, VISA, AE,DC 472-3035 Island House through Saturday. 7 a.m. to 1 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday only. No credit cards accepted. Ramada Inn on the Gulf at The Oyster Shell 7:30 to 10:30 a.m. every day 1619 Periwinkle Way except Sunday. 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Sunday. Largest breakfast New Orleans style breakfast, Breakfast 8 to 11 a.m. Tulipa Way menu including scrapple and crepes, quiche and specialty egg everyday. Sundays to 11:30 a.m. 472-3275 472-0122 p.m. Sunday brunch. Eggs, MCVISA, AE pancakes, diet plates. A-lacarte blintzes. Also serving lunch. dishes. Fresh eggs. Homemade waffles O, MCVISA prices. Family prices. Casual dress, Casual dress. Reservations and French toast. No dress code. 7:30 a.m. to noon. Casual Open 24 hours seven days a Casual dress. shirt and shoes. suggested. Outside dining. dress. week. The ISLANDER Tuesday, October 12,1982 21B Government Clubs and organizations Bridge for Fun Sanibel-Captiva chess Club Bridge players will have an Meets every Sunday at St. opportunity for competition Michael and All Angels every Wednesday from 1 to 4 Episcopal Church at 2 p.m. All p.m. at the Sanibel Community those interested please call Glen Association Buildinq on Woods after 6 p.m., 472-3688. Periwinkle Way. Party bridge and all are welcome. No partner Sanibel-Captiva Art League necessary. For further In- Holding outdoor painting formation call 472-2360. workshops from 9' a.m. until noon Thursday. Call 472-5494 for Sanibel City Council Sanibel-Captiva Boy Scouts location. Meetings held on the first and Troop 88 third Tuesday of every month at Meets every Tuesday at7 p.m. Sanibel-Captiva American 9 a.m. at MacKenzie Hall in the at the Sanibel Elementary Legion 3-Star Grocery complex at the Kiwanis Sanibel-Captiva Road Runners School. Visiting Scouts are Meetings are held the second intersection of Tarpon Bay and Meets every Wednesday at For running partners, 10K welcome. Call Ron Sebald, 472- Tuesday of each month at the Palm Ridge roads. 7:30 a.m. at Scotty's restaurant. races, meetings, etc. Call Jay 4141 days. Legion Hall on Sanibel-Captiva Periwinkle Way. Hoover 472-9753. Road. Call 472-9979. Sanibel Fire Control District Sanibel-Captiva Shell Club Commission meetings held the Community Association of Sanibel-Captiva Rotary Club No meetings until Oct. 18. South West Anglers Club second Tuesday of every month Sanibel Meets every Friday at 7:45 During the season the club Meets the second Tuesday of Captiva Fire Control District at 1 p.m. at the Fire House on Dinner meetings held at 6:30 a.m. at the Sundial on Middle meets on the third Monday of each month at 7:30 p.m. at the Commission meetings held the Palm Ridge Road. p.m. on the first Tuesday of each Gulf Drive. . every month at 8 p.m. at the Moose Hall on Parkmeadows second Tuesday of, every month month from October through All visiting Rotarians, guests Sanibel Community Association. Drive off U.S. 41 in Fort Myers. at 8:30 a.m. at the Fire House on Sanibel City Planning Com- June at the association hall on and interested individuals are Board meetings during the Admission is free antf visitors Captiva Road and Wightman mission Periwinkle.Way. welcome to attend. season are held on the Thursday are welcome. Call 472-2685 for LaneSW. Meetings held on the second For information call the office preceding the Monday monthly information. and fourth Monday of every Monday through Friday, 472- Duplicate Bridge meeting. Murex Captiva Erosion Prevention month at 9 a.m. at MacKenzie 2155, from 10a.m. until noon. Resumes in November at the Membership chairman is Al American Legion Post District Hall in the 3-Star Grocery Community Association Center ZuHone, 472-2615. Membership Sanibel-Captiva Road. * Meets the first Monday of complex at the intersection of Committee of Neighborhood every Thursday at 1:30p.m. and is $6 for Individuals, $10 for Every Thursday at 8 p.m. each month at 10 a.m. at the Tarpon Bay and Palm Ridge Associations, Inc. (CONA) Friday at 7:30 p.m. couples. Cash prizes are awarded. Captiva Community Center. roads. Meetings held at 10 a.m. on the second Thursday of each month Sanibel-Captiva Lions Club Audubon Society Sanibel Swim Team at 1027 Kings Crown Drive. No Meetings held on the first and Meets at 8 p.m. every Thur- For further information call meetings in July or August. third Wednesdays of every sday from January-April at the Dick Noon at 472-2313. For more information call 472- month at 6:30 p.m. at the Sanibel Sanibel Community Center on 1316. Community Association Periwinkle Way. Power Squadron of Sanibel and building on Periwinkle Way. Captiva Beginning Water Color Classes Sanibel-Captiva Orchid Society Executive meetings held first Holding indoor-outdoor Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of Meetings resume in October Wednesday of each month 10 Post offices classes (limited to 10) on Commerce on the fourth Wednesday of each a.m. at the Dunes Country Club. Tuesdays from 9 a.m. until l Board of directors meets the month at 1:30 p.m. fn Sanibel General membership p.m. $8 per lesson (monthly second Monday of each month at Community Center. meetings held the second rates also available). 8 p.m. at the Chamber of Visitors are welcome to attend Wednesday of each month at Sanibel - Turn right off Sandford Birdsey, Instructor, Commerce building on Periwinkle Way onto' Tarpon and bring orchids for questions 7:30 p.m. at the Sanibel Com- member of American Society of Causeway Road. and discussion. Bay Road. Marine Artists. Call 472-5547. munity Association. Open 8:30 a.m. until 5 p.m. Captiva Civic Association Sanibel-Captiva Lions Ladies Regular weekly luncheon held Monday through Friday. Closed American Business Board of governors meeting Auxilary each Wednesday at noon at the Saturday and Sunday, although Women's Association on the first and third Tuesday of . The Ladies Lions Auxilary Dunes Country Club. there Is mall delivery on Meets the second Thursday of each month at 10 a.m. at the Club meets the third Wednesday For more informaton call Lt. Saturday. the month at 6 p.m. at the Dunes Captiva Community Center. of each month at 6:30 p.m. at the Urban Palmer, 472-1316. Dunes. Captiva - Corner of Captiva Country Club. Barbara Boulton, Alanon oad and Wiles Drive. hospitality chairman, 472-1039. Alcoholics Anonymous ' Barrier Island Group of the Arts Meets Tuesdays at 8 p.m. at Open 7:30a.m. until 4:30 p.m. Please make reservations in Closed discussion meeting at 8 (BIG Arts) St. Michael and All Angels Monday1 through Friday. Closed advance. p.m. Tuesdays at St. Michael An organization founded to Episcopal Church on Periwinkle Saturday and Sunday, although and All Angels Episcopal build a cultural community on Way. there Is mail delivery on Community Housing and Church on Periwinkle Way. the Islands. •Coconut Co-op Saturday. Resources, Inc. Open discussion at the church at All members and prospective A food buying cooperative meets Meetings held on the first 8 p.m. Fridays. members are urged to attend the first Thursday of each month Western Union Monday of each month at 7:30 No smoking group, step the meetings on the last Monday' at the Sanibel-Captiva Con- Bailey's General Store - Island p.m. at the Sanibel Library, meeting at 8 p.m. Sundays at the of each month at 7:30 p.m. at the servation Foundation at 7:30 Shopping Center, Periwinkle Palm Ridge Road. For more church. Sanibel Library. p.m. New members welcome. Way and Tarpon Bay Road. information, call Desiree For more information call 472- For more information call Jim For information Call Karen Frederick, 472-4365. 4886. Levy, 472-3526. Halverson, 472-6503. To your health While the Islands have no VETERINARIANS DENTISTS hospital, both Sanibel and Captiva are served 24 hours a Drs. Paul and Phylis Douglass, Roger A. Dunphy, D.D.S. day by a team of paramedics D.V.M. William J. Shorack, D.D.S. who are widely recognized for 1042 Cypress Lake Drive Bay Wind Plaza their competence. Fort Myers 2402 Palm Ridge Road In the event of an emergency, Animals can be seen on 472-2060 the medics will call the Air Four Sanibel on Tuesdays and 481-7493, Fort Myers Ambulance, which-transports Thursdays beginning at 1 p.m. patients via helicopter to the Arrangements should be JamesM. Bell, D.D.S. hospital of their choice in the made by calling 481-4746. Sanibel Plaza, Fort Myers area. 1630 G Periwinkle Way The paramedics are based at PHARMACIES 472-6333 the Fire Station just off For Emergency -472-6500 Periwinkle Way on Palm Ridge Island Apothecary Road. Phone472-1717,472-UUor Apothecary Center MEDICINE *SURGERY 936-3600. 2460 Palm Ridge Road (opposite the 3-Star Grocery) JohnCollucci, D.O. GENERAL PRACTICE 472-1519 Island Medical Clinic Open Monday through Friday 2400 Palm Ridge Plaza Jean W. Gentry, M.D., P.A. from 9 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. 472-5974 2250 Periwinkle Way Saturday from 9 a.m. until 2 472-4188 p.m. OPTOMETRIST • 24-hour emergency service, Wegryn Medical Center 472-2768. . " . Robert G. LeSage.O.D. Stanley P. Wegryn, M.D., FACS Bay Wind Plaza 4301 Sanibel-Captiva Road Corner Drugs 2402 Palm Ridge Road Open 24 hours Island Shopping Center 472-4204 472-4131 Periwinkle Way and Tarpon Bay Road CHIROPACTIC PHYSICIAN Stephens. Halabis/M.D., FACS 472-4149 2426 Palm Ridge Road Open Monday through Friday Harry G.Kair, D.C., P.A. 472-3163 from 9 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. 1640 Periwinkle Way Service with a smile Saturday from 9 a.m. until 4 472-1824 James A. Moseley, M.D. p.m. Sunday from 10 a.m. until 4 Monday through Saturday' Pelican Place p.m. No pharmacist on duty on from 8:30 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. 2440 Palm Ridge Road weekends. Sunday from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. 472-6249 Island Exxon Bike Route TAXICABS Hospital admitting privileges 2435 PerlwinkleWay 2330 Palm Ridge Road 472-2012 472-1955 Open 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. seven Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sanibel Taxicab Company days. 24-hour road service and Monday through Saturday. 472-2870 complete auto repair. Closed Sunday. A full service Local service available from 6 bike shop. a.m. to 11 p.m. All flights are met at the airport. Special Sanibel Standard South Seas Plantation arrangements for tran- Spirits 1015 Periwinkle Way Captiva sportation to and from the 472-2125 472-5111, ext. 3384 airport at other hours can be Open 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. seven At the entrance to South Seas made. R * B Liquors The Grog.Shop The General Store at South Seas days. 24-hour road service and Plantation on the left side of the Next to Huxters, 1205 Near Bailey's General Store in Plantation complete auto repair. AAA. road just before the security Periwinkle Way (472-3333) the Island Shopping Center, Next to Chadwick's, Captiva guard station. Liquor, beer, wine, mixes, Periwinkle Way (472-1682) (472-5111, extension 3307) Sanibel Tune-Up and Service Open seven days from 8:30 cigarettes. Open Monday Liquor, beer, wine, mixes. Liquor, imported and Station a.m. to 6 p.m. Closed for lunch through Saturday from 9 a.m. to Open Monday through Saturday domestic wines and beers. Open 1015 Periwinkle Way from noon to 12:30 p.m. 9 p.m. Sundays from noon to 7 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays from seven days from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. 472-1878 p.m. noon to 6 p.m. Open 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekends. Certified - licensed mechanics. 3-Star Intersection of Tarpon Bay and Palm Ridge roads 472-5400 Open Monday through Friday 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday and Sunday 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Diesel fuel available. Island Garage 1609 Periwinkle Way 472-4318 Open Monday through Saturday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 24-hour wrecker service. American and foreign car repair. AAA. 22B Tuesday, October 12,1982 The ISLANDER FISH Friends in Service Here Neighborly help for Islanders Good things to know in need of transportation, regular phone checks and assorted non-emergency neigh- borly services. Call 472-0404, 24 hours a day. Helpl CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SHELLING VISITOR'S INFORMATION Emergency Numbers SERVICE The city's resolution limiting the taking of live shells to two WARNING! SAFEGUARD Fire 934-3600 Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of live shells per species per YOUR VALUABLES Police 472-3111 Commerce person is one to be scrupulously Sheriff 332-3456 Just off the Causeway on obeyed. As a matter of fact, in In order to protect your Ambulance 936-3600 Causeway Road order to preserve Sanibel's valuable possessions from theft, Paramedics 936-3600 472-1080 beautiful shelling beaches, most it is recommended that you take Island Apothecary 472-2768 Open Monday through col lectors refuse to take any live them to a bank or hotel vault for (24-hour emergency service) Saturday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., shells whatsoever. safekeeping. Do NOT leave CROW 472-2768 Sundays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. them In your room or car. Care and Rehabilitation of Wildlife -- emergency care for inuured Island wildlife. Non-emergency phone numbers Fire 472-5525 Police 472-3111 DISASTER ALERT Radio Station WRCC, 103.9 FM, broadcasts details of any emergency such as hurricane alert or any other disastrous occurrence that might affect Sanibel or Captiva. LIBRARIES Sanibel Public Library At the intersection of Palm Ridge Road and Florence Street -472-2483. Open 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily except Sunday. Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. for the summer. DOGGY DO'S AND DON'TS BICYCLING The library will be closed for inventory and. vacation from If you are visiting Sanibel with Remember: Wherever you If you aren't used to a lot of Sept. 19 to Oct. 3. the family Ftdo in tow, all the are, clean up after your pet! bicycle traffic, watch out on Chapin and Wiles, Captiva better. All family members can "Leave nothing on the beach but Sanibel. The-extensive network 472-2133 en|oy Southwest Florida sun and footprints" applies to dogs, too. of bike paths on the Island is CAMPINO, BEACH FIRES Open Tuesdays, Thursdays surf. There's, no leash law on clearly marked along the edge and Fridays from 9 a.m." to-6- The Chamber of Commerce Sanibel, but of course an ex- of the road. Camping on the beach is non-commercial food p.m. Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to can tell you what ac- citable or unruly animal is Observe caution when driving prohibited, as are open beach preparation. This type of con- 7 p.m. Saturdays from 9 a.m. to commodations are available for better off when controlled with a near the bike path. A state law fires. tainer will be allowed on the 1 p.m. families with pets. leash. and city ordinance combine to An exemption to the beach fire beach without a permit. prohibit parking or driving on ordinance is a fire In an ap- After you have had your beach the bike path. Mopedt are not proved copkfng container (not to party, please assume • the PUBLIC REST ROOMS permitted on the bike paths. exceed 48x24x12 inches deep) responsibility for cleaning up If you plan to spend some time with an extruded metal grill for any debris or litter In your area. Sanibel Fishing Pier on a bike to en|oy the Island sun At the Lighthouse end of the and sights, make sure your island. vehicle is equipped with a bike FISHING Turner Beach flag, horn, good brakes and a — 1 ] At Blind Pass between Sanibel light for night riding. While no license is required Flounder 11 IncheW- and Captiva. Under Florida law, bicycle for saltwater fishing, fishing in Grouper 12 inches Causeway riders have the same rights and freshwater ponds or the Sanibel Mackerel 12 inches Between the drawbridge and responsibilities as motor vehicle River requires a Florida fishing Mullet 12 inches Sanibel. drivers. license. Pompano 10 inches Chamber of Commerce office Drive safely I Licenses . are available at Red Fish 12 inches Just off the Causeway on the Bailey's General Store on Snook 18 inches Sanibel side. Periwinkle Way. The fee is $6.50 Trout 12 inches for residents and $10.50 for non- residents. Snook fishing Is outlawed from . Minimum Legal Lengths June30-Aug.1. BANKING Blue Fish 10 inches Bank of the Islands First Federal Savings and Loan 1699 Periwinkle Way Corner of Palm Ridge Road and 472-4141 Florence Hours: Monday through 472-1537 SPEED LIMITS OATORS Thursday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Hours: Monday through m There Is very good reason for Drive-in window, 8:30 a.m. to 4 Thursday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. .feeding alligators anywhere Fence them, walk them on a p.m. Friday from 9 a.m. to 2 Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. the varying speed limits (20-30 within the Sanibel city limits is leash or, if you must free your p.m. and 4 to 6 p.m. Drive-in Closed weekends. mph) along the Causeway. The not only Illegal, but can be ex- dog for a walk, keep him under ' window,8:30a.m.to4p.m. slower speeds preserve the tremely dangerous. voice control. Never tie your dog Closed weekends. bridge supports from strain and Alligators can run up to 45 In an unfenced back yard. Gulf Coast First National Bank stress. •••>•- mph, so If you are close enough For help with a nuisance Bank of the Islands Branch Sanibel-Captiva Road and Andy This speed limit is strictly to feed an alligator, he is close alligator, call the following Office RosseLane enforced with radar on a 24-hour enough to bite you. An alligator representatives of the Southwest Island Shopping Center Captiva basis by both the Sanibel Police fed for fun loses his natural fear Florida Alligator Association. 2449 Periwinkle Way 472-6666 Department and the Lee County of humans and becomes a They are licensed and have 472-5173 Hours: Monday through Sheriff's Department. potential threat to children and permits''to legally handle Hours: Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. pets. gators: George Campbell, 472- Thursday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Closed weekends. r Dogs should never be per- 2825; Steve Phillips, 472-2329; Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. mitted to run free on Sanibel. Mark Westall, 472-5128: Closed weekends. Emergency numbers Fire _ 936-3600 Police. _ 472-3111 Sheriff_ 332-3456 Award-winning, in-depth reporting Ambulance_ Name: 936-3600 Address: Lee County $7 per year U.S.A. $10 per year Split $10 per year Foreign $12 per year (Lee County & U.S.A.) Mail to: The Sanibel Captiva Islander, PO Box 56, Sanibel Island, Fla. 33957 The ISLANDER Tuesday, October 12,1982 23B SERVICE DIRECTORY PAID IN ADVANCE SERVICE DIRECTORY Minimum 13 weeks RATES Maximum 20 words $1 .SO per column inch Boxed o^ b ( 1 \\DVERTISING •TAXES P.O. BOX 1140 SANIBEL ISLAND 1619 Periwinkle Way, Suite 201 FLORIDA 33957 813-472-3507 4721439 * 472-0910 DR. ROBERT G. LeSAGE LET ME DO YOUR DECORATING project while you are away during Vision Examinations the summer. I can furnish fabrics HORIZON Tues. & Thurs. MARINE Contact Lenses and do the work myself. Spectacles—Repairs SLIPCOVERS BY Complete Marine Service NEW SEASON HOURS MONDAY THRU THURSDAY WILDA 1213 PERIWINKLE WAY FORREST MUNDEN, JR. 472-9541 SANIBEL ISLAND, FL 33957 (813)472-6515 8:30-1:00 2:00-4:30 2402 Palm Ridge Road 472-4204 Sanibel Island Complete Glass & Aluminum Service ASSOCIATES IN FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL island SANIBEL GLASS & MIRROR, INC. interiors EDWARD L. DAVIS, D.O. MIRRORS •SLIDING GLASS DOORS • RESCREENING Announce* Hit Association With TUB ENCLOSURES • FURNITURE TOPS • GLASS SHELVES Complete Repair Service leri armstrong A. JOSEPH PICCOLA, D.O. 2244-D Periwinkle Way 936-6160 Sanibel Island, Fla. 33957 472-4271 472-5318 Offic* Hours 1S50 Kenwood Lan* P.O. Box 872, Sanibel, Fl. 33957 By Appointment Ft. Myers, FL 33907 SANIBEL MARINE SALES LICENSED •••••• BONDED •••••• INSURED DRYWALL • STUCCO • HARDCOAT • ACOUSTIC CEILINGS SANIBEL MARINA NEW CONSTRUCTION OR REPAIRS LDlkaVEL New & Used Sales & Service Boats & Motors Corporate 3briju>all ON SANIBEL OUTBOARDS THE OYSTER SHELL PLAZA 1619 PERIWINKLE WAY. SUITE 105 "BETTER IN THE LONG RUN." Douglas Ruth 472-0950 SANIBEL ISLAND. FLORIDA. 33957 Owner Early Mornings 472-9908 472-2723 MARIKA LUTHRINCER, Owner (813) 472-1222 SANIBEL ISLAND EXXON STANDARD DIESEL FUEL DIESEL FUEL COMPLETE AMERICAN & COMPLETE AMERICANS Island Garage American & Foreign Car Repair FOREIGN CAR SERVICE FOREIGN CAR SERVICE 24 HOUR WRECKER SFRVICE 24 hr. road service & towing 472-2125 24 hr. road service & towing 472-2012 OPEN MON.-SAT. 7 a.m.-9 p.m., SUN. 8 a.m.9 p.m. OPEN MON.-SAT. 7 a.m.-9 p.m., SUN. 8 a.m.-9 p.m. (813)472-4318 1015 PERIWINKLE WAY GOODYEAR 472-2125 DEALER BAILEY'S SHOPPING CENTER 1609 Periwinkle Way Hours HERTZ RENTAL CARS 472-1468 472-2012 ft 472-3757 Sanibel Island. Fla. 33957 8-5 Mon thru Sat NAVE PLUMBING Sales & Service 2244A Periwinkle Way Sanibel DR. ALBERT C. EVANS 472-1101 ALTERATIONS (TFN) by E FLORENE OPTOMETRIST 1223 Periwinkle Way (Next to Scottys) Our business is picking up You call-wehaul 472-0900 RBfTA No |ob too small 472-6523 ' COMPLETE Numa Cranford MONOGRAMMING BORN AGAIN TFN SERVICE,TOO. CAR AND SAVE! (12-21) €41 Used can be beautiful Save a funk full, Laurels Discount Plumbing KENBRE of money. OCTOBER Electrical and Fans SUITE F Now open7 a.m. to7 p.m. daily DOG GROOMING Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. - M-F 8:00-6:00 1633 PERIWINKLE 995-5043,939-3355 Sat. 9:00-12:00 SANIBEL 337-1633 472-1898 • - 24B Tuesday, October 12,1982 The ISLANDER . TS €: OPEN HOUSE 3:00 P.M. TO 6:00 P.M. OCTOBER 15,1982 THREE BEDROOM HOME located at 4202 DINGMAN DRIVE. Large corner lot, spacious deck area, cedar shake roof, many extras including fireplace. Priced $280,000 furnished. Call Betsy Belpedio or Jack Slagle 472-4195 or after hours 472-4999 or 472-9621. it.; _ OPEN HOUSE: SANIBEL ARMS WEST H~5 GuTTfToTrf complex, pool and tennis courts. Priced $150,000 furnished call Stan Enebo 472-4195 or after hours 472-6328. FOR SALE: SANIBEL MOORINGS NO. 342 two bedrooms with excellent rental record. Priced $140,000 furnished call Joan Joyce 472-4195 or after hours 472-2649. 7 J-i i ;t *";*• A*. - .w . , _. ;.. *»i& FOR SALE: COMPASS POINT NO. 132 Gulffront two bedrooms with cabana (with bath) attractively furnished...walk to golf course. Priced $289,500 fur- nished. Call Betty Clark 472-4195 or after khours 472-2420. R.OOF LOT FOR SALE: 65 feet frontage on Horseshoe Lake. Must FOR SALE: SEA PINES F on canal, three bedrooms, 2100 square feet, owner see to appreciate. Call Enebo's 472-4195 or after hours 472- financing. Priced $210,000 unfurnished. Call Joan Joyce 472-4195 or after 6328. . hours 472-2649. LOOK AT THESE VALUES! SANIBEL ANNUAL LEASE FOR RENT: Gulfside Place - Exquisite living on the Gulf. Two bedroom, two bath with den. This unfurnished apart- ment is available for annual lease. Ex- tras include: Jacuzzi, microwave, jenn- air grill, nu-tone food center and top of the line GE appliances. $1,000 per mon- th. Call Executive Services, Inc. Realtor 472-4195 ask for Beverly Thompson. s <# FOR RENT: Three bedroom, two bath un- furnished home with pool. Available for annual lease. $666 per month. Call Executive Services, Inc., Realtor 472- 4195. Call Beverly Thompson. BRAND NEW four bedroom two bath un- furnished home in the Dunes on Hor- seshoe Lake. Available November 1st for annual lease, washer and dryer, 'blinds included. Two car garage. Families only $800 per month. Call MANASOTA KEY - Tour this beautiful project which offers new Executive Services, Inc. 472-4195 and unique units with gulf access, bay access, boat docks, ground ask for Beverly Thompson. floor developer units. Priced from $90,000 to $160,000. Call Hank Kalita 1-475-1119 or after hours 1-475-2275. ' - Ask about our vacation rental program for your new condominium, by the week, month and season. EXECUTIVE SERVICES, INC. - Phone 472-4195 REALTOR' 2427 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel Island, Florida 33957 12999 McGregor Blvd., SW, Rt. 24, Suite 119, Fort Myers, Florida 33908 CALL TOLL FREE NATIONWIDE (EXCEPT FLORIDA) 1-800-237-6002