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Volume 22 No. 42 Tuesday, November 16,1982 Two Sections, 15 cents

Voters choose today between Bissell, Johnson

By Barbara Brundage missioner Emily Barefield finished third Newly-elected City Councilman William with 406 votes. Hagerup will be sworn into office this Periwinkle Trailer Park owner Jerry morning while Sanibel voters return to the Muench, defeated by Hagerup, threw his polls to choose the successor to retiring support to Bissell. Barefield, who in the Councilman Porter Goss. aftermath of her vigorous campaign was Hagerup was elected two weeks ago to fill hospitalized with pneumonia, chose to stay the council seat being vacated by veteran neutral. Councilman Duane White. He will be ad- The Island Reporter newspaper endorsed ministered the oath by City Manager Bernie Barefield in the first go round and in the run- Murphy. His wife, Margery, will hold the off came out in support of Johnson on the Bible for Hagerup's swearing in. basis of her Planning Commission ex- As the first order of business at today's perience. regular meeting the City Council will for- Johnson also received the endorsement of mally accept Hagerup's resignation from the Committee of the Islands. the Planning Commission, on which he The Islander continues to stand by Bissell served for almost two years. for hiscommunity involvement during the 12 After the swearing in ceremony White will years he has lived on the Islands and raised step down and Hagerup will-officially begin his family of six children. his four-year council term. The winner of today's election will be Final results of today's run-off race for sworn into office at the Dec. 7 council Goss' seat between Planning Commissioner meeting, when Goss will officially retire Louise Johnson and Island real estate after almost eight years service to the city. broker Don Bissell may be tabulated as The new council, composed of the two early as 8:30 tonight, a spokesman in the Lee newcomers and holdover councilmen County Elections Office predicted last week. Francis Bailey, Mike Klein and Fred Valtin, Bissell said he will await the returns at his will then elect a mayorvafid vice mayor to Anchor Drive home with family and friends serve for one year. while Johnson with her husband, Arthur has Councilmen serve for four years without planned a quiet gathering at their West Gulf compensation but can, if they wish, be Drive home. reimbursed for expenses connected with Johnson polled 871 votes and Bissell came performance of their duties. Dr. Don Rugg, above, checks the Foundation Research Committee in second with 682 votes Nov. 2 in the three- Also on the ballot today are 18 proposed pH level of Sanibel water samples as that is monitoring the Island's fresh- way race for Goss' seat. Planning Com- amendments to Sanibel's city charter. collected by Dr. Bill Webb, below. water system. Read about their Rugg and Webb are part of the work on page 2A. Photos by David Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Meardoii. Party will honor outgoing officials

By Cindy Chalmers expect to sell out the 300 available tickets A large contingent of Sanibel residents quickly and without much effort. spurred by a suggestion from City Coun- Islander and veteran party planner Urban cilman Mike Klein has planned an evening of Palmer is in charge of the arrangements for food and fun to honor outgoing councilmen the evening that will show Goss, White, Porter Goss and Duane White, City Attorney Bowen and LeBuff the "respect and high Neal Bowen and former Councilman Charles esteem.we hold for them for giving us more LeBuff. than 25 years of combined public service." The casual, ranch style appreciation party "I didn't need any coaxing," Palmer said will take place Monday night, Dec. 6, at the Sanibel Community Association. Organizers continued page 9A 2A Tuesday, November 16,1982 The ISLANDER Island water Committee collects; measures, tests, distills

A crew of Island residents donned portant, he adds, not to confuse the galoshes and tennis shoes earlier surface water system (which is the this month.and tromped through system tested by the research some of the most unlikely spots on committee) with the Island's Sanibel, dipping small vials six completely separate drinking water inches below the surface of pools of system. Drinking water is pumped water along the way. from aquifers 600 to 900 feet below The next day the team looked not the surface. unlike mad-cap scientists as they "In contrast to this system, the measured and tested, distilled arid surface water system is the main separated their liquid-filled test support of our unique aquatic life, tubes. which originated through a rather The men were not giving in to subtle combination of fresh and flights of fancy a la Vincent Price, saline water," he says. "It is also but instead they were fulfilling, their needed to protect the environmental part of the bargain as part of an relationships of a delicately ongoing cooperative program balanced ecosystem that we are between the Sanibel-Captiva Con- committed to maintain." servation-Foundation and the city of A variety of factors determine the Sanibel to monitor Sanibel's fresh- purity of the Island's freshwater water system. . • system, Rhinesmith explains, and Known as the Sanibel-Captiva the SCCF Research Committee is Conservation Foundation Research equipped to handle five of the most Committee, the participants in the indicative factors. Dr. Ken Preston, above, checks purchased with funds from the water-testing program are saving Chloride tests determine the salt concentration. Below, Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Sanibel taxpayers thousands of degree of. saltwater intrusion into a sophisticated equipment was Foundation and the city. dollars each year with their efforts, body of water and salt concentration all of which are volunteer. due to the evaporation of a contained Contract bids for similar pool. programs on the island had cost the Some 40 inches of rainfall each city between $6,000 and $8,000 for year is crucial to the maintenance of two samples. a healthy freshwater system, Headed by Dr. Herbert Rhinesmith says. Phosphates in the Rhinesmith, former Professor surface water are a good indication Emeritus of Pennsylvania's of community waste, especially Allegheny College, the research from hand and laundry soaps and committee began taking water from garden fertilizers. samples in April of this year and has Nitrates are essential to both plant continued to document its findings and animal life, and although a high every three months. level of nitrogen is indicative bf With sophisticated equipment pollution, all forms of nitrogen are funded equally by SCCF and the removed, in part, by surrounding city, the researchers are able to vegetation. measure pH levels and con^ pH tests determine the acidity or Dissolved salts are also measured future findings. centration of salt, chloride, alkalinity of a body of water, which by the committee and serve as an "The results of these tests over a phosphate and nitrate in a built-to- is particularly important to natural indicator of usability of the fresh- period of time will give us a range of order laboratory at the SCCF center. life. Alkalinity decreases as carbon water system for drinking or qualities that can be used com- "The two main sources of dioxide is taken up by plants and is irrigation purposes. prehensively in the management of pollution of surface water on Sanibel removed by aquatic life, which uses Rhinesmith says trends in our surface waleFsystem," he says. are the privately-owned septic tanks up oxygen to digest organic matter Sanibel's freshwater system will riot Rhinesmith is the first to note that used by about two-thirds - of the and complete a cycle of CO2 be determinable until a full year of Sanibel is "so far ahead" of other inhabitants and the local/ sewer production and consumption. hard data has been acquired to island communities in its methods of system used by the remaining (Sanibel's freshwater supply is provide an adequate control from acquiring drinking water and in thuM," Rhinesmith says. It is im- slightly alkaline.) which to base the committee's monitoring freshwater supplies. By Carol Kranichfeld Photos by David Meardon

SCCF Research Committee Chairman Dr. Herbert Dr. Bill Webb and John Lester collect water samples for Rhinesmith leads the water testing project. the testing. The ISLANDER Tuesday, November 16,1982 3A POLICE BEAT

All information in the following reports . group promplty put out the fire when ad- A men's J.C. Penney three-speed bicycle resident. The missing box was .reported by was taken directly from Sanibel Police vised of Sanibel's ordinance thai prohibits valued at $25 was reported missing from a Executive Services, Inc. Police found no Department records. fires on the beach. bike rack on East Gulf Drive on Monday signs of forced entry to the unit. morning, Nov. 8. The owner of the bike told A Nerita Street resident complained of Sanibel police were called to assist Lee police he thought someone had just A Sandpiper Circle resident coanplained of persons cutting down vegetation at the County Sheriff deputies with a party of 100- borrowed the bike and would return it. large dump trucks speeding in the con- corner of Nerita Street and Middle Gulf 125 youths at Bowman's Beach on Saturday struction area in the Dunes on Wednesday Drive on Saturday morning, Nov. 6. Police night, Nov. 6. The youths had four kegs of Fishing gear valued at $93 was reported morning, Nov. 10. Police responded to the responded and learned the Brazilian pepper beer, and sheriff's deputies reported many missing from the porch of a unit at the area and advised the drivers of seven trucks trees were being removed with the property underage youths were drinking the beer. Colony Motel on Monday afternoon, Nov. 8. to maintain a safe speed and stay on the owner's permission. The rod and reel were taken sometime right side of the road. Police also notified the A stereo casette player and two speakers between 5 p.m. Nov. 7 and noon Nov. 8. Two drivers' supervisor of the complaint. A dead dolphin was discovered on the bay valued at $490 were reported missing from a other rods and reels were not disturbed. beach between the Causeway and the unit at Mariner Point condominiums on A Tampa .man was charged with grand Lighthouse on Saturday evening, Nov. 6. Sunday afternoon, Nov. 7. The stereo Sanibel police received a report from theft after his girlfriend reported him to the Police told the complainant the dolphin equipment was taken from a kitchen counter Causeway officials that the drawbridge was police on Wednesday evening, Nov. 10. Billy would be washed out with the tide. and was reported missing by friends of the stuck in the "up" position at 5:30 p.m. on Blackwell of Tampa allegedly stole $100 Highland Park, 111., owner. Monday, Nov. 8. The bridge was fixed after from his girlfriend's purse after the two had A Filzhugh Street resident reported her about 20 minutes. a fight. mail was vandalized on Saturday evening, Three purses and cash estimated at $400 Nov. 6. She told police she found a letter were reported stolen from a locked car that Police questioned three Island youths A Sanibel resident reported a woman was addressed to her in the lot next to her house. was parked at the Tarpon Bay beach access were were spear fishing in a canal behind soliciting for Captran on the beach near Police forwarded the complaint to the Post between 12:30 and 1 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 7. Limpet Drive on Monday evening, Nov. 8. Sanibel Siesta and Shell Harbor Inn on Office. . A window in the car had been left down The youths were reported by a Limpet Drive Thursday afternoon, Nov. 11. Police checked approximately Vz inch, enabling the lock to resident. They had only small fish for crab the area but found no one soliciting for the Police delivered an injured racoon to be pulled up with a long instrument. trap bait. No snook had been speared. time share corporation. CROW on Saturday night, Nov. 6. The The purses belonged to one Fort Myers racoon had been hit by a car on Periwinkle woman and two Indiana, Penn., women. No entry was gained, but a garage door No charges were filed on Tuesday af- Way near the Dairy Queen and was reported was reported wedged open at Out Island ternoon, Nov. 2, after a two-car accident in a by a Fort Myers man. Two Sanibel youths were advised to use Marine early Tuesday morning, Nov. 9. parking lot off Casa Ybel Road. Neiland more care on their dirt bikes after police James Bergman of Port Charlotte backed A beach fire behind the Jolly Roger was received complaints of the bikes racing A Home Box Office box valued at $250 was from a space into the path of Lynn Lafever extinguished upon request by police after along Bailey Road on Sunday afternoon, reported missing from a Mariner Point Daus of 542 North Yachtsman Drive. the fire was reported by a Tahiti Drive Nov. 7. condominium unit on Tuesday afternoon, resident on Saturday night, Nov. 6. The Nov. 9. The unit is owned by an Akron, Ohio, continued page 21A

ANNUAL MEETING Barrier Island Group for the Arts Saturday, November 20th Sanibel Community Association

ELECTION OF OFFICERS • SHORT BUSINESS MEETING • ENTERTAINMENT Bring your own bottle. Bar for set-ups opens at 6 p.m.

DINNER AT 7 P.M.

Main course is furnished. Each family must bring a salad or dessert for 4.

CHARGE $3.00 Revervations please by Thursday, November 18. .

CaU 472-5519 or 472-3526. Non-members cordially invited. 4A Tuesday, November 16,1982 The ISLANDER QUOTE-UNQUOTE

Campaign machine tactics' Citizens voice support for candidate Louise Johnson upset Island voter To the Editor properly if Sanibel is to remain a residential To the Editor casion was a distorted Fort Myers News- The Islander community such as we all want. She has The Islander ' Press report of my views on Sanibel's Below The undersigned citizens and voters of demonstrated that she will work to protect It was both saddening and maddening to Market Rate Housing proposal. Sanibel believe that Louise Johnson is the and preserve our natural environment. note the eleventh-hour political machine It is with unflagging confidence in the good right person to carry forward the ideals, We urge you to go to the polls Nov. 16 and tactics to discredit an opposing candidate sportsmanship of most Sanibel voters, policies and goals of Porter Goss as a vote for Louise. %* ' displayed in our local press by letters to the however, that I predict a large sharing at the member of the City Council, and we intend to Edith Levy editor. polls of my revulsion for the gutter tactics vote for her Nov. 16.. Alex Wadkovsky I can readily empathize with candidate being employed against Don. Her performance on the Planning Com- Carolyn Smith 1 Don Bissell on the victorious character Tomorrow, Don shall stand tall against the mission has proved that she well merits this Lilian Waterhouse assaults that attempted to link him with mud-slingers! vote of confidence. She believes in the in- Marilyn Bradley unproven anti-Island personalities. Sincerely, tegrity of the Comprehensive Land Use Plan Conrad Lickel He is obviously the victim of the same Paul Howe and she will work to maintain it. David Davenport type of hatchetmen that assailed me last Sanibel She knows from experience that growth Milena Eskew September. The weapon used on that oc- and development must be controlled. Residents register opposition to Ferry Road fill

A copy of the following letter to the U.S. natural course of the San Carlos Bay's environment. applying for Ferry Road area revetment are Army Corps of Engineers was given to The shoreline and could adversely affect another 3. Why permit filling in the bay beach just only seeking an immediate beachfront for Islander for publication. area. Oldtimers on the Island have seen to benefit a private owner and developer? If their private property. The U.S. Army Corps bayfront come and go and come back again. any bayfront property is to be replaced, it of Engineers is needed to look out for the Dear Sir: It should be allowed to take its natural should be the eroding east-most point on long term. Please deny the request. We oppose granting a permit to fill and course. Sanibel, where the bay is washing in Sincerely, construct rubble revetment at the end of 2. Keep the mudflat, grassy and shallow dangerously close to the historic Sanibel Edward and Hazel Schuller Ferry Road on Sanibel. Please consider the area there undisturbed to nourish and Lighthouse at Point Ybel. Sanibel following reasons: protect small saltwater animals and plants Unfortunately, we live in the short term. 1. Adding rock and sand will interrupt the and to allow shells to breed in their native The landowners and developers who are more letters next page \AL suggests

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Howe suggests volunteer committee to deal with Island waste disposal

At this mid-point in Sanibel's eighth year of existence Administration some five years ago published a 103- the unemployed and additional money-making crops it seems appropriate for the City Council to direct our page National Energy Program that discussed the for its farmers. - . planning officials to review the efficacy of the Island's. then-current state of the art. Advances have been Regretfully, Conner failed to emphasize that it would solid waste disposal function, particularly the made since. also largely solve the expensive and vexing community bothersome sector known as "biomass." A valuable by-product of those discoveries could health problem of waste disposal. That is an important "Biomass," as it is known to the trade, is defined as: very well be a system whereby instead of it costing the aspect for such isolated communities as our resort- "the lump sum of wood and waste material of city and its property owners to get rid of such biomass oriented barrier islands! biological origin, everything from sewage to manure." as melaleuca, Brazilian pepper and causarina trees, With the wealth of research data readily available on It must be admitted that our Islands have an they could be harvested and sold for producing fuels the ways of handling solid waste disposal and the abundance of that kind of stuff. Getting rid of it by the for the generation of energy. number of energy conversion methods to consider, il traditional methods, however, is a costly and Other economic and public health benefits are also seems a worthwhile project for the city to call for sometimes frustrating experience. Much has to be within the realm of possibilities, such as processing volunteers with the technical knowledge to develop a hauled over to the opposite end of the county, which sewage sludge into marketable fertilizers such as has plan for the productive use of the Island's biomass. involves a 100-mile round trip. A significant amount of netted Minneapolis a handsome source of municipal Such a volunteer committee working shoulder to it is illicitly dumped on vacant private and public income; and converting garbage into ethanol, the form shoulder with our planning officials is an asset properties. of alcohol that is mixed with gasoline to produce a available to Sanibel. _ . Modern technology has developed and tested several profitable gasohol. : Paul Howe more lawful and economical ways of converting this Florida's Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner biomass into energy sources. Those ways have been has publicly expressed his enthusiasm for such well publicized in the general press and technical "renewable resource fuel production." He pointed out Editor's note: The opinions expressed in this column -journals over the past several years. that in addition to helping solve the state's energy are those of the writer and do not necessarily reflect The Federal Energy and Development problems it would give Florida new industries, jobs for the views of The Islander.

Tenney urges votes for Johnson Webbs express

To the Editor serve as reminders of changes the majority and I urge the people of the community to confidence The Islander of the voters turned down at that time. vote for her. Her service on the Planning City Council run-off candidate Don Bissell However, one paragraph is pertinent: Commission has demonstrated that she will in Johnson was campaign chairman for defeated "We all need a New Voice on Council. work to preserve and protect our fragile council candidate Buntrock in the 1980 city That's why I have worked for Robert environment, that she understands the in- election. Both are brother realtors. Buntrock. And that is why I ask you to tegrity of the Comprehensive Land Use for council According to a letter he wrote to all Sanibel support Robert Buntrock for City Council Plan, that she believes in control of growth voters at that time in behalf of his realtor and development and that she wants to keep To the Editor friend, candidate Bissell supported all of If Buntrock's "New Voice" was a sour Sanibel an ideal residential community. The Islander defeated candidate Buntrock's charges, note for Sanibel then, is candidate Bissell's George Tenney Today we must get out and votei.--!oni' claims, policies and concerns. any less sour now? Sanibel more time. One vital seat on our five-person The letter is too long for reproduction, and For my part I believe Sanibel's interests Sanibel City Council is at stake. the appropriate paragraphs would only would be better served by Louise Johnson, We have carefully reviewed , the qualifications and experience of both can- didates and firmly"believe Louise Johnson is our best choice. For two years she has worked as a Planning Commissioner, and Experience, resolve earn Johnson support she knows the principles and the pitfalls of our Comprehensive Land Use Plan. To the Editor - the commission and making good decisions longstanding, demonstrated record of She has no commitments to vested in The Islander for the past two years. Her record is clear judgment about and concern for the Com- terests. She will represent all segments of , Recent political advertisements and for all who wish to examine it. Those who do prehensive Land Use Plan? our community with an even hand. She has letters from friends of Don Bissell have so would see that she has steadfastly voted My judgment tells me that Sanibel needs the time; she has the will; and she has the questioned the judgment of Louise Johnson. to uphold our Comprehensive Land Use Louise with her experience and her resolve knowledge. . I have known Louise foF years, worked with Plan, yet she has shown compassion in in- to withstand pressures that would erode our A vote for Louise Johnson on Nov. 16 is a her on city committees, observed her ac- dividual cases where variances could be plan. vote to maintain Sanibel the unique treasure tivity on the Planning Commission and have allowed without compromising the integrity Sincerely, that it is. full confidence in her judgment and ability. of the CLUP. H.B. Fuller Helen and Bill Webb She has been using her good judgment on Does her opponent have the same Sanibel Sanibel To our We want Letters to the Moving? your recipes editor policy At least two weeks before you move please readers notify The Islander, Box 56, Sanibel, FL We know it isn't even Thanksgiving yet, 33957 (472-5185), of your new address. but we're thinking ahead to our annual All letters submitted to The Islander for Send us an old address label with your new Holiday Extra, which will be published the publication must contain the sender's name, address. If you don't have a label from the Need more week after Thanksgiving,'and we want your address and phone number for verification. paper, please supply both your old and new favorite holiday recipes now. However, you may request that your name address either by phone or by.mail.' So dig out your holiday file and send us the not be published. re.cipe you're famous for. We want candies, Islanders? desserts, drinks, main dishes and side dishes, too. Extra copies of specific issues of The Mail your recipe to The Islander, P.O. 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 this Friday, Nov. 19. 6A Tuesday, November 16,1982 The ISLANDER MUNICIPAL RECORDS By Barbara Brundage Rate of Growth City suits promise to keep Bo wen busy to the end process leaves applicants pleased City Attorney Neal Bowen's last months as the court on a hypothetical question," Sanibel'S chief legal counsel will be busy Bowen said. ones. • : . .• Commenting on the suit's allegation that Hearings on- motions to dismiss two of the changing the zoning constitutes a "taking," All 54 applicants for single-family homes Fifty-four of the initial 63 "without lawsuits pending against the city are Bowen pointed out that that action took came were happy after last week's beneficial use" allocations went to ap- scheduled within the next three weeks. place more than six years ago. November Rate of Growth allocations. plicants for single-family homes. Lee County Circuit Court Judge William Enactment of land use regulations and The Planning Commission allocated "off Eight units allocated for four duplex Nelson will hear on Nov. 22 a motion Nby the adoption of ah ordinance are "planning level the top" 63 dwelling units of the 86 available projects in the Dunes were also charged to city to dismiss a litigation filed by Carbro, discretionary functions; of the city," Bowen in the final period in the 1982 Rate of Growth the single-family reserve under terms of Inc., a Kentucky corporation. addded. year: One allocation went to each applicant that subdivision's stipulated settlement with On Dec. 13 Circuit Judge Robert Shafer Florida, law does not recognize "inverse who qualified for the "without beneficial the city. One unit of Robert Gibson's two- will hear the city's motion to dismiss a suit condemnation" la jury award of com- use" priority. duplex project on Ferry Road came from the filed by William and Marjorie Gelderd of pensation) as a remedy for alleged Eleven of the 23 allocations remaining multi-family reserve. Largo that asks the court to declare "in- "takings." " after that procedure were divided among Gibson, with three units garnered under correct" the city's ruling that only one house In the Gelderd case, Bowen said, the three multi-family projects eligible for the the phased develoment priority, received all can be built on two full size lots the Gelderds plaintiffs "have not utilized procedures for phased development priority. the allocations he needs to begin con- own in Sanibel Estates. relief under the Comprehensive Land Use The final 12 allocations were shared by the struction of his two-duplex project. Carbro's suit claims the city's refusal to Plan and have failed to exhaust ad- four projects rated highest in the Planning The 60 dwelling units remaining jn the rezone to commercial property Carbro owns ministrative remedies." Commission's scoring on-10 criteria. reserves to be allocated Nov. 8 included 20 in on Periwinkle Way "unreasonable, ar- Last June the city denied the Gelderds' Mariner Properties' Tortuga Beach Club the Below Market Rate Housing category bitrary and discriminatory." request for a development permit to build a and Sanibel Cottages, tied with 117 points in which had not been applied for. The suit also seeks full compensation for home on one of their Sanibel Estate lots the scoring, each got four units. Shorewood The City Council voted on "Nov. 2 not to the alleged "taking" without due process of because the deed described the property as Condominium with 114 points and Captran's carry these 20 units forward into the new law the only beneficial use for which the one lot not two. At that time Planner Jean Shell Island Beach Club III with 100 points ROGO year that began Nov. 1. *,.. property is suited (commercial). Nichols suggested the Gelderds seek a received two allocations each. The Planning Commission voted Currently the property is the site of the F specific amendment, but they took no fur- The commission was unanimous in unanimously to follow the council's lead and & B Oyster Co., a seafood restaurant. The ther action. awarding the two units to Shorewood. that agreed to use the BMRH reserve for either property was zoned for business- Bowen said .Jiere is "no justiceiable will^eomplete the 13-unit condominium. single- or multi-family housing in the commercial by;Lge County when the Kirk- controversy,", and the Gelderds are "n!er,ely * As a reward for merit for scoring tops in November alloction. . *- patrick family acquired it in 1965. speculating their request for relief wilf be the competition, Tortuga Beach and Sanibel Also reflected in the total of 86 allocations Since 1972 the property has been used as a denied by the city." Cottages were entitled to receive the bulk of available were 26 single-family units that restaurant. When gSanibel adopted its Bowen said Federal District Judge Ben the units left, the commissioners reasoned. were allocated in July but were terminated Comprehensive LaiSEPUse Plan in 1976 the Krentzman in Tampa has granted a con- Two units for Captran would permit the when building permits were not obtained by zoning was changed to residential and the tinuance of the Goldsmith versus City of start of construction of a new building at that the Oct. 29 deadline, Planning Director restaurant was declared a lawfuly existing Sanibel lawsuit that was originally interval ownership resort, Acting Planning Bruce Rogers explained. commercial use. scheduled for trial between Jan. 10 and Feb. Commission Chairman Larry Simon pointed Fourteen of these applicants reapplied. Last February new commercial 10. out. Five others, whose development permits regulations adopted by the city changed the Bowen, whose resignation becomes ef- The low scorer, Beach House con- had expired after "waiting in line" for more rules for lawfully existing properties, and fective Jan. 14, recommended postponement dominium with 93 points, earlier had won. than a year, started all over and were uv expansion or change of use is now of the trial to give his. successor time to under the phase development priority four eluded in the 40 new single-family ap^ prohibited. become familiar with the case that he allocations for the seven-unit project that plications, Rogers_said. In addition after Jan. 1, 1990, if the considers "most significant." was competing under ROGO for the first Altogether a total of 135 dwelling units property is vacant for more than 12 months In the suit DeValle Goldsmith, who lives time. were requested, including applications for 73 or if it is more than 50 percent destroyed, it on Sanibel three months during the winter, Sanibel Cottages also received an ad- multi-family units carried forward from the must revert to its original residential use. cliallenges the constitutionality of the city's ditional four units under that priority, giving July ROGO period. In the motion to dismiss the case Bowen parking ordinance. the project the eight units requested. argued that, "The problems of not being A non-resident taxpayer, Goldsmith able to rebuild are eight years away, and it claims he was discriminated against when is entirely possible they may never occur." he was denied a residential permit that Since Carbro has not indicated any plans would allow him to park at 14 different who will take over Seat 4 from Duane White. to expand the property or made applications beach and bay access areas because he is 5:01 p.m. - Public hearing a^id second for permits or other city approval, the suit is not a full time Sanibel resident. Coming up reading of an ordinance adopting the "merely a request for an advisory opinion of evaluation and appraisal of the Sanibel Comprehensive Land Use Plan (Five Year Winterbotham, Barefield, Hagerup at City Hall Review). Thursday, Nov. 25 and Friday, Nov. 26 - A list of upcoming All city offices closed for the Thanksgiving absences make for skeleton Day holiday.

City Council and Tuesday, Dec. 7, MacKenzie Hall, 9 a.m. - Planning Commission meeting Regular meeting of the City Council. First Planning order of business swearing in of councilmai. Neither Commission Chairman Ann The council will accept Hagerup's to fill Seat 5, vacated by Mayor Porter Goss, Winterbotham nor Vice Chairman Bill resignation at today's meeting, after which Commission followed by reorganization of the new Hagerup were present at last week's Hagerup will be sworn into office and take council and the election of a mayor and vice Planning Commission meeting, and Com- over Seat 4 from White. meetings mayor. missoner Larry Simon was named acting The council will also appoint a new chairman. Planning Commissioner to serve out Wednesday, Dec. 15 , MacKenzie Hall, 9 Winterbotham is vacationing in Africa. Hagerup's term, which expires in December a.m. - Special City Council meeting to Hagerup, elected Nov. 2 to fill the City 1983. discuss a compendium of facts and figures Council seat vacated by Councilman Duane With Commissioner Emily Barefield pertaining to the intensity of use to regulate White, on the advice of City Attorney Neal hospitalized with pneumonia, only four Tuesday, Nov. 16, MacKenzie Hall, 9 a.m. - growth, l p.m. - Continuation of a public Bowen the next day submitted his commissioners were on hand to participate - Regular meeting of the City Council. First hearing and second reading of an ordinance resignation from the Planning Commission. in last week's ROGO allocations. order of business will. be swearing in of setting hurricane resistant construction "Under state statutes a public official Barefield has since been discharged from newly elected Councilman; Bill Hagerup, standards. can't hold two offices at the same time," Cape Coral Hospital and is recuperating at Bowen said. . home. The ISLANDER Tuesday, November 16,1982 7A.

Judge rules in bank's favor over Captran charges

By Barbara Brundage the bankrupt property after a bankruptcy acted "wrongfully" by seizing funds from In addition, Trowbridge said the bank Tampa Bankruptcy Court Judge petition is filed. one account to pay off loans that were paid charged Captran $1,500 for attorneys fees Alexander Paskay ruled last week that Paskay found after studying a deposition up to date, involved in the set-off. Sanibel's Bank of the Islands did not act in from BOTI Vice President Jim Lowman and In the suit the court was asked to cite the In a memorandum arguing against the contempt of court when it took $38,000 from a other bank documents that, "Clearly the bank for contempt and to award real and contempt motion Appleton said the action to Captran Resorts International account to bank had engaged in substantial activity punitive damages to Captran. call in the loans was decided on because the pay off five automobile loans. prior to the actual filing to exercise its right Trowbridge said Friday he had decided bank "had been greatly concerned about The bank made the move just hours before te- call in the loans." not to appeal the judge's ruling on the Captran's financial condition for several the interval .ownership resort filed for BOTI attorney Michael Applet on called contempt Charge, but he added, "We are months." voluntary bankruptcy last July 16. Paskay's ruling an "exoneration of BOTI moving ahead with the five other counts in After being notified the day before Cap- Captran's founder and President Keith and a clear confirmation that the bank acted the suit still pending, tran filed for Chapter 11 status that another Trowbridge claimed the bank violated a lawfully and properly in the set-off to protect "We feel it is grossly unfair that the bank bank had withdrawn the company's Master bankruptcy code provision of an "automatic its customers and depositors." refuses to give us the trucks and Card and Visa privileges, BOTI decided on stay" that prohibits the demand for im- Captran filed a suit against BOTI in automobiles which were paid off by the mediate payment or calling of loans against Bankruptcy Court charging that the bank offset," Trowbridge said. continued page 9A

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the set-off. expected to be finalized by Tuesday and will about assuming responsibility for planning the Sanibel-Captiva Power Squadron, Appleton said the steps taken by the bank be submitted to Paskay, Trowbridge said. the party. "These are all great guys, and I Bailey's, City Hall and" the West Wind Inm to exercise its set-off rights were completed The plan, worked out by a Creditors would do anything to honor them." Islanders can purchase tickets from any before the bankruptcy petition actually was Committee composed of Captran's major Although Palmer himself made virtually members of the above organizations or by filed in Tampa about 4:30 p.m. on July 16. creditors, calls for placing unsold interval all the arrangements for everything from calling Palmer, 472-1316. Paskay agreed that there "apparently ownership weeks in a trust paying off debts food to drink to entertainment, he enlisted The Police Recreation Club will handle the was no violation of the automatic stay and as the weeks are sold. the cooperation of numerous civic cash bar all evening, and Sal Vibratones will ihat the motion of contempt is not well Paskay will sit in federal court in Fort organizations on the Island to sell the $7.50 provide dancing music after the buffed taken." Myers Dec. 3, but Trowbridge indicated to tickets. dinner, which will start at 6:30 p.m. '.•, Captran's attorney Diane Jensen said the get things settled earlier Captran would go He reported last week he has garnered the "We've kept it very reasonable," Palmer contempt motion is "a limited issue," and to Tampa for a final hearing. assistance of the Chamber of Commerce, the said, "because we want to have everyone added she intends to proceed with the five If Paskay frees Captran from bankruptcy American Legion, the Rotary, Kiwanis and there." He warned, however, that only 300< other counts in the suit. court jurisdiction the company will operate Lions clubs, the Committee of the Islands, tickets will be sold on a first come, firsf Documents required for Captran's plan under the reorganization plan until all debts the Committee of Neighborhood served basis. * for reorganization under which its creditors are satisfied. Associations, the Police Recreation Club, will be paid off 100 cents to the dollar are

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A short time ago I had the opportunity to fisli an unusual There is a very real problem if saltwater gets too far back In 10 minutes I hooked and landed three snook. And on a place where the chances of catching a freshwater fisli were into areas where freshwater is normally found. So spillways freshwater lure, too. All were released because, even as good as the chances of catching fisli that call the brine (or low dams) are often found around the Everglades areas. though they were indeed snook, they were under the 18-rnch their home. It's an interesting place to fish. On the high, freshwater legal limit. Some of the anglers did lock into keeper size The spot was the Port Of The Islands, a resort in the side of the dam is nearly every sweet water creature you snook and had great stories to tell during dinner that night. northern reaches of the Everglades. The port is about half can imagine. Fishing the Port of the Islands is a mix of fresh and an hour drive south of Naples on U.S. 41. Just over the three-foot wide dam is saltwater, complete saltwater angling. You have the choice. When the wind blew This sprawling resort has a history of good and bad times, with tidal ranges and fish from tarpon to fingerling mullet. 20 mph in the afternoon, several in our party put away the and in between those it often sat abandoned, alone in this My fishing partners were well experienced in freshwater boat and walked the banks above the spillway casting for watery wilderness. angling, but they toted both kinds of fishing gear. We pulled bass. But now it is on the rise again, and many anglers are the boat, to the salt side of the dam and shortly caught a The tackle distributor with me was an accomplished rediscovering the unusual fishing possiblities the port of- redfish and a large mouth bass. Yes, even though the water worm angler - with artificial worms. There is a technique fers, During my visit I fished with a national distributor of is salty, bass come over the dam and feed right in there with where you bait the plastic worm just so, toss it to a piling, fishing tackle and a fellow outdoor writer from Jacksonville the others. The waters were literally alive with all sizes of then give it ever so slight twitches. But when these guys set along with about 30 others as guests of Florida Sportsman mudfish. the hook, the 12-inch bass nearly come shooting out of the magazine staffers. Mudfish are catfish-looking characters that rise to the water with the force of the strike. An interesting way of All were well respected writers, but that was secondary. surface. They reminded me of mullet and are called fishing, but our sea trout would leave his false teeth on your We came to fish for the weekend, not write. mudfish because they taste just like mud when cooked. We hook if you tried that around here. For you who are new to Florida, we have bodies of fresh didn't catch any, so that didn't bother us. Everglades fishing is quite a change for me. Many and saltwater that are joined here by rivers, streams and so During a lunch break I took a tiny freshwater spoon down anglers fish right from the banks of the road. You don't need on. In other places engineers have built dams or spillways to to the seawall on Port of the Islands property just a cast a license if you fish on the saltwater side, but you will if you keep one type of water from joining the other. from the spillway. strictly work the fresh.

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We are into that time of the year when the Gulf of Mexico current washing in and oul has started to deposit shells <>n were arks mixed in with elajns and some small-whelks. is going to be more roughed up by northeastern storms. It's the beach and has also attracted some attention from It takes looking,and sometimes you have losil riglil dowr a good time to start looking for shells building around Ihe collectors. to work over a section of shells lo find something worth shoreline. One thing that had worried several residents along' keeping. In other words, you liav<> to be selective. One of the places we have been noticing a steady increase Wulfert Channel, which leads to Pine Island Sound, was that Some shellers we watched didn't tare much whethei of shore shells is right at Turner's Beach on the lower endol the inside waters would eventually go dead. This has been someone like myself would say their finds were special or Captiva. With all the shelling pressure from visitors, 1 known to happen when a pass is cut off. The back bay waters not. They collected bags of shells for their own use. TIHMV'S would think there couldn't be a shell left on that beach, bul don't get the flush of new salt water, and many of the fisli probably a lot of grandchildren up'north who will find soi <• curiously enough there is a mound of shells there. and shells move out or die. shells in their stockings this Christmas! It's a favorite spot for those who like to watch very good One thing that happened several years ago when the pass These mounds of shells doOccur from time to time on sunsets. And, of course, while waiting for the sun to drop, closed-was that with no swift currents of water, shellers every beach on the Islands, if Ihe waves' and currents hit a most people search for shells. could walk way back into the sound and take as many live part of the beach just right, many different types oi shells This is the same section of the Islands I wrote about back angel wings, whelks and king's crowns as they wanted. II will wash up. That's one advantage of shelling in the cooler in the summer. For several years prior to the mid-June "No only took a year or so of that and, predictably, the mud flats months. Name Storm," the water didn't flow under Blind Pass on the inside of Blind Pass were ruined. Good shelling (his week, and remember Saiiibrl's limit ol Bridge. It was dry sand, the result of changes in the gulf The influx of sea water has started again, making those two live shells per species per person. floor sending sand in to close the pass. flats inaccessable for the most part. We hope the live shells The reopening of the pass in June started what I had will move back on the flats within a few years. Capt. Mike Fuery offers daily shelling trips lo North hoped would be some well-deserved renewed shelling But the beaches are the easiest for the majority of us lo Captiva and Cayo Costa Islands. Call 472-3459 lor in- around the new opening, It seems the shelling is getting reach, and that's were casual collectors look for shells. formation. better. In the pile that was building at Blind Pass the other day, On the other side of the pass, on Sanibel, the force of the not all the shells were great finds, that's for sure. Many

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Tu 16 "7:25 AM L 2:04 PM H 6.06 PM L "11:32 PM H W 17 • '8:01AM L 2:46 PM H 6:21 PM L Th 18 "12:01AM H "8.39 AM L 3.40 PM H 6.46 PM L F 19 "12:37 AM H "9:18 AM L 4:34PM H. 7:18 PM i; Sa 20 "1:19 AM H '10:07 AM L _ 5u 21 "2:08 AM H 11:01 AM L 6:25 PM H 9.30 PM L M 22 •3:07 AM H 11:57 AM L 7:07 PM H 11:27 PM 1. Tu 23 4:16 AM H 12:51 PML 7:39 PM H - .First Q has a new look! Please join us for lunch and a fashion show... ' Conversion table: The above tides are for the lighthouse point of Sanibel only. To convert for Redfish Pass (North tip of Captiva), add 55 minutes to the time Thursday, November 18 shown for every high fide. Subtract two minutes for every low tide. For Captiva Island Gulf side, subtract 30 minutes for each high tide, and sub from noon'fill two tract hour and 16 minutes for each low tide. For Captiva Island, Pine (stand Sound (Bay) side, add 1 hour and four in the Bahama Room at minutes for each high tide and add 52 minutes 'or each low tide. In between these points, gulf c; hay, guesstimate and have good fishing or the Sundial. We win shelling. • . . be introducing our new fall and winter lines THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS ~ for your approve*

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Thanks to the will of nature and the The young, downy birds with classic heart- dedicated efforts of the Sanibel Captiva shaped faces were then fitted with small Conservation Foundation Research Com- silver bands that read: "Notify U.S. Fish mittee, the barn owl has enjoyed a and Wildlife Service, U.S.A." Each band resurgence on Sanibel over the past few also carried an identification number. years. Their tail feathers not fully developed, the Since last fall, seven young barn owls have young were about a week away from flying hatched in two of the 49 boxes committee the coop, Webb said.. volunteers have erected all over the Islands. The two owls bring to four the number that Last Thursday volunteers banded two have hatched and taken up residence at the young barn owls at the home of Dr. Bill and Webb's box this year. Helen Webb. Ten weeks old and ready to "The last pair of young would come back fledge, the owls hissed and clacked their and sit on top of the box and be fed by the beaks as SCCF Manager Steve Phillips adult owls two to three weeks after climbed up a ladder on the side of the Webb's fledging," Webb said. "It will be two to three home, reached into the box, put the owls months before they are really able to hui head first into a megaphone-shaped roll of for themselves, and two years before they paper and passed them to Webb, who in turn reach maturity." passed them to Dr. Steve Pieri, who was Phillips salvaged the decomposed waiting on the ground. remains of a third barn owl, estimated to be

These two barn owls, left, are among seven that have hatched since last fall in boxes provided around the Island by the Sanibel- Captiva Conservation Foundation Research Committee. The barn owls are banded for . iden- tification, right.

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five weeks old. Webb speculated it may have destroyed agriculture here, however, the been the victim of disease, overcrowding amount of open land has shrunk. And more (the parents may not have been able to important, most newer buildings do not provide enough food to support three young) facilitate nesting. or perhaps even poisoned food. At Webb's initiative, 49 barn owl boxes "With the increase in barn owls here we have been built by Al Lloyd and a host of ought to be more and more careful about volunteers since the summer of 1980 in an putting out rat poison," Webb said. He called effort to solve the housing crisis. Built from the owls "self-setting rat traps." scrap plywood salvaged from area con- The remains of the owl will be boiled and struction sites, the boxes have been erected its skeleton added to the SCCF reference on and near homes on Sanibel and Captiva. collection. With four young veterans of the Webbs' At the conservation foundation, where two barn owl box, Webb attributes the success to barn owls hatched and fledged late last year, location. "The place is quiet; there is lots of one of four eggs recently hatched (another solitude." racked; two disappeared), and the young The Webbs say they have a "completely owl will soon be ready to leave the nest. parental feeling toward the young owls." Barn owls hunt rats and field mice for food Parenthood, Webb said, "has been rewar- and usually choose open attics or barns for ding to us." nesting. Since the hurricane of 1926, which

Sanibel-Captiva Con- servation Foundation Manager Steve Phillips, left, carefully handles one of two barn owls at the home of Dr. Bill and Helen Webb. Right, Webb hands one of the owls toDr.StevePieri.

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Wish: "To eliminate hypocrisy from hunrtan nature." By Cindy Chalmers Words of Wisdom: "Always do your best. Photos by David Meardon

Five years ago Albert Evans set his sights on optometry. was," he adds. "But practicing it on Sanibel makes me that honeymoon in Paris. "I knew what I would need, so I or- The University of Florida graduate with honors in much happier with my job." * • ' dered the equipment and then just had to wait," he says. .chemistry entered the University of Houston College of If he had stayed in Houston, Evans says, he would have But he didn't "just wait." While the equipment was en Optometry and graduated Dr. Albert Evans four years spent an hour driving both to and from his office each day. route from all over the country, Evans built the signs and later. On Sanibel, however, he is five minutes from home or office display cases, laid the carpeting and even potted the plants Last month Evans opened his practice on Sanibel with a at any given time and gladly spends the two hours that in his new office before opening Oct. 18. clear view of what he hopes the future brings. "I want to otherwise would be "on the road" in his office. "I don't mind Couldn't he have stepped into a ready-made office in a big earn my reputation as an optometrist on Sanibel," he says 10-hour days in my office because I enjoy what I'm doing so city and by-passed all the work of establishing a business? in his office on Periwinkle Way. much," he says. "Sure," he says. "I could have gone to Miami and made a After he graduated from optometry school, Evans and his Optometry was the most attractive option Evans put forth better living. But I wanted to come to Sanibel. 1 grew up new wife moved to Johannesburg, South Africa, where. for himself when he realized several years ago it was time here for the most part, went to elementary school here and Evans started a contact lens department in the office of that to "decide what I would do for the rest of my life." knew what this Island was all about. country's foremost children's optometrist. "I wanted tocombine math and science and people," he "People here chose Sanibel because they have a commoi, He had traveled all his life with his airline pilot father. says. "I had it narrowed down to law, architecture or op- bond, common interests. That's what I wanted to be a part After a year of traveling around South Africa, however, tometry. Optometry won out because of all- the physics Of, too." Evans knew he wanted to come back'to Sanibel, where his involved. I love physics." Have the changes in the Island over I he years bothered family had settled in 1963. Evans'tackled optoinetryschool with all the vigor he Evans? No. "There have been very little -changes," he says. "After seeing the rest of the world," he says, "I knew I would need to ensure a successful graduate school career. "There's more traffic, but even that has come gradually. didn't want to wait until I was 60 years old to come back to He graduated Suinma Cum Laude. "I don't think Sanibel'has anything to fear," he adds Sanibel. He spent only two months setting up his Sanibel office, thoughtfully. "Ills almost guaranteed lhal the Island will "1 would be dedicated to optometry no matter where 1 after leaving South Africa, and indulging in a delayed grow old gracefully." 16A Tuesday, November 16,1982 The ISLANDER

Sanibel Recreation Director Dick Noon, left, smiles as he receives a check for $1,000 from Bill Frey, center, and Walter Klie, right, of the Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of Commerce. "Your donation couldn't have come at a better time," Noon told the chamber president and executive director. The money will be put toward construction of and equipping the municipal gymnasium. Photo by David Meardon.

IN THE FRENCH QUARTER "HOME OF THE SANIBEL SAUCE"

AMERICAN, CONTINENTAL AND CREOLE CUISINE NOW OPEN FOR DINNER BREAKFAST 7 AM.-2 P.M. LUNCH 11AM-2 P.M. DINNER 6 P.M.-9:3OPM

FEATURING HOMEMADE *PtnOCd)io'$ ICECREAM, HAPPY HOUR DISHES, PARFAITS AND SUNDAES v3PM-6P.M;Mon.-Sat. FREE HOT HORS D'OEUVRES 1473 Periwinkle Way Sanibel. FL 33957 472-O1OO Tel: 472-5700 CLOSED MONDAYS Tahitian Gardens on Periwinkle Way, Sanibel ft restaurant like this couldn't have happened Chadwtcfc'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. And the food? Well, it's the reason we've beer, acclaimed Our Shrimp time and time again as one of Florida's best restaurants. You can feast on fresh fish, thick & juicy steaks, and such specialties as Breast of Chicken Ain't Shrimpy Plantation and Beer Batter Shrimp. There's a lavish Sunday We've crossed a Sanibel pink shrimp with a brunch, too, with more than 70 different items to tempt you. Beluga whale to come up with the biggest shrimp And don't miss our bountiful Friday evening Seafood Buffet. to be found anywhere in Florida. Jumbo doesn't The best catch for the money anywhere. even begin to describe them. And we serve them To top it off, Chadwick's 16, count 'em, 16 different ways. Also serving provides some of the finest live entertainment oh the islands, ' daily: All-The-Steamed-Shrimp-You-Care-To- with dancing nightly in the lounge. Eat, kiddie dinners, $5.95 Early Bird Specials, Chadwick's. Southwest Florida's most captivating Stone Crab Claws, creative fish and chicken restaurant. feasts, cocktails of all sorts, and smiles. Major credit cards accepted.

Serving dinner 5:00 * 10:00 nightly At the entrance to South Seas Plantation, Captiva Island 1523 Peri winkle Way Reservations now accepted. Phone: 472-5111 472-3161 Managed by Marquis Hotels & Resorts The ISLANDER Tuesday, November 16,1982 17A

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A crowd of spectators gathered on the fishing pier last Wed- how the fire started, but the boat was destroyed. The three men nesday while a 21-foot pleasure craft burned approximately on the boat jumped into the water and were picked up by other 1,000 feet off the Causeway. boaters in the area. In the photo at right, a Coast Guard cutter One man suffered second degree burns on his legs and two makes its way toward the burning boat. Photos by David other men escaped injury when the boat became engulfed in Meardon. flames. Coast Guard officials said Monday they were uncertain

"0M NOBODY DOES IT FRESHER! 8UTCK£R SHOP B&H PLAZA

RED SNAPPER • GROUPER • POMPANO • SHARK • YELLOWTAIL 2317 San Carlos Blvd. 482-0343 OonCoscia ED S BUTCHER SHOP . • REDFISH • SOLE • MACHERAL • BLUEFISH • SWORDFISH • FLOUNDER • DOLPHIN • TROUT • COBIA • OYSTERS • CLAMS From out of the west we buy the very best for our preferred customers. • MUSSELS • SHRIMP • STONE CRAB CLAWS • LOBSTER From Dubuque, Iowa, come 'some of the finest meats I have ever . handled in my 18 years as a meat cutter. We pay extra money to insure v only the finest meats are selected to come in our store. If you have WE SERVE IT FRESH...OR WE DONT SERVE IT AT ALL! forgotten what a good steak or roast or pork chop tastes like, come to Ed's. It will be worth the extra trip, we can guarantee you that. AT THE RESTAURANT EVTHEMARKET " THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS— — WHOLE BONELESS RIB EYE 10-12 Ib. avg $3.99 Ib. WHOLE BONELESS NEW YORK STRIP TIMOCAIMOCAS 14-16 Ib. avg. $3.79 Ib. WHOLE BONELESS TOP SIRLOIN BUTTS RESTRESTAURANA T & 12-14 Ib. avg...... $2.99 Ib. FISH MARKET GROUND CHUCK 5 lbs. or MORE...... $1.69 Ib. Kut! Liquor l.ict>n*> WE SERVE IT FRESH - OUR FAMOUS MEATY PORK BACK RIBS...... $1.89 Ib. 975Rabt»tRd 472 3128 OR WE DONT SERVE IT AT ALL! LOIN CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS...... $2.19 Ib. SORRY RESERVATIONS NOT ACCEPTED FRESH FISH - CHOICE STEAKS - COCKTAILS BONELESS BUTTERFLY PORK CHOPS. $2.89 Ib. FISH MARKET OPEN 2-6 P.M. DAILY

1761 Gulf OKiye- Jsland

Managed by Marquis Hotels & Resorts 18A Tuesday, November 16,1982 The ISLANDER !••••• • iCouponl •••••

GARDENS GROVE (WWIE SUPPLY LASTS) MARKET Tahitian Gardens $3.49 Ib. San CoHos Blvd.-Just North of New 869 WITH THIS COUPON LICENSED & BONDED on Periwinkle Way EXPIRE 11/22/82 GIFT FRUIT SHIPPER 472-O1OO YEAR SOUND • *• V4• Ft. Myers News Press LOW PRICES "Gutsy French food..~4 class act." AURANT& MARKET FottBu.. jean-pauls 3/4Bu. French Corner 1/20U,...... , ..$17.95 restaurant fmricais BYTHtroSTOWCI, 2/5 Bu...... ,....$14.95 Tarpon Bay M.. W«st MMI «T P*riwlnW* FOUOW POST OFFICE DfTOUR. VIA 1/4 Bu...... •"...$11.9* PAIM WDGERD—FIOWNCE WAY. Dimwr HO (rMMWrtieiw 47J-1493) CtsMd Sun. DAILYSPECIALS

'TWEEN -WATERS }~S> Spirit of foolishr»ess OUR TRADITIONAL INN SINCE1931 Food Served Beoch BorS Grill Tif 1A.M. Take Out Orders 'ftAW BAR • PUBLIC BEACH ACCESS • PIZZA • MEXICAN FOOD ....<••. •PATIO GARDEN • VIDEO GAME ROOMS • POOL TABLES te&uuC tfl'KV TUBWIiV MIIMCII 12-3. IH\>KKS-HW V.V.. SIKSTA TIMK *5!'.». BUFFET •Ml FT. BKVt>M)KVlllW:KT<>S'>in'llsR\SPI.\MVruiN THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25,1982 ll:30TO2:30 -5 TO 9 P.M.

ROAST YOUNG TOM TURKEY ROAST BEEF AU JUS BROILED FRESH FISH ROAST LONG ISLAND DUCKLING WITH ORANGE SAUCE CAP71VA ISLAND

NOW OPEN MONr-SAT. 8AM-10PM ASSORTED FRESH VEGETABLES EXCEPT SUN. 9AM-9 PM 472-2374 CANDIED YAMS Captive Road.& Andy Rosse Lane OVEN ROASTED POTATOES BOUNTIFUL SALAD BAR FRESH BAKED BREADS F&B OYSTER CO. PUMPKIN PIE MINCE MEAT PIE FRESH APPLE PIE ICE CREAM 8c SHERBET

COFFEE TEA MILK SODA A FISH HOUSE 2163 Periwinkle Way THE FINEST FISH HOUSE IN SOUTHWEST FLORIDA ADULTS-$12.95 • TRY OUR FAMOUS SHORE DINNER CHILDREN - $5.95 (12 AND UNDER) BEERS AND 15 % SERVICE CHARGE 8c 5 % SALES TAX ADDED SERVED DAILY 5:00 to 9:30 Phone 472-5276 RESERVATIONS PLEASE - 472-5161 RAW OYSTER BAR The ISLANDER Tuesday, November 16,1982 19A Pepper's opens in Tahitian Gardens

By Carol Kranichfeld delights under the heading of the "Octopus' lemons topped with whipped cream), winter's night, Pepper's will conjure up your With menu headings reminiscent of old Garden" for those not inclined toward beef, "Quarrymen Revived" (fresh lime, lemon favorite drinks.by the pitcher. Beatles songs like "The Long and Winding chicken, veal or seafood. Eggplant Par- or lemon-lime freeze) and "Daytripper" (an Eating for two or more is also made easy Pasta," "Just A Little Help From Your migiana, Tomato Florentine, and Melody Island-style pina colada). by Pepper's chefs, who offer four- unique Friends" (appetizers), "Abbey Road" (beef Saute are but three vegetarian selections For the folks who are looking for selections by the plateful. and veal), "Chicken In The Sky With from which to choose. something stronger, Pepper's suggests one The atmosphere at Pepper's is likely to Diamonds" and "Yellow Submarines's Beverages have not been neglected by the of the following: Tropical:Storm' (rainbow delight anyone who enters; with its special Delight" (seafood), Pepper's Restaurant owners, who seem particularly dedicated to blend of strawberry and apricot liqueurs, glass-enclosed dining room, one-way opened last week in Tahitian Gardens. detail. The "Four Vestal Virgins" offers orange juice and rum), Gulf of:Mexico (take mirrors dividing various portions of the Owners Bud and Mary Locicero plan to non-alcoholic drinkers four ideas on a dive into this one, you will either sink or restaurant, plants galore, and even a tiny keep Pepper's open for lunch, "attitude refreshing drinks such as "Mother Nature's swim, says the menu) of Coniba Colada private dining room for the most romantic of adjustment hour" and dinner until 11 p.m. Sun" (strawberry pina colada), "Run For (dark rum, banana and strawberry). dinners. Pepper's menu also includes vegetarian Your Life" (fresh squeezed oranges, limes^ And forJhose ready to settle in for a long

NOW OPEN coconut

Restaurant & Lounge LUNCHEON LOUNGE OPENS 11:00A.M. lla.M. FRESH SEAFOOD DINNER 5:00 P.M. HAPPY HOUR 4-6 COME IN AND SUNDAY BRUNCH JOIN THE FUN WITH and STEAKS 10:30 A.M. Till 2:30 P.M SONGS OF YESTERDAY ANDTODAY GREEK GOURMET CUISINE SUNDAY DINNER 5:00 P.M.-9 P.M. Friday and Saturday, 5-10 MIKE ROSA RESERVATIONS AT THE PIANO BAR PRIME. RIB SPECIAL SUGGESTED TUES.-SAT.8PM-1AM 482-1881 FORMERLY SUNDAY 4 PM-? KINGSTON SQUARE Saturday RESTAURANT Dinners from $7.95 COCKTAIL LOUNGE tFULL MENU AVAILABLE KINGSTON SQUARE Chidren's Menu HORSd'OEUVRES4-6 "ON THE ROAD TO SANIBEL" ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS | Located in front of Bailey's Store 472-1366 Cor. Periwinkle Way & Tarpon Bay Rd.

91 CONTINENTAL LETIZIAS CUISINE Italian, French & Seafood Specialties Featuring Fresh Deal, Poultry & fish

Every Wednesday night at McT's:

Free wine by the glass for all women 7-11 p.m. In the bar Consistently high quality is more Impromptu duets by our bartenders. omen important than the occasional out- Serving cocktails, food and fun nightly 4 p.m. to close standing accomplishment. 99^ Rail Drinks6:00-7:30.

Watch for Big Screen TV specials. This is what has made us one of the Island's favorite restaurants.

Full Liquor License

SORRY. NO RESERVATIONS - CASUAL DRESS 5:30 P.M.-9:30 P.M. CLOSED SUNDAYS I VKA 3313 W?st Gulf Drive - Beautiful Sanibei Island - On the Gulf

472-2177 20A Tuesday, November 16,1982 The ISLANDER AN EYE FOR THE ISLANDS

By Maggie Greenberg

Last week's column noted certain telltale signs that alert week. And so, I now had messy Missy in tow during her period of Islanders to the fact that The Season is nearly upon us. Splendid! That would give me ample time in which to temporary suspension which, naturally, coincided with my Having submitted that article to The Islander, it suddenly indulge in a veritable orgy of Harriet Homemaker activity period of cleaning and moving. General Eisenhower's occurred to me that, this year, I would be most intimately (normally reserved for rainy days) to ensure that concerns about rotten weather on the eye of the Normandy involved with the return of our winter residents. everything was quite in order. invasion really seemed quite paltry by comparison. As a member of the Island house-sitting brigade, I had Some people love to organize and plan, and I am most Well, I reasoned, surely my good-natured house-sitting lived in the very lap of luxury in a lovely bay-side home for certainly one of them, I even go so far as to consider con- roommate would rise to this unfortunate occasion ^y some six months. tingencies, even very improbable and highly unlikely would be more than willing to add a few more items-., ••er Both the house, and I, had survived the threat of Alberto, contingencies. Unfortunately, my contigency planning list of cleaning chores. the nasty propensity of weeds to divide and multiply failed to cover three successive situations that suddenly Having altered everyone's cleaning schedule to my outrageously, the "No-Name Storm," erratic bombing runs reduced my sensible schemes to a shambles. satisfaction, I was soon felled by the full import of the by Mosquito Control, horrendous rains, the devious attacks Readers of The Islander may remember Missy (Nov. 2), phrase, "The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak." of a malicious Strangler Fig tree and the utterly unsolicited the impetuous teenage relative whom I had deposited (for Shortly after the return of the prodigal Missy, my fondness of an awesome alligator for wallowing on my side safekeeping) in a Florida boarding school. Alas, a call from roommate "threw out" her back. Now I do not know of the canal. the school informed me that - after only one week in precisely how one manages to accomplish this feat, but the However, all good things must come to an end. I decided residence - Missy had elected to Waltz down the fire escape effect of the exertion is readily apparent: the victim is in to call my "houseparents" and find out when they expected of girls' dorm, and up the fire escape of the boys' dorm, at a great agony - and utterly supine for the duration. to return. It appeared that three adults, one large dog and most unsuitable hour. (She never listened to me when I told one small bird in a big cage would arrive the following her that those elonking clogs would get her into trouble!) continued next page

472-1581

Happy Hour Our dough is made fresh daily EAT IN OR TAKE OUT 4:30-6:30 pm ITALIAN SUBS Sanibel Mon.-Fri. ~" PIZZA SPAGHETTI Live Shelling SALADS BEER ^ WINE TO GO Restriction All Islanders Invited! 11 rOOa.m.^l 1:00p.m. Limit of two live shells Seven Days of each species per person 1246 Middle Gulf Drive • Sanibel 1630 A Periwinkle Way CITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION 79-08 Across from Bank of The Islands 472-4151

All Our Fish Is Priced And Marked Daily. DISCOVER THE NEW MENU AT You May Order It Pan Fried In Butter Or Broiled Serial iriih a /ilale of famous Sanibel Fish Steu: ami losseil House SalatI or Cole Slau:

FROM THE EASTERN FROM THE SOUTHERN SEA SHORE COAST

MEXICAN MULLIGAN NIGHT

\ To Be DINNERS START AT $5.25 A Mexican Golfer To E«joy Our FREE TACOS BREAKFAST LUNCH 7:30 -12:00 11:00-2:30 Serving Only Fresh Seafood MBO'MABGABrrAS $LS Every Friday SUNDAY BREAKFAST DliNNER »:00 - 2:00 5:30 - 9:30 WEDNESDAY HAPPY HOUR DAILY 472-1033 5-7 P.M. 1625 PERIWINKLE WAV ACCEPTED The ISLANDER Tuesday, November 16,1982 21A

An eye for the islands continued

Somehow, of course, we all managed to move out and I rugs out of the way, grabbed the mop and desperately en- Toilet! contrived to clean. On the day my houseparents were due to deavored to cope with the inexorable flow of the beautiful - Alas, our weary houseparents were in no position t

Police beat from page 3A The accident put a hole in the door and the bike path to enter the Periwinkle Place man. Police estimated there was $150 Editor's note: Two weeks ago Police Beat broke a window of Daus' 1976 Chevrolet. shopping center parking lot. The car was damage to the Ontario car and $100 to the carried a report of the theft of a stereo from Police estmated damage to Daus' car at $500 driven by Ralph Cannati of 966 Kings Crown parked car. a van that was parked at the Timbers and damage to Bergman's 1978 Oldsmobile Drive. No charges were filed. restaurant. Timbers manager Matt Asen at $50. A Nashville,' Tenn., man reported his car reported last week the owners of the van A Kingston, Ontario, man was charged was struck while it was parked at F & B notified him the stereo had been missing A Sanibel bicyclist escaped injury when he with improper backing after he hit a parked Oyster House on Wednesday evening, Nov. before they went to the restaurant.* ran into a car on Periwinkle Way on Wed- car in the Surfrider condominium parking 10. Police estimated there was $90 damage nesday morning, Nov. 3. Robert Noah of 1409 lot on Sunday night, Nov. 7. The Ontario car to the car. Albatross Road struck a car that turned into struck a car owned by a Delafield, Wis.,

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MUNCHIES Reg. $7.95

THE MOST TALKED ABOUT DELI ON THE ISLANDS' W/Coupon $6.00 (Come And See What It's All About) (25% OFF)

orn r> •• •• l I XVT OPEN 10 a.m.-7 p.m. 0j 359 Periwinkle Way DAILY ONLY 50 MADE ' l (near Lighthouse Beach) FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE

Dance Si Bon the night away... NOW The Atrium Lounge at Chadwick's is the most inviting and relaxing lounge on the islands. Come and enjoy your OPEN! favorite libation, or try some- thing new and exotic. Sample ,£ Gourmet the Gulf's bounties at our seafood raw bar And delight in a wonderful evening, full of the most relaxing entertainment. During Open i November, we're featuring the 9:30 a.m. lively vocal and instrumental 7 days 7:30p.m. artistry of Southbound. The Atrium Lounge at Chadwick's. It's the perfect ' place to end your perfect day. Tuesday's

Sanibel Square _ 'At the entrance to South Seas Plantation, Captiva Island 2244 Pf-riwjr/kLe Way Call 472-5111 for information. Nightly except Monday, 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. 472 22A Tuesday, November 16,1982 The ISLANDER

Tahitian Gardens on Periwinkle Way 472-O1OO

jacobson s requests THEY'RE BACK the pleasure of your company for a special showing of the (Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays) St. John HOUDAY & CRUISE r 983 COLLECTIONS Fashion Consultant Sherry Matthaet will assist you with your selections, from 10 AM to 4 PM / STONE OYSTERS > CLAMS t> SHRIMP & CRAB The Bell Tower, Fort Myers f CLAWS Tuesday, November 16 ' LOCATED NEXT TO LOUNGE & RAW BAR Jacobsons TIMBTIMBCRC S RESTAURANSURANTT & FISH MARKET

WE SERVE IT FRESH ... OR WE DONT SERVE IT AT ALL! TIP -» SORRY. RESERVATIONS NOT ACCEPTED

BELL TOWER, U.S. 41 AT DANIELS RD., FT. MYERS FUL1 1-1QUOR LICENSE 975 Cocktails RABBIT RD; 472-3128 RESTAURANT OPEN 7 DAYS 5-10 P.M. SARASOTA • OSPREY • CLEARWATER • WINTER PARK • LONGWOOD • NORTH PALM BEACH FISH MARKET OPEN 2-6 P.M. DAILY How to Save 20% •JP% On KODAK Photo-Greeting Cards

Just bring in your favorite color print, color slide, or KODACOLOR Film negative and place your order by November 3,1982. You'll save 20% on attractive Christmas, Chanukah, or Mavidad designs in slim-line or trim-line styles. We'll accept orders through December 1, but stop in early for your 20% savings on Regardless: KODAK Photo-Greeting Cards. I want to thank all of those who gave me their warm support. Your confidence in my ability to serve ASK FOR Sanibel well on Gity Council is truly COLOR PROCESSING ^1 appreciated. sv Kodak ^^A

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Paid Political Ailvenisenieiii. Paid lor by iho Campaign Account tor 1 onisc I lohiivni. Arthur (i. lohnson, Troasiirci. The ISLANDER Tuesday, November 16,1982 23A Guide teaches children lessons in Island history, ecology

Children are an often overlooked part of to Sanibel and Captiva: Things to Color and the Islands' tourist population, but two Discover. The book follows last year's Islanders have recently done their part to publication of Greenberg and Olds' shelling ensure our young visitors an educational and guide for the Islands. fun introduction to Sanibel and Captiva. The child1? guide represents the author Writer Maggie Greenberg and artist and artist's efforts to produce a true guide to Nancy Olds have compiled A Child's Guide the Islands for children of all ages. A series of 60 poems is meant to be educational and informative; the black and white drawings can be colored by budding artists. In the introduction to the guide, Greenberg says, "Children are blessed with boundless curiosity, an eagerness to know all about the things they see. Therefore, this guide is for children of all ages who would like to learn (painlessly, of course) something about the sights, animals, plants, trees, flowers, birds and shells found t>n the Islands. "The protection of wildlife and the im- portance of conservation are constant themes throughout the guider Moreover, on the assumption that a little knowledge is not necessarily a dangerous thing, some history is included - rather surreptitiously." The guide was printed at The Print Shop of the Islands by owners Bob and Mary Dellorto. "We feel they showed fine taste and judgment throughout," Greenberg says about the Dellorto's efforts to ensure their clients did not suffer frustrating delays in getting the guide on the market. A Child's Guide to Sanibel and Captiva is available at The Island Book Nook for $3.50 per copy. Issues can be ordered by mail THERE IS A STORY PEOPLE TELL OF SILLY SALLY SLATER, from The Book Nook, P.O. Box 918, Sanibel, WHO THOUGHT IT WOULD BE LOTS OF FUN TO FEED AN ALLIGATOR. FL 33957. When ordering by mail please ad WHEN ONCE SHE HAD NO FOOD TO GIVE HER FAVORITE ISLAND GATOR 80 cents for each copy to cover postage and SHE WAS SAD, BUT IT WAS MAD-AND VERY NEARLY ATE HER! handling. Florida residents add 5 percent sales tax.

A NOTICE TO OUR SANIBEL AND CAPTIVA FRIENDS: Believe it or not Macintosh Book Shop has served the islands for more than 22 years!! We wish to announce that it is our intention to continue that Macintosh tradition by providing you, our neighbors, friends and customers with the same good service. Mary Joe and Don will be at your service as always. We hope we can also help you. A complete stock of the latest and best books in all categories will be available as usual, Late afternoon munchies with other gift items, cards, games, prints and Before-dinner stomach growl more. Your special orders wil be handled in the shortest possible time.

Some policies will change. For instance, Scrumptous your Master Charge and Visa cards will be •HOT# welcome! (Or personal checks as in the past.) Hors d' oeuvres The latest best sellers will be regularly posted in the store for your review. We'll try to remain LOOKING FOR the same fine store . . . with some YOUR improvements to boot. FRIENDS? Very sincerely,

Happy Hour Macintosh The Long & on the Island Blinding Bookshop Happy Hour 1021 Periwinkle Way Sanibel Island, FL 33957 Tuesday, November 16,1982 The ISLANDER

The Islands9 Leading Realton.*...... Since 1955

GULF BEACH - Only 14 owners have found what you've been seeking in this ANCHOR'S AWEIGH - This canal home is located on a double lot with native Gulf-front condominium project with 300 feet of beach frontage and heated vegetation landscaping offering privacy and quiet seclusion. Three pool. Covered parking and storage at ground level. An excellent apartment bedrooms, three full baths, family room and private study. In addition, it in- is available with two bedrooms, two baths, corner location at west end of cludes a screened pool, boat dock, and private beach walkway easement the building. Completely furnished and offered at $245,000. located nearby. Offered at $255,00 unfurnished with excellent owner finan- cing available. Priscffla

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COMPASS POINT • Unsurpassed Gulf-front views, magnificent beach, and SANIBEL MORRINGS - This ever-popular vacation spot is located on East great amenities can be yours with the purchase of an apartment at Compass Gulf Drive. Includes on-site management, maintenance, and excellent ren- Point. We have three excellent units available in this quality project. Each tals. We have two units available for purchase. Each has 2 bedrooms, 2 has two bedrooms, two baths, plus beach cabanas. Offered completely fur- baths and is offered completely furnished. We'll be glad to show you around nished and beautifully decorated. Priced from $295,000 to$325,000. this nicely-manicured condominium property with its Gulf beach, swimming pools, and tennis courts. Offered at $140,000 and $144,900.

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MAIN OFFICE - P.O. Box 57 • Periwinkle Way • Sanibel, FL 33957 • 472-1511 BRANCH OFFICE - Causeway Road • Sanihei, FL • 472-4121 CAPTIVA OFFICE - Andy Rosse Lane • Captiva, FL • 472-5154 Member: RENTAL.OFFICE - Causeway Road • Sanibel, FL • 472-4113 • Confederation of International Real Estate FT. MYERS OFFICE - Gulf Points Square • Ft. Myers, FL 33908 Tuesday, November 16,1982 Section B

Part 2 Conservation through

Use them or lose them

By George Campbell ^ . ; • Dlustratea by Ann Whitirbotham NAIROBI, NOV. 14 --last week we discussed the idea; which is now gaining acceptance in these parts, of the domestication of the great herbivores of Africa in order to save them from "probable extinction or, at best, impaction to the point of virtual disappearance. f^tJse taetKem oorfcteevfeemr fcise them"" isis* the kke«y phrase often heard among those who espouse this concept. The "use them" fart; insofar as the herbivores are concerned, means eat them: • •••,feed them to a burgeoning protein-starved population. . VThis week we discuss the "use them" factor in another concept. I first befcame acquainted with the conservation value of using animal species in order to save them in Haiti. The northern tidal flats partly encircling the great Bay of Gonaive that lies between the two "finger" peninsulas of Flamingoes breed in the Bahamas at Inagua. The same ffock Hispaniola are home to the hordes of Flamingoes that are «Hrefully tended during their breeding season at Inagua by spends part of the year in Haiti where their existence today the.Bahamas National Trust. >Much of the rest of the year the Flamingoes strain the is in jeopardy due to "conservation backlash." sBapow tidal waters of Haiti for their food, tiny Crustacea. ^ For years my Haitian friend Jacques "harvested" about This action did not save the Flamingoes. It had, in fact, lOMTlamingoes annually and exported them to the United the exact opposite effect. The locals who had heretofore ijjtajfis arid European zoo trade. He encouraged the natives protected the flocks because the birds had mohtary value to resting in the feeding area to protect the animals from them, abandoned their care and took to killing the Chose who would kill them. Flamingoes. Today, their numbers reduced, Flamingo Jacques paid $10 per healthy trapped bird to these same, carcasses can be bought in village markets for a few cents. natives who realized their value. That total comes to only Moral: Use Them or Lose Them. $1,000. a year. But ancillary fund injections - food, care, I don't apologize for writing about a Haitian wildlife equipment, gas sales related to care and transport of the situation while worrying about wildlife here in Kenya. For captive birds - added at least another $1,000. Two thousand there are about two million Flamingoes protected in this dollars in that poverty-stricken area is a lot of money. If you country today. Thus the Haitian example is very applicable think Banghledesh is poor, take a look at Haiti. here and also, in lots of ways, Haiti is more African than The locals cared for the flocks and prevented marauding Africa. by others of their protein-starved kind who would wish to eat Moreover the principles of Conservation Through itfee Flamingoes. As a result, the joint Bahamian-Haitian Utilization are applicable everywhere, as we shall see when •Flamingo flock prospered, scarcely altered by the harvest we discuss Lions and Leopards in. Part III of "Use Them or of a mere 100 from the flock of many thousands. Lose Them." •'..•.. Enter the Audubon Society. They were outraged at the 'harvest. Some older members, of whom there are many, Editor's note: The opinions expressed in this article are tecalled the time the Flamingo was naturally found in those of the writer and do not necessarily reflect the views. (Florida. (I saw my last wild one 45 years ago with famed of The Islander. " • jornithologist and friend Oscar Owre. The few seen today in Florida are escapees). Audubon authorities blamed the Flamingo's problem on Jacques and his harvest and went to "Papa Doc" (this was Dead Flamingoes offered for sale before the time of the current president-for-life, '-'Baby Doc"). The old president,-always seeking approbation to at a primitive Haitian market stall. ofiseVpsbad worid press, decreed a stop to the "harvest." 2B Tuesday, November 16, i982 The ISLANDER Westall, osprey open Tuesday at the Center

By Carol Kranichfeld migrate. A live osfcrey will accompany The Tuesday at the Center Island naturalist Mark "Bird" lectures, which will be offered at Westall to the Sanibel-Captiva 2 p.m. each Tuesday through Conservation Foundation Center March 30, will be delivered by this Tuesday to open this season's experts on a variety of ecology- popular Tuesday at the Center related topics. lecture series. The 1982-83 lecture series will Westall will also present a 35- include several new speakers minute film containing unique who are planning seminars on footage on a pair of ospreys that Florida deer, mangrove ecology returned to Scotland, a country and the Florida panther. that lost its entire osprey A "Guide for Planting and population 50 years ago. Maintenance of Mangroves" will Additionally, as president of be delivered next Tuesday, Nov, The International Osprey 23, Fort Myers Marine Advisory Foundation that is based on Program representative Anne Sanibel, Westall will give an Marshall. Admission to each update on the status of the program for non-members will Island's osprey population, which be $1 for adults and $.50 for is unique ,in that it does not children.

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Tripods replace pole platforms for osprey nesting

By Carol Kranichfeld Postupalsky and in the western United SanibeFs ospreys now have a choice of States by local power companies lo en- housing, thanks to a handful of concerned courage raptor nesting. citizens and some old-fashioned ingenuity. Highly efficient in water-logged areas, the The familiar pole platforms that have tripod nesting platforms are perfect for served as artificial nesting sites for the areas like Water Shadows off Dixie Beach Islands' birds of prey may soon be a thing of Boulevard, where the first tripod was the past, replaced by a new, tripod-style erected last week by Sanibel-Captiva platform that not only weathers tropical Conservation Foundation volunteers under • winds and rain a bit better but is also easier the stewardship of Island naturalist Mark to climb for bird banding. "Bird" -Westall. Two additional tripods The design is similar to tripods erected in might be installed later on SCCF property. Michigan by osprey authority Sergei

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The tent orders are in, booths are University of Kentucky in under construction, and Island Lexington and at Eastern Ken- craftsmen are busy preparing for tucky University in BfchmoBd, the J98Z BIO Arts Crafts Fair Dtno has experimented with most which will be held iias Satardaj, every technique imaginable in his Nov. 20. art work and while teaching slow Fair goers this year wiB recognize familiar faces from last Elementary in Danville, Ky. year's fair, including Sara and "I learned that tny methods Marc Aur* (this year's fair worked very well with the slaw chairmen), n& Gleason from Caloosa Canvas and Dave and with any child*" he says. Barbara Hoggett from A Touch of He also helped Illustrate books Sanibel Pottery. Also featured will for the Christian Appalachian he paintings, sculpture, glass, graphics, creative writings, tex- book published by the program tiles and wood carvings. filled with illustrations of dri Bat visitors will also enjoy some new booths, such as the one Danville area. sporting works by brothers Dino and Lew Phillips and Lew's wife, many roads, beginning with Katherine KeHey-Philltps. Most Islanders already are ink, which he considers "unor- familiar with the creations of Lew thodox" but highly enjoyable. and Kat. but Dino's works will be Everything he produces, he says, on display at the fair for the first is done with "pure emotion/1 time. Shows otherwise exclusively whieh helps him create works he at the Sanibel Gallery, Dino's pen would buy himself "I enjoy, my and ink sketches are characterized work so much,1' he says. by touches of humor and splashes "Everything I do has to have at of brilliant color. least a little meaning to it." The BIG Arts Crafts Fair will • pelicans, egrets, sand dunes and open at 16 a.m. and last until 6 p.m. sunglasses presented in sketches Bhiegrass music, food, beer,-wine and in miniature Sanlbel-Capfiva and soft drinks will be available posters that represent different under the tents at Hie Sanibel aspects of Island: fife. Community Dealer. Admission is Dino will show only originals, no only $1, so bring your family sod prints, he says, at the crafts fair friends for a day of certain en- I L-y^ ''/hi— joyment An art education major at the

' • • • Opening reception, juried art show top arts agenda

The Schoolhouse Gallery starts its winter season this Florida. Entries will be received from 9 a.m. until noon Thursday, Dec. 2. All workshops will last from 40 a.m. until weekend with an exhibition of works by popular Island today, Tuesday, Nov. 16, at a marked blue over white van 4 p.m. For more information, call Amodeo, 481-1964. artist Ikki Matsumoto. The exhibit includes recent acrylic near the Goodwill depository at Gulf Points Plaza at the on canvas works of the artist's impressions of Maine, where intersection of San Carlos and McGregor Boulevards and at he spent part of his summer. the Captiva Community Center from 1-4 p.m, this afternoon. The BIG Arts Annual Dinner Meeting will be held this The gallery also offers limited edition prints, previously The first week's visitors to the show will have an op- Saturday, Nov. 20, at the Sanibel Community Center. AJ> sold out, of some of the.artist's earlier pieces. portunity to select the recipient of the "Popular Prize and members, guests and Islanders are welcome to attend thV A reception will be held at the gallery from 5-8 p.m. Ribbon," a first-time award offered by the Art League this function at which officers for next year will be elected. Sunday, Nov. 21, with Matsumoto present to sign all 1983 By year. An individual charge of $3 will cover the cost of entree, The Beautiful Sea calendars that are sold. Refreshments Free gift wrapping will be offered, and packing and and each person should bring either a salad or dessert, to will be served. shipping will be available throughout the exhibit, which will serve six. BYOB. Set-ups will be provided. The bar will open The Matsumoto exhibit will be on display through run through Sunday, Dec. 5. Viewing hours are set for 1-4 at 6 p.m., and dinner will be served at 7 p.m. For reser- December. p.m. daily. vations call 472-5519 or 472-3526. For further details call Ruth North, 472-5274.

Island artists this week are preparing to drop off their Jazz fans are in fbr an evening treat when clarinetist entries for this year's Sanibel-Captiva Art League Juried Learn to extract colors from everyday plants and dye Buddy DeFranco joins the Edison Community College Jazz Show, which is expected to be the best show in the history of wool, cotton and silk fibers as well as basketry reeds. Or Ensemble for a program of inspiration, technique and the league. learn to create an Appalachian style basket using natural improvisation on Monday, Nov. 22. The show opens from 1-4 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 21, with materials. Or build your own loom and weave a beautiful Considered one of the most imaginative clarinetists awards presented 3 p.m. at the Captiva Community Center. cotton or wool shawl. performing today, DeFranco gained acclaim as the prin- Each winning artist will be honored personally by art show Local fiber artists Polly Matsumoto and Anita Aniodeo cipal clarinetist for the famous Count Basie Septet in 1950, judge Roberta Snyder of Cape Canaveral, an accomplished will be teaching all the craftsmanship necesary to master and thereafter when he was the leader of the Glenn Miller watercolorist whose works can be found in the personal dyeing, weaving and basketry at one-day workshops on Orchestra (1966-74). Collection of Dr. Norman Vincent Peale and at the Kennedy Sanibel this winter. DeFranco, who began playing the clarinet when he was 9 Space Center. Vegetable dyeing classes are scheduled for this Thursday, and by 14 had won the national Tommy Dorsey Swing Up to three entries can be made-by any member in good Nov. 18. The basket weaving workshop will-be held on standing of any art league in the Art Council of Southwest Saturday, Nov. 20, with triangular shawl lessons to follow on continued next page The ISLANDER Tuesday, November 16,1982

Arts agenda continued Contest, today maintains a full schedule of concert tours, An organ concert with Carlo Curlee, organist of in- began to explore organic shapes. | TV and radio guest performances and recording com- ternational fame, will be presented Monday, Nov. 22, at the Viewing hours will be 2-4 p.m. daily through Nov. 26. For* mitments. First United Methodist Church of Fort Myers. At outdoor further information, contact gallery manager Nancy* Tickets are now available from members of the ECC Jazz concert will include Curlee.'s favorite master works and will Thompson, 463-3909. Ensemble at $3 each and will also be sold at the door. The begin at 8 p.m. concert will begin at 8 p.m. at Seven Lakes Auditorium. Free workshops in scene design and construction and :, The Fort Myers Beach Art Association is sponsoring a voice will be open to the public at Edison Community"',' An evening of comic opera is coming to Fort Myers when round-up of works by local artists Lantz Caldwell, Darryl College on Friday, Nov. 19. the Miami Opera's Touring Company brings Mozart's The Pottorf and Tim Dragon through Nov. 26. Students in the scene design workshop will be part of a Impresario to the Cape Coral High School on Saturday, Nov. CaldwelFs subtle themes are created primarily to survey of the process by which a set designer's concept 20. provoke emotional responses from the viewer and are moves from the drawing board to the stage (2-3p.ni.). Voice Additional works from well-known operas by Donizetti, frequently a combination of many artistic mediums and workshop students (3-4 p.m.) will present one aria for Verdi, Moore, Sullivan, Gounod and Puccini will also be techniques. An experienced curator and accomplished critique with their own accompanists. performed. artist with more than 30 shows to his credit, Caldwell has Both workshops will be held in the Humanities Building Tickets will be on sale for $6, $8 and $10, with all seats been director of the Edison Community College's Gallery of and will be conducted by the Greater Miami Opera Com- reserved. The 8 p.m. performance will be sponsored by the Fine Arts Program since 1980. pany. Lee County Alliance of the Arts and the School Board of Lee Well known by local theatre patrons for his set designs, For further details call ECC, 489-9298. County's Adult and Community Education Department. For Pottorf assists internationally renowned artist Robert tickets and information call 939-2787. Rauschenberg. After receiving his degree from Florida State University, Holiday shopping will be made easy at the Art Council of Pottorf lived in Florence, Italy, where he studied Etruscan, Southwest Florida Juried Art Show, in which members of 11 The Lee County Youth Symphony presents an hour-long Renaissance, Baroque and Mannerist art. During this time local arts groups will participate. free concert at 3 p.m. this Sunday, Nov. 21, in the Fort he became a site artist on an Etruscan archeplogical dig. He For the last 12 years the council has sponsored an in- Myers Tourist Center gazebo on Edwards Drive. Following returned to the U.S. in 1978, when he began work as a vitational show in March and a juried show in November. the concert, students can apply for membership in the Lee designer for a small theatre. Only artists who have been accepted into the juried show ! County Youth Symphony. : Until three years ago, Dragon's media was primarily oil are eligible for the invitational. on canvas. An opportunity to work with ceramica arose and The exhibit is open through Saturday, Nov. 20, at the he began working at Edison Community College, where he Coralwood Mall on Del Prado Boulevard in Cape Coral.

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Peppers lose Islander Islander golf fourth outing sports quiz Beachview Fall Classic The Sanibel Peppers lost their fourth soccer game in as many outings last Bob McFarlane emerged as champion foursome of Lee Gibson, Stan Bailey, Ray Saturday, but coach Mike Gaylord says he is Six people called in with the correct an- flight winner of the Beachview Fall Classic McKernan and Dave Dean; encouraged by his team's performance. swer to last week's Islander Sports Quiz. last week at the Beachview Golf Club, Finishing second, 10 strokes off the pace, "Every week the team has impro\ Walt Ciesienski, Toby Cudahy, Rosemarie outshooting runner up Clem Donnell. was the team of Jeff Dean, Dick Light, Phil tremendously. The kids are starting to score Best, E.P. Bethune, Lloyd Kyllo and Big Jeff Dean took top honors in the "A" Millsom and Curt Washburn. Ray McKer- as a team and stay in their position," Peppers all knew that Tony Dorsett is first of flight, with Ed Reed finishing second. nan was the high individual at plus-eight. Gaylord said after his team's heartbreaking the NCAA all-time rushing list. In the "B" flight, Harry Gustafson was The team of Bob Neth, Jim Esson, Dick 3-2 loss to Pete's Electric at Terry Park. This week we want to know if you know tops, besting runner up Trump Bradley. Jim Hawthorne and Ray Howland was tops at The team was defeated in its previous who hit the only fair ball out of Yankee Briscoe was the winner of the consolation plus-six in play on Tuesday, Nov. 9. The three competitions by scores of 2-0, 2-0 and 3- Stadium. Here's a hint - it was in 1934. flight, and Bob Waterhouse finished second. team of Bob McFarlane, Hank Groh, Ed 1. Several of the team's goals have been If you think you know the answer, call us In regular tournament play on Saturday, Reed and Ray Howland finished one stroke called back because of offside penalties, but at The Islander, 472-5185. If you're right, Nov. 13, taking top honors and setting a new back. Ray Howland and Tom Judson tied for Gaylord said the players -are learning we'll print your name in next week's paper. record with a round of plus-20 was the high individual honors at plus-four. quickly under his and assistant coach Frank Powell's direction. The team's 18 players are 12 and under, but most are under 10, Gaylord said. "Most of them have never played soccer Dunes men before," said Gaylord, who praised the Fort Myers-Lee County Youth Association. "The Frank York and Henry McKee grabbed Burgoyne finished second at 61, tied with league is well-organized and the games ar° first place honors with a score of 60 in the Frank Cassavell and Andy Van Haste. Third well-officiated." Dunes Men Golf Association full-handicap place honors also resulted in a tie with Bob This Saturday, Nov. 20, the Peppers golf tournament last week. Arthur and Tom Bulcock and Bill Ford and square off against Peking Express of Fort The duo of Scott Vanderbeck and Buhl Paul Cornelius deadlocked at 62. Myers at 9:45 a.m. at Shady Oaks.

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Four experts picked all the winners for predictions to The Islander, Ciesienski is is Islander Picks last week's football games. We decided the joined in the expert's circle by Ira Hartman, expert to beat should be Walt Ciesienski Keith McMenamy and Dick Traucht. because he was the first one to turn in his This week's Expert's Your games picks pick This week's expert Walt Ciesienski 4/4 Cypress Uke ' Cypress lake

# This week's winners ',"* 'A"*' "' ' ' ' ' ' Dick Traucht 4/4 Florida State vs. LSU Ira Hartman 4/4 LSU Keith McMenamy 4/4 Florida vs. Florida Tulaite Honorable mention Mary Lou Traucht 2/4 Miami vs. Miami Lloyd Kyllo 3/4 N.C. State E.P. Bethunejr. 3/4 Mail your entry to The Islander, P.O. Box 56, Sanibel 33957, or bring it to our office behind the Burger Emporium no later than noon on Friday to be eligible for the next week's Islander Picks. Please include your phone number.

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This week The Islander introduces What's sonality? to be sad about or weeks of such elation that The term "spitt personality" refers to a On Your Mind by licensed psychologist you are overspending, overtalking, over- splitting off of individual aspects of one's Francesca Wakin, Ph.D. , Answer: Whoa! Slow down. Let's take a drinking, almost frantic in your activity - own basic personality. It is a severe form of Wakin is a Sanibel resident who has a look at what you're saying. First, all of us then you probably have a problem requiring unconsciously repressing a trait or practice in Fort Myers and on the Island. In are subject to moods, those shades of professional help. But it is unlikely that the characteristic or emotion that the person a monthly column, she will address emotion in response to real or remembered problem is "splitpersonality." cannot accept within the self. For example, questions from our readers or she will write situations. We all have times we feel we Although "split personality" is often a sense of inferiority or of guilt might be about general situations she encounters in could take on the whole world and other popularly misused for the more technical repressed and the person might deny any her practice. Write her in care of The times we feel alone, almost child-like in our term; "multiple personality," the two are sense of vulnerability and instead act as if he Islander, P.O. Box 56, Sanibel, FL 33957. sense of our own vulnerability. quite different. In the condition multiple or she were, say, an agent of God, invincible. We need to understand that there is personality, there is a splitting of the basic Obviously the term "split personality" is nothing "wrong" with subtleties of mood, personality into two or more distinct, used generally to refer to an aspect of a far even those we feel are negative. relatively complete, separate personalities. more severe disturbance than a simple Question: Sometimes I'm really "up" and If, however, what you call moods are The more familiar examples of these are change of mood. other times I'm definitely "down." I'm a lengthy periods of time, say weeks of feeling the cases of "Eve" and "Sybil," made very moody person. Could I be a split per- depressed or fearful with any specific thing popular in books and film.

It's a sure sign of the approaching season when Noah's Ark opens for business as usual. The thrift store behind St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church on Periwinkle Way is open five days a week from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. for the season. The shop offers used clothes, furniture, books and household items at bargain prices. Photo by David Meardon.

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CHRISTMAS IN NOVEMBER Upon presentation of this completed ccJupon, you will • Popular open arm (or Refreshments sewing cuffs, sleeves/ be entered in a drawing for a 19" Panasonic Color pantleos.etc. Served. "television. This special Anniversary prize drawing will • Eulppodwtth Feather be held Friday November 19,1982. Stitch, Overlook Stitch, Come with a Mend. Straight and 2a 2aa One entry per person. Stitch, Stretch Stitch, You need not be a Citizens Federal Buttonhole, Bind Stitch customer to qualify for drawing. and Tricot StHch. NAME:. • Color Coding and one dial Pattern SetectI CitizensFedepal ADDRESS:_ makes sewing last and MVINOS AND LOAM MUCIATION • * C1YIZIM HVINO* FINANClM. COMMMV Bridge Plaza (Across from CITY: .ZIP:. The Landings; Near Grand NEW HOME Union) Fort Myers PHONE:_ 482-8535 Open Arm Model 640 ESEE The ISLANDER Tuesday, November 16,1982 9B COTI announces plans for annual meeting

The annual meeting of the Committee of officer of the Island Water Association. the Islands has been scheduled for Tuesday, Nominated for re-election to the board are Dec. 7, at the Sanibel Community George Houck, Mary Lou liusler, and Fred Association. The public is invited to the 10 Metcalfe. a.m. meeting. Those continuing on the board are Conrad The membership will elect directors for Lickel, Car! Wagner, Mary Wegmuiler and two-year terms on the board of directors, Hay Foster. hear reports on critical issues by committee Retiring • from the board are David chairmen, conduct other official business Davenport, Danbridge Malong, Allen Miller, and hear from a speaker about a matter of Henry Shelton and Olaf Vea. general Island interest. In his letter calling the meeting, COTI Several Islanders have been nominated Chairman Bo Vea summarized the ac- for board membership, including Melena complishments of the organization and ^skew, former COTI board member and key asked all who feel COTI could be a force of Jgure in ROGO creation; Anina Glaize, one good on the Islands to indicate so by sending of Sanibel incorporation committee mem- in membership dues of $10 per person. bers and former chairman of the Shell Fair; Issues that will be of concern to the group Duane White, former mayor and City in the coming year include the final Com- Council member, former president of the prehensive Land Use Plan revision, a Sanibel Community Association, chairman thoughtful sewage disposal plan, possible of the first Planning Commission, Com- Causeway purchase and bringing to issue a munity Church, board member and Lions specific population limit and getting a strong Club member; Arthur Wycoff, former ordinance that prohibits any more time Planning Commissioner, president and share developments on the Island, Vea said.

Ballet dancer presents FISH OF SANIBEL liturgical Thanksgiving dance Former New York City Harkness Ballet She presently teaches ballet and dance in (Friends In Service Here) Company dancer Lali Bail will present a gift Fort Myers. of liturgical dance in thanksgiving for God's The Sanibel Congregational United blessinngs at the Thanksgiving Worship Church of Christ holds services each Sunday When you need help call this FISH Service Number Service of Sanibel Congregational United at St. Michael and AH Angels Episcopal Church of Christ this Sunday, Nov. 21. Church on Periwinkle Way, the community A gifted dancer, Bail has performed in is invited to join in worship and celebration 472-0404 worship services in Oregon and Washington. this Sunday at 11:15 a.m.

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The Multiphasic Screening Van to check those persons who are not known diabetics completed, those who are tested should not blood pressure, diabetes, hemoglobin and or hypoglycemics. The following breakfast eat or drink anything other than water. action team glaucoma will be at the Sanibel Community should be eaten two hours before the test is Otherwise the test will not be valid. Association next Tuesday, Nov. 2:5 from 10 made: one cup orange juice, one cup cereal Appointments are necessary only for those meeting a.m. to 4 p.m. with one tablespoon of sugar added, one cup persons who want the diabetes test. For The screening program is sponsored by milk on cereal, two slices of toast with one appointments call 472-3341 on Sunday, Nov. The Lee County Chapter of the America. the Seventh-Day Adventist Church and is tablespoon of jelly, one egg if desired and a 21. Red Cross will hold its first Disaster Action free to the public. ' . hot drink. Following breakfast until the tests are Team meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 17, at 7 Diabetic tests can only be provided for p.m. at chapter headquarters, 2306 First St., Fort Myers. All Lee Countians who are interested in United Ostomy The next meeting of the United Ostomy topic will be "Ostomies and the reason for becoming part of the team are invited to Association will be held on Sunday, Nov. 21, them." The public is invited. Refreshments attend. For more information call the Association at 2 p.m. in the Lee Memorial Hospital will be served. American Red Cross office, 334-3401. auditorium. For more information call 939-1469. announces meeting The speaker will be Steven Bernstein. His

r ASSOCIATES IN FAMILY MEDICINE SHELL POINT VILLAGE RETIREMENT COMMUNITY CAPTIVA EROSION GOOD NEWS FOR RETIREES: PREVENTION The beautiful island of Shell Point Village has DISTRICT EDWARD L. DAVIS, D.O. several studio, studio bedroom and one bed- Announces His Association With room apartments available now. Now is the WILL HOLD THEIR MEETINGS time to assure yourself of a beautiful apart- ON THE FIRST MONDAY OF ment with all the life care benefits of Shell A. JOSEPH PICCOLA, D.O. Point at affordable rates. EACH MONTH, STARTING AT 936-6160 Call today Mr. Herman E. Meyer 481-3737 9:30 A.M. AT CAPTIVA Office Hours 1850 Kenwood Lane Shell Point Village, Route 12, Fort Myers, Florida COMMUNITY CENTER. By Appointment Ft. Myers. FL 33907 I 339O8 (on the road to Sanibel).

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Lessons in Florida history Dinner theatre Bake sale will benefit offered at county library comes to Chadwick's A 12-session course in Florida history a.m. to noon every Wednesday for 12 weeks. The community theatre group Estero Children's Center begins Wednesday, Nov. 17, at the Fort The sessions are free andopen to the public. Island Repertory Company will perform two Myers-Lee County Library in downtown Ernest Hall, local historian and teacher, one-act plays at Chadwick's restaurant on Fort Myers. * will present Florida's participation in the Captiva. Sorry Wrong Number and The Home baked goods, cookbooks and t-shirts "Florida in American History," sponsored main events of American history. For more Hitch-Hiker will be presented on Friday, will all be on sale this Saturday, Nov. 20, in by the Adult Education Division of the Lee information call 334-3992. Nov. 26, and Saturday, Nov. 27. front of Bailey's Store to benefit the County School Board, will be offered from 10 Children's Center of the Islands. Proceeds from the sale, which will begin at 9 a.m., will go toward purchase of a new coffee machine Aerobic dance League of Women Coalition at the Children's Center. continued at church Voters plans discussion for peace meets St. Isabels Aerobic dance classes will be held at the on America's defense Sanibel Baptist Church through Dec. 2. Classes are on Monday and Wednesday The League of Women Voters of Lee in Fort Myers adds third mornings from 9 to 10 a.m. and on Tuesday County will hold its regular meeting at 9:30 and Thursday evenings from 6 to 7 p.m. a.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 16, at the Seven ,' The Lee County Coalition for Peace will Sunday Mass For more information call Pat Shank, 489- Lakes' Recreation Center in south Fort meet at the Lee County Courthouse this 0188, evenings or 472-4151 ext. 3813, days. Myers. Thursday, Nov. 18, at 7:30 p.m. St. Isabel's Catholic Church on San-Cap There will be a panel discussion presented Anyone desiring to attend the meeting and Road is adding a third Sunday Mass by the International Relalions Committee wishing to carpool should be at the Sanibel- beginning this Sunday, Nov. 21, at 11:30 a.m. regarding America's defense. Captiva Chamber of Commerce parking lot The usual 8:30 a.m. and 10 a.m. Masses will The public is invited. For niore in- by 6:30 p.m. For more information call 472- continue throughout the winter season. formation call 481-0366. 3526.

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P.O. BOX 57 • sanmet island, Florida 33957 • 813/472-4113 a touring appointment of a Windward presently Model hours available for inspection. Mon.-Fri.- 9 to 5 Weekends, By Appointment 12B Tuesday, November 16,1982 The ISLANDER IP Florene adds monogrammed w ^; -: sportswear to alterations business if? • '-• -Hi . •****; By Catherine Battista V • ' " . .K '-'•.'• stripes, the La ^oste Alligator, and the now For thousands of years a great measure of familiar insignia which we know to be Diane Western Man's desire to ornament and Von Furstenburg, Christian Dior and Bill embellish has been expended upon the initial Bass." letter. The line of separates for leisure, sports Tl.., , • fv.. . . . • •: i*.^ All writing in early history was a sacred and play includes tennis skirts, back wrap Rip and mysterious form of expression. It was skirts and button front skirts. For the "!"....'• '•". ' •,• ' •»V',-• not by chance, therefore, that the letter was children, Florene carries pinafores, jump the symbol of saints, gods and the divine suits and coveralls. T-shirts complete the word. line. AH items come in choice of color and * .'•." • s-« , * v l - - .- , ! »! . Alterations, etc. by Florene in Scotty's fabric. ; . C .+-? • , • , •. „-*••-y'~ ' T1 T- "•*"*• —- ' -' , * *• ' ',*"•• ' Sanibel. Florene now carries an exciting line moved to Sanibel from Chicago with he <--.\.\**.***»-•. -;-•.*..« ;•:,••—. '-' --•- ^3 . of separates and coordinatees for sports, family. She has an 18-year-old daughter win. m leisure and play, all of which can be per- is studying architecture at Edison Com- sonalized with a monogram of your choice. munity College. Florence grew up in a bridal Perhaps Florene was not aware of the business started by her mother in 1937, so historic significance of the monogram, but the fashion game is not new to her. she feels that everyone loves a logo or Besides the monogrammed separates, something that gives them their own Florene will monogram almost anything, identity. including totes, linens, hats, jackets and "It is all part of a Status symbol,"- she uniforms says. "Everywhere we look we see the Gucci

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CITYOFSANIBEL Range 22 East, as submitted by term of William E. Hagerup (12- Second reading of an ordinance square feet +) of a parcel lying Sanibel River); as submitted by COUNCIL MEETING the City of Sanibel. 31-83). specifically amending the directly north of Block E, Palm Carmen C. and Richard D. MacKENZIEHALL c. Communication and 10:30 a.m. Comprehensive Land Use Plan, Ridge Subdivision from Donlin. 2245 PALM RIDGE ROAD Recommendation re: Increase 10. Public hearing and Sections 3.3.1: residential residential to commercial to 2:40 p.m. of public official liability in- Second reading of an ordinance densities and 3.2.2: development facilitate an exchange of these 19. Public hearing and NOVEMBER 14,1982 surance coverage. providing for title, purpose, intensity map to permit portions of properties Second reading of an ordinance d. Communication re: scope and definitions, providing development of a single-family facilitating improved access to specifically amending the 9 a.m. Costs associated with Moderate for hurricane resistant con- home on Lots 1 and 2 (east side. the property lying north of Block Comprehensive Land Use Plan, 1. Invocation and Pledge of Cost Housing Unit developed by struction standards; con- Piedmont Road), Block 5 of E without disturbance to a Section 3.3.1: residential den- Allegiance (Valtin). Mr. and Mrs. C. Nave (in- struction requirements relating Sanibel Highlands subdivision mangrove area; subject sities and 3.2.2: development 2. Accept resignation of formational, as required by SA to design wind conditions, wave located in Section 25, Township properties are located in Section intensity map to permit single- William E. Hagerup from 79-24). surge, scour, stability and 46 South, Range 22 East; as 26, Township 46 South, Range 22 family development of a .27-acre Planning Commission. e. Request for variance battering stresses; submitted by Kirk and Beverly East; as submitted by Bingham parcel of land lying on the south 3. Certificate of Election to Graphics Ordinance by requirements for post-hurricane Stewart. Lee Corporation for Fred Valtin. side of Sanibel Captiva Road Supervision and City Can- Harbor House Restaurant. inspection (will be continued to 1:50 p.m. 2:10 p.m. 113.5 feet + east of the Baptist vassing Board re: November 2, f. Communication re: December 15,- 1982, Special 15. Public hearing and 17. Public hearing and Church property, in Section 20, 1982, Municipal Election. Found property (in- Meeting). Second reading of an ordinance Second reading of an ordinance Township 46 South, Range 22 4. Swearing in of William E. formational). 10:40 a.m. specifically amending the specifically amending the east, as submitted by Hugh H. Hagerup for Seat No. 4. g. Communication and 11. Public hearing and First Comprehensive Land Use Plan, Comprehensive Land Use Plan, Swanson. 5. Approval of Minutes of Recommendation re: Interlocai reading of an ordinance gran- Section 3.1.3: Coastal con- Section 3.3.2: residential yard RECESS October 5,13,14,19 and 21,1982. agreement with Lee County for . ting a franchise to operate struction setback line. Section requirements to permit 5:01p.m. 6. Planning Commission school crossing guards. trolleys on the public streets and 3.3.2: residential- -yard sideyard setback en- 20. Public hearing and Report. h. Proposed City of- ways of Sanibel to the Naples requirements,' Section 3.4.9: croachments by boat docks on Second reading of an ordinance 7. City Attorney's Report. Sanibel response to U.S. Army Transit Company, Inc. (permitted uses) Bay • Beach, lots 6A (.11 feet), 6B (1.58 feet) adopting the evaluation and 8. City Manager's Report Corps of Engineers Public 12. Mayor and Councilmen's and Section 3.9.5: (Environ- and 7B (9.84 feet) of Harbour appraisal of the Sanibel Com a. Review of Rate of Notice, Permit Application No. Reports. mental performance standards) Cottages located on the east side prehensive Land Use Plan (the Growth Ordinance allocation by 82T-1015 re: Excavation of a RECESS FOR LUNCH Bay Beach, to permit the con- of Causeway Road in Section 20, Five Year Review) pursuant to Planning Commission in navigation channel through Don 1:30p.m. struction of a single-family Township 46 South, Range 23 Florida Statute 163.3191. November 1982. Pedro island to connect Bocllla 13. Public hearing . and dwelling unit on Lot 6, Block A, East; as submitted by Mariner 21. Public Comments and to. Consideration of a Lagoon and Kettle Harbor, in Second reading of an ordinance Sanibel Isles Subdivision, in Properties, Inc. Inquiries proposed correction to the Charlotte Harbor. specifically amending the Section 18, Township 46 South, 2:20p.m. ADJOURNMCNT Comprehensive Land Use Plan i. Communication and Comprehensive Land Use Plan, Range 23 East; as submitted by 18. Public hearing and if B person decides to appeal Section 3.2.2: Development Recommndation re: Con- Sections 3.3.1: residential Jay A. Brett for Richard Lin- Second reading of an ordinance any decision of the body with intensity map and Section 3.2.3: sideration for waiver or densities and 3.2.2: development dner. specifically amending the respect to any matter con- permitted uses map to relocate reduction of fees (St. Isabel intensity map to permit 2 p.m. Comprehensive Land Use Plan, s;dered at such meeting or the line separating 5.0 dwelling Church discussion). development of a single-family 16. Public hearing and Section 3.3.2: residential yard hearing, he will need a record of units per acre (permitting, I. Authorization for home on Lots 21 and 22 (west Second reading of an ordinance requirements, to permit con-' the proceedings, and for such resort housing) and 1.5 dwelling signing and recording of revised side, Piedmont Road), Block 4, specifically amending the struction of a single-family purpose he may need to ensure units per acre development street base maps. Sanibel Highlands Subdivision Comprehensive Land Use Plan, home 40 feet from the center line that a verbatim record of the intensity on Gulf front k. Discussion of bids for location in Section 25, Township Section 3.2.3: permitted uses of Rabbit Road on Lot 2, proceedings Is made, which properties abutting West Gulf moving of Rutland House to the 46 South, Range 22 East; as map to permit ^classification unrecorded Sanibel River record includes the testimony Drive, 860 feet westerly to the City Hall site and authorization submitted by Matthew C. and of a portion (560 square feet+) Estates located in Government and evidence upon which th« west property line of the West to sign contracts. Virginia Stewart. of Lot 1, Block E, Palm Ridge Lot 2, Section 28, Township 46 appeal is to be based. Wind Inn located in Sections 27 9. Appointment to Planning 1:40 p.m. subdivision from commercial to South, Range 22 East (west side and 34, Township 46 South, Commission to serve remaining 14. Public hearing and residential and a portion (560 of Rabbit Road, 100 feet south of

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FICTION missions provide protection for the huge FICTION 1982) The life of a young Greek immigrant fleets of bombers penetrating deep into from Anatolia, a man caught between two Leland, Christopher. Mean Time. Germany. • Barnard, Robert. Death and the Prin- worlds and fighting to make a place for (Random, 1982) Tragic love triangle in- cess. (Scribners, 1982) Assigned as the himself within them. volving an ex-con who weni to prison for Shaw, Irwin. Acceptable Losses. British princess' personal bodyguard killing a man who insulted his wife and the (Arbor, 1982) A harrowing nightmare following the death of several of her lovers, King, Florence. When Sisterhood Was In hired hand who became his wife's lover. beginning with a mysterious phone call Scotland yard's Perry Trethowan discovers Flower. (Viking, 1982) Isabel Fairfax, a leads to one man's confrontation with life that he has to protect his own virtue from conservative Southern gentlewoman and Endo, Shusaku. The Samurai. (Harper and death in Shaw's latest bestseller. Princess Helenda as Well as find the mur- former court reporter turned Regency & Row, 1982) Fine historical novel con- derer and eliminate the sinister forces from romance writer, runs into conflict with Polly cerning Christianity in 17th Century Japan. Vonnegut, Kurt. Deadeye Dick. the princess' life before scandal rocks the Bradshaw, a liberal Yankee feminist em- (Delacorte, 1982) The popular author's royal family. barked on a crusade to raise Isabel's female Smith, Ian Crichton. A Field Full of latest "hero" is a frustrated artist, a pro- consciousness. Folk. (V. Gollancz, 1982) The lives of folks in Nazi firearms collector and heir to a mid- Deighton, Len. Goodbye, Mickey Mouse. a small Scottish village reflect lives western Pharmaceuticals operation. (Knopf, 1982) Novel about young American MacLeish, Roderick. Prince Ombra. throughout the world. fighter pilots based in Cambridgeshire, (Congddn, 1982) Prince Ombra, the lord of England, from 1944-45 and flying mission evil, comes to earth to fight the ancient duel Scott, Hardiman. Operation 10. (Harper NON-FICTION after dangerous mission as protection for of good versus evil with one of mankind's & Row, 1982) Suspense filled story about the the hugh fleets of bombers penetrating deep heroes, a small boy in Maine. IRA's mission to kidnap Prime Minister Birmingham, Stephen. The Grandes into Germany. Margaret Thatcher. Dames.' (Simon & Schuster, 1982) The NON^FICTION fascinating story of those rich and powerful Hoyt, Richard. Trotsky's Run. (Morrow, Coughlin, William J. No More Dreams. women who for the better part of a century - 1982) Two CIA agents form an unusual Andrews, Michael. The Flight of the (A & W, 1982) Political intrigue surrounds from the 1870's to World War II - ruled partnership to unravel and forestall what Condor: A Wildlife Exploration of the Andes. the appointment of a Supreme Court Justice. American society and her cultural in- appears to be the horrifying inevitability (Little, 1982) Traveling northward along the stitutions. that the next president of the United States Andes from Cape Horn to the huge volcanic Deighton, Len. Goodbye Mickey Mouse. will be a KGB agend. Comic thriller. mountains and the Amazon jungle, (Knopf, 1982) War drama centering around two American fighter pilotswhose dangerous continued next page Kazan, Elia. The Anatolian. (Knopf, continued next page

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Deeded beach access and ours 472-3569. access to nearby Beachview country Club. many other extras. $205,000. Call Associate Owner has added many, many quality extras. Alan Wortzel, after hours 472-3760, or ANAL FRONT IN A GULF FRONT COMPLEX. Priced at $245,000 unfurnished. Call Associate Associate Dan Cohn, 472-9337. /hy not have if all? Peaceful completely fur- R. Paul Larkin for an appointment, after hours ished two bedroom/2 bath unit. Dock your 472-3776. HURRICANE LANE LOT, off West Gulf Drive oat outside your door. Two tennis courts, with direct deeded access to Gulf. 100x95' lot HO pools, BBQ, recreation building and much (30% coverage allowed). Priced at $32,000 lore. Owner will finance with very attractive HOMES AND HOMESITES with 30% down, owner will finance balance at wms. Offered at only $160,000. Associate low interest and no points. For details, con- ruce Drobnyk, after hours 472-5289. THREE BEDROOM/THREE BATH IN GUMBO tact Associate R. Paul Larkin, after hours 472- LIMBO. Ground level home with enclosed 3776. XCEPTIONAL GULFFRONT APARTMENT in a pool, adjacent to island nature preserve. uiet location on East Gulf Drive. Share the Easily accessible to island shops and ool and beach with only 13 other owners, restaurants. Priced at $157,000 including all OPEN HOUSE his two bedroom/two bath condominium at drapes, carpeting, kitchen appliances, ulf Beach offers excellent rental income, washer/dryer, and pool equipment. A very We invite you to visit our models, open every ully equipped and attractively furnished with comfortable home. Call for appointment. day from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, at Signal Inn n assumable mortgage at $219,500. Call Associate R. Paul Larkin, after hours 472- Condominium and Sealoft Village. Both are issociate Dan Cohn, after hours 472-9337. 3776. conveniently located on Middle Gulf Drive. Members of Sanibel/Captiva Computerized Listing Service Call (813) 472-3121 or visit us in the Naumann Real Estate Center 1149 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, Island, Florida 33957 Calling Long Distance? - me our Toll Free WATS Linei Out of Florida 1-800-237-6004 In Florida 1-800-28241880 The ISLANDER Tuesday, November 16, 1982 15B Sanibel continued Duplicate bridge scores Kidci, Charles. Debrett's BooJ< of Royal Schuster, 1982). Absorbing, occasionally Children. (William Morrow, 1982) chilling look into the world of-one of our Beautifully illustrated look at royal country's toughest and best private eyes. Four tables played duplicate bridge at the Friday, Nov. 12 childhoods from Victoria's age lo the Sanibel Community Association on Thur- Seven and a half tables present. Plimpton, George. A Sports Bestiary. sday afternoon, Nov. 11, and seven and a North-South (McGraw-Hill, 1982) Clever illustrations by half tables turned out for bridge on Friday 1. Marchessa and John Morrison' 93 Reagan, Nancy. To Love a Child. Arnold Roth add to the amusing look at the evening, Nov. 12. 2. Jean and George Scott 89 (Bobbs-Merrill, 1982) A touching look at the strange "animals," such as the Athlete's Thursday, Nov. II 3. Billie and Duncan McDonald 83 Foster Grandparents Program that is one of Foot and the Infield Fly Rule, in the world of Four tables East-West the First Lady's main interests. sports. 1. Joanne Donnell-Genevieve Felt on 51 1. Hilda and John Pollack 69 2. Ginny Baerren-Lorraine Hauser 47 'a 2. Diane and Ken Dean 67 Blumberg, Rena. Headstrong. (Crown, Honeycombe, Gordon. The Year of the 3. Harriet McKinnon-Billie McDonald 44 3. Ruth and Clarence Frank - 66 1982) Life-affirming story about one Princess. (Little, Brown 1982) More Hope and Sterling Bassett 44 woman's fight against breast cancer and her beautiful pictures of the Princess of Wales battle with aggressive chemotherapy. grace the pages of this book about the first Games are played every Thursday at 1:30 year of the latest royal marriage. p.m. and every Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the Sedgwick, John. Night Vision. (Simon & Sanibel Community Association. Call Joe Winterrowd, 472-1829, if you need a partner. Captiva continued Public libraries observe describes in vivid detail the unique flora and Jaspersohn, William. A Day In The Life fauna of the Andes with special emphasis on Of A Marine Biologist. (Little, 1982) Follows its birds. a day in the life of marine biologist Dr. Children's Book Week Arthur Humes of Woods Hole, Mass., who Barthes, Roland. Empire of Signs. (Hill has discovered new ocean animals in earth's The public libraries of Lee, Charlotte, have gone into planning special events & Wang, 1982) French structuralist essayist major bodies of water. Glades, Collier and Hendry counties are during the week. The types of programs writes about Japanese culture and its em- celebrating Children's Book Week this week vary from a "Family Reading Festival" to phasis on images and signs. Jewett, Claudia. Helping Children Cope and honoring all 76,000 children under age 14 awards for the "Most Loved Animal." With Separation and Loss. (Harvard who live in this five-county area. For specific times and programs call your Byron, George Gordon. Lord Byron: Common, 1982) Techniques that adults can A lot of imagination, creativity and flair local library. All progams are free. Selected Letters and Journals. (Harvard, use to help children through grief caused by 1982) The most pungent and revealing of death, divorce or a move. Byron's private letters and the most vivid ( • selections from the journals. Katzen, Mollie. The Enchanted Broccoli Forest. (Ten Speed, 1982) 250 new Ciaramitaro, Andrew. Beat the IRS vegetarian recipes by the author of the ^egally). (Berkley, 1982) Tax preparation Moosewood Cookbook. guide with all the legal loopholes for 1982 returns. Levine, Richard. Bad Blood: A Family Murder in Marin County. (Random, 1982) Hayes, Edward. The Florida One-Day Story of brutal 1975 murder of California Trip Book. (EPM, 1981) Guide to 52 offbeat couple for which the couple's 16-year-old excursions in and around Orlando. daughter and her boyfriend were arrested.

I OPEN HOUSE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19,1982 1:00 to 4:00 P.M.

744 1JA1V TJ TIGUACAY SEALOFT VILLAGE WALK TO THE BEACH...or motor or fish in the bay. Either of these island pleasures are merely a few min- This exceptional beachfront condominium is comprised Low density single family custom residences...only 9 utes away when your home is on Anchor Drive. This two of just four plush residences in two separate buildings. Logangate Pedestal 2 bedroom, 2 bath homes with bedroom/two bath CANAL FRONT home is in ex- Consider 2,500 square feet of pure luxury, including a selected woods are on 10.78 acres. Privacy without cellent condition and located in one of Sanibel's pre- private elevator, whirlpool tubs, wet bar, complete isolation. Homes feature decks off living room and ferred and prestigious areas. When you return from the internal security system and a 2V4 garage. master bedroom, cathedral ceiling in living room and beach or fishing, relax in your screened-in pool and a loft open to living area below. Sealoft gives you tennis appreciate the magnificent landscaping. courts, swimming pool with clubhouse, nature trails and is within walking distance to the beach.

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Call (813) 472-3121 or visit us in the Naumann Real Estate Center 1149 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, Island, Florida 33957 I Calling Long Distance? - use our Toll Free WATS Lines Out of Florida 1-800-237-6004 In Florida 1-800-282-0360 16B Tuesday, November 16,1982 The ISLANDER RENT A BOAT

SAIL — 17' - 2.1' sloops with engines Find it in the Almanac Sunfish, 34' charter with captain POWER - 15'- 19'. 55.- 115 HP Page 22B USCG equipped, Bimlni tops 1 House CREATE A DURABLE A DIVISION OF SOUTHWIND. INC. NON-SLIP SURFACE $125 EXCELLENT FOR: • POOL DECKS • Installed FOR A SPICY THANKSGIVING Fly Eastern (100 sq. ft. min.) • PATIOS VISIT to • WALKS & DRIVEWAYS 10% OFF FOR Las Vegas EPOXY OVER 400 SQ-ft- withthisad •April 17th to 18th BONDED • •Day*ft 7 Nights . $44500 , $30.0 >- ices & sooons •Beautiful Hotel Casino for taxft tip sft trans . . kitchenwqre por person, doubl* occ. RIVIERROCK coffee, teas, spices Urn/tea* ffesarvattons 542-4922 BY entertaining accessories (prie.ExtomMtolM.S2) IM«IIII«*». K&MIMPROVEAAENTSINC. 542-6776 SPECIAL OF THE WEEK DAY OR EVENING • RESIDENTIAL Tahifian Garden 18FT.COBIABOWRIDER • NOW SERVING ALL LEE COUNTY 1200.M.C • COMMERCIAL • ALL WORK GUARANTEED Mon.-Sat. 9:3O-5; Sunday 1O-2 • CONDOMINIUMS • FREE ESTIMATES BOOK VALUE $(000 CC#003079 •LICENSED* INSURED SALE $3500

20 FT. SUCK CRAFT 200OJM.C 23 FT. IMP 235O.M.C 20 FT. LARSON 175OJM.C Have a Happy Holiday Season U'/tFT.MFG 115 OUTBOARD AMD MANY OTHHB with the help of AUTHOmZED CMOS-CRAFT DEALER SOUTHWEST BOTTLERS OF FLORIDA , INC. MARI Rt.31 OF FT. MYERS, FLA. FORT MYERS 50* OFF • Holiday Coupons •50* OFF 694-8277 Coupons good in area served by S. W. Bottlers of Fla., Inc. of Ft. Myers, Fla. 50* OFF STORE COUPON i 50* OFF STORE COUPON i Looking for new Save 50'on 2 Liter Save 50* on Cans PEPSI, DIET PEPSI, MOUNTAIN DEW and PEPSI LITE homes, resales, lots, PEPSI, DIET PEPSI, TO THE DEALER: SOUTHWEST SOT TIERS OF FLORIDA, INC. will reim MOUNTAIN DEW, burse you for 50" plus 5' handling, provided you and the consumer comply condominiums with terms of this offer. Any other ap- and PEPSI LITE plication contributes fraud. The coupon IO THE DEALER: SOUTHWEST BOTTLERS is not assignable and consumer must OF FLORIDA. INC will reimburie you lor 50 pay any deposit and sales tax. Invoices or rentals? plus 5' handling, provided you and the con- proving purchase of sufficient stock in sumer comply wim term* Of Ihis offer. Any the past 90 days to cover coupons pre- other application contributes fraud. The sented nwrtt be shown on tequeM. Cash coupon it not assignable and consumer must redemption value 1/20 of 1 Good poy any deposit and soles to*. Invoice* proving purchose of sufficient stock in me past 90 or4y in U.S. Void where taxed, prohibit days to cover coupons presented must be shown on request. Cosh redemption value 1/20 ed or restricted. For redemption, mail of 1 Good only in U.S. Void where taied. prohibited or restricted. For redemption, mail to Southwest Bottlers of Florida. Inc.. to Southwest Bottlers of Florida, lix . 3585 Anderson Avenue. Fort Myers. Fl 33901. limit 3585 Anderson Avenue. Fort Myers, FL one coupon per purchose •»»*»* ^ eae> 33901. limit one coupon per purchase. HOMES EXPIRATION DATE 12/31/82 50* OFF [_ EXPIRATION DATE_ 12/31/82 BEACHVIEW COUNTRY CLUB: New homes starting $168,000 available with excellent financing. 50* OFF STORE COUPON 50* OFF STORE COUPON i ROCKS: Three bedroom, 2 bath, completely furnished, right across from beach access, $185,000. Save 50'on 2 Liter Save 50* on Cans GUMBO LIMBO: Luxury_bome on lake with heated 7-UP and DIET 7-UP 7-UP and DIET 7-UP pool, epoxy deck, hurricane shutters, three bedrooms, TO THE DEALER: SOUTHWEST BOTTLERS OF FLOR- 1 2 baths, family room and many many extras, asking: IDA, INC. will reimburse you for 50' plus 5 handling, TO THE DEALER, SOUTHWEST BOTTLERS OF FLORIDA, INC. provided you and the consumer comply with terms of $198,000. Good terms. will reimburse you for 50 plus 5 handling, provided you and this offer. Any other application contributes fraud. BAY FRONT: Two bedrooms, 2 baths, unfurnished, the consumer comply with terms of this offer. Any other ap- The coupon is not" osiignable and consumer must pay plication contributes fraud. The. coupon is not assignable and any deposit and sales tax. Invoices proving purchase $198,000. consumer must pay any deposit and soles tax. Invoices proving of sufficient stock in-the past 90 days to cover BEACHVIEW COUNTRY CLUB: Three bedrooms, 2 baths purchase of sufficient stock in the past 90 days to cover coupons presented must be shown on request. Cash coupons presented must be shown on request. Cash redemp- redemption value 1 / 20 of I . Good only in U S Void With family room with extended vista over golf course tion value 1/20 of 1 . Good only in US, Void where taxed. where taxed, prohibited or restricted. For redemp- near beach access. All carpets, drapes and appliances. prohibited or restricted. For redemption, mail to Southwest tion, mail to Southwest Bottlers of Florida, Inc., 3585 Bottlers of Florida, Inc., 3585 Anderson Avenue, Fort Myers, Anderson Avenue, Fort Myers. FL 33901. Limit one $189,000. '" FL 33901. Limit one coupon per purchase. coupon per purchase. EXPIRATION DATE 12/31/82 50* OFF EXPIRATION DATE 12/31/82 50* OFF DUPLEX OFF STORE COUPON I 50* OFF STORE COUPON I 4 TOWNSHOUSES: On canal, completely furnished, Save 50< on 2 Liter Save 50* on Cans near beach. $475,000 with terms. DR. PEPPER and SUGAR FRH DR. PEPPER and SUGAR PREE DR. PEPPER

DR. PEPPER TO THE DEALER: SOUTHWEST BOTTLERS OF FLORIDA, TO THE DEALER: SOUTHWEST BOTTLERS OF FLORIDA, INC. will reimburse you for 50 plus 5 handling, provid- INC. will reimburse you for 50 plus 5' handling, provid- ed you and the consumer comply with terms'of this offer. CONDOMINIUMS ed you and the consumer comply with terms of this offer. Any other application contrrbules fraud. The coupon is SANIBEL MOORINGS: 2 bedroom, 2 bath, second Any other application contributes fraud. The coupon is snot assignable and consumer must poy arty deposit and not assignable and consumer must pay any deposit and sates tax. Invoices proving purchose of sufficient stock in floor. Nicely furnished. $135,000. soles tax. Invoices proving purchase of sufficient stock in the past 90 days to cover coupons presented must be SANIBEL SIESTA: 2 bedroom, 2 bath, Gulf view the past 90 days to cover coupons presented must be shown cm request. Cosh redemption value I,'20 of 1. shown on request. Cash redemption value 1/20 of I . Good only in U.S. Void where taxied, prohibited or res- $149,500. Good only in U.S. Void where taxed, prohibited or res- tricted. For redemption, moil to Southwest Bortlers of tricted. For redemption, mail to Southwest Bottlers o* Florida, Inc., 3585 Anderson Avenue, Fort Myers. FL LIGHTHOUSE POINT: At the quiet end of the island, Florida. Inc.. 3585 Anderson Avenue, Fort Myers, FL 33901. Limit one coupon per purchase. some 3 bedroom units, starting at $179,500. 33901. Limit one coupon per purchase. EXPIRATION DATE 12/31/82 SAND POINTE: 2nd floor, 2 bedroom, beautifully fur- j EXPIRATION DATE 12/31/82 50* OFF 50* OFF nished. View of Gulf. Pool. $205,000.

50* OFF STORE COUPON i 50* OFF STORE COUPON' ' Save50 on2L.terSUNKIST, Save 50'on cans SUNK 1ST, SQUIRT and VERNORS SQUIRT and VERNORS Find IO Trie DEAIER, SOUTHWEST BOTHERS OF FLORIDA, INC. will reimburse you for 50 plus 5 handling, provided you and. them at TO THE DEALER; SOUTHWEST BOTTLERS OF FLORIDA, the consumer comply with terms of this offer. Any other ap- INC. will reimburse you for 50 plus 5' handling, provid- plication contributes fraud. The coupon is not assignable and ed you and the consumer comply with terms of this offer. consumer must poy any deposit and sales tax. Invoices proving a^ purchase of sufficient stock in the Any O|h«r application contributes fraud. The coupon is past 90 days to cover coupons not assignable and consumer must pay any deposit and presented must be shown on salt* tax. Invoices proving purchase of sufficient stock in request. Cash redemption value the past 90 days to cover coupons presented must be 1/20 of K Good only in U.S. / HOMES shown on request. Cash redemption value 1/20 of I1. Void where taxed, prohibited or V REALTORS restricted. For redemption, mail to Good only in U.S. Void where taxed, prohibited or res- Southwest Bottlers of Florida. tricted. For redemption, mail, to Southwest Bottlers of Inc.. 3585 Anderson Avenue. Fort Open 7 days a week Florida, Inc., 3585 Anderson Avenue, Fort Myers. FL Myers. Fl 33901. Limit one 33901. Limit one coupon per purchase. EXPIRATION "'-^.^«S^-» ""P°«P«'P"'<''°»( Call 472-1506 L 4 EXPIRATION DATE 12/31/82 50* OFF DATE 12/31/82 ~~ S£2 50* OFF 1 WHY til iiiukivi The ISLANDER Tuesday, November 16,1982 17B Mangroves' vital role gains recognition

Mangroves aren't fussy. You find theni in dependent upon vegetation to provide by tides or by the rush of fresh water to I he The low levels of oxygen found in swamp the swamps and marsh creeks and in the stability, food and protetion. The leaves that sea, steadily building up the shoreline and muds have forced I he roots to extend ;ibi>vo shallow bays, canals and estuaries thai fall from the mangroves break down into even creating islands where none existed the water. The prop roots of the red smell heavily of salt air and decaying decayed materials that provide''nutrients before. And in the process they filter mangroves rise far above the high tide level vegetation. over and over again for the microscopic suspended material and assimilate - a fact that resulted in the Indians calling In fact, those trees with their masses of critters that are eaten by tiny mollusks, dissolved nutrients helping maintain'water them the "trees with twisted feet.." tangled roots thrive in the salt-laden en- which are eaten by larger crustaceans, quality and productivity of coastal waters. Black mangroves also have finger-like vironment where fish come to feed, spawn which are eaten by larger fish and so on up The mangroves survive in this en- projections extending out.of the mud from and seek protection. Hundreds of species of the food chain. vironment becauseof their unique ability to their submerged root system, while the fish and shellfish depend upon this The trees also provide nesting and obtain fresh water from salt water either by white mangroves grow on higher and drier seemingly inhospitable region for their gift roosting sites for birds, and the densely secreting excess salt through specialized land. of life and for their survival. tangled roots afford excellent habitat and glands or by filtering out salt throught their The constant influx of new residents to tIn- And it is the mangroves that play a most spawning grounds for marine life. roots. The thick spongy leaves are coated state and the consequent extensive shoreline important role by supporting a far more The root system makes the mangroves with a waxy layer to help prevent loss of development in recent years has had the infinite and complex food web than any .important andbeach stabilizers and natural acquired fresh water. effect of reducing mangrove populations and ecosystem except a living coral reef. land builders, too. Once established these The mangroves have had to develop other disturbing dependent ecosystems. Inhabitants of the estuarine areas are roots trap debris and sediments washed up modifications as well in order to survive.

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Mid-Island Real -in u Inc. AS YOU LEAVE THE DING DARLING SANCTUARY Roy E. Bailre, Licensed Real Estate Broker 53Q1 Sonibel-Cqptfva Rd. -_• (813) 472-1559

CHATEAUX-SUR-MER HOME Near gulf (as close as possible without being on the beach), on bayou con- necting to Sanibel River, CBS 2 bedroom (den for 3rd), 2 bath, secluded, large lot beautifully landscaped, $219,000, cash.

TRIPLE VIEW CANAL HOME In Sanibel Isles, CBS, 2 bedroom, 2 baths, 2 lots, 371 feet of seawall with SAFETY HARBOR GLUB dock, views on two canals and bay. $235,000. First, you relax — enjoying This private community on the peace and seclusion that the out-island of Upper Cap- ROCKS (WEST) HOME only an out-island can give tiva offers exclusive waterfront CBS, two bedrooms, two baths, superb you. homesites and a family of water view, $168,000. Then when you want to be home designs that capture the active, deciding what to do luxurious essence of carefree SANIBEL BAYOUS may be the hardest part. Swim island living. Large lots, on lakes, some on Darling in the warm Gulf waters, fish Safety Harbor Glub resi- Refuge, all utilites including sewage for snook, look for shells . . . dents also enjoy a wharf, club- are underground, beach easement. just do as you please. Nobody house, swimming pool, tennis $22,500 to $37,500. minds, you're on an island! courts and other modern con- A priceless tropical setting veniences found on the main- GULF VIEW LOT — one that is still untrampled land but all in privacy unheard Terrel Ridge, large lot (.49 acre), high by tourists and almost un- of elsewhere. elevation would give view of Gulf touched by the outside world So be lively or be lazy, do it from second story of a piling home. — awaits you now at Safety all or very little — the decision Directly behind beach easement. Harbor Club. is yours at Safety Harbor Club. $70,000. Terms.

GULF FRONT HOME Private park setting in Chateaux-Sur- ... Shores of solitude just beyond the mainstream. Mer, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, covered and open terrace. $425,000. Owner will finance.

GULF FRONT HOME OUT isLnno PROPERTIES, inc. Early Sanibel traditional frame on West Gulf Drive. 2 bedrooms, 1 bath. 163O-D Periwinkle Way / Sanibel Island, Florida 33357 / [S13] 472-<4B7'1 The home where planning began on Licensed Real Estate Broker Sanibel. $335,000—Offers invited. 18B Tuesday, November 16,1982 The ISLANDER usHome

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IN GULFSIDE PLAZA-Sanibel, Florida 33957 472-1546 SANIBEL CONDOMINIUMS 24 HOURS VILLA SANIBEL - furnished beautifully. 2 Fantasy Island bedrooms plus loft. Good Assumable! CONDOMINIUMS Judith AA. Natale - Realtor-Associate. After hours - 574-8138 SANIBEL SIESTA 3rd floor unit. 2 bedroom, 2 Property Sales bath. Great view. Excellent condition. $151,000 SUNDIAL • New Listing! Breathtaking view of the Furnished. Owner financing. Gulf; 2 bedroom-2 bath, exquisitely furnished. & Management Corp. Call for additional details. FLOAT fN THE POOL AND ENJOY THE VIEW • Nancy Register - Broker-Salesman, After hours-334-6739 when you buy this one bedroom, gulffront unit at ocean's reach for only $132,500. HOMES ROOM, ROOM, AND MORE ROOM—Room for a pool, ISLAND BEACH CLUB - Gulf-front, outstanding PRIVACY PRIVACY - And it's a condominium- , room to live and room to enjoy in this immaculate. East views, fully furnished Dynamic owner financing! top floor, end unit with just ocean and sand ! Rocks, 3 bedroom, 2 bath custom home with dozens and Arnold Goodman - Realtor-Associate, After hours-472-5901 to look at. Two bedroom, 2 bath, decorator dozens of extra features. Over 3,000 total square feet furnished. All this and it's only $199,900. (2,150 air conditioned;, hobby room or office, family GULFSiDE PLACE - Sanibel's most prestigious room, large screened porch, reversible paddle fans and TOP FLOOR UNIT: 2 bedroom, 2 bath, great perfectly landscaped. $269,000 with assumable mortgage Condominium address!Gulf-front2&3 view, Sanibet Siesta, $165,000.00. starting as low as 10V4 %. Bedroom plans available. Only a few remaining! A BOATER'S DREAM—This 2 bedroom, 2 bath, ground NEW MODEL OPEN!!! 1600 Middle Gulf Drive, ATTENTION BOATERS - 2 bedroom, end unit, level home is situated on a wide canal minutes from Pine No. 117 directly on canal, only $92,000; Owner says, Island Sound. This home is on a lot 25O'xlO7' with a fenced Warren T. Barry-Lie. Broker. After hours 472-3261 "Let's talk terms"! Fully Furnished. yard and garage. A quiet retreat with its own large dock, covered boat hoist and 1981 Aqua Sport with 115 H.P. motor included. Owner will carry financing at fow in- SANIBEL ARMS • New Listing! Beautifully GULFVIEW Loggerhead Cay. A 2 bedroom, 2 . terest rate. Offered furnished, with boat at $164,000. furnished - excellent rental history, 2 bath, fully furnished unit on third floor. Only • ON DINKINS BAYOU—One half acre of old Sanibel and a apartments available. $165,000. 1 beautiful view. This waterfront 2 bedroom, 2 bath, Judith M. Natale - Realtor-Associate, After hours 574-8138 Florida home has fruit trees, palms and a large shade NEW 2 BEDROOM 2 BATH 'located on the tree. Great access to Pine Island Sound for the avid Gulf, Newly furnished $195,000. fisherman $149,500. RESIDENTIAL EXCELLENCE CUSTOM DESIGNED, three bedroom, 2 bath secluded home for the family that enjoys privacy and being close to FERRY LANDING - New and exciting Bay Front DIRECT GULF-FRONT Oceans reach, 2 nature. Situated on a double Dinkins Bayou lot, this home Colony! Wonderfully private. Please call for bedroom, 2 bath, fully furnished.; $185,000. affords Only the best, complete with family room, details. screened porch and above ground pool with deck. Afford- able living at $140,000. Judith AA. Natale - Realtor-Associate, After hours 574-8138 SANDLEFOOT - Top Floor, end unit, Fantastic Gulf View, 2 bedroom and a bath. $169,500. SEA SPRAY OF SANIBEL-Gulf-Front CONDOMINIUMS residential Enclave. A select number of individual homesites, on a superb beach, COQUINA BEACH, 2E—Gulf front, 2 bedroom, 2 bath with loft, great rental unit, furnished. $239;000. approachable only through the trees beyond LOTS GULFSIDE PLACE, Unit 308—Penthouse, 2 bedroom, 2 sentry gate. Unforgettable! bath, with den, furnished, plus owner financing. Judith AA. Natale - Realtor-Associate, After hours 472-2631 CANAL FRONTAGE High double lot - 5 $395,000. minutes from bay. $58,000. KING'S CROWN, Unit 107—3 bedroom, 2 bath plus den, SANIBEL HOMES furnished. $295,000. SAILBOAT LOVERS - Double size lot located in SAND POINTE, 122—Gulf view, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, fur- NORTH YACHTSMAN PORTE - Unique Island a beautiful area. Direct access to Gulf, no nished. $195,000. Designs! Discreet Residential Area! Priced bridges. $130,000. SANIBEL ARMS WEST, Unit E-5—Gulf front 2 bedroom, 2 well! bath, right on the beach, furnished, assumable mortgage. LARGE CORNER LOT in Sanibel Estates. Only $175,000. New listing. Rose Gibney - Realtor-Associate, After hours 472-2631 SANIBEL SEAVIEW, Unit B-3,—A luxurious Gulf front $42,000. apartment in a prestigious, low density location. Three SHELL HARBOR - Fantastic New Listing! 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, mexxanine with fireplace. Wrap- WOODED LOT - Located on a tropical lagoon. Bedroom-4'/j baths, heated pool. Sailboat around' porches, large lanai plus garage. Furnished, Only $24,500. $435,000. . access, all for an unbelieveable price! THE SEA SHELLS of SANIBEL, Unit 16—Spacious 2 story townhouse, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, deeded Gulf access,, ex- Anxious Seller! LOCATED ON A LAKE - large lot with lush Arnold Goodman - Realtor-Associate, After hours 472-5901 cellent rental history, tastefully furnished, asumable vegetation. $41,900. mortgage, $135,000. i SUNDIAL, H-103—2 bedroom, 2 bath, ground floor, ex- cellent rental history, furnished at $160,000. UNIQUE-ONE OF A KIND LAKEFRONT HOME! II WE HAVE MANY LOTS IN GUMBO LIMBO at Breath-taking Conmtemporary Design! Tree affordable prices. Located on the lake, ex- POINTE SANTO de SANIBEL top views from every window & innovative cellent terms. use of natural materials; A-2 Gulf view, first floor 2 bedroom, 2.bath, tastefully fur- Arnold Goodman - Realtor-Associate, After hours 472-5901 nished. $250,000. Owner Will carry 70% of negotiable rate. HOMES B-7 Gulf view, first floor, 2 bedroom, 2 bath furnished, SHELL HARBOR - Three bedroom Michigan $246,500, owner will finance 70%. home - superb home! Pool-direct sailboat WALK TO BEACH • Less than one year old. 2 B-22 Gulf view, second floor, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, furnished, bedroom, 2 baths - Loaded with extras. Only access to the bay. Owner will help finance. in excellent condition, $245,000. $109,900. • C-41 Gulf view, fourth floor penthouse, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, Don Hayes, Realtor-Associate, After hours 472-8138 furnished, $275,000. Assumable mortgage of $123,800. POOL HOME WITH BEACH ACCESS - 3 bedroom, C-46 Gulf view, fourth floor penthouse, 2 bedroom 2 both, 2 bath, sauna, Jacuzzi, 2 car garage. All for only rooftop sundeck, $285,000. Owner will carry—$35,000 SUNSET CAPTIVA $140,000.- Excellent Terms. down. LUSH TROPICAL LIVING - Private Beach, tennis, D-6 Gulf view, first floor, 2 bedroom 2 bath, furnished at heated pool, boat docks. 2 & 3 bedroom BUILDERS HOME - 3 bedroom 2 bath, loaded $240,000. Assumable mortgage of $51,000. Owner will plans available. Bay front or Gulf front! Let with extras and in excellent condition. carry at negotiable rate. Located in the Dunes. $149,000. D-26 Gulf view, second floor, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, excellent us give you a personal tour!! - condition, furnished, $250,000. Kathi Barry-Broker Salesman - After hours 472-3261 D-31 Gulf view, third floor, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, furnished. AFFORDABLE FAMILY HOME - Located on $215,000. Owner anxious. Island Inn Road - This CBS 2 bedroom, 2 bath E-24 Gulf front, second floor, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, out- VENTURA-CAPTIVA home is priced at only $99,500. standing unit, furnished, good terms, $385,000. Owner an- LOCATED DIRECTLY ON PINE ISLAND SOUND. xious. Private fishing Pier, Boat Slip, heated pool and PRIVACY PLUS - 3 bedroom, 2 bath, custom built E-26 Gulf front, second floor, 2 bedroom 2 bath, furnished, a short walk to the Gulf Beaches!! Several home, above ground pool and many extras. for discriminating investor wanting top rental unit, fin- ancing available, $280,000. from which to choose including three bedrooms Located in Dinken's Bayou. $135,000. with loft, furnished or unfurnished, plus Seller E-43 Gulf view, fourth floor penthouse with spectacular view, rooftop sundeck, professionally decorated, 2 bed Financing. WE CAN BUILD A HOUSE ON YOUR LOT: 2 room, 2 bath plus den,- $298,000. Kathi Barry-Broker Salesman, After hours 472-3261 bedroom, 1 bath, piling for only $48,900, complete, price. Call for details. COMMERCIAL (813) 472-3165 .. Butcher Shop—South Fort Myers, business only $110,000. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Good terms. - TOLL FREE: 800-431-1953 or 800-942-1935 (NY State Only) FRESH SEAFOOD MARKET - Plus bait and LOTS Ext. no. 804 - Sales & Ext. no. 80S - Rental fishing gear. Great going business. $75,000 pjus inventory. Belle Meade- $15,000 Leisure Acres - $25,000 Cardinal Ridge-$35,000 Sanibel Highlands $17,500-20,50C East Gulf Drive - $68,000 Shell Harbor-$95,000 We have many additional income and Realtor P.O. Box G Gumbo Limbo $28,000-58,500 Windrow $24 00-50,000 developmental properties and business. 1020 Periwinkle Way •VV'i >( Sanibel, Fl: Jrulfsidc • CALL FOR RENTAL INFORMATION < P.O. Box 210 • 2402 Palm Ridge Road • Sanibel Island, FL 33957 • WE NEED LISTINGS! CALL TODAY • Phone: 813/472/5021 or Toll Free: 800/237/5146 20B Tuesday, November 16,1982 The ISLANDER ISLAND CLASSIFIEDS

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FULLY FURNISHED GULF ANNUAL RENTALS OVERSIZED CORNER LOT WATERFRONT LOT: 100 feet FOR SALE: At deep discount VIEW . APARTMENT Two- All on easy commuteto Sanibel In the Dunes Country Club, Dinken's Bayou on magnificent from market rate - an ex- bedroom, two-bath, weekly or and include a pool. Brand new Sanibel. $30,000. Call 481-3689 % acre. Boating, birdwatching, cellent week at Caribe Resort. longer. A. Brown, 9480 SW 108th unfurnished two bedroom after 6 p.m. Blind Pass beaches. By owner. Call 472-2825 after 5 and ask for St. Miami,Fla. Tel: (305) 271- apartments at DAVIS WOODS, (TFN) Call (813) 472-5631 after 10 a.m. George. 8473. WHISPERWOOD, AM- Principals only. (TFN) (TFN) BERWOOD LAKE - $400-475. (TFN) REAL ESTATE FOR SALE EXCEPTIONAL Furnished PUNTA RASSA Sanibel Arms West - Try it units - $625-up. South Seas Club - Interval before you buy it! Rent our gulf SEE, HEAR, SMELL PRISCILLA MURPHY INC. $1,500 & up FULL PRICE. Ownership weeks 24, 25, 26 view unit - apply rent toward REALTORS Choice.building lots in Lehigh (June). Luxurious upper purchase of a furnished, 2 ALMOST TOUCH TROPICAL VACATION 482-5112 Acres. Some terms! corner. Owner 43 Acacia Road bedroom, 2 bath, first floor unit Large three-bedroom, two (11-30) ROY INC. REALTOR NW8 London, England $9,900 in a recently refurbished, low THE WATER bath fully furnished house, 100 334-7073 or 369-2107 per week. density, well manicured yards from Gulf of Mexico. All A corner apartment (TFN) complex with screened in amenities include: cable TV, (11-23) heated pool and 2 tennis courts. gas griil, washer-dryer, dish- at Punta Rassa; 2 FOR SALE BY OWNER: South Mortgage assumable or owner washer, linen, kitchenware. FOR RENT: Interval Seas Plantation, Bay Villa. One financing. Write P.O. Box 428, bedrooms, 2 baths, Will rent weekly, or monthly. ownership condo on Sanibel, bedroom, corner of second Franklin Park, Illinois 60131. Call (813) 481-5566 after 4 p.m. FOR SALE Surfrider Beach Club. One floor - gorgeous view. $140,000 never been occu- or (305) 253-1266. (11-16) bedroom, sleeps 4, all (215)687-3740. pied, only $119,500. (TFN) amenities, right on gulf. (TFN) $1,500.00 and up. Available weeks 2 and J, FULL PRICE. Choice HOUSE FOR SALE: Two Gulf and Bay views. January 8-22, 1983. $525 per bedroom, two bath, oversized week. Call (914) 471-2285 or Building Lots in double garage, screened porch, Swimming, tennis, write - J. D. Courtright, 207 Lehigh Acres. Some maintenance free yard, end of For rent on Sanibel: Time Overocker Road, WANT TO BUY a house on extra wide sailboat canal. racquetball, Jacuzzi, sharing luxury condo, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. 12603. Sanibel - 3 or 2 bedroom, 2 with terms! Fantastic view of Bay. CBS, no gazebo, fishing pier. Lighthouse Resort and Club -- (11-16) bath, with pool. About $100,000. Stairs. $169,000 - 4722798 - Two-bedroom, two-bath, 1,566 No realtors please. Call Cape OWNER. sq. ft. Available Oct. 16-23, Oct Coral, 574-3004, evenings or Roy INC. Realtor (11-30) 23-30 at $198 each week plus per weekends. diem. Available Oct .30 - Nov. 6 SANIBEL REALTY (TFN) 334-7073 or at $298 plus per diem. Call (813) Plantation Beach Club at South 369-2107 INC. 694-8048or (617) 871-2249. Seas - Interval week December Its floor plan was inspired by 472,6565 (TFN) 17-24. Two bedroom, two bath an old Portuguese Mansion, but on gulf, sleeps 6. $750 - (202) Divorce forces Sale of West everything else in this char- 466-8565from9-5:30. FOR SALS BY OWNER Gulf Drive residence 2,300 sq. ming home is especially (11.30) Desirable location canal lot. ft. Piling home with pool and designed for its Bayou-front TO-OWNED HOMES 100 x 150 feet. Mature trees and many other extra's. $50,000 location on Sanibel. Call owner OFFERED BY Apartment in South Ft. /Myers vegetation. For details write below market for quick sale. for appointment at 472-2811 or easily accessible to Sanibel. Box 771, Sanibel, FL 33957 or Write Owner P.O. Box 753, write Owner for details to: 5817 SUNSTATE Two bedrooms, V/z bath, bl- call (813) 472-9725. Sanibel, Florida 33957. Sanlbel-Captiva Road, Sanibel, BROKERS level, screened porch, utility Condo near beach, Sanibel two (TFN) FL 33957. area. Reasonable 489-3405. (U-30) 1YR. 100% WARRANTY bedroom, two bath, with pool (5-1) (TFN) and tennis. $425 per month. Call ON ALL OUR LISTINGS 489-4055. Donax Village - two bedroom, FOR SALE: Trailor in RAW HMAttflMC two bath with loft. Pool, tennis, Periwinkle Trailor Park, Lot 37 (11-301 SPECIAL, NEAR Sanibel close to beach. Many extras! Permanent Mobil lot, enclosed (813) 472-4932. screen porch with vinyl win- Island, immaculate home, MAKEOFFER corner lot, with lots of ex- Commercial Building on (TFN) dows, two utilities, orange tree, Fourth floor apartment tras. Price reduced for quick Captiva Island suitable for other vegetation. 4' x 4' patio, directly on gulf. Two bedroom. sale. several different kinds of retail LUXURIOUS GULF FRONT large parking area. Call after 5 PM 489-3795. Was $185,000.936-0856. businesses. Phone 472-3004. ACCOMMODATIONS. Call or (1-U) (TFN) write for details. Gulfside (11-23) SAN SOUCI 24x50* furnished Realty Inc. Licensed Real with large land!,, nicely lan- Estate, 1020 Periwinkle Way, dscaped on the lake. P.O. Box G, Sanibel, Fla 33957. South Seas Bayside Villa. (813) 472-3165 or (800) 431-1953 Living Room, Kitchen, OLD BRIDGE Dock your boat Clam Bayou off Gulf; fur- or New York State (800) 942- Screened Porch and Bath can in your back yard. Beautiful' nished; three double 1935 extension 805. SEEING IS be rented separately from home in a beautiful setting. ' bedrooms; 40 foot living room; (12-7) Bedroom, second bath. Sleeps cable TV; dock-side boat lift; BELIEVING! 6. Large Pool, private marina. NEW 24x44' all deluxe convenient Bowman's Beach, $132,000. Call Shirley 472-9222 located in nice park. $.100 lot Blind Pass; monthly or CBS, 3 bedroorns,2 or (404) 435-0140. PRICED BELOW rent. seasonal (813) 472-1493. baths, enclosed m-u> MARKET (11-16) Luxurious Gulf Front Villa SIX'LAKES on the golf cour- Plantation Beach Club, South FOR courtyard, gen- Tortuga Beach Club. Weeks 44 se, under market value. Seas Plantation, sleeps 6, all Truly an executive home. amenities, secluded, erous screened & 45 (first two weeks of QUICK SALE December 17 - January 7, $800- November), 2nd floor, gulf- Lovely Older Captiva Gulf- $900 weekly. Call (313) 429-9080 porch, fenced-in, front, two bedroom, two bath Blind Pass Condo- NEW HOMES Factory direct. Front Beach Home. Three or (313) 323-3658. apartment in building "B." All minium, 2/2 unit. Save thousands. Space bedrooms, ,3 bath, and other (11-16) yard, mature land- ameriities-$18,400. (813) 939- available. amenities. Serious inquiries 3778. Seller will buy down only regarding early scaping. Freshly (11-16) BUCCANEER Open today. availability cost. All details painted inside and mortgage to 11.9% You must see this one. your REALTOR or CALL for 12 months. Owner must self. Move in Michael Reddy (203) 525-3008. out. SUPER BUY AT PRE-OWMED HOMES toddy. (1-4) Buyer can assume Luxury condo, two bedrooms, $78,900 unfurn- OFFERED BY NICE WINTER HOME 1 two baths, fully equipped, ished. fixed rate of 14% bedroom, 1 bath. Ideal for beautifully furnished, pool, retired couple. Captiva, South Seas Plantation Bowman's beach, Sanibel's SUN STATE for remainder of - gulf front. One and two best shelling beach. Week or SANIBEL REALTY 1YR. 100% WARRANTY bedroom apartments. Your loan. $122,000, furn- OLD BRIDGE 2 bedroom, 2 year lease, call: (313)661-0382. ON AIL OUR LISTINGS own family cottage on beach (11-16) INC. ished. bath, double, front kitchen, and facing sunsets. Reserve BANK FINANCING all deluxe appliances. Coun- now. 472-4207. 472-6565 BUCCANEER (3) choice try Club living. (1-26) homes, reduced for quick sale from $52,000. SANIBEL REALTY SUNSTATE OLD BRIDGE waterfront, INC. BROKERS nice home with dock. 472-6565 995-1135 Reasonable. NEAR SANIBEL (12) homes to choose from. Priced from $28,500. SIX LAKES 3 to choose SANDPIPER BEACH from. 2 on golf course. Many extras including golf BY OWNER cart. Priced from mid 30's. NEW HOMES We have Nestled in a private tropical setting space available. Save with wooden walkways to the beach, thousands. Factory direct, double wides from tennis courts and pool. GULF VIEW , 2 t $19,900. bedrooms, 2 bath. fcwibfion4tfeterproof^ '^ 997.9944 WE HAVE LISTINGS •Owner will cash out for $40,000 price THROUGHOUT LEE COUN- reduction COATING: RUBBER BASE ELASTOMERS TY. MANY TO CHOOSE FROM. ANY PRICE RANGE. •Owner will sell fixed rate mortgage WE ACCEPT TRADE-INS: for 25 years. &I RVS, MOTOR HOMES ON •Owner desires larger home will con- ANY OF OUR NEW OR PRE- OWNED HOMES. sider trade. Industrial • Commercial • Residential SUN STATE STATE CERTIFIED UC. #CC*CA 213-77* BONDED-INSURED 995-1135 Call 319/355-5245 The ISLANDER Tuesday, November 16,1982 21B ISLAND CLASSIFIEDS

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SOLAR SALESPERSON For your home care, personal HOUSE SITTER AVAILABLE FOR SALE: Doll house with WANTED Cooks Wanted: Experienced! Trolley driver full or part-time. care, housewares and multi- Sanibel or Captiva eight rooms,furnished, electric We're looking for a Sanibel or See Frank on Tuesday, Wed- Chauffeur driver's license vitamin and mineral sup- Tender loving care of your lights - $500; 17' Sea Ray, 60 hp Captiva resident to represent nesday or Thursday between 2 needed. Starting December 1. plement needs, call your local home, houseplants and pets. Evinrude and trailer, motor us on the Islands. Could be in and 5 p.m. Oyster Shell, Write: Naples Transit Co., 853 A"iway distributor. 472-3761. Retired lady with excellent needs minor work - $1,200; golf Real Estate or some other field Sanibel 1619 Periwinkle Way. 5th Avenue South, Naples, teliver. references. Call 472-5529 or 472- clubs, Spalding Signature, but must be a wide-awake, self- (TFN) Florida 33940. (Mi) 0585" after 7 p:m. or call me matched set with cart - $150; starter who needs to make ; (TFN) collect (305) 656-8986. antique blanket chest - $300; some money. Call Robson at Island resident to sell seafood (TFN) assorted pieces of Heisey; 35- WINDOW 337-1426. piece stemware set - $150. Call (TFN) to restaurants on Sanibel and LICENSED REAL ESTATE CLEANING SERVICE Captiva. Write P.O. Box 808, SALESPERSON 936-4987. LICENSED INSURED Ft. Myers, FL 33902. Michael Saunders & Co., (TFN) 472-4207 SCCF NEEDS SHOP (TFN) Sarasota's largest independent (2-9) ANY ODD JOBS VOLUNTEERS Real Estate Brokerage Office, FOR SALE HOUSE OR GARDEN is looking for Licensed Ford Gran Torino 1971 - 78,000 The Sanibel- Captiva Con- Willing to do shopping, drive servation Foundation needs Gift shop manager with ex- Associates to .work in the miles, automatic - power, a-c, perienced sales and purchasing Englewood - Placida area. short or long distances or any volunteers for its gift shop at reasonable personalized station wagon. Call 472-2825ask Conservation Center. Any ability. Unique jewelry, Through the company's ex- for George. MISCELLANEOUS specialty items and clothing. panding New-Construction service. interested men or women 489-2766 (TFN) should contact Gay Symroski Shell Harbor Resort, Sanibel Marketing Division, op- (11-16) at 472-2375. Island, 472-3181 ask for Mr. portunities now exist to join an on-site project marketing (TFN) Davis. Free to a good home: Large (TFN) team. Help us sell a new black male dog. Nine months "Destination Resort" of 500 Player Piano: 1917 Jacob old. Full of tricks. Call 472-0813. condominiums in a water- Brothers Player Piano, JOINING THE WINNING oriented fishing village. Call EXCHANGE-TRADE (11-16) SRI TEAM Secretary for Sanibel Law reconditioned, and refinished Office. Send resumes to P.O. Barry Collier, Exec., VP $50,000 equity in Pinellas with piano roll, $3,000 or best Michael Saunder & Co. County Beach income We are now interviewing for Box 106, Sanibel, Fla 33957. All offer. 542-5113. inquiries confidential. REALTOR properties FOR Island Land or real estate sales positions.;. Real Estate equity. All offers (TFN) Best Located off ice (TFN) St. Armands Circle Sarosota, Fla 33577 considered. (813) 536-7378 ELP WANTED Built-in lead generation evenings and weekends. Training (813) 388-4447 (11-16) (1-4) Best commission split on BURGER EMPORIUM island Needs several people to work Like "New" Queen Sleeper our Counter Gift Shop and LETIZIAS CONTINENTAL Experience highly desirable Sofa $300 or Best Offer. 472- Kitchen. Good wages - meals - CUISINE but not absolutely mandatory. T388. • top working conditions - full or Now accepting applications for For confidential interview (TFN) part-time. Come in or call 472- OPPORTUNITIES Reliable efficient thorough bus persons, kitchen help, and contact: Bert Jenks or Joan 2500. exist for experienced housecleaning. You CAN get a host or .hostess. Top hourly Good, Sanibel Realty, Inc., associates, newly licensed and good help these days! Nancy wage, gratuities, meals, ex- 1633-A Periwinkle Way....472- (TFN) unlicensed persons in our Hovanic 472-4212. cellent working conditions. 6565. Island Marketing Center. For (11-U) Insurance program available. (TFN) We are tired of bailing every confidential interview call 472- Call 472-2177 between 2 and 5 storm - So grab a bargain! 14 1546 ask for Joe Laenen, p.m. Ask for Dick Bridges. foot fiberglass boat, plus 20 Manager. (TFN) horsepower motor. AS IS $600. CENTURY 21, AAIM REALTY Call 472-6777: After 5 call 472- Part-time bookkeeper for Older student wants to return growing Sanibel firm. Ten GROUP, INC. REALTOR 3485. (TFN) to college to seek Masters (11-16) hours per week,- payroll ex^ TOPPROPUCERS degree. Looking for a tutor who BASS,. GUJTAR . PLAYER - perience, references. Send is retired or not, who could help With own equipment interested resume to Safety Harbor Corp., with G.R.E. Exam especially in forming 50's - 60's style in- 6400 Pine Ave. Suite A, Sanibel, Sooth Seas the Math Section. Please write strumental band (Ventures, Fl 33957. , V Mature, responsible, outgoing P.O. Box 283, Sanibel, 33957. Etc.). Contact Lou or Allen 482- (TFN) Plantation, Captiva Will tra&e Diamond person to run Fish Market, wiil (11-16) 293*. . Engagement Sol itare • Clean 8. train. Also heed friendly, ? (TFN) & Barrier Islands Perfect appraised at $6,100, for outgoing person to runOyster clean late model car of Equal Sales positions Bar, will train. Apply in person" Value."Write Post Office Box Offshore Sailing School at The Timbers Restaurant Fish 1050, Sanibel, FL 33957. South Seas Plantation has Exceptional Oppor- Market - 975 Rabbit Road after WANT TO BUY: Old quilts or (11-W) immediate opening for coor- quilt tops. Need not be in Cocjk wanted on Captiva. 4 PM. dinator to handle store sales, tunity for an experien- "iy based on experience. (TFN) perfect condition. 472-3628. . -can and Italian. Call 472- school bookings and office ced Real Estate (11-16) 9221 work. Call Rob 472-5111 ext. 7141 or Doris (800) 221-4326. Professional with the (TFN) 1970 Mercedes - 220D ., (11-23) area's leading Real Beautiful Car, Unbelievable Estate Firm. Economy, Low Miles, $4,950. MISC WANTED ATTENTION ARTISIAN'S - Call 489-3559 or 472-1001. CRAFTS PEOPLE. Now For complete information (TFN) leasing space and accepting call Allen J. Davis, consignment merchandise for WANT TO BUY a house on President, at: exciting new. shop. "Gifts Sanibel, 3 or 2 bedroom, 2 bath, Gallore." Now open at Bigelow with pool, about $100,000. No Shopping Center, Ft. Myers Beautiful Large Sanibel Shell 813-936-6600 realtors please. Call Cape Beach -Call Mel463-4470. Mirrors, Made by Me! Less Coral, 574-3004, evenings or (11-16) weekends. than V-2 retail price, only $20. (TFN) Excellent Christmeas Gift. 472- 4526. (11-30) FOR SALE VIP Realty Group Inc. REALTOR Looking for a responsible 9600 So. Tamiami Trail, person to care for one year old Ft. Myers, Fl. 33907 during evenings. Call 472-5919. 24' SINGLE VOLVO DIESEL Needs cleaning, otherwise (TFN) OPEN FISHING BOAT: perfect sleeper sofa for sale - Custom made by Morgan $225 or will consider trade for Boats. 7 months old. Equipped other furniture. Call 472-6080 with Si-Tex HE-32 recorder. evenings. Polaris VHF, GE-CB. Bimini (TFN) Top. Free Flow Live Well. 2.1 WE NEED HELP! GPH. Excellent tarpon, off- shore boat. 1-813-472-3459. (TFN) GARAGE SALE: Bargains Aggressive licensed sales associates Gallore. Everything must go! needed for project and resale This Friday, Nov. 19, from 9 to 4 at 1169Sandcastle Road in the situations. Good appearance and FOR SALE - Palm Beach Dunes. track record helpful. Slinger - great for porch, boat (11-16) or patio - nylon and PVC construction - brand new - Call Judy NataJe for confidential in- JOIN THE WINNING yellow & white - $75. High gain COMPASS ROSE MARINA II C.B.-one year old-$35. Call terview at 472-3165. After hours 574- SRI TEAM 472-9725. '82Spoftcraft22' $1395 78 Harbor 19' $2995 8138. We are now interviewing for real (TFN) estate sales positions— 74Bayliner22' $3995 72Wellcraftl7' $895 ' Best located offices 73 Hydrafoil24Diesel $9495 ' Built-in lead generation 1977 DODGE COLT: Good 77Searoy24'Twin $14,995 Training running condition. $1,000 or best offer. Call 472-6080 after 5 '81 Riviera 16' $4695 Best commission split on Islands p.m. 75Mako23' $9495 800 43 I 1953 F xl 804 NY. State oniv UCO 942-1935 Ext. 804 (TFN) Experience highly desirable but 71 Bonital9' $3295 (813)472-3165 '68 Chris Craft 36$5495 REALTOR P.O. BOX 0 not absolutely mandatory. - 1020 Periwinkle Way For confidential interview, con- NEW INSIDE STACK STORAGE Sleeper sofa. White Haitian LIVE ABOARD SLIPS S«mbel, FL 33S57 cotton. Queeh size bed. Like tact: Bert Jenks or Joan Good new. $350 or best offer. 472-4753. AVAiLABLE Sonibei Realty, Inc. (U-U) 1195 Main Street 1633 A Periwinkle.. Way-4?2'6.565' Ft. Myers Beach 463-6124 463-2400 22B Tuesday, November 16,1982 The ISLANDER

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Total Island Information Things to do and see Nature OBSERVATION TOWER LIGHTHOUSE The Bailey Tract of the J.N. At the eastern tip of Sanlbel, "Ding" Darling Sanctuary the historic Lighthouse is close One-fourth mile down Tarpon to the Sanibel fishing pier, which guides Bay Road after a left turn off offers not only excellent fining Periwinkle Way. but a jovely beach and an SANIBEL-CAPTIVA unexcelled view of San Carlos CONSERVATION Bay. FOUNDATION Sanibel-Captiva Road 472-2329 TURTLE PATROLS Dedicated to the preservation Caretta Research, Inc. of wildlife and vegetation on the 472-3177 islands. The foundation offers Participate in the nightly sea many exhibits and nature tours. turtle patrols on Sanibel's Admission for non-members if loggerhead turtle nesting beach. $1 for adults and 50 cents for Scheduled in the summer only. children. May 15-Aug. 1. Call for details. Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Scheduled guided tours are available. George Campbell Gritting Bancroft 472-2180 472.1447 Offering two natural history Offering bird tours of the field trips— one by lartd 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 Sanibel's wildlife habitats. The three hours. $10 per person, with four-hour trip costs $10 per a mlnimumof three people. person. ' For further information, Off-Islanders 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, Nerlta Street, Donax bay and Gulf sides of Seagrape summer and includes breakfast Street, Fulger 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 v.*i Specific dates for the winter through the waterways of . Unrestricted parking with no trips will be announced in this Sanibel, Captiva, upper Captiva sticker is permitted for On Captiva, public beach section of The Islander. and Cayo {Costa with lunch at everyone at Bowman's Beach access can be found at Turner Cabbage Key. off Sanibel-Captiva Road, at the Beach or further north lust 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 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 BE Learn about Sanibel's history, further details. residential parking stickers can PROSECUTED. -beach dynamics, shelling and interesting marine life; Mark "Bird" WestaH Call for further information 472-52W and reservations. Offering a choice of canoe Proceeds go toward sea turtle trips on the Sanibel River, conservation on the Islands. ? through the Wildme Refuge or to Marinas Buck Key. Trips last ap- Don Prohaska available. Call Ban, taefcite gear. TacWe for Capt. Dick Frieman proximately 2'/a to 3 hours. *0 Tarpon Bay Marina Boa* Muse Division of South. for appointment. 472-1315 per person. Inquire about At the north end of Tarpon Bay wind, Inc. Boat rentals - power, Boston : Boa* rentals - W, 6 hp Hshlng Ottering nature adventures discounts when /calling the Road Boat rentals at Sanibel Marina whalers. Sailboat rentals plus sklfs. since 1970 to North Captiva and above number for reservations 472-1323 (472-253T) offshore sailing school. Cayo Costa, with lunch at and information. Open seven days a week7 a.m. Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., seven 'tween Waters Marina Cabbage Key. Departure time is to 6 p.m. days a week. Sanibel Marina Sanibel-Captiva Road, Captiva 9:30 a.m., return at 3:30 p.m. Capt. Randy White for fishing, Power -- 15-19' (55-115 hp) North Yachtsman Drive, (472-5161) Call for reservations and further shelling and sightseeing trips. USCG equipped, bimini top. Sanibel (472-2723) Open 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. seven information. Marked canoe trail. Bait, Sail - Sunfish 17'-2V day sailor Open seven days a week 7 a.m. days a week. tackle, gear. Tackle for rent. sloops with engines to a 34' to 6 p.m. Dock Master Larry Gill, Boat rentals -- 14'18' fishing charter Sloop with Capt. Fred Capts. Ted Cole and Bill Capts. Mike Fuery, Duke Sells, skiffs. Fresh seafood available. Comlossy. Gartrell for fishing, shelling and Jerry Way, Larry Gann for 'Tween Waters Marina sightseeing guides. Call for fishing, shelling and sightseeing Sanibel-Captiva Road, Captive South Seas Plantation Marina appointment. guides. Bait-tackle-gear. 472-51*1 Captiva (472-5111) Ban, tackle gear. Light tackle Tackle for rent: Boat rentals - Open 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. seven Open to the public 8 a.m. to 6 for rent. Launching ramp. IS'25 hp open skiffs. days a week. p.m. seven days a week. Dockage. Dockmaster Dale Manor. Harbor Master Don Starr, Capts. Mike Fuery, Duke Sells, Capts. Doug Fischer, Baughn Blind PatsMarlna Jerry Way, Larry Gann for Halloway, Chic Kennedy for Sanibel-Captiva Road (472-1334) fishing, shelling and sightseeing fishing, shelling and sightseeing Open 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. trips. guides. daily, Sundays7:30a.m. tonoon. Bait, tackle, gear. Tackle for Charter sailboat with Capt. rent. Boat rentals-15',25hp. The ISLANDER Tuesday, November 16,1982 23B 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-MOPE DS South Seas Plantation 949 Sandcastle Road Electric carts: $7 for nine Captiva 472-3522 (semi-private) holes, $10for 18 holes. Dollar Renf-a-Car Island Moped 472-5111 Full racquet facilities. Open South Seas Plantation, Captiva 1470 Periwinkle Way Bicycle rentals. Open 9 a.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 472-4151. Green fees: $7.50 for nine 1015 Periwinkle Way (oppositethe7-ll) 472-0123 Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Full holes, $14for 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 AND FISHING 2330 Palm Ridge Road 472-4151 available. EQUIPMENT 472-1955 Sailboats, catamarans, Bicycle rentals, sales and windsurfers, bicycles. Hourly Listed under Marinas or Bait, repairs. Open 10 a.m. to S p.m. and half-day rental rates. Tackle, Gear six days. Closed Sundays.

way, shopping centers such as the Heart of the . Isiands, 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 join 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 street from hand-wrought iewelry, craft At the Tarpon Bay-Periwinkle one another, providing a variety 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 t in either of these shopping tackle, dell 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 Most businesses open at 10 and what-nots can all be found holds original Island water- Plantation Marina, Captiva, 472- a.m.. and close at 5:30 p.m. This along the drive to the in- colors and woodcuts. Capt. Dave Case - 472-2798 5111 or 472-2332 holds 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 artisan 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 tuf n 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 foliage 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 from these barrier Islands. Also tackle rentals. Whether for shopping or The Reel Eel merely browsing, island shops Sanibel Center Building offer a surprising variety from gear Periwinkle Way and Casa Ybel ohe-of-a-klnd collectibles for the Road discerning shopper to postcards 472-2674 for the simple souvenir hunter. Charter Capt. R. Stewart And of course, for all, shells - South. Shell iewelry, shell lamps, lust Also snorkel ing equipment plain shells - the most beautiful and beachwear. 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 arid por- celain. Schoolhouse Gallery, Tarpon Limited Edition, American Bay Road (472:1193) Craft Gallery, 30 Periwinkle Artisan Shop, Nutmeg Village, Representing .90 living St. Isabel's Catholic Church Sanibel Congregational Sanibel Community Church Place, (472-6800) 2807 West Gulf Drive (472-2176) American artists. Original Father Gerard Beauregard United Church of Christ The Rev. Bruce Milligan, Pastor Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Open Monday-Saturday from paintings and limited edition Pastor The Rev. Richard Stein •1740 Periwinkle Way Monday through Saturday. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Featuring fine prints. Monday-Saturday, Father Louis Reczek Minister . Sunday worship services at 9 Florida artists and craftsmen. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Closed Sunday. Assistant Pastor 472-0497 472-3692 and 11:15 a.m. Churctischool for Exclusively American-made 3559 Sanibel-Captiva Road grades 1-3 at 10:15 a.m. Nursery designer gifts and paintings. is available during services. The Captiva Gallery, at the 472-2763 Sunday Worship at ll:i5am at St. Michael and All Angels Friendship hour follows the Treehouse .Gift Shop on SW services. Captiva Drive across from Sunday Mass: 8:30,10 a.m. Episcopal Church, Periwinkle South Seas Plantation (472-1850) Saturday Evening Mass: 5:30 Way. Featuring the works of local p.m. Temple Beth-El artists in watercolors, oils, Dally Mass: 8:30 a.m. and Greek Orthodox Church Rabbi Solomon Agin acrylics and pastels, lost wax 5:30p.m. The Rev. Fr. Arthur Kontinos 2721 Del Prado Boulevard sculpture, wood carvings, Vigil Mass preceding Holy Cypress Lake Drive Cape Coral stoneware and pottery, basketry Day: 5:30p.m. Fort Myers 574-5115 and weaving. Holy Day Mass: 10 a.m. and 482-2099 5:30 p.m. Sunday: Childrens' Religious The Rooftop Gallery/Periwinkle Confessions before each Mass Orthos: 9:30a.m. School, 9:30 a.m. Way next to the Lighthouse and at 3:30 p.m. Saturday. Divine Liturgy: 10 a.m. Friday Evening: 8 p.m. Restaurant Open seven days a week from Christian Science Society Captiva Chapel By The Sea 2950 West Gulf Drive 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Unusual St. Michael and All Angels 472-1646 creations by local artists 472-4449 Inter-denominational Sunday featured in stained glass, Episcopal Church service will be at 11 a.m. sculpture, carvings, watercolors Services The Rev. James D.B. Hubbs beginning Nov. 21. The Rev. Dr. and oils. Sunday: 11 a.m. Rector Bertram Atwood will conduct Wednesday: 8p.m., Periwinkle Way the services. 472-1646. ArtFac Gallery, 1628 Periwinkle 472-2173 Way (472-3307) First Baptist Church 472-3356 (Annex) Pastor Jamie Stilson Open Monday-Saturday from Sanibel-Captiva Road Sunday: Holy Eucharist, Rite 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Exhibiting 472-1018 1,7:30a.m. original art, photographs and Holy Eucharist (morning craftwork. Sunday School: 10 a.m. prayer and church school), 9:30 LaBelle Gallery, 1473-A Sunday Worship: 11 a.m. a.m. Sunday Evening Worship: 7 Wednesday: Holy Eucharist,9 Periwinkle Way (472-4461) p.m. Original oil paintings, a.m. watercolors, metal and wood Wednesday Prayer Meeting: 7 Thursday: Holy Eucharist, sculptures. A unique gift gallery p.m. 7:30a.m. features Bisque sculptures of limited editions and Daum Crystal. Hours, Tuesday- Sunday, 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and5:30tol0p.m. 24B Tuesday, November 16,1982 The ISLANDER

TheLetizias Harbor House 3313 West Gulf Drive (472-2177) 1244 PeriwinkleWay (472-1242) Dining on Sanibel +, MCVISA 0, VISA, MC Gourmet Northern Italian- Fresh broiled seafood, Sanibel Putting Pelican Island House Restaurant French elegant seafood cuisine. special (sauteed shrimp or At the Beachvlew Golf Course Veal, poultry, stuffed steak, scallops) and scrumptious land 1100 Par View Drive (472-4394) Ramada Inn, on the Gulf at Tulipa Way (472-3275) pasta and cheese dishes. All and sea specials. +,VISA, MCAE dinners include Neopolltan Lauded in the New York Specialties are Bogie burgers/ +, MCAE, VISA Dinner from 5 to 9:30 p.m. antlpasto. Also cooked-to-order Times, Chicago Tribune, sandwiches, chip shots (fried combinations for two. National Observer, Atlanta baked potato), salads served in offering a. complete selection of salads to.enfoy with your en- Open six days from 5:30 to Journal and others. glass potting bowls and Islander 9:30 p.m. Closed Sundays. Dinner served from 5 to 9:30 drinks. tree: tossed salad, soup de |our, together with a variety of hot Casual dress. p.m. Open daily. Casual dress. Open seven days until 4 p.m. and cold specialties. Hot Breakfast served from 7 until 11 popovers plus a full selection of The Thistle Lodge at the Casa The Nutmeg House a.m. Hot and cold lunches Ybel Beach and Racquet Club 2761 West Gulf Drive (472-1141) served until 3 p.m. Cocktails coffees and desserts. 1255 Gulf Drive (472-3145) Casual dress. MCVISA.AE until 6p.m. -KMCVISA, DC, AE Fresh veal and seafood Enioy Gulf-front dining in this ' specialties prepared to order. Jean Paul's French Corner Quarterdeck of Sanibel reproduction of a late Victorian Open Tuesday through Sunday Next to the Post Office on 1625 Periwinkle Way (472-1033) Sanibel mansion. Creole, Cajun, from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. Tarpon Bay Road (472-1493) 0, MC, VISA, AE New Orleans specialties. Seafood and steak specialties. Appropriate dress expected. Please follow the Post Office Luncheon served from 11:30 Fresh and different dishes at the a.m. to 2 p.m. Dinner 5:30 to 10 detour. Fisherman's Table. Lunch and Lighthouse Cafe " p.m. 362 PeriwinkleWay 0, MC, VISA dinner specials every day. Entertainment nightly In the Specializing in French Lunch 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Seahorse Shopping Center loungefrom 8:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. 472-0303 cuisine. Dinner from 6 to 10 p.m. Dinner5to9:30p.m. Collared shirts required. Closed Sundays. Open Sundays from 8 a.m. to 2 Traditional French and Reservations recommended; p.m. and 5 to 9:30 p.m. Closed creative local cuisine. ""Salads, The Court Yard sandwiches, soup and cWar- Casual dress. Wednesdays. 2411 PeriwinkleWay Casual dress. broiled burgers. Serving quality Sundial 472-6731 veal, beef, fowl and the freshest 1246 Middle Gulf Drive (472- McT's Shrimp House and O,MC,VISA,AE,DC seafood. 4151) Tavern Magnificent steaks and chops. Serving lunch from 11 a.m. to + ,MC,VISA,AE Special chicken and seafood 3 p.m. every day «xc " 1523 Periwinkle Way (472-3161) dishes and a grand selection of Superb gulf-front dining at the +, VISA, MCAE Tuesday. Casual dress. ' Bahama Room. Lunch 11:30 fine wines. • a.m. to 2:30 p.m., dinner 5:30 to Shrimp is the specialty served Serving from 6 to 10 p.m. 9:30p.m. 20 ways, including steamed Monday through Saturday. Pancake and Omelet shrimp alt-you-can-eat every Closed Sundays. Casual dress. Restaurant Sunday brunch from 11 a.m. to night. Nightly "Chef's Selec- Tahitian Garden off Periwinkle 2:30 p.m. tions" using only the freshest Tahitian Garden Restaurant Way (472-4453) Open seven days. Enter- fish. At the plaza on Periwinkle Way No credit cards accepted tainment at the Lost Horizon Lunch Monday through 472-0100 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 4 to 8 p.m. loungefrom 11 p.m.to 2 a.m. Friday; dinner 5 to 10 p.m. +,MC,VISA,AE Tuesday through Saturday. 7 seven days. Late night food until Live entertainment with Don a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday. Closed on KEY Scotty'sPub 1:30 a.m. in tavern. 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 +, MCAE, 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 5 to 9:30 p.m. shoes. MC Master Card Casual dress means shirts and Scotty's. Black grouper, trout, Across from the Castaways VISA shoes pompano, swordfjsh 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 0, MC, 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. Dally specials, 2525) burgers, sandwiches, salads. Superchef Specials daily round Frest seafood and continental MC, VISA Dining on Captiva out the menu. cuisine on the water with un- Serving hamburgers, fish Lunch noon to 2:30 p.m. surpassable view of the gulf and sandwiches, daily luncheon Dinner 5 to 9:30 p.m. dally. glorious sunsets. F&BOyster House specials, large variety of ice 2163 PeriwinkleWay (472-5276) Chadwick's Timmy'sNook Entertainment Tuesday through ; Serving from 6-10 p.m. cream flavors. The tip of Captiva Island at the Sanibel-Captiva Road Saturday. Monday through Saturday. 0,MCVISA Reservations suggested. Casual Open 11 a.m. for lunch; dinner Serving dinner only from 5 to entrance to South Seas Plan- 0, No credit cards accepted and snacks from 5 to 9 p.m. 10 p.m. seven days. Featuring tation (472-5111) Directly on Pine Island Sound, Cafe Orleans dress. _ • Closed Sundays. Award-winning dining and this restaurant operates its own In The French Quarter shore dinners and fresh fi Coconut Grove Casual dress. Among the top 500 in the U.S 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 0,4AC, VISA, AE : Island Shopping. Center at the The Timbers 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 Casual dress. 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 ma|or credit cards +, MCAE, 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 PeriwinkleWay 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, swprdflsh, 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 +,MC,VISA 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. .Sandwtches-;?pizza, tacos, meats. Rolls and pastries baked 472-5111 Open from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. burrifos, 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 The Bubble Room 2407 PeriwinkleWay Across from the Fire Station picnic. A wide selection of wine, brunch Sundays from 10 a.m. to 472-1277 Palm Ridge Road champagne, liquors and cor- Sanibel-Captiva Road 2 p.m. Happy hour Monday 472-5558 Crab, shrimp and lobster 472-5374 dials also available. . CMC, VISA through Saturday from 4:30 to 6 combo, subs, sandwiches, Large variety of subs made to A little Island hideaway of p.m. quiche, homemade coleslaw and 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. AAusic 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 Next to Ba i ley'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 PeriwinkleWay screened porch for outdoor VISA, MC 472-3330 Cafe Captiva 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 PeriwinkleWay Corner of Tarpon Bay Road and No credit cards accepted chowder, sandwiches galore and specials. yogurt and ice cream with many Gulfside Plaza PeriwinkleWay 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 • Sanibet's only quick-serve A wide variety, of delectable salads and sandwiches. Great Monday through Saturday. 1048 PeriwinkleWay Huxter'sDeli family restaurant offering a sandwiches made with ice cream desserts. No dress Featuring meat pies, shrimp in 472-1170 1203 PeriwinkleWay 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-qus chicken, seafood, homemade and pickles. . • cream. Char-broired 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 I si and Store Sanibel Meat and Fish Palace fried chicken and homemade cream daily. Perrier, apple iulce, beer and Andy Rosse Lane 2330 Palm Ridge Road Key Lime pie. . - c ,. > Open every day for lunch and wine. Take-out "beach boxes" 472-0616 472-9181 i Open 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. seven' dinner from IV a.m. to 8 p.m. available. r 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 Sundayfroml1a.m.to5p.W. ; selections. $5.95 early bird Sanibel Plaza specials from 5-6 p.m. •/••. 2440 Palm Ridge Road Bailey's General Store Pelican Place PeriwinkleWay We deliver-472-0212 472-1581 or 472-1582 Island Shopping Center ; 0 PeriwinkleWay Pizza, Italian beef and 472-1516 sausage sandwiches. Vienna hot Featuring Italian subs, Fried chicken, hot cobblers, dogs, homemade chill. salads, pizza and spaghetti. Open Sunday through Wed- Homemade breads. Pizza dough Salisbury steak, salads, daily made fresh daily. Beer and wine specials. nesday from 4-11 p.m., Friday and Saturday from 4 p.m. to to go. Open Monday through midnight. Open 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. seven Saturday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. days. Sunday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Opening for lunch after July 2. Breakfast • 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 PeriwinkleWay 472,4394 MC VISA, AE MCVISA, AE Saturday from 8 to 11 a.m. All maior 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. Key's Delight (Eggs Casual dress. Intermediate prices. Seahourse Shopping Center South Seas Plantation Benedict), waffles, French Pancake and Omelet Casual dress. Reservations 472-0303 4725111 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 Sundial Way Club Cafe Captiva Open for breakfast 7:30 to 11 brunch on Sunday. 1246 Middle Gulf Drive 472-4453 2255 Gulf Drive Captiva Village Square a.m. every day except Tuesday. Casual dress. Reservations 472 4151 No credit cards accepted 472-3145 Captiva Road suggested. 7 a.m. to 2 p.m Tuesday MCVISA, AE, DC 472-3035 Island House MCVISA.AE, DC The Oyster Shell 7:30 to 10:30 a.m. every day through Saturday. ~ a.m. to 1 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday only. No credit cards accepted. Ramada Inn on the Gulf at 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 1619 PeriwinkleWay o.m. Sunday brunch. Eggs, menu including scrapple and crepes, quiche arid specialty egg everyday. Sundays to 11:30 a.m. 472-3275 472-0122 pancakes, diet plates. A la carte blintzes. Also serving lunch. dishes. Fresh eggs. Homemade waffles MC,VISA,AE CMC, VISA jrices. 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, November 16,1982 25B Government Clubs and organizations Bridge for Fun Bingo' Bridge players will have an Games played every Tuesday opportunity for competition at 7:30 p.m. at the Sanibel every Wednesday from 1 to 4 Community Association p.m. at the Sanibel Community building on Periwinkle Way. Association Building on Public invited. 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 Community Housing and location. Meetings held on the first and Resources, Inc. third Tuesday of every month at Meetings held on the first Sanibel-Captiva American 9 a.m. at MacKenzie Hall In the Monday of each month at 7:30 Legion 3-Star Grocery complex at the Kiwanis Sanibel-Captiva Road Runners p.m. at the Sanibel Library, Meetings are held the second intersection of Tarpon Bay and Meets every Wednesday at For running partners, 10K Palm Ridge Road. For more Tuesday of each month at the Palm R Idge roads. 7:30 a.m. at Scotty's restaurant, races, meetings, etc. Call Jay information, call Desiree Legion Hall on Sanibel-Captiva Periwinkle Way. Hoover 472-9753. Frederick, 472-4365. Road. Call 4729979. Sanibel Fire Control District Sanibel-Captiva Rotary Club Commission meetings held the Community Association of Sanibel-Captiva Shell Club South West Anglers Club Meets every Friday at 7:45 Meets the second Tuesday of second Tuesday of every month Sanibel a.m. at the Sundial on Middle No meetings until Oct. 18. Captiva Fire Control District at 1 p.m. at the Fire House on Dinner meetings held at 6:30 During the season the club each month at 7:30 p.m. at the Commission meetings held the Gulf Drive. Moose Hall on Parkmeadows Palm Ridge Road. p.m. on the first Tuesday of each All visiting Rotarians, guests meets on the third Monday of second Tuesday of every month month from October through every month at 8 p.m. at the Drive off U.S. 41 in Fort Myers. at 8:30 a.m. at the Fire House on and interested individuals are Admission is free and visitors Sanibel City Planning Com- June at the association hall on welcome to attend. Sanibel Community Association. Captiva Road and Wightman mission Periwinkle Way. Board meetings during the are welcome. Call 472-2685 for LaneSW. Meetings held on the second For information call the office Sanibel-Captiva Boy Scouts season are held on the Thursday information. and fourth Monday of every Monday through Friday, 472- Troop 88 preceding the Monday monthly Murex tptlva Erosion Prevention month at 9 a.m. at MacKenzie 2155, from 10 a.m. until noon. Meets every Tuesday at7 p.m. meeting. American Legion Post ^strict Hall in the 3-Star Grocery Membership chairman is Al Sanibel-Captiva Road. Meets the first Monday of Committee of Neighborhood at the Sanibel Elementary complex at the intersection of Associations, Inc. (CON A) School. Visiting Scouts are ZuHone, 472-2615. Membership Every Thursday at 8 p.m. each month at 10 a.m. at the Tarpon Bay and Palm Ridge is $6 for individuals, $10 for Cash prizes are awarded. Captiva Community Center. Meetings held at 10 a.m. on the welcome. Call Ron Sebald, 472- roads. ' second Thursday of each month 4141 days. couples. at 1027 Kings Crown Drive. No Sanibel Swim Team meetings in July or August. Sanibel-Captiva Lions Club Audubon Society For further information call For more information call 472- Meetings held on the first and Meets at 8 p.m. every Thur- Dick Noon at 472-2313. 1316. third Wednesdays of every sday from January-April at the month at 6:30 p.m. at the Sanibel Sanibel Community Center on Power Squadron of Sanibel and Beginning Water Color Classes Community Association Periwinkle Way. Captiva • building on Periwinkle Way. Executive meetings held Holding indoor-outdoor Sanibel-Captiva Orchid Society first Wednesday of each month Post offices classes (limited to 10) on Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of Meetings resume in October 10 a.m. at the Dunes Country Tuesdays from 9 a.m. until 1 Commerce on the fourth Wednesday of each Club. p.m. $8 per lesson (monthly Board of directors meets the month at 1:30 p.m. In Sanibel General membership rates also available). second Monday of each month at Community Center. meetings held the second Sanibel - Turn right off Sandford Birdsey, instructor, 8 p.m. at the Chamber of Visitors are welcome to attend Wednesday of each month at Periwinkle Way onto Tarpon member of American Society of Commerce building on and bring orchids for questions 7:30 p.m. at the Sanibel Bay Road. Marine Artists. Call 472-5567. Causeway Road. and discussion. CommunltyAssoclatlon. Open 6:30 a.m. until 5 p.m. Regular weekly luncheon Monday through Friday. Closed American Business Captiva Civic Association Sanibel-Captiva Lions Ladies held each Wednesday at noon Saturday and Sunday, although Women's Association Board of governors meeting Auxilary at the Dunes Country Club. there Is mail delivery on Meets the second Thursday on the first and third Tuesday of The Ladies Lions Auxilary Club meets the third Wednesday For more Informaton call Lt. Saturday. of the month at 6 p.m. at the each month at 10 a.m. at the Urban Palmer, 472-1316. Dunes Country Club. Barbara Captiva Community Center. of each month at 6:30 p.m. at the Captiva - Corner of Captiva Boulton, hospitality chairman, Dunes. Alanon Road and Wiles Drive. 472-1039. Please make reser- Alcoholics Anonymous 'Barrier Island Group of the Arts Meets Tuesdays at 8 p.m. at Open 7:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. vations in advance. Closed discussion meeting at 8 (BIG Arts) St. Michael and All Angels onday through Friday. Closed p.m. Tuesdays at St. Michael An organization founded to Episcopal Church on Periwinkle oaturday and Sunday, although Duplicate Bridge and All Angels Episcopal build a cultural community on Way. there is mail delivery on Beginning Nov. 4the duplicate Church on Periwinkle Way. the Islands. -Coconut Co-op Saturday. bridge game at the Community Open discussion at the church at All members and prospective A food buying cooperative meets Center will meet at 1:30 p.m. 8 p.m. Fridays. members are urged to attend the first Thursday of each month Western Union every Thursday arid at 7:30 p.m. No smoking group, step the meetings on the last Monday at the Sanibel-Captiva Con- Bailey's General Store - Island every Friday. 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 Games will continue weekly church. Sanibel Library. p.m. New members welcome. Way and Tarpon Bay Road. through the winter. If you need a For more information call 472- For more information call Jim For information Call Karen partner call Joe Wlnterrowd, 4886. 472-1829. Levy, 472-3526. Halverson, 472-6503. DENTISTS Roger A. Dunphy, D.D.S. William J.Shorack,D.D.S. To your health Bay Wind Plaza 2402 Palm Ridge Road 472-2060 481-7493, Fort Myers While the Islands have no VETERINARIANS hospital, both Sanibel and James M. Bell, D.D.S. Captiva are served 24 hours a Or*. Paul and Phylli Douglass, Sanibel Plaza, day by a team of paramedics D.V.M. 1630 G Periwinkle Way who are widely recognized for 1042 Cypress Lake Drive 472-6333 their competence. Fort Myers For Emergency -472-6500 In the event of an emergency, Animals can be seen on the medics will call the Air Four Sanibel on Tuesdays and MEDICINE * SURGERY Ambulance, which transports Thursdays beginning at 1 p.m. patients via helicopter to the Arrangements should be John Colluccl, D.O. hospital of their choice in the made by calling 481-4746. Island Medical Clinic eort Myers area. 2400 Palm Ridge Plaza The paramedics are based at PHARMACIES 472-5974 lie Fire Station just off Periwinkle Way on Palm Ridge Island Apothecary OPTOMETRIST Road. Phone 472-1717,472-1414 or Apothecary Center 936-3600. 2460 Palm Ridge Road Robert G. LeSage, O.D. (opposite the 3-Star Grocery) Bay Wind Plaza GENERAL PRACTICE 472-1519 2402 Palm Ridge Road Open Monday through Friday 472-4204 Jean W. Gentry, M.D., P.A. from 9 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. 2250 Periwinkle Way Saturday from 9 a.m. until 2 Dr. Albert Evans 472-4188 p.m. 1633 Periwinkle Way 24-hour emergency service, Suite F Wegryn Medical Center 472-2768. 472-2112 Stanley P. Wegryn, M.D., FACS Hours Monday through Friday 4301 Sanibel-Captiva Road Corner Drugs 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday 9 Open 24 hours island Shopping Center a.m. to noon. 472-4131 Periwinkle Way and Tarpon Bay Road CHIROPACTIC PHYSICIAN Stephan S. Halabis, M.D., FACS 472-4149 2426 Palm Ridge Road Open Monday through Friday Harry G. Kalr, 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. 472-4249 Island Exxon Bike Route TAXICASS Hospital admitting privileges 2435 Periwinkle Way 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 Loca I service ava liable from 6 bike shop. a.m. to 11 p.m. All flights an met at the airport. Special Sanibel Standard South Seas Plantation arrangements for tran- Spirits 1015 Periwinkle Way Captiva sportation to and from the 472-212$ 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 Tin 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 Chadwlck'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. 26B Tuesday, November 16,1982 The ISLANDER

FISH Frlendi 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. Help I CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SHELLING VISITOR'S INFORMATION , Emergency Numbers SERVICE __ The city's resolution limiting the taking of live shells to two WARNIN6I SAFEGUARD Fire 936-3600 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 Read order to preserve Sa'nibel's valuable possessions from theft, Paramedics 936-3600 4721080 beautiful shelling beaches, most it is recommended that you take Island Apothecary 472-2768 Open Monday through collectors 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. salekeeping. 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 Fldo in tow, all the are, clean up after your pet I 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 enjoy Southwest Florida sun and footprints" applies to dogs, too. of bike paths on the Island is CAMPING, BEACH FIRES Open Tuesdays, Thursdays surf. There's no leash law on clearly marked along the edge and Fridays from 9 a.m. to 5 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 ^ 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. Mopeds are not proved cooking 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 enjoy the Island sun At the Lighthouse end of the and sights, make sure your Island. vehicle is equipped with a bike FISHING Turner Beach x flag, horn, good brakes and a At Blind Pass between Sanibel light for night riding. While no license is required Flounder 11 inches and Captiva. Under Florida iaw, 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! 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.l. BANKING Blue Fish lOinches 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 SPEEPLIMITS GATORS. Thursday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Hours: '"Monday through Drive-in window, 8:30 a.m. to 4 Thursday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. There is very good reason for 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 window, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. slower speeds preserve the not only illegal, but can be ex- dog for a walk, keep him under bridge supports from strain and tremely dangerous. voice controj. Never tie your dog Closed weekends. stress. Alligators can run up to 45 in an unfenced back yard. Gulf Coast First National Bank 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 Rosse Lane 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 Department and the_Lee County Florida Alligator Association. 2449 Periwinkle Way 472-6666 Sheriff's Department. of humans and becomes a They are licensed and have 472-5173 Hours: Monday through potential threat to children and permits to legally handle Hours: Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. gators: George Campbell, 472- Thursday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Closed weekends. 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

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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, November 16,1982 27B SERVICE DIRECTORY

PAID IN ADVANCE SERVICE DIRECTORY Minimum 13 weeks RATES Maximum 20 words S1.50 per column inch Boxed

NAVE PLUMBING Sales & Service Laurels Discount Plumbing Our business is picking up KENBRE OPTOMETRIST 2244A Periwinkle Way Electrical and Fans You call-wehaul Sanibel Now open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily No job too small DOG GROOMING DR. ALBERT C. EVANS Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. 472-6S23 472-1101 995-5043,939-3355 Numa Cranford SUITE F-1633 PERIWINKLE WAY 472-2112 (TFN) TFN 472-1898 FULL TIME PRACTICE ON SANIBEL

DR. ROBERT G. LeSAGE PRINT SHOP OF THE ISLANDS ALTERATIONS by Vision Examinations FLORENE Tues. & Thurs. 2400 Palm Ridge Rd. 1 Contact Lenses P.O. Box 408 m DICK PERNA 1223 Periwinkle Way Spectacles—Repairs Sanibel Island, Fl. 33957 (NexttoScottys) NEW SEASON HOURS LAND CLEARING 472-0900 FILL MONDAY THRU FRIDAY COMPLETE TREE REMOVAL BOB & MARY DELLORTO MONOG RAMMING 8:30-4:30 472-3055 SERVICE, TOO. Owners / Operators (813) 472-4592 (12-21) 2402 Palm Ridge Road 472-4204

nrin LET ME DO YOUR DECORATING ^OOD • 1tlC€1c1Ol2S project while you are away. I can island furnish fabrics, slipcover, upholstery, interiors drapery, etc. Call for an appointment. < SLIPCOVERS BY Ibri armstrong DECORATING WILDA uxjAnngodb 472-9541 472-4271 1711 Periwinkle Way* 472-4783 Sanibel Island P.O. Box 872, Sanibel, Fl. 33957

KINNEAR'S Complete Glass & Aluminum Service LICENSED •••••• BONDED •••••• INSURED RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL DRYWALL • STUCCO • HARDCOAT • ACOUSTIC CEILINGS Reupholstering • Custom Made Drapery NEW CONSTRUCTION OR REPAIRS Louvre Drapes & Mini Blinds SANIBEL GLASS & MIRROR, INC. Custom Made Cushions for Rattan - Danish MIRRORS • SLIDING GLASS DOORS • RESCREENING Pool & Patio Furniture TUB ENCLOSURES • FURNITURE TOPS • GLASS SHELVES Corporate Jurywall Poly Foam Cut to Size Complete Repair Service ON SANIBEL Miscellaneous Supplies

2244-D Periwinkle Way Douglas Ruth 472-0950 Guzetti Plaza • San Carlos Boulevard Sanibel Island, Fla. 33957 472-5318 Owner Early Mornings 1 mile south of Miners Corner 489-0359

ISLAND FINANCIAL SERVICES, INC. b PROVIDES ON A YEAR ROUND BASIS: I \ADVERTISING •ACCOdNTNG«TAXES P.O. BOX 1140 SANIBEL ISLAND 1619 Periwinkle Way, Suite 201 FLORIDA 33957 813-472-3507 472-0910

SANIBEL D&P ELECTRIC, INC ISLAND EXXON STANDARD DIESEL FUEL COMMERCIAL* RESIDENTIAL DIESEL FUEL COMPLETE AMERICAN & SERVICES REPAIRS COMPLETE AMERICAN & FOREIGN CAR SERVICE Fan Installation • Free Estimates FOREIGN CAR SERVICE 24 hr. road service & towing 472-2125 Licensed and Insured 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 o.m.-9 p.m., SUN. 8 o.m.-9 p.m. (813)472-1410 1015 PERIWINKLE WAY 472-2125 24 Hour Service BAILEY'S SHOPPING CENTER 472-2012 & 472-3757 HERTZ RENTAL CARS 472.1468 1630-F Periwinkle Way • Sanibel Island, Florida

SANIBEL MARINE SALES. Authorized Service for Mercruiser, OMC Stern Drive, I Johnson Outboards & Evinrude SANIBEL MARINA HORIZON New & Used Sales & Service OUT ISLAND MARINE 813/472-1521 — 1630 Periwinkle Way Boats & Motors MARINE SANIBEL, FLORIDA 33957 OUTBOARDS Complete Marine Service "BETTER IN THE LONG RUN." 1213 PERIWINKLE WAY FORREST MUNDEN, JR. 472-9908 472-2723 SANIBEL ISLAND, FL 33957 (813)472-6515 28B Tuesday, November 16,1982 The ISLANDER

OPEN HOUSE November 19, 1982 from 3:00 to 6:00 P.M. - Tennisplace D-23. One bedroom with pool view. Priced $76,000 furnished. Call Betsy Belpedio 472-4195 or after hours 472-4999.

FOR SALE: Three bedroom home FOR SALE: Clamshell Apt. B. Three OPEN HOUSE November 19, 1982 located at 925 Lindgren Blvd. Owner bedroom townhouse with private from 3:00 to 6:00 P.M. Sundial Unit A- financing. Priced $199,500 furnished. sauna. Priced $375,000 unfurnished. 407/408. Gulf front two bedrooms. Call Bob Hall 472-4195 or after hours Call Joan Joyce 472-4195 or after Excellent rental. Owner will consider 574-2649. hours 472-2649. terms. Price $235,000 furnished. Call Harold Clark 472-4195 or after hours 472-2420.

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I FOR SALE: Lighthouse Point No. 118. FOR SALE: Nutmeg No. 100. Two FOR SALE:Loggerhead Cay No. 273. I Two bedrooms, excellent buy. Priced bedrooms gulf front. Must see spec- Two bedrooms with court yard view. $172,500 furnished. Call Mary Lou tacular view. Priced $280,000 unfur- Priced $155,000 furnished. Call Bob iTraucht 472-4195 or after hours 472- nished. Call Mary Mather 472-419* or Hall 472-4195 or after hours 574-5763. 12420. after hours 472-3253.

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-•«?i JBP m |FOR SALE: Sea Pines "F". Three bedrooms, overlooking OPEN HOUSE NOVEMBER 21, 1982FROM 1:00 tc 5:00 P.M. golf course. Priced $210,000 unfurnished. Call Joan Joyce Lighthouse Point No. 219. Two bedroom priced at 472-4195 or after hours 472-2649. $184,000. Call Mary Lou Traucht or Marty York at 472- 4195. After hours, call 472-2888 or 574-4113. FOR SALE: Compass Pointe No. 132. Two bedroom, gulf front. Priced $289,500 furnished. FOR SALE: Loggerhead Cay No. 131. Gulf front, two bedrooms. Priced $230,000 furnished. FOR SALE: Sundial T-203. Two bedrooms plus den. Priced $255,00 furnished. Call Betty Clark 472-4195 or after hours 472-2420.

OFF ISLAND FOR SALE: Punta Rassa Condominium. Two bedrooms. Priced $189,500 fur- nished. Call Betsy Belpedio 472-4195 or after hours 472-4999.

REALTOR8 EXECUTIVE SERVICES, INC.

"WEST SALES OFFICE, 2427 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, Florida 33957 " Phone 472-4195 2427 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel Island, Florida 33957