\ : EEDAH SEKVINO SAMKL-CAPTIVA AND THE ISLANDS FKOM ESTERO BAY TO THE GASPABUAS ONSANlBil? Court's Estuaries ruling By Don Whitehead sidering the long-standing and controver- ficials are goings to have to assess the conse- in denying the Estuaries developers a per- sial dispute over the proposed Estuaries quences of the court decision and, if the ap- mit to utilize approximately 1^00 acres Here are FIVE Designs Ready for Occupancy Early in 198O A 27-page, sharply-worded opinion hand- "project, told state and local officials to peal fails, the clearly overwhelming impact containing black mangrove forests, were ed down on December 17 by a three- either issue a requested permit for the .- that, the Estuaries development will have unconstitutionally "taking" the developers* property rights without just compensation. member appellate court, in Tallahassee 6,500-acre, 26,500-unit development or pro: on the islands. •;'•'.•••'>.', ••• ['•''•••.••. •'.:•"'''.• ceed to buy up to 4,600 acres of land con- • - Sanibel City Attorney Neal Bowen says Bowen points out that this court opinion Located on Dunes Fairway Lots with Magnificent Views taining red and black mangrove. that the opinion handed down by the ap- was directed against "administrative" The court decision, unless reversed on pellate court in the Estuaries case could be rather than "legislative" actions by the an analysis appeal to the Supreme Court, is certain to one of the most far-reaching and significant county and state, although the court did have a tremendous impact on land develop-: decisions affecting permitting and land not clearly draw the distinction. ment and permitting in the state of Florida. development to come out of a Florida state "I would hope," Bowen added, "that the sent a shock wave throughout'Lee County, The city of Sanibel was an interyenor. court in recent years.; / / court's decision would not adversely affect and beyond. - ' and one of the losers, in a suit that most, The bottom line in the appellate court Sanibel's land use plan, adopted by dty SCREENED PORCHJ J£he First District Court of Appeal, con- f'.' •'• = 48* xa' •= people had forgotten about. Now city of- opinion was that Lee County and the state. council as a legislative body and in accor- dance with an act of the state legislature." Bowen is not so confident, however, that MASTER LIVING BEDROOM the appellate: court opinion won't affect ROOM NO 2 BEDROOM# Sanibel's administrative permitting pro- 13'X17 21' 9"X \t>' • 12'X 12' cess. Under the' land use plan, development permits are issued by the planning commis- - sion, as the dty's official planning agency, c rather than by the city council. As to the effect the Tallahassee, court's decision might have on specific pending litigation involving the City of Sanibel, II Bowen declined to comment. Viewed in its potential overall impact on the state of Florida, "from. Pensaeola to the The Cirrus Keys," Bowen said the court's opinion could The Windward be~"disastrou8." He said the court seemed . Compacts bedroom home wlthr a huge Spacious 2 bedroom home featuring a to be acting "as a super-permitting agency screened porch. Perfect for casual loft overlooking the cathedralled living or a legislative body." , Island living^ Midentry permits inside ac- room. Area lends itself to hobby* £uest or : Bowen feels that the court —which was cess to lower, level $95,700. highly critical of the reasoning used by the family room use. See this unique homel' county, the Southwest Florida Regional $404,200. v : Planning Council, the State Cabinet, and a state-appointed hearing examiner in deny- ing the permit - should have given the hearing examiner and the Cabinet an op^ -poftunity to correct any alleged OTTOTS of procedure before making a final-judgment \f in the case. Additionally, Bowen says that the ap- pellate court opinion in the Estuaries case runs, counter to clear trends in court deci- sions of recent years related to the so- called "taking"issue. He cites two other The Montclalr Florida appellate court decisions as well as one from the Supreme Court of California, A rare find - 4 bedrooms! .Great -for the large as examples. (These cases are discussed family or office needs. Situated on a magnifi- below, in connection with the details on the cent lot, $102,500 Estuaries decision.) Background The complex story, of the Estuaries _*-' SANCTUARY centers around the dream of Atlanta GtM»d deeds attorney-developer Robert Troutman, environment, \ BUCK KEY backed by some powerhouse investors, to build an entire community along the A GIFT OF FLENA DV.KE BF.NFDICT TO Ti mangrove fringes of Esterb Bay. M&lvement of member* AMERICAN PtOPLE IN HONOR OF HFB. FAN Thej property put' together as The eqfihe Estuaries, and popularly known as "the Troutijnan project," totalled approximately 6,500 acres, largely wetlands, much of it tidal. To many observers it seemed an • continuedon8- A The Ocean View The Bayberry Popular split bedroom design/Immense Birders to count feathered friends for Auduboii Livable 3 bedroom home with a paved Idnai screened porch with 1
their spouses, widows and widowers of ^i-Kf'i-J^.-'J.'.ft';.'.^'';. '. •', deceased officers, retired civilian employees, members of active, reserve and National Guard engineer units, and other officers with engineer mobilization designations (MOBDES) who live in Florida. Everyone on the list will be kept informed of Corps activities and their input \ will be solicited because of their "expanded persepectives and, in most cases, extensive experience," according to the Corps. Con- tact the Corps* Jacksonville office if you Big bird, think you pass muster. . little bird A seagull and sanderlmg Drifting class offered < team up for some people watching on the beach. . If you're 55 or older and concerned about you're driving you may benefit from a driver education class called "55 Alive -Mature Driving." The course will be given in two three-hour sessions at the Sanibel Communi- ty House January 15 and 18. An eye specialist will attend and there will be a slide show and group discussions covering topics such as the effects of aging and medication on driving ability, license renewal, traffic hazards, driving under EXCtUSIVE PRESENTATION adverse road conditions and accident island KAR OF BAUETS STORE ' at,the Ft. Myers 813-334^317 prevention. The charge for the course is $3 SANiBCL ISLAND ISLAND Beginning Thursday January 10 per person. Contact Hilda Rush on Sanibel Editorial Offlcos (013) 472-1S00 Business Offlcos (013) 472-1507 472-1701 Elisabeth Schwarzkopf for more information or to make a reserva- 472-2192 tion in the class, which has a limited enroll- CINEMA hurricane protection unltd. ment CONDUCTED By HERBERT VON KARAJAN EdHort Mark Twombry Managing Editor Bradtoy Fray" The most complete aluminum shutter house in Southwest Florida fHring Mnnpan Frad Williams Productten Managw Kris Hawkirw Once in a while someone fights back. I ! ~A Wondarlul P«rformanc * of « OrMt • Ganaral Monog*m Tim Brennan ' ' „ Op«r> i.'.'. Supeib!" N.Y. Tlm«i
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SgMpVtJSYNOWES IN THINGS TO DO" A« Isiand Reporter Island Reporter December 28,1979 next to nature is By Nn*y Detfwwo Site points oat: wild: coffee bushes, ggpo from 4>-A when I was growing up. I waa always in the speaker, Johnson is slower and-more Haveyooever beetjoa ag4tid«d toorof a leather fern. "Pwlthaujiurt like soede," kitchen." -. :• •••••' •.:••'•••>'••':•••:•'-: v careful in her speech, but both are infor- the Sl^be»^ptiv^(^Mtt«v«tl
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332-0361 507 BroaC St BENSON INSURANCE AGENCY. INC. 3205 Hanson St. Shrewsbury. N.J. 0770'. phone (501)741-5862., Ft. Myers, Fla. Building since 1952 Or if you'-re around this 472-1571 FRANK&JQYQE way. stop in.teafden Sta • SUITE 204 • LANDLUBBER SHOPPING CENTER SANIBEL Parkway. Exit tO9. 33957 AGENT I : AS December 38,1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter December 38,1979 A7-
Unrecorded Southwinds Government Lot 2, Section 36, Township; 4&; COUNCttMSIBW: South,- Range 22 East; Sanibel, Lee County,. Florfda, as Submitted by Gennaro Gapuano. If it has anything to do with ModCWmfHAU 224ftPMM MDGTXOAD 2:10 PJUL.,Public Hearing.and:Second: Reading of on Ordinance' JMMMr^2,inO Specifically Amending the Comprehensive land Use- Piart,. Sections. Invocotfoo owtPfedge of Allegiance (Butler) 3.1.3: Coastal Construction Setback Line 34.9: Permitted Uses:: Bay, Mt*» r#n»rvcitions here lor BIM> TOURS' conducted by Approval ofAMnutes of Meetingr*!*Dbeembec^1 a,197% Beach, 3.9.5: Development Affecting the Boy BeocK, and 3.3.2: <*fiffing- BoncToH. KnowtadgtablV Ornithologist and Author' PretenfoHoo o* Certlflccrtw to Emily'Twtnk''Undothill.EIizobortr Residential Yard Requirements,.to Allow Construction of a House of of Snowy. fh» Story of an Egret. Th» White CardinalJi fitobinson, Roy.F«nton andWorren Hyd». ' " : or managing real estate on Sanibel island... 1 Vanishing Wings. Appointment to Pfonnlng Commission' to -flit vacancy, ueutetl by Lots I5and 16' Block A; Sanibel Isles'(San Carlos Bdy Drive) Sbmbei; recignoifonof feyfenton; Leer-Gounty, Florida; as Submitted1 by JarnesT. Humphrey for Mary' Planning Commission Report RoseCostello. ; GiyAnormey'sReporr • Gontirroation • of' Public Hearing: and Second Redding:: of arr- Or- Ofy" Managmr'i Report: ll- Renewal o* memberships in- Florida dinance Amending, the Sanibel Building Cod* a» Adopted by Or- Shores ana^Beaches Pteservotfotv Assodatiorr: Zi Appiioation ~for Oc- dinance 75-25, as Amended; to Require Satisfaction of oil Conditions, cupolionaHiceme by Trans-Oceanic Resort for Taxi LU»nse. 3. Re- to Development Permits Prior to the Issuance1 of Certificates- of pcf'; qoest for Variance to- Sign"Ordinance (Gallery);-At- Extension of! copancy:- . • • ' - ;. •' !'§". Building Permit #1334. S, Sobmijslorrof Petitiorrregarding Rood-Irr^ , Continuation • of Public' Hearing' and Second' Reading: of an Or- THBr ESTABLISHMENT, by Howard Past. prc^etnenn to Bay CVlvwfrcroBalley Roadto IsaUel Drive. 6. Rnal dinance Specif Ically Amending the G^mpreriensive La^id Use Planj, * (HoughtonMIffUn,snl9S.)TheLavettesof"The Co«»o«Payment t Section 3. Z4: Bcologjcal Zones; Map, and Port: 3; 1', Deflnitlonr, to;; Irhrnlgnurts" and "Second Generation" survive AA K^ Amend the Ecological Zone»Mapto Conform with the Key and to Add andprosper in poet-World WarII America. . - p -PuWie^Hearing: arrf Second Reo^ a Definition of Localized Drainage Area; a»SvbmlMed by The Gty of .••*• TRIPLE, by Ken Follett. fArbor House, $10.95.) Specifically- Amendlrtg;the CbmpreherwlvejLancfcUsePfan, Section: Sanibel; Power play between intelligence agents in the TO* PM. Pobllc Hearing and Second1 Reading, of an Ordinance' MMdleEast: SiY& Coostcil Construction SirtbocfcUne;Sectforf3t3;r(I); Resides tfat Yard Requirements; Section 3.4:2: t%rmlttedU*»Gblf Beach; Sec- Amending Ordinance TT^Oi Section 15; Code 6531 Tax Schedule, to 3 JAILBHttf; by Kiirt Vormegut: (Delacorte/Sey- trorf3'.9.1: Gulf Beo^A^orrrKmce^kinoVlira^; on F^opetiy Located in: Delete Reference-to;Reol' Estate ManagenPfrocnth*Code ClasWflca^ ^ mour Lawrence. W.95.) From Worid Wat- II to Government u>» ^ Seetlorfl 1 ^p; I it! H tlan Providing an OccupationalLicensef Tax for Real EstdWAgBnt£and> Watergate: one man's fumbllngcareer. , ; th«Sanibel-Cap>rvo Hlghway,.in the BlirKt Pass Area, Brokers;. • • •• : ..•'.•....,, . : A. MEMORIES OP ANOTHER DAY,, by HaroW ApartmerrtsV. Ofyy of Sanlbel, Lee County;, Florida,, t<& Vermtt. &-: ZtSKPJM. Public Hearing.andSecond Reading of an Ordinance Pro- ~ Robbhtt. (Simon A Schuster; $10.95.) Saga of the aoacHments-over theCoastoJ Construction Setback line and the Set^ viding, for a F5B» far the Issuance of Letter* of Verification of the- Aiterici Iftbdr nocnctl bode from the Road, as Submitted; by Jim and Beverly Balden. Habitable Roor(s) of Structures; - - THE DEAt> ZOfffi, by Stephen Kirig. (ViWrfg. iUtt'PMC* Public?Hearing;arid Second Reading-offarrOrdlrwnee* 2U0PPiM. Public Hearing and Second Redding of an Ordinance $1195.) Johnny Smith cart see the future and no Specificalty Amending; the'ComprehenjJve Land Uses Pfdn;. Sectlorr Arnendlng;Ordinance;77^46, Section; V tip adci'« new Sulssectlon' (e) onewantstollsten. 3;9?«> (2); Performartce? SiandoTds; for Devefoomerrt' irr thes Altered- which Provide* fora Fee far Applications; under the Compreftonsive THE LAST ENCHANTMENT, bjt Mary Stewart: Land Zone; td-Permltanlncteaje irr the Permitfed Amount: of Irrn Land' Use: Plan which' Involve Accessory User of * Certain Size? or rMorrow. $11.95.) Further adventures of King Ar- perrrieoble Goverage^ o»f LO»; 33, Block;1i, Shell i Harbor Subdivision-: Valuation;.: .- ' thur and his circle. (P.B. 23, p. 79), Sanlbel; Le*Gourrty,.Florida, as Submitted by Triton Continuation' of Public Hearing and' Second' Reading of an1 Or- THE EXECUTIONER'SSONC; by Norman Mail- Pools^^for RicrioretB; Calrr. dinance Providing that all! Surveys^^andf Maps Purporting; tec Establish er. (tittle. Brdwn, $16.95.^ This is the true story 1 of Gary Gllmore's life arKldeath, bat because the 1W- ftJd;. Public: Hearing; and. Rr»: Reading? of an Ordinance the: Lbcali tidal DatumV shall Comply with Florida Statutes; Chapter author, the publisher and thebootetores are call- Specifically Amendlrfg- the Comprehertjive; Land' Use Plan; Section 177;,Part;|li ing.it fiction, it is IlsterTas such: 3.2.2: Development Intensify/ ffiap,, and;Section 3.3.1 V: Residential' Appointmerrts to City Committees. . . - Oensitler, to PermII an IncretMe in Density from Oheto Eight Dwelling SMILEVS PEOPLE^ by'John le Can* (Knopf,, Public Inquiries and Comments. • ' ft Units on a Parcel of Land Lying: in:Government:LoT 1' Section 30, $10.95.) The areat British spy has a final confron- CTIY OF SANIBEL tation vrith his Russian counterpart Township; 4o South;, Rangei33- East,. Sanibel;- Lee County;. Florida What other real estate (located West of; Beach' Road^ just North of Loggerhead Cay' Con- PtANNfN&a Who else has more organization offers 9 SOPHIE'SCHOICE, by williis,;, S'\ on. 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' Realtors. • EXCLUSIVE CONDOMINIUM SALES AGENTS • 472*1447 CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION AND RENTAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT December 38.1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter December 28,1979 A9 * from 8-A aminer to recommend denial of the permit examiner, based' upon those volumes of ex- a reasonable alternative for the developer. was the destruction of black mangrove and ... pert testimony, were, for all practical pur- The court then gets down to what H ap- Controversy focused on black mangroves County commissioners had issued in July his conclusion that "the interceptor water- poses, ignored. . ." parently considers to be. the nitty-gritty 1976, a development order that denied the which the eourt described as "the line In June 1976, the commissioners again down its decision on December 17,1979. way as designed was not capable of : The court simply did not make a decision issue: "The true constitutional issue in this Joining the state and Lee County in the permit application - but which additionally assimilating the nutrients expected from Von whether the evidence supported the case is whether there has been a taking of above which tides seldom rise." The area turned down Troutman's proposal, and a set forth conditions under which Troutman Wlpw the saliiia is popalatedwith^ blade hJddlpment suit were several organizations, including the runoff of waters from the impermeable hearing, examiner's conclusions'.. Why? (Estuaries) property rights, not whether pppy^ppmt surfaces created by the proposed develop- rBecause, said the" court, "a decision by us in the pttbuc benefits of preserving mangrove^ mangrove forest. order which denied the application as sub- ^theiSanibePGaptiva Conservation Founda- ; imately 12,968 residential units. The in- ment." •.•/• :•'',.':, :'••: :'' '.s-l .•:'" \ .-.• ...- wetlands outweigh the private injury to,. The remaining "upland" property, above mitted, but stipulated that he could pro- tion, and the dty of SanibeL that regard is rendered unnecessary by our ceed with. 12,968 residential units (two In its 27-page opinion, the appellate terceptor waterway was ruled out, as was "The hearing officer;/concluded," the" holdings as to other points..." . . (Estuaries)." the salina, also includes approximately destruction of the black mangroves. 1,800 acres. . units to the acre), subject to certain condi- court reviewed the findings of the court points out, "that removing the black One of those "other points'* was that the The court concedes that "the mangrove tions - including elimination of the in- Southwest Florida Regional Planning In offering this option, did the county mangroves would greatly increase the risk governmental agencies involved had "er-_ forests are obviously valuable to the The development plan: to build on the provide Troutman with a reasonable and ecology aid economy of the area surroun- upland and black mangrove land a total of terceptor waterway and prohibiting Council, to which Lee County, had properly to the surrdunding bays of pollution ..." red", in failing to "balance" numerous fac- destruction of the red and black mangrove referred the development plan*. .economically feasible alternative for use of What the court did not mention* except' tors involved in the case
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A10 December 9S. 1979 Island Reporter island Reporter Decembers* 1979 All 9 from 10-A best use of a particular piece of property." desire to perpetuate the beauty, tranquilt- One other recent zoning case (S.A. Healy ty and other environmental virtues which ty was over the Biscayne Aquifer, A major Company _«, Town of Highland Beacfij, have made the southeast coast of Florida, The taking issue: private rights vs< publie controls source of the county's drinking water. heard in 1978J*y the Fourth District Court an' Jnternationally famous resort, and - After-imposing a building moratorium and oTAppeal. contains some revealing court although not determinative to our decision, tion of the use of land can constitute a tak- (Agms it Ctty~bJ Tiburon). In" a carefully- deprive the landowner of substantially all conducting a detailed «tudy, the county ing of the land," and they point out that worded opinion, the court touched on one of reasonable use of his property." opinions. The facts were fairly simple: the we view as. significant toward ensuring rezoned the property to permit only single- landowner wanted to build multi-family these ends the town's, adoption of a com- development permit as proposed, or that court decisions of the 1970's "strongly sup- the major reasons for a change in attitudes It should be noted, however, that in this family residences on/minimum" five acre Lee County proceed to buy the mangrove port land use regulations based on overall on the relationship between property case the court was considering a rather than single-family homes as re- prehensive zoning plan for the.entire lots and. eliminated the business'airport quired by the zoning. - ' municipality/* • - property. . -'. ,• "" : -;'. .;'••,.-..;...;:.' state or regional goals ..." rights and public benefit: "The expanding legislatively-enacted ordinance, - while in use. The company took the case to court, Sanibel City* Attorney Neal Bowen developments of our cities and suburban the Estuaries case the court based its fin- . The court, in finding against the proper- and lost. ty owner, stated: - The >aiiiignffluer——••-—~^:i. echoes these views, and he cites several areas coupled with a growing awareness of dings on actions taken administratively or What were the major arguments used by U ~ cases of. this decade to support, his view the necessity to preserve our natural by legislative bodies acting in an ad- "* A zoning ordinance is only con- Reversal or chaos? - This decision brings into focus the resources, including, the land around us, has . the Third District Court of Appeal? fiscatory if it deprives an owner of the There Is no doubt that should the that the opinion of the appellate' court in ministrative capacity. It may-well be, as * "We find the inclusion of ecological con- emotionally-charged issue of "the rights of the Estuaries case "runs directly counter resulted in-changing, attitudes toward the Bowen has suggested, that the courts will beneficial use of his property by precluding Estuaries case reach the state's Supreme : : siderations as a legitimate objective of zon- private property and the Constitutional to the trends of recent times." '.. - draw^ finer distinction between the two. all uses to which the property might be Court, citations from these and other court regulation of land use." ing ordinances and-resolutions is long-over-* opinions wQl be vigorously pressed. limits to public control of those rights." Historically; the protection of private In supporting its position that this at- A recent case that is closer tojiome and put." Those were the words used by Russell E. due and. hold-that preservation of the * It is a misconception "that a burden is Even allowing for the fact that in the property is deeply imbedded in the nation's- titude was not exactly new, the California bears a meaningful resemblance to the. ecological balance of a'particular area is a Train, chairman of the President's Council heritage and enshrined in the federal and Estuaries case is a-1977 opinion of Third placed upon the town to demonstrate real, Estuaries ease the court was not consider- court cited the famous J926 U.S. Supreme valid exercise of the police power as it ing a legislatively-enacted zoning * oiv on Environmental Quality, when he wrote, state constitutions. But, what are the limits Court case (Euclid v. Ambler) in which it District Court of Appeal (Moviematic In- material and substantial public need, and in 1973, the introduction to a study entitled that can be placed on the rights of an in- relates to the general welfare." that the town has no inherent right to dinance, there is clearly -a significant dif- was observed that with the passage of time dustries v.Dade County}. This case is likely • • "We are guided by the following con- "The Taking Issue." dividual to use that property? How far can to figure in any,appeal of the Estuaries restrict the use of land through zoning," ference in philosophy and interpretation of "problems have developed, and constantly trolling principles of law: A zoning or- the law between the First District court That authoritative study on private pro- government go in the regulation of land are developing, which require, and will con- decisipn, and bears examination. * "The Courts'are not empowered to act perty rights and governmental powers was before it is actually guilty of "taking" the dinance is confiscatory if it deprives an as super zoning boards substituting their and those of other jurisdictions. tinue to require, additional restrictions in Over 10 years,before the case came to owner of the beneficial use of his property • There's an interesting observation in an co^authored by Fred Bosselman, now a land in violation of the constitution? ' the court, Moviematic Industries bought judgment for that of the legislative and ad- which is economically most advantageous. respect of the use and occupation of private by precluding all uses to which the proper- ministrative bodies exercising legitimate older opinion handed down in 1967 by the special counsel to Lee County Commission 1,200 acres of undeveloped land in a remote 4 If the rule were otherwise, no zoning could kinds in urban communities." ty might be put or the only use to which it objectives. * Third District appellate court (Miami v. and the City of SanibeL A highlight of the California opinion, as area of Dade County for heavy industrial ever stand." In summarising their feelings, the Other cases •..•';•/•. is reasonably adaptable ... it is not In an obiter dictum, this-court made an Zorovich): "A zoning ordinance is not in- If there isn't a reversal of the decision in it relates to the Estuaries project, was the use and business airport uses. The proper- valid* merely because it prevents the owner authors concluded that "there is little This question was raised in a recent deci- necessary to the .constitutional validity of observation of interest: "We recognize the' the Estuaries case, that could be the view that a zoning ordinance may be un- an ordinance that it permit the highest and astounding growth of the state and the from using the property in the manner htotorjeaLbjasufor the idea that a rei sion of the California Supreme Court constitutional "only when its effect is to • continued on next page chaotic consequence. GIFTS ARTISAN SHOP THE NUTMEG VILLAGE 2807 West Gulf Drive OPEN GATE Sanibel, Florida 33957 RESORT FASHIONS Exclusively American-made Designer Gifts and Paintings, SWEATERS -- SWEATERS Featuring Florida Artists Light and Airy and Craftsmen Mtmm HAPPY MEW YEAR Warm and Wooly VISA- from ortn-between SHELL OWLS Open: 10A.M. to 5 P.M., Mon. - Sat. 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AT Tne MAMNEB Qiiotie Or Atnunito CotrAnirs By Don Whitehead ing; is altered on?the spot. If it I doesn't seem just right in general, BAYFROOT NOME Her formal looking business card however* it's sent back to the kit-1 reads "Susan Deborah Goldsmith.' chens for a complete overhaul. On the masthead of Good Debby clearly gets much of Tier I Housekeeping she's listed as satisfaction out of planning* laying! Associate Director of the Food out, and supervising those colorful, I department of the magazine's mouth-watering 6oo4 Housekeep- ing pages loaded with tempting famous Institute. v You expect a matronly lady fresh food and recipes.i ;"3.--X^ ; I from the kitchen, with a touch of But that stul isn't jCftitt day for
dough still on her hands. Or, at the Debby. She's also; in chargeof the >)•• least, a sort of «hubby Julia Childs, magazine's two executive dining I the product of too many tested rooms. One serves the top drawer! recipes. managers of the magazine, the Instead you get a fresh-faced, other is used to entertain clients slender and charming girl who you and those all-important ad agency wouldn't believe could tell a crepe execs. " ,\':•:,'-ifQ;.:-. .^j;-;>\ • . suzette from a buckwheat pancake. That means Debby might well be So young looking that a local deciding ^ext week what Randolph Three bedroom, two> bath and -fIbrjda room. Located cinema with a special admission Hearst is going to have for lunch. price for youngsters asked "are Hearst is chairman of The Hearst in a lovely bayfront setting v^fapproximately an acre you 18?" Corporation, publishers of Good Susan Deborah jjj Housekeeping, and a diner in Deb- Goldsmith, associate 5 "I guess it's somewhat flatter- director of the food z of land of tropical plantings. NeWly refurnished. ing/' says Debby Goldsmith, as she by's executive dining rpoin. department /or Good § relaxes in the Ocean's Reach apart- For her part, Debby is partial to Housekeeping, is vaca- ^ Designed in a horse shoe fashion, vytapping around a ment of her parents, patent at- Chinese cuisine, in part reflecting Kontni7 on Sant"6e£ JS torney Del Goldsmith and his wife the influence of her boss^ Mildred private garden, this home has a private Gulf beach Ann. Debby smiles, and readily Ying, the magazine's food director. volunteers that she's actually 31. Ms. Ying, daughter of a wealthy easment on East Gulf Dri\& l|us unique waterfront When hot vacationing on Shanghai family, didn't know much Sanibel, Debby makes her home in about cooking or housekeeping when she first came to this coun- Good Housekeeping. She talked home is surely one of a kirjct By appointment only. Manhattan, where she lives in her •from 12-A with the food director, who said parents' historic, carefully pro- try. Servants did those things for "we just happen to have an opening tected brownstone in the heart of her. But now she has been with After taking a degree in home for an assistant food editor." the city. Good Housekeeping for 13 years, economics from Ohio University in It was that simple, and except So what does an associate direc- worked up "through the ranks'' to 1970, Debby went to Miami, for a brief interlude Debby has tor of Good Housekeeping's food become food director/ and is Florida where she worked for the been at Good Housekeeping for six department really do? "highly respected,": says Debby. Miami News. The food editor gave years. GULF FRONT MOTEL Some supervision, some editing, And how did Debby get to be an her an occasional opportunity to Debby likes Sanibel. She likes it a lot of recipe development. Then associate food director on a major help'out on the food pages, where better now, in fact, than she "did on recipe testing and tasting. "We national publication? she was sometimes dubbed "the r her first visit several years ago. regularly have 'tasting' twice a day "It was really so simple it isn't resident home econ6mist.' "There seems' to be more going by the eight people of the food much of a story," according to Deb- *A' couple years later, Debby on," she observes. An understan- staff/* says Debby. A recipe by. went back to her home in Manhat- dable reaction from a lively, needing only minor changes, <*, ® continued on next page tan and began interviewing for 31-year-old who lives in the heart of perhaps a bit more or less season- another job. Someone suggested fast-nfoving Manhattan. i
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^ AM December iS, 1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter December 28,1979 A15 Roger Constant (standing, left/ surveys trees planted as .-••f part of a reforestation effort in Haiti
Haiti's • from.' drought that ravaged Haiti in 1975. The en- Prince. The Koumbite headquarters sleep in houses and those who sleep on the tire nursery had to be trucked down the hill became a center for education. Attracted porches of those houses." And, of course, By DmvidCuupben and Kaien Lowell word meaning "bring us togetherr Koum- to within range of Port-au-Prince's water by a place to sleep and a free meal, rural Haiti's bloated urban population only in- ed, denuded of .soil-conserving trees and bite has done exactly, that: it has united supply. Fortunately most of the saplings and urban peasants (who by necessity or in creases the demand for charcoal used for- worn to eroded washboards by the forceo f Christopher Columbtis became government departments, the army, survived, and by April some 5000 of them search of a better life bad left the coun- cooking and the consequent pillaging of the the unmitigated rain. The river 'valleys, business and religious leaders, and, most were planted on eroded hillsides nearthe- tryside) were taught elements of resource forests to supply that charcoal^ enamoured with the island of Hispaniola; (deprived of their mountain " watersheds, : : importantly, the Haitian peasant, to work capitaL >- • Y '•->-'v /^-.; ^';-'-••';:' ". ''- management and silviculture. Armed with By giving the urban peasant the tools, here of necessity he founded Spain's first run dry for a large jpart bf the year, their ; ; settlement in the New World after Us ship, together for conservation- • ' : - The lesson of the 1975 drought taught knowledge, a few seeds and donated plastic and knowledge to structure a new life in Wildlife long vanished. ~ Said Haitian President Jean-Claude Constant that a stable water supply had to bags to be used as pots, the peasants the countryside, Koumbite provides the the Santa Maria, was wrecked near BoroV . - The forests of Haiti have fallen to the de-Mer Limonade on Haiti's north coast on Duvalier of Operation Koumbite. "Now is be made available to the growing plants. returned to the countryside to start their potential to start reducing the trend axes of fuel gathers and inexorably disap- the time to sow tbe ;seedsi Ouir forest Reforestation efforts were of most use in own nurseries. Today there are thousands toward urbanization, and offers hope for Christmas Day in 1492. He described an peared in the smoke of millions of home edenie land of lofty cordiUieras cloaked in. resources are in daag^tol being depleted areas where there was little or no watersh- of Koumbite nurseries, ranging in size from Haiti's otherwise bleak future. fires. Steeped for nearly 200 years in a within the next 30 years, and I encourage ed and hence no predictable water supply.' ten trees to hundreds of trees, throughout . In the small settlement of Titanyin, verdant forests of mahogany and pine and tradition of individualism and a system of «ool river valleys that teemed with flocks all the people of this natibu to mobilize The problem was splved by the generosity, the Haitian countryside. Koumbite has to north of Port-au-Prince, a college of land tenure that subdivides the small fami- their energies to replenish the environ- of industry. Constant convinced the local this date fostered the planting of several silviculture is being built by Koumbite. To- of birds so vast that they occluded the stin. ly plots with each generation, the Haitian ment and to defend each tree that grows on' cement manufacturer to donate 100 bags of : :: day the college is a few makeshift houses' The great explorer was so enchanted with peasant has exploited the natural gifts of million trees. < v' \ -'/ '::•>•••'• -/''•'-: ''l-^ \ Hispaniola that on his deathbed he re- this land as one would defend oneself.". cement a month for the construction of ' The rural revolution fostered by Koum- surrounded by straggling saplings . of quested that his bones be returned to San- his homeland with negligible concern for Operation Koumbite is the inspiration of rainwatercatchments andjcbterns^Modest' African and native mahogany, growing on soil conservation or reforestation, and the bite wiU aslo help alleviate Haiti's number to Domingo where some scholars claim Roger Constant; an urban Haitian who long in scale, these cisterns were constructed on one urban problem: the exodus of destitute once-barren plain. The professors are they rest today. ; ° result has been the piecemeal mutilation of the peasant's' homesteads, where they pro- peasants from the imiproverished coun- peasants, who teach other peasants. The the Haitian landscape. Haiti today has been keystone of Haiti's regeneration;. Koumbite vided water for the nurseries and also for tryside to the cities, and in particular to Haitian peasant is tough, adaptable and en- characterized by some environmentalists : : : had a modest beginning in October, 1974, agriculture. ; -. •'•';:'- :''^ i :, /(.;''"• /".'•-'.',Port-au-Prince' v.' . Pew of these hopeful dowed with a Creole language that is suffi- However anyone flying over Hispaniola as the first major ecocatastrophe in the ciently versatile to assimilate sophisticated today, particularly the ragged western when Constant convinced some high school By the dose of 1975, 57 nurseries had peasants ever find jobs; some' seek uncer- New World. From being the richest perseverance and an understanding of the Koumbite, a vigorous and imaginative been started.in the mountains near Port- tain fortunes as illegal aliens in the United concepts. Today, it is too early to know third of the island which is the Republic of American colony in the 1700's, Haiti has in students to volunteer their time to build a traditional nature of the problem; the Hai- reforestation program, the name for which tree nursery on the steep and eroded au-Prince, nurturing over 85,000 young States. and the Bahamas;... most, live in whether the embryonic college and the vi- . Haiti, would hardly believe that this is the 200 years become the poor man of the tian peasant ta» created his predicament, sion of Roger Constant will succeed or fail. "Pearl of the Antilles" described by the is derived from an ancient West African escarpment of Morne L'Hopital, the mptuv trees. A central nursery and Koumbite squalid and ramshackle slums or sleep in Western Hemisphere.••-.'.-i ;Ji . and only he can ^olve it. This has been the headquarters was established on the busy the streets. "There are two citizens of Port- Either way, one suspects, much of Haiti's early travellers. Haiti's mountains are nak- Reversing this trend will require ; tain which broods over Port-au-Prince. The future will rest in the balance. theme - and the inspiration - of Operation 6 continued onnext page project was nearly defeated by the severe Plac de la Catedral in downtown Port-au- au-Prince," says Constant, "NLhose. who - Dre^e-Jfouse Si/i SAofi
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W» hav* stocked a fin* collec- Exclusively tion of n«M]Upotnt kits WHh the SanilMl visitor In mind. Com* u— our shells; birds ond racoons captured on CASA YBEL ROAD AT WE5T GULf DRIVE needlepoint canvas. g Estate Broker (813) 472-15311 2422 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel Island, FL Phone (813| 472-1528 (start someth ing arid watch it^.. -..-. PX). BOX 353, SANIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA 33957 472-4716 Mori>Sat.10 o^rri. t65:0>t> |>Irh A16 December 2S.J979 Island Reporter Island Reporter December i8,1979 All
"A portfolio," photographs by Emil Fray, will open on Sunday in The Photographers' Fray show opens at Photographers' Gallery Gallery on SanibeL ^ • - The color and black and white prints ans represent some of the Sanibel resident's Deryle Peaslee, a media specialist and ticipated in theatre productions in Indiana' Enlightenment 4n Fort Myers- she com- favorite works over the past decade. New eacher of gifted students at Sanibel and Fort Myers. poses music and has participated in a music York street scenes, a Palm Beach rock elementary School, will give a vocal recital. In addition to teaching singing at the therapy/ programs at Lee Memorial festival, circus performers, a-California [it the school on Sunday, January 6. Aquarian Center for Research and Hospital. - •, tent revival and Sanibel wildlife are. among Cost of the recital is $3 per person and Fair exhibits the works that reflect Fray's photo jour- Proceeds from the, concert will go to the nalistic and freelance career- fcchobl, according1 to principal Barbara Fray, managing director of the gallery, fard. received his early training as an Air Force The recital will include classical, musical photographer. A three-year Sanibel resi- wnedy and popular songs centered around Bike registration set still accepted dent, now engaged in freelance work; he theme of love and inspiration. Students previously worked on daily newspapers in Sanibel. Arts and Crafts Fair chairmen Irom the elemejrt^^^hipol will sing? in In a joint effort between the newly form- and owner information will be kept on file Florida, California and Iowa and for. the - Ihree of theseledaonsV '4 •••• '•: •; i: >T Barbara and Howard Hulsman still are ac-? Island Reporter on Sanibel. In conjunction ed Sanibel-Captiva -Rotary' Club and the at the police department. " cepting exhibits for the annual fair, with the gallery. Fray currently is involved A graduate of the Indiana University Sanibel Police Recreation Club, a bicycle This registration service is conducted scheduled for February 1-2. Exhibitors, in a project to document the islands' School of Music, Ms. Peaslee has performed registration is set for* Saturday, January 5 along with a bike safety check, according to who must be Sanibel or Captiva residents, operas at Indiana University and with in Bank ;of the Islands parking lot from photographic history. : . - .. ;. . . Sanibel Police Recreation Club President will be.accepted on a first-come,, first- ' The public is invited to the opening from Ihe St. Louis Municipal Opera Company, 10:30 a.m. to ltSO p.m. In a similar event JackPrimm. The free service will be handl> served basis. 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. at the gallery, 1554 }nd was a member of the Singing Hoosiers. prior to Cju4stmas;^^ were • ed by off-duty policemen and Rotary Club . The fair, sponsored by the Sanibel Public . "Waiting in the Wings" it Periwinkle Way. The exhibit will run registered without charge to the owners. , members.-. "•• • -.-•'/ V ,_ !V -.•,'.•'•; Library, will be held in the Sanibel Com- one of the photograph*, m- through January 26. Gallery hours are She has been soprano soloist in three An added feature of the registration, pro- Rotary Club President John Murray add- munity Association building. Interested ar- cbtded m Emil Fray's collec- 1(M)O a.m. to 5KK) p.m- Tuesday through Myers Symphony Orchestra produc- cess is the engraving of individual numbers ed that all participants will receive a bike tists and craftsmen should call 472-1892. ' tion at the Photographer's Saturday and 7:00 to 9.-00 p.m. Tuesday Lions and appeared as the mother in "Amal on each bicycle, enabling the police depart- • flag, courtesy of Bank of. the Islands. Gallery. through Thursday. . jind the Night Visitors." She has sung at ment to conduct a speedy bike recovery 3 For m,ore information contact: John Mur- aany area churches and also has par-they are stolen or abandoned. The numbers ray 472-5159 or Jack Primm 472-1414.
-.:'•• " "K • .-•••-•';•••. THAW We toaRed Cbina, Nothing cleans up after Christmas 2244 Periwinkle Way Phone (813) You re invited to a Hong Kong and Sanibel, Florida 33957 472-2154 New Year's Celebration anZTloocigfJt fjep likethe Hoky. Now in progress Tfcie Jevoelrzy and Jade Hats- Handbags Dance in otir beachwear f Rees bqae qRRiped Baskets-Gifts Prance in our silksi; alneady Beam inoiir Italian gold jewelry Furnishings ' •-;- OpervlOAMrlOPM 472-9222 Gome Yyg and see as DECORATIVE TABLE ACCESSORIES : : .;• Across from South Seas Plantation Elleo & Cbec Smlcb t : ?Captiya FreeGift Wrapping f • INC. 32 periwinkle place, sanibel kC B 33957 (813) 472-2413 1711 P«riwfnltl« Woy Sanlbrf Cwrt^ tolMlng n«jrt to O««r» 472-13t7 2 cypress square 6535 mcGregor blvd. ft. myers, fl. 3390T<813)
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A18 December 38,19 79 Island Reporter Island Reporter. December 28,1979 A19 PERMITS AND DEEDS Five building permits for construction valued at $77,625 »ales, Resort sluiiipsafeid bylastf were issued by the City of Sanibel during the week ending December 26.,Pernut8 were iswiied.td: ; > ' .' : . Mr. and Mrs. F» B. MacKinnon for a house on Pepper if-.•.!•-••-' By Bradley Fray Tree in Gulf Pines subdivision by Greg Weglarz, Inc. for $32,120; •'.•••' -:'X-':-. \t--^y- ~ ''-^ '••"•,;•..',: Newton Associates, Inc., Realtors Al Duncan to remodel Scotty's Restaurant, 1223 Periwinkle Way by the owner for $2,005; . ••.;.- Leonard Symroski, Jr. to remodel a house at 1234 Bay Traffic and tourists returned to Drive by the owner for $500; : ,: '.....•; ':. ' Periwinkle Way on Christmas Eve, With 11 offices throughout Lee and Collier Counties, Newton Associates, Inc. Sanibel Siesta condominium for a pool and patio at 1246 : brightening the holiday season for can help you fulfill your Southwest Florida dream. In addition to bur Sanibel pro- Fulger Street by Triton Pools for $87,000; v;.^: V many retail shops on Sanibel, some perties, we can also show you what real estate is all about on the Suncoast in liv- Sanibel Homes fora pool at 933 Whelk Drive by Bahama of which reported a land office ing, vacationing, or investing./"; :;i;v : Pools for $6,000. " ; ^K ; business on Monday. But the tables were turned in Seven deed closings for sales valued at $897,500 were several instances for island accom- recorded in the Lee County Courthouse during the same. modations. Several motel and cot- period. They include: " ; ^: " . tage resorts reported a decrease iff . A house in the Dunes subdivision to Franklih'Joyce froni Christmas occupancy, while Ex- ol of Sanibel G & J Investments of Sanibel, Inc. for $101,000; Tke 'no vacancy' signs outside island, resorts should be numerous this weekend, as post- ' ecutive Services, Inc., (ESI) which An Atrium condominium to William KishT from Wayne % NEW luxury condominiums available Spring, 1980 Roberts for $205,000; • ; 1 - ;: Christmas reservations began picking up:onj' handles 310 private condominiums A Beach Villas condominium to Bryan Goleman and Col-: Wednesday. Expect Periwinkle Way traffic lines and home rentals^ reported a very to continue through New Year's Day. Spacious two bedrooms, two baths, with a convertible den featuring fantastic views of the in Mason, trustees, from William Wigal for $156,000; V merry season. Gulf of Mexico. Large screen-enclosed balconies and over 1,500 square feet of living in Gulf A Sandpiper Cove condominium to Jean Evans and "As of this morning, our check of several of the larger resorts show- front elegance. Microwave ovens, your own laundry facilities, ample storage, covered park- • continued on 23-A ing, top of the line kitchen appliances ... just a few of the reasons to make your selection ed plenty of rooms, about 65 per-
: cent occupied," Walter Klie, ex- now. •"••/'•'• .-•'"'' '•- - •'••••• ecutive director of the Sanibel- economy & the consumer Captiva Chamber of Commerce, 'TUESDAY'S said on Wednesday. "Many had 1 Jimclfa) resales CHILD minimum stays, but changed just before^ Christmas to get more business. ESI, on the other hand, • Brand new, two bedrooms, two baths and waiting for you to decorate and move in. reported they only had six vacan- Nearly Gulf front, fully carpeted in light beige. $159,900. Evenings: Beverly Cooper (813) cies."- • •'., •.;.•-. ....:.;' • x . ••• 481-1692/ .... . • '. • ••' •:•..- ' •..:•;• ;-:••:- -. .... After Christmas ESI general manager Diane Clark said on Wednesday that • • Large two bedroom, two baths with dining room Furnished by top decorator/designer their rentals were about 90 percent in a cheerful tropical decor with touches of love by the owner. Come see it AND the lovely SALE booked, down just a bit due to last Gulf view. Offered at $180,000. Evenings: E. Meister (813) 472-4849.- ^ minute cancellations, but vastly im- Christmas items greatly proved over a year ago, when oc- • Spacious two bedrooms, two baths and den with a splendid direct view of the.Gulf. reduced - while stocks last cupancystood at 60 to 60 percent. Elegant decor in blues reflects the sparkle of the Gulf. $220,000. Evenings: E. Meister -• She attributes the increase to (813)472-4849. V V better airline service into the area, an average, cost of $550 for up to six people in ESI units, and the com- © Especially for you •- two bedrooms, two baths with den. Elegant in blues and beiges, Some items up to pany's bolstered advertising and and a view of the Gulf from nearly every room. Truly an experience in Gulf front living, and waiting for you. Completely furnished. For $227,500. Evenings: Beverly Cooper (813) mailing campaigns as attractive 481-1692. lures for a Sanibel holiday. Many resorts and rental, con- dominiums that didn't fill before • Ask about this efficiency. One bedroom; one bath, with a view of the Gulf. Second floor Christmas were filling by Wednes- convenience and located a few steps from the beach. $70,000(owned may consider financ- Shadehouse and Shop hours.10-5 day. "The, holiday being On Tues- ing to qualified buyer.) Evenings: Beverly Cooper (813) 481-1692. 2240 Periwinkle Way 472-4555 day threw a lot of people off,* said Sundial general manager Pierre . •Excellent resale apartments from cozy efficiencies to spacious deluxe apartments with Lenders. "We were about 92 per- lots of room directly on theGulf. Priced from mid-$5p,000's to $225,000. All furnished and cent booked for Christmas and will ready for your winter fun in the sun. - be 100 percent by Wednesday Nature Prints night and for about a week." Sun- dial's hotel operation has about 200 units. "We're doing much better on Linen than last year, in part due to hav- ing our meeting facilities finished. : : SANIBEL EStiVTES : ; • •;.' ilc^.:.1'.-• •••• :.' by Marushka January through March looks very 400-unit Iona good." On a picturesque waterway, within strolling distance to the Gulf of Mexico. Three-lot Other resorts report a tradi- homesite convenient to everything Sanibel has to offer. Yours for $60,000. Evenings: tional post-New Year's slump that Beverl^Cooper(813)48W6d2. * . , By Bradley Fray at its deepest point on the tract, which ranges in elevation from two to> three feet should pickup only slightly during middle to late January, then go full 'It's a rotten name, but we had to call it above sea level on the southern boundary something for now," said Mike Yakubik of to about Bve feet on the northern half. speed during February and March. "We're using some of the fill from .the lake Some resorts already are booked the proposed 400-unit "Lake by The GulT : Juminia 1 2 \.)». i S 1 7 9:> condominium community off Bunch ^each onfhenorthern^uplandSij. i vk." {solid ifpr "vthb ilast ^two weeks of Road south of tona-McGregor Road. Permit applications likely won't be made :MaTch.": •'••• • " •"/'-:;-;';; .-•- '•.v;"^%^ The'project's; entire southern boundary until-the proposed State Road 869 is under Periwinkle Trailer^ Park,; the is Contiguous to the disputed Estuaries pro- construction," Yakubik said, adding that he From all 85 Newton Associates expects the engineering on the project to island's only camping facility, Was perty that recently won approval from the rfull and "extremely busy" starting - First District Gburt of Appeal for a^omv be-'ready at about the same time the road is set to-begin, in early summer. "We hope to _ munity of 73,O00.That decision is being ap- •' continued on. 20-A pealed to'the state Supreme Court, and dovetail with that project." SR 869 will run Condominium Offices Residential Offices Yakubik would ...not comment on - that from McGregor southeast to San Carlos „ developments relation to his project. * ^' Boulevard. SUNDIAL (813)472-4151 Ft.-Myers Beach 463-4488 "Well build in phases and probably wont ' The Lee County Zoning Board-last week }•'• Bermuda Club 481-2231 Cape Coral 549-1200 approved a Development of County Impact complete the project for four or five years," Sandcaper 463-6101 Ft. Myers 332-2121 for the project, tbe first nurdle in gaining he said. Plans are not complete on the ar- Estero Beach & Tennis 463-4478 - Bonitafieach county building permits. Yakubik, a Fort chitectural design but Yakubik expects 992-4848 each two bedroom, two bath unit will con- Vanderbilt Beach 59*3187 Myers Beach resident, is a trustee and No I : i\nit1 represents himself and four partners in the tain about 1,000 square feet of space. "We venture^" - . hope to keep it moderately priced, but at " Yakubik won approval to change zoning the same time nice. We don't have a builder Rental and Property Management Division - 463-3151 from agricultural to residential multi- yet, and we haven't even worried about Investment and Commercial Properties - 332-5758 SILK-SCREENF:D ON NATUF^AI. LINKN financing yet, either." SIMPLY BLAUTIRI1. family for the 80-acre tract, which includes 19 acres of black mangroves and salt ilats In addition to the lake, amenities would include a mile-long, walk-jog-bike. path Newton Associates, Inc., Realtors V^ i" Shi|i Anvvi hi'ic that will be preserved. Eight - 50-unit - buildings are planned for 16 acres and the around the lake,-picnic areas, four tennis courts, three pools and saunas. 'Youi'fuil service real estate company IfTI remaining 25 acres will be taken up by a. - man-made lake and recreational amenities. The investors had anticipated a package plant to handle the project's sewage, but " '^- M..H.-S.U. J 0-5 "We've been working on the lake for a now think they will be able to tap into a year and a half, but it's far from finished," sewer line planned to accommodate their !'.(.). liu.x ^16. 2009 i'.'iiu inkle W.iv .u l.ihm.iii (.aid.- Shell PointViflageneighbor. ' v IMii/^Simil-..'! Jsl.uul. I lorn!.! H:i957 (Sl.'i) 472-40."iJ Yakubik said. The lake will be 25 feet deep iii-^«si^2i3;v; = rimr*5r***m*«3^matfim!fil^^ ) Island Reporter December 1$, 1979 A21 Decembers* 1979 . Island Reporter IRS advises tax law changes may affect your returns
More than 3.6 million federal income tax instead of $2^50 before they are required . The tax rate schedules have been widen- credits for political contributions, however, Sales picked up Monday return packages are in the process of being to file a return. Self-employed persons still ed, reducing taxes in several income has been doubled to $100 on a joint return. mailed to Florida taxpayers, according to must file if their net earnings were at least brackets. Widening brackets is designed to People who receive unemployment com- : '; i • fwm 19-A items, even with inflation." Lux- the IBS, and should reach your mailbox no $400; - -.•• '.; ." \- ^. ' :\. -.'^ "•. •'/_ prevent higher earnings generated by in- pensation may be required for the first urious and frivolous gift items went later than January 5. ' : Parents may now claim a tax credit for flationary forces from pushing taxpayers time to include all or part of such benefits on Christmas Eve and through more slowly before Monday, but Court fines Sundial Those entitled to refunds who file their child care payments made to a relative, in- more quickly into higher tax brackets. in gross income. There also are changes in- January 4. They expect a 10-day sales caught up or exceeded last returns in January can generally expect to cluding a grandparent, unless the relative Other changes ihcludeelimination of the volving earned income credit, which may receive their checks within four to six is the taxpayer's dependent or child under gas. tax deduction and deductions for result in a tax credit of up to $500 for some lull to follow, and then will be book- year on Christmas Eve. }. . : By Bradleyfray with minimum wage," said Pierre Lenders, weeks, the HIS advises. < 19; •.••—:; • . • "...•.:;•:; political contributions. The limit for tax ed to capacity from mid-January But even those who may have Sundial general manager. "During the time persons making less than $10,000. period in question the percentage of hotel Taxpayers ynU find a number of changes through April 1. brought their Christmas presents A U.S. District Court Judge in Tampa in the 1979 tax-laws; alterations will "save has penalized Sundial principals for income did not exceed the other income, Many island retail shops were from the north still had to eat, and from condominium sales ;"• amf Sanibel taxpayers, money, says .the IRS, while other violating the-minimum-wage, overtime-pay changes w^'result in,some people having complaining about the decreased Bailey's Store weathered its tradi- and recordkeeping provisions of the Fair Associates, to qualify for hotel exemptions. Although some Floridians may not be aware of it,. number of pre-Christmas shoppers tional holiday crunch of grocery Labor Standards Act (FLSA), according to A worker used to be able to work 44 hours to pay more. Some of the tax-reducing exchanging goods and services through bartering is until Monday. Several merchants shoppers' beginning last weekend. a release from the U.S. Department of before getting overtime, and when it was items include: .-./ just as taxable as cash exchanges, says the IRS, The "zero bracket amount," the amount which is concerned that the growing practice of noted an increase in mainland area Labor:.- , • •:.•;/./• ;.; ,.;• ...; •.' ( •.' changed to 40 we just-did not keep up with "We did very well, probably a little of income which is not subject to tax, has bartering may be used primarily as a tax escape, As shoppers, from Fort Myers, Cape bit better than last year," owner The judgment requires that $22,602 in the changes. I think it was a question of not back wages be paid to 205 -Sundial keeping informed on the law." • . been increased. For married taxpayers fil- a means of encouraging taxpayers to declare income Coral, Fort Myers Beach and Francis Bailey said. "Certainly we ing jointly, the amount is now $3,400, an in- from bartering, IRS examiners will inquire during Lehigh Acres, perhaps accounting : employees,' Names, in the judgment were no excuse did in terms of dollars, but with in- Sundial Associates, Ltd. and Sundial Ren- crease of $200 over last yean audits'whether or not taxpayers have engaged in for much of Monday's heavy island flation I don't know yet just how it tal Partners, Ltd.; and Robert Gisselbeck, The amount for each exemption a tax- such activities.; -".'•.'•' .• ' • . "'• ' . .•' ' . " ' •/ Lenders reiterated that the penalty was payer claims is now $1,000 compared to traffic.' comes out." The crowds were well- Henry Krehling, Jr., and Richard Vogel as not for minimum wage violations. "We "We will"explain exactly what bartering income Sales success depended in some mannered and full of the holiday general partners in each firm. . have always paid more than minimum $750 in 1978- The general tax credit, is/' said an mSbffidaL "For example, if a dentist cases on the merchandise. One spirit, Bailey said. "Sometimes we . Legal action followed investigations wage. None of our employees reported us. however, has expired but is offset by an in- fixes a painter's teeth and the painter pays the bill clothing-shop owner noticed that get people who fill, a basket, then mady by the department's Wage and Hour The error was found during one of the creased exemption amount; by painting the dentist's house,^^ both have received Division in Fort Lauderdale. regular checks the Labor. .Department Filing levels have been increased. For taxable income." Such income should be equal to the pre-holiday shopper volume was get tired of the lines and just walk! example, singles how need to make $3,300 fair market value of the goods orservices received. down over last year, but buyers out. But we didn't have one in- "This dealt strictly with overtime, not makes two or three time's a year.-. ' ; "seemed to be buying a lot more stance of that this year."
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Notice Of "Sanibal't Finatt" 1717 PERIWINKLE WAV. SANIBEL 472-1070 Nondiscrimination Policy . As To Students DINING ROOM OPEN \ The Sanibel Resources Breakfast 7:30-9:00 Dinner 6:30r7:45 , ' . Center ..admit? students Reservations Suggested 472-1561 3111 W. Gulf Drive of any race, "color, national or ethnic origin f # to all the rights, privi- CONTINUOUS EDUCATION. MAKES THE DIFFERENCE^ leges, programs, and Family Hair Styling - ^ _ activities generally ac- As Individual As A Fingerprint . . <• i corded, or made avail- Award Winning Techniques With Artistic Expertise able to students at the We have the Tools, Products, and the Kiiow^How! school. It does not dis- 362 P«rtwinkl« Way In Th« S«a Hots* Shop* TWIN • DOUBLE • KING • SPECIAL SIZES AVAILABLE criminate on the basis, of race, color, national or 472-1877 ethnic origin in adminis- M6n. -Sat. 9-5 .... MADEHERE IN OUR OWN FACTORY tration of its educational UNIQUE W STYLING AND ATMOSPHERE policies/admissions pol- TO IIMSURE CUSTOMER SATISFACTION WE INSIST ON icies, scholarship and QUALITY BEDDING , .: ." f, loan programs, and ath- letic and; other. school- administered programs. HEADQUARTERS FOR FIRESTONE FOAM MATTRESS
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Located within two miles of the Sanibel Causeway, three We're easy to reach. BEDROOM SHOWCASE-OVER 30 BEDROOMS shopping centers^and three full service marinas, Carissa Look for the TO CHOOSE FROM combines the charm and natural beauty of island living with Carissa entrance the convenience and economy of mainland living. sign on McGregor . Carissa's park-like setting includes an over-size pool Boulevard one - with pool house and large deck, a shaded area for relaxation, block east of an exercise room and two tennis courts. All facilities are Shell Point Village. available to owners without land or recreation leases. Our sales office is open-seven days The Carissa apartments are loaded with features: Spacious <1 screened deck opening from living room and master bedroom • from 10 o'clock. Large pass through from kitchen to dining area • Self-cleaning Wishes you peace & love oven and range with hood • Microwave oven • G. E. ice maker refrigerator • Pot-scrubber dishwasher • Disposal • Pantry closet in kitchen • Washer and dryer • Master bath with for the new year dressing room • Walk-in closet in Master suite • Linen closet •- Hall utility closet • Ceiling fans in master bedroom and on : 1 deck • Southern exposure .• 3 telephone jacks • In The Heart-of-the-lslarfd Shopping Center FACTORY AND SHOWROOM ;• Wiring for cable tv Saossa ^ I'nNlnlMtMrMS 1628 Periwinkle Way open 10-5 Mon. thru Sat. 2443 N. AIRPORT ROAD 16952 Davis Rd. S.W. • Ft. Myers, Fl. 33908 MM Rs I'll Owners select carpeting, vinyl or carpet for kitchen, kitchen ,-r nitii.ii HIM \ MD\.-I Kl ' • •> \ I '• cabinets, vanity bases and cultured marble tops. 813/482-6233 • 813/482-5616 472-3307 Sanibel, Fl. 33957
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EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS* reconnection.service to vacationers. "We have just Harmon pleads innocent Avenue; The first 12-unit building is almost sold out less than 300 customers on the islands utilizing our at prices ranging from $21,990 to $25,990 for the one- vacation reconnect service," said United's Paul Former Florida Department of Natural Supreme Court has ordered a jury to be im- bedroom units. All the garden apartments will range' Hamilton. Customers must be away from their island Resources (DNR) Director Harmon Shields paneled, probably by February, and the in- Sunflower addition in size from 520 to 600 square feet of space, on the residence three months or more to use the service. pleaded innocent last Thursday to allega- vestigation will be led by Jacksonville 12-acre tract that .will include a pool and tennis UTS gained 456 customers during the year that tions of attempted extortion in a state land- State Attorney' ltd Austin from head- Leisure Technology of Florida, Inc. has launched courts. The project was designed by engineer Robert . ended on November 30, bringing the total telephones buying program. quarters to be set up in Tallahassee. another phase of its $53 million, 768-unit "Sunflower" ' McDonald, a Sanibel resident v . . customers on the islands to 4.572. A federal grand jury in Tampa accused condominium development within Leisure Village at him of one count of conspiracy .and two Seven Lakes, a 22tacre planned adult community' counts Of attempting to extort $235,000 in for persona 40 and older in South Fort Myers. More Sundial promotions Road group organizes kickbacks.from potential sellers of en- than 650 homes in the community currently are oc- • Gregory L. Wilson has* been promoted to hotel The Florida Good Roads and Transportation vironmentally sensitive lands in central PERMITS AND DEEDS cupied by more than 1,000 residents. Sunflower units manager for the Sundial Beach & Tennis Resort on Association, Iriev a non-profit organization recently Florida. Tallahassee real estate agent Jack Harbor master are priced at $52,900 to $74900 for up to 1^630 square, registeredWith the Secretaryoof State, has begun Quick, alsoiharged wittpeonspiracy and at- • from 18-A x --5\.. > feetof space. ' ",'. .;. • .^ .".,.,,. SanibeL He previously served as the resort's reser- vations manager. In other Sundial promotions working for better roads and transportation systems tempted extortion, also pleaded innocent. Governor'Bob Graham has announced the reap- Joann Evans from Outer Island Development of Florida, Jeanne Sanders is now., the hotel's reservations through Florida. Attention is directed toward infor- The state's $24a million DNR land- - pointment of W. Carey Johnson of Boca' Grande, as Inc. for $135,000; Gladiolus Gardens planned manager And Lynn Colter has been appointed direc- mation and education on the need for good road buying program, put on hold when the pro- Harbor Master for the Port of Boca Grande. Johnson, A Sandpiperv Cove-condominium to Drustar, Inc. from tor of group sales. systems, as well as sufficient funding for be began a? year ago,-now will undergo 67, has been harbor master since 1973. He is a past Outer Island Development of Florida, Inc. for $120,000; RZD. Inc., whose prinicpals are Sanibel residents maintenance and construction. Membership is com- another year's worth of investigation. That - president of the Florida State Pilots Association, a. A Manner Point condominium to Bruce Cameron from Jim Robson, Ralph Zeiss and Dave Davenport, $nd posed of individuals, firms and organizations, accord action was requested by Gov. Bob Graham, director of Englewood Bank & Trust, and a mernber Quentip Morgan for $96,000; ^ ' Port Myers resident John Pegg, are developing a .UTS reports busy month ding to Executive Director William H,Paddon. For who asked for a regional grand jury to look of the Lee County Port Authority Advisory Commit-, ••' -v. A Blind Pasa condominium to Satish Kalahan from John 154-unit condominium project, Gladiolus Gardens., on United Telephone Service (UTS) reports a busy more information about the group write to 1100 East into DNR land purchases. The state tee. His term will end in November, 1981. Santini for $84,500. : . Country Road at Gladiolus Drive and Winkler December on Sanibel and Captiva for hookups and Park, Tallahassee, FL 32301. DAVID H. HERZOG CONSTRUCTION Fresh salads General Contractor Residential & Commercial specializing in frame construction designing & building custom homes for 28 years
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Attornesippqamcy General'vs Office ' '•. •" Tallahassee. Rbrida 323O4 OminWi Council on C . HaVe something you want to say? Put ft on paj^ Commitment "PublicForum," Island Reporter, P.O. Drawer R, Sanibel, Florida 33957. All letters should include name, address and telepbonenumber of the writer: Withholding the name of the author of a letter or use of a "pen" name is Next Monday marks the three-hundred-sixty-fifth and nent school, as did CROW (Care and Rehabilitation of not permitted, except for rare instances in which a letter conceivably could lead to reprisals. The editor can offer no guarantee that all letters submitted wul be published. final day of the year, and the three-thousand-six-hundred- Wildlife); : . ' ." • • and-fifty-second and final day of the decade - without a .•.;-:'.The/-Ciiy- •&Sanibel delelirated its fifth anniversary doubt the most exciting and important ten years in with a parade, picnic and dinner dance, and the first hard Sanibel's recorded history. look at commercial development since adoption of the • .';.' :\ ' • The year began and ended with growth in the plan was undertaken by the, city. Finally; the islands headlines. The island's fate'of growth law, approved by waited nervously whUe a c \ Island Importersets new dateioi^Christmas^ Bay Misplaced power marks Estuaries ruling To Island Reporten I would like to offer some half-hearted congratulations to the By Don Whitehead to usurp powers that properly belong to the permit amounted to a "taking." . - - Island Reporter for your half-hearted, at- the executive branch, and. vice versa. Since when, in this area of Florida, isn't tempt to improve the "things to do** page. The opinions of courts of law are written There is, nonetheless, something par- two units per acre, or a total of 12,986 Perhaps this is a first step toward giving in language as opaque as the black robes ticularly disturbing when judges - cloaked residential \- units, on 6,500 acres of cultural events and other activities the worn by the judges. For most of us, it's with a certain sanctity of the judicial robes wetlands, an "economically practicable" same kind of coverage that you provide for next to impossible to wade through the - begin acting like legislators and members use of one's land? In any case, how in the softball games, fishing and business ac- court's written arguments, with the inter- of the executive branch. world can three judges, sitting in distant tivities. Hopefully you.will expand the sec- Tallahassee, with, no special knowledge of tion so that you will be able.to employ This is what happened in the opinion the Lee County economy, substitute their something larger than the unreadable 6 recently handed down by three judges of judgment for that of the local elected of- point type. epilogue the First District Court of Appeal on the ficials and professional staff? And now, a minor complaint about your Estuaries case; coverage of the Big Arts films. First, the When all of the fancy legal arguments date of the films is December.28 - not minable citation of statutes, prior court After long and careful review of the pro- are stripped away, that's what is left. In December 21 as you reported. Second, cases, and selectively chosen "authorities." posal by Robert Troutman to build 26,500 order to, support their conclusion that Modern Times is not a Charlie Chan film; it This conscious or unconscious mystifica- residential units on 6,500 acres of land, Troutman's property was "taken", by the is a Charlie Chaplin film - one of his-bestr . tion of our judicial system may have largely wetlands, the Lee County Commis- commission's decision, the judges had to Big Arts would like to apologize to justification, or it may just be inherent in sion voted to deny the permit. The commis- decide whether 12,986 units on property Charlie Chaplin, Sidney Toler fans and the nature of the animal. Nonetheless, it is sioners did, however, offer an alternative , that was admittedly "largely wetlands" anyone who tried to attend our films on the Hi increasingly important for citizens to that would have allowed 12,968 residential was beneficial use of the land. They .con- 2ist. •';. • -.: • •••'.' " :'.-.•..:--'•: - •• understand the logic, and probe the reason- units on the property, at a gross density of cluded, by some mysterious process that is Please keep trying, /s/ Peter G. -Smith, ing, that goes into important court deci- two units per acre, although denying unexplained, that it was not. chairman Barrier Island Group for the sions. " Troutman the right to destroy about 1800 Arts, Sanibel We are all nurtured with faith in our acres of black mangrove. v -- " ;i;-"V Perhaps the judges, in their wisdom, system of government, with its separation should have gone the next step and p.s. Christmas Day falls on the 25th of 1 of powers among the legislative, executive, The judges, sitting; in Tallahassee, con- * declared what profit margin on his December, not the 18thl - ;• J • and judicial branches. Even if jone doesn't duded that while government can regulate "wetlands Troutman should have been fully understand the logic of the system, the use of private property for the. public allowed. Twenty percent, 50 percent, 100 there's always the pragmatic argument benefit, "it cannot preclude the owner from percent? Why not? After all, it's not the that it has worked, and worked well, for economically practicable uses." :, :^ : •-. . residents of Tallahassee, but the taxpayers over 200 years. . The judges sharply-criticized the com- of Lee County, who are going to foot the It would be naive, of course, to assume missioners for not offering Troutman an bill for the added roads and schools and that the separation of powers can be air- "economically practicable" alternative for public services that the project would.re- Island Reporter failed to change the dales on its calendar last week, but did manage to tight. The legislature sometimes attempts use of his land and concluded that denial of quire. change the week's activities, so that Christmas wound up on December18. Whoops. A26 December S8,1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter December 98,1979 A27 alligators Throughout history, one of the most TV, Tallahassee, the program also includes glorified and deified members of the animal a close-up view of the animal - it's history, kingdom was the\ alligator. In ancient biology and evidence of a newly-discovered Egypt and as late as the 19th century in In- complex maternal behavior. ' dia, pilgrims made sacred journeys to these Among those who offer comments on "holy dragons." this wild species and address the issue of Unfortunately for the American possible ' extinction through over- alligator, times have changed. The day-to- commercialization are animal specialist start building With 12 channels day confrontations, between Florida Ross Allen and zoologist/author Dr. Archie alligators and man are chronicled in the Carr. Field biologist Eugen Meyer of New (ihqludihg2PBS one-hour special "Dragons of Paradise," air- York University.provides rare film of a ing Sunday, December 30, at 8:00 p.m. on mother alligator caring for* her newly- stations, WEDU& hatched young. ;'•;•• y:*"":'.'-•.- '••';•;•• : "Dragons of Paradise" has an original "Dragons of "P^Jradise" covers a night's musical score which provides background work with Florida alligator trappers, the for some unusual alligator sequences in- daily routine of an alligator farmer and the cluding swimming underwater and the from for your experiences of an alligator attack victim. total popularization and commercialization : viewingpleasure. Produced by Meljyssa Shepard of WFSU- of this animal. v . ' ' ^ ; t "Dragons ofParadiseS'a WFSU television production will look closely at, Florida alligators. The show airs at 8:00 p.m. Sunday. CABLEVISION is more than just better redeption. Due to the growth of Cbblevision on Sanibel. we are now required by the Federal Communi- cations Commission, to comply with the Simul- taneous Network Non-duplication Rules. This means that when the distant network affiliates (Ch. 13, 8 and 40) are broadcasting the same programs as the local affiliates (Ch. 26, 20 and 11) we must give .preference: to the. local stations. During'those; times. Ch. 26 will be shown on Cable Ch. 4 and 9; Ch. 20 will be shown on Cable Ch. 8 and 5: and Ch. 11 will be shown on Cable Ch. 13 and 10. This does not ' alter programming, but protects the interests- - of the local stations and their clients that have bought advertising time. ' < Your search for the perfect Sanibel horri^site ' is ended. The beach front community at QuliF Ridge offers everything you've been lookingfor. Almost 472-4787 2000 feet of unspoiled shelling beach, a quiet bayou.. and over 95 acres of lush tropical woodlands.-A true paradise cpmplete with tennis courts, swimming pool • H ...-•--% '-'•. andI unending j-friyaey and seclusion. ,,. / I? 7 All this can be yours^Qr less.than $45,000 with • : attractive terms ^— 25% down and 5 years to pay the balance. You're not goingito find a more beautiful place for your home — you're not going to find a better value for your money . . . you've found Gulf Ridge. r»A» ):il Sanibel firemenr.Fred Remand John Bates flush afire hydrant on West GiiJf Drive prior to a Lee County Health Department inspection. A U IS hydrants on the island passed inspection and are now in service, Renz said. Harlem Heights resident surveys Christmas trees donated to the Good Shepherd Mission by the SanibelrCaptiva Lions Club. Unfor- tunately, Heights residents had already obtained their trees before Start 1980 off right! the trees were donated, and the Lions trees went unclaimed. Make your first resolution one that you'll keep... get a subscription to Island Reporter. Secluded Homesites We'll send you your personal in a Gulf Front Community piece of Sanibel every week to show you we care. Please ... more information on Gulf Ridge Subscribe today! most of the time; feral cats have to By Grace Whitehead find to be our worst annual Resolution No. 3: When faced epidemic. with the urge to exercise, lie down hunt for a living. Domestic cats live NAME | Please begin my subscription to the Island Reporter. longer than feral cats. Get the So, here goes: until it passes away. (Grasshoppers STREET J MAIL TO: Island Reporter, Another New Year is coming up and humming birds get lots of exer- point?) •<(:•. I|JP.O. Drawer R. Sanibel Island, " and again Fye got to face up to all Resolution No. 1: Eat lots of rich, CITY STATE ZIP cise, but it has been found that Resolution No. 6: Spend more, TRorida 33957 V those darned resolutions. It's not fatty, unhealthy food. (I hate fibre, they don't live as long as sloths. So, save less. (After all, inflation has PHONE: ' I :NAME' : - "•••:.v- -• • •• •••'-••' ' ' ' .'••'• *'••. •'• ': •"''": that the law requires it, but I just broccoli, chicken broth, and all I say, be slothful.) been good to me.) . don't feel right if I don't begin the health foods.) Resolution No. 7: Talk less. (Sure, New Year with some resolves tuck- Resolution No. 2: Eliminate the Resolution No. 4: Take up smok- it'll be tough, but then 99 percent KNUDSEN REALTY, INC. i CITY, ed away in my bodice. . tonic but not the gin. (The U.S. 1619 Periwinkle Way ing. (After all, I spend all day and of the time is less than 100 percent. m ISTATE. .ZIP. Government has found that tonic Who wants perfection?) 1 (Landlubber Shopping Center) Please bill me _• I enclose my check for S ___ _ _ ^. -night inhaling someone else's i -i This year, however, Fm deter- impairs your vision, causes diz- smoke. Why not puff out a little of Fm sure going to have a heck of a 472-3737 or 472-3716 RaH's: C)n Island - $7 50 per year._Continental U.S. or Split (on and offl mined to make only resolutions ziness, and is just plain not good for Islaiw.iv $1().()() per year: Canada and Foreign - $12.50 per year" my own?) - time in 1980 - even though I might that I can keep. Otherwise, by you. I don't know what findings never see 1981.1 doubt if that's go- Or call your favorite real estate salesman (U.S. currency, please); .•'..• . . - January 2Til be suffering my usual Resolution No. 5: Work less, loaf This is a _^_i_^__nevw subscription . • renewal. they've made about gin, and Fm more. (Domesticated cats sleep ing to be a very good year anyway. bout with Guilt Peelings, which I not going to ask.) \ . A28 December *&, 1979 Island Reporter . , Section B If you've been Giving credit where it's due December 28,1979 waiting'til next By Island Reporter staff year to change to Bank of the Community Housing and Resources . The lack ofcaffordable housing on Bette Vitkoaky and Tim Pharr, is Sanibel spurred a group of young not willing to sit back and let island residents to form Communi- others figure but a solution to the ty- Housing and Resources, Inc. this housing problem. CHR is taking an year to fill in an otherwise empty active part in seeking a solution Islands*** gap. The hardworking group, head- "because we love the island/* accor- ed by Chris Gault, Peter Valtin, ding to Valtin. CROW When it comes to the islands pay and a Volkswagen van included "unique features," none is more - to keep CROW functioning on a Mrs. Benedict with her granddaughter and three of six daughters at dedication of the unique than CROW - Care and day-to-day basis. She is backed by a Benedict Buck Key sanctuary. Rehabilitation of Wildlife. At 22-person board, headed by CROW's cramped Captiva head- quarters, sick and injured wildlife Elena Duke Benedict are nursed back to health and, if at The preservation of Buck Key off Wildlife Sanctuary" in January. As all possible, released again into the the east end of Captiva, long a high Island Reporter said editorially at' wild. CROW is the conscience of priority ' of the Sanibel-Gaptiva the time; "Thanks to the largess human occupation and dominance Conservation Foundation,, got a big of the Benedict family, Americans of Sanibel and Captiva as it tries to boost when one of the property will have a time capsule to help correct the damage done by fishing owners donated 200 acres of the them recall what Southwest tackle, speeding cara^ pesticides island to The Nature Conservancy. Florida was like before the advent and power lines. That generous gift was made by of draglines and concrete... Thank Holly Davies is the hard-working Elena Duke Benedict of White you for the legacy of Buck Key, person who cares for the animals. Plains, New York, .and it was for- Mrs. Benedict." Holly has sacrificed a lot - higher mally dedicated as the "Benedict BIG Arts Perhaps the most exciting and tangible of the year's events was the creation of the Barrier Island Group for the Arts. Pete Smith has been the impetus behind this group of several islanders dedicated to producing artistic and, cultural You can quit waiting! works for Sanibel and Captiva. After about six months in ex- istence, BIG Arts already has pull- ed off several highly successful Building a new 100-foot wide beach is the best way to battle the erosion of Captiva's Holly Dairies and the SXyeraon CROW programs, offering a degree of ar- disappearing shoreline, believes Dan Burner. - : board look forward to moving into new, permanent headquarters. Lefs face it. The gasoline isn't going to get any some - checking, saving, safe deposit, bank by mail, tistic and cultural sophistication drive thrus aplenty and interest as generous as the law never before achieved on Sanibel. Don Burner v Adelaide Cherbonnier on whose cheaper; the traffic isn't going to get any better;'and And BIG Arts has big plans for the - Erosion is a controversial issue destruction of a portion of Captiva property CROW is presently the trip to town isn't going to get any shorter. It's high allows... plus friendly, island-style service at two con- future. Special mention also should on Captiva. No ^ne Wants to see Road and very likely the loss of a located. This year CROW directors time to quit wasting the world's energy and your own venient locations. So don't put off until next year. Open go to Bank of the Islands for co- Captiva continue to erode into the few Captiva homes'that now teeter succeeded in securing land on doing your banking off the island. Bank of the Islands your account now at the bank that's really closer to you. sponsoring many of BIG Arts1 ef- gulf, but what to do about it has on the brink of the waves. Burner which to build a permanent facility, offers everything you could want from a bank and then The change will do you good. forts. been a subject of debate since the has invested a lot of time and hopefully ending a seven-year Captiva" Erosion Prevention energy in trying to solve Captiva's struggle to turn the organization District was formed in 1958. erosion problem, and he has been into a solid, long-term island in- Norma Jeanne Byrd The current chairman of the Ero- careful to keep track of public opi- stitution. "r In these energy-conscious and sion district, Dan Burner, has nion practically every step of the environmentally aware times, the generated his share of the con-way. native plant nursery, opened this troversy with his strong support of Some may not agree with Fifth anniversary of the city year' at the Sanibel-Captiva Con- a beach renourishment - program Burner's views, but he has to be November 3 was a banner day on servation Foundation, is one way of for the island. Burner believes that commended for his dedication to the island as the city celebrated its dealing with the difficult problems rebuilding the Captiva beach is the the task. fifth: birthday with a parade down which plague us: Native plants, only way to head off the probable Periwinkle Way, an Oktoberfest- which are easy to grow and do not style, picnic and evening 'dinner- require much water or petroleum- dance. Music, merriment and good eaivk.of The lsLaNds based fertilizer and pesticide pro- Children's Center of the Islands times were enjoyed by hundreds of ducts, can be placed strategically 1979 was a good year for the and. made the first donation to the islanders and visitors, thanks in a landscape to shade and insulate Children's Center of the Islands, center's' building fund, Mariner primarily to the organizational: ef- MAIN OFFICE: 1699 PERIWINKLE WAY 472-4141 a building so as to cut down on. Open Mob. - Fri. 9-2 and Fri. 4-6 - ; - This is the year the center acquired Properties which donated the cot- forts of Sanibel resident Urban Drive in open Mon. Thurs. 8:30-4; Fri. 8:30-6 - heating and.cooling needs. Norma land and made plans to build a per- tages that will form the basic struc- Palmer. He missed the 64-unit r Jeanne Byrd, director of the manent schoolhouse for its pre- ture of the new schoolhouse and is parade to oversee cooking chores BRANCH OFFICE: ISLAND SHOPPING CENTER 472-5173 nursery, is to be commended for school-age clientele. It -was able to supplying construction materials for the picnic that served more Open Mon. - Fri. 9-4 -••'.;.'._' her research, care and promotion do that only with lots of help from and expertise, and finally the than 1,000. Credit also goes to the m Member FDIC - Member Federal Reserve System . of the native plants. The state has lots of people starting with its all- dozens and dozens of people who Sanibel-Captiva. Chamber of Com- recognized her contribution by volunteer board of directors, the have contributed a lot of money to merce, \ which assumed financial naming her Forest Conservationist Sanibel-Captiva Lions Club which help build a new Children's Center responsibility for most of the day's of the Year. helped arrange the land purchase of the Islands. events. •'•:!.----. '•.• ; :-: •"' • B2 December 38,1979 Island Reporter Island Eeporter December 38.1979 B3 Madeline Fitch Dick Muerich Dick Noon.. Under his direction,, and staged a successful junior Betty Robinson, Ray Fenton, Twink Underhffl Madeline Fitch earns the fund- Attend'any activity on Sanibel with the help of June Muench and Olympics athletic competition in These three members of the brought to the commission raiser-of-the-year award. Each related to young people and you're Pam Thompson, the 1Q0 or so the falL In addition the club spon- Sanibel Planning Commission have ' meetings a sense of fairness and year island residents are swamped likely to find a great big person - young athletes have advanced from sored the fireworks display over resigned and in January 1980 they tried to temper interpretation of with dozens of fund-raising drives Dick Muench. Dick has been in- a group of inexperienced swim- the causeway on the Fourth of • Ju-. will be replaced. Their dedication complex laws with good common and, amazingly enough, most of the strumental in organizing, pro- mers to a formidable force in area and hard work on behalf of the com- sense. They did all of this without drives are successful. But Madeline moting and or supporting a lot of meets. Credit should go to Casa munity should not be forgotten. pay and at considerable sacrifice. Fitch has been spectacularly suc- activities for . young island Ybel resort for making its facilities One might find reason to disagree As city officials, they occasionally cessful in raising money for the residents including Little League available to the team for practice Robert Rauschenberg with some of their decisions, but it suffered sharp barbs from critics, would be difficult to fault their con- Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Last baseball and softball (not to men- sessions. It's easy to say that overdevelop- ; but they accepted it all with digni- year she organized a bike-a-thon tion the adult softball league, the ment must be stopped, but when it scientiousness. ty and a sense of humor. For that, that netted more contributions Sanibel Elementary Parent- comes to putting words into action, They did their homework. They they earned our deep respect. than any similar event in the state. Teachers Organization, Kiwanis Robert Rauschenberg is first; in And this year's bike-a-thon was at Club youth activities such as the line. The Captiva artist could well least as successful as the first. Christmas tree lighting and per- be content with tending to his work Ian Watson Next year's cystic fibrosis cam- sonal visits by Santa Claus, and a while letting the rest of the world The Island Water Association smile. Under Watson's tutelage the paign promises to be a winner as youth swim team. Even when he's do as it pleases, but his love of Cap- has been deluged with controver- water association has moved from welL Ms. Fitch says she will con- not calling the shots, Dick is usual- tiva prevents him from doing that. Nora Dietlein and Adamm Smith stepped in to save gopher tortoises from abuse in sies in the past few years, including the point of near panic to facing the tinue to head the effort as long as ly there urging others on, happy in Concerned by the potential for in- traditional Fort Myers event • the discovery that its primary future with more than adequate she lives on Sanibel. his role as Number One Booster of creased development, Rauschen- water supply source was in trou- preparation. It wasn't so long ago Young Islanders. berg has purchased - with no in- Adamim Smith, Nora Dletleih ble, as well as policy decisions that some were talking of budding t * tent of developing —four pieces of' After a year-long battle Sanibel In. conjunction with the crusade, regarding the election of new direc- a pipeline from the mainland to property on Captiva and is current- residents.Adamm Smith, 14, and Smith and Dietlein headed a study tors that did little to improve the Sanibel to supply water because Momma Nature* ly negotiating for a fifth. His only Dr. Nora Dietlein learned in to determine the gopher tortoise association's public image. the Island Water Association Si This year's close call award goes motivation, he says, is "trying to January that they had won the war population oil the islands and to i Through it all Ian Watson has would be unable to meet demand. to Mother Nature for sparing the protect the natural state of the against using gopher tortoises, a locate alternative habitat for perseryejedr^rstas^hief engineer Today the association boasts more islands in tracing a path for David island." threatened species, in races as part --animijls^JjbB^^ and nowasgenerarmanager. Wat- than enough treatment and storage and Frederic, two hurricanes that of. Fort Myers* Edison P^geiBtaf of development. To promote habitat son's thorough ; technical facilities to meet the expected de- struck the U.S. this summer. David Light festivities. The 20-year tradi- identification, and to keep the tor- knowledge in the field of water mand, and Watson has to be given, brushed the east coast and did tion was discontinued permanently toises from ending up on dinner treatment is matched only by his a lot of the credit. millions of dollars in damage, and after Smith, Dietlein and concern- tables, the pair were instrumental British sense of humor and easy Frederic practically ^ leveled -DickNoon ted young Sanibel swimmers ed Volunteers documented abuse in introducing local legislation that to the roses in county competition. and injury to the animals that often now makes it illegal to disturb tor- Dauphin Island, Alabama. For a : Smiling Nethel Moss time it looked as though this would led to crippling disfigurement or toises and their burrows, under Richard Workman be the year a hurricane hit Sanibel 'death.,- .• ';• /'•,•. • .-•• --V:\;::;;:\' penalty of fine or imprisonment. A man whose accomplishments munity. As an individual. Nethel Moss and Captiva after a 19-year are sometimes obscured by his own Workman has an even greater Nethel Moss, Captiva's beloved reprieve, but that was not to be the Jack Primm modesty, Richard Workman could statewide reputation for his prac- postmaster, has endured tragedy case. We extend our condolences to Sanibel and Captiva may be Norma and Fritz Stoppelbein well prove to be a prophet ahead of tical and foresighted contributions after tragedy with a dignity and those areas that were hit, but we paradise for shelters, birdwatchers To help ensure that one day one his time. He is not given to weav- to the environment in which we courage which is an inspiration to also say "Thanks, Mother Nature" and beachcombers, but an active of us won't catch "the last fish in ing profound theories on the en- those who know her. In the past for passing us by. ' ' child can become bored. There just the sea,*' Norma and Fritz have vironment. Instead he quietly, per- live. ,..;..-.••-;:. :/-;.*: , • ;• three years she has lost three sons are not that many organized ac- waged a vigorous campaign against sistently seeks practical solutions. and her husband, but through it all tivities for children. The Sanibel senseless exploitation and destruc- For years. Workman has been pro- she has maintained her philosophy Dick Noon Police Recreation Club and its tion of .our marine resources. They posing; simple and senisible ap- Deaths of always smiling and lending a In the past year Sanibel has pro- president, Patrolman Jack Primm, have given their time and spent proaches to the "energy crisis:" the The islands - lost some of its use of native vegetation, conserva- helping hand when needed. If Cap- duced a highly competitive swimm- have tried hard this year to correct Rauschenberg figures the best way"to their own money in a statewide human resources during 1979 with tiva were to award a person of the ing team for its young residents, that situation. The club sponsored preserve the Captiva he loves is to buy campaign for reasonable controls tion of resources, applications of the deaths of several residents. year award, Mrs. Moss would win, due largely"to ^e^d^icatidn of y^%^ l^g^g 'iomeofit ;v'::-. •::.'• ';r-'''•'•••"••'•'- ^'-';<' over fish trapping and netting. All alternative energy sources. For Their contributions to the com- hands down. > their coach, Sanibel Police Officer the surtmer at SaitibeJ Elementary those who fish for sport should be years,~Workman has been saying munity took several forms, ranging grateful to them, and someday what is now widely recognized: in a ' from: public service and private even those who fish forr profit tourist-based resort community charitable deeds to behind-the- might well appreciate their efforts. there are bucks to be made out of scene endeavors that mark the good environmental practices. true/community spirit of the As director of the Sanibel- islands. We will miss Patrick Mur- Captiva Conservation Foundation, phy. Miss Willie Glass, Phoebe Sportfishermen found a helping hand in Workman has quietly and modestly Haynie, Iva "Cookie" Dugger and Fritz and Norma Stoppelbein, < * • contributed heavily to this com- Willis XJombs.: 1979- it wasn't exactly a perfectyear . And now, to prove that not © The mathematical all is hunky-dory one hundred blunder in the Lee County Pro- percent of the timei *re brings perty Appraiser's office that you a few questionable events led to an incorrect millage le- of the past year. - V vy for Sanibel taxpayers in 1978, and the subsequent in- • The announcement that crease in the 1979 tax bills to the City of Sanibel was con- make up for the shortfall. sidering levying a fee of $100 to obtain an occupational • Steve, Maxwell emerged license that would allow the from a city council meeting in holder to declare himself or July to become involved in a herself an artist, writer or 15-minute :wrestling match craftsman::: P with Sanibel Police Chief John Butler and Sergeant Bill Trefney. Maxwell and Butler had some words in the parking lot of MacKenzie Hall, then proceeded upstairs to the police department where they began struggling. Maxwell claimed he received minor wounds in the struggle. Police Sanibel Causeway motorists were forced to slow down to a crawl when it was took Maxwell to Lee Memorial discovered that heavy, speeding trucks were causing damage to bridge pilings. Hospital where he underwent psychiatric examination and was released after nine hours. Although there were threats sible for -virtually all of the people •'',he : represents from of a suit, the matter apparently damage! to th^ bridge struc- making lots of money by issu- was dropped. . - t ; • ^'fV' '\ {' ing permits. to build a com- munity of 73,000 people near • The imposition of a 20 • As. the crowning ques- Estero Island. The court told mph speed limit on the three tionable event of the year, the the county to issue the permits Sanibel Causeway bridges for First District Court of Appeal or buy 1300 acres of mangrove V *-;•• rmCityofSanibel^elyab^danedits J» ?*£<**?- despite the feet in Tampa ruled that the Lee Troutman plans to destroy to L-originJ thought of charging artists a that^ officials readriy agree thatCounty Commission is preven- make way for the develop- overloaded trucks are respon- ting Robert Troutman and the ment. ' ••"•:•;•-;•; . '.•\:r^i'.'-:^.,':•-••.• B4 December 38,1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter December 28,1979 B5 sports & outdoors tides /charters / guides A wide world of sports for Sanibel athletes in 1979 For information about how your charter boat can be listed here By Susie Holly - In this leisure-oriented society of warm- up suits and jogging shoes, Sanibel - call 472-1587 residents seldom seem at a loss for ways to keep themselves active. Each year the island offers a little more in the way of L recreation and 1979 was no different? As always, boating and fishing were At the top of the list of things to do for a good 'SPORTS FISHING many islanders. Though Softball was laden 'SHELLING TRIPS "Wi¥ PANTS" CHARTERS with controversy, it too remained popular. *DRAG SHELL TRIPS ' The' old standbys of golf, tennis and bowl- •SIGHTSEEING ing: continued to grow in popularity. Many •COMBINATION TRIPS Distinctive seagoing nature MARIN E island youngsters discovered competitive FULL OR HALF DAY adventures since 1970. swimming. And the year saw some more - unusual pastimes - kite flying;, windsurf- LEAVING FROM CAFTtVA ttl. sales & service ing, 2,000-mile hikes, bicycling. All in all, a Capt. Dick Frieman 472-1315 busy sports year. CALL - 549-5530 1205 Periwinkle Way BRIDGES CHARTERS Boating and Pishing 23* MAKO-8IMINITOP-S/S RADIO-TACKLE SUPPLIED 472-2001 -_ Unusually low tides last January left boats in Sanibel Marina high and dry and PIER 50 AT PUNTA RASSA For Information about inspired the marina to renew its efforts to Box 107 - Rt. 24. Ft. Myers, Fla. 33908 FISH FINDER CABBAGE KEY dredge the boat basin. The city planning Hobie cats congregated at Sundial in June for (AT THE CAUSEWAY TOLL BOOTH) how your charter boat CB RADIO SHELLING commission approved the dredging project Southwest Florida Hobie championships. Phone: 813-481-3055 V4 ENGINE SIGHTSEEING in February. The marina applied for state oan be listed here DIVE TRIPS permits to deepen the basin in May and men also organized an over-35 league. agencies to a softball tournament at began work in September."- > The season was marred by A controversy Sanibel Elementary in May. Sanibel police call 472-1587 •Boaters underwent other trials and over the consumption of beer during soft- were the winners. tribulations through the year. In April, ball games. Islander Barb Nave complained Little League continued to thrive among CAPT. DUKE SELLS most of the area marinas expressed con- about beer drinking at the games and island youngsters. The Little League cern about keeping an adequate fuel supply began a successful campaign to have it season opened in March. Little Leaguers Snook -Tarpon -Redfish -Trout for the rest of the season. Sanibel Marina stopped. The new policy created a great. were treated to a clinic by Kansas City floating activities: ran short of gas and other marinas were, Sailing* individual or group charter. Lessons by appointment. deaT of discontent among players. Royals pitcher Al Hrabosky at Sanibel FULL SERVICE MARINA Protected waters. Call Fred Comlossy. Satrthwfnd Inp. 472-2531. Charter SJfiff, put on .an allocation system. Many players blamed the beer ban for Elementary last spring. • Mwcwy Outboard Engirt** Shelling. Cabbage Key trips, light tackle sport fishing with Capt. In September, Hurricanes David and changing the whole attitude toward soft- Though softball action generally dies off • Formula Boats by Thund*fbtrd . Mike Fuery 472-3459. Fly - Plugor Spin Casting Frederic had boat owners scurrying around ball on the island. They said the game was on Sanibel during the winter, a group of • R»pqlr SBTVIC* and Parts Cabbage Key cruises Lunch or dinner, shelling, fishing, to find safe harbor for their vessels, Many not as much fun as it once was. Some said men organized a team to play in the 50-pIus "Gotqbigun ," South Seas Marina, Capt; B.W< Hollo way. 472-2802. islanders took their boats ~ up the the teams had become too serious and were • Storage/In and Out/Wet Power Boat Rentals Several sizes and types, with varying league with Cape Coral and North Fort SAILING FROM P.O. Box.473. Caloosahatchee or into the mangroves to putting too much emphasis on winning. Myers.-Sanibel women attempted to put • Balt/lce/Tackle outboards. Soothwind Inc. at Sanibel Marina. 472-2531. protect them from the storms that never • Gas/Dlesel/OII CAPTIVA ISLAND Charter • Shelling - Boat Rentals - Cabbage Key Tween Waters Marina Captlva. Fl. 33924 There were suggestions that the league be together a team to compete in the Lee Captlva Island. Fl. Phone 472-5462 ~ Pro'golfer Bobby Nichols played in the came. The marinas looked bare. divided into two divisions next year - one County winter league, but interest proved Trips - Fishing • Capt. Bob Sabatino - Capt. Butch Cottrill • Capt. Arrell 'pro-am tournament at South Seas Plan- • Rtttaurant/Snack Bar/Be6rfWlne/Soda Doane - Jensen's Twin Palms Resort & Marina 472-1727 472-5161 The Sanibet Power Squadron and Coast for fun and one for serious teams. to be not high enough. Alto Take Out Service Natural History Field Trip* by water with naturalist George tation in December. Guard Auxiliary kept up their good work , Despite all the controversy, the season Campbell. Breakfast at Cabbage Key, walk across Cayb Costa; visit 'if- , promoting boating safety. The groups of- did finish. In the last game of the season, to an embryonic barrier island. Call 472-2180-for reservations and At Deep Lagoon Marina Golf VOLVO fered classes in boating and free safety in- - the third-place Foxes handed the Island The islands' three golf clubs, Dunes, FENTA information. spections, among other services. Charter the'Baroboatt A 24-foot centerboard sloop, traiierable 6850 McGregor Blvd. _ Girls their only loss of the season. But the Beachview and South Seas Plantation, con- OMC anywhere you want to go. Fort Myers Vacht Charter, 472-3530. On the sailing end. Sundial resort played Island Girls nonetheless won the season ti- tinued to be popular spots for islanders. host to 118 Hobie Cats for the Southwest SIMM OHM Sailing aboard the PAPA NUI in the Gulf with Capt. Al Stresen- Y^ii* Ph. 482-7660 tle. Nave Plumbing took the men's title. Beachview finished its new clubhouse in -Reuter aboard a 54-foot catamaran. For reservations call 332- Florida Hobie championships. The annual Noseeum tournament ended November. Men's and Women's associa- 1200. A Sanibel family returned from a year- the season once and for all in August for tions added more and more members and Nature Adventure Afloat* "Wet Pants," Copt. Dick Frieman, 482-5997 long sailing cruise through the Caribbean. 472-1315. Charter. the women. The Sea Fillies won that tour- held weekly tournaments. The Gaffneys had given up everything, in- nament. The Men's Noseeum was schedul- Back Bay Exploring aboard the "Chiclet" available for charter at S.W. Fk'f. Urawt Stsdwf Date The islands saw some professional golf- South Seas Marina. Chic Kennedy, 472-4087. cluding home and jobs, to make their trip. ed in September. Reigning champs Nave ing in December during the Inaugural Fishing, shelling trips to Cabbaga Key with Captain. Arrel Doane YACHTS 12 FT. TO 51 FT. sport They returned to the island last summer Plumbing dropped out of the tournament South Seas pro-am tournament. The tour- RENT A BOAT ! aboard the charter boat Odyssey I and II. 472-3332. MORGANS J24 and J30*s and put their boat up for sale. and South Seas Plantation won. nament drew 12 past and present PGA Sport fishing In the back country. Fly plug or spinning geor _ Fishing, of course, dominated the minds PEARSONS AJVI.F. ALCORT The Sanibel Police Department challeng- pros and 36 amateurs. Pro Wally Arm-. provided. Custom built 22 foot skiff powered by local native guide. shorts of mos£-islanders.-A lot of area fishermen ed the county's other law enforcement strong took first place, with Bobby Nichols " Capt. Duke Sells, Tween Waters Marina. Captive. Marina 472-5161; ENDEAVOUR A.M.F. PACESHlP claim the fishing just isn't what it used to SAIL home 472-4733. coming in second. 117', 22' sloops with engines G-CATS CATAMARAN be around here, but there seemed to be Island golfers were able to show their ISKDMntai enough to keep most anglers happy. At its stuff a week later during Scotty's Pub In- [Sunfish - 3 day minimum annual meeting in January, the Florida A Public Service from HBtaiSyn-i Swim team practice vitational at Beachview. Out of a field of 92, [Afternoon yacht cruise 34' stoop League of Anglers said its goal was to Donn Daus came out on top in the overall FULL SERVICE FACOI11ES * PAftTS The Sanibel Swim Team, under the change fishermen's attitude of greed to one [Capt., crew and 6 passengers v gross competition, and Curt Washburn was island SHIPS CHANDLER* RIGGING •REPAIRS direction of Coach Dick Noon, will of care for the limited populations offish in first in the overall net. Quality Ussd Sailing Yachts & Brokerage resume-practice sessions January 3 at Florida waters. Sanibel resident Fritz In the Lions Club-sponsored Fourth of POWER • Casa Ybel resort. Practices will begin Stoppelbein was elected secretary of FLA July tournament at the Dunes, 12-year-old YasWtTatoTradtlnl : at 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays, Thursdays and at that meeting. Michael Bradley, son of Dunes pro John hopefully one more day each week, ac- 15'-19'55-115 H.P. tidechart •iNaplwMO 12th Aw. South The third annual Island Open.Fishing Bradley, showed up all the older players to 1-281-53S5 " cording to Noon. The .team, which has Derby got underway in April with the win that competition. USCG Equipped had about a month respite, has a meet Blessing of the Fleet and Decorated Boat Bimlni Tops - Chart december scheduled for the week of January 21. Parade. Esperanza Woodring served as Tennis F 28 3-36 AM L 9:27 AM H 154 PM I 8:05 PMH Anyone interested in joining the team queen of the derby. Snook and cobia seem- Tennis is a burgeoning sport on the SO 29 4:35 AMI 11:03 AM H 2:36 PM L 8:48 PM H should contact Noon during practice ed to be the big winners in the derby as it islands, offering its adherents many oppor- SOUTHWIND INC Su 30 5:25 AM I 12:23 PM H 3:26 PM L 9:27 PM H at Casa Ybel. came to a close in July. tunities to compete among themselves. M 31 6:10 AM L 1:19 PMH 4-10 PM L 10:09 PM H Sanibel women competed in the Lee Coun- Sanibel Marina 472-2631 CHOICI Softball and baseball ty Women's Tennis League and finished January or mm TRIPSI Coast Guard armed The island Softball league began organiz- about in the middle of the pack of the other Sanibel River The U.S. Coast Guard has warned ing in April. The season began in early May county teams^against which they com- Tu 1 6 52 AM L 40:44 PM H Wildlife Refuge • Buck Key -with the Old Sports for Youth Sports tour- peted. Sanibel's A team won a special W 2 7-31 AM L 11:23 PM H recreational boaters in area watersW Tennis devotees had several island tour- FRESH SEAFOOD MKT. Binoculars provided expect Coast Guard personnel to be nament. Nave Plumbing took the men's ti- naments in which to show their talent singles tournament at the end of the Th 3 8.04 AM L 2:55 PM H L CAPT R" STF.WAKT (STU) SOUTH 6:07 PM — -- - call 472-S218- for armed when they board a boat. The in- tle, and Island Girls won on the women's during 1979. Here, Linda Bjerke fires regular doubles season. Reservations-Information side. jjhe Sanibel^teams formed again this Hod Jv creased use of recreational boats for back a shot drug smuggling and the Coast Guard's Six women's teams and ten men's teams year and began the new season in October. UNF. Ol HSHINC. TACKi.l. increasing involvement in combatting started out the regular season, though one As of the end of the year, the A team rank- SP( >K I'lNl". C.O< )!>S • Th illegal drug trafficking has made the of the men's teams later dropped out. The ed third out of eight teams and the B team M! NT AM' R! A("H itl.M^ new policy necessary, according to ranked sixth out of ten teams. Coast Guard officials. Island tennis players renewed the tennis 472-2674 ladder this fall, setting up the rankings THE with a tournament played at Casa Ybel in "ISMINC !ACK!.e: Canoe Castnetting courses October. Lou Anne Parker won the top REEL EEL Ki'.NTAi> Instruction in the art of castnetting rung on the women's ladder and has main- witt be offered^gain this year at four tained her position. Brian Newberry took 1 Southwest Florida state parks. The the top rung on the men's ladder, but later H • • Betty Sammons 3-10 ''. " ••- -'•, • •'••--•• • • •••. ' ••: players on SanibeL The men played with a prizes for the most beautiful, homemade Current Standings W L Jane Myers 3-10 -.—:•'". handicap against their female opponents. kite, highest, funniest, smallest, and 1. Crown Plumbing 35 25 Charlotte Heimann 3-10 Gaye Johnson led the women to victory by largest kites. 2. Captiva Island Realty -84% 25V* Lois Pendered 3-10. : defeating Ben Bjerke in the' final match of The Sanibel Police Department finished 3. Son's Trailer Supply 33 27 Bea Blank 5-10 that tournament. - " ninth among 69 law enforcement -teams in 4. Heirs Construction 33 27 ; Emily Muench 5-10 •'- :• • The tennis pros on the island occasional- the Florida Police Olympics in June. 5. Century 21 • 33 27 Norms Cramer 3-5-10; ly found time to compete with each other The Sanibel Police Recreation Club spon- CONDOMINIUM HOMES •.<*» 6. Loggerheads 32 28 • • • • - - • .*•* and with other pros in Lee County, and sored a Junior Olympics for island 7. Open Gate 32 28 High Game' .-...: •••-••" generally did. very welL Sam Stovall of youngsters.-Close to 200 vied in the event 8. Mucky Duck 25 35 Mary Wilson 219/201 , Sundial and Greg Parker of South Seas held in September. ' 9. Casa del Mama - >•; 21V* 38Vt Barb Schulfcs 198. ; ,3 Plantation finished first and second in an Casa Ybel hosted the second annual 10. The Housekeeping Co. 21, 39. Kay Byers 194 ': exhibition match held in January at Casa island volleyball tournament in November. Jan Heaton 192 . YbeL Stovall and Parker again came out in A pick-up team, known as Bird's team, won .- Charlotte Heimann 188 the top two positions during the Southwest over 14 other teams to take home a prize of Results from December 19 . Jeannette Case 188 Florida Professional Bound Robin tourna- $25 credit toward dinner at Thistle Lodge The Housekeeping Co. 1, Crown Plumbing ment at Casa Ybel in July. Parker captured for each team member. 8-. -- ."•..•••- • *•,:; ..•.,••.• . High Series ': i first and Stovall second in the Russ Island residents did well in the U.S. Open Casa delHama 0, Open Gate 4 • Maiy Wilson 574; / Gorgone Tennis Classic -in Fort Myers in Karate tournament held in November in Captiva Island Realty 3, Heirs Construc- Jeannette Case 546 November. St. Petersburg. Mark Kyllo brought home a tion 1 Charlotte Heimann 528 For the second year, former Wimbledon . third place. Also.competing were Jamie Century 21 h Loggerheads 3 Jao Heaton 528^: : . champion Virginia Wade served as^isiting Phillips and Allen Ravenscraft. ; Mucky Duck 2, Ron's Trailer Supply 2 Marty Rumplik 503 ' • •- pro at South Seas,~ playing in exhibition Cyclist Allen Mainard began an effort in A very special place matches and offering advice to strugging the fall to organize a cycling society for \ amateurs. , . Sanibel and Captiva to promote bicycles as for a very special few. an efficient and enjoyable form of transpor- Swimming . v ;''•'/••, •['..'•' - tation. J 'Young island swimmers formed a team ace The current ladder standings are as which managed to outswim other. Lee -follows: County teams despite its inexperience. Coach Dick Noon led his fledgling team to Men's singles victory after victory throughout the aum- r l.BenBjerke .. %'\ • mer and fall. ...-• .'.;; •.•'..• ;. ^..-_ -:>V.'' T'-^1- 2. Brian Newberry Older swimmers had ah opportunity to Golfers hold 3. Bob Thompson compete during the A AU Master's meet at- 4. Tom Fisher Casa Ybel for swimmers, ages 25-and up. 5. Jerry Muench Dick Noon and June Muench from Sanibel • 6. JohnConway competed and placed in the meet. tournaments 7. Jim Fisher ;.;, ; 8. Len Clements And everything else • ''''• The Dunes Women's Golf Association 9. JimPlahler The Sanibel gymnastic team entered'its sponsored a "Kickers" tournament hist ' Gulfside Place on Sanibel Island. 10. Bill Hatcher second year of competition-with a new week. The winning player was Phyllis 11. Steve Corbin : coach, Joann Barham. Young Sanibel resi- ; Harvey. Second place went to Billie Tyler. . Luxuriously unique in concept and design 12.BU1 Pickering I 5. Dorothy Andrews 2. Ross Bjer.ke dent Anne Kennedy qualified for the state Tied for third were Dot Seabrpoke art^itotv, Cay is not for (everyone. Only tour discriminating condominium 3. Joey Hammett' -with one quarter mile of one of the 13. Joe Searing-•.-• 6. Wendy Bissell gymnastic competition. '•' • '_,'__ p^y'(Will • faie: ;^iri^|legcki "'jqi' ^vauHe*';t|iie' -|byvof 'living. ih!- thMi. vwrys'ipwKwale f. Mary Ann Boleman 4. Billy Zeiss ^ -".' Tn competition last Saturday at the finest shelling beaches in Southwest Florida. Sanibel resident Don Cook_seJrGUt April" paradise. Two twin homes ideally situated on a two acre site. Directly on Women's, singles 8. Linda McCarthy : y__ 1 to walk g.OOO^sil^aTdng the Appalachian Beachview Golf Club, the team of Ted 1. Lou Anne Parker 9. KathyClapp :; 6.Peter Epranian Traii from Georgia to Maine. He completed Haftshorner-T_e«LTyler, Elmer Dailey and tfie Gulf of Mexico, designed to blend in with the distinctive beauty of '••'-'. •.'••• • • '•••'. 2. Pam Thompson '• .7^;L*>Uy Vartdal his hike atop Mount Kathadin in Maine on Hank Groh took first place. Ken Preston,' Sanibef Island. Each unit has its own elevator, and an 800 square loot ; \ Two and three bedroom apartments that range Children's singles 3.,Pam Pfahler 8. Jim Toomey August 10. ' '•' • "••••••-"••••••• -;•: "••.••••:.- - • Bud Ristow, JRpy Hull and Joe Steinert freeforrn pool and cabana area pamper the lucky few residents ancjjtheir. 4. Marge Peck LMahlon Thompson. Sanibel held its first annual Kite Flying -were second. Hartshorne and Hull tied for in size from 1962 square feet to 2648 square feet. 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' MODEL $2.50 2 Hours $9.00 -••n N $4.00 4 Hours $14.00 FRIDAV, DEC. ?8 AT 7:30 P.M. $6.00 8 Hours . $18.00 w- SANIBEL CQM^ Overnight & Weekly Rates Available Exclusive Agents Gulf of Mexico Admission $2 qdydnbe, $M0 at door ChMdren under 12-$1.50 ^ sponsored by JOHN r^MANN & ASSOOATES.^^ BARRIER ISLAND GROUP FOR THE ARTS /ft 3ANIBEL1450 Periwinkle Way (across from 7-11) 472-5248 and BANK OF THE ISLANDS 2019 Perlwinkre Way •Sanibel, Florida 33957 813-472-3121 "I CAPTIVA: Captiva Drive (across from South Seas) 472-5886 Advance tickets available at Schoolhouse Gallery, Macln- 4 tosh.Books, Art Fac. Photographers Gallery arid Tree House GiftsM^ BIO December 28, IS79 Island Reporter Island Reporter December SS, 1979 Bll Chefs Garden consistently serves best food in Southwest Florida By Don Whitehead sweetbreads, seasoned with a tar- THE CHEFS GARDEN, 1300 Third Street South, ragon sauce. They were all Critiquing the offerings of a Naples. Hours: Lunch, 11:30 - 2:30, Monday - Saturday; Sun- remarkable delicious. restaurant is somewhat com- day Brunch, 11:30-2:30; Dinner, 6 - 10 nightly. Reserva- All of the dinners are accom- parable to reviewing a live theatre tions: always desirable, required in season, for dinner and panied by a house salad, fresh production. On one night the cast Sunday brunch only. Telephone: 262-5500. Credit cards: vegetables, and a good quality might be superb, but on another it American Express, Master Charge, Visa, Diner's Club. bread. HOMEMADE: can be mediocre. A major quality of Separate bar-lounge. The service at The Chefs 01) professionalism, whether on the Comment: An unqualified stand-out among restaurants Garden is what you would expect in Florida. The food, service, and ambience combine to to find in such an establishment - TAKE YOU "BACK... make The Chefs Garden a memorable dining experience. unobrusive, efficient, courteous. dining out The biggest problems: getting a reservation for dinner in This is no doubt due in no small season and, once inside, making a choice from the many part to the professionalism that co- tempting items on .the menu. owner Beirne Brown brings to the stage or in the kitchen, is Thdse with more modest appetites can dine well for less dining room. and reasonable consistency. at The Chefs Garden, but for a typical complete meal for The wine list is one of the best T0£S THRU 5UN SERVING- C# OO-fO'OO I've dined at The Chefs Garden two (appetizer, main course, dessert, coffee), count on a bill Tve seen in the. area. On some of C-L.O560 MOW DAT in Naples many times over the past of about $40. the listings, I have to be content to happiness five years, and I marvel at the simply conjecture on the quality - . restaurant's consistently high chen handles food with respect popular items so well known to for example, a 1970 Chateau Lafite 555-8 quality. In my judgment, it unques- and, above all, imagination. That's loyal patrons of the restaurant: the Rothschild at $75. But we tried and this tionably offers the best food, ser- what makes it a truly outstanding delicate salmon en croute, a salmon found delightful, a Chateau Figeac, vice and amb'ience, of any eating dining experience. filet with duxelles sauce wrapped St. Emilion, 1973, for a reasonable establishment in Southwest NaturalUy, all of this doesn't in a light puff pastry; the roasted, $16. Holiday Florida. come inexpensively. For those who well-seasoned rack of lamb; the The Chefs Garden wisely in- Tony Ridgway, one of the co-want to work through a complete apricot-walnut stuffed roast duckl- cludes numerous California wines. T «• owners along with Beirne Brown, dinner - with one of the special ap- ing; and others. These dishes are They are nearly all vintage wines, Season is a delightful host and a very petizers, a main course, dessert, reliable, well tested, and almost' obviously selected with great care, serious restaurateur. He isn't fond and coffee - the bill for two people sure to please the most and range from a modest $7 to an of the word "gourmet." He prefers will run in the vicinity of $40, ex- discriminating. intriguing Martha's Vineyard "creative cuisine." I agree. Diners clusive of wine and service. Even Then, on the right side of the Cabernet Sauvignon from Heitz at might have gourmet tastes, but the so, I consider it a bargain in dining menu, there's "this week's offer- $40. word shouldn't be applied to food. pleasure. ings," and those items will vary. There's also a selection of All proper, edible food is potential- in effect, The Chefs Garden has Last week, we tried some delicate various house wines at $5.50 a liter. ly fit for a gourmet; it all depends two menus, and one of those scallops, broiled with basil, pine The Inglenook Navalle Chablis is from all of us at on how it's handled in the kitchen. changes frequently. On the left, nuts and shallots; a deliriously pleasant and suitable for many At The Chefs Garden, the kit- one finds those long-standing and sauced saddle of venison; and veal dishes on the menu. Sanibel's French Menu has arrived Jean Paul's Restaurant Francais TACOS • CHAV.OPAS 975 Rabbit Road, Sanibel NACHDS THE FRENCH 472-3120 CORNER by the new post office .Tarpon Bay Road,, (west end of Periwinkle Way, turn right) Dinner 6 to 10 ClosedJTuesdays The growth of a restaurant is like the aging of a fine Reservations: Tel. 472-1493 , wine — it improves in quality, in character. We've People come been a part of Fort Myers Beach since 1923 offering a Gulf front atmosphere brimming with Old Honda charm and serving a wide Where on thousands of selection of fine food Once you try us, you'll Sanibel, can you get never forget us miles to dine here. NEW YEAR'S CHAMPAGNE And all your other Virginia Kkh, VWmhfedon Champion Touring tennis Pro fix-South Seas Plantation Resort grocery needs CJx esiaurant Naturally at the On the beach at 1270 Esteio Blvd. 2407 Periwinkle Way Chadwick's, on the Up ofCaptm Fort Myers Beach 472-1277 Island at the entrance of South Breakfast 7 am to 11 an* Lunch 11 am to 3:30 pm Happy New Year Seas Plantation Resort. (813) Dinner 5 pm to 10 pm All of us wish all of you the 472-5111. For reservations, call 463-9551 Selected as one of Florida's Top 100 restaurants by Florida verjrbest for the coming year- Trend magazine. Open to one and all. Happy New Year, Lunch 11:30 to 2:00 Monday through Saturday, Dinner 5:30 to 10:00 daify. management and staff Entertainment nightly • except Monday. Island Pizza Holiday hours: Closed 4pm New Year's Eve is> like the Tslowi. Our Dough is made Fresh Daily and all of New Year's Day tkof tK^ siimpfe I ITALIAN SUBS IS bcau-r/.^j. fie cores aboa-r PIZZA So da I. Is)av\ci cxnd he cames ctbou^ SPAGHETTI Lome visi'-f h»V small sVxop- vJay «K SALADS BEER & WINE TO GO •rke back aP Hie "(puv-lMaw-' "^ — RESTAURANT AND ICE CREAM PARLOR is secrers ot liH a^ EAT IN OR TAKE OUT 472-1581 hermit 1630-A Periwinkle Way 2075 Periwinkle Way Sanibel Island, Florida 33957 Award Winning Dining and Entertainment. IN SANIBERL PLAZA Open at 11:00 a.m. for Lunch across from Bank of The Islands Serving Dinner (or a Snack) 5:30 - 9:00 p.m. 472-2525 Closed Sunday 7 Days 11AM to 11 B12 December 241979 Island Reporter Island Reporter . December 38,1979 B13 „ . —-. ,->•- Starting This Sunday; v - , By Twink Underhill 1 cup fresh bread crumbs (not the very fine canned kind) The outstanding Lion of the month of tion. said Valtin, is to serve a meaningful December 30 ; November was Fred Valtin, three-year role in* service-oriented projects for;th e It's hard to believe that the 2 tsp. chopped parsley ; member of the Sanibel-Gaptiva Lions Club. Sanibel-Captiva Community as a whole, in *•', seventies have almost ended. 1/8 tsp. dried thyme Valtin has served as the Lions secretary addition to its traditional charitable ac- 1/8 tsp. dried marjoram and is currently third vice-presidents^ He tivities. / : . .••;-' 1/8 tsp. dried dill has also received perfect attendance SUNDAY BRUNCH 1 (10%, ozl) can consomme " awards over the past two years. what cooks Since moving to Sanibel in 1973 Valtin Continental ^Cuisine has served as treasurer of the Sanibel Com- . Specialising In BUFFET Peel the garlic clove and rub the munity Association and is currently its y»rthern Italian-French Di*he* lamb with it/Rub in the salt and vice-president." He has aiiso ;• served • as Overlooking tbc Gulf Maybe the hew decade will bring pepper. Prepare the stuffing by treasurer of the Sanibel-Captiva Chamber On Beautiful Sanibel If land an end to all the craziness that has sauteing the onions in the butter of Commerce and is currently president of comes to been.going on. At any rate, from until they are golden.: Add the the chamber. Valtin has also served on ^ • •; this corner we wish you a happy chopped artichoke and saute, stirr- several city committees, including cnair-'-*YM£!•¥¥%: '^k"W% O•§• "¥***§'t-'W.tfXTX* •We wish everyone and healty New Year. man of the City Hall Site Selection Com- \A/tZ1 fi/%Jrf i^t/Jf\JI/VM4JMM/ ing, for one more minute; Stirijr mittee, the Ad Hoc Committee oh the a healthy, happy and contented A nice way to end a year is to sit the bread crumbs and the season- Causeway and Algiers properties, and vice- around the table with dear friends ings, but not the consomme. chairman of the Dual Taxation Committee. .Representatives from the Fort Myers and dine on something special. Mound the stuffing in the lamb Valtin: was recently appointed to the Police 'Department, the Lee County cavity and secure the meat around Sanibel. Planning Commission* -- "- '••': •-' -rw — "*"~—~~ " ~~~ ~ Be of good cheer! Artichoke Stuffed Lamb it, using skewers and twine. Place The San-Cap Lions' most important func: Department received a standing ovation ; 1 boned leg of lamb the meat on a rack in an open *^ from the guests and members in atten- ••;'•:••;•.•• ': , ; ;: r:-• • dance at the December 5 meeting of the 1 clove garlic roasting pan and roast at 325 LLJjUK. i 1 tsp. salt. degrees for 40 minutes per pound Sanibel-Captiva ;Lions,>'Club for .their v demonstration of police dogs in- action. AMEN V« tsp. pepper of boned lamb. ;';'• " Pour German shepherds took part in the Vs cup chopped onion Baste from time to time with the program to explain the use and training of : WE WILL BE CLOSED NEW 3 Tbsp. butter consomme; When roast is done •Sanibel Postmaster Paul Adams has;an- dogs in police wbrk^;';"".'.";'^',:. ;:vv'^;;;?;;.-.,; ;; ^' Va cup chopped artichoke remove from oven and make gravy nounced that although no openings current- New members Ken Meeker, Ken Soper, YEAR'S DAY bottoms if desired from pan drippings (pour ly exist for postal clerks on the island, ap- Leo Shelski and Rev. Gerard Beauregard Serving 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. were inducted by past: Lions president fff/fl/nFV of thf off fat and discard) and any remain- plications for a qualifying test are available : ; ing consomme and some flour. this month only. Those who qualify on the ..Duahe/White.-"--'''•,•:.• ' ^ .:/ ^'V-.rv- .;• ' + examination will be placed on a list of Attendance awards were given out to 56 Italian-French Platters;Sen>edFamili; Style; Only for Two I Haye a good, sharp knife ready for Lions and six charter members were,:. Full Liquor License eligibles>nd used when a vacancy occurs,. '• '' '; ' ' : 'fA the carving. This will serve six to according to Civil Service regulations. If in- recognized for their 12 jrears of dub" eight; ••.-.• •..,.. ' :.•-.. . • ';•/:..:.,.-.: terested in qualifying, call the post office at membership. They are: Francis Bailey, ;: 1 Norman Chambers, Bob Dormer, -Bob" 3' 472-1655.- ' .. V- ./•-.v-.::'-^.:%'^^..; :.\:. -.-; Aycock, LeRoy Friday and Hap Pajrne. > • ri LL LKMOK Lici;.Nsi: CAPTIVA ISLAND \ i 'TWEEN -WATERS Open daily for Breakfast, Wtnb inn Lunch and Dinner ON THE GULF OF MEXICO A Rochester Resort NEW YEARS SPECIALS AT MAMA TERSINN The Islands Italian-American "Family" Restaurant NEW YEARS EVE : - Help us ring out the old year with our specially prepared New Year's Eve dinners. Cham- pagne - all you care to celebrate with - is on us. From 6 to 9:30 P.M.: SERVING BREAKFAST & LUNCH ^Peace, anb NEW YEAR'S DAY - BRUNCH Celebrate the arrival of 1980 by joining iis at our particularly festive version of our DAILY LUNCH SPECIAL %>olibay Season popular Captiva Brunch. Champagne Punch to get your started. Front 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. We Serve Beer & Wine from t^e ^taff & SWandgemcnt NEW YEAR'S DAY PINNER of tl)e When you tire of the bowl games, revive your spirits with dinner in our gaily decorated CALL 472-1033 FOR TAKE OUT ORDERS dining room, which is 59 year's young. Our ala carte menu will feature Tenderloin of Beef, C: Rock Cornish Game Hen, fresh Grouper stuffed with Crabmeant, and lots more. What a way to start the New Year. : ^ . c. OPENFROM7TIL2 SUN. 8 TIL 2 WEST GULF DRIVE Don't forget! Our locally famous Seafood Buffet will be held as usual during the holidays - Fridays from 6 to 9:30 P.M. SANIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA 33957 PHONE: (813) 472-1541 : r Children's menu available Reservations: 472-§L61 l" Located at 1625 Periwinkle Way 472-1033 B14 December 88.1979 Island Rennrter Island Reporter December 88.1979 B15 A warm, friendly welcome Dick Ward's FREE HOME awaits you at FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Christinas - - - 41T5Sonlb»l-CoptivoRood DEIilVEBY ' , 'A mile West of Efemvntory School Sundoy School (oil ogos) 10 o.m. ON SANIBEL & CAPTIVA Morning Worship 11 a.m. •,' Evening Worship 7 p.m. v, ^ Wednesday Bible Study ft Prayer 7 p.m. Pastor. Jamie Silicon T«l. 472-1O1C '!•• " OUT r OF -TOWN Shell search NEWSPAPERS Christmas Boxed Cards Party Goods & Decorations Shelling is a game of Boston Globe one-upamanahip for Vi PRICE some. Kenneth Dvffy Chicago Tribune of West Palm Beach CHRISTMAS New York Times figured he •warn't likely to find anything:r «fc X tereating onihe^ beacK; fNew York Nfews o at Blind Pass because Toronto Globe & Mail that's where everyone Entire Stock Wall Street Journal looks. So he searched among the '• rocks- for- Sttp Into high fashion with the Cfianfll* look Washington Post wlA Atnalfl'* ECHINO. Bonaand Patant. that elusive conch that, Match with «n« of our lovah/ handbags. Barrons Weekly escaped detection by Through Jan. 1st. the masses. Niece Cor- UtU>F«mp«rYou ' Card 'n Party Shoppe alee Fenner (center) of Cypress Square, 6535 McGregor Blvd., Ft. Myars FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Wauseon, Ohio wat- Mon.-Sat. 10-5:30 481-7845 1626 Periwinkle Way ches along with uniden- Located behind Landlubber Restaurant J619 Periwinkle Way *1O31 1183 Third Street South; Naples CALL 472-4760 AFTER 5 PM Sanibel • 472-2995 tified woman. . -7 REPORTER-AAARKTWOAABLY Open 8:30-5:00 Moo-Sat. 472-3125 Retort Wear, Capiz Shell I M«x/can Imports. Christinas Ornaments RESTAURANT F&B OYSTER CO. Gifts from 35 Countrfes - AND LOUNGE Antiques, Toys RED Penny Candy, Salmagundi, PELICAN 1523 Periwinkle Way Next to 7-11 Prints Sanibel; Fla. 472-3161 ^ y; SANIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA HOURS 10 - 5 featuring a Raw Bar, Gourmet Dinners, RESTAURANT Family Meals, Fine Food, Drink & Hospitality in the Pate's Award Winning MANDARIN POLYNESIAN Tradition Absolutely charming DISHES DISHES Ghristmas tree orna- ments handcrafted of ALL DINNERS INCLUDE PATE'S translucent capiz shell FAMOUS CEASAR OR TOSSED A FISH HOUSE from the Philippines. Delightful (Christmas gifts CANTONESE TAKE OUT 2163 Periwinkle Way> Sanibel Mon. Sal. 10S SALAD for everyone oh your P.O. Bon 216 • 2009 PeiiwinkUi W»y. DISHES SERVICE Next to Tarpon : ' V-.' ONSOiF THE R^giT (list. 20 styles available. at Tahitlan Garden Plaza ; San*«n«land: Florida 33957 Entertainment in the Lounge Tues..thru Sat. FISH HOUSES IN SOUTHWEST FLORIDA Bay Mafiria 50C td $3:^5. We ship • COCKTAiLS • 472-4449 anywhere. (813)472-4035 Dinner Served from 5:30 PM TRY OUR FAMOUS SHORE DINNER Raw Bar 4 PM - 1 AM Mon. thru Sat. The BEST CHINESE RESTAURANT closed Sun. in the County .. .ONE OF THE BEST BEERS AND WINES SERVED DAILY 5:66 ta 9:30 CHINESE RESTAURANTS in the Country! Credit Cards Children Welcome 4823 Milton - Cape Coral Plidne 472-5276 ' Next to Publix 549^3666 RAW OYSTER BAR Best wishes for a Year PROTECTIONS from SUN - RAIN - STORM Gulf front dining I the Bh at SuncJiQl I y_ ^i Sunday Brunch On Sundays or'"^Jr^ Sundial, you con indulge in a • -I*" Since 1957 Bdhamo Room buffer. All of your favorite breakfast dishes plus fresh breads, pasrries. fruits and salads adorn rhe Brunch robles. The Please join us for our specially breadsand pastries are made right in the ' Bahama Room kitchen and will make your selected New Year's Dinner Serving mourn water; fora brunch that is unmorched ed in Sourhiwesr Florida, try r^e Sunday BrunchrBuffet. nte New Year's Day from 2 til 8 11 am to 2:30 pm. S6.95 adults', S3.95 children. p The Solaroll® Shade System Friday Seafood Buffet :: • converts your open terrace or balcony to a .On Fridays in rhe Bahama Room, the dining TOURNADOES OF BEEF weather-free extra room. • adds the touch you want for the patio, and inside rooms as room is transformed into an elegant, with mushrooms & artichokes in -well. • complements your decor. (Decorator elaborate buffer area with attention focused colors available) •gives you privacy you on table after rable of gourmer treats. A wide red wine sauce • ~ couldn't enjoy before. • makes opening and. selection of fresh fjsh;d!shes. meats, refreshing • closing the room a fingertip operation. Shade slides up quietly, rolls up neatly, out salads, fruits-ondi vegetables, and VEAL OSCAR of the way. • equipped with unique storm rein- homemade breads, cokes and pastries fill the - forcing system. •(FVC roll shutters also avail- : ; room with delectable aromas. A buffet able for windows, doors and terrace;.)• Interior ' Treated in special gourmer fashion in Sundials ; FRESH SOLE control available for windows. A Shad* Bmtter -' Gulf front Bahama Room, Join us every .;. with king crab meat in lemon - Than The Beat LOCATION Friday. 6ro9>m. S1195 adults. $7.95 children. MeeringorccTbonquet facilities available. . butter sauce . urricane ;v#51 Shutter Co. -5A A A : Reg. hours Tues.-Sun. 5^0-9:30 i.V.^V - Reservations4724141 Rt. 3, Chitwood Drive, S.W. at San Carlos & Kelly Islond Oub Fprt^MyersjFlorida 33908 Phone (813) 46.1-4180 rsi 1246 Middle Gulf Drive 2761 West Gulf J>rf^B!UiibeV ;: ~ - QHitwood Dr. dM95 #•:.'•> B16 December 2& 2979 Island Reporter Island Reporter December 38,1979 B17 9 • ' ' • ' ' ' - Tolkien fansshould try 'The Individuated Hobbit _ By Fredu Iurka ingly written by William H. Harding; Robert Fowler's first novel "Jim Mun- Veteran thriller man CHve Egleton guide to England helpful for overseas trip dy," (1977) who went off to the Civil has a jazzy plot idea in "Backfire." An- "The Individuated Hobbit" The More than 170 former law clerks War and experienced that conflict from drew Margane, senior British SIS agent ByMarylLKelsey Like the pyramids of Egypt or the Doric career as an executive in a high-powered journey through the twentieth century most remarkable thing about thfe plea- is a victim of an LSD experiment WeO- that no other can rivaL This book came and at least some of the Justices - have the foot-soldier's; point of view. Above temples of Greece, the chateaux of France job. His sanity depends on finding a purer, sant bit of ToUdenana is it's source: broken the Supreme Court's traditional average period adventure. above-average in overall espionage, Was there a trip to England in your seem always to evoke a sense of grandeur simpler, more vigorous-existence and his about because of an agreement to a televi- Timothy R. O'Neill, a career Army of- originality and ingenuity. sion series about his life and Mountbatten Bilence, and the result is a searing ac- Christmas stocking?! The new book "Ex- beyond anything possible to the mundane • search begins. Though he loses his wife id ficer who Reaches "Behavorial Sciences count of the Court's inner workings ploring England, The Nation wide Touring and democratized 20th century. But unlike . the process he does find the physical excite- made the picture selections: The. television and Leadership" at West Point A from 1967 to 1975. Dirty linen or not, Guide" by Michael Jackson, could be all the awesome monuments of the antique ment he craves. Along with the excitement series will be shown in the United States in bright, lively essay - recommended most of it has to be believed, and it is. that you need for a membraMe trip. Star- world, the chateaux that proliferate over he finds himself involved in some personal honor of Lord Mountbatten's eightieth bir- dynamite in "The Brethren" by Wood- Standard and Poor's at library ting from London. "Exploring England" the French countryside are. not, and never relationships that prove as threatening as thday. •..;••:.••;'.'.•:'•• '"•• •"• '.y -'. ' •"•'•."•• ward and Armstrong. < were, remote and inaccessible products of the most dangerous of his sports. What was the price range of American The "Outlook," a weekly publication, spiritual fervor, but rather the creations of "Cissy: the extraordinary life of Eleanor at the sanibel library presents comments ' on current stock "A Stopping Place." A.G. Mojtake Telephone and Telegraph stock in 1979? at the captiva library human individuals in love with life on a "Mouhtbatten: Eighty Years In Medill Patterson" by Ralph G. Martin. This What total dividend, is indicated for 1979? market trends and offers expHdt invest- here supposes an imaginary sub- ment policy to follow. Individual stocks are grand scale. Only 78 examples have been Pictures." Earl Mountbatten of Burma has . biography is the full-scale account of the devotional reading for the Tolkien How does this dividend compare .with included in this single, large format- life of Cissy Patterson, the outrageously continent city called Alminar, half of it 1978? What percent yield does this divi- described and recommendations made for a covers the whole country. It covers more played a leading role in many of the; great faithful. Pakistani and half belonging to India. towns than are commonly considered to be volume. The selection has been made with events of this century.As last Viceroy of outspoken and incredible wealthy and, pas- dendrepresent? What is the ticker symbol variety, of investment objectives. Their particular care. Each Chateaux is The Islamic half bears claim to a holy "Master List of Recommended Issues" is a of pressing interest to the visitor. It does • India and as a member of the Royal Family, sionate woman who dominated Washington Sprightly .shenanigans with Cole hk? ' ^77'V"77 characterized in an essay that comments society, and revolutionized American jour- relic- a hair from Mohammed's head - selection of stocks meeting a variety of in- so because, in a snJall country like England, Lord Mountbatten has a unique view of our Porter tunes in the background and a and when this b Btolen religious war everyjtown is near to interesting scenery.. upon architectural style and significance times and from a vast collection of nalism before her death in 1948. Ciss was as NbVthis information can be found in the vestment objectives. and recapitulates the history of the wisecracking tone up front "Rainbow" threatens. A finely built piece of fic- These publications can be found in the Even, the least promising town is full of sur- -photographs, he has made a personal selec- fascinating and nearly as controversial as. Roberts is the greatest con man of the Sanibel Public Library in -Standard & prises; indeed, every corner of England building and the people who lived in it. tion which provides a pictorial record of an her good friend William Randolph Hearst. tion. .;•;• ."'• ':.-.'•'.'. [• 'r .'7' ' ? Poor's Stock Guide." The Guide, a montbJy Reference Room of the library. They are 1920*» but he's hung up on killing his publication, presents pertinent financial here on a temporary basis 46 ascertain rewards exploration. extraordinary career. There is, as" Lord Her life reads like a novel and. Ralph G. father who deserted him as a kid. Vivid Mountbatten writes, great pleasure to be Martin his written a fascinating biography "Jason MeGee," who gets involved in data on 5,100 common and preferred stocks whether the use and demand' will warrant The "Top Of The HilT by Irwin Shaw. background of the wealthy, top-notch the French and Indian war in Western ^The Chateaux of France" by the editors The well known author brings us the story1 had from leafing through a family album. of one of the most powerful and influential as well as 880 mutual funds. Similar infor- their cost. If you are interested and find .<*• • gambling scenes and a gift for right-on Pennsylvania back in 1753-54 is not all of Realites-Hachette and Daniel Wheeler. of Michael Storr, a man choked by his Turn these pages and you will be taken on a women of the twentieth century. mation can be found for bonds in "Standard them useful, let the assistants at the dialogue full of out-loud laughs. Engag- that different from the young hero of Poors'Bond Guided ;;.' library know. WE WILL BE 0PEN NEW &CONGREG ATTONAL SanibePs First and Finest Seafood Restaurant PANCAKE AHD OMELETTE YEAR'S E\/iE& ^UNITED; CHURCH RESTAURANT NEW YEAR'S DAY 5 til 10 : located In Tahltlan Gard«n REV. WEU HOWARD. /MINISTER SERVING FRESH FISH, CHOICE NOW MEETS 10:30 A^L SUNDAY STEAKS AND PRIME RIBS PLUS A at COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION BUILDING We are happy to annoonco on Periwinkle Way that wo are NOW OPEN SUPERIOR SELECTION OF CHOICE "!?'>st Restaurants, Florida" by Robert folf, serving 25 dif forent varieties CHAMPAGNES Come and join us this Sunday, noted isstaurant critic, lists only, ...„••. of Pancakes, Omelettes and FULL UQUOR LICENSE the Harbor House from Sanibel. Sincerely, and every Sunday; Try us, and you'll see why. Bob and Judy Horstmeyer Waff les along with the : We'd love to have you with us. ..'-:.'•. and Crew largest selection of Breakfast 0) Open Monday through Saturday Dinner 5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. and Lunch items. ; - i->- • Services by '-/,: 1244 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel Island : . TheRieys FRESH SEAFOOD/ CHOICE STEAKS, COCKTAILS Rev. WebhHoward 472-1242 975 RABBIT RD. 472-3128 OPEN 7 DAYS 5-10 Open 7 AM to 3 PM Seven Days & . ... .::. coconut Restaurant & Cocktail Lounge MOW OPEN happy ixiewYear QUALITY PROCESSING '-. * * * 22 years of fine food & fine service Local & International Dishes Luncheon & Dinner Specials -Salad Bar Greek New Year's Bread Vasilopita Bring us your KODAK Slide, Movie, At the Beachview Golf Club 2 cups milk 1-Vi tsp. anise and Print Film for prompt, quality Breakfast - Lunch - Cocktails V* Ib. butter, melted 6 eggs processing by Kodak. 1 Ibsp. salt ;..- 1 V4 cups sugar Serving: 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 2 tsp. vanilla 1 cake yeast We also offer KODAK Color Reprint, from all of us at enough flour to make a soft dough. Prihts-from-Slides, Copyprint, and Sandwiches and Cocktails 'til 5:00 p.m. Prepore yeast night before by dissolving in ona.cup of scalded milk which has been cooled to lukewarm and adding one cup of flour. The next day, melt butter and allow Enlargement services. the sea horse 'to cool. In a large bowl beat together the eggs, sugar, butter, one cup of warm milk, •alt and flavoring. Then add the yeast-flour mixture prepared the night before. Add COLOR enough flour to make a soft dough.' Knead welf. Cover and let rise till double in size; . PROCESSING Pltnch down and let rise ogain< Bake at 350 degrees for one hour until done. This BY Kodak recipe makes three loaves. . • . ', • -. ' • . . • - PELICAN Located in frdrrt of Paileyls store 1100 Par View Drive, Sanibel Sanlbel's oldest and largest shop 472-2626 open 7 days a week at the 1571'Periwinkle Way at intersection . -JL* with Dixie Beoch Boulevard quiet lighthouse end of Sanibel open every day 11 am - 10 pm Phone 472-1086 • . SB" I B18 December 38,1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter December 28,1979 B19 Fact andfiction melded into fine BrhhJi tvqr story "To Catch a King" by Harry Pat- Truthful and relevant are such ploy because they assume - and escape with Schallenberg's help terson; Stein and Day, 1979, 237facts as the harrowing and narrow wrongfully - that he was sym-and her subsequent flight to on a pages. , . escape of the Duke and Duchess of pathetic to National Socialism. Lisbon, where she hopes to com- Windsor" irpm..MKa;zi^ccup.ied However^ failing persuasion, the municate her knowledge to the of their experience. Our first game at the Community Spades by West making three; three Hearts by North mak- France into Spain and then to Por- full resources of both the SS and Duke, all combine, to; make a House was fun, and we have returned whenever possible ing five, and three Diamonds by South, down one. tugal. .Also well documented is the the Gestapo would be employed to breathtaking stpry of a dramatic for the past five years; even though we moved toMyeriee in South Fort Myers in 1977. We can't tliank the Mackin- Dealer is South, East-West vulnerable. By George Tenney subsequent appointment of Duke abduct him. confrontation. ; nons enough for getting us started, since atqajor portion of as governor-general of Bermuda by In "To Catch a King" Patterson Historic facts and superb fiction our social life revolve? around the many wonderful friends North Take a few grains of truth, add a Winston Churchhill so as to take painstakingly authenticates the are melded into an arresting and we have made there. ; : ; /^ s-J • ..-• - • . •.-.-•...'• generous sprinkling of spicy Jrot the popular World War II hero development of the kidnapping unexpected conclusion. British We must also thank Helen and Joe JWinterrWd for all -•'».(•,••*' " ' HrJ 109 76 4 plausible rumor and mix both with 3000 miles away from the seat of Secret Service scoffs at the kidnap that they have done to make Sanibel Duplicate bridge such D-868 plan in the; Nazi Berlin head- . . . ; ^^ ••. .«* . • • . '•'•.' a lot of inspired and sensitive im- the new war against Germany. plot. The Duke himself is skeptical a great success for so many years. They-do not give points quarters. The assignment is given as do most of the games that become so coldly correct. A West Bast agination and you get the brand of Equally true is the Duke's reluc- to . Brigadefuhrer Walter as is the British ambassador to Por- single visit to another group>in the area illustrates a less- S-K 10 75432 S - A 8 6 dynamic and inimitable fiction that tance to accept the appointment tugal. Not until Hannah, with the H-8 3^ H-A52 Schallenberg*the number two man friendly game. After aU the cards for the trick had been ..-'-'..• ' . . ' ., • Z" . -''' because, of a desire to play an ac- help of an American/ ex-patriate, turned down, Ed asked if he could see the cards. He was D-9 7 ,- •„• ' ' " ' - •• D-KJ104 in the SS, - the Nazi intelligence C-87 C-942 tive role for England in the warA agency. Himmler and Heydrich, un- reveals her knowledge to the Duke, bluntly advised, "No, and you knew that!" Later he asked closer to home. - sure of the general's loyalty, assign does he seriously consider the con- the meaning of a bid and was told firmly, "YOU may ask Sooth • between the lines sequences of the kidnapping. His when it ip your turn." J4il of this was very educational, but two Gestapo bullies to accompany we have never returned to that intense game. We hope An unproven but logical rumor is him to Lisbon and to insure the suc- subsequent action changes the By Ed and Rhoda Webeter ; that no one with.any interest in learning more: about the plot born of the warped reason- cessful outcome of the plot. whole future of the war and l^ads bridge will stay away fjom the Sanibel Duplicate because C-AQJ58 has made Harry Patterson the ing of Hitler, Himmler and Von Hannah Winter, a young to a. dynamic climax. ^ v • We moved to Sanibel in 1974. During oiir first winter they think that it is all business, with no time for friend- aristocrat of British war story Ribbentrop first to persuade the American nightclub singer who is Patterson. (pseudonym Higgins) here Ed would say. "Let's give the Duplicate game a try," ship. ;•. •.-_••.•,..'.•, ' ,.'• ' :••• .": '.";,_ •", .;. ' •/ -- . ..' ...'v December 21 top scores: authors. MTo Catch a King" is a Duke and, if that failed/to kidnap now has placed his third novel on and Rhoda would reply that she wanted no part of that cut- The following hand was played in a recent four-table : North^South: Wilson-Brown 125, Fran and Al Chris- part of a combo playing at her Un- throat game. 8pme years before we had been completely fast-moving .and . much better -him forcibly. The plan was to hold cle Max's Berlin night-spot, is un- the bestseller list - a feat no other group, and is an excellent illustration of how Precision tiansen 116V», Esther and Harry Duncan 116V*. ; - chronicle of a moment in history him untik Operation Sea" Lion;had modern British';author; has:;^<^ turned off by a group that was so concerned with winning Helped us win a top score. South opened one Club, in-; East-West: Charlotte Heimann-Betty Wakefield 101 Vr, wittingly brought into the plot points that they could not be bothered to be the least bit dicating a high card point count of 16 or more. This strong Jean Bair-Mary Ronk 99l/i, Martha Kildow-Cieorge than Patterson projected in "The.subdued Britain and: then install complished. If this does not set him : r wlien a copy oi the Schallenberg cordial to strangers or less experienced players. '•}; -; opener prevented West from coming m with a three Spade ••Weyinduth'98?/ii;'-;'; '' •'•"'•• : '•• _• v •:;. ' "-'}.•;'•• K '- Valhalla Exchange" or, writing as the Duke and Duchess-as puppet directive is delivered to her uncle, apart from his current peers, then Then we were fortunate in meeting Harriet and Don pre-empt, as happened at another table.: After West pass-.; ; : Jack Higgins (his pseudonym), he king and queen of the occupied na- who is a part of the Communist this critic has missed reading some Mackinnon, who introduced us to Precision bidding. They ed. North bid two Hearts, which showed four-seven points The duplicate game tonight will be in the old section of contrived in "The Eagle Has Land- tion. The Nazi leaders were certain underground organization. Han- cogent- book by Follett^ Ludlum, soon convinced us that Duplicate on Sanibel was not cut- and at least six Hearts. East passed, and South went right the Community Association building because of the movie : throat, and that the group welcomed all comers, regardless to four Hearts, making five. Other tables played at three program, in the new addition. ' • *:!•:« ed." that the Duke would accept this nah's capture by the Gestapo, her Trevaniah, Le Carre, et al. : "r ^ CALL & RESERVE A PARTY PLATTER FOR Attention Safe Boaters! YOUR NEW YEAR'S EVE FESTIVITIES We carry USCG maps and charts Breakfast Place of the area coastal waters 1»almRid9« 2400 Palm RldgeRd. Si Boil for your safe boating. SUB SHOP BREAKFAST -, i AM to 2 PM Hour* 40:30 AM-64K)PM Mon. thru Sat. closed Sun. Macintosh Bookshop CaH 472-3374 (cold arts) for fast Plck-Up Service Variety of Egg Dishes, Waffles, Sanibel. 472-1447 ON THE GULF ATT231 TUUPA WAY ? Pancakes, French Toast, and Weekdays 9-9, Saturday 9-5:30, Sunday 11-5 SANIBEL ISLAND, FLA., 33957 (813) 472-4123 "Kay's Delight" with our delicious "Sanibel Sauce." Open LUNCH -11 AM to 2 PM 7 days 7:3Qpvrh MEW NEW YEARS MENU STOPaUMfi Hors D'oeuyres Lighthouse Specials, Chowder, Attorney General's YEARS Sandwiches, Soups, Salads Office , Tallahassee, EVE and "Tuna Melts" __. Tuesday's Governor** Council OPEN MONDAY/DECEMBER 31 Dunhams U' Child GALA APPETIZER CLOSED NEW YEAR'S DAY D 2244 Periwinkle Way Seafood St. Jacques 362 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel Island, Florida (Sanibel Square) "Home offhe Sanibel Sauce" - 472-9976 You ore Tele: 472-3888 cordially invited WE'RE FIGHTING to join us SALAD • -i':-: • Where;;;; FOR YOUR UFE inthe ArtiQholoB Hearts & AA/hite Asparagus Sanibel-CaptivQ 4 Sanibel, can you get Room Vihtiigrette at Sundial's / L "Island Oub.* NEW YEAR'S Dinner at 9 P.M. followed by y -dancing to CHAMPAGNE -'; olive ENTREE "DigBond Sound." Prime Rib of Beef And al! your other American Heart grocery needs Naturally at the Associatioh $35. per person Yorkshire Pudding ~* i -- ~OLIVA STREET - -~^ 2497 Periwinkle Way Vegetable du Jour 472-1277 3HIVE Party favors Happy New Year When you are Ch tempted to talk CHEF'S SPECIAL DESSERT about someone, Reservations Beverage come to the 810-472-4151 Prayer Center and talk to Bayshore Village features large, vegetated lots shore Homes Inc Specimen Shells God about them. i216Mtddte Golf Drive 1,000 feet from the GULF OF MEXICO and the . Sanibel: Island BEACHVJJEW GOLF COURSE. Our lots offer you FLORIDA AND WORLDWIDE plenty of privacy and seclusion, yet are centrally Prayer Center located just off Donax Street. Over 40 percent sold •vt out our first season, so don't hesitate to visit our A SHELL COLLECTORS located model, 1 - 4 on weekdays, or call us for details. Lot PARADISE" 4115 Sanibel- prices begin at $22,000. Robert k. Hprak, President Bus. (813) 472-3030 CaptivaRd. Res. (813) 472-2583 2422 Periwinkle Way • 472-1121 II =«^SaiS^^r^Si^^^S^^^^^^ESS B20 December 2$, 1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter December 28,1979 B21 )BITUARY All fines will.be remitted on overdue .expectant readers. Several are ;«ne-of-a- boofcs returned' to the Sanibel Public Jttod non-fiction books oa such subjects as Mary G. Kincaid Library during "fine-forgiveness week" shells, birds, art or cooking for which there Symptoms of heart attack outlined January 7-12, 1980. according to Harriet is a heavy demand among island readers. es Howe, co-librarian. This is being done, she Tine-forgiveness week" has been used Services were held on Monday in Fort says, in the hope that many of the 68 long successfully by many other libraries and "Cotton, Woo! and Silk," a collection of lyers for Mrs. Mary 6. Kincaid, 77, who It may DO persistent.«It nuty gradually years and had led a sheltered life beeause overdue x>r lost books will come back into; Mrs. -Howe hopes- that it will be sucpessful jied December 20. She was a resident at If you're asked to give the" pledge of 1 poetry and prose written by a group of decrease-or-so' away, only to return. Pain he feared it was heart pain. circulation for Sanibel. The Sanibel library has been, -Michigan women has made its way to South Seas Plantation on Captiva. allegiance, hand over heart* would you Many of the. volumes on which over-due rated by state and county experts as one of reach for your left shirt pocket? can come during exercise or rest, day or "This is one kind of chest pain that is * Sanibel via one of the contributors to the Mrs. Kincaid, the widow of Gen. James pleasure to treat," he commented. "Yon charges will be forgiven are so-called best- the most representative for its size of any book. Janet Muhlitner Paddison, who owns j. Kincaid who died in 1973, was born in If you do, you're right in your patriotism,; ight;;:;; :^: vH^. :•::; V :, sellers for which there is a waiting list of similar institution in Florida. - .; ?, : but you're wrong about where your heart' Pain may extend into, one or both arms or can't cure it because yon usually cannot f a home on Sanibel, is a member of the Birm- Newport, Rhode Island.* Before her retire- change the. nervous. makeup of an in- ingham, Michigan, Chapter of the dent from the American Hotel Corpora- is. • ;. •.' .,..••.'-• ;••••.-. into the neck and/or lower jaw. These are Your ' heart is" almost exactly in the'the most; common areas to combine with dividual, but you can certainly make the pa-' American Association of University tion, a firm that directed the operation of tient happy by convincing him he is not Women who put together "Cotton, Wool hotels-and motels since 1923, she had been center of the front of your chest. Or you 'ehestpain.'>.?;• • ••.•::;';:.. ;.•'••• ':•/;•.:•, '••• could say that the heart is "under the about to die from a heart attack." and;.Silk.":-;.••'••. ;-i:' •••/''• ••' •";••"' \'". \- executive president,.corporate secretary necktie" as Dr. J. Russell Green, Jr., presi- However, pain also may penetrate;tb the The correct diagnosis of chest wall pain Mrs. Paddison's contributions include and vice-president. She is listed in Who's 4 flppjer abdomen «r back, tad there inay>e of nervous origin can usually be made from use 7ho of American Women. . dent of the Florida affiliate of t^e one travel story on shelling in Baja, and six American Heart Association put it. - sweating, shortness, of breath, nausea or the history alone, but complex cases may short verses. One of the poems', titled She is survived by two brothers: Howard : 1 : : Pirate Playhouse owners Ruth' and •'•'.voiniting^;.; "••-••;. ' .". , ''^. :-'-:'. :•• ••'.' ' '•; require more elaborate cardiovascular Starting Wednesday, January 9,1980, p "Beguiled," previously was published in the iGrant of Newport and Leo Grant of In most cases of heart attack, the first' ••• Discomfort-in the left chest with sharp, testing. Some other eases may even re- Phillip Hunter are looking for. works by : rp y! owned the Dairy iFlushing, New York. tiie Sanibel Public Library will be open local artists to display in Pirate Alley, part : : Wall Street Journal: - ^ v^ • -• feeling in the chest is one of pressure. quire coronary angiography. every Wednesday evening from 7:00 to Cottage Gallery in Glen Cove, New York, The book, published with a grant from Burial was in Arlington National However, it may be described as a sensa- and frequently is mistaken for. a heart at- Any discomfort in the chest, even if it's of the lounge area in the playhouse. Artists and•': the Green" Room Gallery in their ICemetery. Memorials may be made to the ft00p.ni. should bring their work to the playhouse the educational foundation of AAUW, is tion of fullness, squeezing or aching and tack, according to the Heart Association. not "under the necktie", should not be Towndock theatre in Port Washington, available at the~Madntosh Book Shop.' Pro- •building fund of St. Isabel's Catholic : ; taken lightly. Call the Emergency Medical for consideration after 2:00 p.m. December New York. pain.- . - "'"' ;'(.'' .' [-: ;'•;.'; A" physician told of one patient who had ceeds will go to the educational foundation. Ichurch on SanibeL The pain usually intensifies as it spreads. experienced^ such paini peribdically for 30 Service. A check may bring peaces! inindr "Your Extra Touch Florist" ^2-2881 Sanibel's Specialist in Elevated Homes m y- Member Messmer church / calendar F.T.D. 1028 Sand Castle Road Sanlb*l Consr*9Otional United Church of Temple Judea, Conservativ* Synagogue: 5010 St. Mlchoel and All Angels Episcopal Church: gatherings: ''•-:•.;•...• .NEWSTORE Chrtot: Worship 10:30 a.m. Sunday* at the McGregor Boulevard (at Colonial Boulevard]. Rev. James D.B. Hubbs,; Rector,' Mr. Larry';• Bonlta Springs, Ftorldav : P.O. Drawer Z Jba Sanibol Commonity Anociatlqh ''biillding.' The Services held Friday, 8:00 p.m. For informallon".. Brunke, organist-choirmaster. Sundays; The.'Ho« New Christian ladl«i Wbl» Slwdy on Monday 1711 B'onita Beach Road 1 992-7746 , , .I,..-' Rev. Webb Howard, MJnistfif. ; ; _ ll4817«a ty Eucharist at 7:30Fa.m. and 9:30; a.m. on the evenings at 7:00 p. m. in St. Isabel Catholic Church: Father Gerard Sanibel Community Church: Rev. Bruce E }ZUHI lutfieron Church: 7010 Wlnkler Rood/just • Christ the Servant, Church of the Bwthiwn DISCOUNT LIQUORS Beauregard, Pastor. Father loui» Reczek, AA.S., Milllgan, Pastor. Sunday worship 9:00 and 11:15 off Gladiqlas. Rev. T. J. Fangmeier, Pastor. Syn- . meets at First Federal Building, Cape Coral, cor- o.m.ChurrfTschoolforallages10:15a.m.~Youth ^^^^..8:00 0^. and 10:45 a.m. Sunday ner of Del Prado arid Cape Coral Pkwy. Services Assistant Pastor. Sunday Mas«: 8:30 a.m. and club fpr grades 3-8 Wednesday 3:15 p.m. • school: 9:T5 a.m. at 9:30 a.m. Sundays. Reverend Don Shank. LIQUORS • BEER. • WINE • MIXES 10:00 a. m. Saturday Mass: 5:30 p.m. Daily Mass: 8:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Vigil AAass preceding Episcopal Church Women of St. Michael and All Holy Day at 5:30'p.m. Holy DayMass 10:00* a.m.. .• Hrtl Unlrarian-Unhrenallst: Edison Ave. and Clifford' Angels Church meets the second Monday of each SALE GOOD DECEMBER 28 & 29 and 5:30 pm.Corrfe^ons before each AAass? 3yg^p' ^ ser- '• in Ft. Myers.'Sunday service and church'school •fiohth, 1:30 p.m. in the. parish hall. and at 3:30 p.m. on Saturdays. • •• ;,': C' ^v; -:C- vices, .7:00 p.m. Sunday School, 10:00 a.m., all at 10:30 a.m., Dr. Donald T. Marshall; minister. SUPIR PRICES SAVE ages.' Youth: school grades. ,1-6 needin'g- Only congregation serving the area. . The Dorcas Croup of St. Michael and All Angels Christian -Selene* Senrlcei Sundays at 11-00 transportatiori to Sunday School call.472-4318 or Church meets the first, third and fourth Mondays of a.m. and Wednesday evenings at 8:00 p.m. at 472-3266. Wednesday evening prayer meetings* the month, 1:30 p.m. in the parish hall. the corner of Gulf Dr.and Palm Lake Dr. >' 7:00: p.m. : OLD CROW BOURBO^ KES^tER BLEND C Jetprop RICH & r^RE{CAlSl^blAN Air Taxi GRAND AAAGNIJ5N SCOfCH | * EXPERIENCED CHARTER TRANSPORTATION * j RON AAATUSA RUM S TV/O:PftQFESSJOHAl PILOTS — 6 PASSENGER SEATS PRESSURIZED - AIR CONDITIONED - FULLY EQUIPPED FLORIDA -- USA ^ BAHAMA ISLANDS — CANADA I AIR AMBULANCE! IEXECUTIVE CHARTERj OLD MR. BOSTON FT. MYERS 24 hrs WINE SPECIALS: 936-7880 7VwA2ZONI LAMBRUSCO 1.5 Litre $3.49 MILLER 12 PK. CANS $4.29 OLD MILWAUKEE 6 PK. CANS $1 .89 Rattan N BLATZN'RB. 6 Pk. $1.49 Rockers II; COUPON SPICIALS I FOUR ROSES BLEND TIA MARIA Holiday Qt. •69 23 Oz. $7.99 Limit One Per Customer W/Coupon | Limit One Per Customer W/Coupbrr. Greetings PADpiNGTpN ^ - .'^^ i yyOLFSeHMIDTS CANADIAN -7&/tpll#y.W"-^'V^^A.v;; < $5.39 Limit One Per Customer W/Coupon J ;Lirnit One Per Customer W/Cpupbh- nama noose from PLUS MANY UNADVERTISED SPECIALS! Elegant Tropical Furniture Showroom li OPEN EVERY g)AY 472-1682 OPEN DISCOUNT ON CASE ORDERS "Famous For Rne Apparel" 2797 Cleveland Ave. Corner of Haiispn and Cleveland for over 40 years Turn Right OH Causeway - FirstStorw on Right IS ISLAND SHOPPING CENTER [Next to Bailey's) Z334-2992/ Member BankAmcricard & Master Charge Island Reporter December 28,1979 B23 1 B22 Island Reporter "•?* V '" fri. sat. .'A Portfolio," a show by local you don't have a private The Barrier Island Group for Plrot* Playhouse will present party to attend to usher in the the Arts will present a double photographer Emil Fray, will its second offering of the open this week at the . New Year, or if you don't care PUZZLER This Santa Claris got lost on his feature in its continuing flint ^ season beginning Saturday Photographer's Gallery. The color to sit home and watch Orange Bowl Christmas Eve rounds. If you know series tonight. The double program with a showing of "Three on a festivities and Johnny Carson's tv This abandoned building behind Loggerhead Cay was cor- will begin at 7:30 p.m. in the Sanibel and black and white prints in the where he is hanging out, call us at Bencn." Curtain time is 8:15 p.m. show represent some of the celebration of 1980, then check out rectly identified by Kevin JBpranian, Kelly Gorka, Blanche Community Association building Tickets are available daily at the box Bertolami and Joan Hooper. . -; ^ 472-1587. : photographer's favorite works over some of the island night spots. Some ; -with xj_3how!ng of a classic Charlie office. The show will play on Sunday the past decade. The public is invited have planned special New Year's Chaplin film, "Modern TlmesJ' That -too. to an opening reception 5:00-7:00 Eve parties with dinner, dancing and will be followed by "The Poirit,'^ champagne. Reservations may be Jfany Nilsson's animated classic, p.m.. Sunday.- The show will run t K necessary. narrated by Dustin Hoffman. Tickets are available at Macintosh Book. Shop, Schoolhouse Gallery, Art fac, h Treehouse Gifts on Captiva, or at the i door. wed'The holidays officially are fri Schoolhouse Gallery this over. Ifs back to work, school week begins a featured 2 and the normal routine for 4 showing of contemporary s most of us. Students from the thu graphics. Artists in the group Children's Center, Sanibel Elemen- ' Slick, a 140-pound Canadian graphics show include Crump, tary and other Lee County schools _ timber wolf, will be the star of Ehrenworth, Hamill, Rodman, Sher- have to hit the books again. Their 3 the Audubon Society's week- man and White. The show will con- w parents are back on the job. And we ly program at the Sanibel Communi- tinue through February 9. all begin the new year in earnest. ty Association building at 8:00 p.m. Schoolhouse Gallery is open daily Slick will be accompanied by John except Sunday from 10:00 a.m.-5:00 Harris, founder of the North p.m. ___ ^ American Association for the Preser- m vation of Predatory Animals, and J author of "Endangered Predators." e Harris has traveled all over the United States and Canada with Slick .'..; .,)-.• ! and other timber wolves to destroy CONSTRUCTION SET OF TOMORROW k the myth of "the big bad wolf" and promote the preservation of wildlife in its-natural habitat.- — • FINE •;»V' • MOTORIZED LAND & WATER MODELS more thin island cine rria •'.-^•;"-;' •: ISLAND CINEMA: "... And Justice For AH". Al Pacino stars as a Natural History (laid trips by water with naturalist George Campbell I dedicated young attorney still, innocent enough to believe in guilt on December 28; January 25; February 8 and 22; AAarch 7,14, 21, and Klwanls Club meets every Wednesday morning at 8:00 a.m. at and innocence.^Sopported by John Forsythe, Jack Warden and Lee 28; and April 4, 1V, 18, arid 25. Breakfast at Cabbage Key, walk TopO'the Mast li. Visitors welcome.-,':, : I Strasbergl ''-??! And Justice For All," proves that once in awhile so- across Cdyo Costa, visit to an embryonic barrier island. Call 472-2V80 Build land and water motorized for informationahd reservations.' >•-. :; . Sanibel-Captiva League of Women Voters meets the third Monday of vehicles with easy snap together meone fights back. Rated R. Plays Monday thro Thursday, becernber every month at the West Wind Inn on West Gulf Drlvei Coffee hour at interlocking parts. Study all the at [ 31 thru January 10. 7:6ti& 9:10. - ; ; \ moving 'parts in action through 9:30 a.m., meeting and program at 10:00 a.m. the •see-thru capsules. .» ; Sanibel Community Association Board of Directors' meeting 28 periwinkle place center, sanibel island "regular meetings every third Tuesday of jlrie month, 7:30.p.m. Community House. 472-48001 Sanibel Community Association meets the first Tuesday of the regular,activities :. '-. i : ^ . :^ •; ' month at 6:30 p.m. at the Sanibel Community House. - Women In Business: The island chapter of the American Business. Santbvl Public Library - open hours Monday through Saturday 10 Women's Association will meet the' second Thursday of each Sanibel City Council-will have regular meetings the first, third a.m. -4 p.m. • . ..". • .-...• •• • •.•••.'':"'':':V'"''-.., .'•': • . .' month. Meetings will convene at 6:30 p.m. Members will be and fifth Tuesdays, 9:00 a.m. City HalT'Special meetings.will be Racquetball and Handball: 24 hours daily,'reservations prefer- notified of meeting locations. For membership information, call announced...... '•.',.. ... • If you own your own lot red. Signal Irin, Middle Gulf Drive, .472-4690. Open to the public. Bette O. Parke at 472-2946..',-.. Sanibel Fire Control District Commissioners meet on the op Sanibel and would Duplleato bridgo Fridays at 7:30 p.m. at the?Sdnibel Community Sanlbal-Captlva Art League meets 9:00 a.m. to. 12 noon every Thurs- second Tuesday of the month at 1:00 p.m. at the fire house on r like to see it grow and House. All bridge players welcome. : '/•; .'••_ •.:. day in the- north., room of the Sanibel' Community Association Palm Ridge road. The public is invited. / ' . . prosper into a rental in- Canoo Adwenturos with naturalist Mark "Bird" Westall.Choice of building. For information call ,472-2321. The league holds a weekly Sanibel City Planning Commission meets alternate Mondays at vestmeot call or write us three trips: Sanibel River, Wildlife Refuge,1 or Buck Key, Ca|l workshop on figure and portrait painting and,sketching 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. at City Hall. Special meetings wilj be announced. 472-5218 for information and reservations. Keep trying.. 12 noon on Mondays at the Captiva Community Center^ A $1 dona-' Klyvants Club meets every Wednesday morning at 7:30: a.m. at about planting a Conservation Center—Open 9:00. a.m. to 5:00 p;m. daily, on tion to help pay models' fees is collected. For" information call INTERVAL OWNERSHIP-it's the TREEHOUSE. Scott/* Pub on Sanibel. Visitors are welcome. Sanibel-Captiva Road. Center features education exhibits on the 472-1312. islands' natural systems, wildlife and vegetation, plus a gift shop. Sanibel Volunteer Fire Department-meets second and fourth Power Squadron: Sanibel-Captiva Squadron of the United States •Guided tours through . nature trails. Free to . members . of the Thursdays, 7:30 p.m. at the.fire house. Palm Ridge Road. ... '.. Power Squadrons meets the .second Wednesday of each month, ex- most vacation for our money Sanibel-Capiiva Conservation Foundation; nominal charge for cept July and August, at7:30p.m. at the Sanibel Community Associa- o Orchid Society of Sanlbol-Captiva meets the third Wednesday of visitors. The Center will be closed on Sundays. tion building. Members of other squadrons are welcome.. every month at St. Isabels Catholic Church at 1:30 p.m. Visitors are Karate class-Anyone interested in learning Isshinryu karate may Call us for an appointment welcome to attend and bring orchids for questions and discussion.-L True - - we work hard to earn our vacations and we want the most for call instructor Brian Houston at 472-3647 after 6:00 p.m. . ... if. ) our money. Inflation is making resort rentals just too expensive for a Gymnastics: The Sanibel-Captiva Gymnastics program offers gym- Uons Club of Sanibel and Captiva meets the first and third Wednes- family - and we simply .can't afford the year-round ownership and nastics and ballet classes for children and teens on Monday after- day of each month at the Beachview CountryClub at 6:30 p.m. .• current activities maintenance of a vacation home. noons. Beginning gymnastics, 3:45-4:45; intermediate gymnastics, 4:45-5:45; ballet I 4:45-5:45; ballet II 3:45-4:45. The gymnastics team Sanibel-Captiva Rotary Club meets Fridays at noon. Sundial Beach Schoolhouse Gallery: December 1-31, outstanding American water- FRANK D. JOYCE, Vice President meets 4:15-7:00 on Fridays. For information call Georgianna Gault, Hotel and Tennis.Club. For information call John Murray at 472-5159. colorists; a group showing. Goal, Gray, Hole-McAullffe, Larsen, May, So we're here at Plantation Beach Club Where interval ownership G & J INVESTMENTS OF SANIBEL, INC 472-2053, or Lisa Murphy, 472-5683. . . . • ' '- •' . " > Moore, Norstrandand Palmer. Open dally 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. ex- Recovery Incr (Ft. Myers Chapter), - 7:30 p.m. Thursdays.-at, P.O. Box 326, Sanibel, FL. 33957 . cept Sunday. Tarpon Bay Road on Sanibel. ' •. ' ; gives our family the assurance that we can enjoy leisurely vacations Tennis: The Dunes Racquet Club offers to the public a full-service Covenant Presbyterian Church, 2459 McGregor "Blvd. Sponsored by; (813)472-1571 each year, in comfort and luxury, - all at a one-time cost that's easy to tennis facility and various instructional programs. Call 472-3522. Recovery, Inc. of Chicago, III. Weekly meetings of self-help for afford. people with emotional difficulties, and nervous or former mental : '• i i patients who demonstrate the Recovery method of improving and night entertainment Brldg* For Fun: Triere will De:nd bridge for fun sessions December 26 maintaining their mental health. For more information, co" We love the islands -- its a great place for June and I to relax and or January 2. Sessions will resume on January^9. • 481-3513 or 472-4316. There is no charge for attending meetings; there's so much for the kids to do. Our vacation villa is right Sanibel-Captiva American legion meeting of members the Cdsa Ybel: Casa Band plays nightly except Monday, 8:30,p.m. - second Tuesday of each month. - ' .'.'.• 1:30 a.m. on the beach, fully furnished, complete with linens, all the Rafug* touwp* the.wildlife drive Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8:00 Sons of the American Revolution, Caloosa Chapter, meets the Chadwick's: Le Quartet plays nightly except Monday, 7:30 p.m. - kitchen utensils, magazines,--you name it. We've got two private a.m. Meet at the refuge entrance. Tours of the Bailey Tract every second Wednesday of each month at the Fort Myers Country Club. 1:00 a.m., in the lounge. . • : • bedrooms, two bathrooms and a screened porch» so there's Wednesday at 8.00 a.m Canoe tours through the refuge every Friday Captiva Civic Association Board of Governors meeting, first and Pate's on the Island: Traucht. Rainwater and Co. play Thursday. at 10:00 a m Meet at Tarpon Bay Marina. You must furnish your own third Tuesday, 10:00 a.m. Captiva Community Center. Friday and Saturday 9:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m. Football featured on plenty of room for the kids. . canoe, and tours are limited to 10 canoes per trip. For more informo- Captiva Fire Control District Commissioners meet second Monday nights. '.-.•-., .. ' • . "t •; tion phone 472-T100 Tuesday of each month at 8:30 a.m. Captiva Community Center,. Ramada Inn: Sir John appears Friday; Saturday and Sunday 9:00 .Gore Road. . ' . p.m.-.2:00 a.m..in-;*ocklin's.Fami|y"RiSstdurant. • •-. With barbecues and a full kitchen, we fix Scotty's: Rick Keeier play* nightly Tuesday through Saturday in Sanibel-Captiva Boy Scouts meet every Tuesday at 7 00 p m ai Alcoholics Anonymous—Closed discussion. meeting, • Tuesday, breakfast, lunch, snacks and dinners - and 8 00 p.m. Open speakers meeting at St.-Michael and All Angels the Backyard Saloon-8:00 p.m- - midnight. Football featured on "•' '. • Sanibel Elementary School r ^.•Monday hlghts.y..:^v;;V;-V I-.:''-;.:-^i :•• ' •'.•.'• 'c--', •;.'-' .' , ' .save enough money to treat the whole family FURNITURE Natural History Field Trip* to Sanibel's wildlife habitats by Episcopal Church, Periwinkle Way, every Friday night, 8:00 p.m. Sundial: Disco dahting from 9:66 p.m. - 1:30 a.m. in the Lost to nice restaurants one in a while. naturalist Georg* Campbell. Thursdays and-Saturdays by appoint- Alahon meets in the church Friday nights at 8:00 p.m.. for : information call 472-3488; 472-4427; and 472-3256. " Horizon. . .•.•-•'•..•••'" '•' '•• • " ••'.•' •--• .'••-'''-!'•''•••"• :'•'.'. .- . ment For reservations coll 472-2180» Sanibel-Captiva Shell Club meets the third Wednesday of each Come m and browse Bingo(Murax) every Thursday, 8 00 p.m American Leglorr Hall, There's also an exchange program — so we month at 8:00 p.m. at the Sanibel Community House. Visitors through our new Sanibelstore Sanibel-Captiva Road welcome; "• ' ' •-...-: can change our vacation times and visit other or jus' give us a call either Bird Tours of the Islands with Gnfflng Bancroft. Leave Cinema Organizations and groups wishing to have their meetings and resorts, all without paying rent. We believe Plaza at dawn. Reservations must be made at Macintosh Book events published In this section ara requested to have the : location we make ( Captiwa Vblunt««r Fir» Department meets every first and third Interval Ownership provides the most Store, 472-1447 Tuesday of each month at the fire house-on Gore Road at 7:00 material In written form at the office* of Island Reporter by vacation for bur money. your convenience Birdlng Tours by George Weymout1«>+*rtoming and afternoon. 12:00 noon on the Tuesday preceedtng the publication date. We have the some Reservations mode through Bailey's General Store, 472-1516. Sanibel - Captiva Chamber of Commerce meeting of the Board of Directors, second Monday' of each month at the Chamber quality furniture, Classes at Idle Hours—$1.00. Macrame, Weov.ng. Crewel ' building on Causeway Road, 8":00 p.m...... ; accessories and custom draperies Needlepoint. Knitting or Crocheting lessons at Idle Hours 31 we've had in ou' Periw.nklev Place. Mon , Tues, ThUrs, or Sat. 10-11 a.m. By Captiva Erosion Prevention District •' The regular monthly appointment only 472-1039. , meeting will be held the first Monday of each month at 3:30 p.m. larger Cape Coral store A.C.R.E. Classes Tn Wtodlatlon-Hatha Ypga, Yoga philosophy, at the Captiva Community Center. ..- • . for many years. intuit.ve art. taught by Elma Fleming Workshops, '«toFo%an° Visit bur furnished model at South Seas Our brochure has-all the facts -get yours ••:••• demonstrations by the new age thinkers Call South West Anglers Club meets second Tuesday of each month, Plantation, on Captiva island, -just drop by today by phoning (813) 472-4435. or writing 472-1413 for more information - 7 30 p.m. at Moose Hall on Pdrkmeadow Drive, off U.S. 41 in Fort the Information Center next to Chadwick's Plantation Beach Club. PCX Box 217. Captiva, Sanibel Store Myers. Admission is free and visitors are welcome. Call 472-2685 1619 Per.winkle Way Cape Coral Store Captlvo Memorial library: Library hours are Tuesday-Friday 9 00 for further information. . •• ...... : Restaurant for "your special guest pass. Florida 33924. a.m.-5 OOp m.,Saturday 9.00a m.-noon,-Wednesday 7 00-9.00p m. 101 landlubber 1013 Cape Corol Pkwy. VisiUJur model villa, furnished by Robb & Stucky Open 9am-8pm rear of Landlubber Restournnt Across from Pubhx Phone 472 2101 Phone 542-3333 s 3SS'* «'ra**Wra*5^aS^i*ia^ ?"?,w*SK3Ss2S!G3iES Island Reporter Dce*mb*rt8,1979 B24 December S8.1979 Island Reporter _, advertising WRITE P.O. DRAWER R, SANIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA 33957 472-1587 WRITE P.O. DRAWER R. SANIBEL ISLAND/FLORIDA 33957 472-1587 W FOR RENT - One bedroom, one OASSIFIB) INFORMATION bath includes utilities: $350 per DESK CLERK TYPIST.- Needed- * 1978 20 FOOT SEACRAFT UPPER CAPTIVA ISLAND:COT-: FOR RENT New Rates Effective . month.. Also; two bedroom, FOR LARGE December 1, 1979 tor' Island' Resort. Part time, SEAFARI- Plush cuddy cabin TAGE - For rent. Furnished, yearrourtd. Flexible schedule with head. Sleeps 2, teak trim, water front. By week or month.;. Two bedroom,' two bath two bath> furnished for two. FAMILY OR DCAOUNt ".'•_,_-•'• 1 duplex apartment; Available . Private beach on the Gulf; An- Noon_Tuesday ~ ~~~ , 472-5151. ;. TFN 150 HP Mercury, 10 HP aux- Accessible only by plane or 000^3344027. - K/2§ now for- the season. Fully, nual lease $550 per month iiv ' MSFIAY ••••"••• •' • • ' Wanted Clerk/Typist iliary' motor. CB, recording- GROUP \KAMBEL equipped. Private beach ac- dudes all utilities. Will con- depth finder. Everything like FOR RENT - Sanibel 2 bed- $2.25 per column inch. Conservation • Center needs ;' cess across West Gulf Drive. sider a 3 month minimum Weekly Rentals new, a quality boat. $7800.00 robm, 21 bath condomipium.. NON Df$FtAY " ' ' parttime clerk/typist. Good ? U f A I F S I A 1 f ;:; Coll (t13) 472-1708 / seasonal rental at $900 per New 3 bedroom, 2 bath or best offer 472-4047. TFN FOW H6 NT $2.00 mlnlmun for 25 word* or typing a must. Approx.. 20 3 3334 West QuH Drive month. References' required.:-'. house with separate guest less. Over 25 words 10 cent* hours per week. Call'472-2533 , 1973 25' ANACAPRI - Hard top- quarter^ Including, kitchen twin 165 hp-inboard-outboard •••:.'•"'•'•••.: '•• •••••••• int Write Letlzia 3313 W. Gulf Dr. per word. Beach. 332-1722; ^,; -J,..TFJ* .. Sanibel, a 33957 or -call and bath. Centrally located. SOON TO H A MfiHOtV TYPESETTER-Full time typeset- Merc-Cruisers, head, galley, FOR RENT On best port of Island. Canal •UNO BOX NEED HELP -During the busy '.£ SANIBEL APARTMENT - For rent, HALF PRiqSE^kb^ CENTAL - 472-2177 after 6 p.m. TFN TODAYARIAUTY ter needed immediately. Ex- wet - bar, electrics-gas : TWO. TWIN BEDDED BEDROOM front. Leading, directly to $2.00 ' .'-.'•• • •'•• '•• ' tourist season? Naturalist with ; furnished;' '.Two"bedropms,_'l Two bedroom, 2 bath condo. ;; Enloy your awn. beach nous* situated on 100 feet of perience with Compugraphic refrigerator, new out-drive,' BY OWNER Golf. Few«teps to beach and EXTRA SHCIAl RATES '• guide training looking for work \ bath. .Second floor unit enclos- Pool, tennis, beach. No pets 6 . BEACH, POOU TENNIS - large beautiful beach (GuH front). Twobedreoem-onebolh. phototypesetting equipment new steering, extra props, fully -washer and dryer. Beach oc-. very secluded. All classified ads paid In ad- Jan - April with educational, v . ed porch. Adults only, no please. Call for .details, ISLAND BEACH 2-2, furnished. Seasonal on<£ En|oytf»Sanlbelofye«tiryearthi»ye<» • helpful but not necessary. Will equipped. VHF and CB radios. x vance . saves us 25 cents in recreational or resort corinee- , children, or no pets. By the 472^9106.^ -- -'-^V^-TFN . cess. AH electric kitchen. or year lease, Sanibel. Roberts To place your reservation call Sanibel Realty. Inc. train.'-60-80 wpm required. Call $8,500i 472-4932. ;:;- M/23 Florida: room; lovely flowered & Associat**, Reahy, Inc. 936-. Call (308) 24S-C312 handling and postage. For' tions. Female, age mid-fifties. - month or season. Call (312) - 1207 PERIWINKLE WAY prepaid ads - There Will be a Island Reporter production 367-9433! TFN ASSOCIATED Gulf view, '2nd floor, two ybrd; color t.v. Write Box 2030. After hours associate managerfor an interview ap- Resume on request. Write Box '•• ' .SANIBEL ISLAND; . 25c discount for each week for ' M.H.H. c/o Island Reporter PROPERTIES bedroom condo.-$450 Wk. A.B.W. c/o Island Reporter 482-1485. TFM TFN S pointment;'472-1587. TFN ^ BOATS which it is prepaid. ~ "P.O. Drawer R., Sanibel, FL CAPTIVA GULF FRONT - In- 2/2 to 2/16. (313) 645-S498. P.O. . Drawer R. Sanibel, FL (•13)472-15e» FLORIDA 33957 iTFM side South Seas Plantation.- ; 33957. •„.-. TFN LOOKING FOR TWO EMPLOYEES 3 395 7. TFN AND MOTORS - • .' •'•UEKTALS';•-•;/•,•• '-' . " ':.:•: ••.:. V »2V2i - Very good income. Public Two bedroom, $385 a week Beach & Bayfront - SANIBEl BEACH CLUB I and II •' ATRIUM - Exclusive beachfront . NEW AND USED or monthly terms, 472-4207. relations work. Call 472-9137 PART-TIME - Permanent. Public -'.. Seven day minimum" • CASA YB& RESORT - Two PLANTATION Gulf 1 front condominiums;, condo - residence. Available, or 472-3070 and ask for Butch. SANIBEL MARINA . - . .:•• '••-:.• :. • TFN stay available. V • [ bedroom, two bath. Gulf front available weekly February 16 - ' from March 16th, 1980 af relations, typing, banking, . 472-2723•-" V:; , •-:.'.... •" '.. 12/23 OLDER WOMAN - Will share Please call: villas available Feb. 22-March BEACH CLUB TWO AND April 12. Deluxe accommoda- $700/wk., off season $400/wk. bookkeeping,. phoning. Send . Available March MARINER RESIDENT MANAGERS - Mature resume to Sanybel Bay Yacht - new'home on Sanibel with '• Darlene Klapp "' 7 and April11-25. (813) tions, pool, whirlpool,, sauna, Write or call: J.O.G. 1 Brighton same. No pets . please. Call 472-1613 or 472-9106. "'•••'.- TFN. . 21st thru April 11th. THIBET POiNTE tennis, bicycle*, sailboats. La., Oak, Brook, IL 60521. couple, 15 buildings, 56 units' Club, Box 322, Sanibel, a . Call owner: must be able to handle office, 33957 ;..;•„••• ..12/23 472-9106. TFN 472-344* TFN BEDROOM James Lewis 867 Westport Dr. (312)887-7826;. . TFN rentals; grounds and pool {401)245-«14 12/23 BAYFRONT Ypungstowp, OH 44511 (216) HAVE FUN IN THE SUN -"While LOVELY NEW HOME - On Dunes maintenance, care and minor RENT 78^9329. •, -•'-. TFN working on Sanibel. Will train • SANIBEL golf course; Three bedroom, 2 A FEW SUPER DIAMOND repair of equipment. Resume CONDO to meet the public. Leave Modern 1 bedroom apart- bath, family room, pool, Gulf Front Completely furnished apart-' VALUES • Selling for; cash at and "references required.' name and number, call ment. Gulf, view $259.00. carpeting, drapes,' unfurnlsh- : Sanibel Island merits, including all ap^ 74% of appraised value. Most Salary, bonus,-one. bedroom FOR RENT sizes available by appoint- 472-3131. TFN Gulf front $310.00 per week. ed. $600 a month orv lease. Our beautiful 2 bedroom, 2 pKonces. Amenities include: PLEASE PONT DRIVE OR . apartment and utilities furnish- bath apartment at. Sunset tennis" ;c.6Urts,. pool, ment. R.C. Larrabee Ent. DUNCANS OF PERIWINKLE 1979:80 rates. Long rent Stern, 23900 Hazelmere Rd. BY OWNER Just .decorated 2 bedroom, 2 ed. Write Sunset South Condo clubhouse and saunas. Shell- PARK YOUR 472-1888 anytime. - TFN PLACE - Is hiring waiters and discount. Please no pets. Cleveland, OH 44122. Phone South Condominiums. Com- bath, laundry room 4 screen- or call 472-1663: TFN ONE" CHAIR WITH OTTOMAN - . irig beach a few steps away. waitresses.. Experience Is not J.J.R. 2883 Aspen Lane, (216)991-2561. pletely furnished, miles of SOUTH SEAS ed porch. With a spectacular Lemon yellow and celery. Cost Reduced rates for Dec. 4 VEHICLE i)N necessary but helpful. See Bloomfleld Hills. Mich. sandy beach. Season, month- view. Heated pools. Tennis, STORAGE . new $281.00. Royal Crest PLANTATION >Jari. '' • • .'•'•..:.. ' ' .•' • FULLTIME Dave 472-2525. TFN 480.13. (313) 335-6522. ly, 2 weeks. Don Fose: 7590 Dockage, Cable T.V., etc In queen box spring mattress and FOR RENT Courtlond Dr., NE Rockford, Season $425 per wfc. $1600 PERIWINKLE ! '-.1 UNLIMITED '•-.••-. • '.""•.' .• TFN HELP WANTED APPLICATIONS NOW BEING ; frame $260.00. All Robb & Michigan, 49341V . .'.'-' Reduced Rates per mo. Off Season Vi price. San Carlos S Kelly (behind For season annually, ACCEPTED - Forjcifchen person-,. Stocky. Asking: half price. ^^^Beee^Bk e Vv^p^v ^MWM^^nHMWvv Write or Cefl evewlngtt Captain's Car Wash). Many Completely furnished - and BIKEFVVTH. Good.'..'... — appearance net. Apply in person after 4 - -,J72-4234:';---—-"•"'•"•, 12/23 NICELY FURNISHED - Three equipped beach "house. 2 bedroom Beach Villa, UnaeA.Peme. •1 sizes including dehumidified^ bedroom, 2W bath condo. ~mt $100/nlght,v 1 bedroom Rente! Manager .necessary. Only serious need p.m. The Timbers 975 Rabbit AIR FARE CHEAP- One way. Available immediately. Ac- 74t* W. PwiuiMe Dr. ~S~x 4 x^.-Ate operrsforage: Heated pool, tennis, • next to Bayside Villa, $90/night. Ef- On Premises ' apply; Good hours, benefits Rd. . TFN Ft. Myers, to Newark/New commodates. UP to 6 people, TOIfflfnOWel# OH 44912 One month rental or longer. Bowman's beach. Available ficiency Bayslde Villa, 472-3065 . ', and fast raising pay scale. HELP WANTED - Walters, York. December 29th. Phone Seasonal rate-. $1,200. per OCEANS REACH - Gulf front (2U)75t47S3. Full security. Feb. and/or March. (617) $55/night, Deluxe Room 1 Apply Palm Ridge Sue Shop. Waitresses, kitchen help, 472-4429 or 472-2568. h'^ ''''V'V\' condominium, accomodates' ' . , • .'•' • •-'•'. TFN. : • T : ;•"• •, . : TFN : 879-4560. ;; : 12/2T four. Pool, tennis. Weekly Bayside VHIa, $45/night. 481-6364 2400 Palm Ridge Rood busboys & .dishwashers. -/. ' :• .. • 12/23 For Information contact:, PRIME TIME . 472-8374 TFN Nutmeg Restaurant. Call ' PHILCO 15 CU. FT. -'••;COMMERCIAL BUILDING - And rates. May 1' ^December 15, i 3 Night Minimum ; Sandy Bend Apartments BUYING. PAYING CASH - For 472-1141. TFN , 'Refrigerator. with freezer *' additional covered work area 3057W.GtiliPrlW : $200; Decerriber 15 - April 30, • 12/T5/79-4/30/80 HELP WANTED: Waitress, ex- $350. Write . or call: James PRIME RENTALS Silver and Gold Coins/Stamps, - •compartment. Like new. Call' on Periwinkle Way. Available ,. Sanibel, FL 33tt7 WrHeorCalli perience not necessary. Ex- RESTAURANT - Kitchen Lewis 867 Westpbrt Or. Silver Dollars, Sterling, Paper 472-1169. immediately. 472-1686. TFN (21«)771-OM« cellent Income and benefits. • helper, 472-1493. • - .: ••••" (•ttX472.ii!W ;.;;•*•. Youjstown. ,C«^M5ll,-(216) We have 3 beautiful single family homes - with beach Money, U.S. or Foreign..Also 124 Eftflteeem Bunding Call for appointment before • 12/M; '•• 788-9329 or ask for 2B2 or 2B3 SHEL 'access for rent, at various times December thru April. want Pocket Watches, Jewelry,' r ' i, OH 44114 2:00 p.m.. Harbor House HELP WANTED - Mature adult '' TRASH COMPACTOR at Ocean's .'Reach (813) $1500.00 mb. plus utilities. Diamonds, etc. Call 549-3325 ONE & TWO BEDROOMfCOl^ :•--' TFN or 549-5700. Our bank is right Restaurant. 472-1242. TFN Island resident for permanent -Gargogle Head antique- 472-4554; ' ;• :;• TW COOK & KITCHEN PREP • Hours part-time work. Approximate- rocking chair, 4Z2-59V2. 1/4 DOS - In Gulf front complexes? next door, cash on the spot. Palm Ridge Professional Completely deluxe in. every Treasure trove Coins ft Stamps 1-11 p.m. full time. Will train. ly; 30 hours per woek^ Apply- - : r : Part-time dish machine Sanlbol Grog Shopi See TJave. """ "8llll'g""" " 916 Cape Coral Pkwy. Cape per weekt 79-80 winter rates operator. Hours 6-.11 p.m. Call "•;.•• - ' ifN •;,• Palm Ridge toad Coral, Ft, 33904. TFN from $275.00 week. Mrs. J.S. - SAN CARLOS REALTY, Letizias Restaurant, 472-2177 472-I4W TFN HELP WANTED - Kitchen help- McCorrriick 1201 Orchard Ave., after 6 p.m. TFN BRAND NEW'- Furnished home PAINTING er and busboy. Experience not - on'fresh water lagoon. Quiet Chicago Heights, IL 6041K Ph.•?' BROKER necessary. Excellent income CLASSES neighborhood with .walking (312) 755-1600 p.m. calls only. • REAL ESTATE and benefits. Call for appoint-. Sanibel, FL 33957 Landscape painting in oils for easement to uncrowded -.••••• TFN Drawer 9 Salesmen and Salesladies' rrient before 2:00 p.m., Harbo'c (•13)472-1011 beginners and inter- beach. Available Feb., March, We Need Your Helpl . House Restaurant. 472-1242. . (After Hours 472.1M5) mediates, Tuesdays from 9 For further planned expan- April. No pets pjease. (813} ; RENTES TFN a.m. to 12 a.m. Classes will sion we have openings for 472-9106. TFN^ Unique apartments for your •We Cower The Islands" 2840 GJlf Driv^. just west of Tarpon Bay be conducted on location at ambitious, experienced, APPRAISAL RESIDENTIAL, RECEPTIONIST SANIBEL BEACH CLUB I - Luxury vacation stay on a unique Sonibel Island. Florida 33957 various sites around Sanibel. salespeople. This Js your op- COMMERCIAL AND furnished apartment with Gulf For further information call island. Come to Sanibel 472-1564 Telephone {813} 472-4634 portunity. ' to join a well INVESTMENT. view, sleeps 6, pool, tennis, • Tom Waterman - 472-2919. SECRETARY Beach Club. Spacious, luxur- .": • . •" In'the ••• .. •• '; •• established, steadily grow- boats, bikes, sauna. Available . • ' • TFN Local Real Estate office on Real esfate appraisal. ious two bedroom, two bath, Huater's Market Plaza •. luxury 2 bedroom, 2 bath ing organization. • April 12 to 19th. (312) 870-7239 . Captiva. Requirements in- Prompt reasonable service. on the Gulf - plus pool. 1207 Periwinkle Way Townhouse apartments and GarcJen apartments NEW HANDY MAN - Odd jobs, For confidential Interview clude good typing ability, after6P.M. 1/11 COMMERCIAL custom shelves, boxes, repair call: . Sanibel Realty, Season rates starting December 15th. pleasant personality & ap- ANNUAL RENT - New three Interval Realty. Inc. CONDOMINIUMS Summer rates starting at $150 per week. and maintenance. Sanibel and Gladys Cutrlflht Inc. Realtors bedroom, unfurnished condo. pearance. . Realtor ' Rates of i month or longer, discounted, for season rates only. SPACE AVAILABLE Captiva only. Phone Inquiries Blueblll Properties 1633 Periwinkle (Just $750 monthly. Call 472-3055, Excellent working .environ- Nerita Street. $450-uowk. welcomed. 472-2217. TFN 472-1528 TFN ment. License not required,: E. of Bank of The TFN Blind Pass . .' Islands) Sanibel. Sanibel, Fl. $700/mo. Contact rental manager CHIROPRACTIC • Harry G. Good .starting pay and Copt. Walk . . or write for information HARDWARE PERSON NEEDED 472T1549 FOR LEASE-Two bedroom, two (813)472-1345 $550-..up Kalr. D.C.P.A.. the practice of benefits. • bath, porch second floor con- Compass Point ' TFN Chiropractic 1640 Periwinkle - Experienced and hard- TFN TFN Gulf Beach' $550 wk. For shop or office on Palm Ridge working mandatory. Some • For appointment call dominium. Available im- Way. LImetree Center, 472- Kings Crown . $550 wk. : heavy lifting. 472-1516 ask Vtdcl Hughe* . mediately. Contact Bonnie. $550 wk. Road. 1100 square feet, $600 per 1824. TFN FOR RENT ON SANIBEL ISLAND - Lighthouse Point j for Charlotte. . . 472-1531. . Righter for Knudsen Realty. $450 wk. up Tarpon Ekiy Rd. and Periwinkle t Loggerhead Cay month plus utilities, minimum Tel. 472-2362. 1/11 $550/wk. up TFN Way.' Former* Postal facility, ' Pointe Santo , •::'':'" $400 wk. v two-year lease; SALESPERSON FOR . TENNISPLACE - Two bedroom, 1 1200 square feet, office space, Sandpebble $450/wk. CLOTHING STORE - On bath. Available Jarv-Feb-March •3 year lease; option to renew. {- Sanibel Arms: : . $390/wk. up Sanibel. Experienced.prefer- 1980. $315 per week, Call (813) 228-2861. Ask for Sanibel Arms West $600/wk. up red, will train. 472-1516 ask ' Minimum 2 weeks. No pets. Betty Bailey or Jack Broad-, Sayano - ' $350/wk. for Charlotte. Write Box J.K.F, c/o Island water. 12/28 Sea Winds Reporter P.O. Drawer R.' $H00/rrio up TFN Spanish Cay- v REALTOR* Sanibel. FL 33957. TFN PRO SHOP HELP WANTED - Sundial ' $350/wk. up No experience necessary, SANIBEL ISLAND', FLORIDA - UNIQUE SurfsideXII $800/wk. THOMAS H. BROWN, REALTOR 1957 T-BIRD-Convertible. Pro- will tralnr^Call Dunes Golf, Luxury condo on beautiful Gulf Tennfsplace • . $330 wk. and Country Club, 472-2535. WANTED - Two bedroom, two fessional restoration, red with ( OVER 'A OFF - Brand new, 9.9 of Mexico beach. Superb shell- HOME ;Wh(te SanaXIncludes Cabana) $750/wk. 24110,Pitim Bidum Road, P.O. Bos 142 White top. Automatic, power" ^, 12/2» h.p. Sears' Gamefisher Out- bath apartment or home, fur- ing. All extras including pool, COOKS NEEDED - Full and Part nished. Immediatelyl Island FOR RENT 10 percept Discount FURNISHED GULF FRONT - Pen- FLORIDA thouse. Accommodates , 4, GULF PINE LOTS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEG pool, tennis.-By owner. (607) HAVE YOU Small down payment, owner 669-4413after6p.m. TFN PUBLIC MEETING -financing. Two targe lots for BOUGHT YOUR SINGLE FAMILY HOME TO A CITY OF SANIBEL. FLORIDA REALTOR ' . >t| A' '(ill sale by owner. Corner 25. TRIPLEX ON A PARCEL OF LAND NO INTEREST GOLD COINS, LOCATED ON LOT 7, UNIT 1, 700 sq. ft., odjolning 25,500 resanffieL T6 PAY sq. ft. Originally 3 lots now SILVER BARS The City of Sanibel will hold a, SANIBEL ESTATES, SECTIONS 20. divided into 2. Natural set-' Public /Meeting.beginning at AND 2J/TOWNSHIP46SOUTH, THOMAS H. BROWN 2:00 P.M. on Monday, January RANGE 23 EAST (435 EAST GULF Big lot near Gulf within ting with access to tennis & DIAMONDS ^ Sanibel, sophisticated. walking access' to. beach. 21, 1980 at MacKenzie Hall, DRIVE). SANIBEl. LEE COUNTY.' BLJUEJBILL PROPERTIES INC FOR SALE - By the week for o courts, swimming pool,-- gulf and unspotted, offers you $32,500. Only-30% down. beach on Sanibel Island. -. YET? 2245 Palm' Ridge Road, FLORIDA, AS SUBMITTED BY Reg. Real Estate* Stoker lifetime. Two bedroom fully Sanibel,' Floriaa, to consider ROBERT S. SAGERS. NO. 79-199 the uttlmote In elegant life- Balance in 3 yearly Write Marvin Amo* . REALTOR style at "Pointe Santo de San- furnished waterfront condot on payments. No interest ta Now. get the ultimate in the following application: S.A. the , lighthouse end of the 7745 SW 138 Terrace v~ ibel/' Luxurious condominium villas, seduded In acres of pay-. security: your own Refuge on 472-4138 lush tropical foliage. Enjoy a magnificent view of emerald Island. One time price plus an- Miami. FL 33158 CONSIDERATION OF A RE- 1 Owner • 472-4SM. Sanibel Island. Seventeen This meeting is- scheduled by green waves on a shell spilled sand/ beach. EnchonrJogly ^ nual dues. Call 472-5181, 8 3/28 QUEST FOR A SPECIFIC AMEND- '" REALTOR . ... TFN acres lying between Gumbo the Planning Department staff unique clubhouse, heated pool, jaccuzzl. tennis courts, A.M. to 9 P.M. for appoint- MENT TO THE COMPREHENSIVE \ Umtaa subdivision .and Darl- to hear citizen comments. No HOMES and much more. The choice of those who have the world ment. Interval Realty, Inc. LAND USE PLAN, SECTIONS ing Sanctuary, fronting on final action "on the proposals* CONDOMINIUMS to choose from. Broker. TFN KING'S FOR SALE paved Dixie Beach Blvd. On- 3.2.2: DEVELOPMENT INTENSI- will be taken at this meeting. ' ISLAND BEACH CLUB • Owner CROWN ly $90,000 for all 1,7 acres. TY MAP: 3.3.1: RESIDENTIAL sells. Two bedroom, two bath, BY OWNER Zoned exclusively for a one- DENSITIES: 3.2.3: PERMITTED Bruce A. Rogers GULF FRONT beautifully furnished gulfview For Sale By Owner. home Estate.. USES MAP; and 3,4.3: PERMIT- Planning Director A-5 GULF FRONT GROUND FLOOR . Two bedroom. penthouse. Large utility and Third floor, 2 bedroom, 2 Sanibel Beach Club I TED USE GULF BEACH RIDGE, TO One of the most luxurious Custom built homes on Sanibel with The original & best interval! i«vw Dainf Kivisniy Tuvnrenvo* 9«vp our your Krvvnvo storage rooms. Trafficless cor- bath, completely furnished SURF REALTY, REALTOR PERMIT THE CONVERSION OF A 12-28 over 4,000 square feet of living area and 2,000 square feet of porch onto the finest shelling beach on Sanibel Island. .Week 13 -, > ner entryway. All amenities. and equipped apartment in 470 Surfsound Ct. recreational and storage area on ground level. Built around a Large assumable first mortgage. $195,000. Furnished. (813)472-4019. 1/11 new building on West Gulf Unforgettable gulfview with two-story screened atrium overlooking the Gulf. The hand- all the luxury amenitiesl 472-4886 or 472-5200. UShite Drive. Large storage room on i TEN some living room opens onto, the expansive porch. Three CAPTIVA - 3 bedroom furnish- $9000 . bedrooms, three baths, study, dining room and a fantastic ed house on 100*ft. Gulf front ground floor. Walk in HAPPY C-24 • Spacious, luxurv >«droom. Over 1,000 sq. closets. Terry Britt Poggenpohl kitchen, the master bedroom suite features twin ft. Tremendous par - 9*>K view.' Furnished. lot. Priced unbelievably low. 3781 Rosalie Ln. BEFORE dressing rooms and a screened sundeck overlooking the Gulf. Blue Chip Realty, Inc., Real- For more Information call: $110,000. (612) 771-3011. Lexington, KY 40571 HOLIDAYS! SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. Priced at $395,000. East Gulf Drive. Eleven, refreshingly roomy, two bedroom plus tors. 340 San Carlos Blvd., Ft. (606)255-7146 1/4 YOU BUY Assumable mortgage. - or financing available. Myers Beach. 3193.1. 463- 1/11 den units (approx. 28 x 60). Each one "RIGHT ON THE WATER:" O3» 3 bedroom, 2> *&' -3 B28 December 38,1979 Island Reporter. Inland Reporter December 38,1979 B29 WRITE P.O. DRAWER R, SANIBEL ISLAND/FLORIDA 33957 472-1587 WRITE P p. DRAWER B, SANIBEL ISUND, R.OF^bA, 33957 472^1587 CONDOMINIUMS SANIBEL HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL YOUR BUND PASS REAL ESTATE NEEDS Chuck Bundschu, Best 2 bedroom; 2 bath available in complex. Adjacent/to., Sanibel's finest shelling beach. Fully furnished, ready to-move- • REALTOR in. $79,500, Owner will take terms.' " • •')_ : Inc. SPANISH CAY REALTOR JOHN NAUMANN & ASSOCIATES. INC lovely one bedroom, one bath unit at quiet and delightful Spanish Cay. Never rented and very expensively furnished. Executive Services, Inc. Specializing m condominium ies Price: $53,900, unfurnished; Furniture negotiable. SPECIALIZING IN UNIQUE soles, resales, and renial ' '" • ''••'•• .'". mariogenyent v:- -'.•-•.' ' • ''"; ..fiittservice EXECUTIVE HOMES; INVESTMENT VILLA SANIBEL A Choice Offeringpf - Sanibel's Complete HOMES Sanibel and Captiva Real Esfate •• generalreal estate 2/2 with loft for den or 3rd bedroom. Tastefully furnished. Real Estate Company. and specialists in the REALTORS PROPERTIES; DEVELOPMENT —CONDOMINIUMS— Gulf-view. $145,000 Furnished.' Assumable mortgage. - resale of Michigan Homes ur-n: ., : and new horhe construction . Periwinkle Way at Lindgren Blvd. • Two bedroom, two bath'grbund floor, apartment and over the HOMES footbridge to the best shelling beach onSanibel. $86;5J3Ocom- III OPEN HOUSE - LOGGERHEAD pletely furnished. • '/•]]' :' '//-.•••:_ -V-'^ •yy':-^'r"':'":-y,':- YOUR CHANCE TO OWN HOMEiS CAY #581 till SANIBEL ISLES BEAUTIFUL, WELL ESTABLISHED Beachvlaw Country Club i •, 7 GULF PINES 11% Interest - NO CLOSING EXCLUSIVITY Looking for a home on a wide canal with a large dock where New Michigan Home* $123 JM. you can tie up a 32-foot motor or sailboat? Let us show you this MARINA COSTS I the most exclusive ancUmbst luxurious condominium offered lovely 3/2 home in Sanibel Isles. There are no bridges and just TWO LOTS opprox. 28,000 sq^ ft. for construction of one " Gumbo Limbo on Sanibel Island. Tiqua Cay Is a gurfront community of just three minutes from the bay. Room for a pool. Priced at home. Located on Old Banyan Way, a secluded road in Three bedrooms, two baths,-, family room, carpet, Come see this Unit located In one of the best rental perfor- foijr townhouse condominiums each featuring private garage,. $120,000. Partially furnished: Owners need to sell. one of Sanibel's prime single-family home residential Complete Marino in excellent location. Established dealer for mance condominium projects on the Island. Owner will carry private elevator, two story ceilings, two. balconies, private areas. A minute's walk away from the site of a new namebrand boats, motors, trailers. Qualified service depart- drapes and appliances. $125,000. ' financing. NO CLOSING COSTS I $115,000 Furnished. $30,000 atrium, and much much more. Truly the finest private con- : ;r:./';:/>:-DUNES; ;--v\ ;. -=•' swimming pool I Lots abound in natural vegetation. ment,, lucrative snack bar. Boat .rental and dockage. Accom- dominium residence conceived for luxury beachfront living. Owner has three bedroom, two bath, elevated home Shell Harbor Canal Homes down. 666 Beach Road, Sanibel Is. (So. on Beach Road to Gulf Spacious two-level home. Ground level includes, two car ' modates boats up to 30 ft.; dry storage available. Manager's Call for further details. . . floor plan available to purchaser. Specifically planned - right to Condo, Building 5 - 1st Floor Unit #581). See Mario L parking, large room and bath for a Cabana or 4th bedroom. home included. Income statements provided qualified buyer. - • Three bedroom, 2 bath, family room, pool, many ex- for this site. Complete amenities of Gulf Pines Subdivi- Renn. OPfN DAILY 10 AM -5 PM. Large screened pool and patio. First floor-living area; has fully tras. Unfurnished $159,000. • .. sionr party house with swimming'pool, tennis courts; •'•' Customized "Savllle" model with fireplace and equipped kitchen, lovely living and dining area opening onto beach access. $35,000. ..'' ' -'•''-• INVESTMENT a screened deck, overlooking the 7th fairway and the lake. . • entertainment center, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, family room, decorator designed. $168,500. Sundial Beeteh and Tennis Club is one of Southwest Florida's Nicely landscaped with built in sprinklers. This home was com- A GREAT BUY IN THE DUNES HI COME OUT OF YOUR SHELL! ' most popular resort condominium. .Offering 13 tennis courts,' pleted early in 1979.-Beautifully furnished from Robb and • Michigan "Amesbury". Large pool with A-frame three pools, cocktail lounge, dining room and more. Purchase Stuckey. $170,000 furnished^ . screening. Cathedral ceiling in Family Room. Close to BUY THIS BUSINESS ... your very own second home: and let us rent It for you when' 1 Beach Road. $185,000. Terms. ; ; • - An outstanding value In the Dunes Subdivision - a golf and your away. Prices from $56,000-$215,000 furnished. SANIBEL LAKE ESTATES • New Michigan "Deauvllle". 3 bedroom, 2 bath, country'club community. This well wooded lot has a beautiful' Beautiful Jarge three bedroom, two bath home. Split plan, . family room. About oOC from beach. Unfurnished CASAYBEL lake view. Water meter has already been installed. Priced at barrel tile roof, 2 car garage with automatic door opener. •" ^i ; '' '••, • ' . ; ; Established shell business. 12 years old. Owner guarantees $25,500/ with low down payment and excellent terms. $18,000 Wholesale value of shells in stock, located South. Cathedral ceiling In living room dining area. Extra large.lot on • Three bedroom, 2 bath and pool with A-frame GULF VIEW COTTAGE COLONY WEST screen enclosure. $159,500. :.- .. $22,500 with $6,000 down. Call Richard W. Birbeck. quiet Cut - de Sac. Room -for pool. Fenced ' back yard. Assumable mortgage. $83,9061 ' - ' ^ A Fointe Santo de Sanibel. condominium with an excellent gulf Tahiti Shores view, good rental history, and completely furnished. Priced to BUSINESS & INVESTMENTS One bedroom; one both condominium, located in the Michigan "Yorkshire". Private beach, 2 bedroom, 2 -sell at $139,000 allInclusive this beautiful condominium -won't finest resort on Sanibel. This property has a leaseback berth, wooded lot. $115,000. v last long so hurry. - - . We have investment^propertiesi ofall[types onSanibel and in SOUTH POINTE VILLAS - CONVE- the Southwest Florida area. Want to buy a restaurant, shopp- rental arrangement, fully furnished with all the resort Lake Murex Ol ing center, land on water? Give us a call. amenities available. $98,500 and up....• . . . NIENT, NEW, CLOSE TO ISLAND> BAY FRONT HQME Michigan "Savo/'. Two bedroom, two bath with glass- enclosed Family Room. Private beach access. $98,500. ' WHO SAYS YOU CAN'T HAVE Conceived in the'old Florida tradition this beautiful Bay front, YOUR CAKE AND EAT IT TOO??? home is situated on nearly an acre of land covered with i. ISLAND BEACH CLUB tropical plantings. Situated around a private garden this three BUILDABLE AND BEAUTIFUL LOTS bedroom, two bath home.with Florida room is a rare oppor- , Michigan "Manchester Mark I", 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, How about Fort Myers Beach'and a return on your investment. This exquisite, finely furnished condominium apartment witrv Busy location with busy tenants begging to sign long term tunity lo enjoy a natural yet elegant SariibeJ Island lifestyle. SANIBEL ESTATES : solar, heated pool, oversized lot, fully landscaped. $250,000.00. two-bedrooms/and two bathrooms has a gorgeous view of the leasesl Businesses include fast food restaurant and ice cream SANDDOLLAR .- $145,000. •••-•• •• ••-•• '•':;> '••••• ••' ', \,•'..;...;• \ ' On canai. $33,500 - $49,500. Gulf from the living area and balcony, You'll iove,it cind its parlor. OR • do your own thing! $250,000 with cash to mor- price - a rare Sanibel value at $115,000. • .•.,:' "• tgage. Contact Marie L Renn. ROCKS Seagrape Lane; Duplex LIVE IN ONE, RENT THREE Beautiful three bedroom gulffront concominium, fully Waterfront lot within walking distance of the deeded beach furnished. One pool, three tennis courts, B8Q grill area. Seagrape Cottages. Duplex with 1 bedroom on each, Seldome does an opportunity.like this come up. Four com- easement. Bass fishing In your back yard. side of attached carport. $92,500. Terms available. pletely furnished two bedroom, two bath and den apartments Only 36 condominiums in this secluded Gulffront com- ni ore now being offered,at the realistic price of $225,000.00., munity. $188,0001 • ;• . • '" - GUMBO LIMBO- complete. A private beach;access, is within'walking distance SANIBEL PINES RESTRICTED IF YOU ARE A CONNOISEUR - and is part of your purchase. Ready to go and priced to sell. An exceptionally beautiful lot, totally covered-with native IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Call for appointment. vegetation. One block from Periwinkle - with complete COMMERCIAL privacy in area of expensive homes. Over !6 acre. Only Two 1 bedroom cottages, and a 2 bedroom, 2 bath unit HERE'S A. [LOUNGE $21,500 FIRM. Select from several fine homes |ust completed. Outstanding with family room and fireplace. Carports, workshop RESTAURANT FOR YOU ... ONE OF A KIND BETTS SUBDIVISION ' wCKxJed loccaions. $l()3,X)0t) to $119,CC0 tqnd darn well worth and laundry with washer/dryer. Large lot 150" x 200'. SANIBEL ARMS it). Call today for an inspection at your convenience. .. . $280,000. Terms available. -••/ . • The crows nest is the name • given • to this bay front one Two large lots on a wide canal. Just two minutes to Blind Pass. Established business - seats 300+. Excellent lease. $125,000 bedroom, one bath condominium at Mariner Pointe: Sur- Prices: one, $40,000, and. one $44,000. 29% down, for 10/ with $30,000 down, located South U:S. 41. Real Esfate can also rounded by water.on twosides this is truly one of-the most uni- years or cash. • . RENTAL YN be purchased. Contact Richard W. Birbeck. que bay front condominiums ever offered. Priced at One bedroom, one berth, unfurnished Wtth assumable $96,000.00 completely furnished. -...;, : SHELL HARBOR mortgage of 7%%.:Boot .dockage, on site rental BARGAIN ON SANIBEL SEASONAL REr\JTALS STIU AVAILABLE One of the few lots loft to be brought In the original Shell Har- manager, pool, clubhouse,.Gy|f beach. $55,900. . . bor. On wide canal with seawall. The appreciation value RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY Second chance to get what you thought you could not afford — makes this area one of the most desirable on Sanibel. Away • The Rocks. Large lot facing Conservation land, on BUSINESS a gorgeous view down the canal, boat dockage, 2 bedrooms, ni from traffic. •• ; . ' .1 . waterway. $28,500. . _ . Established beauty salon In prime Periwinkle location. Equip- 1 Vi baths. Fully furnished wltrrpool,tennis/; outdoor grill, o|l BUY YOURSELF A JOB ANDBE ment, supplies and established clientele included; Reasonably SEA GATE SUBDIVISION for only $63,000.00. let us tell you more.; 'i-.. , V ' • Gumbo limbo on lake. From $23,000.",.".'., . priced with terms to help you get started. ••• Beachview Country Club Estates from $38,500 YOUR OWN BOSS 111 Nine extra large lots, at the end of West Gulf Drive In a.lovely •Shell Harbor. Two contiguous lots on canal. Car Wash, all equipment included. $28,500 - No reasonable vegetated area. Just 100 yardsfrom a beach that few people $110,000. $35,000 plus inventory will put you in this established, year- offer refused. findl Prices from $52,300 to $72,000. • Gumbo limbo. 1-% acres. Terms. $37,000 round business in prestigious area of South, Fort Myors. In- CAYO COSTA INLAND BELLE MEADE Escapism is real whenwou live on Cayo Costa Island. Peace JUST LISTED AT MARINER POINTE • Shell Harbor. Long-view down canal. On sewer. cludes fixtures and leasehold improvements. Comfortable in- : ; come stream. Cash required to purchase. Cpntact Marie I. and quiet abound on this undisturbed paradise where both the. -$65,000 • •••': - •• :•>.;•>••:• :y/,.:- .. • K - Affordable lot water service included. $14,000 • Shell Harbor. Seawall, boat dock, on sewer. Renn. . State and the Federal government maintain protected areas. One bedroom; one bath apartment in bayside Mariner Pointe :$63.500; ;..i ./* •-, ••-•,• ,. . ,. • •.••-...... SANIBEL BAYOUS r Choose either a one bedroom, one bath cottage for $59,900; condominium. CanaUview unit with' two porches; washer and . West Gulf Drive $100,000 or a two bedroom, two bath cottage, with double, lot for dryer in vnit,'dishwasher,, disposal, and all the amenities of Owner will finance nicely vegetated lot. $20,000 •'"..••-:- $114,900. Both look to the Gulf of Mexico and both have .;• Bayview $35,000 Mariner Pointe, including oivslte fishing pier, boat dock, CONDOMINW private boat dockage on the bay-side of the island. Each is ful- ni Lagoon Estates $25,000 board walk, two swimming pools, tennis courts, etc., is fully ,'•. Kings Crown, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, view of Gulf over ly furnished. Foron appbihtmienttoTvisit these exceptional of- : Shell Harbor $66,000 CLAM BAYOU furnished at price of $66,000. •'i .'••'.\ V ..V courtyord. $12^,000;... J . ferings, call... • BRING HOME THE MEAT - WITH Donax $22,500 1 acre water frontage lot. Native vegetation $50,000. • Sanibel Moorings. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, good rental, Gumbo Limbo $19,500 record. $87,900. .-..'• ., ... , _ - PURCHASE OF THIS DELICATESSEN CAPE CORAL If on Sanibel, this lot would cost $60,000. Direct access canal Located South - fantastic potential. Only $30,000 with $7,000 lofc$17,50a Your personal inspection of these and other • ._ down. Also, gas pumps and gas concession included with ;••• *•••!' THIS SPACE RESERVED fine properties may be arranged by •(: Executive Delicatessen business. Contact Richard W. Birbeck. FOR YOUR PROPERTY. •'• ' ' . .... contacting:. '_ ;.' ;'•'.-••••:,-:•.:•'••'.':•'• CALL US TODAY! AFTER HOURS: 472-3897 Estate^Broker '•'' Main Office: .455 Periwinkle Wpy , : HOMES CHUCK BUNDSCHU, INC. REALTOR \ (At the lighthouse end of the Island) ' JOHN NAUMANN ft ASSOCIATES. INC /^^^\, 50y ; Sanibel Island (81.3) 47S-5187 MALTORS -" Captivalslond (813) 472-2523 OPEN 7 DAYS. A WEEK 8441 O$. 41 South 472-3121 REALTOR® Fort Myers Ft 33907 - P.O/Box 168, Sanibel Bland, Florida 33957 8rdnc)iOHice: 2427 Periwinkle VVoy Mon., Tues., Wed. evenings til 7 Roy Homey Realty of the Islands Inc. before Bailey]s Shopping Center) ; 950 Periwinkle Way • -'(• Registered Real Estate Broker 472-1546 at lindgren Boulevard ~ ; '.- : After Hours: 2019 Periwinkle Way REALTOR ••" U After Hours: 472-3897 •'(•'' Sanibel. Fl. 33957 i••fft (813) 482.1017/334-1059 . . 2353 Periwinkle Way if M i { B30 December1& 1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter December S8,1979 B31 WRITE P.O. DRAWER R. SANIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA 33957 4724587 WRITE P.O. DRAWER R,SANIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA 33957 ACROSS 1 Part of a full CROSSWORD PUZZLE house 59 MissKett Edited by EUGENE T. MALESKA PAINTER REMOYRIP) WINDOW LOTS AND bland Shopping Center - Next to Bailey's S Fairbanks, to C9 Strip 1 2 3 4 10 11 12 Mends ffl Rockne OF SANIBEL GABACCIA CLEANING ACREAGE t Adventure tale 42 Kind of food '3 Wallpapering & Pointing CONTRACTOR f licensed, call (Bob): Licensed - Insured - Bonded SERVICE MOWED 15 Costa tS Iggins of "My 472-4207' is Iand l« — Vi4?246:^: Captivo-472-2518 14 N. L. player Fair Lady" .-TfM: TFN CALL 472-4439 15 Pranksters* 94 Chevron-wearers: • y >•••• .-.••. . •-• '- • •-'•••••- TFN tricks Abbr. wasish house 16 Arabian seaport 45 Use the scissors • KENBREDOG I NAVE YARD WORK ! JARTH onu§ vi«r DA v• rnto A M. -8&o PML 17 Fair-to-mtddlin* 99 Watery seven PLUMBING HOUSE f •i CA*E;JNC Attendant- Mon.-Fri. 7:00 A.M. - 3 P.M. 18 Apply some GROOMING Complete landscaping, tree Sot. 7:00 A.M. - Noon. TFN 25 28 27 1 2242 Periwinkle Way muscle '" DOWN 1530 Periwinkle Way trimming and brush chipper : " 472-1101 U Fumbling. 1 Coventry 30 ; ' 472-im C<\ service. Serving Sanibel & 31 34 35 GOES A Sanibel 472-2902 Captive.. 472-3440 TFN pharmacist carriage ,r^'; •', TFN Luther Kask ,-y 472-2853 21 Ours, in parts 2 General's right- 38 L of Quebec hand man *- " BIKE REPAIRS. ' "^" Xt Rival of S.M.U. On the rocks W SANIBEL YARD CARE/ SALES • RENTALS WALLPAPERING 24 time A little Classified od goes a long, way! Lowest rates on the Island, Encountered ... to find cash buyers for what you have to sell STORAGE TREE TRIMMING four-40th year. :'_>• !>-;-i" AND ••'r-:i (never) Arnaz and son ... to find tenants for yourrental property ... $5 and up monthly. ' ' ' ' The Bike Bam 'v 29 Keep the bird County in ... to find qualified workers to fill your job opening 236> Periwinkle Way ft TOPPING :*17Ma|ri Street ifCERAM IC TILE CONTRACTi NG «6 47 48 moist England Put a little Classified ad to work today) 472^5261 or 472-1592 472^5738 -. Rear' of Corner Shoppe 28 Ih-the-news Dark horse's •H TFN. • • -;: Opposite Z-Elftv«n TFN PAINTING cartel victory 52 1537 55 56 57 Simply fill out the handy, ad form and mail with your All Types of Tile 3+*2 Butter- "I give my payment to: • ' '• •; - Repairs & Remodeling a Specialty! 8 58 SEASCAPE 542^92 \ * fingered horse——and Island Reporter CERAMIC ISLAND SITTING TFN deejays beans" LAWN CARE 9 Beer supply 61 — 163 ~ •""." P.p. Drawer R TILE SERVICES j« Give —whirl Complete lawn care service FOR; SALE 37 Royal 10 Clever 64 Sanlb.l, FL 33957 for residential, commercial adornment New - Repairs -Renovations three Island Adults offering properties. Sanibel -Captivo B QN HIM R, INC -11 Culbertson peer -—. — Ads must be received by Tuesday noon for publication Edward T. Forrest Sfl Sports org," "." 12 Rival of 14 the following Friday child sitting services. MlteTlpson ' Seasonal Firewood • Roof Coating & Water Proofing 4« Nob Hill sight Across that must • grackles Day or Evening. 472-3435 . Delivered For 42 Sudden turn Nothing" BM.-S42-0M0 Call 472-1972 On Vocation , $60 Per Cord v 15 —— gratias the devil" 38 Scarcity 59 Get at the issue 942-2277 12/28 Dec, 20th • Jan. 3rd 472-2120 • Tile or Built-up Roofs 44 Baltic Sea TFN 20 Twisted one's 31 Dozen, in 41 Short-horned 51 Sell hot tickets •• ^'' ' C^ • Authorized Applicators. For feeder arm Durango grasshoppers 53 Actress Remick 45 Lagoon entry 21 Indian money 32 Man. or Bklyn. 43 Takes on in 54 Case for needles VIP Polymer Water Proof 4t "G.I. Jane" 25 ——-a-brac 33 He outranks a battle 55 Safe's partner ISLAND AIRE, PET GROOMING TV—APPLIANCE of 1942 26 Bataan group viscount 46 Throws four 56 Poet Pound , Decorative Coatings 49 Teachers' org. 27 Strikebreaker 34 Carryon wide ones 57 Gamma and INC; - ' Grooming By GLORIA'S ANIMAL 51 Kind of silver: r 29 "He must have verbally 47 Surrounded by violet BAZAAR PIT SHOP CONDITIONING "Interior & Exterior Abbr. a long spoon 35 Food for 48 "MuchAdo- 472-1260 Sales and SERVICE 542-7965 TFN 52 Overzealous All Breeds Design Construction Answers on 4-A AIR " Grooming and Bathing ' "- woosnii THETAN CRAFTS Certs, Toolll TVANDAPP1IANCC Residential & Commercial Palm Ridge Rood' ' LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS CONDITIONING Pick-up service available : \ g_ ::V Full line of pets supply William Compton ISLANp MOPED •• . NOIKI or mramoN TO of Section 865.09, Florida SANDPEBBLE CONDOMINIUM), YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that Call 482-45.34 472-1133 (81») 472-22S5after* REGISTER ncimous NAMI Statutes, 1963. - • SANIBEL, LEE COUNTY* the administration of the estate ' ;-:.- -$2.00 ••;•;• 2«20. , . -*'*•;;- . 2.30 "for appointment. 999 Beach Rd.; REPAIRS f3IGYCLES zl 472-224t4 Sanibel, a 33957 - Witness our hand, this 17th day FLORIDA. AS SUBMITTED BY ; of Phoebe S. Haynle. deceas- •- C-w SALES & SERVICE • ••.'-•.. - •'•-.••• • T»N 1/11 Flat tires, brake adjustments, gears repaired + oil major & The.undersigned doe* hereby ••.' . •• •.••"•.•- •• •: .•• -TFN of December, 1979. Jilly A. RICHARD KENNEDY AND ed,. File .Number 79:1425 CP- $2.40 certify that we are conducting Tolley and Mary LoCieoro. V ROBERT MANZ. Nd. 79^1009 RTS,"Ts pending In the Circuit 2.50 — - . minor work. •'•••:•.• ;- . . •.: •"* .'' " ' ' ' ••'••• a lea Cream.Shop bvsinms at Sworn to and subscribed to by D.P. Court for Lee County, Florida, We feature new airless; tires guaranteed never to go flat. ; Each additional word 10c _ '-•• Wm. "Mac" McArthur ti? 2460 Palm Ridge Rd., Sanibel, Jill A. Tolley and;. Mary Z 10:00 A.M. CONSIDERATION •„ ProbaWOivisioh/Mhe oddress We offer pick-up & delivery for $1.00 '. . Be sure fo include your phone and Sons' '. ••••• Florida, under the fictitious LbCicero before me this 17th OF A REQUEST FOR A SPECIFIC of which is Fort Myers, Florida;: . number or "address in the od ' • Painting & Paper hanging ' name of Island Ice Cream Inc. AMENDMENT TO THE COM- The personal representative of ISLAND MOPED day of December, A.D. 1979. A 472-2979 Please don't pick the sea grapes. DBA at bland Ice Cream and . ' • UsaLamson PREHENSIVE LAND USE PLAN, the estate is Robert C." Haynie that said firm is composed of 12-21. 12-2B. 1-4, Ml SECTION 3.3.2: RESIDENTIAL whose address is 3813 Gulf NAME. 1450.Periwinkle Way, Sanibel 472-5248 the following, persons whose YARD REQUIREMENTS, TO PER- Drive, Sanibel. FL; 33957; The Call before 7:30 a.m. TFN names and- places of MIT A BOAT DAVIT WITHIN FIVE name and address of the per- or after 7:30 p.m. Joyce residences are as follows: NOTICI OF INTENTION ADDRESS. 601 Los Colo ly Road TO REGISTER FEET OF THE SIDE PROPERTY sonal representative's attorney David • Anne Joffe. 1163 Kit^ are set forth below. Sanibel, FI. 33957 472-1571 ISLANP FICTITIOUS NAME UNE ON LOT 9. BLOCK C; EARTH tiwake Or. Sanibel, FL, Phillip SANIBa ISLES 1 (1725 JEWEL All.persons having claim* or P6ONE P.O. Box 293 ABBOTT & LOCKSMITH & Joann Yoffe. 2300 Glenn, BOX DRIVE), CITY OF SANIBEL, demands against the estate are- ', .'Landscaping view, Louisville, KY. Owner- The undersigned does hereby "YOUR HOME r>G€NCVIIiC Tree Trimming & Removal LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA. AS SUB- required, WITHING THREE CLASSIFICATION We "care'' foryour home, ship of Island Ice Cream DBA certify that we are conducting ISOURCASTU" FREEWARD Bush-Hog MITTED BY ANTHONY AND MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF 1619 PERIWINKLE WAY pool or condo when you're DON HUMPHREYS Island Ice Cream is as follows: a retail sales business at 2460 - Property Services. Inc. Tractor Mowing • CLELIA lOPPOLO. NO. 79-196 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF SANIBEL. IS^ FL 33957 away. Security and Phone 472-2394 Palm Ridge Rd., Sanibel, • •--.-• -:•: :• -TFN: .. 472.1170 TFN David & Anno Joffe 50%, S.A. • ' •-.••••• '• '•'-:- • ' ' THIS NOTICE, to file with the Florida, under tho fictitious maintenance as you. wish. Phillip Q Joann Yoffo 50%. clerk of the above court a writ- name of Wings - Wildlife 3. 10:15 A.M. CONSIDERATION 472-2697 Odd. jobs our specially. We OF A REQUEST FOR A SPECIFIC ten statement of any claim or T-Shirts and that said firm is We'll watch over your home are retired year round Island, It ia our intention to apply to. AMENDMENT TO THE COM- demand.they may have. Each composed of the' following T while you are away. 4 residents. . , , the Clerk of the Circuit Court in PREHENSIVE LAND USE PLAN, claim must be in • writing; and bahama recovering 472-2108 persons whose -names and must indicate the basis for the . Twice monthly walk thru and for Lee County, Florida to SECTIONS 3*5 (2): BAY BABYSITTER REGISTER inspection. 472-1307 ; .. 'Financial Planning & Management) register the said name, of places of residences are as claim, the name and address BEACH IMPERMEABLE UPhlptSTERIN^ and only $20.00 monthly. - '.'., 472-1116 ...••/•••. -7 Island Ice Cream under the follows: sole owner: Michael COVERAGE: 3.9.6 (2): DEVELOP- of the creditor or his agent or . Karen Hughes • 472r4616 (retired RM) ..-•-.:• •.::;:-'/v '••/•:.•'••-'mi LaTona, P.O. Box 9421, St. V t '•.••••• ••'•'•• /-TFN attorney, and the amount provisions of Section 865.09, MENT IN THE ALTERED LAND Antoinette Sassman -472-5811. Anytime . • accounting and bookkeeping for shops, motels, condo %:•:•••:•• Thomas, U.S. V.I. 00801. 936^642;: ^ Florida Statues. 1963. ZONE; 3.4.9: BAY BEACH; 3.3.2 . . claimed.- If the claim is not yet Jeanne Mason - 9394)201.939-8798 • weekends, eyeninas Ownership of Wings r Wildlife associations, partnerships, and corporations-Including (3): RESIDENTIAL YARD RE- due, the date when it will Marcle Ferriot - 472-4690. 472-4655. after school, T-Shirts is as follows: Michael ; # budget preparation,' financial statements and -financial Witness owners hand, this-21st QUIREMENTS, TO ENABLE CON- become due shall be stated. If weekends. LaTona 100%. ; . Free Estimates. CARPENTRY analyses as well as "\-, • ••' •..• •' •-• . •••:•• day of December, 1979. David STRUCTION OF A SWIMMING the claim is contingent or unli- ; It is our intention to apply to Kathy Meyer - 472>3I4I summer - anytime, school - evenings m executive tax service a division of H"8> R locfc' . & Anne Joffe, Phillip & Joann POOL TEN FEET FROM THE EDGE quidated, the .nature of the & weekends. : . TREE EXPERTS the Clerk of the Circuit Court in WEEKDAYS 8-5 Sonibel Center Building, 1711 Periwinkle Way. Yoffe. OF SEAWALL ON THE BAY uncertainty shall be. stated. If Becky Mitchell - 472-4885 or 472^216. anytime after 2 & RENOVATION and for Lee County, Florida to .SATURDAYS 8-12 PO Box 194, Sanibel, Florida 33957 BEACH LOT 7, UNIT 4, SANIBa the claim is secured, the p.m. weekdays and anytime weekends. • ; . . ~ 1939 DANA DRIVE-"FORT MYERS 694-6233 register the said name of (813)472-1439 Elliot Gelberg Sworn to and subscribed to by ESTATES (584 LIGHTHOUSE security shall be described. The Carol Read - 472-5111 ext. 5216 anytime. Captiva only Locot«lAcrossiromAlrport«HU.S.'41 South' •; '- •• • '• - • SPECIALISTS Wings - Wildlife T-Shirts under Phillip and Joann Yoffe before WAY), CITY OF SANIBa. LEE claimant shall deliver suffi- Julie Suhling Oaugherty - 472-2549 after 6 or on J. Complete tree care. - the provisions of • Section In frame and concrete me this 10th day «• December, COUNTY.. FLORIDA, AS SUB- cient copies of the claim to the •';-'. .-.:.:..-=•-•-" Vii>;--'.--";- ..•'>• •••- 865.09, Florida Statutes, 1963. weekends. ' Landscoping, residential . A.D. 1979. MITTED BY WILLIAM fi. clerk to enable the clerk to • : 'Structures,-and .-•,!•••*..:,• Witness my hand, this 6th day Kevin Epranian - 472-2322 weekends anytime • anc! industrial. •. REKSHAN. NO. 79-197 SJK. mail one copy to each personal Gloria Johnson - 472-4587 after 4 p.m. miscellaneous woodwork.. . Complete lavyn • of December; 1979. Michael santiva licensed. Bonded ft Insured NEW BUSINESS ON Peggy I. Koch 4. 10:30 A.M. CONSIDERATION - representative. '.: • . ' Ellen Hunt - 472-5573 - anytime 7. -•maintenance. LaTona Sanibel & Outer, blonds. NotaryPublic . OF A REQUEST FOR A DEVELOP- All persons interested in the Monica Stohlin - 472-327*. Own- home daytime • Land clearing trees & stumps. SANIBEL-CAPTIVA Sworn to arid subscribed to by MENT PERMIT TO INSTALL A ;-.-ji-F1ione472^758.::. •••. t' estate to whom a copy of this Tracey Upscomb -472-1357 or 472-4035 evenings and housekeeping services • .-• --.r-'<;'•;.• ' &••'. .TFN Michael LaTona before me this i SNACK BAR UNDER THE EX- •.-• •;v-:v1 - •-:••', •- - TFN 12-2B.I-4.M1.1-1B Notice, of Administration' has weekends ' , r -. -^ 6th day of .December, A.D. ISTING RESTAURANT AND been ' mailed - are required, Chrys Webb - 472-5205. at my nome. daytime no NOTICE OF INTENTION 1979. CLUBHOUSE BUILDING AT SUN- DENftttS&SON WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM weekends. : .' Sanibel Island, FI. 33957 ; .at TO REGISTER Josephine W. Didie DIAL OF SANIBEL, GULF DRIVE, THE DATE OF THE FIRST Dlna Frazetta - 472-1754. Fridays and Weekends . Maid Service - Home Guard-Window Cleaning FICTITIOUS NAMI 12-21.12-2*, 1-4, Ml : SANIBEL, LEE COUNTY, PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, Heather McGrotty - 472-2758. after school <>r weekends. ~ 1 -*•"iProfessionalCleanlrigof Homes, ' ''•"-'- DRY FOAM CARPET t FLORIDA, AS SUBMITTED BY to file any objections they may (Captiva) - - ,. ~ Condominiums ond Business Offices • The undersigned does hereby UPHOLSTERY CLEANING PUBLIC HEARINGS FRED HEMINGWAY OF W.R. have that challenge the validi- Jonna Patterson - 472-1432. weekends • DO NOT PARK OR DRIVE YOUR certify that we are conducting CITY OF SAMUEL FRIZZELL ARCHITECTS, INC., ty of the decedent's will, the Barbara Stokes, 472-2W5, any nights including weekends. Telephone: 481-4761 a restaurant business at 6460 PERIWINKLE FOR SUNDIAL OF SANIBEL NO. qualifications of the personal Paul Bennett. 472-3B14. any time. " TFN VEHICLE ON THE Captivo Rd., Sanibel, Florida, The Sanibel Planning Commis- 79-1026 D.P. _ . _ representative, or the venue or Wendy Tattle, 472-22M, weeknights. ; WAY BlKf PATH.i under the fictitious name of Bruce A. Rogers, . jurisdiction of the court. sion will conduct Public Hear- Beth Ford 472-1241, weekday afternoons. Duddie Me T's and that said Planning Director ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND ings on Monday, January 14, Susan Ueber - 472-4845 anytime : ' firm is composed of the follow- . OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED ing persons whose names and 1980 at MocKenzie, Hall, 2245 12-2» Sue Mellck • 472-4XM anytime - , RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL Palm Ridge Road, Sanibel, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED places of residences are as IN THE aRCUTT COURT FOR Date of the first, publication of Tracy Hughes •472-9204. weeknights offer school & DRIES IN A FEW HOURS Florida, to consider the follow- 1 follows: Jill Tolley and Mary weekends. • ...- .-, ••.:••••-. -.-'V' - •' '• .•.•;.".• ing applications: ' • . • LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA PRO- this .Notice of Administration: LoCicero, 475 Rabbit Rd., BATE DIVISION File Number Use Simon. . 472-4898, evenings &. weekends^ - ; Sanibel, Florida. Ownership of 79-1425 CP Division RTS . Robert C. Haynie 472-5483 Duddie Me Ts is as follows: Jill 1. 9:35 A.M. CONSIDERATION •As Personal Representative of OF A REQUEST FOR A DEVELOP- IN RE: ESTATE OF PHOEBIE S. ANTENNA SYSTEMS Tolley 50%, Mary LoCieoro HAYNIE ; the Estate of Phoebe S. Haynie 50% MENT PERMIT TO CONSTRUCT Deceased THREE DUPLEXES ON A PARCEL Deceased ANYONE WISHING TO'BE REGISTERED Sanibel - Captiva (only) ALL WORK GUARANTEED It is our intention to apply to OF LAND LOCATED IN SECTION NOTICI OF ADMINISTRATION ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL SHOULD CALL 4721587 472-5984 the Cleric of Circuit Court in and 30, TOWNSHIP 46 SOUTH. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING REPRESENTATIVE: John W. In providing this service. Island Reporter assume*no FREE ESTIMATES for Lee County, Florida to RANGE 23 EAST (MIDDLE GULF CLAIMS OR DEMANDS Schumacher, Jr. 8 Periwinkle responsibility vis-a-vis those who us* It. •. Anvtime register the said name of Dud- DRIVE BETWEEN MOON- AOAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE Place, Sanibel, FL 33957. AS A SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, ISLAND REPORTER AND ALL OTHER PERSONS IN- die Me T's under the provision SHADOW DUPLEXES AND Telephone: 472-3154 IS PROVIDING THISRCGISTEBOF BABYSITTERS : ? if TERESTED IN THE ESTATE: 12-18 December tS. 1979 Island Reporter BS2 is* A new dining adventure cM-island style Visit this nostalgic restaurant inspired by a landmark of gracious hospitality on Sanibel Island. Enjoy informal seaside . Sanibel's beaches over the New Year's i dining in a turn-of^e-century atmosphere at the new Thistle holiday weekend were dotted with some 20 roaring bonfires, around which party-goers • it Lodge Restaurant at Casa Ybel Resort. celebrated the coming of 1980. Most, if hot all, of the beach fires were legally permit- ted by the Sanibel Fire Department, but some island residents believe such fires Choose from an adventurous selection of a la carte dishes or should be under stricter control, or banned, altogether. ' " • ; your favorite entrees served family style. Later, visit our lounge In the past few months, Sanibel Police have received a series of complaints about and enjoy dancing and entertainment in an old-Elorida setting* beach fires, inducing city officials to ex- amine city regulations of the fires. City ordinance allows "recreational fires" on the beach under permit from the Developed by The Mariner Group, the creators of the award- fire department. The fire department re- winning Chadwick's Restaurant on Gaptiva Island. • f quires only a $25 deposit before a permit is issued. The fire must be doused by 1HW Hum. arid must be cleaned up by 10KW a.m. the next morning. .•: . V. r Beach fires are permitted at city-owned On the Crulf at Casa Ybel Resort pubUc beach accesses. Any other location Even though beach bo^fit^ West Gulf Drive, Sanibel Island — : : requires the consent of the adjacen:; t beach restricted or banned altogether. ,. '- ;v-:>. ';•}:..' ,:•'•;..:'...-y..:y. {;.-•;•• ;~:; •• -;•; ''^\:i/-:/\A-; vX^--"^ ^f^^/'''' " Open 5:30 to 10 PM -.jit.jit- : tempi^ tarotaWthtarotaWthe 16catioi n olftrelft s ffrom: Lounge open 5:30 PM to 1:30 AM '•'•6ne pubBbB c act»siii i to another to-preyenton e Jocation^m being the site of a fire two 472-9278 nights in'^ajrayir^-'••/,;•'.•;•,•;•..•;. :•. ---..>s • '••- .••'..• r ^each front condominium owners near By Don Whitehead planning commission to be "reasonable," . the public beach accesses have complained • Gross said that while he could possibly of the fact that the istend-wide impact of of . noise, rowdiness and vandalism A request by long-time island resident support the planning commission recom- associated with beach fires, arid have asked SUNDAY BRUNCH Velna Ridge for an increase in density on a . mendation, he wanted to determine first. % continued on 9-A • continued on 9-A 4.7-acre parcel to the north of Loggerhead An Authentic Family Style Brunch: •Cay condominium was met wittiargerierally Homemade Soup; House Salad; Choice of: sympathetic reaction from city, councilmen on Wednesday,* but i (^nincilman Porter Roast Beef, Fish Fry, Polynesian Roast Pork, Goss said he wanted an opinion from* City --or nuisancei Dixie Chicken; Choice of: Assorted Pies, Old Attorney " Neal Bowen on .whether favorable action on this would establish a : By Nancy DelFavero plaint and investigated Damroth's Anhinga she said, and claimed a discarded cigarette Fashion Sundaes. ; precedent. •..';.' '.. • •. '; , :;'.: -;;;'' ;••. - Drive lots they discovered a pile of dried could send the wall up in flames. . All dinners also include Thistle Lodge Originally Mrs. Ridge, represented by at- The. city says it's a public nuisance, a vegetation running the length of her "When you see a big chunk of Brazilian homemade bread and your choise of beverage. torney John Schumacher, had asked for an neighbor confplained that it's a trash heap beachfront property. Scattered among the pepper and grass clippings on the beach," increase in density from one to eight dwell- and a fire hazard, the land use plan seems' vegetation were parts of a "broken wooden said Symroski, "you'd say the neighbors Minimum order of two per dinner ing unitsoa the parcel. The planning com- to say it's a structure that requires a per- chair, beer cans, styrofoam cups and grass may have a point." ' j 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. $8.50 per person mission recommended to council a total of mit, but it's creator, Ellen Damroth, is clippings.'. ".- -,..'.•;.,.-•.•.' ' '•••-.-•• -•,•::: ':: An architect by profession with a degree steadfastly, standing by. her "nature wall" Damroth was cited for violation of the ci- from the University of Switzerland, Children under 12 half price. The proposed change in density alloca- as she calls it, and says that if the row of ty's litter ordinance and was told she was Damroth built her first nature wall 12 tion grows out of revision in the ecological dried vegetation used to retard erosion to piling "debris" on the beach. The ordinance years ago at the Anhinga Drive lot when zones map. The revised map, adopted by her^bayfront property must come down; defines litter as "junk, refuse and all other she learned that palm fronds affixed toth e council a year ago, contains changes reflec- she's leaving town. : -'-•".'; material," including "vegetative debris," shoreline seemed to have some effect on ting errors made in the original mapping. "This all started when a neighbor com- which if accumulated is classified as. a the rate of erosion by dissipating the Under- the; first mapping, 'the Ridge plained of trash on the beach," said Sanibel public nuisance. Damroth says the problem ; energy of the' waves. "., parcel was all placed in the "wetlands- Associate Planner Ty Symroski, "but one is that some folks treat her nature wall as a : By experimenting with different. com- uplands" zone, which would have permitted man's trash, you know, is another man's dump and the broken chair was a product of binations of types of vegetation and f only one dwelling unit on the 4.7 acres. The gold." When Symroski and city Code In- a recent act of vandalism. Her neighbors of revised map, however, shows approximate- spector Dick Baker followed up the com- 12 years told the city it was a fire hazard, • continued on 10-A ly 45 percent, or over two acres, as falling in the "mid-island ridge," which allows a significantly higher density. , : I .i Following a formula proposed by Com- J '? missioner Betty Robinson, which would ap- ply the "mid-island ridge" density if 2.2 units per acre to 45 percent of the tract, the planning commission came up with a' Traffic jam recommendation for five dwelling units. ' i Sunfish sailboats create their . J.-s Schumacher also pointed out to council own traffic jam ah the; gulf (off \. that a considerable/amount of "fill" had SanibeL The traffic jams that ac: ^ been placed on the land, at a cost to Mrs.: ' companied the Christmas holidays: Ridge of about $15,000. Councilman Duane were a sure sign thai ihi'ipinter':- White, who was planning commission chair- : season has arrived, ForaptokaL, man at the time the: plan was developed, ••• how to survive the season, see:' observed that it should have been in the r •page i-B. "filled .land" category,^ which would- have given it a higher density, j i WWte said that he believed "there to be justification for increasing the density, but just Jiow much til -see later.'^May«t^Pran- ds Bailey commented that whUe council has "tp watch out for impact oh public ser- vices" by such changes, he believed the allocationi of five units as proposed by the- i