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Volume 22 No. 23 Tuesday, June 29,1982 Two Sections, 15 cents The Fund for Animals Anti-cruelty organization needs members, money

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Original artwork by Molly Eckler S; Harlequin Nature Graphics. Copyright—all rights reserved. City, Wulfert Point owners Tests show salinity up in river The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation samples of water from various locations in agree on 465 units Foundation conducted salinity tests of the the river system. Dr. Herbert Rhinesmith Sanibel River system last week and for- tested the samples and found the following By Barbara Brundage offered to up the density on a 415-acre tract warded the results to City Manager Bernie salinity in milligrams per litre: A City Council appointed fact finding team of land at Wulfert Point to 465 dwelling units: Murphy on Monday. On San-Cap Road south of Tarpon Bay at the eleventh hour Monday came up with This is 50 more than permitted on the site Foundation Chairman Rose Rogers weir - Total dissolved solids test yielded no what is hoped will be the magic number for under the city's Open Space ordinance. thanked Murphy for his assurance that answer; salinity of water, also no answers. an out-of-court settlement in the Chianelli Monday's offer climaxed a 3V2-hour repairs to the Tarpon Bay Weir will be made At junction of Sanibel River and Lock lawsuit that has been hanging fire for more negotiating session with attorneys James following the overtopping of that weir during Street canal - Total dissolved solids, 5,500; than six years. continued page 23A heavy rains that flooded Sanibel June 17-18. continued page 23A The city's three-man negotiating team The salinity testing last week involved

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Non-profit group strives to stop cruelty to animals

By Peggy Dailey may have been necessary to its present status as a sport. The Fund for Animals is an anti-cruelty organization Although some furs are valuable, most skins, such a nutria dedicated to, among other things, stopping the slaughter of and squirrel, fetch from $1 to $3 each. baby harp seals and fit bull fighting, psychological ex- He discusses the "fake-fur" campaign of the early 70s, periments on monkeys inlaboEatsries and leg-traps to catch which enlisted the sincere efforts of Doris Day, Angle fur-bearing animals. Dickinson, Jayne Meadows, Gunsmoke's Amanda Blake Island naturalist George Campbell, a member of the Fund and popular Mary Tyler Moore. for Animals and, and international coordinator for the Perhaps the most astute comment was made by group, says the organisation needs more members and Meadows, who said, "I feel very sad for women who con- more funds. tinue to purchase real fur coats. They are lacking in The founder of the fund, Cleveland Amory, well-bom woman's most important qualities -- heart and sensitvity." author (The Proper Bostonians), TV critic for some years Amory is perhaps most effective in his case for banning and now animal activist, is both loved and hated. leg-traps. Perhaps one of the most fiendish tortures either Amory's seminal book about the anti-cruelty fund, Man intentionally or unintentionally devised by man, leg- Kind? Our Incredible War on Wildlife, was published by trapscatch a small annual's leg. It is required by law that Harper and Row in 1974. traps be checked every so often, but the law is not enforce., Campbell's hard-cover copy is inscribed in blue-fountain and animals often starve, die of injuries or are eaten by pen, "For Jean and George - with thanks and admiration predators. for the best planned and executed day in the life of this book, One possible solution Amory mentions is practiced by the weather excepted! Cleveland. Sanibel, Nov. 30, 1974." state of Mississippi - poison-tipped arrows that contain a And the book, which has been reprinted in several powerful muscle relaxant that kills the animal within about paperback editions, is a muckraking, potboiling expose in 30 seconds. However, Amory maintains poison is still loo the best tradition of Lincoln Steffens and Upton Sinclair's primitive and painful, in most cases, to be "humane." TheJungle. One could never read it and still want a fur coat. Amory's non-profit group, The Fund For Animals, is The book begins with a chapter wryly called "Support located at 140 West 57th St., New York, N.Y. 10019 Dues are Your Right To Arm Bears," in which, among other things, around $15 a year. More information is available from Amory demolishes what he sees as the the "sportsman'1 Campbell at 472-2825 or at the SCCF. arguments - the main one being that hunting '"harvests' Campbell says action is needed in the form of letters to animals and thus keeps a specific population strong. congressmen and senators, especially in the U.S. Congress, However, Amory points out, harvesting by hunting takes to prevent weakening or loss of important legislation such the large and good and strong animals, while predators take as the Endangered Species Act, which comes up for renewal the weak and ill. this year. He also talks about hunting in the past and famous hun- In a recent laudatory article (Fall 1981) on U.S. Secretary ters such as Ernest Hemingway and Teddy Roosevelt and of the Interior James Watt in American Opinion magazine, his sons, who often fished in Southwest Florida. the offical organ of the John Birch Society, Watt was Amory quotes some truly nauseating passages about praised for his efforts to combat years of efforts by Com- hunting from Hemingway's writing and says Teddy munist-inspired environmentalists to take away the land Roosevelt was possibly psychopathic in his attitudes about from whom it originally belonged to - the males of America. Original artwork by Molly hunting. The article concluded that the environmentalists would Amory notes the astonishing record Roosevelt ac- like a country in which there are "200 million whooping Eckler S; Harlequin Nature cumulated in terms of numbers of animals. His son, Kermit, cranes and 47 people/Let's give the land back to whom it Graphics. Copyright—all fights for instance, shot seven cheetahs in one day.. belongs - people." Amory then traces the history of trapping, from when it reserved. The ISLANDER Tuesday, June 29,1982 3A

County plans to implement Simpson hurricane system

By Barbara Brundage puting and evaluating strike probabilities make a decision on evacuation it was retain Simpson until the warning system is Within the next two weeks the Lee County for any tropical disturbance that may be comforting," he said. "Neil Frank (director implemented by the county. It was approved Commission will be asked to approve an headed this way. of the National Hurricane Center) didn't tell by a 3-0 vote with Mayor Porter Goss and $8,600 appropriation from reserve funds to His fee will be determined at the rate of us anything," Valtin added. Councilman Duane White absent. implement the Saffir-Simpson Probabilistic $300 a day, as in the 1981 hurricane season, Valtin made the motion for the city to Hurricane Warning System at the county's when his services cost the city ap- Emergency Operations Center. proximately $1,500, Murphy said Assistant County Administrator Bill Simpson will be out of the countrj. until Neron said the monies will fund the initial mid July. In his absence an associate Bill cost of computer software as well as on- Frank, will fill in for him, Murph\ said going operational expenses of the innovative "We received some very helptul and on system developed by Dr. Robert Simpson, target advice from Dr. Simpson earh on former director of the National Hurricane when Sanibel appeared to be direcllv in Ihe Center in Miami and currently a private path of Hurricane Alberto," Murph> pointed weather consultant. out. Neron said county emergency disaster Although his system was not tull> officials regard the system as a "major aid operational at the time Alberto threatened in making a decision to evacuate when a the Islands, Simpson advised Sanibel of- hurricane threatens the area." ficials not to over-react, Murph> said The system extends the warning time to 72 Simpson said the storm at most would be a hours in advance of predicted landfall of a minimal hurricane with top winds ot 80 mph threatening storm. Currently the National with the expectation of three-foot tides, he Hurricane Center can promise only 12 hours added. Evacuation, except possibl} tor some warning. waterfront areas, would not be necessar> Neron said that when the money becomes Simpson told Murphy. available the system can be implemented in Vice Mayor Mike Klein, who was acting a very short time. ."Everything's set to go>" mayor during the Alberto crisis, at the June he said. "Hopefully we'll be in business 15 council meeting recommended the citv before (the next hurricane) blows in." retain Simpson on the same basis as last Simpson tested his system for the first year, not relying completely on the counl> s time last year when he monitored for the being able to implement the system for use city of Sanibel the approach of Hurricane this season. Dennis, the off-again-on-again hurricane Councilman Fred Valtin, who was skep- that eventually fizzled out in Florida Bay. tical of the value of "Simpsons scheme' Last week City Manager Bernie Murphy when it was first introduced as a part of the 1%* Uaftted Way fund drive m "The United Wa> is a good informed the City Council that Simpson has city's Hazard Mitigation.study a >ear ago Saaibet H $2SO closer to its goal cause. It covers so iuan> different agreed to monitor again this year any has done an about face. . • tNmlut to a donation from the things - programs for both kids opical stortns that threaten Sanibel. Valtin said he was grateful for Simpson's Saoihel Po!i?« Heer«atton Clah. and adults," Trefny said. Under an interim agreement that will be early evaluation that Alberto was not a Capt. Bill Trefay is pictured hwe The Saaifeel United %\*y drive Tihinated once the county has his system catastrophic storm and that evacuation was has reached 55 percent of its' operational, Simpson, at the city's request, not even mandatory. Federal branch manager Kin 125,000 goat. "We need aO th« help will begin a continuing program of com- "As an official charged with helping we can get," Wassw said. drive,

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Chicago visitor abhors beach littering Resident says To the Editor I got up from my beach lounge to retrieve there certainly ought to be a law... The Islander the object, which was a plastic throw-away I was angry then, and I am angry now. petition signers I recently spent a 10-day vacation on lighter. Litter on the beach was nothing new Somewhere, there has got to be respon- Sanibel Island, and like most visitors 1 to me, but suddenly its harmful con- sibility for this sort of thing. Sure, it all were informed returned home with pleasant memories of a sequences were made clearer. Out of comes back to individual responsibility, bright sun, warm gulf waters, a beautiful curiosity, I decided to police for litter along parents showing their children what to do Island voters seashore and marvelous seafood. the beachfront of the motel where, I was with waste, how to be considerate of the My time on Sanibel generally was relaxing staying, covering an area about 150 yards environment. To the Editor arid enjoyable (despite the scare of long and as wide as the most recent tide line. It seems obvious to me that the message The Islander Hurricane Alberto), but I am nagged and My catch after 20 minutes of pick up was needs to be reinforced on Sanibel Island, and In response to Elinore Dormer's letter of distressed by a small incident that I cannot about 10 pounds of you name it - mostly I believe people would heed it. But they must June 17 suggesting the signers of the Bay forget. plastics and metals, including 12 beer and be reminded^and they have to be impressed Shore Drive petition were uninformed and While sunning on the beach one late af- soda cans, glass, two hair combs, three with the fact that their thoughtless, never saw the area in question, I wish to ternoon, I watched a pelican land a few feel ballpoint pens, a water-soaked paperback irresponsible and destructive actions hurt point out that thoughtful and responsible away along the shoreline. The bird began book, a torn bath towel, a sun hat and a Sanibel or any other place in ways far voters make it their business to learn facts walking the beach, dipping its bill now and woman's slipper. beyond unsightly litter. • before signing things, and Sanibel has such then into the shallow water for what I sup- All this human trash, most of it non- When I showed my collection of beach an enlightened elector. posed were edibles. (Let me say here that perishable, was on what is acknowledged as junk to the motel managers and explained On the subject of signature withdrawals on few things humored me more on my one of the finest shelling beaches in the the episode with the pelican, I apologized for the Bay Shore Drive petition through ac- vacation than the hundreds of pelicans I world. And all of it was waiting to be taken sounding as though I was preaching. Con- commodation by City Hall, it is highly saw. I admired those great sea birds as out or covered by the next tide. sidering the foul evidence, I didn't think 1 unusual in major cities throughout the strong fliers and expert fishers, and I never I placed the collection in my beach towel had to preach. country for such a procedure to be set up for ceased trying to determine where the and took it to the motel managers. They But after years. of witnessing similar Jhe__removal of names from a petition centerpoint was in their ungainly bodies). It were distressed. Can't we put a few in- scarring, of other beautiful areas of the (considered intimidation in most quarters). snared something green in color, tossed its conspicuous Utter baskets along the beach so world, I am not sure that anyone is Signing a petition is like voting. head back to swallow it, and immediately people get the hint? I asked. Can't do that, 1 listening. It appears that Mrs. Dormer's comments began to gag and retch violently. Perhaps 30 was told. There's a local ordinance Sincerely, are clouded by personal feelings toward seconds elapsed before the bird spat the prohibiting items like that beyond property Robert Sa'"1* individuals rather than by an objective object out, then flew away. lines, or some such. I said that I thought that Chicago, evaluation of the issue. Simply put - the signers of the petition have spoken. They disagree with the council's decision. This disagreement has ERA workers thank Island supporters nothing to do with conspiracy or doubt of and money in support of ERA. their integrity. In fact, the petition process is To the Editor However, the issue will remain alive, and Now that we have been stalled (but not the very essence of participatory politics The Islander eventually the will of the people will prevail. stopped), let us concentrate on electing that make our country work. Equality of rights for all persons regar- In the meantime, many men and women dless of gender has-been refused by three or have a sense of satisfaction in having been a legislators who do believe that all persons Jean Fletcher four state legislators in three key states part of this struggle for full equality. The are ready for full equality guaranteed by the Sanibel despite Harris polls indicating increasingly Sanibel ERA Task Force co-chairmen wish United States Constitution. large majorities of citizens wanting the to thank all of the residents and visitors who Louise Johnson constitutional amendment to be adopted. were extremely generous with their lime Peggy Fuller

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Qaote-tlrtquote continued Proud postmaster lauds Post Office To our readers staff action during recent storm Holiday To the Editor a.m. I picked him up and we headed for to sort mail. Newspaper clerk Debra Beam The Islander Sanibel. The Florida Highway Patrol was using a flashlight to see how to sort the schedule Last Friday (June 18) at 6:30 a.m. as 1 was stopped us around 300 yards from the toll newspapers: The carriers could not move preparing to come to work at the Sanibel booth. The Sanibel Causeway was closed. their cases outside so they used old fashion Because of the July 4 holiday weekend, Post Office, my phone rang. It was one of the I made repeated calls to the Sanibel Post lamps (kerosene) to see to sort their mail. next week's Islander will be published on clerks, Ted Saternus, who lives in the Villas Office with no answer. Later I found out The carriers reported very deep water in Wednesday, July 7. in South Fort Myers as I do. there was no power from 4:30 a.m. to 11 low spots on Sanibel Island, yet they did not We will observe our regular 5 p.m. Ted calmly stated that at around 5:45 a .m. a.m.,so the phone couldn't ring. I finally got curtail any mail, driving their jeeps axle Thursday deadline for display advertising as he approached the Sanibel Causeway a through to the Island Exxon Station who had deep all over the Island delivering mail only and noon Friday deadline for classified wave hit his car and knocked him off the clerk-in-charge Bill Reel call me. Bill's a few minutes behind the regular schedule. advertising the week before publication for road. A few waves later pounding against report was heartening to a postmaster who I finally got on the Island around noon and the July 7 issue. the car, he decided to leave it. After finally was separated from his "troops." was I a proud boss to find business as usual, making it back to the highway in the dark, Somehow all other employees had made it I am proud of the Sanibel Post Office staff he caught an ambulance that was coming off to work. Since the lights were out and there - every last one of them - and wanted to Need more the Island on the way back to Fort Myers. are no windows in the building it was quite share their spirit with the public we serve. I told Ted I would drop by and pick him up dark. The clerks had moved the sorting Paul Adams Islanders? and we'd give it another try. So around 7:30 cases outside on the porch so they could see Postmaster Extra copies of specific issues of The Islander mailed at the reader's request cost Captivan responds to county commissioner $1 each to cover postage and handling.

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City needs formal policy on fee waiving The City Council will decide on July 20 Cooperative, always pays," he added. supported governmental groups, churches, Vice Mayor Mike Klein said. He added that, whether to continue waiving fees such as In the past fees have been waived lor the charitable and community-wide service "No one would be seriously hurt if the development and building permits for Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation, organizations. council decided to adopt a 'non-waiver' churches, service clubs and non-profit and C.R.O.W., the Sanibel Community He classified as "a gray area" not-for- policy." charitable organizations. Association, Community Housing and profit corporations such as IWA and Lee Murphy said over the past seven years The city has no formal legislative policy to Resources, Inc., and the Children's Center, County Electric Co-op, which provide fees waived by the Building Department follow, and the informal administrative Murphy added. essential services but charge for them on a totaled $8,500, and those waived by the policy of exempting certain groups has not He pointed out that a "non-waiver" policy non-profit basis. Planning Department amounted to $3,500. been consistently applied by staff, City would be clear and fair to all and easy to Corporations for profit, such as United Murphy urged the councilmenTo set some Manager Bernie Murphy told the council. administrate. But he said the council might Telephone System and the Sanibel Sewer formal policy to provide consistency and "For example, our records show that want to continue to provide relief for System, would not be eligible for a fee fairness. churches enjoyed a waiver in one permit charitable and community oriented waiver, Murphy said. They agreed to consider the question at application but paid a fee in another," organizations by exempting them from city The three council members present at the their July 20 meeting. Murphy said. "Fees have generally been fees. June 15 meeting agreed they needed more waived for the bland Water Association but, Murphy recommended that any exemp- time to study the proposal. another public utility, Lee County Electric tion waiver policy should apply to all tax- "I'm not ready to make a decision today," Council City could go to court over zoning

postpones action The Sanibel City Council will have a "last Site." jacent it is not suitable for residential chance" July 20 to take affirmative action "I react emotionally to being told, 'We'll development, Jackson pointed out. on a long standing request for a change to see you in court,"' he explained. "We're not asking for a development on naming commercial zoning to permit a neigh- Jackson said he just wanted the council to permit," he said. "Just the proper zoning so borhood shopping center in Sanibel Bayous know, "This is our last try. It's not a threat - we can get on with the planning." ,/ subdivision. just a statement of fact." To call the project a shopping center i city park Attorney Mike Jackson, representing Two previous applications to rezone the probably a "misnomer," he said, "since developers Roy Bazire and E.G. Konrad, 1.5-acre tract on Sanibel Bayous Drive at will consist of an 8,000-square-foot conf served notice to the city at the council's first San-Cap Road were turned down by the venience store and two or three retail shops on Bay Drive hearing of the specific amendment on June council because the requests were to serve the needs of the neighborhood." He 15 that, "We're running out of time." premature, Jackson said. said the 7-11 chain is interested in the site. If the council denies the request next But now the time has come, he said, ad- Sanibel Bayous resident Dr. Eleanor The City Council has postponed until month, the only alternative ieft will be to ding the area is being developed and there is Goldbloom said because of the subdivision's August or September a decision on whether "ask the court," Jackson said. need for a small shopping center to serve the isolation, neighborhood shops would tte Very* to name the small city park at the end of Bay "I wish you hadn't said that," retorted western end of the Island. convenient. Drive in honor of the late Daisy Mayer, who Councilnian Fred Valtin, who had earlier There is already a commercial use on the "I know Roy Bazire as a conservationist originally gave the land to Lee County. said he was "inclined to believe a con- site - a real estate office - and with the would not build anything garish," she added. The city's Historical Preservation venience store would be appropriate on the subdivision's sewage treatment plant ad- Committee has suggested that an ap- propriate marker be placed on the site that provides public access to the bay beach designating it as Daisy A. Mayer Park. Valtin outlines need for Coming up Mayer, a Sanibel resident from 1919 to 1969, also gave the county land for the C portion of Bay Drive that is still a public Fine Arts Advisory Committee roadway. Councilman Fred Valtin has asked his "no background to judge artistic merits and at City Hall Historical Preservation Committee colleagues to consider the establishment of a make a decision." Chairman Charlotte White, in a memo to the Fine Arts Advisory Committee to "serve as Valtin suggested the advisory committee A list of upcoming council, said the committee believes the a buffer between aspiring artists who want be composed of a "mix of persons with ar- park is of historical significance to the city to present a sample of their work to the city tistic interests, both modern and traditional, City Council and of Sanibel and should be preserved for the and the City Council." and not be confined to art dealers or gallery Planning Commission use of visitors, hikers and bikers. Offers to give works of art such as owners." There is, parking space for several cars, sculpture and paintings for display in the He requested that his proposal be placed meetings and the addition of a bike rack is recom- new City Hall are increasing, Valtin said. on the agenda of a meeting in August or mended. "And it's embarrassing for a city official September and that council members be Tuesday, June 29,, MacKenzie Hall, 9 a.m. Because of the mangrove forest in the who is not an expert to turn down a gift," he prepared at that time to suggest names of to noon - Special City Council meeting to vicinity, there is not much room for ex- added. possible members. continue discussion of the Five Year Review pansion. But the committee suggests Vice Mayor Mike Klein agreed that he had of Comprehensive Land Use Plan. removal of the trash and debris that has collected on the bay beach. Thursday, July 1, MacKenzie Hall, 1 p.m. - Councilman Francis Bailey has been - Vegetation Committee meets. named as council liaison to the committee, ROGO deadline extended and he agreed with the recommendation Tuesday, July 6, MacKenzie Hall, 9 a.m. - that further action be delayed until the Regular meeting of the City Council. historical authenticity of the proposal is for Sea Spray home checked with Elinore Dormer, Mayer's Under Sanibel's Rate of Growth ordinance struction, Inc., who has a contract to build Thursday, July 8, MacKenzie Hall, 9 a.m. daughter. an allocation for a single-family home Huether's house on Lot 6 in the subdivision, to noon - Special City Council meeting to Dormer is currently vacationing in North awarded in March will expire unless a told the City Council that Johnson continue discussion of the proposed build- Carolina. building permit is obtained by June 30. Engineering informed him Harper Brothers back ordinance as a general amendment to "There's no big rush about this," Bailey It is impossible for Charles Huether to will not be able to complete the roads and CLUP. acknowledged. He suggested delaying ac- obtain a permit by that date because of a utilities before the ROGO expiration tion until Dormer returns to the Island. Planning Department stipulation that roads deadline. Monday, July 12, MacKenzie Hall, 9 a.m. - Vice Mayor Mike Klein and Councilman and utilities must be completed and ap- The council agreed with Assistant Plan- Regular meeting of the Planning Com- Fred Valtin agreed. Mayor Porter Goss and proved by the city before construction can ning Director Bob Duane's assessment that mission. Councilman Duane White were not present. begin in the new Sea Spray subdivision the delay is beyond the control of the ap- where he plans to build a single-family plicant. The council approved a request for a Thursday, July 15, MacKenzie Hall, 9a.m. home. 60-day extension of Huether's allocation. - Scheduled hearing of the Code Enfor- Mark Comer of Comer & Moore Con- cement Board. Head on down to our biggest mid- summer sale event and save on all you need to get you through the rest of the summer. Get here early for the best selection. SAVINGS TO 75% THIS FRI. & SAT., JULY 2 & 3 (some stores open sun.) AT THESE FINE SHOPS IN TAHITIAN GARDEN SHOPPING CENTER The Cedar Chest of Sanibel Charlev Co. "tasteful gifts with an island flavor" Children's fashion boutique

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By Barbara Brundage Vice Mayor Mike Klein said the amount and Referendum) suggested by the Elec- go into effect until the petition is declared The City Council last Tuesday gave its was "inadequate" to accomplish the pur- tions Supervisor. sufficient. stamp of approval to all but one change to pose. The changes Earle asked for stem from The council gave blanket approval to the city charter recommended by a special Mayor Porter Goss said he would rather problems the Election Office encountered in committee-recommended. "housekeeping" Charter Revision Committee. be compensated for value by another processing the Bay Drive vacation petition. changes that will bring the charter into The proposed amendments will appear on standard such as the honor of holding the To simplify the validation procedure compliance with state statutes including the the ballot for a vote of the people on Nov. 16, office. street addresses and registration card passage of most legislative actions "by the date already reserved lor the City Councilman Fred Valtin said that in a numbers of signers will be required in ad- resolution" rather than "by ordinance." Council run-off election if tme is required. basic document like the charter he wduld dition to signatures in ink with the names Other charter changes Sanibe] voters will Because of the proliferation of state and prefer "generic wording.' for the extra printed beside them. be asked to approve or disapprove in county questions, there is no room for compensation rather than a specific figure." The number of days permitted to deter- November include: Sanibers charter amendments on the Nov. 2 It was the council position in most in- mine a petition's sufficiency will be in- • An explicit procedure for filling a general election ballot, Lee County Election stances to place the Suggested changes on creased from five to 10 days so Earle will vacancy in the mayor's office that permits Supervisor Ehid Earle advised the council. the ballot and give the voters the opportunity havemore time to certify the validity of the the vice mayor to serve as acting mayor The fbur-tneinber council (Councilman to decide: •'••'••' . : > ^ signatures of the 25 percent of registered until the next regular council meeting. At Francis Bailey _Was not present at last But in this case Valtin argued that the Voters required. ' that time the council will name a new mayor week's special meeting) threw out the citizens might be embarrassed to turn down To avoid calling a special election for an and vice mayor, should the Vice mayor be revision committee proposal to compensate such a "piddling amount;" Hir motion 'to initiative referendum, the length of the elected mayorv-: : • .v:<; - " ^ •••--••'•'. councilmen $1,200 yearly in addition to the "strike the $1,200 compensation" was ap- period in which the election can lie held will • An orderly method for filling three or reimbursement for actual necessary ex- proved unanimously. be extended from 60 days after the petition more council vacancies that occur penses currently that is in effect. The current language in Section 3.03 has been declared sufficient to 120 days, simultaneously due to tragic accident or Councilman Duane White, who served on (Compensation and Expenses), however, provided it is mutually agreeable to both the natural disaster to determine by lot the the ad hoc committee, said he had "no will be changed so it will not be mandatory city and the petitioners. length of the terms for each of the newly stand" on the matter. He explained it was for council members to accept reim- In the current charter an ordinance that is elected council members. committee consensus that the additional bursement for expenses. being challenged is suspended as soon as the • A provision that candidates for council compensation might allow qualified persons In addition to the committee recom- petition is submitted to the city manager. offices must declare their intentions to run for whom it might otherwise.be a financial mendations the council agreed to in- To avoid confusion in the future, the hardship to run for office. corporate changes in Chapter VI (Initiative council agreed that the suspension will not continued next page

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Charter amendments continued 50 days before the date of the election and at activities of the city administration, time and screw up the work schedule." room for interpretation or error." least 30 days before must file petitions manager and-or staff may be done only by "The request should rightfully be made Recognizing a temporary impasse, Goss designating the seat they are vying for. an affirmative vote of at least three mem- through the city manager, who* is aware of suggested the discussion be resumed at the • Recognition of the Planning Com- bers of the council. But they disagreed on the time schedules that may be disrupted," July 6 council meeting, when he hopes a mission as an advisory arm of the City right of a councilman to make queries of the Valtin added. compromise can be reached. Council and the possibility of other staff providing it does not disrupt routine Mayor Porter Goss, however, said that City Manager Bernie Murphy said the responsibilities that may be designated by business. without an information flow from staff, a staff and City Attorney Neal Bowen would ordinance. Couadbnen Fred Valtin and Duane White city manager can "spoonfeed a blind begin work on wording for the amendments • Provision for removal of the city interpreted this language as being "too open council." as they will appear on the Nov. 16 ballot. manager for good cause by an affirmative "That's not a problem now," Goss added. Each question is restricted to a maximum vote of three members of the city council, "It leaves a pretty wide door open/'White "But in the charter we're etching out rules of 75 words with a five word limit for the outlining the procedure for a pubbc hearing said. ••'.••'.,..•••••••.•'• for the future." title, Murphy said. He said the amendments at his request and making the city attorney They insisted that all inquiries of staff Vice Mayor Mike Klein said he agreed should be ready for council approval at subject to the same rules for removal. should be tunneled through the city with Goss' position and said if a council either the July 20 or Aug. 3 meeting. The council last week hit one snag manager. member's discussion with staff interferes Sept. 17 is the deadline for submitting the when it split 2-2 on the precise language White cited "abuses in the past" that were with the work schedule it's the city charter revisions to the Elections Office, required to clarify the relationship of elected brought on by this practice. manager's job to stop it. Murphy said. "But I'm shooting for Sept. 1," officials with the city's administration. Valtin said that answering a councilman's Valtin said he could agree only with the he added. They did agree that an investigation of the questions may "take up too much of staff "most restrictive language, that leaves no

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The month of June has been one of the wettesi 1 can and filled with suspended sand. If you have your heart set on a tarpon but can't gel out, remember in several years, particularly when compared There is always Boca Grande Pass, about an hour and then you might-switch to redfish! These are great eating with last year, when we had hardly any rains. half boat ride from the Sanibel Causeway. This world fish. And something interesting happens when it rains. If you have had the hard luck to arrive for a vacation jus! famous pass always has a good supply of tarpon, but when Often, just before a large storm such as a hurricane, the in the middle of these days when we get perhaps two or Hurricane Alberto came in from the south in the first week reds will go crazy feeding. Usually a hurricane or any large three inches of the wet stuff, you have noticed that in some of June, tarpon action up there even slowed to a trickle. rainy storm brings the tides up higher than normal, and the ways it hurts your angling chances. Bui those .who.chase That's very unusual, but as soon as the stormy waters reds love to work around the mangrove islands to feed in redfish might be praying for more rain. cleared the fish came back and action returned to it's usual new areas low water kept from.them before. Tarpon fishing is disturbed quite^a bit by heavy rains and hectic, but productive pace_ Incidentally, some land-locked lakes on the Island have the accompanying winds. This is evident if you have tried to I would rather fish for tarpon on the grass flats near the snook, mullet, tarpon and other saltwater fish in them for fish on the south side of Sanibel Island for the big silver fish marina and in the Pine Island Sound area. The only trouble just this reason. The tides get abnormally high and the fish This area, which we call Knapp's Point, is thoroughl> is this area, too, is greatly changed by bad weather. 1 think follow a ditch or shallow stream and feed where they can. exposed to winds, and if the rains come up from the south, the tanic acid washing out of the mangrove islands has some As the tides drop, they get stranded and often adapt just line as is usual this time of year, then the southern side ol the effect on them, but perhaps the stirred up water at depths of to living in fresh water. island is exposed to fish. seven or eight feet is too much for the fish to take. Resort islands shouldn't be allowed to have rain during We know the tarpon are out there this year because some As with the pass and on the Knapp's Point, give the the day, and the sun shouldn't be too hot or set too soon. But excellent reports of tarpon and large shark action have been weather a day or so to clear up and all seems normal. we haven't worked that out as yet, so if you are here to fish in the papers and around the tackle shops for some time. We got spoiled last year with the clear, rarely rainy days. in windy, wet weather, it's either go for redfish or take up The trouble is on the outside of the islands, the tarpon stop I read somewhere that tarpon feed better in dry spells, and shelling. Or wait until next year. or greatly reduce their feeding where the waters are riled it would appear to be true at this point.

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A few weeks ago we talked about what it's like to go as before. We don't know if the pass will stay open, but lor The waves reached way up on the beaches there, which shelling after hurricane conditions affect the beaches. It now the shelling is again good around the edges oi the helped take the sand off shells that were buried there lor wasn't very good. But only a short time later, another storm stream. some time. There is also some chance of shells washing up hit Sanibel, Captiva and Cayo Costa islands. This one never The park on the Captiva Island end of the bridge is free on the beach in the storm conditions. When the waves come had a name, but it did more damage than any hurricane in and open to the public and has ample parking and rest way up on the,beach and withdraw with each wave, you many years. rooms, too. The park on the Sanibel Island end requires u might find some good shells. The best part about this summer storm that hit with high permit from the city. As with almost any violent storm, many shells do gel winds and seas is that it opened up some new shelling The reopening of the Blind Pass wasn't the only new cm killed. One type that is particularly open to this is the pen places. made in the islands during the recent storm. On North shell. These cone-shaped shells are a brownish green color, There is an excellent shelling site between Sanibel and Captiva Island, the large waves opened up a small pass and some reach a length of six or eight inches. Captiva Islands. Most people call it Blind Pass, but it's about three-quarters of a mile north of Redfish Pass. The The pen shells get dislodged from the sandy beach floor really Turner Beach on the Captiva side of the bridge. waters from the shallow Pine Island Sound are rushing out and wash upon the beaches in some spots. Sea urchins also Anyway, several years ago, the pass filled itself in with there, but at this time it doesn't look like it will remain open. wash up in large numbers along with parchment worm sand, cutting off any water flow and creating u wide, In the meantime, if you have a boat it might be worth casings and mounds of sea grasses. beautiful beach instead. checking out to see if any shells were uncovered b> the Check these piles of shells carefully. It's not unusual at all This was great for shelters, in a way, because it gave storm. to find good shells washed in and wrapped up in the masses them mote sand to comb for specimens. But when the w atei There was some storm damage on Sanibel Island's of sea debris from the storm. Good shelling this week. flowed at a high rate of speed from the gulf back into Pine Bowman's Beach, but not as serious as that on Captiva Island Sound, shells came up to the beach. Island. Bowman's is a great shelling spot because the beach Capt. Mike Fuery offers dailj shelling trips to North This most recent storm once again opened up Blind Pass. is wide, has lots of shade and is very quiet - except for on Captiva and Cayo Costa Islands. Call 472-3459 lor in- Water is flowing through, although not in as great a volume the weekends, of course. formation.

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Ikki Matsumoto Sanibel's artist celebrity talks about his work, his roots

Ikki Matsumoto, artist and printmaker, is among the honestly don't think the younger peor-M min most famous "artistic celebrities" on Sanibel. He is wanted chewing gum and ice-creai id T especially famous for his paintings and drawings of Tokyo, he adds, is thoroughly Americanize birds and for adding touches of humor to his pictures - Coca-Cola, MacDonald's and CharU &ng not like cartoons, but something to make people smile. "However, in the countryside away-urom 1 Matsumoto has one-man shows all over Florida, in can still find old Japan," he says. the northern states and as far away as his native Ikki began drawing when he was 5 years Tokyo. He also has two-person shows with his wife, he decided to come to the United States, he' Polly, who is a sculptor and weaver. American Conversation School in Tokyo to le All his family - he comes from one of seven - are or English. were at some point artists. They came by it naturallly. Then he applied to 20 art schools natior Matsumoto's father, Katsuji, is now retired but was a received the best scholarship arrangement/ famous children's book illustrator in Japan for many Herron Art Institute in Indianapolis, Ind. H< years. He also designed things for children's clothing, that school for two years, and then went I sheets, toys, and so on - "any childrensware," says Academy of Cincinnati, Ohio, from v Ikki with a smile. graduated in 1959. His mother, whom he called Oka-san, "was and she He went to work with an advertising ag is a wife and mother. She grew up in a time when she eventually started his own studio. He did ( didn't resent that," Ikki says. industrial pamphlets, corporatey*reeta Maternal ties in Japan are strong. Ikki's older children's books, designs for dinner .- anc brother, Nimoroi, was adopted by his mother's family illustrations - and a myriad of. other desigi and given her maiden name, Akado, for his surname "Those textbooks were really no> uch,' because the Akado family had no son to carry on the wryly. "Rather like, 'If you have ok. ..Jangi name. apples,' and I drew the apples and oranges Ikki was almost 6 years old when World War II broke During luV 17 years in Cincinnati, Ikki out. His memories are rather vague of the first part oi started and grew - and so did his doubts abot the war, but towards the end, he says, the bombing got was doing. bad. He had married his wife, Polly, who is froi "I remember toward the end," he says, "The sirens Ohio, in September 1959. They met at the Art/ would sound and my father would have to put on his She had always intended to work with tex Civil Defense helmet and report. I would send my says, since she was a little girl of about 10 V; mother and younger brother and sisters to the shelter, dresses with the sleeves put in backwards.' but it was required that someone stay in the house! And They have three children. The oldest, B I was the oldest son. So I always climbed up on the top training to be a helicopter pilot and is in the i of the roof and watched the bombs dropping. thinks he might want to be stationed in Kor "We were in the outskirts of Tokyo and were near near as he can get to Japan. fields and farms and in no immediate danger." "All my children," says Ikki, "showed anii Nearby was a town in which there was a munitions Japan and Japanese things early in life." plant, and it was bombed all the time, he remembers. The next son, Tai, just graduted from Cypt He doesn't remember hearing when the war ended High School and might attend Edison Co (V-J Day was in August 1945 and you don't ring bells College in the fall- He, however, wants and get drunk if you lose), but he says, "The worst time professional baseball player and recently trk came afterward. The government collapsed and there the Minnesota Twins. was no currency. We had to scratch any kind oi food. Amy is 13. Polly wanted to name her, since s Everything was black market. My mother traded silk daughter, and so she has an American name. 1 kimonos and wedding gowns to get a bag full oi rice. 1 Ikki says, "I call her Emi. which is Japanei know what weeds you can eat. I caught crawdads and pronounced almost the same." frogs." When Ikki and Polly married, trans He graduated from a four-year high school in 1953. marriages were still rather uncommon. Ask "It was a regular high school like you have here," he thought Ikki would be difficult to live with says. "Your general, MacArthur, had decided it would came from a society where men traditional! be best to have Japanese schools convert to American powerful in their own homes, Polly frankly systems." "Well, when I got married I was 19 years old Asked if people with a very ancient culture resented was 25. If I had been 30 and getting married the superimposing of Western ways, he replies, "I have thought of that, but I was top young and I Story by Peggy Dailey Photos ThelSIiANDER Tuesday, .lane 29,1982

d. Th~v - and it turned out there weren't any problems, sets ; anyway." and lias Ikki explains, "Even in 1959,1 was a - how do you i. ; 1 say - a rather free sort of person." iyo, >uu While his family life was great, Ikki began to have doubts about his means of livelihood. "I started seeing, i. When after I was in advertising for awhile, the lies they make nt to an up," he explains. "But it was not always just coming n fluent out with lies. It was always they wanted the work yesterday; I never had time to do a good job." ide and So he finally had to let it go. ith John The Matsumotos had vacationed on Sanibel, and they ittended chose the Island for their next home after driving down the Art the whole east coast and up part of the west coast. They ere he thought the environment would be good for their young children. icy and Ikki is now a full-time artist. He does some t-shirt lendars, designs and greeting cards and designs for charity, but cf**^ mostly he does watercolor paintings, pen and and ink exti ' drawings, some acrylics and multi-media, crayons, . "" pastels, majik markers, pencils - you name it. He he ,r \ makes some of his works into prints, usually 300 and._._ ys apiece, which he signs. "And yes," he says with a smile, "I hate to sound "As I get older, I find family conceited, but sometimes I do have a painting that 1 what he would like to keep myself. But I don't. I can't afford to." I am again drawn to Ripley, He exhibits in 23 galleries, including some in Orgeon ademy. and California, but most of his work is on display on the les, she East Coast, my roots. I really id made He still would like to become more widely known. "More cosmopolitan," he explains. "Fifty galleries i, 22, is would be nice." don't know what al I *my. He Polly and Ikki do enjoy "Sanibel" things such as a, or as sailing. "My sailboat is just called Boat," he says with a smile. "But I drove to Connecticut to get it." ereslin They have lived in a series of rented houses, but now I want to do with they live off Gulf Drive in a white wooden one that is ss Lake colorfully furnished and looks like it is the home of imunity artists. the rest of my life. 0 be a Their black dog, Ninja ("which means nothing"), lout for runs in and out and is as gentle and friendly as his owners.- Ask me again in a ie was a Ikki thinks he is pretty Americanized now, but he Dwever, adds, "As I get older, I find I am again drawn to my : and is roots. I don't really know what all I want to do with all the rest of my life. Ask me again in a couple years, and couple years, and cultural I'll tell you." d if she Asked what he'd like to be remembered for, he ince he cogitated a long time and then said thoughtfully, "If, I'll tell you." : are so after I am dead, somebody sees a drawing of mine on replies, the wall and gets a little smile from it, that would be ind Ikki good." 1 might to dumb by David Meardon 14A Tuesday .June 29,1982 The ISLANDER THE ONLY SHRIMPHOUSE IN S.W. FLORIDA McT's our Shrimp House and Tavern We are repeating our "Lobsterama" 1523 Periwinkle Way 472-3161 "FAMOUS FOR ALL THE MAINE SHRIMP YOU CARE TO EAT" LOBSTER Steamed or Broiled

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Last book read: House Plumbing by "I don't know who

Mentor: "My dad and John Wayne."

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Wes (her real name is Wanita) Santora, now the day cook got to be too much for me. Wes' pleasures include her boat, The Thistle, which is at Timmy's Nook, is already somewhat on an institution at "But we had a good time and we gave the people good docked right in front of the restaurant. Her car, which she Timmy's, which is itself a colorful institution on Captiva. service," she adds. "It was a town without municipal services herself, is a 1970 Ford LTD. She reads a lot of how- Besides cooking, Santora has run a garbage business in garbage collection. My motto was, 'If we don't satisfy you, to and home-handyman books. Connecticut and driven taxis there and in Fort Myers, we'll give you double your garbage back.'" "I prefer not to rely on mechanics," she explains. raised four children, worked in a sewing factory and spent So she and some friends decided to head for Florida. "We "They're just too expensive." nine years on the road with carnivals - "Plus other things 1 were like a caravan," she laughs. She was an early fan on the magnificently competent (at won't talk about," she says with a smile. Once in the Sunshine State, she got a job driving a cab for everything) Nancy Drew and still likes detective magazines She shares a house with a friend from Connecticut and Jack's Taxi in Fort Myers. She was, she says, always a good and stories like those of Agatha Christie. Santera's youngest daughter Dawn, who is 16. driver. While she was a cabbie in Connecticut, she once was She also likes to compare restaurants. Santofa is divorced and has three other children, Linda, the oijiy cab to go out,in a blizzard - to pick up a victim of Wes says she likes cooking where she is and doesn't want 20; Patrick, 21; and Robin, 22. ^ ^ kidltey failure who needed dialysis. " to progress to an expensive French restaurant. - "I came from a very strict home in Connecticut," she She worked several places and once went to a farewell Asked about the difference between a cook and a chef, she says. "My father lost his leg in World War I and was older party for a colleague who was leaving to join a carnival. "So says, "To me a chef is someone, not necessarily a male, who when he had us. My mother worked in a factory sewing. In I decided to go, too," she says. can cook everything - anything at all from any country. high school I go my first job there, too. I made about $1.25 an First she worked at a small fair at a "grab joint' - a ''I don't wanttobeone,"she adds. "I'macook and I think hour." concession stand with soft drinks and corn dogs. Later on I'm a good one. I have the time to prepare a dish properly She gives the impression that she is unruffled by almost she worked at a bigger fair at a concession called "The Rat and there's no rushing. I'm pretty at ease with myself now." anything and that almost everything that could happen to Game." Santora does project a sense of assurance. She has four her has already happened. • "You have round table that turns," she explains. "It has tattoos that date from her carnival days - two motorcyles; "I knew I had to see things, so I left home when 1 was 17,' holes in it an and each has a number. People put money on a standing duck with the name "Brandy" on it, in honor oi she remembers. "And then I got married and had my the number - 10 cents a hole. her granddaughter; and a heart with a name written in the children." "I spun the table and lifted the cup the'mouse was under. center. The name isnot gone, but ittej obscured by new lilies She was divorced in the early 1970's and ran a garbage The person with the bet on the hole the mouse goes to wins.' ol ink so it is illegible. business, which she bought from a friend's husband for a Wes eventually returned to cooking. "Although 1 never "That person is not in my life now," she says about the dollar and a handshake -- he just wanted to leave it behind, really knew what I wanted to do, I kept becoming a cook name in the tattoo. "It would be painful (to have it she says. with progressively larger amounts of food," she says. removed)," she adds. "I don't care that it's on my arm so "We were going to call it W.E.S. - my intials - but then She began at Timmy's Nook, where her daughter was long as I can't read it." everyone started calling me Wes, too," she says, adding already working, in December 1981. "It's a peaceful at- Santora says not much really bothers her. "The cold that the job was difficult. "On the cold mornings, and it can mosphere here," site says. "It's small and family-owned, bothered me in Connecticut and it doesn't down here," she really get cold in Connecticut, all the garbage would be but you don't have the whole family telling you what to do. says. "Just say I'm really glad to be back down in Florida." frozen to the cans, and they were terribly heavy with ice. I'm allowed to make special things and do what 1 want to You had to. lift ,th|m up ajtid turn them upside down: It jus! lftA Tuesday, Jane 29,1982 The ISLANDER

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By Paul Howe

The recent "unnamed sub-tropical storm" thai smashed costly and unnatural dredging operation and should com- walking northward up to the Sanibel side ol the new small into our barrier islands coastal areas brought along mixed mand Nature's continued approval of the plan. boat channel. blessings. Besides ravishing our recreational beaches, it The achievement of the stablized small-boat channel The county's recreational program lor the i&ovunau;s wrote for Nature a memorandum to the, Lee County Coin linking Pine Island Sound and the Gull ol Mexico and Turner Beach area should be rounded out by incorporating mission that the storm-opened Blind Pass should now be providing flushing action for the Captiva and Sanibel sec- the acquisition of Silver Key into the regional park complex. stabilized for all time. tors of the Blind Pass area has been simplified and made The preferred direct access easement to the ke> from San In the midst of the Captiva Erosion Prevention Dislrici less costly to operate and maintain. That result u ill be at Cap Road and a one-lane bridge from the key to the squabble over beach renourishment, The Islander lasi Sept. tained by a simple seaward extension of the existing stub Bowman Beach area would provide a circular access 29 published my observations and suggestions on the blind rock groin and installation of a similar parallel groin at an roadway for the regional park-. More, support facilities Pass problem. appropriate distance to the south. '• - would result for the increasing day-tripper volume from 11 it- CEPD's engineer looked with favor on m> corrreci'ivi The plan's modern regulating weir at the Sanibel end ol mainland. plan -largely becauseiFwasTJasecTupon a'ttarch uSHRjIb the Captiva" Bridge and its connecting and buried large It behooves our city planning people to look promptly miu Army Corps of Engineers analysis that had beeti requested culvert to Clam Bayou is still a viable mechanism lor this general scheme and furnish the City Council with by Sanibel Mayor Duane White's letter ot the previous constantly flushing the several bayou areas nov. ex recommendations. October. jseriencing stinking stagnation. Our City Council might well take time by the forelock tin Nature's recent cooperation in reopening Blind Pass at . The,relatively simple closing of the existing Gull Beach getting the project on the county's fronl Jaurner ioi precisely the spot contemplated by my proposal was, in- opening near Silver Key with rock and sand will provide an execution and total funding. deed, gratifying. That action eliminates the need- iof a unbroken beach, for shelling, swimming, fishing and

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were taken sometime between 2:30 p.m. Jim Walter Russ, was found sleeping under backed out of a parking space into a pick-up June 18 and 9 a.m. June 19. the Causeway bridge span and was arrested truck belonging to Marion Ward Weir ol for public intoxication. He told police his Sanibel. A resident of the Tennis Place called companion broke into the truck and stole the Police estimated there was no damage to police because there was a "very large purse. The second man was not found. the Lane car and $95 damage to the Weir spider" in the back seat of her car on truck. Saturday morning, June 19. Police An Indianalantic, Fla., man reported $40 responded and killed the spider. in cash was stolen from his unit at the No charges were filed in a one-car ac- Sundial on Wednesday afternoon, June 23. cident near the intersection of Periwinkle Police responded to a complaint, of a car The theft occurred sometime between 9 a.m. Way and Dunlop Street on Wednesday night, on the beach in front of the Reef Motel on and noon that day. June 16. Sunday morning, June 20. The driver moved The man told police the money was in a Rebecca Traucht Williams was traveling the car at the officer's request. wallet that was wrapped in a t-shirt that was east on Periwinkle when an unknown car in a dresser drawer. pulled out of the F & B Oyster House parking The passenger door window of a Farrens lot. Williams was forced to swerve into the Tree Surgeons truck was broken out An employee of the Reef Motel reported westbound lane and struck the cement sometime between midnight June 18 and several occurrences of cash theft from units culvert. There were no injuries. Sunday afternoon, June 20. The truck was at the motel on Wednesday afternoon, June Police estimated there was $800 damage to parked behind the police station on Gumbo 23. The thefts involved amounts ranging Williams' 1982 Toyota. Limbo Drive. from $15 to $400 and totaled $514. Police are continuing their investigation ol _ No charges were filed in a parking lot Approximately 40 t-shirts marked "Signal the thefts. accident on Friday, June 18, in the parking All information in the following reports Inn" were stolen from the office at that lot at Bailey's. A Miami man backed his was taken directly from Sanibel 1'olice establishment sometime between 7 p.m. Two white males were reported stealing rented car into another rented car driven by Department records, Saturday, June 19, and 9 a.m. Tuesday, June towels from the Sanibel Beach Club I pool a Wisconsin man. Police estimated there 22. The t-shirts were valued at $160. area on Wednesday night, June 23. Police was $50 damage to the Miami car and $300 • T-shirts, beach towels, beach bags, sun searched the area but did not locate the damage to the Wisconsin car. visor caps and beach umbrellas valued at A purse and miscellaneous items valued at small, light pick-up truck the men repor- $1,230 were reported stolen from the bike $65 were reported stolen from a locked truck tedly were driving. and boat store at Casa Ybel resort on parked at the Causeway parking lot near Saturday morning, June 19. Mariner Point on Tuesday evening, June 22. No charges were filed in a parking lot Entry was gained to the store through a Police were looking for two transients who accident at Photo Sanibel on Monday, June wooden lift-up counter window. The items were suspects in the case. One of the men, 14. Maurice Lane of the Island Beach Club

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By Beth Manning Lawless discovers a mysterious link bet- 1942, Blair House was purchased lor this Librarian ween Franklin and an English cult of Satan purpose. Sanibel Public Library worshippers. To complete his mission he During the Kennedy Administration, Poor Richard's Game by G.J.A. O'Toole - must uncover the truth about the relation- Wilroy became the manager of Blair House, Set in England and France at the time of the ship between the American and this bizarre a position she held until her retirement in American Revolution. cult. . 1975. Playing hostess to famous in- After helping to win the battle of The unique format of this exciting novel ternational figures, keeping informed of Yorktown, Chevalier DeSomnd de Lawless, brings a certain sense of reality to the story. proper protocol and managing the house and a member of the Irish Brigade of the trench O'Toole combines the ingredients of its staff certainly were not easy tasks. The army, is called back to France on a mission espionage, historic fiction and swash- author tells of many snafus, most of which of intruque. His mission is to determine buckling adventure to make for splendid were cleverly corrected. whether or not Benjamin Franklin, reading. She is cautious in her protrayal of the American consul to France, is an English Inside Blair House by Mary Edith Wilroy - guests, giving a positive description of most spy and traitor. - An exclusive look at the guests and life - although she does have a few unfavorable Before he meets Franklin, he is in- behind the doors of this famous Washington comments about some members of the large tercepted by the English and hanged as a house. It was Eleanor Roosevelt who 1973 Russian entourage. Readers wishing to traitor at Tyburn. But with help from decided that the president's guests should get a glimpse at a part of society few of us strangers he manages to survive his stay some place other than the White House get to experience should enjoy this book. execution and proceed to his destination. after she encountered Winston Churchill As he learns more about his subject, taking a late night stroll in his nightshirt. In

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By Maggie Greenberg

One of the first tasks of every new Floridian is u> acquire a dinances and resolutions in a truly enlightened effort lo Should one want a more visible, sign, one could pay for Florida driver's license. Before taking the written preserve and protect the quality of life on Sanibel. In a few advertising on one of the bright red trolleys. These rolling examination, I assailed the policewoman on duty with a instances, however, I have difficulty understanding their billboards managed to receive a "variance" with regard to veritable barrage of questions regarding the real meaning meaning, the consistency of their enforcement or both ol the the graphics ordinance. of certain phrases in the official handbook. preceding. Sanibel also has a live-shelling resolution, which should Utterly exhausted (or totally exasperated) by my For example, every local businessman knows onl> tou not be confused with an.ordinance. The latter can be en- inquisition, the poor woman got rid of me with uncommon well that Sanibel has an extremely strict "graphics" or^, forced, while the former is purely a matter of conscience. celerity - by waiving the written exam entirely. dinance. Webster's dictionary notwithstanding, "graphics' In any event, this resolution, clearly posted in key Words have always held a certain fascination lor hie. are signs. '•_."• locations, states the following: "Two Live Specimens Per However, their use in specialized jargon and terminology Among other stipulations, no store may place any sign m Species Per Person." Unfortunately, someone left out "per frequently complicates (or completely defiesj com- its window that tells what is sold inside the premises. One what." Per year? Per day? Per shelling excursion? Alas, prehension. Perhaps people do not always say quite what might (until a competitor Complained) paint the word many a Greedy Gus gathers live specimens with gay they mean to say - or else they may not really mean what "SALE" on a window - perhaps in puce or infestive iushsia - abandon, stopping only when his own body betrays him and they actually do say. - so long as one did not indicate what was on sale. Our own local government has passed many fine or- Store signs must be so many feet away from the road. continued next page

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Lighthouse Cafe NOW OPEN FOR DINNER 5:00-10:00 featuring a light fare served in a casual island atmosphere Conch Chowder Islander Salad Fish & Chips • —COUPON- —— — — — —COUPON —-| Shrimp steamed in beer or fried in beer batter BREAKFAST SPECIAL And our Charbroiled burgers Priced 4.00 to 10.00 * JUICE * 2 EGGS $ 1.99 BEER & WINE * 2 STRIPS BACON * TOAST

7:30 A.M. — 12 NOON Please present this coupon when ordering Closed Tuesday 472-0303 Not valid for room service Good for up to 6 people 362 Periwinkle Way, Sea Horse Shopping Center Sanibel Island, Florida 33957 ON THE GULF AT 1231 TULIPA WAY Breakfast 7:30-1:00, Lunch 11:00-3:00, Dinner 5:00-9:00 SANIBEL ISLAND, FLA., 33957 (8)3) 472-4123 ThelSLANDER Tuesday, Jane 29,1882 21A

An eye for the Islands continued he can no longer bend over - or straighten up. vegetation" to be among the most elusive concepts. compatible versus incompatible vegetation - and there maj In addition to ordinances and resolutions regarding Precisely what vegetation is really indigenous to Sanibel.' not be anything very "native" about either one of them. commerical signs and live shelling, 1 find some of the The hurricane of 1926 wrought massive devastation on I really like the idea of waging a non-nuclear war in an parking signs rather confusing. A number ol these this Island, ruined tomato farming forever and left quan indeniably nobel cause against an indeniabiy incompatible "graphics" state: "Parking By Resident Permit Only." tities of salt in the land. In the words of one long-time tree. However, mis inconsistent combat has become rather (Q) If I pay whopping annual taxes for property on resident, "Waves of sand were just about all that was left." confusing. Sanibel, am I entitled to such a permit if Sanibel is not my Thus, "native vegetation" must refer primarily to plant For example, the Periwinkle Trailer Park must gel rid ill primary residence? growth following the disaster of 1926. However, such its Brazilian peppers (which, incidentally, are not allowed (A) Goodness no! vegetation was largely imported by man, or perhaps to run wild there any more than anything -- or anyone - is Well, if I'm not a resident, I should park anywhere our environment. The latter includes such incompatible There was recently a governmental discussion thai 1 right up to a sign rather than between the signs, right? specimens as the Brazilian pepper (which tends to go quite experienced no difficulty whatsoever in comprehending. a (A) Hopelessly wrong! berserk) and the Melaleuca (which is dreadfully greedy proposed ordinance against topless entertainment. Alas, Of all the mellifluous phrases to which governments are about drinking our precious water). this potential model of clarity and clairvoyance w as nipped so partial, and to which citizens fall heir, I find "native Thus, in the final analysis, the city is really talking aboui in the boob!

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Restaurant & Lounge SERVING FINE FOOD SINCE 1957 GREEK GOURMET CUISINE FRIDAY & SATURDAY 5-10 Restaurant and Backyard Saloon SHIS-KE-BOB, Rice Pilaf 8.95 THE PLACE KEVETCHIE (Fresh Gulf Shrimp), Bed of Rice 8.95 FOR SEAFOOD MOUSAKA, (Baked layers of Egg Plant, Ground Meat filling topped with a rich cream sauce) . . .7.95 FRIDAY NIGHT PLAKI (Baked Fish with Tomato Sauce, Herbs & ALL YOU CAN INDULGE Spices) . . . . 7.95 Fish & Chips - Bar-B-Q Ribs STIFATHO (Spiced Braised Beef and Onions) $6.95 Bed of Rice .... 7.95 4 P.M. - 7 P.M COCKTAIL HOUR FISH AEGEAN (Fresh Fish Fillet - stuffed with Spinach & Featuring Feta Cheese wrapped in Filo Dough, then baked. A truly "The Groaning Board" fine Greek and house special.) a buffet table BAKLAVA boasting choice morsels GREEK WINE ENTREES INCLUDE Dinner 5-9:30 P.M. Daily Entertainment? Of Course Greek Salad, String Beans Greek Style, In Backyard Saloon 9-12 A.M. Tiropita (Cheese Pie), Spanakopita (Spinach Pie) Reservations Accepted 472-1771 1223 PERIWINKLE WAY, SANIBEL FULL MENU AVAILABLE COCKTAIL LOUNGE 4721366 HORS d'OEUVRES 4-6

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LUNCH DINNER FROM FROM $2.95 $4.50

* They're back! Dan, formerly of the popular"KOSage" . group and Shirley Lorene are on their own making their debut at Sundial! -*' Join. us. Sunday's for.o.ur "Musician's Jam,Night." fclear the best in local sounds in a special session every Sunday! .. If you're a musician you can be a part of this event. Call RESTAURANT AND ICE CREAM PARLOR '•v us for details. ; •,-- ' .'• ' .' .-.•'*?"•''' ; . 1'.' •'•".• .-.^ :' , \^ ' «.^':-',; Open 11 a.m -9:00 g.ni. - ;* Serving Lunch, Dinner, or^a"Snack * -* 472-2525 Closed Sunday /; > 1246 Middle Gulf J3r- Beochond ' Sanibe! Island Tennis Resort Ph. 472-4151

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* ON CAPTIVA "LCTIZIAS" since 1927 CONTINENTAL CUISINE Takes Great Pride In Offering You Our EARLY BIRD SPECIALS Mondays-Tuesdays-Wednesdays-Thursdays: 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. * A Rochester Resort ' * • FRESH FISH OF THE DAY • BAKED LASAGNA Open For Breakfast • SPAGHETTINI AND Lunch and Dinner MEATBALLS • SPAGHETTINI WITH FEATURING MEAT & MUSHROOMS 95 * • SPAGHETTINI AND $6 SEAFOOD BUFFET -Fridays -6 to 9:30PM AGLIOeOLIO The premier Seafood Buffet of the • SPAGHETTINI WITH Islands at a price you can afford. $ 12.95 ITALIAN SWEET SAUCE PRIME RIB SPECIAL Tuesdays -6 to 9:30 PM The Above Dinners Include Our Famous Prime Ribs of Beef au jus at its Neapolitan Style Salad, French Bread & Butter succulent best with all the trimmings for only $8.95 , PLEASE BRING THE CHILDREN CAPTIVA BRUNCH Sundays 9 to 1 PM The traditional Island Brunch. All

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City, Wulfert Point owners reach agreement from page 1 Spiotto and Ann Acker, representing the six Team members Councilmen Mike Klein Thompson in Fort Myers. . downers, hinted that 830 units would be the owners of the Wulfert property. and Fred Valtin and Planning Com- In order to call off the trial both the bottom line that would be economically In July 1976 the owners filed suit in Lee missioner Bill Hagerup feared the com- plaintiffs and the city must accept the feasible for the parcel. County Circuit Court seeking restoration of mercial nature of an inn operation would team's recommendations. The city had agreed at that time that an 18- the 1,600-unit density permitted on the change the complexion of the development Expected to last for more than a month, hole world championship golf course, a property under Lee County zoning before from residendial to resort, a use not per- the trial will cost' 'an enormous amount both small marina, a neighborhood shopping Sanibel's incorporation. mitted in that area on the western end of the in time and money," attorney Charles center and a restaurant to serve the needs of Under Sanibel's Comprehensive Land Use Island. Siemon, co-council for Sanibel with City the homeowners would be permitted in the Plan the density was reduced to 45 units. Spiotto, who said he had no authority to Attorney Neal Bowen, said. development. As conditions to the 50-unit increase the accept the compromise, agreed to contact This week final preparations for the trial "We have made all these concessions to city's team stipulated that 100 units of the his clients and possibly have a decision in must be started by both sides, and you," Klein told Spiotto on Monday. "But I total project must be detached single-family time for the team to present the proposal to depositions are already underway, Siemon have yet to hear any from your side." homes and 100 units must be duplexes. The the City Council for action at a special said. Spiotto agreed with the city that the balance of the units can be multi-family. meeting today. The meeting is scheduled to "The question you must answer," he told details of the number of slips in the proposed The 50 dwelling units was the team's discuss the five-year review of CLUP. the city's team, "Is whether the adverse marina, the commercial square footage in answer to a proposal for a 50-room, motel- "It is in the best interest of all of us to work impact of the 50 additional units is worth it." the shopping center and the number of seats style inn introduced by Spiotto last Friday as as quickly and expeditiously as possible to Negotiations for an agreeable settlement in the restaurant would be "flushed out by a concession for his clients' acceptance of finalize an agreement we all can live with," were broken off in early June, when the city experts on both sides before a final set- the one-unit-per-acre density offered by the Spiotto said. Trial of the lawsuit is scheduled held firm to its 415-unit density cap. At that tlement is presented to the court." city. to begin Aug. 3 before Circuit Judge Robert time John Ruth, representing the lan-

Tests show salinity up in river system from page 1 salinity, 3,000. . Donax Street - Dissolved solids, 2,150; 4,500; salinity, 2,200. For comparison, Rogers wrote Murphy, At Lock Street and Island Inn Road - salinity, 1,000. East of Tahiti Shores Road - Dissolved sea water tests at 35,000 salinity. Dissolved solids, 5,700; salinity, 3,200. Beach Road Weir - Dissolved solids, solids, 3,400; salinity, 1,950. Salinity prior to the salt water intrusion East of Tarpon Bay Road - Dissolved 2,300; salinity, 1,400. West of Tahiti Shores Road - Dissolved earlier this month tested about 2,000 to 3,000 solids, 6,250; salinity, 3,300. At the SCCF bend in the river - Dissolved solids, 3,500; salinity, 2,000. in the Sanibel River system, she said, adding West of Tarpon Bay Road - Dissovled solids, 1,400; salinity, 2,300. In the bayou in Chateau Ser Mer ~ that the tests will continue at scheduled solids, 3,750; salinity, 2,100. East of Rabbit Road - Dissolved solids, Dissolved solids, 2,00'salinity, 1,900. intervals, and the results will be reported to Sanibel Highlands - Dissolved solids, 3,750; salinity, 2,100. Near Casa Ybel Road - Dissolved solids, Murphy. 1,400; salinity, 800. West of Rabbit Road -- Dissolved solids, 1,325; salinity, 700.

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The Evolution of Evolution - Part I

By George Campbell .'•'•• Illustrated by Ann W'interbothahi Recently Organic Evolution and: the Descent of Species was once again challenged in court by Creationists in Arkansas. / The headline-grabbing case was hilled as "the second Monkey Trial." Fortunately,', mind won out over super- stition, but other legal challenges may be on the way thai could affect curricula taught our young people. Recently, too, I returned from the fifth annual Campbell expedition to "Darwin's Islands" - the "Encantadas ' or Galapagos of the Eastern Pacific. For years now I have been walking in Darwin's footsteps trying to absorb lore and history of the famed voyage ol HMS Beagle. And I have been studying the "evolution of Evolution," if you see what I mean. In the Galapagos, Darwin's name is almost deified: "Darwin was lost and wandered in the wilderness for two days near this place;" "Darwin didn't make it to Tower Island's Darwin Bay, but his name did." Graffiti at Tagus Cove is abundant. Nineteenth Century ships' names are painted on the cliffs. Ships' masters signatures are carved in stone. "Darwin carved his name here, too." But today this historic relic can't be found, we are told. At Academy Bay, the Charles Darwin Foundation, a multi-national scientific and conservation organization that The unique Marine Iguana, the only lizard which it is native, thus supporting concepts advises the Ecuadorean government on Galapagos nature adapted to the marine environment, shows racial developed by Darwin and Wallace that hold true preservation, maintains the Charles Darwin Research variation among the various Galapagos Islands to today. Station. The ghost of Darwin is everywhere about. But in the Galapagos, Alfred Russell Wallace is a name seldom heard. And on the rare occasions when it is brought up it is promptly swept under the rug - or, more ap- While Darwin had been educated to be a clergyman and having been an inspired guest of the White Kajah of propriately, washed into the scuppers. his training was most rigid in that respect, Wallace was Sarawak, James Brooke, and using the Rajah as a con- Yet after the celebrated five-year Voyage of the Beagle, more flexible in such matters. In the cases of both, however, versational sounding board on which to test his theories, which ended in 1836, Charles Darwin did not publish one it was very radical indeed even to question the calculations Wallace wrote in Borneo (in February) and published in word on the Theory of Evolution until The Origin of Species of the Reverend Ussher. England (in September) the Sarawak Law. The history of the development of the Theory of Evolution The 1855 Sarawak Law, in short, states that every species by Natural Selection points an accusing finger at a guilty has come into existence synchronized in time and space Darwin who snatched priority, and with it his place in with a pre-existing, closely-allied form. history, from the hands of the true theorist, Alfred Russell Darwin, for his part, having appropriated Wallace's work Wallace. for his own, was never again a happy, healthy man. He was It was Wallace who wrote the Ternate Paper and sent it to guilt-ridden and with each passing year became more Darwin, who received the manuscript in Britain in June feeble. 1858 The Ternate Paper was the first coherent description • Before he died, Darwin attempted to assuage his con- of what today is known as ''Darwinian Evolution." It is Wallace who should really be credited w ith the great leap forward because of his prior publication - not the sanctified Darwin'who went to his grave recognizing his own guilt and even admitting it to some, Ternate is a small East Indian island near the western part of New Guinea. Wallace was collecting insects there when he fell ill with malaria -- a disease that most European travellers of the day repeatedly contracted. Lucid, though bedridden, Wallace was inspired' to write the first clear The lovely limpid-eyed Galapagos Swallow Tailed description of "Darwinism." Gull is the only nocturnal gull in the world. This He trustedhis treasured manuscript to the vagaries of the form, endemic to the Galapagos, supports mails - as chancy then as today. A Dutch ship carried the evolutionary concepts of Wallace and Darwin. packet to Singapore, and a British vessel took it on to London. A horse-mounted post rider carried it to Kent, where Darwin lived at Down, and delivered the package in appeared in 1959. June 1858. The long silence was forcibly broken by an innocent, Darwin realized with considerable shock that the Ternate kindly, self-educated zoological collector 14 years Darwin's Paper contained missing links in his. own thinking. His junior. He was a Briton of a lower social class than the concern at the possibleloss of priority drove him to deceitful wealthy and aristocratic Darwin, who had already made his connivance with some of the great scientists of that day, There are two sea lions in Galapagos. One came name and fame as a leading English naturalist in areas including Lyell, the renowned geologist, and Hooker, the from the north (pictured) and is the local race of the other than evolution and natural selection. great botanist of The Royal Botanic Garden at Kew, California Sea Lion. The other came from Antarc- Wallace made a meager living as an insect collector. He On July 1, 1858, some fragments of Darwin s work were tica via the cold Humbolt Current and is generally loved beetles best, as did Darwin, and shipped them to read at a meeting of the Linnean Society on the same called Galapagos Fur Seal even though it, too, is a private collectors and museums in Great Britain. During program as Wallace's complete "Darwinism" theory, the sea lion. Both species have evolved differences four years on the Amazon and more than six in the East Ternate Paper. Thus Darwin squeezed delicately into the from their northern and southern ancestral stock. Indies, Wallace, like Darwin, was preoccupied with "the picture as a co-discoverer. This, was accomplished with Species Question" - how did species really originate? connivance and the aid of the leading.scientists of Britain. science by seeking a royal grant for Wallace, who had fallen At that time in England, it was generally accepted, as Years later, Wallace - simple, good fellow that he was - on bad times, Darwin's influence with Queen Victoria got calculated by the Reverend Ussher who was born in 1581, recognized the hand that had been dealt him and bowed out Wallace an annual stipend of $200, a paltry sum even then. that God created the earth and all the species of animals on gracefullyy allowing Darwin full credit for the discovery. Today Charles Darwin has full credit for the developing Oct. 23 in the year 4004 B.C. at 9 o'clock in the morning: How had Wallace's paper come about? Actually it was concept of Organic Evolution, while Wallace is almost Moreover, both Darwin and Wallace had been brought up several years earlier," in 1855, that Wallace first shook unknown. • • . to believe in that doctrine as well as to believe every word in Darwin and entered what Darwin felt to be his very own Next week we shall consider some refinements to the Bible to be the literal truth. province - the study of the "Species Question." In-that year, evolutionary thought that are being currently debated. ;2B Tuesday, June 29,1982 The ISLANDER Wildlife artist works on vacation

By Peggy Dailey Wildlife artist Charles Ripper is shown here with the osprey painting he did last week during his Captiva vacation. Ripper, who painted the 1981 15-cent "Coral Reef" stamp for the U .S. Post Office, also has illustrated many nature book and magazine covers. He does many of the stamps published each year by the National Wildlife Federation. The artist, who is married and lives with his wife, Virginia, in Hun ting ton, W.V., travels most of the year to places such as the Cascades, the Rockies, California and northern Wisconsin seeking new animals and especially birds to paint. The Rippers have been coming to the Islands for about 15 years equipped with binoculars. "There's quite a bird show,'if you know how to see them," Virginia said. "Chuck can see all the birds even coming down places like 1-75."

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Far left top: John ltle\ins. South Trail Fire Departments' slugging firslbasoman, coils in anticipation of Sanibel pitcher Alan Naves' wicked curveball. Far loft bottom: EMS outlielder Corey Younger slams a homerun in the F.MS tournament winning \ it"tor\ against Sanibel. Above: Members of the Sanibel team and their lamilies pause for refreshments. Left: KMS Paramedic Marsha Pennington is frequently stationed on ,m-, ** Sanibel. Who did she root '>'}• '.M'*££.-> il for? Sanibel - you bet! '•'•it- 't£f~\ ''V-"'*?! i'holos by. Allen Rain- -? • ..- v ;-'*; v water.

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If you followed Island sports last year you are no doubt aware of the sad demise of women's Softball. This column Now, partly due to the word getting out about what a hammered at the problem of lack of motivation, begged, great time these gals had, and thanks to the efforts of pleaded and cried week after week as the end drew near. Trish Weekly and Sherri Anderson, women are crawling So far this season we (me and my shadow of a column) out of the woodwork expressing an interest and desire to have, well, played it cool. Not to mention down. participate. And lo and behold, the women are close to getting their As it stands at the present, Periwinkle Players, Tim- act together and, if all goes well, will field a division bers, Baileys and one as yet unnamed sponsor (rumor has consisting of four teams! it that it may be Pro Com) are ready to field women's I've learned something from this observation — teams.. something to the effect of not being able to beat a dead Let's hope the ladies will match the willingness of these horse. local businesses, merchants and resturants to establish a So I'm not going to do that anymore. But I will hammer, league this season. beg, plead and cry, if need be, to help in any way possible Weekly and Anderson are encouraged by the strong to keep this ball rolling. By Allen Rainwater interest that is apparent by the number of phone calls they The reasons are simple enough. Softball is a way of receive daily from interested women. But they're not keeping in touch as well as in shape. Women need that holding their breath in anticipation that a league will in every bit as much as men do. Just ask them. , The gals gathered last weekend for their long awaited fact materialize. • From a purely selfish standpoint, it gives us few jamboree that was to serve as a kickoff for the season and They've adopted a wait and see attitude much like bewildered sports writers and photographers a little more as an indicator of the amount of genuine interest there is myself (it seems I'm not the only one whose whip has to be found among local ladies. withered), but they are ever hopeful, as we-*"""""'1 tJia I flexibility in our weekly presentations. The more varied, lsland als organized sports activities to cover, the better. Just ask Well, there were only enough ladies to field two teams. 1982 will see the rebirth of softb»» ** 8 - us. • But that's a start! Come on, ladies, The ISLANDER Tuesday, June 29,1982 5B

Highlights Photos by Allen Rainwater ,.6B Tuesday, June 29,1982 The ISLANDER Volleyball: The 7th inning stretch

After McT'S loss against Mariner on Sunday, some of the team members got together with friends and spec- tators for a seventh in- ning stretch that included a fast paced game of \ o I leyball. Organized \olleyball sounds like a good idea for all age groups on the Islands. Maybe someone should take a crack at organizing it.

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Rose Marie Best, Don Tabor, Chip Keys and Jim Jankowski were all big winners in this week's lslandei Sports Quiz. They correctly identified the New \ork Standings Yankees as the team Don Larsen pitched for in the 1950 July 11 Orlando Invitational World Series when he pitched a perfect game (the only Men's Division Ml Lost July 14 GLCY Team Night ever) against the Brooklyn Dodgers. Naumann 2 0 July 17 County Level I Championships Congratulations! Here's this week's Islander Sports West Wind 1 0 July 23,24,25 Sunshine Games Quiz: Island Pizza 1 0 July 23,24,25 Venice L.C. Invitational Remember the American Football League (AFD? Mariner 1 July 31 County Level II Championships OK. Which AFL team was the first to win the Super McT's 0 July 31 Charlotte Invitational Bowl, and against what NFL opponent? Just to make it a 50+and- 0 August 7,8 Cape Coral-Team Meet. little harder, name the year and the city the contest was August 13,14,15 Sundial 0 L.C.J.O.'s played in. . Santiva Islanders 0 August 20,21,22 Gulf Coast Championships Good luck, sports fans!

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CHAPUN.REFRIGERATION .REPAIR lEE PODIATRY GROUP^ We are pleased to announce the opening j| D. STEVEN OSTENDORF, D.P.M. of our new offices and services for the DAVID S. ANDREW, D.P.M. specialties noted: HARRY S. BROOKS, D.P.M. • Child, Adolescent & Adult Psychotherapy NEW PATIENTS WELCOME • Marital, Separation & Divorce Counseling • Group & Family Therapy FOR • Evaluation PODIATRY - FOOT SURGERY - SPORTS MEDICINE 1469 Colonial Blvd.. No. 3 Bonlto Spg».. M»d. Center • Anxiety Disorder, Phobia & Agoraphobia Ft.Myon. Wt-2454 Spring! Plcttc,597-6O«6 JOSEPH J. WHITE, Ph.D. USED APPLIANCES 3108 D.IProdo Blvd. L.HIgh Acres Medical Office & Cap. Coral. 5499363 150S Lee Blvd., 367? 151 Psychotherapist - Consultant FURNITURE STAN R. BAKER, Ph.D. Clinical & Consulting Psychologist 693-1629 TELEPHONE: (813)482-1000 ANYTIME 4806 PALM BEACH BLVD. - TICE Parkway Suite 3B, Executive Park 1600 College Parkway Ft. Myers, Fl. 33907 GOING SOUTH THE ISLAND'S BOUTIQUE THIS SUMMER? TREAT YOURSELF! Looking for new Strolling Fashion Show homes, resales, lots, During The Summer Months Wednesday Our Already Low Rates at Thistle Lodge condominiums 12:30 Slashed 1 5 % "Wonderful Things to Wear!'' or rentals? —TRY US- Periwinkle Rafters Mall HOMES at Casa Y Bel, Sanibel Ft. Myers BEACHVIEW COUNTRY CLUB: new homes Most with AM/FM radios available with excellent financing. Free pickup and return ROCKS: Three bedroom, 2 bath, completely furnished, right across from beach access, to airport. $185,000. GUMBO LIMBO: Luxury home on lake with WRITE OR CALL: heated pool, epoxy deck, hurricane shut- ters, three bedrooms, 2 baths, family room GAPE CORAL RENT-A-CAR, INC. and many, many extras, asking: $198,000. P.O. Box 291 BAY FRONT: Two bedrooms, 2 baths, un- CAPE CORAL, FLORIDA 33901 furnished, $198,000. BEACHVIEW COUNTRY CLUB: Three 542-2025 bedrooms, 2 baths with family room with extended vista over golf course near beach access. All carpets, drapes and appliances, We're a country $189,000. inn 3600 feet DUPLEXES closer to Heaven 4 TOWNHOUSES: On canal, completely fur- nished, near beach. $475,000 with terms. than the sea. DUPLEX: At east end of island. Needs There is as much-or as little-to do Sanibel's Most Prestigious as you would like. Spectacular T.L.C., $125,000. . mountain scenery, 2300 acres to explore. A private 18-hole, par 71 Colony CONDOMINIUMS golf course with bent grass greens SANIBEL MOORINGS: 1/1 view of Gulf. and 8 fast-drying tennis courts. $125,000. Skeet & trap. Stocked lakes (bass 8 trout). Swimming, Boating, Ar- SANIBEL SIESTA: Two bedrooms, two baths, chery, Stables, Hiking & jogging Judith M. Natale, Realtor-Associate, After Hours 574-8138 from $149,500. Trails. Children's activities. Come SANIBEL MOORINGS: Two bedrooms, two spend a few days or weeks. baths, nicely furnished. $135,000. High Hampton Inn LIGHTHOUSE POINTE: Nice two bedroom, & Country Club two bath near bay and beach. $179,500. 242 Hampton Rd. LIGHTHOUSE POINTE: Two bedroom, 2 Cashiers, NC 28717 (813) 472-3165 bath, plus den. $195,000. 704-743-2411 LOTS BEACHVIEW COUNTRY CLUB: Beautiful Plus...join us for a spec- REALTOR P.O. BOX G View down entire course, $49,500. Good tacular private Bus Tour 1020 Periwinkle Way Sahib*!, Fl 33957 terms. to World's Fair each GUMBO LIMBO: Lot on~take, $33,500. Ter- week. ms. Not subject to Rate of Growth Or- dinance. i FOR RESERVATIONS CALL: 813-489-1733 E. GULF DRIVE: 100x150', View of Gulf. TRAVELYNN TRAVEL $70,000. 6296 Corporate Dr. SW Suite B«201 Ft. Myers. Fl. 33907 BEACHVIEW COUNTRY CLUB: On golf cour- LIMITED TIME ONLY • se and water. Good terms, $45,000. ROCKS: From $35,000. SANIBEL SHORES: Double lot for $35,000. Close to beach. LARGE SHELL HARBOR: Double lot, southern ex- posure. $145,000, terms. LAGOON ESTATES: Nice lot on water, $24,500 with terms. BOWMAN'S BEACH: $26,500, with good! terms. ' ROOF PROBLEMS? CALL US!! ISLAND INN ROAD: large Lot, $30,000. Repairs, Reroof ing, Roof Painting SUMMER RENTALS SANIBEL ARMS: 1 bedroom, 1 bath. Tile, Gravel, Shingles LIGHTHOUSE POINTE: 2 bedrooms, 2 baths We offer a complete line of Quality - plus den. Materials and Expert installation GULF FRONT: Sand Pointe, New 2 Coll Today for A Free Estimate bedroom, 2 bath. GRANADA VILLAS: 2 bedroom townhouse. VAILABLE ANNUAL RENTAL Sparkle Cote ,„ • Pressure Cleaning ON CANAL: 3 bedroom, 2 bath, un- Textured Coating NEW STORE furnished. $650 per month. Call Betty • Siding Thompson. 15 Yr. Guarantee* OPENING] • Screen Rooms Find 16 Color*" "* them at No M"ore"Palnting Why Pay More?" MANY SPECIAL BUYS! TRt COUNTY HOME IMP. 3049 Cleveland Ave. "ff HOMES KARPET BY KLARE ' REALTORS I The Complete 334-3385 Open "'days a week I Home improvement Licensed' McGregor Point Shopping Center Cull 472-1506 L ICenter General Contractor1 489-3211 10B Tuesday, June 29,1982 The ISLANDER

7 ? MOSQUITO CONTROL

C^f?** Pilot Tom Keim prepares for take off, the view from above. Photos by David above. Right, inspector Tommy Meardon. Stewart checks out the pipeline. Below,

Mosquito control battles bugs after heavy rains

With this month's rains and flooding to have a lot of mosquitos," said helicopter reaching record levels, the Lee County pilot Tom Keim last week as he and in- .Mosquito Control District spray program is spector Tommy Stewart surveyed and in full swing raining dust clouds of sprayed for salt marsh mosquito larvae. chemicals from the sky. /-r»nf-!nn*»rl novt- rtaoo "We'rereallybehindnow.Sanibel is going COnunuea next page

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Above, thousands of salt marsh right, the airborne chopper. Bottom right, mosquito larvae from mid-Island. Top the new helipad near Bowman's Beach.

Mosquito control continued

Eggs are laid on dry ground in salt marsh section of the Island turned up more than From the air, Sanibel's open space of and last weekend their numbers were felt by regions and reach their larvae stage when 1,000 salt marsh larvae in one small mangroves, sub-tropical jungle and water is anyone who spent more than a few minutes the area is flooded by summer rains. This is saucepan. ever-apparent. At the mid-section of the outdoors - are bombed by a DC-3 loaded where Mosquito Control steps in with an Next, in an Army surplus UH-lB Island near Bowman's Beach, several with the chemical Batex, which leaves an aerial spray program to kill the salt marsh helicopter loaded down with 300 gallons of manmade landmarks catch the airborne eye area in quiet stillness. mosquito larvae. Abate chemical, pilot Keim criss-crosses the - the helipad cuts a diagonal patch out of the Wayne Miller, head of Lee County's Stewart surveys salt marshes to deter- Island spraying the salt marshes and green below; the Island Water Associaton's Mosquito Control District, said the spray mine where to spray. "This is probably the standing water. Each run takes less than water tanks look like giant buttons; and program, which covers a quarter million worst I've seen it. There's a lot of standing five minutes, and the chemical is sprayed at electric cables slice through the Island. acres, will continue throughout the rainy water," he said. A spot check at the mid- the rate of about five gallons per acre. The mosquitos that make it to adulthood - season.

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\V\\\\I Tuesday, June 29,1982 The ISLANBERr COMING ATTRACTIONS

Island Youth Theater to perform Pirate Playhouse presents Charlie Brown musical July 23,24,25 Charlie Brown, Snoopy and the gang are and Julie Worth; Lucy, Tara Friedlund and summer performances July 2,3 coming to Sanibel! Julie Santamaria; Linus, Welcome The Island Youth Theatre will present the McNamara and Gerr Smith; Schroeder, Joy The Pfrate Playhouse will present two Sheila Tardowski and Kenneth Turney. fun-filled musical, You're a Good Man, Cramer and Lisa Fenton; Patty, Valerie performances of Hunters' Choice on Friday Tickets are available for $4 at the Pirate Charlie Brown, on July 23, 24, 25 at the Cope and Susie Gelberg. and Saturday, July 2 and 3, to give summer Playhouse box office. For more information Community Center. Advance tickets will be Mark those dates on your calendar and vacationers the opportunity to visit the call the playhouse, 472-2121. available. The play is directed by Allan come young and old to join the fun! Islands' only arena theatre. Smith and produced by Eugenia Loughney. Island Youth Theatre is sponsored by the Hunters' Choice is three one-act comedies The cast includes: Charlie Brown, Eric Barrier Group for the Arts. ~ featuring Ruth and Philip Hunter assisted Rizzo and Chris Stone; Snoopy, Tiffany Slay by Diane Erwin, Marilyn and Lennart WhatisF.OXO.? Lorenson and Kathy .McClintock of WINK- TV. McClintock authored the curtain raiser, What is F.O.T.O.? Make Way for the Kids. Friends of the Opera, a recently formed Christian Women's Club plans July 8 coffee group of people who appreciate opera and A special treat for the audience will be an other areas of classical music. exhibit of paintings by members of the The next meeting will be held on Monday, The Sanibel-Captiva Christian Women's Goerner, 924 Pectin Court. Sanibel-Captiva Art League and arranged July 5. For information call 549-5796 or 574- Club cordially invites you and your friends For reservations call Lillian, 482-2905. by league member Kenneth Turney. 4010. to Prayer and Share Coffee at 10 a.m. on Free babysitting service is available* by Paintings included are the works of Thomas Thursday, July 8, at the home of Marcia calling Ruth Rau, 472-1218. Waterman, Marion Alexander, Kay Cooper, Ruth Searing, Arlene Mercer, Billie Elder,

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Sanibel, Captiva Community Church holds Bible school July 12-16 Democratgroup Vacation Bible School at the Sanibel munity Church members and $8 for others a brief musical presentation of "What a Community Church will be held July 12-16 and covers the cost of materials that will be Wonderment!" sets schedule with daily sessions from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. used in the program. All materials for the course and the Children entering kindergarten through Children are asked to bring a sack lunch to musical were written by Pat Milligan oi eighth grade this fall are eligible to attend, the church each day during the Bible School. Community Church. The committee in of meetings and all Island boys and girls are welcome. Drinks will be furnished. charge of arrangements includes Polly The Sanibel-Captiva Democrats Registration is now open. Parents can The theme for this year's Bible school is Jacoby, chairman of the church Committee Executive Committee met on Friday, June register their children by filling out the form "The Wonderment," based on God as the on Christian Education, Suzanne Pickens, 18, at the home of Mary Lee to plan a full below and mailing it to the church office or Creator, with four separate courses under Martha Ryckman, Joan Rogers and Pat schedule of meetings for the rest of the by calling the. office, 472-2684. the overall theme. At 7:30p.m. July 16 there Milligan. election year; The fee for registration is $4 for Com- will be a commencement program including The first of these meetings will be a Meet Your Democrat Neighbor open house on Friday, July 9, at the West Wind meeting Weavings exhibit continues at ECC's Gallery E room, 3345 West Gulf Drive. Social hour will begin at 7:30p.m. Round table discussions of An exhibit of traditional and con- twining, knotting, felting and crocheting The ECC Gallery of Fine Art is open from issues and candidates will follow at 8:15 p.m. temporary weavings at Edison Community through repeating elements, perpendicular 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, The group will meet Dr. Dana Stevens, College will continue through July 24 in grid construction and more -recent from 5 to 9 p.m. Thursday and from 2 to 5 economist and professor of economics at the Gallery E at the college. techniques. p.m. on Sunday. For more information call University of South Florida. Stevens is the Filaments of the imagination incorporates The exhibit is from the University of 489-9313. Democratic candidate for Congress from the a multitude of techniques including plaiting, Hawaii-Art Museum Association. new 13th Congressional District.

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Baby herons have big appetite; CROW needs shiners These six-week-old yellow crowned night "We don't have any source of supply for herons, young and fuzzy, are voracious them except from donations. The situation eaters of shiners and other small bait fish. is critical. We need small bait fish now," In fact, the baby birds that are being said CROW staffer Heidi Heinrich. raised at Care and Rehabilitation of So, fisherman and bait store operators, Wildlife eat some 60 shiners daily, keeping , if you would like to see these babies well CROW staffers busy tracking down sup- fed, and if you have bait fish to donate, call plies of the fish. CROW at 472-3644. Photos by David Meardon

CAPTIVA EROSION DISTRICT

WILL HOLD THEIR MEETINGS ON THE FIRST MONDAY OF TIQUA CAY SIGNAL INN BANDY BEACH EACH MONTH, STARTING AT This exceptional beach- True island cottages in a Luxurious beachfront 10:00 A.M. AT CAPTIVA front condominium is secluded beachfront set- condominium residences COMMUNITY CENTER. comprised of just 4 ting are now being of- at the quiet lighthouse plush residences in two fered as condominiums. end of the island. Quali separate buildings. Con- Choose from a variety of ty abounds throughout sider 2,500 square feet floorplans, each featur- . . . including ceiling of pure luxury, includ- ing fully equipped kit- fans, wooden cabinetry, ing a private elevator, chens, washer/dryers, glazed tilejflooring in whirlpool tubs, wet bar, covered parking and the foyer, kitchen and complete internal secu- amenities that include a laundry room, carpet- rity system and a 254 heated pool, Jacuzzi spa, ing, Corinthian marble car garage. air conditioned racquet- counters in each bath, ball courts, sauna, exer- and a deluxe kitchen cise room and more. featuring all electric ap,- pliances, Nutone food FOR RENT center, instant hot wa- ter, microwave oven, ISLAND OFFICE SPACE dishwasher, disposal, trash compactor, washer AVAILABLE and dryer, and refriger- ator with ice ^dispenser. SANIBEL PLAZA Profosional/AdministraN v« 452 «q. ft. at I3S0.00 per mo. (Plus water ort $20.00 mo.) LANDLUBBER 2nd Floor Unit 655 sq. ft. at $350.00 per mo. (Plus water at $20.00 mo. GULF OF MEXICO 1633 PLAZA 2nd Floor Unit 543 sq. ft. at $330,00 per mo. . (water prorated) ABOVE UNITS: All units carpeted 1st, last, ond $200.00 Security lease for minimum of 1 year 2 Storage units 10' X 20' each associates, inc., realtor $107.00 per mo. Call (813) 472-3121 or visit us in the Naumann Real Estate Center 1149 Periwinkle Way, Suites A & B, Sanibel, Island. Florida 33957 SANIBEL REALTY, INC. Calling Long Distance? - use our Toll Free WATS Lines 472-6565 Out of Florida 1-800-237-6004 In Florida 1-800-282-0360 16B Tuesday. June 29,1982 The ISLANDER

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More UNIQUE LADIES BOUTIQUE FEATURING Figurines Katie Denton Hand Painted Originals than any shop inS.W. PRE 4th OF JULY SALE DEEP SEA FISHING Florida THUR. FRI. & SAT Party Boat "LADYESTERO" 25% to 75% OFF Charter Boats QIaurb of (£lass "INDEPENDENCE'-"ANGIE-DON" on selected items From Gift Gallery I* me gregor point shopping center APOTHECARY CENTER Gulf Star Marina fort myers, fiorida Beach 9:30-5:30 Mon.-Sat. 489-3449 2460 PALM RIDGE RD.

Only a few can ever drop anchor SWIM & BEACHWEAR CENTER off the shores of solitude. A magical home awaits you at our 32 acre Safety Harbor Club on Upper Captiva Island. Forget about worldly concerns, and spend \SEA HORSE SHOPS/ time in luxury you wouldn't believe possible — amongst one of the finest natural wildlife preserves Open 7 days 9 30-6 still available. We've added a luxurious lifestyle featuring 362 Periwinkle Way 472-1858 swimming pool, tennis, deep water harbor and docks, correctly blended into the natural safety of virgin beaches and abundant flora. ill- Offering four custom homestyles, we will work with you to build your personalized home in paradise. While many may offer the same words of description — no one can match the feelings you get as you watch peaceful mornings pass into magnificent sunsets on your own barrier island Mid-Island paradise — untouched by the mechanical intrusions of man. Real Estate me While Safety Harbor Club is just minutes AS YOU LEAVE THE DING DARLING SANCTUARY from-the mainland, it's miles away from the mainstream. Only a few owners will be fortunate Roy E. Bazire, Licensed Real Estate Broker enough to hold a piece of the disappearing natural 5301 Sanibtl-Capliva Rd. lifestyle. If your values are such that you'll enjoy (813) 472-1559 being adventurous, yet still in touch with a quality lifestyle, then arrange with our agents for an SAFETY CHATEAUX-SUR-MER HOME exclusive visit to Safety Harbor Club. HARBOR Near gulf (as close as possible Now is the time to act — your personal without being on the beach), on shores of solitude are here for the taking — but CLUB only for a precious short time. bayou connecting to Sanibel River, Shores of solitude just beyond the mainstream. CBS 2 bedroom (den fro. 3rd), 2 bath, secluded, large lot beautifully OUT ISLnniD PROPERTIES, IflC. landscaped. 1B3O-D Periwinkle Way / Sanibel Island, Florida 33S57 / [S13] 472^4871 #S Executive Suite / The Depot / P.O. Box 973 / Boca Grande, Florida 33321 / [B13] S64-O311 il Licensed Real Estate Broker TRIPLE VIEW CANAL HOME •' In Sanibel Isles, CBS, 2 bedroom, 2 " YOUR COMPLETE FLOOR CARE CENTER baths, 2 lots, 371 feet of seawall 2562 LAFAYETTE with dock, views on'two canals and bay. $235,000. MON. - FRI. 8-5 30 YEARS FORT MYERS, FL SAME LOCATION

REFUGE AND CANAL HOME Caloosa Shores, large lot on Darling Refuge and canal that opens to AND deep bayou and into Pine Island Sound. CBS, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, SSr- CARPET )3»u: wood dock. $139,500. Terms. FIRST EVER SALE SUNSET BAY-PEL SEGA ON CARPET, SHEET VINYL, Spacious, graceful home, apart from the beaten path annd on big water. WOOD PARQUET, DRAPERIES, One bedroom, two baths, formal courtyard. Unusual, captivating. CERAMIC TILE Terms $200,000 TO MUCH TO LIST SO PLEASE COME SEE

2535 EDISON AVENUE 334-6936 GULF FRONT HOME Private park setting in Chateaux- JUST A FEW OF THE SPECIALS Sur-AAer, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, covered and open terrace. L^mstrong DESIGNER IMAGI ONE DEALER 1 $425,000. Owner will finance. " SOtARIAN CCR AMI0US NO WAX SUM TOP OF THE LINE HormoQy STICK TILE-DO IT YOU««tf BtSCAYNEVi $22.50 GULF FRONT HOME R«g. NOW NOW Early Sanibel traditional frame on STOCK COLORS $21.00 West Gulf Drive. 2 bedrooms, 1 $13.50 "- $K29 bath. The home where planning Sq. F| began on Sanibel. $335,000 - Offers SQ.YCJ invited. ARMSTRONG DESIGNER TARKETTGAFSTAR IMAGE ONE The ISLANDER Tuesday, June 29,1982 17B Lee County Coalition for Peace establishes goals

Concerned about the escalation of the "To improve national and international individuals, groups and churches to sign the concerned about nuclear war to join future arms race and the threat of nuclear war, a security, the United States and the Soviet. petitions and send them to President Ronald meetings. For more information call 549- group of Lee County citizens has formed the Union should stop the nuclear arms race. Reagan and to the Congress. 1039. Lee County Coalition for Peace with the Specifically, they should adopt a mutual The group also plans to support present immediate aim of promoting the national freeze on the testing, production and local programs of peace education already Nuclear freeze campaign for a bilateral nuclear weapons deployment of nuclear weapons and of in effect and to initiate new activities in : freeze. missiles and nuclear aircraft designed cooperation with other civic groups. The first action at the coalition's primarily to deliver nuclear weapons. This Sanibel residents who are founding petitions available organizational meeting May 20 was to is an essential, verifiable first step toward members of the group include: Brigid Bock, Petitions for a bilateral, verifiable nuclear unanimously support the nuclear freeze lessening the risk of nuclear war and Helene Edmonds, Mary Emerson, Minnie freeze are available for signing on Sanibel at. petitions and resolutions that are currently reducing the nuclear arsenals." Pleischl, Fran Levy, Vera Moretti, Helen Lads and Lassies children's store, Macin- circulating throughout the nation. The Moe and Hilda Rush. tosh Book Store and the Lnpressured petitions read: The local coalition will encourage area The coalition invites all persons who are Cooker.

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TAILWAGGER KENNELS 481-1719 194 Kelly Road (on way to Sanibel) IMPORTED CHINESE GRASSCLOTH Attractive Annual Rental $24.95 SINGLE ROLL ITEMS Opportunities NOW $ 7 #05 SINGLE ROLL GULFSIDE PLACE: Gulf front 2 bedroom with den. FuMy fur- nished.. .$95000/mos. DESIGNER HANDPRINTS REG $18.95/SR NOW 3.9B/SK MYLARS LAKESIDE VILLAS AT THE iHJNES: 2 and 3 bedroom units. now 4*9§/SE $ 00 $ 00 Unfurnished. 525 to 600 /mos. PEE PASTED VINYLS wow 3.9S/SR DQNAX VILLAGE: 2 bedroom with loft. Fully furnished. FABRICBACK VINYLS REG $1Q,95/SR *650°Vmos. NOW 3.95 /SR

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BEALTY TYPES FOR ANY ROOM P.O. BOX 57 • sanibel island, Florida 33957 • 813/472-4113 5540 S. TAMIAMI TRAIL, FT. MYERS, FL Call Toll Free 800-237-6008 OPENMON-SAT 9:3OAM-6:OOPM 18B Tuesday, June 29,1982 The ISLANDER

AAIM REALTY GROUP, INC. presents Is Your Air X SANIBEL MARKETING CENTER Three Designs 2353 Periwinkle Way at Palm Ridg? Available for Summer Occupancy Conditioner Sick? IN GULFSIDE PLAZA-Sanibel, Florida 33957 472-1546 Save Energy and Money EVENINGS482-2611 CONDOMINIUMS BEAUTIFUL GULF VIEW CONDO located at Kings Crown - 3 bedroom, 2 bath - furnished You can replace like a model. $295,000. FLOAT IN THE POOL AND ENJOY THE VIEW • when you buy this one bedroom, gulffront air conditioners unit at ocean's reach for only $132,500. PRIVACY PRIVACY - And it's a condominium- top floor, end unit with just ocean and sand of other makes to took at. Two bedroom, 2 bath, decorator with •furnished. All this and it's only $199,900. DIRECT GULF FRONT - large 2 bedroom, 2 bath, end unit. Located at Sanddollar only $240,000. 9476 BALSA COURT ATTENTION BOATERS - 2 bedroom, end unit, This elevated frame home has directly on canal, only $92,000. Owner says, separate family and utility rooms plus "Lets talk terms"! _ an ample screened porch. Priced at WALK TO BOWMANS BEACH A 2 bedroom, 2 $132,000 on a landscaped Gumbo bath tastefully furnished unit with fireplace Limbo lot. and screened porch. Walk to Bowmans Beach. $133,000.

GULFVIEW Loggerhead Cay. A 2 bedroom, 2 bath, fully furnished unit on third floor. Only $165,000. NEW 2 BEDROOM 2 BATH located on the CENTRAL AIR Gulf, Newly furnished $195,000. '

''•'.••'•• ' ^. •- GULF-FRONT Tarpon Beach, 2 bedroom, • 3 bath. Gulf-front, furnished like a model - of $225,000. Famous GE Built-in Quality DIRECT GULF-FRONT Oceans reach, 2 for Years of Service. bedroom, 2 bath, fully furnished. $195,000.

MAIN FIOCMI HAN SANDLEFOOT - Top Floor, end unit. Fantastic GE exclusive Climatuff™ Gulf View, 2 bedroom and a bath. $169,500. compressor 9471 PEACEFUL DRIVE GE exclusive Spine Fin™ LOTS Here's a frame home with a con- coils • increased efficiency CANAL FRONTAGE High double lot - 5 Economical operation minutes from bay. $58,000. venient lower level entry and a huge Quiet top discharge of air screened porch. See the many other Attractive weather-resistant cabinet WALK TO THE BEACH AND BE ON A CANAL desirable features included for just A double lot site with 200 ft. frbhtage with $140,000. possible use of 2 home sites. $45,000 per 5% FINANCING lot. | SAILBOAT LOVERS - Double size lot located in TO 7 YEARS a beautiful area. Direct access to Gulf, i OPTIONAL POOL Lee County Co-operative offers an unheard of bridges. $130,000. 1 incentive to modernize your air conditioning sys- tem and make substantial savings on your LARGE CORNER LOT in Sanibel Estates. Only monthly energy costs. $42,000. ' FREE COMPUTER ENERGY AUNT WOODED LOT - Located on a tropical lagoon. Modern's experts will conduct a free energy audit Only $24,500. in your home. The computer will show you exactly LOCATED ON A LAKE - large lot with lush what kind of savings you can enjoy. vegetation. $41,900. FINANCE A COMPLETE ENERGY HOMES SAVING PACKAGE POOL HOME WITH BEACH ACCESS - 3 bedroom, This money-saying, low interest package applies 2 bath, sauna, Jacuzzi, 2 car garage. All for only to air conditioning and heating systems, window $140,000. tinting, attic insulation, heat recovery, weather stripping and caulking. BUILDERS HOME - 3 bedroom 2 bath, loaded with extras and in excellent condition. AT 5% INTEREST YOU CAN Located in the Dunes. $149,000. DO IT ALL —AND SAVE AFFORDABLE FAMILY HOME - Located on Island Inn Road - This CBS 2 bedroom, 2 bath We bring good things to life. home is priced at only $99,500. 1067 SAND CASTLE ROAD GENERAL HI ELECTRIC This spacious masonry home has a magnificent view of the Dunes fair- COMMERCIAL PROPERTY way and lakes! The $195,000 price SANIBEL DRESS SHOP - Business only $35,000. includes an elevated pool, landscaping Includes inventory. and the latest in energy saving features. ERN FRESH SEAFOOD MARKET - Plus bait and fishing gear. Great going business. $75,000 Inquire about other designs available AIR CONDITIONING,INC plus inventory. to build on your island lot. Ft Myers 334-2305 Cape Coral 574-3637 We Have many additional income aijd developmental Model Hours: properties and business. Mon.-Fri. 9 to 5 Naples 597-3178 Weekends, By Appointment Charlotte County 639-5301 549-0179 1028 Sand Castle Road Sanibel, Florida 33957 Longer service hours at • WE HAVE INTERVAL WEEKS • Phone: (813) 472-2881 L regular service rates. • WE NEED LISTINGS! CALL TODAY • The ISLANDER Tuesday, June 29,1982 19B SERVICE DIRECTORY

PAID IN ADVANCE SERVICE DIRECTORY Minimum 13 weeks RATES Maximum 20 words $1.50 per column inch Boxed

ACADEMY CARPET CLEANERS CLEANING UNLIMITED, INC. CARPET - UPHOLSTERY Bonded, Insured, Licensed DOG GROOMING Homes, Condos, Businesses EMERGENCY WATER DAMAGE References available upon request. REMOVAL SERVICES A new cleaning service is now available to the residents of Sanibel and Captiva Island. Specializing in all areas of cleaning. Windows, Carpet Protector garages, yards, homeguard, and checkouts. For more information call 489-0834, between 482-6112 472-1898 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. Steve Bonia

DR. ROBERT G. LeSAGE LET ME DO YOUR DECORATING project while you are away during Vision Examinations the summer. I can furnish fabrics Tues. & Thurs. and do the work myself. Contact Lenses Spectacles—Repairs YEAR-ROOND BASIS: SLIPCOVERS BY NEW SEASON HOURS WILDA MONDAY THRU THURSDAY 8:30-1:00 2:00-4:30 472-9541 2402 Palm Ridge Road 472-4204 (813)472-1439 Sanibel Island

Carrier Earth TITANIC DIESEL, INC. Landscape COMPLETE MARINE SERVICE Specializing in Air Conditioning i Native and Exotic Landscape ROUTE 29, BOX 446 COMMERCIAL ; Box 409 • Captiva, Florida 33924 RESIDENTIAL 1721 Periwinkle Way FT. MYERS, FL WWW Ph. (8.13) 334-1536 SALES Sonibel Island. Florida 33957 j (813)472-1370 SERVICE Bus. Pho: 472-1260

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Complete Glass & Aluminum Service 5 • MINOR EMERGENCY SERVICE RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL 24 HOURS HORIZON s • HOUSE CALLS SANIBEL GLASS & MIRROR, INC. • FAMILY PRACTICE MARINE MIRRORS • SLIDING GLASS DOORS • RESCREENING TUB ENCLOSURES • FURNITURE TOPS • GLASS SHELVES • WALK-IN OR BY APPOINTMENT I Complete Repair Service Complete Marine Service 1482-76111 2244-D Periwinkle Way J.W. Morris, D.O. E.W. Williams, II D.O. 1213 PERIWINKLE WAY FORREST MUNDEN, JR. Sanibel Island, Fla. 33957 Minors Plaza SANIBEL ISLAND, FL 33957 (813)472-6515 472-5318 I McGregor and Gladiolus Drive

NAVE PLUMBING Santiva . Sales & Service 2244A Periwinkle Way Our business is picking up EXECUTIVE LAWN Housekeeping Services, Inc. Sanibel You call-wehaul No job too small 472-1101 472-4523 Serving NumaCranford CARE

By D.E. Cooperrider attends Boys State The Sanibel-Captiva Lions Club installed its 1982-83 officers at a banquet-dance on Sanibel student Slade Cole, 17, is attending the Florida Saturday evening, June 26. Boys State convention in Tallahassee this week. Cole is one More than 100 Lions and their wives at- of six Cypress Lake High School students who were chosen tended the banquet at the Sanibel Com- for the American Legion sponsored convention. munity Center. The caterer was Plan-A- Participants in Boys State take part in a "miniature state Party from Cape Coral, and an excellent government" and campaign for offices ranging from meal of roast beef was thoroughly enjoyed governor to sheriff to tax collector. Cole said he hoped to run by those attending. for governor. Outgoing President Fred Comlossy Candidates for Boys State are chosen by their school reviewed the acheivements of the past year, counselors on the basis of scholastic record and ex- in which the projects raising funds all were tracurricular activities. Two candidates from each state successful and resulted in the club being are selected for the Boys Nation in Washington, D.C. able to donate more than $23,000 in money or Cole attended Sanibel Elementary School and is in the materials to local and statewide charities. accelerated academic program at Cypress Lake. He was a Comlossy said more than one-fourth of the member of the swimming team and Quill and Scroll and was money was used to assist Island business manager of the high school year book. organizations or needy people who either He is the son of Ted and Theresa Cole of Surf Sound Courl. work or live on Sanibel. Awards of plaques or statuettes were made to those Lions responsible for the success of the various Lions projects, and letters of thanks or acknowledgement were displayed from recipients of Lions charity. Lion Francis Bailey received special recognition for his didicated support of the Lions. Secretary Don Cooperrider was named the recipient of the R.D. Amon Lion of the Year Award for his efforts in helping the club attain its objectives. Cooperrider was also recognized for his 18 years of perfect attendance at either the Sanibel- Captiva or the Kissimmee Lions clubs. Lion William Potts, a recent transfer from Bethlehem, Penn., was also recognized for 22 years of perfect attendance at Lions meetings in Pennsylvania and Florida. The installation was conducted by past District Governor Ken Williams of North Outgoing Lions President Above, Comlossy presents Fort Myers. The officers and directors, led Fred Comlossy pins the Doc Cooperrider with the by President John Wilcox, pledged support president's pin on new R.D. Amon Lion of the Year for the club for the coming year. President John Wilcox, top. Award. Slade Cole

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Why roam all over $59,000 LOST German Shepard, very INTEREST FREE friendly dog. Last seen by The Island or into Model home under final stages owner early 4-1 on Sanibel of completion. Owner will Blvd. Colors are prominent Fort Myers? finance up to $50,000 IN- black and-tan with white. Our classified ads TEREST FREE subject to Sparky is wearing a chain buyer obtaining mortage, or collar with tags. Sparky is can save you time, cash down payment, for approximately 7 years old, balance of purchase price. weighs about 80 lbs. Call Vera money, effort Three bedroom, two bath split or Tom Hunter at 472-2754. floor plan near San Carlos Bay (TFN) on quiet graded road. Asking $149,500. Wyman Atkins LOST: One year old female Realty, Reg. Real Estate dog. Dark yellow in color, long Broker, P. O. Box 533, 2400 hair. Last seen vicinity of find a Palm Ridge Road, Sanibel, FL Tween Waters on Captiva at 33957, (813) 472-2194. (TFN) approximately one week ago. good job Answers to "Ming" and has vacinnation tags on with number 0082. Call Bill Sparks WATERFRONT LOT: 100 feet at Tween Waters 472-5161. Dinken's Bayou on magnificent (TFN) % acre. Boating, birdwatching, Blind Pass beaches. By owner. FOUND Aluminum deck box Call (813) 472-5631 after 10 a.m. floating in Shell Harbor canal. Principals only. (TFN) Call 472-4361. (TFN) sell junior's DONAX VILLAGE - Two Found a young male red cat bedroom, 2 bath with loft, pool, (on Cardium St.). This cat does old tricycle tennis. Close to beach. have a collar (brown leather). Excellent financing. Call (813) The very friendly cat does hot 472-4932. (TFN) want to leave its new found friends. PLEASE CALL 472- 4544 between 10 and 5. find someone to INTERVAL OWNERSHIP: (TFN) repair the broken Absolutely must sell because of illness. Plantation Beach Club, tile in the bathroom week No. 35, Aug. 21 - Sept. 4, Sacrifice at $5,500. Also week 27, July 3-10, South Seas Club. Luxurious. Sleeps 6. Under- For Sale priced at $11,000. By owner. make tracks for (813) 261-4231 or 261-^555. (TFN) CENTRAL AIR SYSTEM Island Classified Page 26B INTERVALS FOR SALE: 1-Epco Air Handler Week 39, South Seas Club with Elec. Heat Coils "Captiva." week 40, Casa Ybel 1-York Condensing 472-5185'\« Sanibel." Upper floor units. unit, IVi ton system Asking $8,000 for each, or Only One Buck I $l5,oqo for both. Leave Asking $350 message (305) 973-3493. Coll 472-4398 (TFN) The ISLANDER Tuesday, June 29,1982 21B ISLAND CLASSIFIEDS

FOR SALE - Palm Beach FOR RENT: Two bedroom, Sllnger - great for porch, boat two bath, unfurnished duplex. Wanted or patio - nylon and PVC Available July 1st. $17$ per construction - brand new • month. Security deposit Real Estate yellow 81 white - $75. High gain required. Call Candy 472-1170 II C.B. - one year old - $35. Call between lands p.m. (6-30) 4m7W ROOMMATE WANTED; two - (TFN) For Sale RATES bedroom, two bath house on FOR RENT: Small, furnished, Paid in Advance Sanlbel. $150 per month plus FOR SALE: 17 foot sailboat, one bedroom, one bath apar- 25 words or less $1 utilities. Call 472-0478 after 3 good condition. Price $600: Call tment. $400 per month, utilities OVERSIZED CORNER LOT 25-50 words $2 p.m. Preferably under 30 472-1235. not included. Security deposit In the Dunes Country Club, yearsold. (TFN) required. Available July 1st. Sanlbel. $30,000. Call 481-3689 Over 50 words Call Candy 472-1170 between 1 after6p.m. $2 p«r column Inch 1 and 5 p.m. Wanted house with garage or 10 Alumacraft Jon Boat with (6-30) Billed shop. Walking distance to gulf. two horse-power Evlnrude Two year lease-back possible. motor. Excellent condition. 25 words or less $2 No Charge For 25-50 words $3 Will consider exchange for Used less that 10 hours. $500. '•'• NEW RENTAL NEW LISTINGS Help Wanted Ads ample two bedroom Sanlbel Call evenings 472-4500. 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath Over 50 words Lost* Found Adt S3 per column inch apartment with good rental (TFN) Adult garden condo. New GULF-FRONT • $84,900 with history. Call buyer, (licensed Approach Villas, lust 20 fantastic view and terms. 25 salesman), evenings at (305) TR Spit Fire 76' convertible minutes from Sanibel, offering percent down payment, 20 year Boxed ads 743-7153. with 43,000 miles super shape everything you want in a rental amortization at 12 percent Additional $1 (MO) with extra's 2,900. Call apartment - swimming, interest per annum, three year (813)472-1880. fishing, recreation building and balloon. JAMES K. HARTLE (6-30) lots of quiet living. Unfurnished SCCF NEEDS SHOP An investor is interested in but including carpet, drapes, OONAX VILLAGE - BEST buying paintings, works of art, all appliances. Available now PRICED UNIT IN COMPLEX. VOLUNTEERS and fine antique furniture. 1976 Bulck Estate Wagon in Help The Sanibel- Captlva Con- for annual lease. Spacious 1,380 sq. ft. with loft. 995-8934 good condltion,loaded. Asking servation Foundation needs 'Investment Realty New furnishings and ap- (7-27) $2,000. Call 472-3128. Specialist Inc. volunteers for Its gift shop at (7-7) pliances. Within walking Conservation Center. Any 472-4100or 489-2222 distance to beach. ASKING Wanted > Interested men or women HOUSE - SITTER (TFN) $107,000. should contact Mrs. Gay AVAILABLE - Sanibel or Symroskl at 472-2375. Captlva. Tender loving care of FOR RENT ON SANIBEL: 1 RESIDENTIAL LOT - Near (TFN) your home, houseplants and bdrm. apartment in quiet area. bay and Sanlbel MarHa on DISHWASHERS * BUS pets. Retired lady with ex- graded road. ASKING$3f,000. PERSONS - F & B Oyster Real Estate $325 per month. Yearly lease CITY OF SANIBEL cellent references. Call 472-5529 House, 2163 Periwinkle Way. available. Fully furnished, air 4725276. (TFN) ADMINISTRATIVE AC- or 472-0585 after 7 p.m. or call conditioned, cable hook-up. Wyman Atkins Real y - - COUNT CLERK me collect (305) 656-8986. Call 472-0095. 2400 Palm Ridge RoHd (TFN) For Rent (TFN) Sanlbel, FL 33957 KITCHEN HELP - Days. Full Position requires knowledge of (813) 472-2194 PLAN NINO A PARTY? I'll •TFN) orpart-tlme. Call 472-0122. advanced bookkeeping prin- serve delicious, light foods and FOR RE NT - 3 Bedroom, 2 bath FOR RENT: Mariner Point, 2 (TFN) ciples and practices; also provide professional house, fully equipped, West bdrm, 2 bath, furnished knowledge of modern office bartending service at Gulf Drive, immediate Gulf bayfront. Available for annual INTERVAL OWNERSHIP - LETIZIAS CONTINENTAL practices and procedures; reasonable rates. Experienced, beach access. Call (813) 481- lease, effective June 1. Call Casa Ybel - Weeks 26 & 27 CUISINE - Now accepting knowledge of laws, rules and excellent local references. Call 5566 after 4 p.m. Executive Services, 472-4195. (always Includes July 4) sold applications for two bus per- regulations regarding em- Carol, 936-1637. (TFN) together - $16,200 total. (813) sons. Top hourly wage, ployee salaries, benefits and (TFN) TFN 481-5566or (813)334-2195. gratuities, meals, excellent related personnel matters. (TFN) working conditions. Insurance Applicant must have ability to TWO BEDROOM plus loft, CAPTIVA ISLAND PLAN- program available. Call 472- analyze accounting results and HOUSEKEEPING: Quality beautifully furnished. Pool, TATION BEACH CLUB - Aug. 2177 between 2 and 5 p.m. Ask verify records, make work, excellent local tennis courts, walk to gulf. $600 20 - 27, and or Aug. 27-Sept. 3. casa Ybel Interval week for Dick Bridges. (TFN) mathematical computations references. Call Carol, 936- per month. Phone (513) 248- Two bdrm., sleeps 6. All number 38.WIII sell or trade for rapidly and accurately. Skill in 1637, anytime. 0600. amenities. Call (609) 443-6908 motor home. $2,000 below list the use of adding machines, TFN (TFN) or (609) 443-6909. price with terms. Call 481-4723. DAY. -£LP WANTED FOR calculators and others stan- (7-27) (6-30) RESTAURANT - Call 472-3161. dard accounting and office Ask f««-Mary or Patty. (TFN) equipment required. WANT TO RENT SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION: ANNUAL LEASE: Lighthouse Gulffront beach cottages, 1 and Knowledge of data processing Point condo., unfurnished, 3 INTERVAL OWNER- BAS. GUITAR PLAYER - and keypunch operations We are desperate 1 Our 2 bedroom, $450 and $550 per bdrm, 2 bath, ground floor unit. desirable. High School apartment of eight years has week. Phone (219) 833-2772. or Approximately 1700 sq. ft. plus SHIP,Falrfleld Mountains, With own equipment interested Cake Lure, NO Weeks 17-18 In forming 50's - 60's style in- diploma, GED,or other cer- been, canaballzed. Is there (813) 472-4207. screened porch. Bay view, tificate of competency sup- anyone on Sanibel who will rent (TFN) private beach, pool and tennis. and 43-44. Beautiful new strumental band (Ventures, condominium, two bedroom, Etc.). Contact Lou or Allen 482- plemented by two years office a first-floor, one bedroom Call 813-472-2261 or 201-493-4939. 293 experience Involving advanced apartment or efficiency for (TFN) luxuriously furnished, °- (TfN) SANIBEL APARTMENT - fireplace, fazcuzzi, golf, tennis, bookkeeping skills or month of March 83', to a Furnished, 1 bedroom, 1 bath, professtonarievel xoursework (technically) elderly couple boating. Call (703) 521-4462. ..,.$400 per mo., Including ______*-30 SOLAR SALESPUfSON" " in advanced bookkeeping who "are cultured, well- utilities. Yearly or monthly WANT I NO to sublet a one WANTED required. Good fringe benefits. behaved, and careful of other's rental available. For further bedroom condo at Tennitpface. We're looking for a Sanlbel or Salary Range $11,668. $15,221. property. Require closeness to information call Candy, 472- Available for ..monthly rental INTERVAL OWNERSHIP Captlva resident to represent Phone 472-4135 for ap- beach (can't walk far), 9337. July and or August. $330 plus SOUTH SEAS PLAN- us on the Islands. Could be In pointment. Equal opportunity cleanliness, quiet, good (TFN) ultilities. Pool and tennis TATION,July 4th week. Real Estate or some other field employer. shelling, and comfort. Please courts Included. Call after 5 Spacious two bedroom, two but must be a wide-awake, self- write Info to The Knoxes, 1009 p.m. 472-5787. bath condominium overlooking starter who needs to make (TFN) Wilson Ave., SturgIS, Ml 49091. OFFICE SPACE (6-30) the beach and golf course. some money. Call Robson at (6-30) AVAILABLE: 250 sq. ft. up- Golfing prlviledges included. 337-1426. stairs overlooking garden area, DUNES ANNUAL LEASE Owner will finance. Asking John Naumann & Associates, with private entrance. 472-1858, Brand new furnished two 10,500. Call (813)463-0397, . (TFN) 10-5. Inc., needs two experienced, bedroom', two bath home with (6-30) self motivated, licensed Real (TFN) den. Energy efficient, with Dairy Queen has part-time Estate Sales people. Call screen enclosed pool. Located Lake front property on Sanibel counter position available. today I 472-3121 ext. 57. For Sale FULLY FURNISHED GULF on golf course with many ex- Island for sale. Beautiful sub- Some "-"week nights and (TFN) tra's: Jacuzzi, microwave, top division in Lake Murex. week T5-IO p,m, .Mature VIEW APARTMENT Two bedroom, 2 bath. Weekly or line appliances, tasteful fur- Cleared 100x160 feet. Terms applk .s, in person only. 24' SINGLE VOLVO DIESEL nishings, seven paddle fans, a negotiable. $42,500. Call (TFN) longer. A. Brown, 948a SW 108th WATERSIDE INN OPE NF I SHI NO BOAT: St. Mlami,Fla. Tel: (305) 271- intercom system a two car (305)966-0516. RESTAURANT now taking Custom made by Morgan 8473. garage with electric door. (8-15) applicants for waiters, oyster Boats. 7 months, old. Equipped (TFN) Responsible tenants only. Call shuckers, dishwasher, and with Sl-Tex HE-32 recorder. Executive Services Inc., WATERFRONT LOT - 100 ft. Looking for a responsible kitchen help. Call 472-0033 or Polaris VHF, GE-CB. Blmini Realtor 472-4195. beautiful waterfront lot In reliable bookkeeper. Will train. 472-9394. Top. Free Flow Live Well. 2.1 WORLD'S FAIR-SMOKIES. (TFN) Dlnken's Bayou. % acre, Call 472-0018. (TFN) GPH. Excellent tarpon - off- ' Charming spacious four perfect Boating, fishing, bird (7-7) shore boat. 1-813-472-3459. bedroom 3 bath home. Wooded FOR RENT: Loggerhead Cay, watching, and Blind " Pass (TFN) setting, secluded patio, billiard 2 bdrm, 2 bath, furnished beaches. By owner 472-5631 room, sleeps 10. Maryville - 20 apartment. Available for after 10a.m. Principals only. minutes to Fair, Smokies, annual lease. Gulf view, no (7-14) FOR SALE: Westinghouse Lakes. Weekly. Phone (615)982- pets, $650 per month. Call ESI, washer - front loading - top-of- 0179; (615)984-6710. Inc., Realtor, 472-4195. Interval Ownership: the-line, excellent condition (7-6) (TFN) Lighthouse Resort and Club, $389. Dishwasher $139. Call 472- Sanibel. Prime week Number 6 1001 Kona Kai Motel. "Mariner Pointe luxury condo TENNISPLACE - Two (Feb.) unit 106, Large condo (TFN) for rent June 8. July. Sleeps bedroom, one bath furnished with den, sleeps 6 easily. four. Fully equipped. Including apartments available. Annual Ownership Includes: use of Twin beds for sale, asking $50 color TV, two pools, tennis lease. Call Executive Ser- pool, tennis courts, beach, etc.. each. 472-1931. courts. $250 a week, $750 a vices., Realtor 472-4)95. Asking $12,000, call (312)284- (6-30) month." Call (203)853-1292. (TFN) 5524, Mr. M. Sampl. (6-30) (7-14) FOR RENT: One bedroom, one bath, plus den. Furnished apt., SANIBEL BEACH CLUB 11 available for annual lease. Prime week Number 5 (Feb.) Located across street from unit C3. Two bedroom, two gulf. Beach access. $500 per bath, sleeps 6. Pool, tennis month. Call ESI,INC., Realtor. courts, beach/etc. Negotiable. 472-4195. Call (312)284-5524, Mr. M. (TFN) Sampl. (7-14) TO SHARE OR RENT: Ten- INTERVAL OWNERSHIP . Join Us! (OFF MCGREGOR JUST BEFORE THE nisplace two bedroom, two South Seas Club, Captiva bath apartment, top floor, Island, weeks 8 and 9, last week Join the Agressive Realtor that specializes in the SANIBEL CAUSEWAY) canal view. Annual lease. Pool, In February and first weeek in marketing of quality properties in Southwest Florida. tennis courts. Available July 8. March. Unit 1301. Call 1-U14)- Call 472-0160 or Executive 781-2821. We are seeking two qualified Associates to join our Services, Realtor 472-4195 ask CONDOMINIUM RENTALS for Beverly or Louie. (7-6) staff of professionals. (7-6) DYNAMITE VIEWS!!! OULF FRONT General Salesperson — Newly licensed person willing FOURTH FLOOR to learn to deal with Fortune 500 clients. WATERFRONT & TENNIS FOR LEASE CAPTIVA APARTMENT ISLAN D Business or residence. Commercial Salesperson — Experience is preferred. FURNISHED & UNFURNISHED Zoned commercial. Available Directly on the Gulf. The Financial knowledgability is a must to deal with our immediately. 472-3004 or 472- winter sun rises and sets over the water. The dolphins play world-wide clients. We have the Investors with the TWO BEDROOM-TWO BATH 6136. (TFN) 100 yards away. The water interest, make an appointment and let us tell you birds wade along the shore about them. ALSO SEASONAL RENTALS unmolested at this beautiful CAPTIVA PLANTATION location on its own private Call or write: p.o. Box G BEACH CLUB: Located in street. No thru traffic - no thru Judy Natale 1020 Periwinklikle WaWay AVAILABLE NOW!!!!!!!! South Seas Plantation gulf people - only the birds and the Sanibel, FL 33953957 front location, one bedroom beach and the water. $185,000. (813) 472-31665 I condo. All the comforts of Owner (813) 472-1051 or (813) 481-2042 home, includes pools, tennis 936-0856. (TFN) I f^* After Hours: 574-8138 A courts, white sand beach. PUNTA RASSA REALTY, INC. August 27 to Sept 3, $650. Write iJUTulfside D. Crowell, 17138 Lorenz Ave.. FOR SALE BY OWNER - PIMTA RASSA RD. Lansing, IUinois6043av Otthfr location canal lot. ilVealt FORT MYERS, FL 33908 m m. Mattir* trees and REALTOh faHui. For details write MLS Bw 771, Sanibel, FL 33957 or TTTTftf-T call (813) 472-9725. (TFN) 22B Tuesday, June 29,1982 The ISLANDER

dB^BUkr I* JM Total Island Information *~ Things to do and see Nature

OBSERVATION TOWER LIGHTHOUSE The Bailey Tract of the J.N. At the eastern tip of Sanibel, guides "Ding" Darling Sanctuary the historic Lighthouse is close One-fourth mile down Tarpon to the Sanibel fishing pier, which Bay Road after a left turn off offers not only excellent fishing Periwinkle Way. but a lovely beach and an unexcelled view of San Carlos SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CON- Bay. SERVATION FOUNDATION, Sanibel-Captlva Road (472-2329) TURTLE PATROLS Dedicated to the preservation Caretta Research, I nc. of vegetation and wildlife on the 472-3177 Islands. The foundation offers Participate in the nightly sea many exhibits and nature tours. turtle patrols on , Sanlbel's Admission for non-members is loggerhead turtle nesting beach. 50 cents for children and $1 for Scheduled in the summer only, adults. May 15-Aug. 1. Call for details. Open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday- Friday. Self-guided tour* are offered. George Campbell Grlfflng Bancroft 472-2119 472-1447 Offering two natural history Offering bird tours of the field trips - one by land and one Islands commencing at dawn. by sea. The land trip is on The tours start at the Island Thursday through the summer Cinema in the Island Shopping and takes guests through Center and last approximately Beach accesses Sanlbel's wildlife habitats. The three hours. $10 per person, with four-hour trip costs $10 per a minimum of three people. person. For further information, Off-Islanders with restricted park on West Gutf Drive west of The aquatic field trip to reservations and exact times, parking stickers can find beach Rabbit Road, the bay and Gulf Cabbage Key and Cayo Costa Is call the Macintosh Book Store at access at Bailey Road, Beach sides of Buttonwood Lane, the by special arrangement in the the above number. Road, Nerita Street, Donax bay and Gulf sides of Seagrape summer and includes breakfast Street, Fulger Street, Turner Lane, Colony Walkway, Bay at Cabbage Key, a walk across Capt. R. Batholomew Beach, the Algiers property and Drive, Dixie Beach Boulevard Cayo Costa and a visit to an 471-5277 the Causeway. and Henderson at Castaways embryonic barrier island. Lane. Offering aquatic nature, tours Specific dates for the winter through the waterwa of . Unrestricted parking with no trips will be announced in this Sanibel, Captiva, upper C /a sticker is permitted for On Captlva, public beach section of The Islander. and Cayo Costa with luncn at everyone at Bowman's Beach access can be found at Turner Cabbage Key. off Sanibel-Captlva Road, at the Beach or further north lust past Charles LeBiiff Sanibel Lighthouse and Fishing the entrance to South Sea* Participants may also/" «or Plantation, Caretta Research, Inc. nature walks on barrier I * Pier at the eastern tip o* the 4M-JT77 if they choose. Parties ^ts Island, at the Gulf end of Tarpon An introduction to Sanlbel's have a choice aboard either a 34- Bay Road and at the Trost STATE LAW PROHIBITS beach. Beach walks lad by foqt cruiser or a 24-foot open property on Tarpon Bay Road. MIDI SUNBATHING ON ALL Charles LeBuff on Saturday and fisherman with high freeboard. FLORIDA BgACHBS, Sunday1 mornings. VIOLATORS WILL BC Call for reservations and Island residents with Learn about Sanlbtl's history, further details. residential parking stickers can PROSECUTED. beach dynamics, shelling and interesting marine life. Mark "Bird" Westall Call for further information 47I421I and reservations. Offering a choice of canoe Proceeds go toward sea turtle trips on the Santbel River, conservation on the Islands. through the Wildlife Refuge or to Marinas Buck Kay. Trips last ap- Capt. Dick Frieman proximately iVi to 3 hour*. t»o Boat Howe Division of South- Don Prohaska available. Call BaW, tackle, gear. Tadde far 472-13!$ par person. Inquire about Tarpon Bay Marina for appointment. Offering nature adventures discounts when calling the At the north and of Tarpon Bay wind, Inc. since 1970 to North Captlva and Road (472-1323) Boat rentals at Sanibel Marina Boat rentals - power, Boston Boat rentals - l»',«hp fishing above number for reservation* whaler*. Sailboat rentals plus •kits. Cayo Costa, with lunch at and Information. Open seven days a weak 7 a.m. (472.2531) Cabbage Key. Departure time is to6p.m. Open > a.m. to 5 p.m., seven offshore sailing school. days a week. Tween Waters Marina 9:30 a.m., return at 3:30 p.m. Capt. Randy White and Capt. Sanibel Marina Sanibel-Captlva Road, Captlva Call for reservations and further Dave for fishing, shelling and Power - 15'-19" (55-115 hp) information. sightseeing guides. Marked USCG equipped, bimlnl top. North Yachtsman Drive, (472-51*1) canoe trail. Balt-tackle-gear. Sail - Sonflsh 17'-2V day sailor Sanibel (472-2723) Open 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. seven Tackle for rent. Boat rentals - sloops with engines to a 34' Open seven days a week 7 a.m. days a week. 14'-ir fishing skiffs. Fresh charter sloop with Capt. Fred tot p.m. Dock Master Larry Gilt, seafood available. Com lossy. Capts. Ted Cole and Bill Capts. Mike Fuery, Duke Sells, Gartrell for fishing, shelling and Jerry Way, Larry Gann for Twin Palms Marina South Seas Plantation Marina sightseeing guides. Call for fishing, shelling and sightseeing Sanibel-Captiva Road, Captiva Captiva (472-5111) appointment. guides. Bait-tackle-gear. (472-5800) Open to the public 8 a.m. to 6 Bait, tackle gear. Light tackle Tackle for rent. Boat rentals - Open seven days. p.m. seven days a week. for rent. Launching ramp. I5'25hpopen skiffs. 1 Capts. Butch Cottrill and Harbor Master Don Starr, Dockage. • Arrel Doane for fishing, shelling Capts. Doug Fischer, Baughn j and sightseeing guides. Bait- Halloway, Chic Kennedy for Blind Pass Marina i tackle-gear. Tackle for rent. fishing, shelling and sightseeing Sanibel-Captiva Road (472-1334) Boat rentals - 15' 15 hp skifs and guides. Open 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. ; is'35 hp skiffs. Charter sailboat with Capt. daily, Sundays7:30a.m.tonoon. 3

.-. "r'...^ • «... The ISLANDER Tuesday, June 29,1982 23B Rentals of Courts and courses all kinds CAPTIVA TENNIS 'GOLF AUTOMOBILES Sanibel Elementary School The Dunes Country Club Sanibel-Captiva Road 949 Sandcastle Road Avis Rent-a-Car 472-1617 (public courts) 472-2535 (semi-private) 3 Star Grocery Lighted evenings until 10 p.m. Open daylight to dusk. Call for 472-4040 No charge. starting time. Public welcome. Intersection of Tarpon Bay Green fees: $7 for nine holes, and Palm Ridge roads. Open 9 The Dunes Country Club $12 for 18 holes. a.m. to 5 p.m., seven days. BICYCLES-MOPEDS South Seas Plantation 949 Sandcastle Road Electric earls: $7 for nine Captiva 472-3522 (semi-private) holes, $10 for 18 holes. Dollar Rent-a-Car island Moped 472-5111 Full racquet facilities. Open South Seas Plantation, Captiva 1470 Periwinkle Way Bicycle rentals. Open 9a.m. to daylight to dusk. Beachview Golf Course 472-5111, ext. 3314 472-5248 5 p.m. seven days. $5 per hour, per court. Call for Par View Drive off Middle Gulf Open 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Open 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. seven court time. Lessons available. Drive seven days. Call to make days. Rentals annd repairs of WINDSURFERS 472-2626 (semi-private) arrangements. bicycles and mopeds. Sundial Beach and Tennis , Open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Windsurfing of Sanibel Resort Reservations required. Public Hertz Rent-a-Car Bike Barn Behind the Oyster Shell on 1256 Middle Gulf Drive welcome. Sanibel Standard Periwinkle Way and Main Street Periwinkle Way 472-4151. Green fees: $7.50 for nine 1015 Periwinkle Way (opposite the7-ll) 472-0123 Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Full holes, $14for 18 holes. 472-1468 No phone Windsurfing rentals, sales, tennis facilities with 13 courts Electric carts: $6 for nine Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday Bicycle rentals, sales and instruction and accessories. (laykold and har-tru). Ball holes, $12 for 18 holes. through Saturday. Closed service. machine. Sundays. Sundial Lighted evenings available. Bike Route 1246 Middle Gulf Drive Call for reservations. Lessons BOATING AND FISHING 2330 Palm Ridge Road 472-4151 available. EQUIPMENT 472-1955, Sailboats, catamarans, Bicycle rentals, sales and windsurfers, bicycles. Hourly Listed under Marinas or Bait, repairs. Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and half-day rental rates. Tackle, Gear six days. Closed Sundays.

way, shopping centers such as the Heart of the Islands, Fishing, Shopping Periwinkle Place and fahitian Gardens offer a variety of Island delights. Sanibel is a veritable shop- evenings during the winter Palm Ridge Road, the per's paradise. Tasteful season. Periwinkle Way turn-off to shelling, boutiques and casual- Island Tall Australian Pines shade Captiva, offers several shopping shops join forces to present Periwinkle Way and the shopper centers featuring everything visitors with everything and travels west along this main from imports to gift shops for anything a vacation shopper thoroughfare. This stretch of the discriminating shopper, could hope for. road is truly a shopper's plants and shells, a sandwich At the Lighthouse (Eastern) paradise! I It's all here - the fast shop, ice cream parlors, pizza sailing, .end of the Island, Punta Ybel and not-so-fast eating spots, parlor, boutique shop and the Plaza and the Sea Horse Shops casual and elegant boutiques, Island Apothocary pharmacy. are right across the street from hand-wrought jewelry, craft At the Tarpon Bay-Periwinkle one another, providing a variety designs, shell shops and balms Way intersection, the Island of products that can cure your for health product fanatics. Shopping Center features the charters sweet tooth or tickle your shell Watch to your right and left as Island's only supermarket and finder's fancy. Need a good you drive or cycle along. movie house. haircut or coiffure? You can get Photographic supplies, bait and A left on Tarpon Bay Road it in either of these shopping tackle, deli foods, fresh seafood takes the visitor past Sanibel's centers. and baked goods, knick-knacks original schoolhouse, which now Capt. R. Bartholomew - 472-5277 Capt. Arrel Doane - Twin Palms Capt. Mike McMillan - Sail Most businesses open at 10 and what-nots can all be found holds original Island water- Marina, 472-3332 charters for two, Twin Palms •>.. and close at 5:30 p.m. This along the drive to the in- colors and woodcuts. Capt. Dave Case - 472-2798 Marina, 472-5800 s true for many Island tersection of Periwinkle Way Then on to West Gulf Drive Capt. Doug Fisher - South Seas although some are open and Tarpon Bay Road. Along the and westward to an interesting Capt. Ted Cole - Sanibel Plantation Marina, Captiva, 472- Capt. Joe Bechtold - Captiva, littje artisan shop and gallery. Marina, 472-2723 5111 or 4722332 472-1461 . At the intersection of Periwinkle Way and Tarpon Bay Capt. Fred Com lossy - South- Capt. Mike Fuery - 'Tween Capt. Scott McPhee - Shadowfax Road, you may choose instead to winds, Inc. Sailing Charters, Waters Marina, Captiva, 472- sail charters on Captiva, special turn right and follow the signs to 472-2531 5161 or 472-3459 rates, overnights and weekends, the Tarpon Bay marina, where 472-0907. . you will find a cluster of quaint Capt. Joe Costanzo - 472-1206 George Kennedy - South Seas shops overlooking the back bay. Plantation, 472-4087 Some antiques,, shells and Capt. Dave - Tarpon Bay shellcrafts, what-nots and Marina, 472-1323 clever clothes can be found here, as well as a great seafood sandwich and soft drinks. The spectacular ride to Captiva, with its lush foliage and Bailey's General Store, enchanting view of the Gulf, is Island Shopping Center, well worth a day's outing. Periwinkle Way Talented artists display their Bait/ 472-1516 works in one roadside shop, while others feature some nifty The Bait Box gifts for Grandma to take home 1037 Periwinkle Way to little hands as a pleasant tackle, 472-1618 hodge-podge of remembrances Also tackle rentals. from these barrier Islands. Whether for shopping or The Reel Eel merely browsing, Island shops Sanibel Center Building offer a surprising variety from gear Periwinkle Way and Casa Ybel one-of-a-kind collectibles for the Road discerning shopper to postcards for the simple souvenir hunter. 472-2674 And of course, for all, shells - . Charter Capt. R. Stewart shell jewelry, shell lamps, just South. plain shells - the most beautiful Also snorkeiing equipment shells in the world from the most and beachwear. Fresh seafood beautiful shelling beaches in the available. Beer and wine. world.

A Touch of Sanibel Pottery, 1524 The Photographer'* Gallery, Periwinkle Way (472-4330) 1554 Periwinkle Way (472-5777) Open Monday through Open Tuesday-Saturday from Galleries SlrtuVHay, 10 a .'rti. t6 6 p.m. 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Exhibiting fine Churches -PeWtfrring " hand ' thrown photographs to the public. Sanibel stoneware and por- -,-r a celain. >: Schoolhouse Gallery, Tarpon Limited Edition, American Bay Road (472-1193) Artisan Shop, Nutmeg Village, Representing 90 living Craft Gallery, 30 Periwinkle St. Isabel's Catholic Church Sanibel Congregational St. Michael and All Angels Place, (472-6800) 2807 West Gulf Drive (472-2176) American artists. Original Father Gerard Beauregard United Church of Christ Open Monday-Saturday from paintings and limited edition Episcopal Church Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Pastor The Rev. Richard Stein The Rev. James D.B. Hubbs 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Featuring fine prints. Monday-Saturday, Father Louis Reczek Monday through Saturday. Minister Rector Florida artists and craftsmen. 10a.m. to5p.m. Closed Sunday. Assistant Pastor 472-0497 472-3692 Exclusively Amer1can™ade 35S9SanibeT.CaptlvaR.tfid Periwinkle Way 472-2173 designer gifts and'pai'nting's. A7Z-2763 ^ ' Sunday Worship at >1 aim. at, The Captiva Gallery, at the . 472-3356 (Annex) Treehouse Gift Shop- on -SW St. AAfchael and All JAngels Captiva Drive across from Sunday Mass: 8:30,10 a.m. Episcopal -Church, Periwinkle Sunday: Holy Eucharist, Rite South Seas Plantation (472-1850) Saturday Evening Mass: 5:30 Way. p.m. 1,7:30a.m. Featuring the works of local Holy Eucharist (morning artists in watercolors, oils, Daily Mass: 8:30 a.m. and Greek Orthodox Church 5:30 p.m. prayer and church school), 9:30 acrylics and pastels, lost wax The Rev. Fr. Arthur Kontinos a.m. sculpture, wood carvings, Vigil Mass preceding Holy Cypress Lake Drive Day: 5:30p.m. Wednesday. Holy Eucharist, 9 stoneware and pottery, basketry Fort Myers a.m. and weaving. Holy Day Mass: 10 a.m. and 482-2099 5:30p.m. Thursday: Holy Eucharist, 7:30 a.m. The Rooftop Gallery, Periwinkle Confessions before each Mass Orthos: 9:30a.m. and at 3:30 p.m. Saturday. Way next to the Lighthouse Divine Liturgy: 10 a.m. Sanibel Community Church Restaurant The Rev. Bruce E. Milligan Open seven days a week from Christian Science Society Captiva-Chapel-By-The-Sea 2950 West Gulf Drive Pastor 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Unusual The Rev. James W. Kennedy 1740 Periwinkle Way creations by local artists 472-4449 featured in stained glass, 472-1646 472-2684 sculpture, carvings, watercolors Services No services until November Sunday Worship Service 10 and oils. Sunday: 11 a.m. • a.m. Nursery available during Wednesday: 8p.m. I) I Temple Beth-El services. .Friendship hour ArtFac Gallery, 1628 Periwinkle follows the service. First Baptist Church Way (472-3307) Rabbi Solomon Agin Church School for grades 1-3 Open Monday-Saturday from Pastor Jamie Stilson 2721 Del Prado Boulevard meets at 10:15 a.m. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Exhibiting Sanibel-Captiva Road Cape Coral original art, photographs and 472-1018 574-5115 craftwork. Sunday: Childrens' Religious Sunday School: 10 a.m. Sctiobl, 9:30a.m. LaBelle Gallery, 1473-A Sunday Worship: 11 a.m. Friday Evening: 8p.m. Periwinkle Way (472-4461) Sunday Evening Worship: 7 Original oil paintings, 1 p.m. watercolors, metal and wood Wednesday Prayer Meeting: 7 sculptures. A unique gift gallery p.m. features Bisque sculptures of limited editions and Daum Crystal. Hours, Tuesday- Sunday, 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and 5:30 to 10 p.m. 24B Tuesday, June 29,1982 The ISLANDER

The Letlzias Harbor House 3313 West Gulf Drive (472-2177) 1244 PeriwinkleWay (472-1242) +, MCVISA CVISA,MC Dining on Sanibel Gourmet Northern Italian- Fresh broiled seafood, Sanibel French elegant seafood cuisine. special (sauteed shrimp or Veal, poultry, stuffed steak, scallops) and scrumptious land pasta and cheese dishes. All and sea specials. dinners include Neopolitan Lauded In the New York F & B Oyster House island House Restaurant antipasto. Also cooked-to-order Times, Chicago Tribune, 2163 Periwinkle Way (472-5276) Ramada Inn, on the Gulf at combinations for two. National Observer, Atlanta 0, MCVISA Tulipa Way (472-3275) Open six days from 5:30 to Journal and others. Serving dinner only from 5 to +,MC,AE,VISA 9:30 p.m. Closed Sundays. Dinner served from 5 to 9:30 10 p.m. seven days. Featuring Dinner from 5 to 9:30 p.m. Casual dress. p.m. Open daily. Casual dress. shore dinners and fresh fish. offering a complete selection of Among the top 500 in the U.S. in salads to enjoy with your en- The Thistle Lodge at the Casa The Nutmeg House hospitality. tree: tossed salad, soup de jour, Ybel Beach and Racquet Club 2761 West Gulf Drive (472-1141) Casual dress. together with a variety of hot 1255 Gulf Drive (472-3145) MCVISA.AE and cold specialties. Hot +, MCVISA, DC, AE Fresh veal and seafood Jean Paul's French Corner popovers plus a full selection of Enjoy Gulf-front dining in this specialties prepared to order. Next to the Post Office on coffees and desserts. reproduction of a late Victorian Open Tuesday through Sunday Tarpon Bay Road (472-1493) Casual dress. Sanibel mansion. Creole, Cajun, from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. 0, MC, VISA New Orleans specialties. Appropriate dress expected. Specializing in French Quarterdeck of Sanibel Luncheon served from 11:30 cuisine. Dinner from 6 to 10 p.m. 1625 Periwinkle Way (472-1033) a.m. to 2 p.m. Dinner 5:30 to 10 Putting Pelican Closed Sundays. CMC, VISA, AE p.m. At the Beachview Golf Course Reservations recommended. Seafood and steak specialties. Entertainment nightly in the 1100 Par View Drive (472-4394) Casual dress. Fresh and different dishes at the lounge from 8:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. +,VISA,MCAE Fisherman's Table. Lunch and Collared shirts required. Specialties are Bogie burgers, Sundial dinner specials every day. sandwiches, chip shots (fried 1246 Middle Gulf Drive (472- Lunch 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The Court Yard baked potato), salads served in 4151) Dinner 5 to 9:30 p.m. 2411 PeriwinkleWay glass potting bowls and Islander +.MC, VISA,AE Open Sundays from 8 a.m. to 2 472-6731 drinks. Superb gulf-front dining at the p.m. and 5 to 9:30 p.m. Closed O, MCVISA, AE, DC Open seven days until 4 p.m. Bahama Room. Lunch 11:30 Wednesdays. Magnificent steaks and chops. Breakfast served from 7 until 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., dinner 5:30 to Casual dress. Special chicken and seafood a.m. Hot and cold lunches 9:30 p.m. dishes and a grand selection of served until 3 p.m. Cocktails Seafood buffet on Fridays The Timbers fine wines. until 6 p.m. from 6 to 9:45 p.m. Sunday Intersection of Rabbit Road and Serving from 6 to 10 p.m. brunch from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 Sanibel-Captiva Road (472-3128) Monday through Saturday. McT's Shrimp House and p.m. +,MC,AE,DC Closed Sundays. Casual dress. Tavern Open seven days. Enter- Featuring fresh caught fish 1523 PeriwinkleWay (472-3161) tainment at the Lost Horizon daily. Grouper, swordfish, Tahitian Garden Restaurant +,VISA,MCAE lounge from 11 p.m.to2a.m. shark, sole, trout, mackerel and At the plaza on PeriwinkleWay Shrimp is the specialty served scrod in season. Also prime rib 472-0100 20 ways, including steamed Scotty's Pub and choice steaks. Extensive +,MC, VISA, AE shrimp all-you-can-eat every KEY 1223 Periwinkle Way (472-1771) wine list. Live entertainment with Don night. Nightly "Chef's Selec- -f-,MCAE,DCVISA Open seven days from 5 to 10 D'Amico from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. tions" using only the freshest AE American Express + Full liquor license "Fresh" is the key word at p.m. Casual dress. Lunch served from 11 a.m. to 4 fish. DC Diners Club 0 Beer and wine only Scotty's. Black grouper, trout, p.m. Happy hour 4 to 6 p.m. Lunch Monday through MC Master Card Casual dress means shirts and pompano, swordfish and sole Lighthouse Restaurant pinner 5to9:30 p.m. Friday; dinner 5 to 10 p.m. VISA shoes are some of the fresh fish 362 Periwinkle Way seven days. Late night food until selections. Gulf shrimp, Digby Seahorse Shopping Center Duncan's Restaurant and Ice 1:30 a.m. in tavern. Bay scallops, Iowa beef (custom 472-0303 Cream Parlour Casual dress. cut on the premises) and Traditional French and Periwinkle Place Shopping Superchef Specials daily round creative local cuisine. Salads, Center, Periwinkle Way (472- The Dunes Country Club out the menu. sandwiches, soup and char- 2525) 949 Sandcastle Road (472-3355) Dining on Captiva Lunch noon to 2:30 p.m. broiled burgers. Serving quality MCVISA +, MCVISA Dinner 5 to 9:30 p.m. daily. veal, beef, fowl and the freshest Serving hamburgers, fish Luncheon every day from 11 Entertainment Tuesday through seafood. sandwiches, daily luncheon a.m. to 2 p.m. Daily specials, Saturday. Open for lunch from 11 a.m. to specials, large variety of ice • burgers, sandwiches, salads. Chadwick's Timmy's Nook 3 p.m. every day except cream flavors. The tip of Captiva Island at the Sanibel-Captiva Road Cafe Orleans Tuesday. Casual dress. Open 11 a.m. for lunch; dinner Pancake and Omelet entrance to South Seas Plan- 0, No credit cards accepted In the French Corner and snacks from 5 to 9 p.m. Restaurant tation (472-5111) Directly on Pine Island Sound, 1473 Periwinkle Way (472-5700) Coconut Grove Closed Sundays. Tahftian Garden off Periwinkle Award-winning dining and this restaurant operates its own CMC, VISA, AE .Island Shopping Center at the Casual dress. Way (472-4453) entertainment. Lunch Monday fishing boat in the Gulf, sup- The home of Sanibel Sauce, intersection of Periwinkle Way No credit cards accepted through Saturday from noon to 2 plying its own fresh fish, stone Kay's Delight, Big Jim's, and Tarpon Bay Road (472-1366) The Oyster Shell 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 4 to 8p.m. p.m. Dinner from 6 to 10 p.m. crab claws and lobsters in Banana Cheese Pie, in- +, All maior credit cards 1619 PeriwinkleWay Tuesday through Saturday. daily. season. Hamburgers in a comparable sausage and New Seafood and steaks. Serving 472-0122 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday. Closed Entertainment nightly except basket, fried clams, daily England Clam Chowder. gourmet Greek cuisine Friday. 0, MC VISA Mondays. , Monday. Friday seafood buffet specials and homemade pies. Breakfast 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Hors d'oeuvres 4 to 6 p.m. in the Caesar salad, seafood, Family dinners with family I from 5:30 to 10 p.m. Sunday Open 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. Lunch Lunch 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Dinner 6 cocktail lounge. Open 11 a.m. to oysters,.shrimp. prices. Casual dress, shirt aiV South Seas style champagne 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Dinner 5 to to 9:30 p.m. Live piano music 7 10 p.m. Monday through Open Monday through shoes. brunch from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. 10:30 p.m. p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. Saturday. Regular and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Raw bar nightly except Friday Docking available. Very Closed on Mondays. children's menu. Sunday from 5 to 9 p.m. Casual from 6 to 10 p.m. in the Atrium casual dress. Casual dress. Casual dress. dress. Lounge. Something Special Spirit of Foolishness Captiva Village Square 400 feet beyond the entrance to Sanibel-Captiva Road South Seas Plantation 472-3035 Chadwick's General Store Tarpon Bay Marina • 472-9222 0, No credit cards accepted At the entrance to South Seas At the end of Tarpon Bay Road String along every night, Open seven days from 8 a.m. Plantation 472-3196 bring your own guitar. Games, to 4 p.m. Breakfast served. Take out only Captiva island MC VISA beer, wine and fool until 1:30 Featuring gourmet sandwiches 472-5111 Open from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. a.m. Sandwiches, pizza, tacos, and salads prepared to order. Vou'll find cold meats, seven days. Fresh seafood burritos, enchiladas and Wine, beer and cheese. cheeses and luscious salads for a sandwiches. seafood. Open 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. Casual dress. B-Hive The Sub Shop spur-of-the-moment buffet or six days a week. Closed Monday. 2407 PeriwinkleWay Across from the Fire Station picnic. A wide selection of wine, The Bubble Room 472-1277 Palm Ridge Road champagne, liquors and cor- 'Tween Waters Inn Sanibel-Captiva Road Crab, shrimp and lobster 472-5374 dials also available. Captiva Road (472-5161) 472-5558 combo subs, sandwiches, Large variety of subs made to +, MCVISA CMC, VISA quiche, homemade coleslaw and your order. Some salads. Cold Open seven .days. Serving A little Island hideaway of potato salad. soft drinks and beer. breakfast and lunch 8 a.m. to nostalgia far from the beaten Open Monday through Open from 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. 1:30p.m. Dinner6to9:30p.m. path. Featuring genuinely fresh Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Closed Sundays. Featuring fresh local fish, entrees, home baked breads and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. veal francaise and fresh cut desserts. Music and decor of the Health and Happiness, Inc. Eat in meats. Rolls and pastries baked 1940's. Choice Quality Stuff Next to Bailey's General Store on the premises. Open Tuesday through Sunday Apothecary Center Island Shopping Center Seafood buffet Friday nights. 6 to 10 p.m. Closed Monday. 472-0554 Periwinkle Way Prime rib at its best Saturday Casual dress. VISA, MC 472-3330 nights. Traditional Captiva 9:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday Open Monday through or take out brunch Sundays from 10 a.m. to The Waterside inn through Saturday. Sunday Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to 6 2 p.m. Happy hour Monday Across from the Castaways variable hours! p.m. Featuring tacos, hot dogs, Burger Emporium Ttiroide Post Office Deli through Saturday from 4:30 to 6 Motel at Blind Pass Fresh pizzas to bake. Daily chili dogs, soft drinks, frozen 2353 PeriwinkleWay Corner of Tarpon Bay Road and p.m. Sanibel-Captiva Road specials. yogurt and ice cream with many Gulf side Plaza PeriwinkleWay Collared shirt and slacks 472-0033 different toppings. 472-2500 472-6622 required. CMC, VISA Dairy Queen Sanibel's only quick-serve A wide variety of delectable Fine dining and atmosphere. 1048 PeriwinkleWay Huxter's Deli family restaurant offering a sandwiches made with The Mucky Duck Frest seafood and continental 472-1170 1203 PeriwinkleWay wide variety of sandwiches homemade rye, pumpernickel Andy Rosse Lane, turn left off cuisine on the water with un- Open 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. seven 472-2151 including burgers, steaks-, or white and served with chips San-Cap Road 472-3434 surpassable view of the gulf and days. Sandwiches and soft ice Sandwiches, barb-que chicken, seafood, homemade and pickles. 0, No credit cards accepted glorious sunsets. cream. Char-broiled burgers. spareribs, roast beef, assorted chili and Gulfside chowder. Also French pizza, salads and Directly on the Gulf with a Serving from 5:30 to 10 p.m. salads and sandwich makings, ice cold beer and fresh Ice desserts. Beverages include screened porch for outdoor Monday through Saturday. Sanibel Meat and Fish Palace fried chicken and homemade cream daily. Perrier, apple juice, beer and dining. Lunch served noon to Reservations suggested. Casual 2330 Palm Ridge Road Key Lime pie. , ; Open every day for lunch and wine. Take-out "beach boxes" 2:30 p.m. Monday through dress. 472-9181 Open 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. seven' dinner from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. available. Saturday. Hamburgers, fish and Seafood fresh daily. Fish days. Casual dress. Open Monday through chips, homemade clam dinners to go. Deli take-out. Full Saturday from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. chowder, sandwiches galore and service catering. Lagorio's Island Pizza Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. chef salad. j 2440 Palm Ridge Road Sanibel Plaza Dinner served 6 to 9:30 p.m. Bailey's General Store Pelican Place PeriwinkleWay Monday through Saturday. Island Shopping Center We deliver-472-0212 472-1581 Or 472-1582 Featuring meat pies, shrimp in PeriwinkleWay '•'''"•'• v ~ . f'izza, |ta|ian_ beef and 0 beer batter. Baropen daily. 472-1516 • ;.^ •:.*•• ••. •:. 'sausage sandwiches. Vienna hot Featuring Italian subs, Casual dress. Fried chicken, hot cobblers, dogs, homemade chil i. salads, pizza and spaghetti. Salisbury steak, salads, daily Open Sunday through Wed- Homemade breads. Pizza dough specials. nesday from 4-11 p.m., Friday made fresh daily. Beer and wine Open Monday through and Saturday from 4 p.m. to to go. Saturday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. midnight. Open 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. seven Sunday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Opening for lunch after July 2. days. Breakfast

Cafe Orleans PuttingPtrtWa* s> Quarterdeck 'Tween Waters I nn The Dunes Country Club Chadwick's General Store In the French Corner At the Beachview Golf CBtJr*e~ -1625 PeriwinkleWay Sanibel-Captiva Road 949 Sandcastle Road South Seas Plantation 1473 PeriwinkleWay 1100 Par View Drive 472-1033* '" - 472-5161 472-3355 472-5111 472-5700 472-4394 MCVISA, AE MCVISA.AE Saturday from 8 to 11 a.m. All maior credit cards accepted MCVISA, AE VISA, MC 7:30 a.m. to noon. Sunday 8 8 to 11:30 a.m. Monday Omelettes. 9 to 11 a.m. Continental break- 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. every day 9 to 11 a.m. every day. Full a.m. to noon. Closed on Wed- through Saturday. 10 a.m. to 2 fast every day. Casual dress. except Monday. Pancakes, breakfast. Open to the public. nesdays. Eggs Benedict and The p.m. Sunday brunch. Lighthouse Restaurant omelettes, Kay's Delight (Eggs Moderate prices. Casual dress. Islander. Fresh baked pastries. 362 Periwinkle Way Chadwick's Benedict), waffles, French Casual dress. Intermediate prices. Seahourae'Shopping Center South Seas Plantation toast. Pancake and Omelet Casual dress. Reservations 472-0303 472-5111 Casual dress. Restaurant Thistle Lodge suggested. Serving the finest in egg All major credit cards accepted Tahitian Garden off Periwinkle Casa Ybel Beach and Racquet dishes, pancakes, quiche. . 9 to 11 a.m. Champagne Sundial Way Club Something Special Open for breakfast 7:30 to 11 brunch on Sunday. 1246 Middle Gulf Drive 472-4453 2255 Gulf Drive Captiva Village Square a.m. every day except Tuesday. Casual dress. Reservations 472-4151 No credit cards accepted 472-3145 Sanibel-Captiva Road suggested. MCVISA, AE, DC 7 a.m. to 2 p.m Tuesday MCVISA, AE, DC 472-3035 Island House 7:30 to 10:30 a.m. every day through Saturday. 7 a.m. to 1 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday only. No credit cards accepted Ramada Inn on the Gulf at except Sunday. 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Sunday. Largest breakfast New Orleans style breakfast, 8 to 11 a.m. every day. Tulipa Way p.m. Sunday brunch. Eggs, menu including scrapple and crepes, quiche and specialty egg Homemade bread and pastries. 472-3275 pancakes, diet plates. Ala-carte blintzes. Also serving lunch. dishes. Fresh eggs, waffles. MCVISA, AE prices. Family; prices. Casual dress, Casual dress. Reservations No dress code. Tables on 7:30 a.m. to noon. Casual ' Casual dress. shirt and shoes. suggested. porch. dress. The ISLANDER Tuesday, June 29,1982 25B Government Clubs and organizations

Bridge for Fun \ Alanon Bridge players will have an Meets Tuesdays at 8 p.m. at opportunity for competition St. Michael and All Angels every Wednesday from l to 4 Episcopal Church on Periwinkle p.m. at the Sanibel Community Way. Association Building on Periwinkle Way. Party bridge Sanibel-Captiva Chess Club and all are welcome. No partner Meets every Sunday at-St. Sanibel City Council necessary. For further in- Michael and All Angels Meetings held on the first and formation call 472-2360. Episcopal Church at 2 p.m. All third Tuesday of every month at those Interested please call Glen 9 a.m. at MacKenzie Hall in the Power Squadron of Sanibel and Woods after 6 p.m., 472-3688. 3-Star Grocery complex at the Kiwanis Sanibel-Captiva Road Runners Captiva intersection of Tarpon Bay and Meets every Wednesday ' at For running partners, 10K Meetings on the second Sanibel-Captiva Art League Palm Ridge roads. 7:30 a.m. at Scotty's restaurant, races, meetings, etc. Call Jay Wednesday of every month at Holding outdoor painting Periwinkle Way. Hoover 472-9753. the Sanibel Community Center workshops from 9 a.m. until Sanibel Fire Control District at7:30p.m. noon Thursday. Call 472-5494 for Commission meetings held the Community Association of Sanibel-Captiva Rotary Club location. second Tuesday of every month Sanibel Meets every Friday at 7:45 Sanibel-Captiva Boy Scouts Captiva Fire Control District at 1 p.m. at the Fire House on Dinner meetings held at 6:30 a.m. at the Sundial on Middle Troop88 Sanibel-Captiva American Commission meetings held the Palm Ridge Road. p.m. on the first Tuesday of each Gulf Drive. Meets every Tuesday at7 p.m. Legion second Tuesday of every month month from October through Afl visiting Rotarians, guests at the Sanibel elementary Meetings are held the second at 8:30 a.m. at the Fire House on Sanibel City Planning Com- June at the association hall on and interested individuals are School. Visiting Scouts are Tuesday of each month at the Captiva Road and Wlghtman mission Periwinkle Way. welcome to attend. welcome. Call Ron Sebald, 472- Legion Hall on Sanibel-Captiva LaneSW. Meetings held on the second For information call the office 4141 days. Road. Call 472^9979. and fourth Monday of every Monday through Friday, 472- Duplicate Bridge Captiva Erosion Prevention month at 9 a.m. at MacKenzie 2155, from 10a.m. until noon. Resumes in November at the Sanibel-Captiva Shell Club South West Anglers Club District Hall in the 3-Star Grocery Community Association Center No meetings until Oct. 18. Meets the second Tuesday of Meets the first Monday of complex at the intersection of Committee of Neighborhood every Thursday at 1:30p.m. and During the season the club each month at 7:30 p.m. at the each month at 10 a.m. at the Tarpon Bay and Palm Ridge Associations, Inc. (CONA) Friday at 7:30 p.m. meets on the third Monday of Moose Hall on Parkmeadows Captiva Community Center. roads. • • ' Meetings held at 10 a.m. on the every month at 8 p.m. at the Drive off U.S. 41 in Fort Myers. second Thursday- of each month Sanibel-Captiva Lions Club Sanibel Community Association. Admission is free and visitors at 1027 Kings Crown Drive. No Meetings held on the first and Board meetings during the are welcome. Call 472-2685 for meetings in July or August. third Wednesdays of every season are held on the Thursday information. For more information call 472- month at 6:30 p.m. at the Sanibel preceding the Monday monthly 1316. Community Association meeting. Murex building on Periwinkle Way. Membership chairman is Al American Legion Post Beginning Water Color Classes ZuHone, 472-2615. Membership Sanibel-Captiva Road. . Holding indoor-outdoor Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of is $6 for individuals, $10 for Every Thursday at 8 p.m. Post offices classes (limited to 10) on Commerce couples. Cash prizes are awarded. Tuesdays from 9 a.m. until 1 Board of directors meets the p.m. $8 per lesson (monthly second Monday of each month at Coconut Co-op Sanibel Swim Team rates also available). 8 p.m. at the Chamber of Meets on the fourth Tuesday For further information calf Sanibel - Turn right off . Sandford Birdsey, instructor, Commerce building on of every month at 7:30 p.m. at Dick Noon at 472-2313. Periwinkle Way onto Tarpon member of American Society of Causeway Road. the Conservation Center on Bay Road. Marine Artists. Call 472-5567. Sanibel-Captiva Road. Barrier Island Group of the Arts Open 8:30 a.m. until 5 p.m. Captiva Civic Association The public is invited to attend. (BIG Arts) Monday through Friday. Closed American Business Women's Board of governors meeting For further information contact An organization founded to Saturday and Sunday, although Association on the first and third Tuesday of Mary Jo Gault at 472-1447. build a cultural community on there is mail delivery on Meets the second Thursday of each month at 10 a.m. at the the Islands. Saturday. the month at 6:30 p.m. at the Captiva Community Center. Audubon Society All members and prospective Dunes County Club. Betty x • Meets at 8 p.m. every Thur- members are urged to attend Captiva - Corner, of Captiva Thompson, hospitality chair- Alcoholics Anonymous sday from January-April at the the meetings on the last Monday Road and Wiles Drive. man, 472-1506. Please make Closed discussion meeting at 8 Sanibel Community Center on of each mont h at 7:30 p.m. at the Open 7:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. reservation in advance. p.m. Tuesdays at St. Michael Periwinkle Way. Sanibel Library. Monday through Friday. Closed and All Angels Episcopal For more information call Jim Saturday and Sunday, although Community Housing and Church on Periwinkle Way. Sanibel-Captiva Orchid Society Levy, 472-3526. the- is mair delivery on Resources, Inc. Open discussion at the church at Meetings resume in October Sa ly. Meetings held on the first 8 p.m. Fridays. on the fourth Wednesday of each Monday of each month at 7:30 No smoking group, step month at 1:30 p.m. in Sanibel We*tern Union p.m. at the Sanibel Library, meeting at 8 p.m. Sundays at the Community Center. B»Uey's General Store - Island Monday through Saturday Palm Ridge Road. For more church. Visitors are welcome to attend Sr ng Center, Periwinkle from 8:30 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. information, call Desiree For more information call 472- and bring orchids for questions W id Tarpon Bay Road. Sunday from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. Frederick, 472-4365. 4886. and discussion. To your health

While the Islands have no VETERINARIANS DENTISTS hospital, both Sanibel and Captiva are served 24 hours a Drs. Paul and Phylis Douglass, Roger A. Dunphy, D.D.S. day by a team of paramedics D.V.M. William J. Shorack, D.D.S. Who are widely recognized for 1042 Cypress Lake Drive Bay Wind Plaza their competence. Fort Myers 2402 Palm Ridge Road In the event of an emergency, Animals can be seen on 472-2060 the medics will call the Air Four Sanibel on Tuesdays and 481-7493, Fort Myers Ambulance, which transports Fridays beginning at 1 p.m, patients via helicopter to the Arrangements should be James M. Bell, D.D.S. hospital of their choice in the made by calling 481-4746. Sanibel Plaza, Fr^ Myers area. 1630 G Periwinkle Way paramedics are based at PHARMACIES 472-6333 th Fire Station just off For Emergency -472-6500 Periwinkle Way on Palm Ridge Island Apothecary Road. Phone472-1717,472-1414or Apothecary Center MEDICINE ASUROERY 9* TO. 2460 Palm Ridge Road (opposite the 3-Star Grocery) John Collucci, D.O. Gt,«ERAL PRACTICE 472-1519 Island Medical Clinic Open Monday through Friday 2400 Palm Ridge Plaza Jean W. Gentry, M.D., P.A. from 9 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. 472-5974 2250 Periwinkle Way Saturday from 9 a.m. until 2 472-4188 p.m. OPTOMETRIST ,__ 24-hour emergency service, Wegryn Medical Center 472-2768. Robert G. LeSage, O.D. Stanley P. Wegryn, M.D., FACS Bay Wind Plaza 4301 Sanibel-Captiva Road Corner Drugs 2402 Palm Ridge Road Open 24 hours Island Shopping Center 472-4204 472-4131 Periwinkle Way and Tarpon Bay Road CHIROPACTIC PHYSICIAN Stephan S. Halabis, M.D., FACS 472-4149 2426 Palm Ridge Road Open Monday through Friday Harry G. Kair, D.C., P;A. 472-3163 from 9 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. 1640 Periwinkle Way Service with a smile Saturday from 9 a.m. until 4 472-1824 James A. Moseley, M.D. p.m. Sunday from 10 a.m. until 4 Pelican Place p.m. No pharmacist on duty on 2440 Palm Ridge Road weekends. 472-6249 Island Exxon Bike Route TAXICABS Hospital admitting privileges 2435 Periwinkle Way 2330 Palm Ridge Road 472-2012 472-1955 Open 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., Monday Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sanibel Taxicab Company through Saturday. Service Monday through Saturday. 472-2870 garage open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Closed Sunday. A full service Local service avallablefrom 6 seven days. bike shop. a.m. to 11 p.m. All flights are met at the airport. Special Sanibel Standard South Seas Plantation arrangements for tran- Spirits 1015 Periwinkle Captiva sportation to and from the 472-2125 472-5111, ext. 3384 airport at other hours can be - Open 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. seven At the entrance to South Seas made. RABLiquors The Grog Shop The General Store at South Stas days. 24-hour road service and Plantation on the left side of the Next to Huxters, 1205 Near Bailey's General Store in Plantation complete auto repair. road just before the security Periwinkle Way (472-3333) the Island Shopping Center, Next to Chadwlck's, Captiva guard station. Liquor, beer, wine, mixes, Periwinkle Way (472-1682) (472-5111, extension 3307) Sanibel Tune-Up and Service Open seven days from 8:30 cigarettes. Open Monday Liquor, beer, wine, mixes. Liquor, Imported and Station a.m. to 6 p.m. Closed for lunch through Saturday from 9 a.m. to Open Monday through Saturday domestic wines and beers. Open 1015 Periwinkle Way from noon to 12:30 p.m. 9 p.m. Sundays from noon to 7 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays from seven days from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. 472-1878 p.m. noon to 6 p.m. Open 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekends. Certified licenw* mechanics. 3-Star Intersection of Tarpon Bay and Palm R-Jdge roads 472-5400 Open Monday through Friday 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday and Sunday 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Diesel fuel available. Island Oarage 1609 Periwinkle Way 472-4318 Open Monday through Saturday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 24-hour wrecker service. American and foreign car repair. AAA. 26B Tuesday, June 29,1982 The ISLANDER

FISH Friends In Service Here Neighborly help for Islanders Good things to know in need of transportation, regular phone checks and assorted non-emergency neigh- borly services. Call 472-0404, 24 Help! CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SHELLING hours a day. VISITOR'S INFORMATION Emergency Numbers SERVICE The city's resolution limiting the taking of live shells to two WARNING! SAFEGUARD Fire: 934-3400 Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of live shells per species per YOUR VALUABLES Police: 472-3111 Commerce person is one to be scrupulously Sheriff: 332-3456 Just off the- Causeway on obeyed. As a matter of fact, in In order to protect your Ambulance: 936-3600 Causeway Road order to preserve Sanibel's valuable possessions from theft, Paramedics: 472-1717,472-1414 .472-1080 beautiful shelling beaches, most it is recommended that you take island Apothecary: 472-2768 Open Monday through collectors refuse to take any live them to a bank or hotel vault for (24-hour emergency service) Saturday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., shells whatsoever. safekeeping. Do NOT leave CROW 472-3644 Sundays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. them in your room or car. Care and Rehabilitation of Wildlife - emergency care for injured Island wildlife. Non-Emergency Numbers Fire: 472-5525 Police: 472-3111 DISASTER ALERT

Radio Station WRCC, 103.9 FM, broadcasts details of any emergency such as hurricane alert or any other disastrous occurrence that might affect Sanibel or Captiva.

LIBRARIES Sanibel Public Library At the interesection of Palm Ridge Road and Florence Streets. 472-2483 Open 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., daily except Sunday. Wednesday DOGGY DO'S AND DON'TS BICYCLING from 7-9 p.m. for the summer. If you are visiting Sanibel with Remember: Wherever you If you aren't used to a lot of Captiva Memorial Library. the family Fido in tow, all the are, clean up after your petl bicycle traffic, watch out on Chapin and Wiles, Captiva better. All family members can "Leave nothing on the beach but Sanibel. The extensive network 472-2133 enjoy Southwest Florida sun and footprints" applies to dogs, too. of bike paths on the Island is CAMPING,BEACH FIRES Open Tuesdays, Thursdays surf. There's no leash law on clearly marked along the edge and Fridays from 9 a.m. to 5 The Chamber of Commerce Sanibel, but of course an ex- of the road. Camping on the beach is non-commercial food p.m. Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to can tell you what ac- citable or unruly animal is Observe caution when driving prohibited, as are open beach preparation. This type of con- 7 p.m. Saturdays from 9 a.m. to commodations are available for better off when controlled with a near the bike path. A state law fires. tainer will be allowed on the 1 p.m. families with pets. leash. and city ordinance combine to An exemption to the beach fire beach without a perm It. prohibit parking or driving on ordinance is a fire in an ap- After you have had your beach the bike path. Mopeds are not proved cooking container (not to party, please assume the PUBLIC REST ROOMS permitted on the bike paths. exceed 48x24x12 inches deep) responsibility for cleaning up If you plan to spend sometime with an extruded metal grill for any debris or litter in your area. Sanibel Fishing Pier on a bike to enjoy the Island sun At the Lighthouse end of the and sights, make sure your Island. vehicle is equipped with a bike FISHING Turner Beach flag, horn, good brakes and a At Blind Pass between Sanibel light for night riding. While no license is required Flounder 11 inches and Captiva. Under Florida law, bicycle for saltwater fishing, fishing in Grouper 12 inches Causeway riders have the same rights and freshwater ponds or the Sanibel Mackerel 1

Emergency numbers

Fire _ 936-3600 Police. _472-3111 Sheriff_ 332-3456 reporting Ambulance _ Name: 936-3600 Address:

Lee County $7 per year U.S.A. $10 per year Split $10 per year Foreign $12 per year (Lee County & U.S.A.) Mail to: The Sanibel Captiva Islander, PO Box 56, Sanibel Island, Fla. 33957 The ISLANDER Tuesday, June 29,1982 27B

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FERRY LANDING - Unparalleled Bayfront Uniqueness! Exquisite Surroundings, Very Private. 6 Acres of entrancing arboretum. The plans are in our offices. Please call or stop in - our staff is anxious to share this with you. Judith* M. Natale, Realtor-Associate, After Hours 574-8138 KICCTI cn m the tranquillty of Palm Lake fMCO ILCU subdivision, this attractive SANIBEL HOMES and well-maintained island home offers you 2 bedrooms and 2 baths with 1200 square feet of gracious living ar^a, plus BAY-FRONT MAGNIFICENCE!! Spectacular lanai and nearby access to the beach. Mature landscaping, Views! Cedar Vaulted Ceilings. Superb kitchen. Pool & Dock. too! Just $110,000. Arnold Goodman, Realtor-Associate, After Hours 472-5901 NORTH YACHTSMAN PORTE - Unique Island Designs! Discreet Residental Area. Priced Welll!! Rose Gibney, Realtor-Associate, After Hours 472-2631 UNIQUE - ONE OF A KIND LAKE FRONT HOMED - Breath-taking Contemporary Design! Tree-top views from every window & innovative use of natural materials. Arnold Goodman, Realtor-Associate, After Hours 472-5901 i.AM BAYOU - 4 bedrooms. Great Room, Sanctuary like environment. Pool, Fireplace, cedar exterior. •Don Hayes, Realtor-Associate, After Hours 472-2811 GULF FRONT • 4 bedroom home. Chickee Hut!! Natural Landscaping, native vegetation. Ultimate in Island Living. Kathi Barry, Broker-Salesman, After Hours 472-3261

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LUSH TROPICAL LIVING • Private beach. yourself in this setting. Spanish Tennis, Heated Pool, Boat Docks. 2 & 3 styling and roomy comfort. Bedroom plans available. Bay Front! Let us give you a personal Gulf Front tour!! Four bedrooms and three baths with generous sized living Kathi Barry, Broker-Saleman, After Hours 472-3261 and family rooms. Canal vista with boat dock just steps from the back door. Popular Shell Harbor Subdivision. Practical ceiling fans. VENTURA-CAPTIVA Asking $244,500. Terms negotiable.

LOCATED DIRECTLY ON PINE ISLAND SOUND Private Fishing Pier, Boat Slip. Heated Pool and short hop to Gulf Beaches!! Several from which to choose including three bedrooms with loft, SEE US FOE OTHER ISLAND LIFESTYLES NOW AVAILABLE! furnished or unfurnished, plus Seller Financing. Kathi Barry, Broker-Salesman," After Hours 472-3261 ISLAND REAL ESTATE by BISSELL & HOLTZ, INC. MARSHALL H. HQhtZ, SK DONALD T. BISSELL (813) 472-3165 licensed jRea* Estate Broker Licensed Seat Bstate Broker REALTOR P.O. BOX G P.O. Box 202, Sanibel Island, Florida 3395? 1020 Periwinkle Way MAIN OFFICE: 1711 Periwinkle Way, Corner of Casa Ybel Ro&d Sanibel, FL 33957 <813) 472-1123 BRANCH OFFICE: Captiva, opposite South Seas entrance, a few steps toward the beach lultsidc (813) 472-3318 ealt Itoesday, June », 198? Tile ISLANDER

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THE ATRIUM West Gulf Drive - Large 2 bedroom, 2 bath unit with den. View of Gulf from living room, master GOLDEN BEACH Near Algiers Park, Middle Gulf Drive - bedroom, and warp-around porch. Only 24 total apartment This unique Gulf-front porject consists of 4 luxurious in this beautiful Gulf-front condominium. Pool, tennis, townhouse apartments each with a magnificent view covered parking, and of course, Sanibel's great beach fron- spacious living area, 3 bedrooms, Vh baths, double car tage. $280,000 completely furnished. garage, hurrican e shutters, central vacuum and many !ToaAy««mo.r.e, llex!ras" •"roughout. Screen-enclosed pool. $365,000 Unfurnished. LOTS...LOTS...LOTS Gulf Pines....2 lots combined for 1 large building site...... $36,500 Gumbo Limbo....lakefront lot. $45,000 Sanibel Shores....walking distance to beach & golf course ...... $38,500

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