SAN1BEL — CAPTIVA

Serving the Islands since 1961

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Vol. 16, No. 23 Tuesday, June 15, 1976 1 section — 10 cents rain and "NO"ES

Last week began the long-awaited final During much of the early part of last re. iev. process preparatory to the scheduled week, the planning commission found June 29th adoption of the city's proposed themselves considering the input of citizen comprehensive land use plan (CLUP). Act I and councilman Vernon MacKenzle. The of the drama, last week's six long days main thrust of MacKenzie's input was a ten- innumerable hours) of discussions and page list of additions, changes, and deletions public hearings, featured the city's seven- to the verhage of the plan, intended to lend man planning commission. The decisive clarity and consistency to the plan's many second act. which got underway yesterday rough spots. The commission moved to at Casa Ybel resort on Casa Ybel Road, falls accept some of MacKenzie's suggestions, to the city council. while referring others to the city attorneys or to the city council for action. Last week's activities opened with what may have been the last two respite cases to Most of the remainder of the week was be heard by a Sanibel planning commission spent in considering the many problem and climaxed with the arrival of consulting items contained in the city's black book. planner Bill Roberts, of Wallace, Roberts, (contd. on page 24) Bill Roberts of WMRT hie last week McHarg. andTodd (WMRT), last Thursday. mark final school day .Friday was the last day of school for receive the award nest year, if he has children ail over Lee County, but at the anything to do with it. Sanibel Elementary School on Sanibel- The Reverend Bruce Milligan then Captiva Road it was the day of the second presented the library awards to students annual awards ceremony to boot. A small Eric Wightman and Greg Hermes. group of Island dignitaries was on hand to He was followed by Islander Brian Keefe, present the awards to deserving students. who presented the Kiwanis Club awards for The ceremonies opened with the singing of the outstanding boy and girl in the fifth "America the Beautiful" and the Pledge of grade to Eric Gavin and Chris Cowan. Allegiance, after which Father Gerard The next speaker was Sanibel Police Chief Beauregard of St. Isabel's Catholic Church John Butler. The Chief presented safety presented perfect attendance awards to patrol awards to 30 Island students, who, Timi Voignier, Paige Seyffer, Eric Gavin, here again, will remain nameless by virtue Blanche Bertolami, Beth Holland and Becky of their great numbers. McClintick. The last set of awards were presented by Next, Carroll Cave of the Lee County Sanibel teacher Meri Rhodes for excellence School Board handed out 34 awards for in the kindergarten class at the school. scholarship to Sanibel students too Renea Estep and Myton Ireland were chosen numerous to name, and gave scholastic as the most improved students in the kin- achievement awards to Lynn Cowan, Kelly dergarten class. Duncan, Melinda Rauschenberger, Bryan Kindergarten helper awards went to Weiker, Julia Ann Herman, Jack Laster, Krista Hatcher, Dean Kastran, Jenni Cameron Anholt, Trudy Goff, Lewis Muench, Tara Phillips and Nicole Weinberg. MacDonald and Cheri Atkins. Michelle Bashaw, David Muench and Ava Following Carroll Cave came Sanibel Purely were given awards for their par- Mayor Porter Goss, who presented ticipation in musical activities. citizenship awards to Timi Voignier, Eric Artistic creativity awards went to Robin Gavin, Daniel Burns, David Krepin, Kessler, Thomas Kendrick, John M. Lacy, . Margret Juhle, Susan Fischer, Susan Amber Noon, Banks Prevatt and Julie Herman and Shane Cowper. Santamaria and woodworking creativity ' Dick Muench was next at the podium, awards to Charlie Campbell, Brandon Hale, presenting President's Physical Fitness David Joyce and Robert Montgomery. Awards to Scott DeCamp and Bryan Weiker. To all Island students a big well done, and Dick vowed that many more students would moreover, to all a happy vacation! Come up 'n see us I SPD Chief John Butler gives out safety awards The good news is that we've MOVED! (And anyone who has visited us in our former office may or may not be amazed to learn that it took four truck loads and three station wagon loads to move everything!!) Anyhow, instead of being at 2398 Palm Ridge Road in the Print Shop, we The ISLANDER sincerely hopes you keep are now situated at 915 Rabbit Road, one house from the corner of Sanibel- the hurricane tracking map out of last Captiva Road, and directly next door to Surf Realy. week's hurricane insert, but hasten to add Outside of having lots more room, we're also closer to upper Sanibel and that as soon as the Islands have appointed Captiva, although farther away from central Sanibel, but a newspaper team captains, and made sure of primary doesn't get that much "walk-in" business anyway (and if you do, you'll and secondary evacuation routes, we will have to take your shoes off — the carpet's the most beautiful orange you have a special page or so on specific directions, hints, ideas, suggestions and ever saw.) We don't know as yet whether the move is just for now,' or per- basic orders from the civil defense—'scuse manent — but to be sure, we'll keep you posted. (The phone is the same — us, the committee on Disaster Prepared- 472-1881). ness—on what to do and when to do it—plus a We invite you to drop by to see our new ever expanding offices. (Maybe few suggestions from the old-timers. we can even talk the boss into having another parry—hopefully without blowing out all the electricity on Sanibel this time!) Tuesday, June 15, 1976 The ISLANDER political and governmental SANiBEL-CAPTIVA ISLANDER Activities SANIBEL CiTY COUNCIL meets the 1st, 3rd and 5th Tuesdays Established 1961 of every month at 9 a.m. at City Hali, unless special meetings are called. The public is invited. Virginia N. Brown SANfBEL PLANNING COMMISSION meets every Monday Calendar at 9:3© a.m. at Sanibel City Hal!, unless special meetings are called. Thepublic is invited. FIRE DEPARTMENT meets every 2nd and 4th Thursday at Classified Rates: Sl.GO minimum for 10 words or^ess; These iisTings are presented as a pubiic service for visitor 7:30, Palm Ridge Road Firehouse. five cents per word thereafter. and motei owners (who may get tired of reciting long lists for' their guests) by the Sanibel Captiva ISLANDER. If you have SANSBEL-CAPTiVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION Board of a service, either paid for or free, which you think should be Directors meets the second Tuesday of each month at 3:30 included, please cait the ISLANDER off.ce at472-1831. Thank p.m. you. Deadlines: Advertising - Wednesday 5 p.m. RRE CONTROL DfSTRfCT CO«MSSSIONrRS~ hold their Classifieds-may be phoned in (472-1881) up to Thurs. noon. regular meetings on the second Tuesday of the month at Please call classifieds and subscriptions to 463-4421 if you 1:00 p.m. at the new firehouse, on Palm Ridge Road. The can't reach 472-1881. things to do public is invited to attend. BINGO MUREX - American Legion Home, Wednesdays 3 p.m. -no minors. 915 Rabbit Road (just off corner of Sanibel-Captiva Road) libraries SanftieLFL. 33957. Off fee phone- 472-1881. BIRD TOURS • Griffin Bancroft, 472-1447, George Weymoufh,r CAPTSYA LIBRARY: Hours, Tuesday & Saturday,.9:30 a.m. - 472-1516. 12 Noon. FISHING GUIDES FOR CHARTER: Capt. Ted Cole, 472-2723; SANiBEL UBRARY: Hours, Man., Wed. & Fri., 2 - 4 p.m.; ISLANDER Mailing address: P.O. Box 3, Sanibel, FL 33957. Capt. Doug Fischer, 472-1551; Capt. Baughn Hailoway, 472-. Tues.. Tftur. & Sat., 10 a.m. -12 Noon. 2802; Capt. Belton Johnson, 472-1122; Capt. Joftn Johnson Published every Tuesday. Second dass postage paid at Fort 472-1020; Capt. Bob Sabatino, 472-17S4; Capf. Duke Seifs, Myers Beach, Florida, 33931. 472-1784; Esperanza Woodring, 472-112; Capt. Chic Kennedy, how to get there 472-4087,'Capt. Herb Purdy, 472-1&49, (also offers sightseeing trips). BOATS (HSHING) TO RENT - Blind Pass Marina, 472-1020,' CRAFT SUPPLIES^ HAND CRAFTED GIFTS MUSEUM - the Odyssey Museum of Miniature Americana Island Boat Rental, 472-2223, 'Tween Waters Marina, 472- 1554 PeriwinkleWav. 472-1786. 1784, Tarpon Bay (canoes), 472-1323. NATURAL HISTORY FIELD TRIPS to Sanibel's wildlife habi BOATS (SAIL) TO RENT -?The Colony «472-1424. • tats by Richard Beebe and George Campbell. Tuesdays and ' ^nirfhwind, inc. 472-2531." Thursdays by appointment. For reservations call 472-2180. MusORCYCLE RENTALS - Sanibel Motorcycle Rentals Wednesday's Open Trip: meet at Sanibel Elementary Schoo 1203 Periwinkle- 472-2001. parking lot, Sanibel-Captiva road at 9:00 am. Wednesday BICYCLES FOR RENT: Nines Rental 472-2374 oFcheck the fee: $4 per person. motel you are staying in. HOWS: 10 TO 5 CLOSED SUNDAY NOAH'S ARK • Thrift shop open Tuesday through Friday i 2365 PERIWINKLE WAY, SANIBEL ISLAND 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Located in back of St. Michael's and A!! Angei's Episcopal Church. SAILING (lessons and-or charter): Southwind, 472-2531; FABRiCS NOTIONS YARN Paul Taylor, 472-1551 SEWING MACHINE RENTALS SHELLING TOURS - Beach Bay Bayou, 472-1315; Baughn Hailoway, 472-2802; Duke Sells, 472-1784; Tarpon Say Marina 472-1323. SIGHTSEEING TOURS - Herb Purdy, 472-1333 or 472-1S49; Tarpon Bay Marina (canoes), 472-1323; Capt. Chic Kennedy, ^Nimble 472-4087, Sanibel Marina. Church Calendar SIGHTSEEING INFORMATION - U.S. Fish S, Wildlife Service, 472-1100. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES TENNIS & SCUBA EQUIPMENT (RENTAL), The Real Eel, Sanibel Public Library 472-2674. Sunday 11:00 a.m. - Wednesday 8:00 p.m. WATER SKIING- Herb Purdy, 472-1333 or 472-1849. FIRST BAPTiST CHURCH OFF ISLAND DAY TIME ATTRACTIONS - Edison Home in Fort The Rev. Gerald Frost Minister Myers, 334-1280; Shell Factory, U.S. 41 North Fort Myers; SUNDAY SERVICE: Jungle Cruises, 334-7474, Fort Myers Yacht Basin; Waltzing Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Waters, 283-0636, Pine Island Road. Worship n :00 a.m. Evening Services 7:00 p.m. fraternal groups WEDNESDAY EVENING: Prayer Meeting 7:00 p.m. £ <_Accesso/ues ROTARY INTERNATIONAL - area meetings. Fort Myers, Tuesdays at 12:15 in the Shrine Bldg. off Cleveland Ave.; GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH Fort Myers South, Mondays at 12:15 in the Sheraton inn on The Rev. Nicholas Sitaras Rt. 41; Fort Myers Beach, Thursdays at 12,:15 in the Holiday Services held in the Redeemer Lutheran inn on Estero Blvd.; Cape Coral, Wednesdays at 8:00 a.m. in Church corner of Canal and Broadway, the Cape Coral Country Club. For Information call Dick Fort Myers. Vann, 463-9436. . Sunday 10:00 a.m. KSWANIS CLUB meets each Wednesday morning at 8:0C ST. ISABEL CATHOLIC CHURCH a.m. at Scotty's Pub on Periwinkle Way. Fr. Gerard Beauregard Saturday Evening Mass 5:30 p.m. BOY SCOUT TROOP No. 88 meets at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Sunday Mass 10:00 a.m. atthesrhool. Friday Mass: THE LIONS CLUB of Sanibel-Captiva meets at 6:30 p.m. the 1st First Friday of each month 7:30 p.m. and 3rd Wednesday of each month at Island Beach Club. Daily Mass 5:30 p.m. OPEN GATE AL ANON - Every Friday, 8:00 p.m. at sT.lvuchael's and AH Holy Days 10:00 a.m. Angels Church. For information call 472-2491. Vigil 7:30 p.m. BOUTIQUES Confession before each Mass. Periwinkle Way 472-2108 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS - open meeting. St. Michael's ST. MICHAEL'S AND ALL ANGELS and AH Angels Church, Periwinkle Way, Friday nights, 8:00 EPISCOPAL CHURCH p.m. For information call 332-1300. The Rev. James D.B. Hubbs, Rector SUNDAY: Holy Communion 7:30 a.m. 1st & 3rd Sundays 9:30 a.m. Open Hon. thru Sat. clubs 8c civic groups Morning Worship, 2nd &4th Sundays 9:30 a.m. AMERICAN LEGION POST No. 123 - American Legion Home, second Tuesday of the month,.8 p.m. SANIBEL COMMUNITY CHURCH The Rev. Bruce E. Miliigan, Pastor Sunday Services, Sunday School ... 10 a.m. LADIES GUiLD of the Sanibel Community Church meets at 1:30 every third Thursday of the month. For Details, phone- SPIRITUALIST CHURCH 472-2425. Rev. Nona F. Hurtado, Secretary - 639-0843 The Christian Thinkers of America, 3620 Acline Road, Punta Gorda. Worship Service SANIBEL COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, !NC. io^l Com- Sunday, 11:00 a.m. munity House, 1st Tuesdays, 6:30 p.m.

Art Gallery Custom Framing Specimen Shells dand Art Supplies Florida & WORLD Wkte Knot Shop Macrame 1O17 Perhwinklv Way LCdTrOBGG LTD 2422 Pertwlnfcte Way. Soft Finished Thomas Clifford Leather Creations The ISLANDER Tuesday, June 15, 1976

«_»_?_« Letters to the editor: SI AIBMilL To the ISLANDER: call is apparently treated as potentially a I was so shocked upon reading Frank real one. to the credit of the Sanibel Police. Herndon's letter in the June 1st issue, I expect to arrive in Sanibel two weeks concerning your Police Reports, that I had from today, for a week's stay at the to write immediately. Haleakaia. The Islander has heightened my I can't speak for your other "Northern" anticipation by keeping me abreast of island Miss V'irgirda Brown, (in Florida terms!) readers, but 1 have activities, which I truly appreciate. Editor, enjoyed your Police Reports more than just -s-CharlesF.Wilkes Sani'oel-Cartiva Islander, about any other regular item, and usually Washington. D.C. P.O. Boz 3". read it first after the headlines. I consider P.S. One thing I would like to see, is a Sanitel, the literary style to be perfect and my detailed weather report on the week just Florida 33957.' esteem for the Sanibel Police could not be U.S.A. finishing. High-low temperatures by day. BUCKINGHAM PALACE higher. Obviously Mr. Herndon does not rainfall by day and year-to-date at week's empathise with the problems of the police in end. and general conditions, winds, etc. their day to day responses to what he would Periodically I would like to see recaps of consider trivial problems of the citizens of Sanibel's yearly weather patterns, like the Sanibel. but I think most people can, and Chamber of Commerce provides on their truly appreciate their readiness to continue map, etc., but updated. Your readers in to respond time after time. other parts of the country would really An example is "that alarm"! Any alarm appreciate such coverage. I think. i a cos^andsd fcv The <

Our annual monsoon Fishing ail night is a great have been making the season has arrived! way to spend a vacation rounds of all the shops on Umbrellas have been according to Ralph Corson Sanibei and Captiva. The sprouting like mushrooms of Newark. New Jersey. Kirkpatricks hope to and there was also the establish a home and Miss Virginia Brown. report of a tornado playing Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kirk- business here within the off the tip of the Islands last pa trick and their two next few months. The above letter of which we are most proud, was sent to The ISLANDER by Her Tuesday evening. children, Mark and Patti Majesty in response to the letter below: On Thursday, June 10. the May 27,1976 annual Field Day was held Her Majesty Elizabeth, Queen of England at Sanibel Elementary Buckingham Palace School. It was a day of HOURS 10-5 London, England games, races, movies and just plain fun! Dow Massie, May it please Your Majesty: P.E. Consultant for the Lee It gives the staff of the Sanibel-Captiva Islander great pride and pleasure to be able County School System, set to see our feelings about the Magna Carta reaffirmed by the kind presentation of the up ail sorts of games for the golden copy of this great document to the United States of America the same week participants, who were both Resort Wear, that this newspaper published the synopsis of the Magna Carta as part of our parents and students. Mexican Imports, Bicentennial effort. The Crazy Hat Contest Gifts from We humbly enclose a copy of the issue of the Sanibel-Captiva Islander for Her was the most hilarious event 35 Countries, Majesty with hope that Her Majesty will accept it with the deepest gratitude of the of the day. Cookies, Antiques, Toys, PELICAN staff. lemonaide, watermelon, ice Penny Candy, SANSBEl ISLAND Cordially, cream, punch, and popcorn Salmagundi, were sold by the various FLORIDA Virginia Brown classes. There were many Prints Editor sore muscles and tired kids Staff: Carol Quillinan (and parents) Thursday! Rich Arthurs Kathie Strickland Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bill Burdette Blackson were visiting the Islands from Newton, Mass. Tis oft remarked that a cat can look at a Queen, but it's not very often a newspaper Tom enjoyed sport fishing can get a letter from one. (Yes, we're boasting-wouldn't you?) The entire thing was while Helene basked in the sparked by last month's Bicentennial page, which featured the Magna Carta, on sun. which, we believe, our own constitution is based. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hewitt A day or so after the ISLANDER was published. Her Majesty and England of Canton, Ohio, sunned, Turn Right At The Shopping Piazo Presented The United States with a golden copy of the Magna Carta. Indeed it is a fished, and relaxed while once in a lifetime experience for a paper (and a weekly, at that) to "beat" a whole visiting Captiva. Follow The Signs country with a 48 hour news or feature lead. We're still tingly!" 472-4449

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"Landmark" decision in Palo Alto The ISLANDER has been acre tract, afte re-zoning elected to re-zone it instead. News and keeping track of court cases for open space rendered it "Judge Robert Scfanacke regarding the effects of land 'virtually useless'. of the U.S. District Court use planning across the "The land in question is ruled in a 40 page opinion, nation. The "San Franeisco owned (by) the Southern that the City 'did indeed Examiner" printed the California development confiscate the property by following article, May 16, firm of Arastra, Ltd. which re-zoning it to open space, editorial 1&76 which they termed had originally planned to leaving it virtually "Landmark Land case," build a 1,776 unit com- useless ' which follows: munity on the site. "The case now goes to a "A landmark decision "The City of Palo Alto jury to determine the value handed down by a federal originally planned to buy of the property, and how court judge could force the the land, leaving it as open Arastra is to be com- notes City of Palo Alto to buy a 515 space, but at the last minute pensated for its land." Parcells (Sr.) by ginni brown went to seminar Eye exam In Mali

R.C. Parcells, Realtor, with Parcells and The Caloosa Lions Club will conduct its Gentry, Inc. attended a four-day, in depth, first annual FREE Glaucoma Screening seminar on Business Opportunities this past Program on Saturday, June 26, from 10 a.m. week at the Admiral Benbow Inn, Tampa, to 4 p.m., at the main Cleveland Avenue Media awakening Fla. entrance in Edison Mall. Eye doctors will be Sooze ban at Bob said, "The seminar demonstrated the in attendance. midnight not final According to a replica of a or day! pitfalls, safeguards, benefits and analysis of "Newsweek" magazine The really big papers Business Opportunities. We are now seeing Basically this program is intended to — yet! article. evidently seem to have given up even more Real Estate offices listing and selling reach people who have not had a complete distributed by WBBH-TV, trying to beat out television businesses. The demand by the public for eye examination within the past year. Those Speaking of reading, a the powers that be big in and-or radio and have opportunities in business made it necessary who suffer from glaucoma, or who are number of readers took publishing circles are finally contented themselves with for me to become completely updated in this glaucoma suspects are requested not to exception to a headline waking up to the fact that "second day" or follow up specialty. In the past, little has been offered appear for this examination, but urged to reading '"City bans after the circulation of daily stories to the headlines in the way of Seminars on Business maintain examination schedules with their midnight drinking" or some newspapers has dropped flashed on TV screens the Opportunities and it is an important present doctors. such in last week's disasterously, most of which night before. A fairly recent dimension to normal Real Estate Brokerage ISLANDER, whilst we were is blamed on television's resurgence in "investigative activity." "unrivaled capacity for reporting" does seem to be •'Business Opportunities" was instructed The examination will be made by ap- reporting on city council pointment to avoid congestion and waiting at doings. capsulizing the news in staying on the news scene by Arthur Hamei, of San Jose, California, visual headlines." and the these days. who has bought, owned or sold over two the Mall. Please phone for an appointment Well, if you wish (and fact that editors are worried hundred business opportunities from coast by calling 332-1300 starting today. June 15. -> there are some mighty The article also doesn't that "Americans are simply mention the fact that in a big to coast. Mr. Hamel is a member of the strong arguments as to why not reading as much as they National Society of Exchange Counselors, as Lions Clubs also put your discarded eye you might well want to wish) city, the only time an used to." average person will get their well as being an Investment Realtor in San glasses to good use. They are catalogued by "to object, you may still do so Jose. prescription and dispensed where needed at before the second and name in the paper is when they're born or married (if The Seminar included field trips to reveiw no charge. Please bring any discards you FINAL hearing of the or- What the article doesn't may have to the Mall on June 26. dinance, which will be mention is the equally the social editor feels such business opportunities as restaurants, Tuesday. June 29. at 1:30 pbenominal growth of benevolent that day), when motels, bottling plants, cafes, bars, as well p.m. at Casa Ybel. The weekly neighborhood or they die (and then the as normal retail shops. ordinance will not actually community newspapers, family normally has to pay Bob is a member of Fort Myers Real Parcells (Jr.) graduates become law until the second which have been increasing for it) or if they kill their Estate Board and his offices are located at reading, so if you want to in leaps and bounds since spouse in a particular 1628 Periwinkle Way. Last week marked the official graduation object, you will have the the late 50s and early 60s. grusome way. (A simple of Robert J. Parcells, acting corporal with opportunity of doing so. while New York, for in- shooting in the Northeast Chamber notes the Collier County Sheriffs Department, However, in slight defense stance which boasted of will barely make page 44 stationed in Immokalee, from the University of the headline, according to eight major dailies in the these days.) Walter Klie of the Sanibei-Captiva of South Florida. Bob got his B.S. degree in the memory of ye Ed and early 60s, is now down to The article does mention Chamber of Commerce announced last week police science and the psychology of according to City Clerk three dailies—The Times, that big newspapers sell that Fred Fox's Schoolhouse Gallery is criminal behavior, graduating cum laude Mildred Houze, after a first The Post and The News. well after a Sunday football currently exhibiting a group of paintings by Parcells, who intends to continue taking reading, and an advertised The article doesn't game has been televised, or various artists at the Chamber offices on courses toward his Masters degree, has public hearing has been mention the quality of big after a moon shot, which Causeway Road. worked in the law enforcement field for the announced, the title of a city city newspaper reporting would indicate that TV's The exhibit is the first in a series of past twelve years, both in Florida and ordinance has never been today as opposed to that, say great for spot coverage, but showings of the work of Island artists and Georgia. changed, although such of 30 years ago, when a the details are still to be craftsman to be offered by the Chamber in Robert J. Parcells is the son of Mr and ordinances may (or may reporter would compete found in the pages of the the months ahead. Any Island shops wishing Mrs. Bob Parcells of 911 South Yachtsman not) have been amended fiercely with the police for a papers. to show their work or wares at the Chamber Drive here on Sanibel. Happily enough we between the first and second "clue" to whatever crime Don't really know what offices should call or see Walter Klie to can take this opportunity to wish "HaDnv happened to be selling got us off on this kick, but it make arrangements. Each exhibit will run Birthday!" to the elder Bob Parcells as well readings which made them for no more than two weeks. actuallaw. papers that month, or week. was fun, anyway. His birthday was Friday The ISLANDER Tuesday, June 15, 1976

ill Opinion Whaf are you'going fo do fhis summer?

Don Carroll, Sanibel- •"I'm gonna get a S_|T * -_ new bike and ride it up and clown the bike Jackie Laster, Sanibel: "Go to summer path a iot. And go swimming." school. After school, I might play baseball Allison Howard, Sanibel: "We're gonna with mv brother." move to Gumbo Limbo and then we're going to Illinois so I can get spoiled by my gran- dmother."

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Kevin Metcalf, Sanibel: "I'm moving to Cape Coral and then I'm going to the yacht Katherine Schumacher, Sanibel: "I'm club." gonna stay home this year. I'm building some stuff, like a row boat." James Slice, Captiva: "I'm gonna go up north and fish."

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Our cottage at Stanley was opposite a was it Indiana?) who said she had cut out all The walk along the shore at Couer d Alene pretty river and all the cows on the other I had written to Couer d Aiene, Idaho, to Lake is like a painting of the Siene in Paris. the columns of our trip to Alaska and wanted find the little vaudeville theater I'd played in side made for a pastoral mural of our very some more to tell about coming home. tall trees in a row and lots of things ah- own. It was probably the tidiest place I'd at this lovely lake in the mountains. I'd ppening like two bycycles put together with So. the Editor permitting, here goes. We remembered it because we had arrived by ever seen. However, there were signs all left Seattle for Mount Ranier - did you know an awning joining them for ma and pa to about. -PUT OUT THE LIGHT", -'Hang steamer, trunks and all the acts..Clarence keep cooi while riding. there was a Chief Seattle and I wonder if the and Beebe. I never forgot those black boys. bath mat up", "Do not remove lawn chairs Prince had anything to do with naming this They wanted to teach me to dance like they In this part of our country, there are a lot from their place", etc. etc. beautiful mountain, or vice versa? Anyhow did between jokes like. "I was so em- of fine monuments to the miners, especially I wondered what a shovel was doing it is striking, so high and so much snow. As barrassed at you at that nice lady's house one at Galconda for a man who started out alongside a pole on the beautiful well usual all visitors to snow mountains, park, when she picked up the corn cobs, you said with only a jackass as a stake. manicured lawn. "That must be where the and throw snowballs at each other on July '•Would you please put some more beans on Missoula. Montana, still has the proprieter buried his first wife" said Philip. 4th. this stick!" vaudeville theater I played in so long ago But we found out it was a "doggie-do- At Ecumenclaw, Washington, we had a and Philip took my picture in front of the Old dumping station". In other words, a dog- No one in Couer d-Alene could find hide Wilma on Main St. I should! say old for the owner must do as a cat did, bury the real treat, a 4th of July parade. Standing nor hair of the vaudeville house but the alongside us on the curb was a fellow who owner Mr. Sharp has kept it up beautifully in evidence. / President of the Community Theater wanted memory of his wife Wilma. He let me go I could hear the cows on the other side oi\ explained people called their town to meet some New York actors and we alt "Ecumscratch." Every one inEcumscratch inside and it is all gold and white and the river moo thru the night now and then had dinner at probably the best restaurant elegant. when I waked myself to listen to the river had a red, white and blue hat and it was the I'd ever come across, "Kissin Cousin". It first time in a parade that with all the horses Salmon. Idaho, has no salmon to buy but splashing by. Did you know horses sleep was a special dinner party (with potatoes standing up? (to be continued) and buggies, along came a nice old cow. baked in rosin) and then we went on to see their Safeway Supermarket has some A spectacular stop for us was Game Ridge "Cabaret" put on by some drama majors with a rushing stream. "What's that?" I from California, probably the worst asked Philip of two black things bobbing up production of anything I'd ever seen, about and down. 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Watering hole person Man called in that Lady called in that a boy called in to say that the "several noisy" cycles were had caught a shark and previously complained racing up and down a road, dragged it onto the beach, about and ''suspicious" since open, door was "never alone side of the road. were claimed the following walked 100 yards up and weeks—at least, fairly calm vehicle were GOA. used." and people were a.m. down the beach on either in comparison to other seven unsure what was stored, if Person called in that there side of location of alleged day periods. During the past First report :of what anything. was a fire: there was —one Subject in same condition deceased shark; shark week, •'that" alarm went off turned out to be a few for a of undetermined origin in a as above was given ride GOA. Officer queried people nine times officially < but one week,1 came in of two Call came in that three wooden enclosure around a home by an acquaintance, on beach, who stated a boy ^ of the nine was all night, alleged persons over- noisy motorcycles were pool pump. and car was secured in had caught a shark the da} countless times, as it imbibing, which caused headed east on beach. Same parking lot. However, BEFORE, that it was deaf seemed to be tickled into them to walk around caller reported two minutes Man called in to report subject later returned, when it was caught, and i: ringing by near-horizontal banging mailboxes, later cycles were now that "•parties unknown had unsecured car and prac- was about a foot long. heavy rain fail), four other presumably for the noise headed west on beach. Ten borrowed his cement deer tically drove it into the However, it still wasn't in alarms went off, also ap- making fun of it. minutes later, same caller from his yard," which didn't patrol car. Subject and car evidence. parently unassisted with the Officer found persons, reported cycles were parked make anyone too happy. stopped: situation then possible exception of heavy who were reported as at end of street. Officer Officers checked neigh- deemed under control. Person who complained rainfall, two calls for "feeling their oats" but not found cycles and drivers and borhood for 125 1b. deer about loud motorcycles assistance were made and bombed. Both promised issued verbal warnings to without results; also toll An "unknown citizen" early in week did so again. answered, five disabled they wouldn't do any more the three young people. both. Negative. called in and said that Officers arrived 11 minutes vehicles were helped in one damage, and in fact, said builders in area were later; no motorcycles, loud way or another, one they hadn't done any Cal! came in that callee's Some smarties evidently playing their radios at a or otherwise. speeding ticket was issued, anyway. That part was two white Siamese kittens, thought they could get away "high rate of loudness." a pair of glasses, a wallet cleared, but an hour later who "never strayed" during with ripping off a couple of Upon checking, officer Those motorcycles are at and a purse were found, they were ejected from a their three months of cases of beer; dropped the found no noise nor any it again. Investigation is another wallet reported local watering hole for existence, had been stolen, first one (breaking all turned on radios, for that continuing. Rider now missing, there were three causing a disturbance, at but, while caller seemed to bottles) and stashed 2nd matter. minus helmet, goggles and accidents and four open which point both came into have idea who did the case behind a bush, which riding gloves, which are homes and-or businesses SPD headquarters to alleged stealing, was ad- the beers owner took back The owner of a shop and a safely deposited in the SPD found during routine "dark complain about the treat- verse to release names to and substituted an empty person or two who hadlocker. house" checks with no B & ment they had received. SPD. case in its place. When a car wares on display for con- E's reported at the four, and Observing their condition came along later and signment sales, got into a A couple of power outages, no one (FOR ONCE) left A woman called the SPD stopped, owner watched disagreement as to whether by the by, set off a couple of something valuable in a car (drunk) officer advised them to go home or to be from the Florida Marine man get out. lift and then a particular object d'art was alarms here and there. which was stolen--so. Patrol to relay the message throw case down. Followed damaged or not. which was congratulations, peoples' arrested. Last seen going home. that a man at a marina had car, found two men drinking rather pressing, as said Alarm went off. ap- Also no campers—but the just received a call that two same brand, but denied any object had been sold and parently caused by prowler bugs and rain may have charter boats had seen a knowledge of B&E. paid for. Finally, object was set upon accomplishing a B something to do with that! Next day, one of the above subjects was apprehended hammerhead shark 200 reported repaired, which & E: success went as far as walking while under the yards south of the An eight year old gran- officer was requested to prying door open; nothing influence; officer suggested Lighthouse near the shoals. dson went a beaching for an check (and evidently found missing. Complaint came in that an it so), and persons were alleged suspicious vehicle subject go home, which kind Officer was dispatched to hour and forty minutes, suggestion was firmly swimming area; shark during which time his asked to remove all wares more police reports was at a beach access and from the shop in question occupant(s) of same might rejected, at which point, GOA. Officer warned people grandfather reported him during which subject con- on beach; no one was (or missing. Happy ending; boy right then and never come on page 25 be turtle poaching (a nasty back, either. Ever. no-no). Check on car tinued to argue with officer, went) swimming then. returned home.

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across from police station on Polm Ridge REMODELING!! 50% savings on discontinued items The Best is After 65 Here Shell Point Village is not a condominium, def- initely not an ordinary retirement community. Our concern is for your happiness, security and spiritual well-being. Your apartment will be on the Caioosahatchee River, with breathtaking views. You1!! enjoy sports* social and church . activities and delicious, economical meals in our residents' dining room. Our Nursing Pavilion is one of the finest in trie country. Visit us or RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL Phone (813) 481 -3737 for FREE information. LANDSCAPING "ASK ABOUT OUR PACKAGE DEAL"] |;| Shell Point Village TRACTOR GRADING ^hltP' F0rt Myers, Florida 33901 REMOVING AND REPLACING ANY TYPE OF SOD { 2398 PALM RIDGE ROAD KC ! Follow McGregor Blvd., abt 15 mi. so. of Fort Myers ^ RLLDIRT 5ANIBFL 'ISLAND REPAIRS AND SERVICE (Rte. 867) to our sign just before the Sanibe! Bridge. ^72-4592 OFFICE 542-5*08 MOBil PH. 334-8895 A Ministry of the Christian and Missionary 1406 Lafave"e streer. P O. Bo* hta. Cape Coral, Florida Alliance Foundation The JStANDiR Tuesday,June 15, 1976 eligible are paintings, photography and graphics. Ringling notes The top award will be a S500 "Best in Show"" prize. Dates for the Ringling along with at least one slide Other awards will be $200 Museums Fifth Annual of three different works. The Merit Awards, $100 Crafts Festival have been deadline for submitting Honorable Mentions and $50 set for Nov. 19,20 and 21. applications is Oct. 1.1976. Best Presentation. Judging Florida's best craftsmen Entrants are carefully begins at noon on Fri., Nov. exhibit and sell their work juried by three qualified 19. and compete for top prizes professionals who make the Hundreds of people an- in the prestigious three-day selection by slides only. nually attend the Crafts event sponsored by the Craftsmen who are chosen Festival held on the Museum Members Council. to compete in the Festival Museums picturesque The competition is open to will be charged a S20 bayfront grounds, three aii Florida craftsmen. exhibition fee. miles north of Sarasota on .Applications may be Original work in U.S. 41. There is no ad- A Sanibe! bird (buzzard, we think) obtained by writing the ceramics, textiles and mission charge. Ringling Museums, P.O. sculpture, glass, enamelling Hours of this year's takes a lengthy stretch atop a pole... Box 1838, Sarasota, Fla., and jewelry as well as Festival are 12 - 5 p.m. on 33578. A S5 jurying fee must leather and mixed media Friday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. accompany the applications will be accepted. Not on Saturdav and Sunday.

Because your business uses telephone serv- without considering all the many ramifications ice, perhaps you should consider owning your of their decision. (We know. Some of these own telephone system . ,. right? Well, maybe. businessmen have since asked us to buy and That is, if you have no better place for your maintain their "Private" systems.) capital doilars and can receive prompt, reli- We don't know much about cows, but we do able and economical repair service. Then ar- think of have 75 years of communications experience. range for the cost of insurance, taxes and the We also have 1,957 trained employees, a large system's replacement due to business growth, fleet of service trucks and we operate a quar- obsolescence, damage, or other reasons. ter of a billion dollar telephone system ... all Similar logic might suggest that because your to serve you . . . better. family drinks lots of milk, you might consider So if you want to avoid becoming your own buying your own cow . . . right? Again, maybe in o the phone company, we suggest you call a United ... if you know how to feed and milk a cow and communications consultant when you need are willing to accept responsibility for the advice about telecommunications services animal's health, daily care, veterinarian's bills and equipment. and eventual replacement cost of the animal due to age or lack of production. mmm Some businessmen these days have been CDQ& United Telephone talked into owning their own phone systems. KH of Florida UNITED TELEPHONE SYSTEM 22 Tuesday, June 15, 1976 The ISLANDER

'Springtime In Italy"

Ground rules are—BYOB. The Italian American donate S3 per person • tickets Ciub of Cape Coral and available at the door or by Valentino's Studio One are calling 936-1511 weekdays combining efforts to raise from 9 to 5 or 482-0827 after 6 money for the Italian p.m. > listen and dance to the Earthquake Disaster Fund. music of two bands, watch an hour long variety shew They have rented the Fort and basically enjov Yourself Mypr.? Exhibition Hail for while contributing to the the occasion—a party, comfort of those who are dance and show evening homeless in Ilaly following titled "'Springtime in Italy" the disasterous earthquake. to be held Saturday. June 19. Oh-there will also be door from 3 p.m. to 1 a.m. prizes! All are welcome.

RES TO YOU

The girls of the Sanibe! School defeated' a team of teachers and mothers during a softbafl game on Field Day. WILL EVER BUILD HERE No one will ever build on this wonderful 3Vi miles of Gulf-front beach. Only a footbridge away from Blind Pass condominiums, the beach is only one of the- good things we'd like to show you. You'll find spacious condominiums in a Polynesian style, natural landscaping, luxurious amenities and much more. Look for Blind Pass condomin iums and you won't need to look any further.

Sanibet island Blind Pass You'll find us on Scab ell Road which is just off the Sanibel-Captiva Road opposite the Ding Darling Bird Sanctuary exit. Look for Blind Blind Pass Condominiums — and you won't need to look any further. Pass Sea 8d! ROKJ Sanibd island. Florida 33957 (813)472-1585 Casa Ybe/ /ooks towards re-opening

The whirlwind activity of nostalgic engendered by the completion of the Sanibel recreation continues at the Casa Ybel Resort Causeway Bridge. on Casa Ybel Road on Sanibel's Gulf Beach, The owners are still constantly con- under the imaginative eyes of the resort's sidering ways to recapture the unique at- new part-owners, Keith Trowbridge and mosphere offered by the resort in the early John Hill. years of this century, when it was called Trowbridge and Hill sponsored a public "The Sisters" and run by Mary and Georgia symposium at the resort a few weeks back in Barnes, daughters of Christian missionary an attempt to ascertain what features of George Barnes, one of the earliest settlers of Sanibel's yesteryears Island residents would the Islands. like to see restored in the resort. At that meeting, Island historian Elinor Dormer Messrs. Hill and Trowbridge welcome all proved most helpful in reminiscing about suggestions from Islanders as to how they Sanibel's history in those mystical, magical might make their resort a real thing of the years before the . great building boom past.

Jhistle Lodge awaiting renovation. I Keith Trowbridge considers what the public would like to see at Casa Ybel.

Joan Yafes * HELP US HELP THE BIKE PATH FASCINATING! announces i Antique Type Trays * ---idea! for all rI Buy a Sand Dollar Necklac* Kit from us (Each I kit contains enough material for three neck- sorts of collectibles I laces Which you make yourself) total price * *>y**ty II $1.56 (includes tax) and we'll DONATE 50' and momentos * |t o ThONLYe Bike Pat100h Committe LEFTl e is (shells, miniatures, you name it) * CLOSED FOR THE SUMMER TUTTLES' SEAHORSE SHELL SHOP of the Lighthouse End • Sanibel Island •I * SEE YOU IN THE FALL! 10:00 AM-5:30 PAA "GONE SHELLIN" Sunday 10 AM 'til 2 PM - MONDAYS 1554 Periwinkle Tues.-Fri. 10-4 Sat. 10-2

IA.G. Edwards & Sons, Inc. Congratulations to the graduating FREE SEMINAR class of the Sanibel school! ON BONDS Stop by, autograph your People Are Now Earning \J picture and have a FREE goodie on us. 9%+ on Bonds The aicentennial Bakers' Place Next to the pink house on Periwinkle Way Whether you are a new or experienced investor, you won't want to mist thl* Seminar on Bond*. In clear, non-technical language, you'll get the answers to such questions as: • What are debentures? Municipals? Governments? • How are bonds bought and sold? • What kind of interest is available on high grade bonds? • What are bond funds? • How safe are bonds? • What do all One of a series on display at those terms mean? Like ... Triple A ... Treasury Bills ... Calls... Convertibles... Tax Exempt Municpals. of sculptures by TUES., JUNE 15th- 10 A.M. local artists. RODEWAY INN "Child and Seagull" At the Airport — Continental Breakfast by Ricki Smith of THOMAS C. COLEMAN Fort Myers Beach No. 1 Periwinkle PI. SANIBEL ISLAND RESIDENTIAL AND 472-1327 MEMBERS NCW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE COMMERCIAL DESIGNING STOCKS . BONDS . MUTUAL FUNDS • INSURANCE • ANNUITIES AND FURNISHINGS 1601 Jackson St. 2164 W. First St., Fort Myers — 334-35051 DOWNTOWN 1995 Periwinkle Way, Sonibel Is. - 472-312l| FORT MYERS Thomas C. Coleman • Mgrs. • Willis G. Eshbaugh ASID PERSONNEL 334-1348 AN-BS -15EFM-5-1-76I 24 Tuesday, June 15, 1976 The [SLANDER pathies to those whose ill luck made them market value of their land. The tone of the Nationwide Realty property to the north of responsible for transcribing the minutes letters ranged from respectful to accusing Sanibel-Captiva Road was unsuitable for from the tapes. the city fathers of "BigBrotherism." commercia] zoning due to the wetness of the Plan parcel. Chairman White instigated a motion Perhaps the most volatile discussion of to have the designation withdrawn from the last week arose during Tuesday's review of Mrs. Joyce Blakely's correspondence CLUP. The motion for elimination included the commercial and restricted commercial charged the city with "the use of legal hocus another commercial designation in the same hearings designations in the CLUP. Before last pocus to commit a great injustice," and general vicinity, a parcel zoned RC-1 located Tuesday's action, the plan contained continued, "If this legal logic is allowed to at the corner of Sanibel-Captiva Road and provisions for six commercial areas (C stand, then America is ready for the funny Bowman's Beach Road, south of the main zoning) and five restricted commercial farm." highway. In their stead. White suggested from page 1 areas fRC-1 and RC-1 zonings). If the adding language to the plan providing for a motions passed by the planning commission After reading the correspondence. commercial allocation in the area to be Those items were as diverse as setback last week are accepted by the city council, Chairman White commented. "We have had designated at an unspecified date in the requirements, the economic feasibility of one of those C zones, one RC-1 zone, and one more correspondence about the commercial future, when the need should arise. The :'ne plan, hurricane evacuation procedures. RC-2 zone will be eliminated from the designations than about any other matter, motion passed unanimously. CLUP's commercial designation map. definitions of specific terms, procedures for but f ask you. what would be the result if we Later in the course of discussion, the granting variances and for amending the granted all these requests? Nobody would commission unanimously passed a motion to plan, the clustering concept, open space The public comment bagan with planning want to live here!" eliminate yet another parcel from the requirements, insect control, and a commission chairman Duane White reading commercial designation map. The parcel multitude of density allocations for specific into the record thirteen letters received by When Chairman White asked for input eliminated was the only RC-2 zone on the properties on the Island. the city requesting more commercial zoning from the audience, he received five ad- Island, situated at the end of Periwinkle Way on the eastern tip of Sanibel. An RC-2 zoning means that only restaurants would be. permitted in that area. Toward the end of the discussion. Charles Blakely rose to say that no consideration had been given to the public input into the matter and that the public hearing was therefore a travesty. Chairman White refused to accept Blakely's statement, saying that the vested rights question was not the issue at hand, even though the question of "vested rights" did not figure in Blakely's main discussion. The following day, the commission further curtailed the CLUP's commercial designations by down-zoning John Peurifoy's property west of Dixie Beach Boulevard and north of Periwinkle Way to RU-1, at Mr. Peurifoy's request. The ap- proximately 22,50G square feet of Peurifoy property that had previously been designated commercial in the plan does not front on Periwinkle Way. Peurifoy based his in the plan The majont\ of the letters w ere •• ••' i -...>•- - more commercial request on the fact that he has no intention of The impracticality of reporting all of last from property owners and businessmen zoning along Periwinkle, along with two building on or selling the land, and that he week's discussions and subsequent plan holding land along Periwinkle Way, or their requests that the proposed CLUP zoning be couldn't afford the increased taxes that the refinements in detail should be obvious. attorneys. The proposed CLUP provides for maintained. property would carry with a commercial Were we to give each item the attention that considerably less commercial land along zoning. it rightly deserves from the planning point of Attorney Arthur Knudsen told the com- Sanibel's main arterial highway than does mission that the commercial designations It is important to note here that the view, our resulting publication would more the present Lee County zoning for the area. commission's decisions are subject to the resemble the Warren Commission Report were the least defensible part of the plan in Under the CLUP. roughly half of the lots his opinion, and that there was no apparent approval of the city council, so that in- than The ISLANDER. For the specifics, we fronting on Periwinkle Way between terested citizens still have time to voice their can only suggest that you consult the official justification for it. from either the legal or Causeway Road and Tarpon Bay Road the planning standpoint. opinions directly to the council at the public would be down-zoned to RU-1 (single- hearings being held at Casa Ybel resort this minutes of last week's meetings. While so family), which, affected property owners At a remark from Island environmentalist week. All concerned parties are strongly doing, you might wish to offer your sym- claim, will substantially lower the fair George Campbell to the effect that the urged to do so.

HERE IT COMES! overs of Gentle Consorts, Wives and Children, Right-minded Brothers, Devoted Sisters, Fun Grand- papas, Child-spoiling Grandmamas, Maiden Aunts, I Generous Uncles, Expectant Nieces, Harebrained Nephews all without distinction of Age or Sex enjoy peace, tranquility, repose and general desportment by the Sea in the AM'S newly reopened Casa Ybel Resort. Cottages, suites and other exotic accommqdations ... each with an amazing perspective of the seashore and beyond it the sea. meats provisions Accommodations rightfully boast of dependable cooling, stout and trustworthy furniture, sleeping rooms, sitting rooms, cooking rooms 1473 Periwinkle Way - just east ©17-11 and private plumbing reserved for each guest family! Rejuvenating, rehabilitating and rousingly restful. Available to all for the weekend, week, month or season at shamefully low prices. Come quick lest all the space be reserved by the opportunists! Ring us up for reservations, lodging rates and information at (813) fl*UIT 472-1531- Or mail the coupon for the same information at a more IS RE-OPENING! with fresh produce licensed & bonded fruit shipper I P.O. Box 167, Sanibel, Florida 33957 I Post to the undersigned complete details on the holidays, I joys and modest prices at Casa Ybel Resort. I

I Name___ ; 1 Address , street fifty .State, Zip ; Cash is gratefully accepted in trade for lodging, along with s Woy • just east of 7-1! Bankamericard and Mastercharge Credit Cards. The ISLANDER Tuesday. June 15, 1976 25 complainant of "noisy motorcycles." with the more police reports comment "enough is enough." Spoke to driver* s> The best of luck and informed same noise Business truck reported level was unacceptable and to Heidi Dougherty. as being parked on bike to keep it down. path; original complainant called back three minutes Motel personage reported later to report truck was "suspicious" car. Turned Heidi graduated in December from movin' on. out car belonged to registered guest, who just Cypress Lake High School and has Call in from a new (at happened to bring two cars least in this week's report) with him. already completed her first session A Sanibel Fire depart- ment gentleman reported he at Edison Community College. was going to a large establishment to check out a fire report; found She is working part time at the smoldering fire being SEWING CLASSES sprinkled via hose by a Cedar Chest in Tahitian Gardens. working man, who didn't •know anything. BASIC 8 iFOwner said he was unaware of fire ordinance; TUES. JUNE15 10-12 fire department official decided to send a registered TUES. JUNE22 2-4 letter to same to inform him AAON. JULY 12 7-9 Poltmcjer of the ground rules. (No fires of any kind on Sanibel, WED. JULY 14 10-2 with the exception of "recreational" fires for Landscaping which a permit has to be obtained.) WANTED - COCONUT PALMS \ We Move, Fill Hole & Pay For Them Lady called in that she was bird watching while Monday to Friday Coil 481-4734 moving, and left binoculars on a shelf, from whence they "disappeared" overnight. Stated there were unat- tended workers in the house. Investigation continued ARTISAN SHOP until binoculars were found CALL 936»5774 in house in late afternoon. FOR INFORMATION ABOUT NUTMiG^VILLAGE CLASSES AND ELNA-WHITE AND Large collarless dog reported trespassing on NECCHI SEWING MACHINES FEATURING motel property, at which AND USED SEWING MACHINES point he was captured and FLORIDA ARTISTS confined in office to prevent AND CRAFTSMEN possible molesting of guests. SPD referred complaint to SEWING HEADQUARTERS the County's Small Animal 4650 SOUTH CLEVELAND - FT. MYERS Shelter as the SPD has no SOUTH PLAZA MINI MALL facilities to accommodate (NEAR WOOLCO) animals. ~—«^&——«^a—-»^»i»"' ••• «8»» •*«»» ••" «@»», . '•*»"•

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1571 Periwinkle Way A NEW WORLD 472-1086 OF FINE FOODS hot pizza oman homemade sausage Wicked cheeses imported pasta fresh breads Come Browse Through homemade lasagna i) spices The Most Extensile imported & domestic cold cuts Wicker Selections In YOU CAN DISCOVER CIAO Southwest Florida IN TAHITIAN GARDENS ON PERIWINKLE I 3319 Cleveland Avenue Fort Myers, Florida 33901 936-8916 26 Tuesday, June 15, 1976 The ISLANDER City Council notes In a special public hearing maintain his "excellent anything under its heid at Sanibel City Hall on AAA" rating. The council provisions but a chicken the morning of June 9. the refused to act upon Bruner's coop. Under that plan, no Sanibel city council voted suggestion because Holt- one will be able to build a unanimously to deny Dave zman's petition for relief motel on this Island." Holtzman's request for asked specifically for 42 On the evening of June 8, relief from the respite to additional units. In order to build an additional 42 units the council, in conjunction go ahead with his proposal, with the city's Code Com- and a restaurant onto the Holtzman will now have to Shell Harbor Inn at the pliance Committee, held a petition for an amendment special workshop meeting to corner of Lindgren to the CLUP, after its Boulevard and East Gulf draft ordinances adopting adoption. three standard construction m Drive. Said Hoitzman following codes for the city-an Dave Hoitzman — Holtzman's request was the hearing: "Frankly, the electrical code, a plumbing No one will based on a desire to plan is so restrictive that code, and a mechanical maintain his AAA rating, for there will be no way to build code. build..." which the restaurant and lounge are imperative. In order to obtain the CPOOS given necessary permits for the Bob Taylor - restaurant and lounge, a Last week, the Concerned Property planning. The legal defense fund is sup- / "It's not financially equitable..." minimum of 100 motel units Owners of Sanibel (CPOOS) received ported solely by the dues paid by the CPOOS' \ is required. At the present financial backing to the tune of SI.000 from membership, which is reported to be in the the Politically Active Property Owners vicinity of 450 to 500 members, and by time, the Shell Harbor Inn ! contributions like that of the PAPO group. has 68 units on a 7.87-acre s PAPO , a countywide group claiming 2,500 beachfront parcel, which members. Both groups seek to protect what Said CPOOS president Carol Quillinan, ' Finances accounts for Holtzman's they consider to be the constitutional rights •'The PAPO group joined the CPOOS in the On the municipal finances At any rate, the city will of property owners. event that litigation concerning property now receive their share of request for the additional front, the City of Sanibel motel units. rights would have to be initiated. I think it's received news of two the funds directly from the The money will go into the CPOOS' legal a terrific thing that we have help from federal government, rather The council's denial of the defense fund, which is intended to defend the separate reasons for 7 across the Bay, since the Sanibel land use rejoicing last week. than receiving only a portion request for relief was rights of property ow ners in court from the plan affects not only Sanibel, but all of Lee One of them was that the of Lee County's revenue grounded on the disputed restrictions placed upon them by land use Countv." city is now eligible to sharing allotment, as had density allocation for the receive federal revenue been the case previously. parcel under the city's sharing funds beginning in Just how long the city will be proposed comprehensive July, based on the 1973getting the funds is un- land use plan fCLUP), and Census Update data, which certain, since federal upon the uncertainty as to JWwtrlrteT where the mean high water SAIL PIPS estimates the city's year- revenue sharing currentiy Tobicco and Pipes: TOBACCO round population to be 1,066 faces stiff opposition in line falls on the property. residents.' Mayor Porter Congress. The council also expressed 3/$ 1.00 Goss was unable to quote an Sanibel is currently concern for increasing exact figure as to how much ineligible for state revenue traffic problems in the area. the city could expect to sharing, because the city According to Mayor Port- receive in revenue sharing, didn't levy a minimum of 3 er Goss's calculations, abbey MagazineivOiltr' although he said that it mils in last year's taxes. Holtzman is entitled to only pf-TovimNews- wouldn't be a very great Said Mayor Goss, "If we 33 additional units at the tobacco perpers. Paper- amount due to don't get those state funds, very most, although plan- ::: \ back; Books, ''unrealis tically low then it means that we either ning commission chairman "Cards - Forget Duane White disputed that population figure" to be don't provide certain ser- tunllnii Inc fnin tmntnutlnili Me Not l*he, employed in the distribution vices or that we find the allocation. Contemporary of the funds. Still, in this money for them elsewhere. Toward the close of the Cards.Wrapping instance, the old adage, It's not a critical amount of hearing, Holtzman's at- Paper & Gift "Anything is better than money, but it would make torney, Dave Bruner, asked Bows, Candy, nothing," seems obviously things a lot easier if we had the council to grant ap- StoiJMttiterf. Rand* 33U7 Gurm.-troparted to apply. it." proval for only the 33 ad- and Domestic In time, the city's The other glad tidings that ditional units to which the Mayor thought Holtzman population figure will be the city received last week 7 and Cigars, revised to give Sanibel a came in the form of a check w as entitled, which would more equitable share of the for more than still be sufficient to obtain funds, said Goss, but in the $135,000 — revenues - the restaurant license and meantime, the city is trying generated by the Sanibel enable Mr. Holtzman to to get discretionary relief Causeway tolls and bond under the Federal Revenue refinancing. The money will Sharing Act to get more go into a special projects funds, based on the dif- fund, earmarked for ficulty of establishing sound projects to benefit the Quality Comfort population estimates in general public, such as road handcrafteci furnishings In island style resort areas. improvements, for instant. AT I - Front on Sanibel at Fine imported rattan furniture from $58.50 to $950.00 Loveiy capiz shei! lamps and accessories from $2.50 to $159.50 Visit us in Tahiiian Gardens on Periwinkle Way 10 - 5 MON. - SAT. 472-4035 3SSSS

Golf Course Community off Bailey Road , CAPTIVA * Convenient Location * Approved Development Plan !SLAnD ST0R6 » Central Water & Sewer * Underground Utilities 8 Goli and Tennis Represenied Exclusively By KNOWN FOR OFFERING THE BEST IN MEATS SANIBEL REALTY, INC. complete groceries and provisions REALTOR 1207 Periwinkle Way Mon. - Sat 9 - 6 Downtown ,v 472-1566 Closed Sunday Capthra Island W^) 472-3448 ISLANDER Tuesday, June 15, 1976 27 "AI Anon meets every Fri- day, 8 p.m., St. Michael's HELP WANTED: For ERRORS and AH Angeis Church. IN CLASSIFIED MUST sporting goods, tackle & For information, call 472- bait store. Retired or semi- BE PHONED INTO 472- 2491. 1881 OR 463-4421 NO LAT- retired gentleman fo work ER THAN THUR. NOON classified- Sat. & Sun., 6:30 a.m. - OF THHWEEK OF PUB- SAiLBOAT RENTAL 6 p.m. Write fo P.O. Box LICATION. THE iS- Rent day or week 359, Sanibei, FL. 33957. LANDER WILL ONLY 23' - Shoa! Draft BE RESPONSIBLE FOR 472-1881 .Vsotor — Safe-- ONE INCORRECT AD. Sieeps 5 Comfortable FIBERGLASS, or 463-4421 for classifieds Guide Available RESINS, Rates: 463-2320 POLYESTER, Display classifieds: SI.25 EPOXYS, per col. inch for each FOAM, weekly insertion. FIBERGLASS Regular classifieds: REAL ESTATE SERVICES Use local $1.00 for first 10 words REAL ESTATE CLOTH, MATS, ETC. and 5< for each word FOR RENT FOR SALE Zip Codes. EPOXYPAiNTS, thereafter for each week- OVER 100 Custom Framing ly insertion. DIFFERENT ITEMS Summer rentai, 2 bedroom, done on premises canal front close to gulf FOR SALE: 2 bedroom, HELP WANTED condo apt., fully furnished, 1 bath mobile home. Quiet Island Arts Suncoast Fiberglass including washer/dryer, area on river. Extras in- 2880 Palm Beach Blvd. clude: storage room, utility J446 Periwinkle Way HELP WANTED: Condo- mui disposal 3= dishwasher, Ft. Myers 334-6127 Woodbridge Apartments • etc. Rent negotiable. Write shed. Periwinkle Trailer 472-2893 minium saies, Sanibel Is- Efficiencies and One Bed- Park. Call 472-2380 after land. Work directly for the room Units. Centrally locat- Rod Griffis, Apt. B-32, Tennisptace, Sanibel 33957. 6pm. developer. Real Estate ~BringAd"~] ed jusf off Periwinkle Way. license/experience re- SI70 and $195 p!us electrici- (ISP) GASACCSA ty, furnished. NO children. PUSS*Si?*G CONTRACT©* quired. Draw available. 10% DiscounfJ NO pets. Another develop- FOR SALE: New Furn- LICENSED-INSURES-BOH D6t> 472-1585. ment served by Executive ished duplex, free living by CAPTiVA -472-2518 Services, Inc. Realtor. Coll renting 1 apartment. 500 feet from private beach. NOTICE OF INTENT 472-1198. TO REGISTER 472-4195 FICTITIOUS NAME cfossword ALUMINUM The undersigned does hereby . FOR SALE: 2 bedroom, certify that they are conducting on page 7 AWNiNGS - SHUTTERS a home decorating service in 2 bath furnished, Spanish NOTICE OF INTENT Fort Myers, Florida, under the MISCELLANEOUS Cay, excellent location at HURRICANE PANELS fictitious name of THE FINAL TO REGISTER TOUCH, and that said firm is Gulf, spacious, $44,000. FICTITIOUS NAME FOR SALE BUILDING composed of the following Call (813) 597-6091 collect. The undersigned does hereby persons whose names end Robert T. Uhlich, Realtor. SPECIALTIES CO. certify that she is conducting a places of residence are as FOR SALE: Norge refrig- follows: . Locally, dial 1-597-3412. 2213Fowler-332-5131 seawall business in Lee County, erator, 12 cu. ft., green, Florida, under the fictitious John J. Collins, 860 N. name of TAR VI N SEAWALLS, Entrada Drive, Fort Myers, jjjped only 9 months. SI50. VISIT OUR SHOWROOM OR and that said firm 15 composed Florida: Angelus L. Collins, 860 Kail 472-4212. of the following person whose N. Entrada Drive, Fort Myers, CALL US FOR AN ESTIMATE name and place of residence is Florida. I SWAPPED FOR as fo! sows: Ownership of The Final Touch MON.-FRL - 10-5 Leia sW Tarvin, Route 5, Box is as follows: II THROUGH THE 200, Fort Myers, Florida. John J. CoHins. 50 per cent Ownership of Trgvin Seawalls Angel us L. CoHins, 50 per cent. PUGS is as follows: Lela M. Tarvin; It is their intention to apply ?e WANT ADS 7 - 100 per cent. the Clerk of the Circuit Court ;r 472-1388 ANNOUNCEMENTS !f is her intention to apply fo and for Lee County, Florida to the Clerk of the Circuit Court in register the said name of The Alcoholics Anonymous, and for Lee County, Florida to Final Touch under the FOR SALE: Carrier A.C., register the said name of Tarvin provisions of Florida Statute 6 months old - effective open meeting, St. Mich- Seawalls under the provisions of 865.09. warranty. 13,000 BTU. ael's and All Angel's Florida Statute 865.09. Witness our hands, this 7th Church, Fridays at 8 p.m. Witness her hand, the 7fh day day of June, 1976. Highest EER rating. New of June, 19«6. S-sJohn J. CoiUr- $450, sell for S300. 472-1786. For information, call 332- -S-Lela M. Tarvin -s-Angelus L. Collie 1300. June 15,22,29, July 6-1976 June 15, 22, 29, Julv A.

FOR SALE: 3 short shag See area carpets with pads. BUiLDABLE FOR SALE Two avocado, 10 x 20 and TOM lAUTERMAH HOMES1TES 7 x 12. One orange, 9 x 12. or Sanibel lot, 100' x 145' 472-4897. AL IAPPA on lake, SI4,000 CASH! A v&ry few for new or used cars or trucks Appraised bank value, for any budget Captiva Business W HP sprinkler pump, S116; -WILL DELIVER - $20,000. Lots ore available iwhite toilet, S38, Med. Cab. W Upper (North) Captiva, light, S25; Tub enclosure, $36; SAM GALLOWAY FORD Big wheel 20" mower, SI 19; V2 acre on Gulf, near at Rain Bird sprinkler with stand, Fort Myers, Florida 936-2193 air strip, $19,000. S8; Lav. faucet, S10. Present ad 10% down, zoned for prices. LAUREL'S Between Laughrey & Holtz Ft. Myers & Punta Gorda On "CALL FOR CALL" multiple. HWY 41, 995-5043; 8290; 0809; Tranquil un-incorporaf- 0605. 813»472»4127 ed Cay a Costa 1 acre tracts, $10,000. Only island Real Estate, Inc. WE EXCHANGE YOUR UNWANTED PROPERTY $1,500 down; bo/. Reg. Real Estate Broker WOODSY OWL HOOTS: FOR SOMETHING YOU REALLY LIKE over 10 yrs. 4 bed., 2 bath home, pool, etc. $75,000. Others$65,000, $57,000 also RALPH A, CALL, REALTOR a $85,000. CALL Island homes, homesite lots, P.O. BOX 232 - 147 PERIWINKLE all kinds of Sanibel & Capiiva real estate SANIBEL, FLORIDA 33957 Stop in and see us or call today — JU

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especially cast for the Islands by madam Dorinda (phone: 481-3O51) Meade Aries: You can utilize the talents or Sagittarius: Delay likely in business or wherewithal of another person to further paper work or both. Probiemsirom the past present projects. You may want to travel but likely to come up. don't get caught in a Subdivision responsibilities may hold you back. compromising situation. Judgement poor for buying. Taurus: Good time to start a diet or s, lots, tity water, electricity, exercise routine. Loved ones or partners are Capricorn: Deals will have something somewhat negative or act in unexplained phoney about them and friends are likely to improved road - READY TO BUILD! ways. Emphasis lies with financial savings take advantage of your good nature now. and credit or insurance matters. This could be hard on you money-wise if YOU don't have all your wits about %'ou. • Buitfmg permit guaranteed untB Gemini: Joint finances are due to im- prove. Get an early start on any traveling. Aquarius: You may have to put out extra Etecember 31,1978, or money bsei Look out for upsets that might affect health effort or work to show results, but stay on or ability to work. Be generous to others. the job. Watch for duplicity, there wiil be some mystery about a new acquaintance. also Cancer: Aspects good for investing in real Pisces: An alliance or partnership • Two - 2 bedroom, 2 bath homes,ready fo r estate, or you could start construction work. arrangement looks promising. You will be You may have to give up a very eccentric invited to more social events than usual, so M2,K0 each, k Befte MeaJe friend. Take no late risks. don't be suspicious of one with good in- tentions. Leo: Business or educational trips are plys favored. Caution a mate or partner as to their actions. Disorder is a subject of con- FMADA,M DOR1NDA 1 • One - 4 bedroom, 2 bath hone on outsized lot troversy among friends. Good for planning parties. ^ 481-3951 Family room, swimming pool, 2 car garage with wortetap area, large sfosets. 12' x 15' concrete Mock Virgo: Solicitude toward parents is ap- m ^ detached biiidmgran b e tiserf for lab or studio. preciated. Renovation or repair projects are favored now. Your interest in a side income project is high. Don't be too critical of those who work with you.

**• Libra: You may be tempted to something indiscreet, careful now. Buy some film for •S3 your camera, you'll need it. Publicize those coMPnsw items you have for sale. P. O* SUM 114 Scorpio: Changes in your social circle are likely. You will be under pressure to change Captiva island your mind or undertake a distasteful task. Take care of essential studies or paperwork. ASTMOLO€E1 phmnm - 472-2472 TAE0TCAEDIIEADE1 ,

(JUNE 20) How about a' uReaders Digest Complete Do-it-yourself #/? And we have the tools to go along with it! and Decker,SkiUTru-Testfect. ALSTO in Island Shopping Center, corner of Periwinkle & Tarpon Bay Roads Str¥iis§ Sssibel & Cspflve fsisads sines 1899 SANIBEL PACKING COMPANY WESTERN UNION - W!Mi ft COLD BEER - fill SIVE10FSNG SERVICE We Are Open 52 Weeks A Year To Serve You - Thursday 8 ajn. to 6 pjm. Friday & Saturday S a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday S a.ou to