Island REPORTER $20,000 in Stolen Furniture Recovered
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island REPORTER SANIBEL & CAPT1VA, FLORIDA I Volume Number IMe If, Ills) iX .e J Commercial plan up for public comment, 5A SAMIBEL AND CAPTIVA FLORIDA J SECTIONS « PACES island VOLUME 12 NUMBER 48 October 10, 1985 $20,000 in stolen furniture recovered Police break area crime ring By Earl Hartman anibpl Police returned more than $20 000 in furnitjrc itid articles 1 ucsdiy to ihe West Gulf Dn% P home o[ a New Jpr«:t> couple from swhich they were stoltn in August •- J 2A • CtaibtMO 19&> • Hand Be the island eye A hot contender Another pot of h s Arlington Heights red hot chili has won IL 60006 and enclose inze for Rick two first class .Jvam and his Dap stamps so you can }er Dolphins this get a return detail? Lime at the Port o[ on a project called the Islands Florida Dear Mr President State Chili Cham pionship near Naples A non political last weekend non profit organua Silvani s beanlcss tion called the Socie stew a concoction of ty for the Preserve meats tomatoes tion of American peppers nntans and Citizen Expression other ingredients will compile a book of was awarded third letters to the presi place to a similar dent which will con hili dished up to the sist of letters from judges by the Gator American citizens loosters of throughout the entire verglades Citj United Steles and Si'vant of from every walk of Laudcrhilt ind his life Teacher's refuge Dolphins Tom and Nancy Weber and If vour letter is in Dxng"Darling Wtldhfe Refuge staffer Chrutie Seaman with Lee and Collier County teachers Jim and Rosemary iluded you wit then during an environmental education workshop arranged by the refuge Saturday The teachers Joseph - were first become eligible to be who ran gain m service credits from the course were given tours of the refuge and Santbel place winners at the th- one nerson Cauteuay as part of the uerkshop. It focused on coaital resource management and the keyiote 4th annual Suncoast chosen to present the address was given by Bill Hammond, director of Environmental Education, Lee County schools Chili Festival at The book to the President Dunes Stnibel at the White House September 29 They were among All citizens who 51 contenders at the write a letter will cook-off receive a free copy of the book which will have a cormercial edition How about dropping Proceeds from sales will be used for Ronnie scholarships for high a line? school seniors pursu ing: careers in jour Has tnat letter to nalism P the President been This iymbol flies s'amped at theguard high If you know house post office? uhere it u call the No one found last Post it again but Island Reporter at ueek 3 puzzler at the this time write first missy Cable itsion dish tobPACE Box 369 antenna. FOCUS ON: of Ethtcon Com Vera the Scots She here on Sanibel I keeps her needle knew it was where I pany s largest sales had to live district Chicago Crissey work in one of the Michael is a reg onai baskets she learned But this led sa'es marngpf for he antithesis of lo weave in a class her to her favo ltd an industrial f rm in jokes about here on the island subject he'chil the same area mothers in law She also works in dren I had lo wait T clay designing pot till ny youngest was And the most re Sanlbel s Vera oul of high school Crissey is the object tery and sculpts rent accomplish I ve taken every I ve been here five ment achieved by of her son in law s yrfars one of her children affection admiration class that is offered oi Sanibel Crissey The youngest is the doctoratp and praise d°grpe conlerred or A lormer school said and constant Tom is approaching (y looking for more graduation in pre daughter Susan in s teacher with a law from Michigan sumrrer Susan ha- 20 year tenure in *he things to learn As a child her mother State and 13 already completed a Ph D Jackson Mtchiqan enrolled in thf> Air program at the school system told her she had ar tistic talent but it Force cffice s tra n Univers ty of Cnssey now sits in tng school in Marylano and has her expansive tree wasn t until sh" got to Mich gan State preparation 'or a been awarded a hou°e in The military career flying Smithsonian Dunes surrounded University thai Cr ssey realize^ she jets Fellowship She JV II by a class c collec be working w th tion of wicker fur could develop those Elder son Roy latent t?lents So three oiecie* of n ture which she gave up the deer the lesser pdn brought from the along with her blustery blizzardy dearee in science Michigan winters to da and Ihe black family home in ( bear in a career Lansing she added art utiliz jo n his mo her in ing her tra ning fully Florida fast year He devoted to the She is also <>ur as a I ravel I ng art divides h s tim*1 be development ard rounded by a wide teacher throughout t/jeen his work with study of exotic variety of neatly the Jackaon school Sorenson Construe animate sppcies tucked away but ac system tion Company and cessible craft work Susan s h isband remodeling work on Chns'opher Smilh This is my one and When she was the tree house only oil painting five she remembers rs affiliated with the she explained that her favorite The proud mother Legislative Afia rs typically Florida present was a conch continued her brag tiivtaion of the FDA (Pelican on piling) shell given to her by ging biographies of But he is also the The most unique o( her grandmother I her children appreciative son in her handiwork is an have loved shells Manann and her law who thinks that assortment of whit* ever since to investigate I d My other great husband Michael Vera Crissey is the on white needle shells and birds never been here love was of birds Straub have just possible inspiration poinl pillow coders When it came time moved into a for her children s before bui when I she continued I had success and the originally created in to find a retrremert stepped out of my stud ed ornithology beautiful new home the Arran Islands home she said I car onto art island of in Arlington Heights world s greatest In college and when because Manann mo*her in law' Each pattern ts to heard that the island shells I knew Id I discovered the Ireland what in of Sanibel had lots found a little bit of has been apomted combination of thp divisional manager dividual plaids are lo of shel's so I came heaven shells and birds j I land IWp. I Olotrr 10 19S> • 3A environmenUJl IVII Wl II I It-fl ItU Mosquito ditches may not be as devastating to wildlife as was once thought, says researcher By David Bailey ht intrnsnc war on mos juitois 'hit pounrfments 400 mo*qu to landings jjVone in res ilted in the diking of thousands of acres dividual per minute were documented T of silt water marshes along Florida s east Now the government wants to know what coist during tht. 19COs may not have been a*, were the effects - l\e benefits and liabilities - devastating to wildlife 31 once thought says i of impounding all those marshes he said University of Florida researcher Montague sart that he Alexander Zale and II I te heard people say that an impounded salt Franklin Perm a) co investigators with the US marsh 11 an Auschwitz for fish but no one has Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Unit reviewed all really done a comprehensive study to prove that the existing literature on the effects of impound said Cliy Montague a UF professor of en ed marshes and conducted some limited fit Id vironmental engineering observations and «tudies Based on what we In fact with appropriate management im know at present I think it would be a mistake to pounded salt marshes arc a very good habitat for give up what have clearly beer identified as the a variety of fish and wildlife of commercial and quitoes The mosquito control project was in benefits of an impounded marsh for the unclear recreational value Even endangered species like part a response to complaints space workers perception of certain liabilities bald eagles alligators and wood storks use them made ahout ravenous mosquitoes at Cape Montague said tha^thc benefits of marshes are because of easy access to food and cover he said Canaveral wh°re the nation was staging a crash fairly evident fewer mosquitoes more ducks and MontiRuc who did a study for the National effort to catch up with the Russians in space other waterfowl good access for fishing halting Acrontutics and Spice Administration of the tm Unlike freshwater mosquitoes salt water mos and niture watching end the opportunity to pounded marshes around Kennedy Space Center (juilocs will not lay eggs on standing water So rianage the fish and wildlife using ihr marsh sati! that before the dikes are torn down and the dikes were "reeled to keep the marshes Pnoded The problems with impounded marshes said rmrshes arc returned to their natural state - as throughout tht. jear Montague have not been documented in scientific some pcnple propose — less radicii options borne DDT was used but in addition to its be studies but scientists speculate that ^tnce the should be considtred ing toxic to wildlife and pioplc it was found that marshes provide cover and food for fish and In one of tho largest ecological experiments it just wasn t working because the mosquitoes sh-llfish the closing of the marshes reduced the ever conducted ibout 40 000 ac-es of coast il mar developed a resistance to it " sai I Montague population of sea trout pompano shrimp crabs stirs in Hnvard Volusia and St I ucie counties impoundment of the marshes was the best and ott~er marine life However a weil managed were tut off from thi salt water lapoons that fed mosquito control alternative available at tnt impoundment i« not completely closed yeir them between 1959 and 1066 to cont'ol mos limt ind it still works quite well Before the im arojnd he said ~ • Solution Special Sale IBBf II ij of t| iiioiNpmii° ft Laguna Sportswear if GEORGE PARKER, INC.