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NO. 12 . $ERVINO^A^IBEL«CAPTIVit AND THf ISLANDS BAY TO THI GASPAMUAS JANUARY 26, 1979 MMdersefforts end pageant tortoise races ier injuries, abuse sparked local crusade By Bradley Fray A 20-year tradition in Fort Myers has been discontinued thanks to the efforts of two islanders and the support of concerned volunteers. Less than, a year ago Adamm Smith and Dr. Nora Dietlein, both of Sambel, initiated an all-out war against what they saw as needless torture and abuse to gopher tortoises: in .the annual Edison Pageant of light festivities. This week they won that war, when pageant officials announced that annual gopher tortoise races have been discontinued perman- ently. Pageant president Thomas E. Barrett said Wednesday the deci- sion to stop the races was based on two reasons: complaints and "har- rassment" to sponsors offtte&fcce tfMf; anft *becatise*o£ bad weather this year for the jbortoises." A misty veil of salt spray shrouds morning beachcombers at Blind PQSS. Shelters have enjoyed brisk northern winds and strong tides-this winter » ' TJarrefct said he had heard that Misty morning ideal conditions for.expanding one's moUusk collection. It's no coincidence that some of the tortoises had been during this prime time for shelling, a group of citizens have begun examining injured TW the restdt ofthV&itttad- ways to.limit fa^^ races, "but I don't know that^or a fact. Abo, we're fold that thejfrel becoming an endangered species, . • continued on 22-A Tornado leaves trail o#damageinIona-
By Bruce Millar wood, as well as damaging some and Renee Twombly businesses in Miner's Plazal Juntikka said the tornado's path Discover the excitement of the - - wotld of Ocean .Village, Some Ten families were left homeless began in the Harvey Heights Catamaran way-of life.-Explore overlook the golf course; some the but unhurt after a tornado struck Trailer Park on John Morris Road, the unspoiled tropical setting that a two mile area of Iona-McGregor and sped for two miles in a north- tennis complex; sorne, the Beach early Wednesday morning, de- northeast direction, ending near only Catamaran's Hutchinson Island and Health Club; and best of all, stroying 10 mobile homes and Thornton and Iona Roads. It then location can provide. •'"'•'- some view Ocean Village's 3,000 feet of damaging some 35 other homes tapered off at Miner's Corner. So successful was the first Catamaran beach and the rolling Atlantic beyond. and businesses. Eyewitnesses described the de- structive early morning storm as Cluster that we now bring you the Catamaran II in the same Visit Ocean. Village, inspect our tastefully furnishec) Property losses from Wed- The Red Cross had provided aid tradition of luxury. models and dine at our outstanding gourmet restaurant nesday morning's tornado and shelter to the homeless by "a real horror story." are estimated at $250,000- Wednesday afternoon, as the com- The clock in Lou Tursi's rain- Designed to meet a demand for elegance, the spacious and lounge. 9350,000. - munity began recovermg from the soaked living room is stuck at 4:53 one, two and three-bedrOom residences represent the best _ _ We think you'll discover that Catamaran II is your island pre-dawn twister. Officials esti- a.m.— the moment the tornado in year-round or vacation living. haven. Priced from the high sixties to over one, hundred mate damages at $250,000 to struck his house. He and his wife $350*000. were lymgf awake. "I knew some- Each island apartment-home looksjuit on the active thousand dollars. According to Steve Juntikka, thing wasn't right because the assistant fire chief; for the Iona- lightning was continuous," he McGregor Fire District, the area says. Tursi describes the tornado hit hardest by the tornado was as sounding "like a giant locomo- Harvey Heights, where eight mo- tive coming down the street. bile homes were destroyed. Two There is no other sound like it. mobile homes in Iona ' Gardens You can hear glass breaking and were damaged beyond repair and metal shrieking. As soon as^it more than 2ft others in both parks starts, its over." on hutchinson will need new windows and awn- In seconds the tornado blew off — 2458 S. Oeean Drive (South Al A KFoi-tPiert'e, FL;m5D (305) 465-5900, ing* and rod repair. the roof over his living room into -.-•'••. ...•'.•.'.'•••'•••;' ' - ' ' ' ' r , The tornado destroyed screen the trees bordering his neighbor's AtjTJcean Village; there are no land or recreation leases,, no club dues, not even a green's fee!.Prices subject to change without notice. enclosures and tore away sections of roof on four houses in Summer- • continued, on 12-A - Coj>yn'Kht© 1978. Hutchinson Island Limited Partnership. A joint venture of Gulf Oil Real Estate Development Co. *-; i Island Reporter Island Reporter January 26,1979 A3 Captiva group objects to toll proposal keyed to education^ says committee IN BRIEF ByMarkTwombly wfll be returned in time to report the results to a state By Mark Twombly seven shell beds from overcollecting. Sabatino's proposal drew, support from the issue. "There isn't one student who will legislative delegation hearing in the Fort Myers area Committee member Bob Sabatino said other members of the committee. "I support admit to taking live shells," she said. A group of about 25 Captiva voters andLproperty owners February 1-2. Burnerplansto ask the delegation to sponsor Those famous Sanibel shells may not be in that in his nearly 20 years as a professional the concept of a bag limit," said George "There's been more done at that school than Manatee travels north have mailed a letter to the island's registered voters urging legislation establishing the erosion district as a toll danger of being swallowed up by the greedy fishing and shelling guide on Captiva, he has Campbell. Rather than ask the city council practically anywhere:" them to oppose the establishment of a.Captiva toll facility. authority. •*. ' appetites of overzealous shelters, but the found that shell populations have remained to adopt a law setting limits, the committee The dissident group met last week to draft the letter and Ms. Borregaard, a* Fort Myers resident, who recently public should be made more [aware that stable. "I shell the same four mud flats and agreed to have Sabatino confer with other Committee member Nora Dietlein offered map strategy for continued opposition to the toll, according purchased property on Captiva, said some of her friends are shells are* indeed animals, and as such I find shells in the same quantities I always professional guides on the species and to contact Smithsonian Institute officials to Shirley Borregaard, a spokesman for the group. among those who oppose the toll, and she agreed to act as should be treated with the same respect have. I even notice an increase in some numbers to be included in a "shell guides' about obtaining a robot display that could - The three man commission that administers the Captiva their spokesman even though she is neutraTon the issue. afforded any living creature. " , species." •'.•-i/ :.•<...•:.. •;•/•.•.••• •"'• .;/„.•. ; "•••;••;• ': bag limit." be set up at the Chamber of Commerce to Erosion Prevention District recently mailed between She said opponents of the toD contend that no erosion „ Those were the conclusions drawn-by the Complaints that shells are not found in acquaint first-time visitors with the need to 250-275 ballots to Captiva's registered voters asking them control program has yet been approved by islanders. Some city's ad hoc committee on live shelling the same abundance as they were years ago The suggested limits would be publicized conserve live shells. if they approve of a toll gate at thd southern entrance to the Captiva businessmen also feel they will suffer financially if during a productive meeting; last Thursday are chronic, said Sabatino. "The first thing I as part of an aggressive educational island near Turner Beach. Income from the 50 cent round access to the island is restricted, she said. ^^ - : evening, a meeting that saw the election of remember when I started shelling nearly 20 program on live shelling. "You would be The committee will meet again on trip toll would finance erosion control programs, according Burner said the toll revenues would fund the district's a new chairman, a wide ranging- discussion years ago was people saying the shelling amazed at the number of people who don't Wednesday, February 14 at 7:30 p.m. to to. Dan Burner, chairman of the erosion commission. current and conservation program, a renourishment of the scope of the committee's work;' and isnt like it used to be." realize there is a live animal inside a shell," consider a voluntary bag limit and discuss Residents and frequent visitors to Captiva could purchase program, or the rebuilding of a critically eroded stretch of agreement on several goals. ' Sabatino dismissed the notion of a ban.on said Sabatino. "They treat a shell as if it new educational programs and the start of a an annual pass for $25. ,L, ': road near Tween Waters Inn. ^The condition of that road is Established in July, 1977 by the city live shelling at certain times of the month were a pebble." research program. -- council at the suggestion; of the Sanibel because, he said, shell populations fluctuate Burner said this week about 100 of the ballots have been a near emergency," said Burner. "Any one of those storms ; There has been too little done to educate, The members of the committee are Mrs. completed and returned. The deadline for mailing com- could break through the road. The toll money would Community Association, the live shelling unpredictably. He suggested instead limit- people about live shelling," said Mrs. Kair, Kair, Campbell, Sabatino, Mrs. Dietlein, pleted ballots is February 10, but Burner hopes a majority primarily go for the fortification of the road," he said. committee has been marked by constantly ing the number of live shells a person could although she said Sanibel Elementary Paul Howe, Anne Joffe, and Charles changing membership, infrequent meet- collect. . . • students have been thoroughly coached on LeBuff. ings, and thus far, no results. In establishing the committee the council An ailing manatee, the first sighted off asked that agencies be contacted that might the coast of Mississippi, was recently undertake a scientific study to determine the trend of Sanibel's shell populations. rescued from the cold waters of a harbor That study was to provide the basis for out' ROG ordinance near Gulfport. The sick animal was possible council action to protect live shells subsequently taken to Sea World in from over-collection. By Susie HoDy number of dwelling units applied for the island and compatibility with nearby- Orlando, for treatment of exposure to The committee investigated several of- exceeds the number which can be allocated structures, provision of open space and water temperatures well below its toler- fers for study proposals and found them to Sanibel city officials played the rate of during any one four-jnonth period, the com- recreational facilities, and retention of ance level. An endangered species whose be time consuming; and expensive. In growth (ROG) game Tuesday in preparation mission must apply a point assignment important environmental resources. January, 1977 the committee recommended for the real thing which wfll begin in a system, essentially "grading" each applica- population currently numbers around the council take a position "at once" that matter of weeks. tion on its merits. The point system is based The ROG ordinance states that the land 1,000 the manatee is found mainly in would promote the conservation of live City council last week passed an ordi- on 10 criteria, each of which may be worth use plan and other applicable laws and . Florida and exactly how this manatee shells, but no action was taken by the nance outlining a system for limiting the up to 10 points. An applicant may receive up regulations are the minimum standards turned up off the coast of Mississippi has i\ council. city's growth rate to 180 dwelling units per to 100 total points. "and points shall be awarded only to appli- biologists somewhat baffled. Manatees are Last week the committee met for the first year. Under terms of the ordinance, the The single-family applicant evaluated cations that will meet a particular criterion generally gentle, slow moving, measuring time in eight months and elected Pat Kair as planning commission uses an evaluation Tuesday received an average score of 29 above and beyond the minimum required by between 8 and 11 feet in length, and the its new chairman: Before accepting the system to allocate up to 60 dwelling units . points from the planning commissioners,, such regulations." position Mrs. Kair told the committee she every four months. The first allocations wfll while the multi-family applicant received 5. largest may weigh 2200 pounds. They are did not opposethecollecting of live shells. "I . be made in early April. points. Individual scores from the com- Overall, city officials thought the evalua- tapered in shape with paddle-like fore- This report is based on records kept at the think 50 percent of the people who are on Some city officials have expressed con- missioners ranged from 6 to 57 for the' tion system worked well in the trial run. arms and a bulbous snout. In Florida, Island Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of Commerce... on Sanibel are here-for the shells," she said. cern that the ROG system wfll be difficult to single-family and 1 to 12 for the multi- Councilman Zee Butler pointed out that there is a special toll free number for the Causeway Road. l —*-••. ••••;-• Tm very much opposed to overcollecting, administer. ••• "'• ' family applicant. Commissioner Don Man- although the scores had a wide range, "it reporting of manatee deaths, injuries, and but I think every person on Sanibel could . In a trial run this week, the council, com- chester gave the highest scores for both, doesn't matter as long as you grade con- violations of protective laws. This "mana- weather High Low Rain havea shell collection without damaging the mission and city staff put two applications applications. Commissioner Judy Workman- sistently." tee hot line" number is 800-342-1821. Thursday, January 18 76 60 0 shell population;"' . through the ROG evaluation process "to was the lowest scorer. •?'•-•.'••) •• ", r,^"y Mayor Duane White said he was.glad to : Three'yearsago Mrs. Kair joined several see what would happen." The applications Applicants were evaluated for water ' see the differences in the scores. "This is Friday, January id 74 58 0 islanders; in a private, unofficial study of used were old ones which received permits conservation, sewage disposal with minimal where the judgmental factor comes in." Saturday, January 2Q 75 60 0 shell populations around the island, using prior to passage of ROG legislation. adverse environmental effects, t Some of the officials said Tuesday's work- IWA law rejected Sunday, January 21 No report taken seven shell beds as the basis for regular Neither application, one a single-family traffic disruption, minimal risk to life and shop showed that the commission now Monday, January 22 70 46 0 counts. On the basis of that study, she told home in Sanibel Highlands and one a condo- property from natural disasters, fire protec- probably wfll require additional information The Lee County Commission has reject- Tuesday, January 23 72 56 0 the committee she could not support; a minium of 24 units (Sanddollar), fared parti- tion, energy conservation, enhancement of from applicants not needed before in order ed a law proposed by the Island Water Wednesday, January 24 72 62 2" general ban on live shelling, but she'could cularly well in the process. drainage and vegetation goals of the hind to evaluate the applications as completely Association that would force the Sunset agree to measures desj^^^^d^^ ^ the Under the ROG ordinance, when the use plan, consistency with the character of. and fairly as possible. , Captiva housing development to connect to IWA water lines. The proposed law REAR Or •AILIV'SSTOM DUGGERS OF SANiBEi required residents within the service area island SANWILItLAND of a utility to connect to utility fines. The 4*2.1701; county commission last year allowed Editorial Offices (813) 472-13M Business Offices (813) «72-13«7 MOPED AND BICYCLE RENTALS 472-2192 Sunset Captiva to bufld its own reverse GIFTS osmosis water treatment plant. The IWA subsequently filed suit against the county Mltoit Don Whitehead Managing UHon Mark Twomblyr' to protect its franchise rights. Harry Business MaiwgiB Fred Voltin Advertising MetMgen Fred Williams Rodda was the only commissioner to speak Director of Design-Production* Mark Williams in favor of the IWA proposal. 1977 Published every Friday at 2075 Periwin- kle Way, Sanibel Island. Florida 33957. A)«CKIOiWS
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the record •'"•".V ':••'•;'•/* By Susie Holly . ^l •'•': r"-.- ByMarkTwombly ..^.V^.'^ gation because some; witnesses feared /whether or not the ethics commission has and Susie Hofly which presumably are better government?" reprisals. The report said several witnesses "probable cause" to hold a public hearing Goss asked. Tm not so sure the commis- had requested confidentiality. Ms. Wflliams '. and rule on the guSt or innoncence of Butler sion's record is so. good to have justified Campbell leaves post The Florida Ethics Commission apparent- J •said later the only request regarding confi- ai^d Goss. A finding of "no probable cause" their existence." . City foreman resigns ly has rejected a request thiatj witnesses' ''"'-"' —l of witnessps was made by • Vegetation Committee Chairman George Campbell would end the issue. •,'•. "The system now treats all elected names be Kept confidential in connection Meanwhile, Councilman Goss will ask has decided to take a six-month leave of absence from with an investigation of a complaint filed officials as crooks having to prove they are , Dissatisfaction apparently led this week to the • .•:.-,i his post for health reasons. Mike Klein will take over She said ethics Mmittjssion investigators : state, legislators next Thursday to review honest," Goss pointed out, That is just against Sanibel City Councflmen Zee Butler may use in anonymousJBource to lead them resignation of DominickDeRoseKy^ foreman in the ::. ...,as acting.chairman.in Campbell's absence. , : : the purpose and procedures of the state exactly backwards." ;. dty's public works department, DeRose complained of - and Porter 6oss. : iy.\. •';.,.;• •^.-^•-' '-}-' •'':'•'•' •• to im^enlation, but |o statement from ethics commission. Goss will make his , : According to Deputy Director Bonnie The councilman plans to ask the legisla- unfair treatment by his superiors. "In all the years anonyn^us :&mm/*ajatfpe included in the ; presentation to the legislative delegation Wflliamsi the re
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A plan to curb erosion of a portion of the Jim Humphrey asked for and, received a The Fabulous New bay beach near the east en,dofSanibel won continuation of the October commission partial approval from the Sanibel Planning hearing, to allow a consultant time to review folklore Look That's Commission .Monday ^ , . • Captran's proposal. The commission voted to approve the . ^ The consultant, Dave Tackney, of Sub- Taking America renonrishment of 235 feet of Jbewh. in front oceanic Consultants, Inc. of Naples, said of the Lighthouse Resort and Clubr Ltd., an' Monday that temoval of a. portion of the By Storm! interval Ownership project developed by west jetty would cause the lagoon to close Captran, Inc., but turned down Captran's * rapidly, although he agreed with Byle that The Famous proposal to remove 81. feet from one of two 1 the inlet will eventually close whether or concrete jetties said by Captran to be the not the jetty is shortened. cause of the extensive erosion. Tackney, who recently was hired by the Monday's action apparently ended ^ity to conduct a study of bay beach erosion months of controversy over the erosion from the lighthouse to Buttonwood Lane, Dashiki control plan proposed by. Captran. Resi- said Monday he has no complaints with dents of the Lighthouse Point condomin- Captran's plan to extend the beach another For Men and Women iums, located just to the east of Lighthouse 100 feet seaward, but he said it would only Incredibly Low-Priced!' Resort and Club, have opposed Captran's be a temporary solution. proposal because of fears that Jremdval of "The. resort has a real and immediate SHORT LONG the jetty would lead to the sflting in of an problem,'' he, said. ^They could suffer ' inlet formed by the two jetties.-The inlet structural damage in the event of a severe, leads to a deep lagoon which provides^ a storm. This'erosion cannot be attributable natural separation between the condomin- soley to the jetties. Removal of the west $7.98 $16.49 iums and tj^e^ ownewWpiiiriits, jetty would, not benefit the resort because The, DASHHCI... the inspiration is African, and the origin is Thailand. . . a country world- The inlet.Jetties and lagoon were dug in the eajrt jetty still exists," r K famous for its brilliant colors and designs in fin* cotton. Our magnificent imports are styled in the early 1950's By Ernest Kinzie, who In a thi^ page report to City Manager 100 percent natural Thai cotton in the blazing hues of a Bankok sunset with-intricate, operated the ferry boat service between William Nuhgester, Tacknejr recommended miiltMiued folklore patterns, each one unique, Very eye-catching, and very easy. Both have Sanibel and the mainland before the Sanibel that the bay beach be stabilized or hardened dramatic, full-flowing sleeves, flattering slit necklines and a generous sweep of:fabric for a Causeway was built; Kinzie planned to use with a rock revetment, a Solution he said is • free, comfortable fit. The short Dashiki has patch pockets; lovejy hipMength makes it a perfect, the lagoon as a commercial boat basin but preferable to seawalling. "It would' not pants topper! Everything's washable tool You'll enjoy yourOashiki for casual.wear and special his idea never materialized. Kinzie .later. stop erosju>h from occurring," he said, "but occasions as well! Why pay high boutique prices for this striking new fashion look . '..'•_• envisioned, a tourist attraction on his the. shoreline itself would not continue to : v : : property using dolphins in the lagoon. He retreat/*'-; ;- ' ,' -' • '•" " \ r:-.-:'T "-' '. built a wooden wall between the inlet and In areas where it is desirable.to maintain Well Known Brands - 50% Cotton 100% Cotton the lagoon to confine the dolphins, but a sandy shoreMne rather than build rock nothing came of the plans. walls, artificial beach restoration is, often 50% Polyester Sanibel T-Shirts Gauze Tops - The jetties were built to keep sand from the only answer, said Tackney. "But there closing the inlet, but a study commissioned has to be frequent maintenance," he said.r. only $3.99 20% OFF by Captran claimed the jetties did not perform as expected. The report, written Captran agent Jim Dvorin told the by BUI Byle of Environmental 'Services commission he is convinced that erosion from the lighthouse to Buttonwood Lane;i^; Unlimited, concluded that the jetties have primarily .caused by the jetties and will altered natural currents and have caused continue to worsen. 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approvebikepath against better judgment electricpower panels, which run'each of the development permit for the path provided seven active wells will be dose to the path that the city staff cooperate with IWA in construction of the path. Commissioners BySufeHoQy Darling Wildlife Refuge property in return against the city over the ownership ques- of the limitations of the agreement. Council and a potential hazard to bicycle riders. He for a waiver of city-required weight permit Twink Underhill said, "On the one hand I earlier plan', submitted to^the commission asked that they be protected in some way. Ann Winterbotham and Joe Searing cast tion.' "Knowing who owns the right-of-way also had pointed out that if any further 1 the dissenting votes. . '>'••'• Complaining it felt "boxed into" approv- fees during the construction of .several may become such a matter of principle with delays resulted by not signing the agree- feel I ought to file a conflict of interest last summer before" Fish and Wildlife gave The commission voted 5-2 to approve a ing a proposal it does not really like, the proposed refuge facilities over the next few me that I will organize a suit against, the ment, the city would lose a $50,000 grant because this is against my principles. On the its approval for use of refuge lands, put the Sanibel Planning Commission hesitatingly years. That fee waiver could cost the city city. It may throw a monkey- wrench into from the state for the $135,000 bike path. other hand, I feel we need the bike path." path only five feet from the road. gave the go-ahead Monday to a bicycle path several thousand dollars, according to City The commissioners pointed out some The commission also was concerned about : the whole works," he said. Construction of the path must begin by running three miles along the north side of Manager WOliam-Nungester. < * Commissioner Betty Robinson, asked that -safety concerns$hey hid. for the proposed the effect the path would have on Island March 1 if the city is to receive that $50,000. bflce path. Gpmm^ioner Judy;W Phone program for elderly Palm Ridge and Sanibel-Captiva Road to The commissioners questioned whether the city resolve the ownership question of The planning commission had to approve a Water Association (IWA) wells, and pipe- Sanibel Elementary. the agreement was needed at all since the the right-of-way whether or not the" bike said she was disappointed the p^fclste be" lines located in the area of the bike path. development permit for the'path before the only five feet wide, saying she would prefer The path will be the second link in a extent of city infringement ,onto refuge patkgoes in. She appointed out that she city can advertise for bids from contractors The path is designed to go around the well A "telephone reassurance program" aim- Members of the Sanibel Police Recreation network for the whole island. The first link property is not certain.. Fish and. Wildlife was'concerned that the agreement waiving eight; feet. Commissioner Underhill asked sites, city staff members said. ed at providing security for elderly resi- Club and their wives have agreed to place interested In building the' path.' the.ci^y'Atp consider postings police aides runs down Periwinkle Way from Causeway officials claim they ownJand to the center of the weight permit fees would imply that the This was why, commissioners said Mon- IWA^ Boahi>Presi(lieni^oj6 Wmterrowd, dents of Sanibel and Captiva is being regular phone calls at pre-arranged times to Road to Tarpon Bay Road. the road right-of-way on San-Cap Road. The city approved of all theproposed construc- where; the • path wqul& a?oss from the present at Monday's meeting, assured the established by the Sanibel Police and the elderly\pedple who request the service. If day, they felt "boxed in." existing-path on Periwinkle Way to Palm Some of the commissioners said they city contends it owns the right-of-way but tion by Fish and Wildlife. "I am not at all , "I am in a position of no win," Commis-' /commission that the path would not inter- Sanibel Police Recreation Club. no one. answers the cafl/ police will thought city council had mishandled the has no way of proving it without initiating sure I want them to .do what they want to sioner Betty Robinson commented. "If I fere with IWA work. Winterrowd did ask, Police often receive reports from rela- immediately be dispatched to determine if San-Cap bicycle path proposal. They especi- expensive litigation. ' - . ' do," she said, referring especially to a approve the proposal, I am giving my Other commissioners said they would However,. that no heavy construction ve- tives or friends of elderly residents who fail assistance is needed. . - - ^, ally objected to an agreement between the The bike path is to be located largely proposed visitor's center. approval to things I don't like. If 1 prefer to see the path run a few feet further hicles be allowed to t run over the asbestos to answer their telephones. Police, recently The program is available to any resident city and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service within the right-of-way. ' - - In approving the Fish and Wildlife agree- disapprove, I am an ogre denying the public back from the road. The path will be within cement pipeline wMcfi runs between the followed up one such call from a man who of Sanibel and Captiva. Anyone interested approved by council two weeks ago. Arthur Hunter, former chairman of the ment, council had expressed concern over what it wants and losing the city its ten feet of the road pavement at its-clbsest path location and the road. Winterrowd said said his elderly mother didn't answer, her in signing up should contact the police That agreement allows the city's bicycle city's streets and roads task force, told the some, of the provisions, but decided the $50,000.". point, accordingtoCity'Engineer >Hal the pipe is not well protected and tends to phone. When police went to the woman's department at 472-3111, and a police officer Bassmann. - Generally speaking, however, path to infringe on federal J.N. "Ding- commission Monday that he may' file suit bicycle path was more important than any In casting her yes vote. Commissioner : -crack easily;^. .--^''>.;•./' .... ••••..-.• home they found that she.had broken her will get in touch to obtain necessary infor- the path will be; 15 feet from the road. An Winterrowd also pointed out that the hip and couldn't reach the phone. mation. •'•'.. Now at Ehinham's...for Spring. I
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Arrivednyday < Mbur choice of hotel determines the price per - perscm,basedondcwbieDCcupancy EXCLUSIVE - RAND McNAlLY MAPS '• FLORIDA • U.S. INTERSTATE • EASTERN U.S. 75c each or all 3 for $2.25 '/A On Cast Ybel Road at Golf Drive-Sanibel bland A Division of Captren. Inc. P.O. Box 217 ~Sanfl>elUaad--Fla. 33957 * or c*n [813] 472-1531 •>! Dunham's of Maine CALL (813) 472-3171 4 m 1618 Periwinkle Way . Sanibel, FL 33957 Men S^Afomens Apparel . Toll Freei (800) 237-3104 2242 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel Island also at 2146 McGregor Blvd. in the Boulevard Shopping Center, Fort Myers i4l2 January 26,1979 Island Reporter aft earning lifted Another reaction came from witness acount. Helen and Bob Kingsley, whose lot. "The first thing I did.was run "I Was awake at 4 o'clock trailec. was blown in on one side. because I was worried about my 'It s like the wrath from my room into the back where "Thank Cod we were sleeping on my three kids were sleeping," brother. He .was sleeping on our M the other side of the trailer. I don't boat at the Punta Rassa Marina. I Tursi reports. l was expecting to remember too much, it happened of God, the closest see the whole back end of the went out to .take the parrot away so quickly. But I saw the house all froin the window and to shut it and house blown off, but the back was' lighted up like a thousand, lights dry and no one was hurt." , I satf ,a million little dots of thing to hell when the were on. It was a funny bright electricity. A man came running Because of leaks throughout the color. What a mess we have now!" down the . street, yelling 'Fire! house, the Tursfs will need a new Katherine Howard couldn't stop Fire!*^The cottage we own next sky turns green and roof. Despite the costly repairs, the tears as she stared^at- the Tursi feels fortunate about the door was in flames. The fire 9 destruction of'her and her hus-department came and put it out you feel so helpless ordeal. "It could have been band Howard's trailer room addi- worse," he says. "The trailer in immediately, but I want to know tion. "I can't believeit. I normally why-we weren't warned about the ' the next block was a total loss. never sleep in the trailer, but last The walls and roof were complete- weather? We had our radio on and night I did. We would certainly no mention was made." • ly ripped out." : ; have been goners if we slept in^ the Another Iona Gardens resident, back bedroom. When it happened, Alpha Williams, quietly surveyed the trailer shook, there was a The National Weather Service the chaotic scene and said, "It's in Xampa issued a severe thunder- boom and we were thrown out of storm warning^ at 3:40 a.m., but like the wrath of God, the closest our beds ...... I can't believe it." reportedly galled off the warning thing to hell when the sky turns From Doris.-. Ebbecke, also of at 4:45 a.nv, only serveral minutes green and you feel so helpless." Iona Gardens, came this; eye- before the tornado struck. Smashing / 3 NKpfiTTS 'St^irtinE frorn just $37.00 SIMPLY SMASHING IDEA call us for detaits 2418 ItotmltMprttoad, Sanlbvl Uland Momlay^rlday«-3. Saturday 10-1, ?*?>:,; tvmtlngs and W*«fc«nas by appotntiMnt. 4724117 or call MaurMn SmlM 472-1 «56 Hand Smocked Dresses Newborn & Babes $2.99 4-6X Toddlers $3.99 7-12 $5.99 ; Many sizes & styles in limited quantities HILLBILLY TOPS & BOTTOMS 6X ^ifc»9 •' •.:pi^t^n\v.;':|^ Above includes sweaters, shirts, pants. 936-5998 1 C-6 Men. thru Sat. 1 a f 11! ci Betw en Days inn & Stoc^ House A14 January 26,1979 Island Reporter . . • • -• • - . '•'••/ * • Smoking has increased despite many health hazards By George B. Campbell available data intelligently and are creating through a half-dozen definitive scientific but certainly the relationship of smoking potential serious problems for themselves - studies that cigarette smokers put them- and cancer is the most alarming. It's been The tobacco industry has, attacked the and others. selves at an increased risk, by some 70 quite definitely established over these hist new 1200-page report as simply a rehash of Anybody who wants to dispute any of the percent, of contracting peptic ulcers. It has 15 years that lung cancer and cigarette the 15-year-old report published in 1964. comments that follow is free to do so, but been further determined that the mortality smoking are intimately associated. Earlier It was the 1964 report which first began the the complete new 1979 Surgeon-General's risks - that is, the possibilitjr of dying of data indicated that men suffered more from documentation of the health problems report wont be available until next spring, ulcers - is twice as high for smokers a» for cigarette-induced lung cancer, but it is dated with «mniriiig cigarettes. That so you will have to hold your fire until then. non-smokers. t.'" *;••*"•""' -- • probable thatihis was simply due to the fact that women were not studied to the same report was only some 380 pages in length. Following are some of the new principles, 1 Paring the ensuing 15 years some 30.000 details and facts that.are contained, in this Bavins BaUes ' ' extent . articles have been published based on many new study, and I hope that you find them as ." As of right now, deaths from lung cancer new scientific studies on the enlightening as I did. In the area x>f reproduction, it has been' in women are increasing faster than in men, between «irmirfng cigarettes (as well as ascertained thai babies born, to cigarette- and if existing trends continue, lung cancer pipes and cigars) and the health of the bluffing Other Peeplea Exhatt* , smoking mothers are significantly lighter in may well overtake all other types of cancer American people. It is, thereforei hardly a -weight than babies born to womep who do and become the most important cause of "rehash," as the industry would have us A body of information has been coHectpd not stnoke. Twice as many of such babies cancer deaths among women in the coming- beMeve. that indicates there are in fact health weigh less'than five' and a half pounds at years. Actually, smoking cigarettes'constitutes problems from having to smoke .second- birth-than do babjws of non-smokers. ~There It has been definitely proved that good the single most preventable cause of death hand tobacco; that is, sharing the smoke being no reduction in the normal nine-' filter cigarettes andJow-tar cigarettes, in in the United States. In spite of all of the someone exhales in your general direction manUtgestatiott period, the-obvious conclu- fact, do less damage to healths and decrease many data signalling warnings to health in elevators, restaurants or the proverbial sion is that smoking cigarettes causes the potential for lung cancer, but not to the that have been dribbling out to us bit by bit smoke-filled meeting room or bar. fetuses to grow more slowly. How same extent as abstention. over the past 15 years, the total consump- The principal detrimental factor in such otherwise can this be interpreted? tion of cigarettes has increased astronom- second-hand smoking is the gas carbon ht an effort to compensate for this drag People who have given up smoking ically during that period. For example, in monoxide which can achieve levels weD (no pun intended), the placenta grows become, as the years pass, less and less the hut ten years there has been more than above the standards that have been set to faster m proportion to the fetus. This likely to get lung cancer. After about 15 an 80 percent increase in cigarette smoking be minimum for healthy namely, nine parts presumably is nature's effort to compensate : years, their probabilities for getting lung among teen-age girls. • . . per million. Such levels of carbon monoxide for the adverse ambiance in which the fetus cancer are 'about the same as those for The fact that blue collar workers and have been shown to affect heart patients/ finds itself as a result of the mother's ' never-snidiersy : " '•••';' • .'' ' ''"-,: •. - minorities are heavier smokers than white both angina and coronary, as well ^as collar workers and college graduates in the affecting the red blood cells of normal, Also in the area of reproduction, it has United States does say something for healthy people. been found that a relationship does exist New evidence has been gleaned in the last education_on the subject, but the general Such sensitive people also get respiratory between the number of cigarettes that a 15 years of other kinds- of cancer that are idea of publicizing the ills of smoking seems and eye irritations that often are very mother smokes and the amount of nicotine more and more evident among smokers -- to have had little effect on the majority of troublesome, and psycho-motor aberrations in the milk that she produces. Although not these are cancer of the larynx, oral cavity, Americans. Otherwise there would not (that is, inability to pay attention and think proved in Homo sapiens, some animal esophagus, bladder, kidney and pancreas. have been a large increase in the comsump-' straight) have been observed. These studies have proved that the milk supply is There seems to be a relationship between tion of tobacco in the last decade and a half. factors seem to indicate that those who are lessened with the consumption of nicotine. smoking and booze consumption in these I am fortunate in that I receive from the striving to limit smoking in public areasido several kinds of cancer. That is to say, the Communicable Disease Center in Atlanta, a have some scientific basis for^their often Respiratory Diseases person who drinks and smokes is more federal government HEW organization, very unpopular efforts. '..' V likely to get these cancers than those who numerous publications on health problems. Children of parents who smoke suffer People who smoke cigarettes have more only .smoke or only drink. '/-., ,.. ,' The recent Surgeon-General's report has more from pneumonia, common colds• and chronic bronchitis and emphysema than do been summarized for subscribers to CDC bronchitis than do children of non-smokers non-smokers, and the mortality is greater in Cardiovascular Problems publications and the following data are from — especially children of very early ages. such people. •••'• that source. They seem worth sharing with :. It has been definitely;established that friends on Sanibel and Captiva because Peptic Ulcer And Smoking •••• • •' • •• •••'• • -Cancer • '-. • %-.. ;.; • - cardiovascular disease of several,kinds is 'among our intellectual population^ there are . •-• -xi'v.w-?- -influenced by smoking-especiaUy in jnen still some who somehow fail to judge In another area it has been discovered s - Bverything-said so far is pretty godawful, in the United States, and is definitely .'/•' When you need fast cash . .. without the usual out-of-state check clearing delay, If you are now a resident of the Islands, this is a good Bank of the Islands can have your money transfered time to take advantage of our free account transfer through wire service from your hometown bank. You service. A^ few minutes of your time is -'flit, it takes to will have your cash within hours. transfer your checking and savings accounts from any bank in the country. Open an account at Bank of the Islands for all your cash and banking needs while you're onjthe Islands. Your Start the new year with the best bank'on the Islands. account witfcus will take care/of your local credit and cash needs while you're here and when you return next year. OKNs (Lobby: Monday through Friday. 9-2.' and Frkkty4-6 (Drive-in-window) Monday through Thursday, 8:30-4, and Friday 8:904 473-4141 Member FDIC Member Federal Reserve System m !.<•"•.••'•• A16 January 26,1979 Island-Reporter Island Reporter January 26,1979 All for the finest & largest selection of Validation ruling due Monday SANIBEL ISLAND MEN'S AND LADIES' ByMarkTwwnbly . $1.7 million general operating budget. Marqu*tt0 Enajn* Analyzer Tun* Up MAN Nungester. Mayor Duane White, Plan- Atlas Air Conditioner Sarvlc* Sanibel city officials may get the go ahead - ning Director Bruce Rogers and Vegetation next week to complete negotiations for a Committee member George Campbell . BARBER a<. STYLIST $3.19 million loan from the federaTFannbrs appeared as witnesses on behalf of the city.. Home Administration (FmHA) ttTpurchase Several people spoke against validation of 24 Hour Wrecker Service 5TMS Swim wear two tracts of land totalling 58 acres. ' the' loan. Paulette Burton said the city REDKEN Circuit Court Judge Jack Schoonover^said misled .voters by claiming the purchases ','•;'r •': .'•••• --- Products •• • •.-_::•;• ' • "' he may rule Monday on the' city's,request_ ' would hot increase taxes. "I see no need to (also mastectomy suits) for validation of the loan agreement to purchase the properties," she added. "We AAA Emergency Service p*nn»>ii 1630 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel Plaxa purchase theOuseway and Algiers proper- don't need ariy^ more naturetrails, and we 7-4 Moiu-Frl. Quaker Stat* hours: Mon.-Fri. 8:30-4:30 prop. Costanzo Jlm ties. Purchase " of the properties , was have 13 miles of beaches." B-6 Saturday 10-4 Sunday Anhol»,bwn*r 472-2123 Sat. 8:30-1:00 . 472-5904 And many others - in the latest styles approved in a special referendum election Steve Maxwell said the purchases would November 21. The land is meant for "low impose "an adverse financial impact" on When she loves feeling beautiful, intensity recreational use," taxpayers* and could result in an increase in Schoonover list&ned'Monday to the city's- occupational license and franchise fees. LEGALS without feelinng bare ... arguments for validation, but Schoonover Maxwell also pointed tothe difference in the said he would withhold a decision until City $750,000 appraisal of the Causeway proper- NOTICE OF INTENTION Attorney Neal Bowen provided more sped- - ty as opposed to the $1.8 million purchase TO REGISTER Sandcastle is all things to her. fie information about the terms of the loan, priceT The appraisal was based on the city's FICTITIOUS NAME at the and legal procedure for the validation. low density residential zoning of the 28 The undersigned does hereby Bowen .said Hie could produce the infor- acres called for in the land use plan. '. certify that I am conducting a mation by today i arid Schoonover promised temporary employment ser- a decision as early as Monday. - ' vice business at Fort Myers. The property was the subject of a lawsuit Florida, under the fictitious rBowendescribed the validation as abrought against the city because of a change name of Health Unlimited and. ! situation. The FmHA requires ; in the zoning of the parcel from commercial that said firm is composed of f^io:.:yra^ikiet the loan agreement to residential. The city and the 13 owners of the following persons whose, before all details of the agreement have the property negotiated the purchase price names and places of resi- "Famous For fine Apparel" dences are as follows: Medical been decided, he said. As a result, the city outside the courtroom. The owners agreed for over 40 years was asking Schoonover to "validate the Systems, Inc. Ownership of Turn Right Off Causeway - First Store on Right to drop the lawsuit if the city bought the Health Unlimited is as follows: concept or proposal of entering into the property. Medical Systems, Inc. - 100 loan." , .,•:..-. = ". • . •;-:'.v'-:'v "•.-••-: .. ,-• The Causeway property purchase "isn't percent. The FmHA loan would be repaid over a good business," said Dave Holtzman, owner It is my intention to apply to 40 year period at five percent interest. The of several Sanibel motels. " . the Clerk of the Circuit Court1 city plans to iuse income from occupational in and for Lee County, Florida Russell also opposed the validation, a to register the said name of ' license and franchise fees to make the routine procedure in validation hearings, Health Unlimited under the estimated annual payment of $185,000. City and cited "insufficient information on fi- provisions of Section 865.09, Manager William Nungester said the city nancing of the purchases and the discrepan- Florida Statutes, 1977. expects to collect $200,000 this year from cy between the appraisal of the Causeway the occupational and franchise fees. property and the purchase price. Witness my hand, this 8th day When questioned by Assistant State of January, 1,979. - Med.icol - Nora & Don City officials fear the possibility of a long Systems, Inc. By SBlrleyMeade Attorney Steve Russell, Nungester said delay in the validation if a favorable ruling "-President C ' Sanibel taxpayers may see about a one mill by Schoonover is appealed. Court validation Dietlein increase in ad valorem taxes to,.replace the of bonds to refinance the Sanibel Causeway Sworn to and subscribed to by ioic^^froiii the lkense^and franchise fees, has been held up two years because of Shirley Meade as President of a substantial revenue-source for the city's appeals. : Medical Systems, Inc. before me this 8th day of January, announce A.D. 1979. Lynn Gerald the opening to Notary Public [the general public 1-19,1.26.2-2.2-9 of the All New NOTICE OFJNTENTION TO REGISTER Island Rental FICTITIOUS NAME The undersigned does hereby certify that I am conducting a • GULFSIDE NATURE SERIES temporary employment ser- vice business at Fort Myers, Florida, under the fictitious name of Business Office Ser- Saturday, January 27 - 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. vices and that said firm is There's a fresh, bright, colorful new composed of the following apartment condprninium concept under Priscila Murphy* persons whose names and places of residences are as the sunny blue skies of Leisure Village "PHOTO VERSE - II" follows: Medical Systems, Inc. Ownership of Business Office at Seven Lakes. ' Another program by returnees Mario Hutton and Elaine Patton features Services is as follows: Medical SuniFlower. beautiful and poignant island scenes photographed during Hutton's long- Island Accommodations represents Let us introduce you to our Systems, Inc. • 100 percent. time residence on Sanibel. a select group of the finest vacation beautiful islands and their A new exciting way to live the "active accommodations on the islands. As accommodations. Write or call us It is my intention to. apply to adult lifestyle. Great new homes with a no-cost service to our visi.jrs, we for reservations or additional the Clerk of the Circuit Court Saturday, February 3 - 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. offer a wide variety of vacation inforrnation. in and for Lee County, Florida fabulous floor plans and deluxe features lodgings from private homes and to register the said name of at an astonishing value. But we give you rental condominiums to full-service 813-472-4113 Business Office Services under motels and resorts. Short and long the' provisions, of Section so much more than just spectacular new 9067 Causeway Road 865.09, Florida Statutes. 1977. "MAKING ISLAND JELLIES" term rentals are available during P.O. Box 57 apartment homes. A magnificent "Million The techniques of making island jellies from natural materials here on all seasons. '.;•" •.;:•;• ;"•. Sanibel Island, Florida 33957 Witness my hand! this 8th day Dollar'- recreation pavilion. A golf Sanibel will be demonstrated by Helen Allin (samples for the audience, For property owners we offer a - of 'dan.wary, 1979. Medlcd course, of course. Tennis courts, shuffle- naturally). full rental management service or Systems, Inc. Ay Shirley Meode we can act as a referral agent. -President., board courts, swimming pool, 24-hbur Sworn to and subscribed to by security and barefree maintenance. Come Open to the public • No Charge •Lighthouse Resort & Club Model Shirley Meade as President of see Sunflovyer adult condominiums PRiscillci Medical Systems. Inc. before Courtesy of me this 8th day of January, today. An exciting new way to live the Realty. Inc A.D. 1979. '.-.•.: the Environmental active adult lifestyle. . DOWNTOWN & Conservation ..../, tynnGerald FT. MYERS Division RENTAL OFFICE NotaryPuWic Captran, Inc. Causeway Roacf 472-4113 1-19.1-26.2-2. MAIN OFFICE P.O.Box 57. Periwinkle Way. Sanibel Island/ Florida isure vii 472-1511 BRANCH OFFICE at Seven Lakes Causeway Road*472-4121 CAPTIVA OFFICE t An Active Adult Community Andy Rotse Lane 472-1149,472-5154 Seven miles South bif Fort Myers Directions: Drive East on Periwinkle 'til it on Route 41 just South of College Parkway. becomes Lighthouse Rd. Proceed to sign and turn left to our reception center and you're For information call (813) 481-1212. AII Interval O»n#fship Condominium SUNfbwoL ©1979 Leisure Technology Coip home! ••— : - V ~« A18: January 26,1979 , Island Reporter Island Reporter January 26,1979 A19 BUTTON SHELL BUBBLE SHELL SUNRAY CLAM APPLE MUREX FIGHTING CONCH NUTMEG HORSE CONCH SHARKS EYE OYSTER SHELL TULIP SHELL OB ItS YELLOW COCKLE HEART COCKLE /or all your real estate 5L & CAPTI> V ISLANDS - more than just a place to find pretty sea shells FLORIDA CONE DOSINIA VENUSCLAM LIGHTNING WHELK BUILD YOUR FUTUIWE DREAM on this Shell Harbor site looking down a great navigable waterway, [ideally TIGERS EYE located for sailboats or larger cruisers. $72,500 SCOTCH BONNET WHAT A LOCATION! We have two delightful apart- ments in this attractive condominium complex overlook- ing San Carlos Bay. Also included are tennis courts,, 2 pools and a navigable canal. One apartment is a 2 bedroom for $89,900 and the other is a 3 bedroom Bay BANDED TULIP Riscilla YUluu front for $139,000. OLIVE SHELL Realty, Inc. P.O. BOX 57 SANIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA 33957 Stanley E. Johnson, Jr., GRI. President & Owner JEWEL BOX Sheila B. Snell. GRI, Vice President FAN SHELL Captiva Office and associates EGG COCKLE TURKEY WING Island Accommodations Branch Office Main Office MAIN OFFICE: Periwinkle Way 472-1511 SMALL APARTMENT COMPLEX located within BRANCH OFFICE: Causeway Road 472-4121 walking distance of the beach. Four neat and clean two CAPTIVA OFFICE: Andy Rosse Lane 472-5154 and 1149 bedroom one bath apartments have screened porches ISLAND ACCOMMODATIONS: Causeway Road 472-4113 and are completely furnished. $167,000 SANDDOLLAR BUTTER CUP DRILL SHELL JUNONIA COQUINA STAR FISH CROWNCONGH LADIES EAR CHINESfeAtPHMET VVENILETRAP LACE MUREX January 26,1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter January 26,1979 A21 DUNES LAWSUIT r, better than ever Fair promises to be What is jade? gists of America, it will be awarded for needlepoint, photography, paintings and By Bradley Fray chance to talk to the judges," Joffe said. clothing. • ". "First place winners in every category will excellence in a scientific display and will Fair committees are gearing up for other If you thought the 1978 Sanibel Shell Fair be announced. We're also planning on enter- include $200 worth of books and subscrip- By Susie - 2 minerals qualify: tions relating to shells. The trophy is not favorite features of the four-day event, the city, or an appropriate organization, a was a smashing success, you ain't seen tainment by the islands' conch band." 30-acre mangrove tract on the western edge limited to former duPont Trophy winners, including the annual driftwood shop, plant nothing yet, according to 1979 Shell Fair A choice of entrees will be offered for : An out-of-court settlement in the Dunes of the Dunes, and a buffer between the 1. Nephrite, used by the Chinese for over 4,000 years, is a tough compact material Joffe added. The Sanibel fair is the third booth, live shell exhibit and Shell Club Committee Chairperson Anne Joffe. prices ranging from $6 to $8 and reserva- subdivision lawsuit against the city is "a dis- mangroves andthe subdivision. He said he made up of tiny fibrous intertwined crystals composed of calcium magnesium show to have the new award, which this booth. :'-.•-; •. •;.." , . •. "• . '.'• •-.-.. .'.. . • ;• . tinct possibility," Councilman Porter Goss The 42nd annual fair will be bigger this tions are required by mid-February. During the final day of the fair, three also would abandon plans to build a marina silicate; - year is part of shows on Merritt Island and said this week after meeting for the second year, especially in the scientific division," Three of the four judges for the fair are raffle prizes will be awarded. A solid cherry and would give that area to the city as well. 2. Jadeite, used by the Chinese for about 200 years, is a crystalline dense material making return engagements to the state's in Brbward County. ; time with developer John Kontinos. A city she promises. Competitors she has seen at . shell table, designed and donated by. Kontinos' appraiser, John Calhoun, was made up of microscopic interlocked crystals composed of sodium aluminum oldest shell competition. They include in the Another new award, the Helen Denney fact finding team, chaired by Goss, -is other fairs in Florida are happy to learn that Thomas Clifford and filled with world wide present at Monday's meeting to explain his silicate. ; scientific division, Dr. R. Tucker Abbott, Memorial Trophy, will be presented by the attempting to solve the. Dunes case and finally, adequate space will be available for shell specimens, is the grand prize. appraisals of. Dunes property. At their display of their collections. Last year's fair author of numerous shell books and a Sanibel Shell Club to the exhibit judges avoid litigation. A hearing date in the case previous meeting the fact finders-had saw 85 exhibitors with 156 entries in the leading shell authority who has judged the believe represents excellence in artistic Emma Guthrie, island shell fair winner has been set for March 26 before Lee questioned the appraisals as being rather scientific and artistic divisions. Sanibel fair on several occasions, and creativity." several times over, has made and donated County Circuit Court Judge Wallace Pack. low when compared to similar subdivisions. The new auditorium addition to the William G. Lyons, a marine biologist with Two People's Trophies will be awarded one of her famous shell flower arrange- Kontinos and his late partner, William Calhoun, who estimates lots in Dunes Phase Sanibel Community Association building, the Department of Natural Resources in St. this year, one for scientific and one for ments; and Pete Carmichael of Sarasota has FrizzeU, filed suit against the city last II should run between $17,500 and $29,000, now under construction on Periwinkle Way, Petersburg, who judged the fair two years artistic.. In previous years only one such donated two of his framed shell pictures. March claiming they should be allowed to said he based his appraisals on past'sales.in should be ready just in time for the start of ago. trophy was awarded. The awards will be Tickets for the prizes may be obtained from develop^Dunes Phase II into 213 lots. The the first phase of the Dunes. MN.C- the fair in the first week in March, Joffe Judges for the artistic division include made on the basis of voting by those who many island businesses or at the Sanibel land use plan would allow up to 95 lots. Goss, however, said he "was having said. She plans all scientific exhibits to be Bea Sweet, owner of the Blue Mussel Craft view the exhibits during the fair. Community Association. In a meeting on Monday between Dunes trouble squaring away "Calhoun's apprais- 1711. Periwinkle Way. next to Dottl's Tel. 472-1387 Other traditional trophies will include housed there, and artistic displays in the old Shop and talented shell craftsman, who The deadline for entries to the 1979 Shell representatives and the city fact finding als with lot prices in the Beaehview Country The City of Sanibel Trophy for the best shell- part of the 55-year-old structure. judged the show three years ago, and Violet Fair is noon, Saturday, February 24. Entry team, Kontinos said he would be. willing to Club subdivision which run $10,000 to of the show; the Mary Cunningham Memor- Hertwyck, who has won many blue ribbons forms and fair brochures are available at all reduce his density to 156 lots. He said that $15,000 more. ' ial Trophy to the best locally self-collected In addition to the expanded space, on the island for her creative shell crafts. Sanibel and Captiva shell shops and the based on his appraisals of lot prices in Goss also said he thought the site design shells by elementary school age students in. several new features have been added to Community Association or by writing to: Dunes Phase II, he would need that many of the Dunes might be changed, enabling WORSHIP THIS SUNDAY - the scientific division; Sanibel Community the fair this year, including a judges Several new trophies are being added this -Exhibits Chairman, P.O. Box 90, Sanibel, lots to break even financially. Kontinos to sell his lots at higher prices and Association trophies in several classes; and banquet, new trophies and new competition year, Joffe said. Scientific exhibitors still Florida 33957. Rules and a list of categories Kontinos also asked that he be allowed to reduce his density. Goss has asked Jack ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE. the Sanibel-Captiva Shell Club trophies to categories. ' will vie for the traditional duPont Trophy, are included in the brochure. continue taking fill from a real estate lake in Whelan, d planper with Adley Associates, awarded by the Delaware Museum of student entries in the scientific division. the southwest corner of the. subdivision, and The fair runs Thursday through Sunday, "Volunteers .to help out.at the fair are Inc., to look.at the property and to examine Natural History for the most outstanding Three new classes nave been added to the that he,be given "credit" for 20-25 dwelling March 1-4. Entries will be judged on the always needed," Joffe said. "If anyone other approaches which might be taken in exhibit, but those who have won the duPont artistic division. They include "miscellan- units per year under the city's rate of afternoon of February 28, followed by a would like to volunteer, or to make reserva- laying out the subdivision. and whose collection isn't eligible for the eous entries for elementary school age growth ordinance limiting Sanibel's growth judges banquet that night at the Ramada tions for the judges banquet, they can call The fact finding team will meet again award again, now can hope for a similar children" and a similar category for high rate to 180 units per year. > : • Inn. "The banquet will be open to the me between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. early next week "to see where we are," award, Joffe said. school students. Another new class is "shell public, although it's primarily for the Monday through Saturday at 472-3991." In return, Kontinos said, he would give Goss said. "I don't believe we are far apart." benefit of the exhibitors, to give them a Called the COA Trophy, for Concholo- related items," including such entries as THIS WEEK ONLY SAVE UP Mone cing is TO 40% OH SIMMONS MATTRESSES proWeni (or vjou wben Simmons you select a homesite in Sleep King Firm innerspring The Dunes Subdivision mattress or box springs. WH1C Scroll quilted to a beautiful floral tick. Reg. »79" Lots priced $17,500 to $24,000 with up $ 3M U I FOR YOUR VACATION 49 ol MilKf • Kuttv Ruiuu * urn Jonn'iJui Tno to 80 Percent Financing is still available nut MMV M0K!+*+SEE* M.,. T«, U«H. Twin size each piece W» H F»» • Ooe S«v»rmton • JuM BuM • M«tt» SALE Moo*. . tOO Moot . ih#thr Wtnltfl and CMflton Htsion to qualified purchasers. •••• "'•:•'. or '. 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Add an amenity package so complete that there MAINTENANCE & REPAIR OF been building fine; homes on RESIDENTIAL & COMERCIAL are no options and youil be living at Cyprina Beach. Sanibel. We are proud to be the POOLS INSTALLATION OF AUTOMATIC largest builder of single family POOL CLEANER. . .NEW & OLD If vou're searchina for the uttimqte in a condominium home .._•• ••."••;, ;: POpLS ' • you owe it to yourself to discover Cyprina Beach. homes in both 1977 gild 1978. INSTALLATION OF AUTOMATIC CHEMICAL DISPENSERS Pictured: Sanibel Beach Club Consult our staff concerning or ^ custom designed home; to- meet pHiscilla your Sanibel needsv 334-8665 Realty. Inc. LICENSED AND BONDED TO MEET REQUIREMENTS Exclusive Sales Agent Off SANIKL AND CAPTIVA 1026 South Town & River Drive PERIWINKLE WAY Fort Myers, Florida 33907 P.O. Box 57, Sanibel Island, Fl. 33957 (813* 481-2512. -^ ' MODEL HOURS: Daily 9-4, Sunday 1-5 3051 HANSON STREET FT. MYERS L PH: Island Reporter January 26,1979 A25 A24 January 26* 1979 Island Reporter 4 complet name Architects design success Seven buflding permits for construction valued at $123,550 were issued by the City of Sanibel during the week By Bradley Fray Quality furniture ending January 24. Permits were issued to: Vacation and Investment Properties, Inc. for a commer- "The most important point to in yourcondominium cial building at 1509 Periwinkle Way by Roger Smith for remember when you "write this $50,000; -.••:;--: .^,..:.r:-:-,.:.,:,,.';-:--^-.'.-.,: article is that everything at 1?en- or Florida home... - Vaughn Cannon for an office under building #4 at Sanibel ton White Associates Ms , team Beach Club II on Lighthouse Way by Construction effort. We are a team and we work .Managers. Inc. for $10;000; ; '; " ; V > C.B. Clark for a house on Angel Drive in Sanibel Isles by as a team. No one here could look Sanibel Homes for $43,350; :,;'/••• v':•':,.:,' /^ J " \ at a building and say 1 designed' Mariner Properties, Inc. for a pool gazebo at Casa Ybel that.' It's the result of all of us Beach and Sport Resort.by Construction Managers, Inc. for working together." J : $6,pooi ....;-: , ,;:;;;v;;...;.;.• •,. ••;•_.v^> ':;-.^y'.^/.- ••.'•• •So what was Ray Fenton, Mrs. Charles Ames for a wooden deck at 993 Fish Crow architect, doing in an oversize Road$y: Donald Hiers for $1,200; r v; .;;;•;"; Al Duncan to remodel Scotty's Pub restaurant at 1223 rectangular, office, set apart from Periwinkle Way by theowner for $7'0QO; his 14 associates across the hall? Ray Fentbn for a pool at 1035 South Yachtsman Drive by Tin moving out of here soon to Walon Pools for $6,000. r : v join the others. I can't stand being in here by myself. It's too quiet. Twen^^ Well turn this into a conference were recorded in the Lee County Courthouse during the room." same period. They include: A South Seas Plantation Beach homesite to E.A.F. Inter- The, door, which needs a door- national, Inc. from James Chipokas and Walter Benson for knob, to his temporary office used $178,000; v • ; \ ''i to lead to the girls', restroom in Property in Gulf Pines subdivision to John Opel from C. what for many years was the Iona Charles Oliver for $135,000; : .. 1 School. Last March the architec- A house in Sanibel Lake Estates to Barbara Hartwell tural firm of Fenton White Assoc- from Richard Biddle for $77,000; : . One-half of a duplex on .Periwinkle Way in Sanibel iates leased the 55-year-old brick Estates to Harold Bolesky from Jordan Davidson for landmark and began remodeling. $60,000; r; Six months and $50,000 later the A South Seas Plantation Beach Home condominium to firm packed its gear at Periwinkle Ruth Phillips from Joann Rehak for $195,000; Place on Sanibel and settled into Ray Fenton, center, works wifh associates in remodeled classroom. A Pointe Santo de Sanibel condominium to Betty Richey Che new, old quarters on McGre- Elegant Tropical Furniture Showroom from Lois Levin for $150^000; ' ; •" - , i . -\ gor Boulevard. Some of the finish- • A Pointe Santo de Sanibel condominium to Robert 2976 Ckvdand Ave. Coner of Harsvt 8c OMland/SM-SMS / ing touches, such as doorknobs, Ashbach from Howard Krause*' and John Baney .for y : y : :; will nave to wait as the job cost ,;$i45,ooo;;-• lv:^S:.: '- ' -"•' '•':•-• ^v ' -'r-r ••: '"r'' more than anticipated, Fenton Other groups available at comparable savings. A Pointe Santo de Sanibel condominium to Gene Kalhorh business from Robin Raeburn and Majorie Andrews for $130;000; '; said, but Ke believes the effort was : A Beach ymas in condoniinium at South Seas Plantation, well worth it. Track lighting and. to Franldin Utennehlefrom Peter Bright for $113,900; white walls throughout part of the A Beach Villas HI condominium to Peter Bright, as real estate ^trusieeflrohi'Franklin Utennehle.fori,113,90jO; • Continued on 2&-A A Loggerhead Cay condominium to Duncan Alexander, as trustee, from Donald Jenkins for $133,500; ; A Sundial of Sanibel condominium to Milfred Lindgren artT lac from Sundial Associates, Ltd. for $112,500; ; A Captiva Hideaway condominium to Rosemarie Schoene •from Walter Schnoor for $100,000; SAN I BEL A Sanibel Surfside condominium to J.A.M. Associates, Inc. from Gerald Goldie for$92,500 ; . . A Sanibel Surfside condominium to Pine River Invest- ment (^. from Donald Corcelli for $90,800; A Beach Villas':II condominium to Franklin Utermehle from Charles Flanigan for $86,500; A Beach Villas H condominium to Walter Schulz and Peter Morley from Peter Bright as trustee for $86,500; A Loggerlieact Cay condominium to William Martin from aroW;Aiadi«wsfe$K^;WAife;$K^^^ ;:i> i' We invite you to come and.. , r ; An Island Beach Club condominium to Manivest Corp. viewour selection of fine . .-.- ..:[--• fiwJos^Gilai^.^ '•••\ .Zi:- art reproductions transferred to ; An Island Beach Club condominium to Joseph Glasser textured artist's canvas, stretched < 'from Walter Condon, ihdiyfdualljr and as trustee, for and framed. The most popular ; lilAograp^ ; avaUable for the sel^dtioiti of v; ; LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS your favorite print ytrhich we , V , . :• NOTICIOT INTtNTION Jbhtiston - 50 percent; Mrs. wiU order, custom transfer : V; ' ? A.M. Jonston (in grantor trutt) and frame fc^/y^^a^^vV'V-":'--'^^^; FICrmOUSJMAMI 50 percent. '.'...' moderately priced;" " r V : -•' It is our. intention to apply to The undersigned does hereby the. Clerk of the Circuit Court Original color photography by certify that we are conducting in and for Lee County, Florida Florida artists takes on a ,':•••'• ; a limited beer and wine and to register the said name of new depth transferred to • > cheese shbppe business at The Wooden Barrel under the The old brick schoolhouse Captiva Island; Florida., under. . provisions of Section 865.09, on McGregor Boulevard is canvas. Your color negative can ; the fictitious name of The Florida Statutes. 1963. ' ; a stately structure respect- be given the same custom(. treatment, Wooden Barrel and that said ed both for her beauty and Bretjifus soft graphics'— sillc • ^ firm is composed of the fol-• Witness iiny hand, this 22nd age. lowing persons whose names day of December, 1978. Anna screened on suede cloth are on- ;" and places of residences are M. Johnston, Ronald D." Martin. as follows: Mr. C.R. Johnston, exhibit in our gallery --a completely - Sworn to and subscribed to by THE REPORTER-EMU FRAY new aspect of wall decoration. 1929 Hawthorne Road. Wil- Anna M. Johnston before me » mington, N.C. 26403; Mrs. this 22nd day of December, Original shell embossings • A.M. Johnston. P.O. Box 222, A.D. 1978. ; _;'.- ' ';•. • ,: • _ ..••;•, By Bradley Fray .,• • r :•';• ..•-,• a conference table used by the clients and staff of Fenton by Norma Line. Shell X-rays Captiva Island, Florida 33924 ; Kristin Scott White Associates, an architectural firm. They are leasing by William Conklin-- metal : (flrantor-Trust). • ' Notary Public Ownership of 'The ' Wooden Passersby on McGregor Boulevard from Miner's Corner the building, and surrounding two acres, from Sanibel sculpture, brass bells and more. to the Sanibel Causeway can see something new going up Barrel is as follows: Mr. C.R. . 1-3.1-12.1-19.1.26 owner Kappy Cole. She previously operated an interior almost daily as the Iona-McGregor area building boom decorating business in the school. Iona School is home continues at a rapid pace., For those who flinch at progress, Since last March, Fenton White has spent more than THE UNKNOWN STORY the n^j^elcome^s^^^ three time^ the original cost of the school in remodeUng OF SANIBEL AND CAPTIVA schoolhouse, a stately structure respected both for her efforts, a figure principal Ray Fenton considers a bargain. beauty and age. "• •-.-.:'•- ., i Thick brick walls keep down energy costs, and a ventilation by Ftorsifc* Frits to architectural firm The Iona School, built for $12,000 in 1924, contained three duct atop the slanted roof draws heat and circulates the air. Sketches.by Eleanor Douglas Clapp classrooms connected by a long haQway and served the Much time was spent carefully removing old plaster from academic needs of first through sixth-graders in the area. most of the interior walls, adding to the sense of warmth Now In Iti Third Printing About 30 years Kaye passed su^studentej^ frolicked on 1628 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel Island $10.00 plus-75c handling throughout the building. ; v (Florida residents add 40c sales tax) tiie grounds at recess, but if you peek in-a wmdbw at lunch hour, you're Mely to see several growtt men s Carpeting covers the pine floors, and smooth-white walls Open 10-5 Monday-Saturday 472-3307 «rder from your favorite book dealer compliment the brick design, ^11 blending into a true sense or from Mrs. BorHia A. Stewart Theregulationpooltable.hid^beneath^ 2062 Kathorlno Stroot. Ft. Myors, Ft. 33901 ••.;•/.->'•• • continued on 31-A A26 January 26,1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter January 26,1979 A27 Business historian James Worthy, at work m his Sanibel % from 26-A statistical abstract of the United elections. He had no qualms about often of the responsibility a bus- States, Wood saw that America's supporting progressive and con-- iness had to its public, a responsi- Worthy plans biography of ployed at Sears Roebuck for 23 population was moving from farms servating candidates who were bility he called "stewardship." years and retired from the com- to urban areas, creating a need for vying for the same office, include Wood was also a vocal supporter pany as a principal vice president. big stores. The statistical abstract ing Josejrtiy McCarthy and Robert of homespun: American virutes During the Eisenhower adminis- was Wood's bedtime, reading." LaFollette, Jr. Wood also earned and believed success in business renowned Sears ppesident tration Worthy served two years Froniajnail order business that notoriety'whenhebecame• nominal . was no substitute for a happy as Assistant Secretary of Com- catered mainly to rural customers, heaid of the "America First" itnov^ ; family life. - merce. He has also been a general Sears began opening stores that ment to halt Anjerican involve- "Every, time Wood saw me he % By Peter Larson ever seen and, in the process, management consultant with Cre- served' tKe rising metropolitan ment in World War II. asked how many children I had," became the patriarchy of modern sap, P,P. McConnick and Paget. middle class. Wood also envision- "Wood believed to his dying recalls Worthy. "When he learned "I don't think the public wants mass retailing. But Worthy's consuming inter- ed the future importance of the day that Roosevelt somehow I only had one child he would click to pay for frills. If we have values, Wood died in 1969.at the age of est has always been business automobile. He located his stores rigged Pearl Harbor," says Wor- his tongue and tell me it was good people tvill come in and buy. We're 90, leaving a profound personal history. Before accepting his pres- in outlying locations where they thy. ./,-;. •••:/'•,\...... •.'""•" to have a big family. Wood himself going to offer values to the great imprint on modern business. Jam- entpost at Northwestern, Worthy - would be accessible to motorists. Despite his political conserva- had five children and Lord knows middle class buying pubtic of es Worthy, a Sanibel resident and taught and researched business Another ingredient in Sears' ; n tiyism Wood was staunchly liberal how many grandchildren/' American citizens. former Sears executive who knew history for six years at Sangamon • success was Wood's cooperative in his management of Sears. "He Wood left Sears in 1954 at the the General, is describing Wood's State University in Springfield, approach toward manufacturers -General Robert E. Wood Illinois. Hi^ published works in- had an abiding confidence that age of 75. The company continued t life and business philosophy in a and suppliers. From his exper- people would rise to the occasion if to coast on the momentum created When General Robert Wood forthcoming biography. clude "big Business and Free ience as an Army Quartermaster given an opportunity," says Wor- by Wood but in recent years, first joined Sears Roebuck in 1924, Men/' a study of business philos- General, Wood learned the impor- thy. "He believed in giving store Sears has seen it's market chal- the company was a modestly . "I came to Sears in 1936 when ophy. tance of steady, reliable suppliers. managers total control and free- lenged by K-Mart and J^G. Pen- successful mail order business Wood was still' approaching the What were General Wood's "Before Wood's time, retailers dom. For Wood, personnel was ney's. After several lean years the with no ambitions in the retaining height of his career," says Wor- unique contributions to modern and manufacturers had an adver- everything." company is on the verge of field. Wood was told outright by thy from the document-filled business philosophy? Worthy says sary relationship/' says Worthy. As• V the company flourished, "turning around" again and the board of directorsthajt SSears study of his home in Chateau Sur the general was a great innovator "Wood felt both parties had a right Wood shared Sears* prosperity according to Worthy, Sears plans had reached the limit of its growth Mer. "Because I was in the parent in mass distribution, a man who to a fair profit and that it was with his store managers and top to do $18 billion worth of business and tliat the best policy was corporation I was in a position to believed in decentralizing manag- better to have stable ..suppliers employees,: explaining that, "Ma- this year. maintaining the business at status observe Wood's managerial prac- erial responsibility and a brilliant than to constantly dicker and ny corporations have made a few "Sears is as centralized today as quo. .• : tices close at hand," says Worthy. interpreter of demographics! tre- haggle with a number of different top men enormously rich. We are it was decentralized under Wood's Wood, a former;:Quartermast*er "I also collected his papers, memos nds and patterns. * - suppliers." making 150,000 very comfort- management," says Worthy. General for American forces dur- and bulletins." "When Wood came to Sears the Politically, Wood was a man of able/' "Computers And the mass media ing World War I, was not satisfied Worthy, a member of the facul- nation had mass production but no contradictions. Though he because During hs tenure at Sears have replaced Wood's reliance on with the board's prognosis. Dur- ty of the Northwestern University mass tfistribtftion/' says Worthy. a virulent critic of President Worthy was impressed not only by individual store managers: The ing his 26-year career at Sears, School of Management, was em- "Retailing was in the. horse and ' Franklin Roosevelt, Wood suppor- Wood's managerial skill but by the premium. Wood placed on people Wood built one of the largest t>uggy;tstage. By-.studying the- ted Roosevelt in two presidential (feneral's ihtegfrity^ Wood spoke' and personnel is missing." retailing empires the world has • continued on next page Capttva Island MOTEL COTTAGES 1,780 square feet of southern •,-.- (-••.:•GARDEN J«nsan'« Twfn Palm THE 1223 Periwinkle behind Scotty's Pub JtosortA Marina - (813)472-1727 Wehavestockoda Unacodec-.. tlon off needlepoint kits with ADVERTISEMENT COTTAGE th» Sanibel visitor In, mind. Come see our shells, light- SANIBEL ISLAND, FL. - The quaint little building nous*, birds and racoons cop- at 8313 W. Gulf Drive is the location of The Letizias - - farad on needlepoint canvas. Restaurant, now in their 10th year and considered the finest in Northern Italian and French Cuisine.- Serving n: .-• only the very best in Snapper, Scampi, Stuffed Steffi, Scallopini. Salads, Sauces, Smells, and Smiles For (start something and watch it grow) your enjoyment open 5:00-9:30 daily Monday-Satur- day. Light and delicate dinner specials available for early diners, 5:00-6:30, 472-2177. BON APPETITl ILJ The Island's Complete Ladies Shop Hours 10-5 MonvSat. 1624 Periwinkle Way 472*1354 means genera norrna s real estate; HOMCS 28,700 sq.ft. oncanal, beautiful view, $83,500 fashions BEACHVIEW COUNTRY CtUB ESTATES 2 b*drootn. 2 large lots on canal $55,000 eoch INTHffHIMT \ty THI ISLAND ON S A _ 2 bofh, cathedral c*iling, wet bar. carpet, vinyl. Mon.-Sat. 10-5 472-1354 landscaping, on'gotf emiraa $112.185.00 •r 2b«droom, 2 banVaan.fomlfy room, carpat, vinyl. \ landscaping, ontivarand golf court* $108,235.00 DUPUX 18 units in 9 beautiful buildings .« . .... SHELL HARBOR SUBDIVISION 3 bsdroom. 2 bath. Townhouse directly on beach, new, witfr carpeting, Plus . private balconies providing pool'and divfng;bubbla, lorg* lot on canal, appliances > $200^000.00 surrounded, by amenities. 2 tennis NEWr\ .' - $159.^00.00 Townhouse in beoch complex, with smair boat courts, 2 swimming pools, golf near- beautiful Sanibel Sunsets to add to 3 bedrotim. 2.both custom home with hrctad pool. dockage - $150,000.06 by, plus all the attractions Sanibel the enjoyment of living in the ort canal,, iMith davits, some furnitur*, rtKjny Island is famous for, beaches, shell- relaxing atmosphere of the Dunes. axtras , / $175,000.00 CONDOMINIUMS - •:.:^\:'. Don't \ you owe ti to yourself to 3.bsdroom, 2 bath iwith solar heated pool, no 2 bedroom, 2 bath with oarage and storage ing, fishing, etc. room _ ^ $85,000.00 consimr us? Weil bet you decide on bridges to Bay> IEGALS LEGALS NOTICi Of INTENTION "a distinguished' gulj'frontcondominium . • TOMOWTW . ^ifi^Hi lifestyle...... ofsaniBef For as little as $2100 to $5000 you can own a GuUfront THe Undersigned docs hereby certify that they are conduct- vacation week at Island Towers — Forever! ing a sales of a book business Interval Ownership is the newest apartment and week you select. Island at Sanibel, Florida; under the and most popular way to beat the Towers believes It shouldn't cost you a Things on Sanibel and that SUNDIAL, a distinguished residence: skyrocketing cost of Gulffront vacations small fortune to own your own Interval said firm is composed of the following persons whose while guaranteeing yourself the week Ownership Gulffront condominium. And - gulf front luxury on serene, sub-tropical Sanibel Island. and resort of your choice — forever. the prices prove it! names and places of resi- dences are as follows: George - 2 bedroom, 2 bath with den condominium apartments. You could pay up to $10,000 for an R. Campbell, 4069 Coquina Interval Ownership week in peak season. Bring this ad to Island Towers today Drive, Sanibel, Florida; Donald R. Manchester, 924 | Kings - approximately 1,674 square feet of total living area. But not at Island Towers... where you for your FREE Giant Island Pink Crown Drive, Sanibel, Florida; get a luxurious one-bedroom apartment Conch Shell and "Dining Guide to C. Duano White, Ferry Road, - unobstructed views of the Gulf of Mexico. Sanibel, Florida. Ownership of for four adults or a family of six with Estero Island." Nature of Things on Sanibel is complete full size modern kitchen with as follows: George R. Camp- - top of the line G.E. appliances. bell 49 percent; Donald R. dishwasher, and a screened private FAISON CONSOMME "ROYAL" (Pheasant Consomme with Quenelles) Manchester 25 Vi percent; C. - 2,000 feet of white, sandy beach. balcony overlooking the Gulf, for just Wine: Chablis Moreau Duane White 25 Vi percent. $2,100 to $5,000...depending on the m - highly restricted growth curbs. ' FAUANTINE DE COQU1LLES It is their intention to apply to (Scallop Pate) the Clerk of the Circuit Court in .and for Lee County, Florida Entrance lobby to the Island Club at Sundial. VOL-AU-VENT "TOULOUSAJNE": , • to register the said name of (Puff pastry with sweetbread and mushrooms) ." Nature of Things on Sanibel SUNDIAL, a distinctive lifestyle: Wine'Grave Superior v under the provisions of Sec- tion 865.09, Florida Statutes, SORBETCALVADOS _ 1963. - 13 tennis courts. ^Sherbet with Calvados) r world famous shelling beach. TRANCHE DEVEAU. SAUCE MORILLES Witness our hands, this 2nd (Veal steak with French Mushroom sauce) day of January, 1979. George Wine Chateau Ttlmoulet St. Emilion R. Campbell. Donald R. Man- '•-•'- The Bahama Room, Sundial's elegant dining room. chester, C Duane White. - POMES "BELLE HELENE" : (Potatoes croquette in the shape of a pear) Sworn to and subscribed to by The Lost Horizon, Sundial's gulf front cocktail lounge. Donald. R. Manchester, : ' , ' - SALS!F1SALACREMEV George R. Campbell and C. heated Olympic-size swimming pool. (Salsify: aitf exotic vegetable in cream) Duane White before me this '-""-, i- - - '» . 2nd day of January, A.D. • BATEAU D£ ZUCCHINI FARCIE- DE CHANTERELLES- 1979. - nearby golf courses. : T (Stuffed .zucchini with Chanterrelles irnushrooms). NealD. Bowen -and, more resort, arrtenities.: : >^ ; SALADEDESlDVES ET DE CRESSON AVEC VINAlGRE-.TTE| Notary Public (Endives and Watercress "vinaqkjrette") > ' 1.12.1-19,1-26,2-2 : : ; CREPES "AUSTRICHIENNE*' ' - • ^ Poolside chickee bar, "The Refuge" : ' :J. • FTOm $I0^56o:q6 . (Crepes stuffed with toasted walnuts, covered with a rich , - P1"0!^ $64^22 per Square; foot chocolate sauce and topped with Cognac flavored whipped cream) ;"' ^^hiiortgs^finarKnng^^ Wine: Champagne For more information call 472-4151. Or, just stop to: qualified buyers. by our model apartment. Buf hurry, Ready for immediate occupancy! PANDELAMAISON CAFE ET PETITS FOURS 1 only 15 sfe left. ' (HonwrMade Bread) (Coffee and Petite Fours) Fumiture packages by Foxworthy's of Ft. Myers AtndkA at an additional cost. ofsartibel Newton Associates, Inc. Realtors INTERVAL OWNERSHIP Registered Real Estate Brokers 1246 Middle Gulf Drive Where a lifetime of vacations doesn't cost you a small fortune. Exclusive Sales Agent for Sanibel Island, Florida 33957 4900 Estero Blvd. • Fort Myers Beach, FL 33931 • Phone: (813) 463-6188 Sundial of Sanibel Guardian Assoc ^ Ire.,RGQ. Real Estate Broker •3.". Island Reporter January 26,1979 A31 A30 January 26,1979 Island Reporter financing arrangement. The difference is that the area of leasing vs. jjurchasing business makes sense which the planning commission is "That's because they haven;'^ the money title to the property will never pass to the equipment is the income tax ramifications. In required to administer. Some of foundation, or background, for lessee unless a specific option to this effect is many instances the tax effects of a lease vs. his fellow commissioners have making those kinds of decisions," matters clearly indicated*in the lease. The monthly purchase are almost the same; It is true that Jrom 29-A Donax Village I can sit in mycontinually expressed concern ov- he said. "For me there's ho lease payment can be compared to a mortgage the total lease payment•'is a deductible home. WJien I want company, I er this system and the difficulties problem. This was my education ~ or installment loan payment. Generally the ing building to the least sensitive can go sit by the pool and pretty they see in administering it. I do it everyday in my work." expense/ however, if th^ pr^^rly of those lands. The best places are soon someone else^wijQ join me. By Bffl Hungelmg, C.P.A. amounts differ ¥dth the lease'payment being chased, the lease expense is replaced with, smaller, because no amount is paid for the pur- theGulf beach or mid-island ridge. We have all the privacy we need depreciation expense and interest, if it is A multi-family dwelling here is far.' • from 25-A I chase Of the leased property, v : : • : financed;. The related investment credit avail-: for our family there, and we share The fact;that - the ownership of leased superior to a house in the wet- amenities such as the pool and of place. Half of the building is contained in one large room able to property purchases can be passed to lands, because you can't dp a ,courtyard withother occupants in that once doubled as two classrooms or one auditorium with At some point in time every consumer is property never vests in the lessee should not the lessee if the lessor and lessee so elect. stage and footlights. The room has been transformed into faced with the alternative of whether to lease be viewe d as always being a drawback. Some development without -bothering a ftrue cpmmimity- atinpspnere. y: - Many leases can be set up with purchase the ecorsystem. ' ,"/• ;>• one immense work area with individual, open work spaces or purchase some item. This question is raised equipment, such as computers, if purchased options included, so be sure to pursue this "The main reason; we're moving for the architects. Teamword is the byword for the firm, by the businessman when buying or leasing outright, might become obsolete before they item when negotiating with;.;'• dealers. In "Secondly, we should strive for out, by the way ,is because as our says Fenton, and the room allows the operation to run equipment or space. Each of us considers the have been fully paid for. This may suggest summary, you can see that there is more to the most efficient, use of purfamily grows we need the space. housed smoothly and "besides, we work better with noise." question when we decide where to live — that a shorter term lease of the equipment is consider than Just the dollar savmgs when natural resources. Foreyeiy sin- I've got two little girls who need The old saying is true, Fenton asserts, "they just don't should we rent an apartment or buy a house? financially more acceptable. Another advan- glei family home you've got to build; ji own bedrooms." ^ V • „ build them like the Iona Schoolhouse anymore." With deciding to purchase or lease. •- ; a road, install pipes and remove today's construction material costs, the structure couldn't The lease vs. purchase question has no set tage of leasing is that an initial investment of II you have ^estlons i^gardiitg your in school be duplicated at a reasonable price. In addition to its solid answer to be applied to all situations. Hie only cash is probably hot needed. In other words, vegetation. Third, multi-family If JTentpn is dismayed at what business, or you are baffled by income tax dwellings can lend a sense of construction^ Fenton White's new home is a part of the way to make a decision is to look at specific the burden on a company's working capital is laws, Money matters will attempt to find the lie perceives as thp. growth law's area's history, is pleasing to the eye, and with its new facts and apply some general tests as rules of not as great. This is especially important for community, of shared lifestyles. If intention, he Still is quite pleased occupants, is once again a hub of activity, preparing for the answers you need. Address your questions to I want to have--..my privacy at thumb. new businesses. "Money matters," Island Reporter, P.O. with the permit allocation system increasing needs of the community. ' Most leases can be viewed as a type of One of the most common misconceptions in Drawer R, Sanibel, Florida 33957. Captiva Island TREE HOUSE Fishing-Shelling-Trlps to Cabbage Key Daily-Cottage & Motel Rentals hightly (except Sunday) Jensen's Twin Palm GIFT SHOP . .. Resort & Marina . Stokes & Rainwater Captiva Island, Florida ' '. Bob Hutchinson-Dock Mgr. •(813) 472-1727 Country <& Blues So you will have time to see our • . -••••• . . / •; .•'.•••••.••.••••-•.•••..-.••• ^> wonderful new selection of gifts CAR RENTALS in the Lounge at and shells, we are open 7 days a week from 10 till 5 : : v; Eighth Annual :/: ^/: - t> :.:•;•• • Look for us just a few feet past r the South Seas entrance - toward the beach Sanibel Arts and Grafts Fair rent-a-car system :i • "••"••. 472-1850 Master Charge & BJ^.C. Sanibel GommunityH©us^i«,i^.'r Periwinkle Way ..j Friday,. Febroai^;-2y»|Os#iiyi^i(^/\A*^ Saturday,, February 3^10 AM:;- 4PM Toll Free U.S. and Canada 1-800-237-2804 From.Florida Call Collect 813-381 -2758 OUTDOOR DEMONSTRATIONS We feature: GM. Fords, Dodge. Rotes non-discount-. -v*-. tAfECt>l V DATCC able, subject to change with-LOW WEEKLY RATES Craftsmen Participating in 1979 REFRESHMENT STAND Arts & Crafts Fair .notice PICKUP AND RETURN HELPWANTED USED BOOK SALE SERVICE AVAILABLE Dorothy Putnam, shell novelities and driftwood designs OPENING SOON Claude Kantner, copper enameling, mobiles, seed pod birds AUTHORS' 936-5400 Fae Muller, shellcraft flowers and jewelry AUTOGRAPHING TABLE 1 26 Crystal Drive Linda Holton, pastel drawings — ofl painting SANIBEL'S BEAUTIFUL NEW Patricia Krepin, coconut tree roses Behind McDonald's on U.S. Mary Anne McCormick, water color & crochet craft ART SHOW-SALE Ft. Myers, F!a. 33907 Periwinkle Way at Palm Ridge Road 472-2500 Katherine Cook, palm frond basket weaving Fan Worley, shell crafts Nancy Simonson, seashell candles, shell jewelry ADMISSIONS FREE PLENTY OF PARKING Peggy Bennett, shellcraft and copper enamel LEGALS LEGALS Earle Angell, shellcraft Buy island gifts created by NOTICE OF INTENTION Eileen Nash, marine algae & shell collages and jewelry TO REGISTER Anita Haman, shellcraft FICTITIOUS NAME Sanibel & Captiva '•'•• •. • - Grace Brown, shell jewelry & shell decorated items " , - The undersigned does * here- INTERIOR DESIGNS Kathryn Pfaff, shellcraft, shell flowers & jewelry craftsman and artists by certify that he is conducting Irma Sachse, shell flower making • ' ~ a wholesale and retail clay- Frank Kalbing. jewelry (sterling silver and 14k gold) works business at Sanibel CONSULT OUR PROFESSIONAL DESIGN STAFF George Herbert, shellcraft Island. Florida, under, the ficti- Hannah Tremaine, needlepoint ... tious name of The Wheel and Holland T. Salley, ASID* A drawing for valuable prizes will that said firm is composed of Robert W. Goxey.ASID* Helen Jans, shells the following persons whose A Jeff Dean, custom fishing rod making names and places of resi- JohnD.Kenlpier,ASID^ Dorothy Stearns, shellcraft " - , be held Saturday at 4:00 pm . dences are as foTlows: AAarJk Andrew *T; Krecick^Sr., ASH)* EleanorAtwood, decoupaged eggs Heimann, 1524 Periwinkle John C.BeUowsi Jr., Designer Myrtle Weinstein, shell flowers Winners need to be present to win. , • - Way. Sanibel. Fla. 33957. Ruth and Frances.Williams, shell jeweh-y Ownership of The Wheel is as *Membersof American Society of .follows: .Mark. Heimann 100 ' ,:v Interior Designers Betty Puff, needlepoint percent. Grace Shepherd, painting on wood and shells It is my intention to apply to Visit our Naples Showroom which displays a Harriet Howe, needlecraft AIX PROCEEDS FOR THE the Clerk of the Circuit Court Edna Russell, ceramics • - • BENEFIT OF THE in and for Lee County, Florida large collection of the finest quality furniture, Mable Zuber, hand painted ceramics and shellcraft to register the said name of lamps, bedding, and accessories to tastefully Lynn and Rick Russell, leather and jewelry --.mixed media SANIBEL PUBLIC LIBRARY The Wheel under the provi- complete interiors for your Florida life style. Roberta Martin, woodcarving of birds ; sions of Section 865.09, Flori- Mike Klein, pottery da Statutes. 1963. Charlotte Heimann, sculpting birds etc. ~ stoneware day Witness my hand, this 8 day of Linda Ritchie and Larry Hoff, metal sculpture of the Islands January, 1979. Mark Heimann Mark Heimann, stoneware pottery . Sworn to and subscribed to by —Evelyn Klein, weaving v . . . 'Mark Heimann Wore me this nnu Cookie and Bob Dugger, china painting and ceramics 8 day of January, A.D. 1979. Regina Weatherlow, painting and drawing ;.-." , March Day 35© FIFTH AVENUE SOUTH NAPLES, FLORIDA 33940 TELEPHONE 813-261-7464 Bryce McNamara, metal sculpture, lamps and containers Notary Public : 1-12.1-10.1-36.2-2 A32 January 26,1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter January 26, 1979 A33 m i ORUM Have somethingyou want to say? Put it on paper (please try to hold your letter to 300 words or less), and send it to "Public Forum," IslandReporter, P.O. Drawer R, Sanibel,Florida 33957. All letters should include name, address and telephone number of the writer. Withholding the name of the author of a letter or use of a "pen" name is not permitted, except for rare instances in which a letter conceivably could lead to reprisals. The editor can offer no guarantee that all letter submitted will be published. Buck Key sanctuaiym Chicago reader recommends that V'A northerners be lured to Sanibel with ads showing snowbound city [right Most visitors, and even a few residents aren't aware of and below] and sun drenched island it, but Captiva has a sister island. Her name is Buck Key and by some miracle she has BENEDICT BENEDICT remained practically anonymous. Located just 200 yards off the east shore of Captiva, the 1.5 mile-long island has FIRST remained curiously exempt from the development NATIONAL pressures that have swallowed up vast portions of BANK neighboring Sanibel and Captiva. I From Captiva and even on closer inspection, Buck Key looks like little more than a mangrove swamp. But WATRpUS behind it's protective shroud of mangrove the island has shell ridges, Caloosa Indian mounds, and vast forests of gumbo limbo, sea grape, strangler fig, cabbage palm, wild papaya and buttonwood. Unmolested by earthmoving^equipment, otters play here. A bald eagle frequents the island, and gopher tortoises burrow beneath the ground. Last week 200 acres of Buck Key — nearly two-thirds of the island - were dedicated as the Benedict Wildlife Sanctuary. Asked why she made the gift, Mrs. Benedict replied that, "It sounded like a good idea." To Island Reporter: I have; decided you 1) O'Hare only has two runways open at Hinsdale residents go there already (the ££«* Preserving Buck Key is not only a good idea, but an should be the P.R. (Public Relations) agents this hour and people can't get anywhere; rest go to Acapulco). ' excellent idea. Thanks to the largess of the Benedict for Sanibel Island. - 2) The roads are impassable and impos- Then, for gosh sakes, put a disco place in Right iiOw every Chicago resident would sible! Chicago, the city of, is buried in snow- somewhere on that island. Everyone, just family, Americans will have a time capsule to help them like to^get the heclrdut of Here and head for But, next week is IDEAL. Or any week everyone, does that up here. Get that island recall what Southwest Florida was like before the. advent warmer weather. V ' -. thereafter because one extremely bad snow diversified so those who want quiet can of draglines and concrete. When future generations visit So why isn't Sanibel advertising on TV — storm a season is all Chicago gets and this have it and those who want fun can have it. the Benedict Sanctuary they will see the same island one big shot commercial. Have a picture of had better be the one! Sanibel has got to wake up! Put in two if you Elena Duke Benedict saw 40 years ago from her father's Chicago buried and one of Sanibel in full So, why isn't your island working to rid can - one for teenagers (high school and. mullet fishing boat. - : sun! . itself of the 50 percent down and making college) and one for adults. Even people.40 As the years pass, the Benedict Sanctuary will become On Monday morning we had accumulated yourself the 200 j>ercent up situation. and over are taking lessons at school or 20 inches of snow and had a temperature of Enclosed is the ^'Itoings", newspaper wherever they are offered. an increasingly important oasis in the developmental -20 degrees!! which services /the very wealthy town of The other thing is, do research. Find out PATTERSON desert that has spread from Florida's Gold Coast to its Today, of course, would have been a bad Hinsdale as well as where we live, Claren- why those people who rented last year Sun Coast. . BUCK KEY day to have spent the money for advertising don Hills. Sanibel shoukLrun an ad, huge aren't coming back this year. If it's too We would hope that other Buck Key property owners, because: < - " \ • ' ad, in that paper as I have heard many expensive, reduce the rates. If it's lack of inspired by Mrs. Benedict's example, will consider things to do, create some. If it's that horrible traffic problem, work on it. donating their land for use as a sanctuary and that the Two-thirds-of Buck Key became a wildlife sanctuary this Boy, Tm inspired-today. Love ya /s/ island will one day take its rightful place as the northern week. Portions of the island are still held by four private Carol Reasor, Clarendon Hills, Illinois tip of the J.N. "Ding" Darling Refuge. owners. ' . Thank you for the legacy of Buck Key, Mrs. Benedict. [Editor's note: At presstime Chicago was reporting more snow. As for the disco, see page 13-A]. Interval was couple's answer To Island Reporter: Recently my husband use plan to keep this from happening on our and I were" driving along the Delaware. Island," Now I have mixed emotions Dunes and came upon high rise condomin- because of the plan to try to keep Interval ium after high rise— and all I could think of Ownership out. was i?thank you Sanibel for having your land We have been coming to the Island for about 6 years now and have been staying at GLIMPSE a friend's apartment for the first 5 years. Last year we decided that we'd like to have some place of our own to stay on the Island. Visitor doubts We knew we couldn't afford to buy a condo- Photograph by Emu Fray minium at the. present rates, and we were thrilled when we came across Sanibel Beach interval concept Club. Here was the answer to our prayers; — we could really own someplace of our own To Island Reporter: As an annual visitor on the Island for the weeks we could come to Sanibel who hopes to someday own a down and not be paying for the weeks we house or condominium there someday, I've couldn't use it. Our first stay at the Beach followed interval ownership controversy Club lived up to all our expectations. with interest. , I don't know whether the high quality will Best I can figure, "interval ownership" is be there 10 or 20 years from now, but who merely buying the'\right to rent an apart:; can say that any condominium will have ment in future years^ at unknown, unlimited high quaUty management 10 or 20 years : ; : prices. .'/••:; •: =:.' '• ;;\ :"":_ 'v 'j:%:.' '-^-";*• - from now. Speaking strictly for myself, I '. Reason: There is no practical way the k>ve Sanibel arid feel that it's a little bit of ''oinaere":•:aat. control management, and; heaven right here-on earth. I agree that tti(Breforenow^ anybody who does not have this feeling: for mairitehalnce and managemrat oMte < ' the Island should not be here, but I wanted A 100-uhit mteryal pwhership.cqndomin- to; say -a fyforA-.- for those of us who do ium could have 5,200 *>>wners;f How could a appreciate both the Island and Interval majority of those people get together to Ownership.> •-. ''.•, ••/•:,;; •: , /• _ •. "••';• oust ba4 management-pir^jyt^^i^be? ;|^ Thank^forlettingmeair ' H I'm wropg, maybe other readers^^rf ymur paperind especiallyen joy keeping up ^^^ ^ ntix Island news when I'm; not there. Keep ^^^ """ "^.gojbd^y^fc^ '/s/ Linda- ~ Village, and ^perPikei Ohio'" ^ ^ ' - ::^r^ii-^ \*- A34 January 26,1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter January 26,1979 A35 ci growing native By Richard Workman © 79 'Creeping Charlie covers low ground By Grace Whitehead ^hips, roll the eyes (usually, up- ward), and wear very tight pants. Seeking alternatives to energy and atten- Leaves sprouting from branches of these You have- to admire singers It also helps to have a sponsor tion-demanding sodded lawns, increased runners are opposite, wedge-shaped and these days. ,They need to have on television and disc jockey as a interest has been given by island residents one-half to an inch and ontf-half long. much more now than they used to. Mend." to plants providing ground cover. Several Sometimes blunt or round-tipped, the dark There was'a time when all a .Yes, singers these days need a species of our native flora show a great deal green leaves are toothed along the margin singer needed was a voice. Re- lot more than Caruso did. Of of potential for use as cultivated ground of the.upper half of the blade. • member those .old-fashioned days? course, they get one break. They covers. Though none are commercially Flowers appear in a tight head elevated Just think'. of ' the demands exploited locally «i present, some of these on a single stalk from the node. Many tiny don't need to know how to* sing. plants are grown for landscape use else- purplish flowers with white anthers cluster placed on a singer today. where. ' ...,-. to form the round head about a half-inch in He, or she, has to call on Lippia nodiflora, a low, viney ground diameter. Lippia flowers all year but most General Electric for lighting -.- cover grows naturally from Virginia south commonly in the spring and summer green lights, - red lights, purple along the coast to Central American and is months. lights. All kinds of lights. The cultivated in parts of its range as a natural New stem growth is also a purple color as electric bill for some singers .can substitute for lawn grasses and as a sand are hewleaves. Large healthy mats of new eat up all their profits. stabilizer. growth reflect this color that along with Known to locals as "creeping Charlie,1* flowers make an attractive display. , Then they have to bring in the lippia is not always greeted as a welcome Lippia will grow well in poor, sandy sous Sony sound system for amplifi- addition to the landscape. Though consider- and requires little improvement though it cation. A really good singer has to ed a pest by some in a manicured lawn, responds favorably to sofl supplements. The be loud if he or she is going to be lippia is well appreciated in areas too wet or best growth of lippia is seen in flat areas heard over the five other people infertile to support lawn grasses. where moisture is close to the surface and it who are really doing the singing, if Lippia is of the mostly tropical vervain has full sun or partial shade. any. family Verbenaceae. The generic name honors the seventeenth century French Because the plant has a prostrate habit, it It's very important to have a newspaper physician Augustin Lippi. Lippi traveled ' will tolerate mowing/ foot traffic and even microphone. The microphone is Flowers of the Iippia extensively in Abyssinia and Egypt where.a moderate automobile impact. It is very salt- the place where the singer puts his appear m a tight head few species of this genus are known, but tolerant and drought-tolerant but under any or her mouth, which is usually elevated on a single stalk. most are found in tropical America. The severe conditions is not very attractive* dosed. But the mouth is also very cation Tiny purplish blooms with specific name, nodiflora, is Latin meaning Lippia is easily propagated by separating important. It's hot necessary to white anthers duster to flowering at the nodes. ' . rooted portions of runners. To establish it Open- it awhile singing but it is a form the round head. Not only do the flowers of lippia originate as a .ground coyer, rooted cuttings can be good idea to open it just enough to at the nodes, but it also sends out roots, sprigged in at fairly: wide intervals. Lispia in Iona-McGregor branches and leaves from nodes along its grows so fast that it wfll soon coyer a liu^e Tfti^'off one's teeth. Beautiful extended stems. Plants have been measur- area. If cared for until established and % rate high for any good singer ed on the islands with runners more than 10 planted in good sofl with reasonable The first issue of the Iona- trict. The District, governed by a feet long creeping along the ground at or growing conditions, an attractive, • low «wA good^singer Jjas to^be, very just below the surface. ' '. 'maintenance ground cover will result. McGregor Reporter, a sister pub- :popuiarlyrelec*eaV board; of jcom- athletic, able to hop around, shake lication of the Island Reporter, missioners, provides fire anff res- was published yesterday and cir- cue services for the widespread culated to 11,000 homes in the community. Iona-McGregor area. In his introductory editorial, ••-••• Island Fair Shopping Cantor ".: v-.J^-f- > The new weekly newspaper will Whitehead said the newspaper's 339S Palm Bfclga Road (acrots from tha flra station) serve about 30,000 people in a purpose is to "help in a better 42-square mile area extending understanding of the goals and from near the Fort Myers ,city accomplishments of our commun- limits to Punta Rassa. The paper ity, and to contribute'all that we auto*flood •marine*business will be published every Thursday, can toward identifying and solving life, hospitalization ft group insurance. and initially will be circulated free community problems. We'll leave now available of charge. At the end of the six to others the heavy national and week introductory period charter international issues. Our 'beat' is Periwinkle Way subscriptions will be offered at the our neighborhood, and we hope to rate of $5 a year. cover it thoroughly, fairly and home Don Whitehead is editor of the accurately." Iona-McGregor Reporter. White- For its "flag," or masthead, The CH. (Chris) Wollenberg. Ill head, also edits the Island Report- Reporter chose a stylized version "Serving all, your Insurance needs" er. Staff members include Manag- of the symbol used by the Iona- 472-4102 ing Editor Don Moody, reporters McGregor iFire District, -- depict- "The Islands' First Resident Insurance Agency" Renee Twombly and Bruce Millar, ing a palm-lined McGregor Boule- BRANDNEW veteran AP reporter Marvin Pike, vard. In view of the fact that the fishing correspondents Norma and major road arteries that pass Fritz Stoppelbein and business through the district lead to the The One To Buy! writer Dick Dennis. barrier islands and to Fort Myers Fred Valtin serves as business Beach, the masthead carries the Macintosh Bookshop ) manager, Fred Williams is adver- description of Iona-McGregor as READY FOR LEASE Especially Recommends tising manager, and Mark Wil- the "Gateway to the Gulf." liams is director of design and SANIBEL production. AND CAPWVA ... The paper is affiliated with the 900 sq. ft. to 4500 sq. ft. Enchanting Sentinel Star Company of Orlan- Islands ... do, Florida, publishers of the i. N Sentinel Star. The Iona-McGregor By Richard N. Campen Reporter will, be similar in format to the Island! Reporter! published on Sanibel since 1973 and now also PROFESSIONAL SUlTtS * TOPS for its unsurpassed visual image of an affiliate of the Sentinel Star the islands - much of it in full color! v Company. , . V TOPS for the sensitive, empathetic writ- This will be $ie first community BEST ISLAND LOCATION • ings and experiences of one who has weekly newspaper'ispeipifically combed the beaches for shells and kindred THE REPORTER-EMIL FRAY serving the Iona-McGregor area. souls for over two decades. The rapidly growing community received a formal, legislative def- "A book to savor and give!r JohnJ). McKenna has spent the last 25 years going back and forthbetween his Glilfside Plaza 472-2S00 home m Worth Fori Myers andhUfanMy ^ inition of its boundaries in Novem- Second Season - Second Printing! daughter, Mary Lee, and granfchtidretifim and dhris Gavit and Mary Jo ber 1975, when nearly 90 percent Valtm joined dozens of other relativesi and Jrie^ids to wish McKenna a happy of those voting endorsed creation : ; : 2353 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel Island, Florida Over 5,000 sold! \ Now $7.95 ninety-third birthday. • '.:•:•;••-y:.t '.'y\. •'%;..-•-:.;;A ';-:• •)..-. •:.•' . •"::/•;. -'•;.•'-••'• of the Ibna-McGtegor Fire Dis- /•« •<\'L A36 January 26,1979 Island Reporter •A Section B January 26, 1979. II Eagle expert leads tosime By Mark Twombly When Doris Mager drove-her compact station wagon from Or- lando to Sanibel this week, her travelling companions managed to startle a few passing motorists. Not because of what they did, but because of what they are. Go-go, Ms. Mager's energetic toy poodle, bounded around the car while El Tigre, a great horned owl, passively observed the: seen- ery from its perch • on vt^ t$8£ seat. In the back of the car, safely locked in a wire cage, was General Patton, a Southern bald eagle. An eagle specialist .with the Florida Audubon Society in Mait- land, Doris Mager is one of five The mystery heiress who donated 200 acres of Buck Key land people who monitor every eagle nest in Florida. She is responsible to The Nature Conservancy admitted last week for a 17-county area containing about 200 nests. Three times a that she has never actually set foot on Buck Key. year she and a pilot fly a single General Patton, an injured Southern bald eagle, accompanied eagte^ engine Cessna 150 over the 17- Conservation Center this loeek for a program m the eri^ county area checking each nest for abundance in Florida than in any but last year it seemed to hold about 50 years pW— John Paul signs of activity. Each survey other state except Alaska. "Flor- steady.. ... ••;;'./ . y, Vr;;:;-; ' ".contracted a foot disease and this takes about eight days. ida is the last stronghold for the - Part of the reason itiay freth e year died of a heart attack - two There are an estimated 1000 Southern bald eagle," she told 120 eagle sanctuaries established by days before Pope^ John Paul died. eagles in Florida, but if that listeners at Conservation Center's the Audubon Society and private Her new- companion was tob e "I've been coming to Captiya and a daughter in California," said sounds like a lot, Doris Mager will Tuesdays at the Center- program landowners whereeyer eagles are named John Paul II, but the f since the 193^s,* Elena I)vke Mrs. Benedict. "They were going cite an eagle population study that this week. It was the largest- found to be nesting. Doris Mager's naming of the new Pope as John J^p^^^re^il^d last, IfrWajr &t found 44 nests in Brevard County crowd ever to attend a Center spirited public relations programs, Paul II led Audubon officials to to be here but couldn't make it." the ^e ' ''? '' Benedict's father, Hermann Kohl. landed on Buck Key. dozens of "All kinds of products use bur developers apparently have. Ever oils," .explains Mrs. Benedict's since she inherited the property husband, Edward, president of seven years ago from her father NORPA. "Say you get up in the the late Hermann J. Kohl, morning: You wash with soap. Benedict has been You brush your teeth. You use 38 Acres of Prime Land at the End of West Gulf Drive offers from speculators some after-shave and a little opers. Her land :-%liiiii:{i deodorant. Later in the day you for nearly two-thirds of the might drink a cola or a diet-cola, or erness island -- is conservative^ maybe some Kool-Aid. You're Highest elevation on Sanibel Island valued at over $1 million. Mrs helping keep us in business." Benedict says she resisted An avid fisherman, Mrs. Bene- Large, Beautifully vegetated hornesites buyers b^ause she didnt want! : dict's father built a house and All underground utilities and water hook-ups ^B^K^jted^ ^ guest house on Captiva during the Meeting all requirements of a modern platted subdivsion 1930's. He also owned a home on Vegetation is self-supporting came Longboat Key, near Sarasota, and said vacationed alternately on the two 2 easements to the Gulf, of Mexico islands. . City Approved During one visit Mrs. Benedict Located on a high natural Gulf Ridge ^^i^^^ says her father arrived by plane, Sea Gate Homesites are immediately buildable landing his single engine Bonanza ^ want to on a rough field ot grass at the spoiled. You knowi north end of Captiva. But the hcijuse ;on Longboat Jamily generally travelled from i New York by automobile: •.'.•'; "One entire:car was filled with the exotic.birds my mother col- lected," .Mrs. Benedict recalls. : "There were no cages; the birds i'^.ii^ just flew around the car. When Far from the madding crowd — a controlled location we reached Captiva they were set H^ss to hopeful the gift wffl bold stroke of the pen, have free to fly outdoors. At night they earned the title, 'Mrs. Conserva- roosted on perches inside the ^If^lggf^^sibfB^ 1 still privately ownedt and tionist.* * house." .. - that the entire island will one'day For the Benedicts, the dedica- Mrs. Benedict doesn't recall the tion had the flavor of a family, exact date but she believes her outing. Flanked by 11 members of father bought Buck Key during ^Benedict," announced her family, Mrs. Benedict pointed the late 1940's, against the advice L. Dingman, Owner out that four of her six daughters, of his financial advisors. .. - - t\ two of her.sons-in-law, and three "Papa was like that," says Mrs, May b*contpct«d at *M tit*, or phon* (*13) 472*5361 si , "it hastakenyears of effort of hejr. seven grandchildren were * Benedict. "He bought land other P.O. Sox 405, Sonlb«l. Ftorlda 33937 .. , ^ for?;me^:t^E!im present.. OrYourirokw v ^ "I also have a daughter in Wales • continued ony2-B rjii-'i :^"S^ii^pvlrtadnl^i.':v^;_;:-;-|w: , i B2 January 26,1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter January 26,1979 B3 Except for extensive ntosquito * front 1-B control canals dredged in the early people considered useless and held 197Q?s, Budk Key has never felt the onto it. He bought a lot of land bite of draglines and bulldozers. outside New York City. Today it's, The 1.5 mile-long island seems all developed." strangely remote from the devel- One of Mrs. Benedict's daugh- opment that is creeping: south- ters, Elise, remembers accom- ward on Captiva. panying grandfather .on a land-. ;, Today conservationists value Buck Key as a prime habitat for the 3puthern bald eagle, the peregrine falcon and the Florida grasshopper sparrow. The island also plays home to otters and gopher tortoises,! species that have been under severe pressure on Sanibel and Captiva., Some 135 acres of Buck Key are still held by five private owners. The major landowner, Ken Watrous, told the Island Reporter several months ago that he would liketo: devote a "significant por- tion" of his land to a native tropical garden in honor of tts mother; Nat Reed, farmer Undersecretary of the Watrous, 32, is a student of Interior, spoke for The Nature Conser- horticulture and environmental vancy. sciences at the University of Florida in Gainesville. "I am very buying, junket to Cuba. Midway interested in preserving Buck Key during the flight the plane was in an unspoiled state," Watrous forced to return to Florida because told the Reporter. : • the pilot complained of a "rattling" The plans of Buck Key's other noise. landowners are unknown. "When the plane landed we Conservationists have long eyed discovered the noise was my Buck Key as the "missing link" in seatbelt dangling outside the door,, the J. N. "Ding" Darling Wildlife says Elise. "Actually, it's a good Etena and Edward Benedict, with Buck Key pictured in background. Refuge. Addition of Buck Key thing we turned back because would forma 1.5 mile extension to Castro took over Cuba a few the refuge, which stretches' along months later." nearly two-thirds of SanibeTs bay Hermann Kohl had repeated nel. "When we; drove from the donating her land as a wildlife opportunities to sell Buck Key but airport I couldn't believe my eyes. sanctuary. With the momentum creatMiby he refused all offers. When he These islands, this whole area "I thought it was a wonderful Mrs. Benedict's gift, both The died in 1971 he left the property to used to be so desolate. Now it's idea," says Mrs; Benedicts who >• Nature Conservancyv. and .the AUinthefamUy: Mrs. Benedict flanked by her daughters THE REPORTER-PETER LARSON his daughter. The family'sCaptiva like Palm Beach." formally announced the gift of her Sanibei-Captiva Conservation \leftto right] Celeste* EHse, granddaughter Celeste, and, property was deeded to another It was just over a year ago that land in November. Foundation are-optimistic iiiat Patricia. Four of Mrs. Benedict's six daughters attended the party as a provision of Kohl's will. Mrs. Benedict received a visit Mrs. Benedict's gift is. the most Buck Key will one day be annexed Sanctuary dedication.- • ••-•r^^-s- • •..'. •" ,""v:. ••••':. ' •' Though the Benedicts have contin- to the refuge. from Brad Northrop, Eastern felicitous event in Buck Key's A plaque Commemorating Mrs. Benedict's gift ii*K be ued to vacation at Longboat Key regional vice president, of. The 80-year history. Colonized at the "Bulldozers are powerful and permanently displayed on Buck Key. they have not visited Captiva for Nature Conservancy, a national turn;of the< century by^^se^eril draglines aremighty," saidGeorge seven years. organization with close ties to the homesteading families, Buck Key Cooley, addressing the dedication "My, but it's changed," said Sanibel-Captiva Conservation was abandoned shortly after 1921 crowd. "But compared with your Mrs. Benedict as the dedication Foundation. Northrop asked Mrs. when a small tidal wave runted the signature they are puny indeed, boat steamed up Roosevelt Chan- Benedict if she would consider island's commercial citrus groves. Mrs. Benedict." Double-header for Conservancy By Peter Larson deduction for the amount of the difference. Still other lands are purchased at full market For The Nature Conservancy, it was a value, with the understanding that local double-header. groups or the government will reimburse The After dedicating the new 200-acre Benedict Conservancy. Wildlife Sanctuary on Buck Key, Conservancy But occassionally TNC used more devious officials convened in Fort Myers Beach the means. When the company that owned a following day for dedication of the 46-acre wilderness area in Pascagoula, Mississippi Matanzas Pass Preserve. refused to sell the land to the state, The What is The Nature Conservancy? A recent Conservancy bought controlling interest in the article in Smithsonian magazine characterized company and voted disollution. When the TNC as "The real estate arm of the conserva- owner of an island off Virginia refused to talk tion movement."" Since 1953 "the group has business with The Conservancy, the group consummated some- 2,000 land deals to acquire promptly formed a dummy corporation and more than 1.3 million acres of American bought the land surreptitiously. wilderness. From an island in Maine to a Nationally, TNC claims 60,000 members freshwater swamp in Texas, TNC has inter- who pay annual dues of $10. The Conservancy vened time and time again to buy up or claims an additional 182 corporate members, otherwise acquire lands of critical environ- all paying a minimum of $1,000 in nrnwa) dues. mental concern. ,;... LlLocallyl , thh e ConservancC y hah s stepped in as •-•'•j. Even more surprisingly, TNC has managed mortgage holder for the. Sanibei-Captiva to enjjst the cooperation and financial support Conservation Foundation when funds were of huge corporations, including Anaconda needed to purchase critical lands threatened^ Copper. Gulf Oil* International Paper, Georgia by development. The. SCCF subsequently Brcific, Ford aiM%IBal ]Usmg Wall ^^t repaid the loans and now owns the parcels.- •aiscl board roonv diplomacy, the €6iii icy convert* potential enemies into atttes Pat Noonan, a frequent Sanibei-Captiva baUle to Aavc America's remaining visitor and president of The Conservancy, say* fei» group avoids confrontation polities. "mm.V* conflkt-avoidanee ai|u»tiofl." > Noonan. "If we can pfepoint (hose ecologically significant region* that remain in Matanzas this country before a develojper or industry ^ Myers B**:k\. ,'V •*"".»*•' wades in, we ca» save them. •-..•(>.• • „•• . •- • B4 January 26,1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter January 26,1979 B5 - r t tides / chapters / guides eg "SECRET WEAPON" FINDS SHELLS" - ISHING? SHELLING? You'lHind rar* {|unonio«. corwc): BIG (whelk* t conchs to 12")r unusual (urchin*, starfah, sanddollar*) and many mar* finest Private charters.' 4 of 8 hours.' Search beautiful beaches of quality specimens of shells * Malife. Infracting lunch ctap; 23 Yd in uninhabited islands. Gujf, pass or backbay fishing. Adjust- footer 8' cabin araa: cushionwi Matt; cruls* 35mph: Cpatt- able rates. $25 minimum 2. Will pick you up on Captiva or guord •quippMl: $25 pw. min. 4. Depart Captiva 9o- rrtim 2p. ^Information obout this EXCLUSIVE. "SECRET WEAPON." Pine Island. Captain Dawson, 283-0775. «uo»f-ih*lllna cfute*• coll... IIMffTi Deep Sea Open Party Boat Parher top cohorts Sails Daily 7:30 am. "WET PANTS" CHARTERS "ISLAND BELLE" ByMarltTwombly , edged Sundial's * Stovall and partner Ed Capt. Bill Lopski .. Sanibel Marina 472-2723 Cassavel 5-3 for top honors in the doubles Sight Seeing Sam Stovall and Greg Parker can right- division. Distinctive seagoing nature Shelling - Bay Fishing fully boast that they are the top pros in - The weather turned cloudy and cold for adventures since 1970. Southwest Florida tennis. the afternoon's singles 'competition but 42 passenger U.S.C.G. inspected vessel Stovall, head pro at Sundial of Sanibel, Stovall managed to stay warm enough to sailing from and Parker, head pro at South.Seas beat Parker for the top prize. Capt. Dick Frieman 472-1315 DEEP SEA FISHING Plantation and Director of. Tennis at Casa Stovall won $80 in first prize money for TARPON BAY MARINA Ybel Beach and Sport'Resort on Sanibel, his singles win, and Parker took home $50. coll 472-3196 for schedule & reservations. - finished one-two in an exhibition-match at 'Parker said the exhibition was held to Native Star Casa Ybel Sunday that saw 11 Southwest introduce the resort facilities at the newly Florida teaching pros compete against each' -redeveloped Casa Ybel to area pros. POWER BOAT RENTALS Daily 8 A.M. other. " .. -Regular exhibitions will be held at Casa Gulf Star Marina Half orJFull Day Pros from clubs in Naples, Lehigh Acres, - Ybel. said Parker. Look for the Big Red & White Building Fishing Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Sanibel and. North of the Bridge. Shelling All Equipment Captiva participated in the competition. - South Seas pro Greg Parker [right] CaB 472-2531 Anytime 463-4780 463-2219 Sightseeing Furnished The day-long exhibition began with and partner Bob Thompson topped Capt. Bill Mazur - Capt. Dick Cain Charter doubles competition. Parker finish- the ' doubles matches that had each pro paired with a member of his dub. Parker and ed second behind Sundial's Sam South\A/ind, In FISH~TALES\ partner Bob Thompson from South Seas Stovall [below] in singles square off. Sanjbel Marina floating activities: with Capt. Bill Gartrell • & B Sailboat Refltab Giving rides on Hobies & Sunfishes - or Residence Sanibel Marina captain them yourself. Located at Sanibel Beach Club, Nerita Street. Call 472-5579. ' (813)472-3012 (813)472-2723 Charter th* Bareboat: A 24-fopt center-board sloop, trailerable'* I anywhere you want to go. Fort Myers Yacht Charter. 472-3530. Sailing aboard the PAPA NUI in the Gulf with Capt. Al Stresen- Reuter aboard a 54-foot catamaran. For reservations call 332- 1200; Fishing, shelling trips to Cabbage Key with Captain Arrel Doane aboard the charter boat Odyssey I and II. 472-3332. Guides Available Nature Adventure Afloat: "Wet Pants," Capt. Dick Frieman, 472-1315. Charter. Rental Boats & Motors Bade Bay Exploring aboard the "Chiclet" available for charter at South Seas-Marina. Chic Kennedy, 472-4087. Rental Tackle Cruising with Capt. Bud Oawson. Pine Island Sound "Pirate Fishirtg, Shelling & Sailing Cruises," fishing, shelling, birding and outerJsland cruises; and By Peter Larson prayer and worship cruises (non-denominational). Call 283-0775. Sailing: Individual or group charter. Lessons by appointment. Larry Gill, Dockmaster * Captiva Island 472-5161 Battered by high winds and waves, a Protected waters. Call Fred Comlossy, Southwind Inc. 472-2531. 42-foot sailboat was shipwrecked Sunday Shelling. Cabbage Key trips. Sailing and Fishing with Capt. night on Captiva's Gulf coast, just north of. LET'S GO Mike on SongBdy and Fishmonger. 472-1784. the Captiva Post Office. Cabbage Key cruises: Lunch or dinner, shelling, fishing, GULF & BACK COUNTRY Owned by a young Tampa couple, the Shelling — Birding "Gotabigun," South Seas Marina, Capt. B.W. Holloway. 472-2802. boat ran into trouble Saturday night during Power Boat Rentals: Several sizes and types, with varying Snook • Tarpon • Redfish a voyage fromKleyWesk While skirting the Sightseeing — Fishing outboards. Southwind Inc. at Sanibel Marina, 472-2531. ~ - Light Tackte Specialist Captiva shoreline the boat lost its mainsail • CAPTIVA ISLAND Charter • Shelling • Boat Rentals • Cabbage Key Shefiing - Sight Seeing - Nature Tours and ran aground. Eight and nine foot waves CAPT . CHIC KENNEDY Trips - Fishing • Capt. Bob Sabatino - Capt. Butch Cottrill • Capt. Arrell poundedthe vessel as the owners'and their Doane - Jensen's Twin Palms Resort & Marina 472-1727 0UT:DOUGflSeHHP two-year-old daughter abandoned ship, Natural History Field Trips by water with naturalist George i -iipORTFISHING OM THE rowing ashore to seek help from the Coast all day— V? day Campbell. Breakfast at Cabbage Key, walk across Cayo Costa, visit Guard. to an embryonic barrier island. Dec. 29. Jan. 19, Feb. 9 and 23y : "Kingfisher" "We phoned the Coast Guard for help" 22'Aquasport 472-4087 March 2, 9, 16, 23, 30. April 6, ,13. Call 472-2180 for reservations 22 loot fully equipped Sunjaoast. All tackle provided. three times," says owner Roti Hilton,, "They:; and information. Sailing from South Seas Plantation in Captiva.^ said if no lives were in danger they couldn't Early Reservations help us. They were toobus y rescuing boats Suggested ,* , with people on board." . \ . :.. •; .. Captai A Public Service from n • Copt. Doug Fischer The boat was still aground Sunday while ' Southj&eas Plantation Hilton frantically tried to find a commercial "Butch"Oottrill Captiva? Florida 33924 Shelling and Fishting Guide boator salvage vessel that could tow him to Tel :«13/472-1551 deep water. Hilton says conditions were so Sanibel • Captiva • Cabbage • 2244 CP*riv«lnkl0 (b«hlnd Dunham's of Malno) . • opM Monday-Saturday. 9-Sr 472-2218 SS Cottages Sand Chairs. Mini-Sun OialMS, Dlractor Chairs, POOL Snook -Tarpon -Relish -trout " Recovers, and Tobias * ; by Talctscop* Folding Furniture Co., Inc. & Marina JAQCUZZI wigst tip of Sanibei at Captiva Bridge TENNIS Fly-s Plug or Spin Cgstihg , Boats, Motors, Live Bait, SAIUNOntOM . 25O'BEACH IWNHWatara Mat Captlva.FI. 33924 Island-mod* dufflas Captiva Island, fl. Mian* 47244*2 and totasof IS ox. Shell , Soft Drinks, Cold Beer and Ice canvas In atsorfd colors. 472-3161 472-4733 Call (813) 472-1020 LARGE PORCHES CANDLES BY GARAGES CABANAS ELEVATORS SALE 20 - 50% OFF of our wholesale prices! •A"% (selected items only) TAHITIAN GARDEN SHOPPING CENTER 1991 Periwinkle Way open 9:30 - J5:$0 ^^ Full Service Marina : ?:";;':~j: :'• - With tha most complete marine.; : : ; v SANIBEL SEyOMiW PiD-v--?iHv&,J' .:;facilltlas.ln^ar»o' v:-,v ':: : , UNDOUBTEDLY THE FINEST "hiOMErStYLE ^(p IN ALL FLORIDA. TWE&I ^M •varythlng for your boating and fishing plaasura ' gas - diesel - boit & tackle • charts - dockage Cruisers by Mifro AAqnnje,; v . supplies - refreshments & COLD'BEER NOW READY K5R OGCURANGV. ''' < .•'.•• •.'; . .q'uaJifieq nr)echanic on duty J ' ' Fiberform Mach III, Sea Star. . . . . CBChanneM 3 monitored j - Sport rishlng aboord tha "tUOCY ; Sail boats; loth/' «*)th Capt. Tad Cola. "Tha TIa KNUDSEN REALTY, INC. Bracntar" With Copt. Chos. Craagh. Tha "Fish-Tolas" with Copt. Mil Oor- See candles being made i. • •* 737 EAST GULF DRIVE 1IT US TOOA Yl IH County'* trail, Moyflowar III 40' "arty Boat right at the factory Largest and most centrally sails dally 7t30 cum. - - located marina. SANIBEL FLORIDA 33957 SANIBEL •S':' : Ft. Myers SEAVIEW; Periwinkle VVay at U.S. 41,3 mi. south of airport PH. (813) 472-4397 1 mil* iMffer* «h» SanlM N. Yachtsman Dr. •. ' . ' 4B2-12B5 y:;r' Hours: 9-5Mon.-Sat. 1-S Sun. :l 1 472-2723 •Hi January26,1979 Island Reporter Inland Reporter January 26,1979 B9 •••$&?•"••;•:•-:?••••••-•*v •—---:' ••• •-' -.-,•• -.-••••-.•.•'••" KNOW YOUR FISH •. .•. / • .'•••• • By Norm* and Fritz StoppeObein characteristics these species have in common are deep . the teeth, resembling that of a sheep, accounts for its name. SHEEPSHEAD bodies, spiny fins and strong incisor teeth; The sheepshead RECORD — Sheepshead have been reported to grow to 20 [Archosargus probatocephalus] is silvery in color, darker above than below with five or six ' pounds, but the average size in this area is one and a half to IDENTIFICATION — Some fishermen call sheepshead a vertical dark bars, although the number of bars will two pounds. A ten pound sheepshead was caught from. a porgy. Sheepshead is a member of the family Sparidae, vary. This striping effect gjves rise to the nickname seawall along the Caloosahatchee River, January 1,1978. In which also includes porgies and scup. The physical "convict fish." The shape of its mouth and arrangement of 1977, a spearfishennan recorded the North American spear- Make reservations here for BIRD TOURS conducted' by fish record with ,a"JLSf pounder near the Gandy bridge, Griff ing Bancroft. Knowledgeable Ornithologist and Author Tampa. - of Snowy, the Story of an Egret, The White Cardinal and Vanishing Wings. fish of the week SUGGESTED METHOD FOR FISHING: WHERE -Sheepshead use their strong-jaws and sharp Bestsellers SOUTHERN FLOUNDER around the mangrove islands and channels. They prefer teeth.to crush crab's and oysters and pick-barnacles off A bottom feeder, found on nice, juicy, live shrimp. A popping cork atop4.be bait about . bridge and xlock pilings* and rocks. .Where their food is, is New York Times Book Review sand or. mud bottom in shall 18 inches is as good as ringing a dinner bellior'them^On the," where^o'ftul them — around bridges and piers, obstructions water area. They use their flats, small artificials such as touts bring- good action^ in the water and oyster beds. _ • on order f in stock fins to throw sand over their Minimum legal length for SPOTTED SEATROUT is 12 WHEN -Year-round in this area, although more-catches bodies as camoflage. Bait inches. ' - are reported in fall and winter months. ' with shrimp, crab, or pieces SHEEPSHEAP HOW - Since the sheepshead has a tiny mouth, a hook no FICTION of cut bait. They may some- Found wherever barnacles - larger than No! 2 baited with shrimp (live, frozen or pieces), times pick up a small lure bounced along the bottom. collect - around pilings, fiddlerrirab, sandbug, or sandwonn, will attract attention. fS* -1 CHESAPEAKE, by James A. Michener. (Ran- Minimum legal length for FLOUNDER is 11 inches. The sheepshead is a cautious nibbler and will look over a dom House, $12.95.) Four centuries of Maryland's over rocks and sunken Eastern Shore.' ' SEATROUT wrecks. One of their favorite bait carefully before taking it. There is a saying among sheepshead fishermen that the right time to set the hook is u* 2 WAR AND REMEMBRANCE, by Herman Wouk. At high tide, especially on hangouts is just outside the (Little, Brown, $15.) The Henry family of "The warm days, they have been entrance to Punta Rassa just before the: fish bites. Some anglers carry a putty knife Winds of War" during World War II. plentiful on the grass flats, marina, the dock pilings or similar tool to scrape barnacles off pilings to "chum" the p" 3 FOOLSD1E » % Mario Puzo. (Putnam's. $12.50.) sheepshead to feed, then drop the baited hook among them. , : ' Hollywood tycoons and literary, celebrities gam- off the Sanibel Causeway there and at the Sanibel fishing pier. Good catches'were also • ble with fate. • and all through San Carlos made from some of the deep Holes and channels in creek EDIBILITY -Good, but all members of this family have a tough skin; so, they are best when filleted and skinned, and p" 4 SECOND GENERATION, by Howard Fast. Bay and Pine Island Sound. entrances. Sheepshead has a small mouth, so think small Some folksmwt jpst live right. This happy threesome hit the rare shell jackpot last week. then cooked as you prefer. If the skin is left on, they may be (Houghton Mifflin, $9.95.) The children of "The When the winds blow the when choosing hook and bait. They like' shrimp, fiddler Gleesome Reed Toomey, left, found his junonia during a twilight beach strott. The following morning Immigrants" OR the eve of World War II. baked in foil. After 20 minutes at 350 degrees, the skin 0 water out of the Bay, the seatrout head for deeper holes crabs, sandbugs, sandworms or small dams. ' wife Barbarafound hers. And that afternoon son Kitt stole his parents' glory by finding a t/ 5 THE SILMARILUON, by J. R. R. Tolkien. should be loose enough to remove (be careful not to shed the truly rare specimen, an albino fighting conch. \ : (Houghton Mifflin, $10.95.) Middle-earth in pre- ! threesome • ALSO IN: Snook, Whiting, Black Drum, Spadefish, Redfish. '•scales). ••••' •'" •.'•• • • •"• •..- . ' '. '. • ; - • - Hobbitdays. ^ £ THE FAR PAVILIONS, by M. M. Kaye. (St. Mar- tin's, $12.95.) 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Florida 33957 Monday - Saturday $ am to 5:30 pni Call us for information - 813-472-3121 Sanibel Island, Florida SoC'O-Etooomic Envmxim«nlol Impotl "' , •••<- • ••.-.?; 472-1447 " : ——---—p^--"-^—^SJ BIO January 26,1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter January 26, 1979 Bll Little League registration set TENNISLADDER A Little League registration session has The 18-game Little League season begins Dunes golfers hold tourney A new division is being added to the 8. John Chandler 472-5539 been scheduled for Saturday, January 27 at in early March and runs to June. Last year Current standings W L Split conversions ladder this week. Junior tennis players on 9. Mahlon Thompson 472-1712 1. Loggerheads . 54 18 2-7 Irene Seaver the island have shown an interest in getting 10. Paul Lowers 472-5370 9:00 a.m. at Sanibel Elementary School. three island boys teams and three girls The Women's Golf Association at the Uhr took second with 27, and Wilhoit and 47 25 5-7 Lotte Gabaccia Players must be accompanied by at least teams participated in the Fort Myers Beach 2. The Housekeeping Co. involved in organized competition, so a 11. Tammy Powell 472-4371 Dunes Golf and,Country Club on. Sanibel Stinchfield finished third with 28. 3. Island Services 41Vz 30V* 3-10 Lotte Gabaccia junior division will be started, with boys one parent, and there will be a $7 registra- Little League. All home games are played hosted an individual low net tournament Jeff Dean took the prize for the closest 41 31 5-10 Jean Bair tion fee. at Sanibel Elementary. 4. Ron's Trailer Supply and girls listed together. Any player last Friday. Jean Corace and Phillis Harvey shot to the pin on hole two. 5. Beach Floor Covering 37 35 2-5-6-7- Florence Fishman younger than 18 is welcome to join. Boys Little League and girls' slow pitch Coaching and umpire help is needed this tied for first place with a score of 26. 37 35 softball players must be between 9 and 12 year, and those interested should plan to 6. Mom's Crackerbox A challenge was reported this week in the 1 Edie Montgomery won the prize for the 7. Crown Plumbing . 37 35 High series women's singles division. Pam Thompson years old. Senior girls fast pitch softball is attend the registration session on Saturday, least number of putts wjth 14. Forestine 33 39 open to players 13 through 15 years old. or phone Dick Muench at 472-2812. 8. The Open Gate Judy Hiers 544 challenged Lou Anne Parker, and Parker Dean and Dot Ohlman tied for second with 9. Casa del Mama 32 40 Jeannette Case 519 won 6-0, 4-6, 7-5. Tennis tourney 16 putts each. 10. Earth Care 25 47 Mary Wilson 501 For more information about tennis activi- A special prize went to Edie Montgomery Lucky shot A mixed doubles tennis tournament will 11. Century 21 24V2 47V* Peg Friar 489 ties call Fred Robinson at the Dunes be held February 3-4 at the Dunes Racquet Beaehview women organize for chipping in from off the green on the l2.Scotty'sPub 23 49 Racquet Club, 472-3522. : Club on Sanibel. officers include Bird Rosen, /president; fifth hole. Hie one year old Beachview Golf High, game . .. A women's golf association has been The Men's Golf Association played a two Ctarse.oaSanibel'recorded its first Junior'B division ~ Players will compete in two divisions: formed at the Beachview golf course on Marjorie Martorelli, vice president; Eileen Results from January 17 Judy Hiers 223 . 1. Kara Cassavell 472-4791 mixed doubles open and mixed doubles 45 Joy, secretary; Betty Siri, program; man best ball tournament Wednesday, First hole-in-one this week. : Crown Plumbing 3, Ron's Trailer Supply 1 Jeannette Case 187 Sanibel. Twenty-eight members of the place went to the team of Ohlman and 2. Tia Matsumoto 472-1058 and over. There is an entry fee of $5, and association played Monday. The top.finish- Maureen Hawthorne, social; and Herta Walter Cooper, a resident of Clear- The Housekeeping Co. 2, Casa del Mama 2 Mildred Moore 187 Dohnell with a net score of 25. Glaeser and water .and Sanibel, used a si? iron on Mary Wilson 181 3. Sean Combs 472-4224 the deadline for entering is Friday, Feb- ers were Mrs. Irna Mikulie with a score of Howland, handicap chairman. Island Services 2, Scotty's Pub 2 4. Mike Nichols 472-3203 ruary 2 at 6:00 p.m. Starting times will be 48, Mrs. Bird Rosen at 43, and Mrs. Brown Tournaments will be played every Mon- the 16O.yard par three sixth hole to Earth Care,1, The Loggerheads 3 - make the onee-in-a-tifetiine shot. 5. Scott Joffe 472-3152 : announced after 8:00 p.m. on February 2. with a score of 49. . day beginning at 12:30 p.m. New members Century 21 0, Mom's Crackerbox 4 6. Jeff Joffe 472-3152 Call Dunes pro Fred Robinson for more A slate of officers will be voted on later by are welcome. There is a $5 fee to join the The Open Gate 4, Beach Floor Covering 0 7. Wendy Bissell 472-2435 information at 472-3522 or 472-3855. members of the association. The proposed group. " Capital Island SHELLING Fishihg-Shslling-Trips to Cabbog* GET YOUR COPY Kfy Oolly-Cottog* & Motel Rentals J«ns*n'sTwtn Palm ••sort* Marina Cdpt. ArrcM; Doahv-GukJ* (813)472-1727 WITH A THE OPEN GATE RESORT FASHIONS Breakfast^ Brunch or Model's Coat,- '••••'•.•<'>.;;-"i'•'*.-.• '- ,.:->•,• ' •:• .•,':>.••>?&•' : : •• • ••"••: -"• :'*.•:;•'•'. '• - .'- .-.-;>:- -..•.•• ••••-" -:-z-. (excluding you- asked for them - Groceries) they're here now. : - Mon.-Sat. 10-5 , 1025 Periwinkle Way Sanibel Island Macintosh Bookshop Party Goods Decorations \oc \ovety Kiddie Romantic! Funny. , . Friends Serious Relatives WE ARE OPEN Valentines sit 52 WEEKS A YEAR TO GROCERIES SERVE YOU or we MEAT MARKET BAILEY'S SINCE 1899 HARDWARE PRODUCE DEVELOPING FISHING •WESTERN UNION •W1NE& COLD BEER • SERVICE TACKLE DRYGOODS Card'N Party Shopp* 1626 Pwiwinkl* Way ' Aton.-Sat.9-5 Monday-Thursday 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday 8 a.m.to«p.m. Sunday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 472-2995 i \. \ B12 January 26,1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter January 26,1979 B13 Thief's mother thanked restaurant & Mario Button will present his photo By Del Pierce We recently received a copy of Dr. cocktail lounge William Kennedy's cultural resource recon- pg p I hereby retract all derogatory reference naissance report of the refuge. In it, historic tiva" at the Gulfside Nature Series I made in my last column regarding the and prehistoric cultural sites, mostly Indian Continental(f Cuisine parentage of the person who stole- the Specializing in . mounds, are identified and mapped. This is 21 years of fine food & fine service junonia and. lion's paw shells from the done so that the sites can be protected from Northern Italian-French Dishes refuge display case. A very honest and nice Overlooking the GuH unintentional destruction from refuge con- , on ReantifalSaiiibel Island : struction activities, and so that we know where to watch for "pot hunters." It is a Hutton presents refuge report federal offense to remove artifacts from PssssssssssssstI!I! SEAFOOD national wildlife refuges. HAVE YOU TKIED THE CHEF'S SPECIALS AT "THE LETIZIAS" THIS WEEK???? If you have the energy and desire to cut Captiva lady saw the column and observed that her your own firewood, we have a large son had the shells mentioned. She returned quantity of newly dead Australian pine • FETTUCCINE ALLA ALFREDO VERDI SPECIALISTS them to the refuge through the Sanibel trees that we are offering at no cost to the Spinach egg noodles with a sauce so grand you'll remember Rome.- - Police Department. You have a great public. However, a refuge permit will be photo-verse mother, kid! I hope you try to be more like • ARAGOSTA NEAPOLITAN AUBERGINE required. If interested, please contact the Mario Hutton and his original photo verse her in the future. refuge office. Lobster tails and Eggplant prepared our own special way; one Italian and one French for a will be featured in the Saturday, January 27 flavor out of this world. Try this combination tonight!!! ~ < . Local & International Dishes Nature Series program at the Lighthouse Congressman McDade from Pennsylvania Resort and Club on the east end of Sanibel. * JUlwlBOLTA Italian peasant stew a fa carte visited refuge headquarters last week. The Congressman, an easygoing, comfortable The free program will begin at 4:00 p.m. A delightful combination of garden fresh zucchini, green beans, potatoes, onions and. Tuesdays at Center program Huttpn's presentation will be called moshrooms prepared in a light homemade tomato sauce to accent the garden vegetables. person, was not a bit disconcerted about Luncheon & Dinner Specials having to enter the office via a ladder to the "Recapturing Captiva," a selection he has ALL DINNERS INCLUDE OUR SPECIAL back porch due to the front entrance having not shown on the islands.since 1971. The NEAPOLITAN STYLE ANTIPASK) a fresh coat of paint on it. show consists of 24 episodes illustrating the features Florida native ferns scenic beauty, wildlife and unique way of Fine Food, Drink and Conversation Salad Bar & life of Captiva. , During the week of January 21-27 we are * "Florida Native Ferns* is the topic for the international shows. Your Hosts: Margie Ann ancLLouisLetizia BMttMaiUID anticipating a visit from Gordon Meany, Hutton spent many days during the January 30 Tuesdays at the Conservation Mrs. Rogers, a Sanibel resident, has spring and summer of 1967 photographing 3313 West Gulf Drive, Sanibel, Florida from Des Moines. Mr. Meany is considering Center program, presented by Virginia participated in the volunteer program at Sunday Smorgasbord donating a large collection of J.N. "Ding" Captiva, then composed two dozen sonnets Sorry, reservations not accepted Open 5:00-9:30 p.m. Closed Sunday 472-2177 Ault and Mrs. Lynn Rogers. Fairchild, where she was responsible for the to describe the scenes he captured on film. Darling original cartoon plates to the refuge Mrs. Ault teaches classes in fern culture, care and propagation of staghorn ferns. She for use in visitor contact station displays. Elaine Patton will narrate the program. identification and propagation at the Fair- has taken courses in growing ferns in Miami The Gulfside Nature Series is a weekly child Tropical Gardens in Miami. Along with and is knowledgeable about disease and series produced by Nora and Don Deitlein Full menu and cocktails available Robert Snell, a graduate student from the the. late. Dr. Gene Delchamps, she ..was pest control for ferns, horticulture and fern for Captran, Inc. State University of New York at Albany, is instrumental in saving and cultivating many and plant identification.. doing shorebird research on the refuge for. threatened plants for Fairchild's Rare Plant Tuesday at the Center programs begin.at his master's thesis. He is presently involved House. Mrs. Ault is one of the organizers of 2:Q0 p.m. at Conservation Center on LocQted in the Island Shopping Center in collecting mud samples for,food analysis. the South Florida Fern Society, and has an Sanibel-Captiva Road. Admission to the His work may involve capturing birds with active membership in both the Los Angeles Center is free to members of the Sanibel- INTRODUCING mist nets. All birds caught will be released International Fern Society and the Ameri- Captiva Conservation-Foundation; a nomi- [Cdrher of Periwinkle Way & Tarpon. Bay Road alive. . -•'-••• • '•.; ". '• '•'. •• ' '•: ' . ' :.": ..' can Fern Society. She also judges ferns in nal fee is charged other visitors. the ALL NEW ;::'• •'• 472-1366 j^'-V open^eyeiy day 11 dm - 10 ^/1£ d Jl &M ssssa DIRECTLY ON THE GULF AT BUND PASS AFTER FIVE SPECIALS isilii FONDUE FOR TWO! m FRESH SEAFOOD Chunks of beef; seafood, and vegetables accompanied by some exotic sauces. FISH CHOWDER • SHRIMP CREOLE Great fun $6.75 (per person) • STONE CRABS • STEAK TERIYAKI SHRIMP Hi HI ^ Lunch 11:30-2:00 Dinner 6:00-9:30 DINNER MONDAY closed Sunday (seconds oil *Kids Night—Every Night At Blind Pass on Sanibel 472-4244 Fresh Maine FREE Lobster DINNER FROM THE OWNERS OF - $6.95 *(Kids under 10) mm WEDNESDAY FRIDAY Barbeqiie Country Ribs Island Shrimp KHQEHS I^^S^KCI •B&SISf ^^BH& 9 M9F^323P^ V^SE^ES ^2fBC2sl ^£P UE JEC^S^H ^tEjp{ 2163 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel $5.75 $5.75 Each with DESTINED TO BE ONE OF THE FINEST soft drink, tea FiSH HOUSES IN SOUTHWEST FLORIDA or coffee TRY OUR FAMOUS SHORE DINNER 7:30-11:00 AM. - r BRKAKKAST l.r.NCH BEERS AND WINES VDINNKK FAMOUS FOR OUR: 7 (Ji'^'TVt—<*V' •' "j."-:; •'.•'•\*L*fi\~* '•ts^irir^^Wf^^^ B14 January 26,1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter January 26,1979 B15 Photography helps island student through college By Beverly Hale Sanibel and the Three Star con- Sanibel-provides a^atural lab- venience store. He created a oratory for one University of Sanibel poster that features a Florida chemistry major. A lap not frigate bird in flight with an inset for his experiments but for his of a king's crown shell. The poster hobby: photography. : ;; ••/.'.r has been sold in local stores. Steve Hflgeri son of Mri and- Steve's photography has won Mrs. G. Peter Hilger* Rue fc many awards. In 1973 he won the Kodak Medallion of Excellence for Steve Hilger, a Sanibel resident Creative Photography for a pic- and student at the University of ture of a sea gull taken on Sanibel. Florida, is an accomplished nature In 1976, he won fifth place out of photographer. His work has ap- 23,000 entries in the Nikon Photo peared several times in the Island Contest with,a picture taken in Reporter. This story about Steve Aspen, Colorado. was written by Beverly Hale, a At college Steve stays busy public relations student at the with-his studies and his many University of Florida whose interests. He will graduate in June grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd with a bachelor's degree in chem- Phlough, are long-time residents istry. He loves to travel and is of Sanibel. planning on spending the summer in oCplorado. In ;September hie Mer in Chateax Sur Mer, turned hopes to enters law•••.••••school: to his hobby into a talent that has. pursue a combined jurist doctor- helped him through college. Steye ate; and medical doctorate degree.:. has attended the University of "I: \wQ%:y'ttoTjBB^ Florida in Gainesville, supporting profession but not as apih^swiani^; himself by selling photographs he explains. He hopes to attend taken on Sanibel. Wake Forest Law School, v Steve specializes in nature and keeps him inconstant contact!with Steve says he misses the people wildlife photographs, and during An industrious person with other students. "The extra -work and places of Sanibel often. "My HUger has toon awards for many of his breaks from school he spends many talents -and intere^s,"Steye : can be tough, but for the most part favorite thing to do on Sanibel, photographs. Pelicans are one of his says that music plays an important I enjoy it or | wouldn*t be doing favorite subjects. . . many hours in the J.N. "Ding" : like.//.many other residents, is to Darling National Wildlife Refuge. role in h^' -life'-a^:th^;U^y^intj; it." Some of bis resident assistant walk the beach," he said. "I mjss "The sanctuary provides a perfect "To relax betweenr my duties include giving -heip to my German shepard and my setting for natural wildlife pic- may sit for hours.^p^j freshmen residents on his floor so family and friends," he adds. tures," he says. •--•':' guitar, I write many of the songs I they can adjust to college, helping Steve has one advantage over plan." He has recorded wit% a the dorm handle emergencies, other /students who miss their old A resident of Sanibel since 1972, An anhingaphoiographed on Sanibel by Steve Hilger. Steve, 21, has worked at Photo band in New Jersey and says he counseling students with their surroundings. He can get out his found the experience exciting. types of problems, and being a photo albums and, through his "Stever isia resident assistant in a mend-to everyone in the dorm photography, remember the beau- ; : dormitory bn'campus^ and the job' area; - • ' : -•-- •••" -.. •. .:.-•-.-.. ty of the Sanibel he misses. SANIBEL On Captiva since 1927 Liquors • Beer • Wine • Mixes January 26, 27, 28 Mattingly & Moore Bourbon Open For Breakfast, Town Club Blend Shopping & Professional Offices Lnnch and Dinner Canadian L.T.D. Breakfast - Lunch: 8:00 - 1:30 Catto Scotch Dinnen 6:00 - 9:00 TO BRING ypy CUSTOMERS Jv Fleischmann Gin Featxiring Bring us your KODAK Slidie, Mpyie, Tower with observation deck Ricardo Rum and Print Filrrffor prompt, quality •r processing by Kodak. ;.. the highest on Sanfoel " Friday ^afood Buffet 6^0 - 9:00 Walkers Vodka We also offer KODAK Color Reprint, The Landlubber Restaurant Prints-from-Slides, Copy print, and Prime M>ISpecial Satuiday 6:00 - 9 ... lots of tourists and residents — BEER SPECIALS Enlargement services. At the hub of Sanibel Old Milwaukee 24 can case $6.39 Pabst 6 pack $1.69 COLOR PROCESSING^ ... the center of roads and people —WINE SPECIALS —- -Kodak ^^1 cocktails, beer and' winte gtiaMable for your dining pleasure. Gallo 3 Litre $6.59 Chablis Blanc Rhine Burgandy I your business site OPEN EVERY D^Y now with option to purchase later Optt 9-9 Doily- IS7I Penwtrtkie'Wav at mfertection. yvith Dixie Beach Boulevard. Sunday Noon-6 p.m. Phone 4^ 1066 . Knucteen Realty, jnc. Realtor •- Reservations: 472^5161 DOCOMMrOMCMfOKMM **' * "Of Exclusive Agent 472-3737 J^AND SHOPPING CENTER (NEXT TO BAILEY'S) • Glased Tue^y^Casual After Hours Information EaH fisher 472-3064 K '• • \\ ijj»§SiS^^£v^,*&^ B16 January 26,1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter Jwiuary 2$, 1979 B17 WHAT COOKS Pate sells paintings to state Edison Gallery .. Ebb Pate, a Naple's winter resident, .hang in the-new Senate Building in Talla- recently sold two paintings to the State of hassee. One'of the works is aa Olde Naples hosts Tepfer art flour and then arrange in a flat, remaining butter and broil for Florida. The watercolors were an interpre- \ street scene.4 _ . - . By Twink Underbill Garlic Brofled Shrimp buttered broiler-proof casserole, another five minutes, no longer. tation of Florida coast communities and wiD Pate's works are also in the collections of An exhibition of work by Fort Myers 3 lbs. medium shrimp, raw Shrimp should be in a single layer Too much cooking will toughen John Wayne, Arthur M. Schleainger, Rock- artist Margaret Tepfer wfll be on exhibition Whenever confronted with a 1 cup flour and not crowded too close to- them. Serve immediately to six wen International, Ben Telephone, Allis- at Edison Community College Gallery menu featuring "Shrimp Scampi," xk tsp. salt gether. people. Chalmers.' Chrysler Motors; Sir Cecil through February 2; The. exhibition is free I am tempted to/~call for -Edwin .1 cup butter Meigs one-man show at Harmon Beatontuid James Shea, president of Milton and open to the community. The Gallery is Newman,tfyat tasteful crusader '}. 4 Tbsp. fresh parsley, chopped Bradley, Co. open for visitors Monday through Friday, for a- purer English language. If 4 cloves garlic, crushed Pate is a native Georgian who has made 8:30 a.m. til 9:30 p.m. ' . In a saucepan, melt the butter Thriller at Naples A special one-week exhibition of acrylic from 1953 to 1961 and in 1982 was included his winter home in Naples the past three Mrs. Tepfer has been a resident of Fort scampi is the Italian for a large 2 Tbsp. Dijon mustard and combine the parsley, garlic, paintings by Walter Meigs, set for January in the "Art U.S.A. Now" book cataloging years. He is represented locally by the Myers for the past 24 years and has won shrimp used in Italian dishes, 1 Tbsp. fresh lemon juice mustard and lemon juice into it. Frederick Knott's "Wait Until Dark," a 29 through February 3, is the artists major American artists in the Johnson Wax Steven Rosendahl Gallery in Crayton Cove numerous awards at area.shows. Her surely "Shrimp Scampi'' is at the Simmer a minute or two to suspenseful tale of a blind woman in New eleventh one-man show at The Harmon Corporation art collection. and has a one-man show opening there on paintings are in collections of many south- least redundanti , ; Clean the raw shrimp by re- combine flavors. . York City terrorized by three men, opens at Gallery in Naples. •:..• The Meigs made Tenerife in the Canary February 5. west Florida residents. She had her training Such menus, .no.-doubif-ar|? moving shell and intestinal vein. Preheat broiler with oven rack the Naples Dinner Theatre on February 6. Meigs is considered one of the nation's Islands their home 12 years ago., providing- at the Art Academy of Cmdnnatti, Ohio, The play will continue through March 4. him with most of the inspiration for his attepting, in Usual menu fashion, Rinse the cleaned shrimp, briefly at top position. Using pasting leading contemporary artists and has paint- Nashville, Tennessee and Dallas, Texas. to make the dish sound more and dry well with paper towels. Knptt also authored the suspense- ings m more tlum 25 museum and unrrersity dramatic lands end, sea and sky themes. Previous exhibitions of Mrs. Tepfer's brush, put one hah* of butter melodrama "Dial M for Murder." • permanent art collections; He headed the The show will be open from 10:00, a.m. to work have been held in Nashvflle, Tennes- elegant than it really is. No matter Put the flour on a sheet of waxed mixture over the shrimp, coating Mary Beth Bratcher stars in the Naples art school at the University of Connecticut 5:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday. see, T^n«ffPg, Michigan and Dayton, Ohio. what: you']'; wish to call itj-the paper and sprinkle with the salt. each one. Broil for five minutes. production, and Jim Fargo is the director. following igf ourVersion. Lightly roll each shrimp in the Turn the shrimp, brush with the For ticket information phone 1-597-6031. island winds Serving San&ers Finest Seafood My :.:•:.. At Last- v ;' Since If you run out of gas on Captiva COIFFURES 1978 Luncheon at Scotty's there's only one place to go. Oman MJUHON NULVIK OpwIOffi J«OIIW WtoMll Indoors in our new Dining Room Ph. 472-2591 Specimen Shells FLdRIDA AND WORLDWIDE or out in the fresh air in our HAIRSTYLES new courtyard, I A SHELL p£ FOR TdaraVweek PARADISE 11:30 - 2:30 weekdays only MEN & WOMEN 2422 Fresh Stone Crab Dinners South iX Seas In Th« Island Fair Shopping C«nt Plantation Across from th« Now Library FINE MEATS PRODUCE, & GROCERIES 708 TARPON BAY RO. 472-4809 Union 76 Gas Station 9-3 Mon-Sat. MON. thru SAT. 9:00-6:00 MUNSON&PALM Also: at 2422 Periwinkle Way EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT Open daily 830-530 Closed Wed. 472-5111 Ext.3384 SUNDAY 10-2 CAPTIVA ISLAND 25* DRAFT WITH LUNCH THOMAS CLHFFQRD Major credit cards accepted. I L .;.# .i. J223 Perwinklp Way • Sanibel Island, Flqrida 5.WS7 • Phono: lUli, 47J-.I774...: . Open 9 am - 9 pm 1201 Periwinkle Way 472-3333 Next to Huxter's Market SANTIVA CAS A R-B-LIQUORS. " Li AB Discount Liquor Prices DEL (Quantity Rights Reserved) MAMA r-ZZ Li Tvarski Vodka Lauder's Scotch 86° Open 7 Days . L_ .. The Islands Italian-American '•••.•"•Family" Restaurant 69 qt. *5 qt. NOW BRINGS YOU M PIZZ^V NIGHT EVERY FRIDAY Walker's Canadian Ancient Age Bourbon A LARGE 16" CHEESE PIZZA AND A PITCHERS OF fiiEER OR SODA $'«7-5 9 Md^dzlnes-Post Ca rds qt. qt. F0ftQNLY|4.95 -Health & Beauty Aids ALSO FULL SEAFC^dp MENU Fisfiirtg tackle Kahlua Schenley Gin 90c Also a wonderful selection of 4 ; Domestic and Inipprted $g39 49 W> fitfifth *5 qt. OFSANIBEL Children's Menu available •••: V Breakfast 7 a.m. to-noon AT THE Lunch 11 a.m. to 2 p:rn. Pepe Lopez Tequila Seagram's 7 Crown Dinner 5 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. BUNDPASS Sunday Breakfast 8 a.m. to 2 p.m $C89 Lunch 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. BRIDGE Bay Rd.. fifth °- q»- I Open Daily except Sunday 10-5 Located at 1625 Periwinkle Way 472-1033 BI8 January26,1979 Island Reporter AT THE CAPTIVA LIBRARY Island Reporter January 26,1979 B19 AT THE SANIBEL LIBRARY By Mary R. Kelsey and Yugoslavia. Neither Irish history nor "pinged and fell among the chrysanthe- against the new China-American relation- Craft book reflects the medium mums;" generals were carried from the field ship. --..., the history of Christianity itself has a more By Freda Iurka Last week when we wrote of Peter fascinating and inspiring era. in sedan chairs on rainy days and night soil historical fact" at the expense of County cuts library funds 1 was carted out.of town in baskets. When the emotional involvement. Jenkins book A Walk Across America it Id» Geary's "Plant Prints and Col- Greenes left China 20 years later, the New Excellent Women by Barbara PymT This brought to mind another "walk" . . . lages." It's rare one finds a craft book said. "We own our building and have our Hsiaog-Ya Journal by Ruth Altaian Years dragon still blessed the fields at is the first American edition of this book Dahlov Ipcar's "A Dark Horn Blow- • from 18-B whose conception and- design, so ele- own insurance, which costs us $1,512." Lara in America by Adrianne Cooper. The Greene. When Christian missionaries Ruth night, but the dust of modern trucks drifted Lord David CJBCU1 wrote of this'50s English ing" is compounded of Norse myth- r gantly represents the potential, of the Each year the library submits a budget to The library's operating budget for this and Phfl Greene arrived in China in 1923, over them during the day!. This book, which novel, "It is ithe finest example of high ology and Celtic folklore - bland hot author had already taken her Anglo-Arab medium — A natural for print makers, the county, requesting funds for several year is $22,100, Haynie said, of which China was dominated by warlords and is based on a correspondence of nearly a comedy to have appeared in England during" attractive. mare, Lara, on a five month trek through plant collectors and botany students. library needs, Haynie said. The request $6,000 will be spent on books. internal strife. It was a place where bullets thousand letters, makes interesting reading the past seventy-five years." Ireland before she decided to try a long goes through the director of the Lee County In his letter, Haynie said the directors are American ride— ride for her, walk for Lara. A scrap of hairy skin once sent home Library system and eventually to the Fifth in the Lt. S. Vincent HaUhyde by cousin Charley Mflhrard the sailor - "exploring various ways to operate this The account of the trip includes details of county commission, which makes the final series, this one takes us once again part of an extinct giant sloth — takes library in the future and at the same time, decision on appropriations. This year Hay- how she did it, arrangements she made back to the time when steam vessels Brace Chatwinon an inquiring journey provide the members with the service you nie has been told the library will receive beforehand, supplies she took, her impres- Sanibel Library not getting fair share replaced sailing ships in Queen Vic* through Patagonia, land of last refuge deserve." He would not elaborate on the sions of America and the Americans she toria's Navy: "HaHhyde for the Owen" at the tip of South America. Highly about $3,900 in allocations. "We don't get. statement. , met. Many readers will find her book rich by PhiUp McCntchan. the cash - the county spends it for us," he The Sanibel Public Library was organized ed Sanibel about $38,000 for county library communities while the county would pro- imaginative travel Writing is "In Pata- in unique experiences. By Bradley Fray goinia." said. "In previous years we got $5,000 for as a non-profit corporation in 1962 by island services, but the Sanibel Library received vide technical service and funds. "Nobody Asked Me, But." Editors, books. We selected them and the county residents. The present facility, on land Light From The West by William H. In a letter this week to members and only $9,200. "Although we have hot yet "This may sound like a good arrange- bought them for us. This fiscal year we Jack and Tom Cannon. A collection of "A Different Kind of Rain" by De donated on Palm Ridge Road, was built in Marnell. The most extensive and perma- friends of the Sanibel Public library, Board received the tax assessments for 1978, we ment," Haynie wrote to library members, hardly get anything for books, but I haven't Jimmy Cannon's sports columns - Witt S. Copp: Cloud-seeding and its - 1973 for more than $70,000. An addition to nently effective missionary movement in of Directors President Robert Haynie asks do know the county funds for your library "but we have found, over the yearsv that it been able to find out why." . is not as good as it appears on the surface: which wiD be a boon to those who potential for creepy evil! the building was completed last year at a the history of postapostolic Christianity that memberships be renewed and contribu- have been reduced to $3,951," Haynie said remember and miss him and those who cost of $35,000. The construction funds came.in what is commonly called the Dark tions to the library be increased. Added in his letter. "In essence, it appears that the The county continues to try to impose A brilliant crafty philosophical novel The allocation of funds is to be spent on regulations on us which are not suitable to missed out because they were kids by Russell Banks: "Hamilton Stark." were gathered through memberships and Ages. Stemming from the final outpost of expenses and a $5,000 cut in the allocation county is not returning to Sanibel a fair, or when his column ran. the following, according to a communication contributions, and from the proceeds of the the western world, Ireland, the tiny land of county funds are the cause. even a reasonable share of the taxes which this island'community, or to our circum- from the county: labor, $720, to be spent on stances. To date, we have successfully "VktorU and DifiraeH."Theo Aron- annual arts and crafts fair. No tax monies that neither Roman nor German ever Haynie says that while Sanibel property the county collects from the island." "War and Remembrance." From cleaning (Haynie. says it costs twice that were used. The building, Haynie says, has. invaded, it brought the Christian message owners are annually assessed for library The Sanibel Library, and seven other resisted the efforts of Lee County to tell us N son does his customary workmanlike much); telephone, $225; electricity and how to operate our library." . Pearl Harbor to Hiroshima with Her-' job describing the odd, star-crosses been appraised at $175,000. to what today are the British Isles, northern services, less of the tax funds are coming area libraries, entered into a contract with man Wouk and the Henry family - An water, $1,440; maintenance of equipment, With the exception of one salaried secre- France, the Low Countries, western Ger- back to the Sanibel Library each year. Lee County in 1966 in which the libraries relationship of Queen Victoria and her $105; books, $251; and $1,206 for insurance. . even longer book than "Winds of War" favorite and most flamboyant Prime - tary hired last year, the library continues to many, and in lesser measure northern Italy, In 1977, for instance, Lee County assess- agreed to provide library services to their % continued on next page "They don't insure our building — they only [1971] with even greater emphasis on Minister. His careful research combine be operated entirely by volunteers, which w insure county owned buildings," Haynie Scrupuloa8 accuracy of locale and and produce charming tight biography. currently total 75. DCDD EDBC EDE0 CONTEMPORARY EDHE OBOE BCOEO •BDBCEBdD smaaa Palm Mag* 24M faint Mda* ML EBB EDDQ CDDDQC] HDD BDQDE0 EEODOE HHDDBD For Florida Casual Living BDDBDDHaB QQDBO Island Garage 11-7 • EC ODBHBQE QEDS American €? Foreign Car Repair For Past Mck-Up Sarvlca E3CBOE CEQEDGEDE Call 4724374 DEBDCD DDEECD • Large selection to choose from SNAPPER SHRIMP ••DEQB DDO 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE DDEDDD HBEB DEC (813) 472-4318 • Interior Decorator service GROUPER OYSTERS •BDOE HBDDEDCDD •ODBC EDCD DEED TROUT SCALLOPS BDED BDQD EEEB 1609 Periwinkle Way Hours: • Accessories, Lamps, Paintings,etc.) Sanibel Island, Fla. 33957 8-5 Mon. thru Sat. «* ^Fr^e^Delivery.^ s"" "v' • •"••' • An Old Time Butcher Shop ROCK SHRIMP $1.99 • Friendly, Personal Service where we serve to serve again , Check our prices for the Southwest Florida's Newest and 4&eatestEntertainment Center. Hours: Monday-Friday 9-6 "Freshest Fish in Town" Over-the-counter service, and specializing in LIVE THEATRE Saturday 9-5 SUPERB BUFFET meats for your freezer. Sonibal Canter Building 542-3500 REEL EEL Periwinkle Way & Co*o Ybel Rd. 1303 SI 47th Torraco, Cap* Coral Mon.-Wed. 8-5:30; Thurs.-Sat. 8-6 (Across from Big John's parking lot) 829 SE 47th Terrace, Gape Coral 542-5O5O PLEA$E DON'T PICK THE SEA GRAPES. It's Great Fun after a Gourmet Feast.. Sanibel's ...the buffet w//...live on stage SA LADES Calico Cucumber and Carrot Aspic : Mixed Green Salade Garnie II! KK^ 111 KK\: I \sl UI IK Assorted Salade Pierre AM I'i.RI ORMA\< I. M \.. I I I', ' Caesar Salade Cottage Cheese Supreme A FUNNY FAST ROMANCE ENTREES Roast Beef au jus Chicken Crepes Supreme L*. 90 DAY Baked TurbotDuglere Hamburgers, Sanilwiclaes, Salads, Specialty du jour-Gertinger . LEGUMES Shrimp, Side orders, and Cold DrinKs or Coffee. Since 1957 Ov«n Brown Potatoes Dave arid Chris Wackerman g ju jour • DESSERTS ••••- •;.•.:•,•,•- ..-..-' invite you to the Nutmeg for Chocolate 4HoMsse •• Homebakaal Calces AnottM Melon in Smoo 's^h«t the critics say: A FRESH MEW IDEA IN DINING **A romping «ntf tef reshinf edinedy ... it A fast and howhngty romantic comedy wni tickle yoor funny tone with Vurrigue •bout a liberated young lady xvho limit* CHQOSE FROM OUR SELECTION OF FRESH VEAL scheme for Jove affairs and some of the her relationships to 90 days, until, you DISHES INCLUDING .: funniest lines you'll find in contemporary guessed it — she falls in love .. .great fun. theatre fare. A tender, touching «nd This hilarious sex-farce has structure]; Viol Nutmetf: Breast of Chicken and Escalop* of Vsafstuffod with imported Horn and amusing comedy that bathes the stage in pace and laughs galore." Forttlna chees*. dipped In our own batter of egg and fresh Parmisan cheese. l Brooks Atkinson,N.Y. Times i Walter Ken,N.Y. Herald Tribune CHOOSE FROM OUR NEW SEAFOOD MENU INCLUDING Clams Casino/Oysters on the 'A shell, Clams on the V4 shell Try us for lunch from 12-2 for Chicken crepes f lorentlne, or our 3 varities of fresh country ^ all day long! quiche. ' " ~ \' - "> Join us on Sunday for our-Champagne Brunch' served from 12-2 call for reservations. Make reservations for our . RESTAURANT AMD ICE CREAM PARLOR • OPENING NIGHT GALA « SPINE Dinner 5:45 - 9:00 Closed Mondays Special Epicurean Buffetiplus"... TINGLING Reservations Accepted 472-1141 SUSPENSE Meet the Cast After the Show with Complimentary Champagne Periwinkle Place Shopping Center, Sanibel llatn - 9pm • 472-2525 . • 37*1 We*tOu If Drive. Sanibel -. •. . - ,/ v ,. , v-'.-.;;i •-....•.:..,.• --.-.•;,-.-.,;,•:• .'-^ill B20 January 26,1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter January 26, 1979 B21 Magazine*. Out- of-Towm News- IDLE HOURS c papers. Papers bodctoolci. • Needlecraft and Hobbies Cards-Forget F\ Wje've traveled to h M* Not line. k^4 iifissie? the People's Republic Contemporary of China to bring I Cards. Wrapping you rare art objects Paper 4 Gift children's apparel The finest in swimsuits, ol jade, ivory. . N Bows. Candy. patio dresses, corved and inlaid, OVER 50 YEARS furniture and wall • E Gum. Imported and accessories hangings all handmade and Domestic Gifts '•: • • • ' • - •; Norwegian Wool Baby Acrylic by Chinese craftsmen; S Tobacco Cashmere Sport Acrylic Racquets Elizabeth Stewart, arid Cigars Accessories E Residential and Commercial Copies of the world's Mohair Worsted Acrylic Ladies' and Men's. DeWesse Designs, Fisherman Yarn Bulky Acrylic Fashions • Interior Designing great jewels — "Lilly Pulitzer" There's only one Novelty Weaving Yarns Roxanne, Gottex, I and Furnishings WITH: and Lots More! 30 Periwinkle Place Shakeys Catalina, Twins, Sanibel Island. M Lifetime guarantee - on the island. infant to size 14 For Knitting, Crocheting Boutique Florida 33957 58 facets and Weaving Bobbie Brooks (813) 472-2638 hand set stones and P 1601 Jackson St. sterling silyer mounts DOWNTOWN FORT MYERS 8.5 hardness Tennis Shop O 334-1348 Shells, hand-carved cypress, BONNE BELL R No. 1 Periwinkle PI. ceramics, and much, T SANIBELISLAND fabufoa&fakeA much more. Sundries for your Smoking Need*. • . 'Barbara Boulton BEAUTY BAR No. 4 Periwinkle Placa 31 Periwinkle Place. Sanitel. Florida 33957 472-1327 it looks so real, it's unreal (813) 472-1039 472-2993 MickieRMC S Just Arrived New T-Shirts & T-Shirt Decals - Commercial Silkscreening Tiffany Parlor The iSiueat Shopj Gift and Decorator Boutique L^^g^gBW^p^^^^^^^^^^^p^^^^e^^a^P^B^Be^^B^Bk^A^pAe^i^^aS^B^HB^B^B^B^B^B^B^H^B^BHIH Beautiful So lection of Pfacemats and Napkins •> Carolyn Blish Seascape Prints • Kites and Toys » Exclusive Sanibel Patches • Animal Posters • Party Aprons Super savings now on Special Savings T-shirts! 472-1062 Sharon Kraft Dining and Cookware ' Royal Ooulton Jewelry ing r AsUniqueAsSanibel, Kaisar Porcelain Limited Antique Ivory Figurines Shell Handbags The Home of Sanibel's famous V • ' • . - • - • , ' and many more unusual items for the lemon pecten cake pan discriminating taste In gift giving "Insured Mailing Service" 472-2413 located on Yi wes t of the ca us eway. Doreen and Bob Slifor 472-1783 The ONLY All Men's Shop On The Island Fine Irish Fashion 100% Cotton the sign of Cross Creek irishlook relaxed shopping Sport Shirts Traditional Knitwear Monday through Saturday 10:00a.m. - 5:00pjn.: SIR Galway Crystal men's fashions open 10:30-5:00 472-2515 Sanibel's • TENNIS PLACE island • GULF PINES »TT\por--t«B Denim Emporium. • PERIWINKLE PLACE • MARINER POINTE • SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION Corduroy by • SANIBEL MOORINGS . "PRINTWORKS" Sanibel Island's only Wrangler, H.I.S., award-winning newspaper Gwwid DEDICATED TO Distinctive Imported Silk Screened and Robert Bruce games Fabrics for your MAINTAINING AIMANT AND KB COM PAUOI Ladies Sportswear in the many shades kit ' decorating needs THE QUALITY OF OUR Featuring! of autumn Serving Great American Sandwiches Pants Suits - Cotton Tops Stretched Sanibel-Captiva and. ISLAND ENVIRONMENT andgeneroet Sandwich PUtters or Un stretched home of fine cheeses the islands from Double Delicious (Dinner* Skirts - Golf Skirts & Tops Estero Bay and Salad & gourmet foods hi ana and a host if Slacks, and Many Island totheGasparillas q> 2? Ice Cream Spec ilUes Jewelry, Gifts & imported & -, * Take Out Service ai'"• Children's Prints and Coordinates domestic wines MariiiVr I'roix.'rtioM. Inc. Portions are also bailable Accessories No. 10 Periwinkle Place , Open 11:00AM.- :00 P.M. •<•.••>• for Gracious Living specials every day 2075 Periwinkle Woy more fun Oosed"Sund lys Sanibel Island. Florida 33957 f# Located Itiihe Periw aide Place Shopping Ce ter for everyone 2O75Periwinkl< Wj 472-4176 Sanibel Island Fcl 472-1171 1 periwinkle •- (8i3)472-25P5 20 Periwinkle Place r piece 4124800 : Tel, 472-1587 . ClosBd Tuesdays ; January 26,1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter January 26,1979 B23 Sahibel's First and Finest Seatood1 ^Irlutarir^ (U use astmnmn&id at World famous astronomer Peter Van de p.m. and the community is invited to search at the Sproul Observatory at ness" by Margaret Mead, rounds out the Kamp will be a guest on the campus of attend. - •...-.., • .'. v. -,- •.' .• • - :...- ',. "Fishy Business," an evening of three one Edison Community College during the week : Swarthmore College. act plays, will be staged at Sanibel's Pirate evening. Veteran Playhouse actors Duane Dr. Van de Kamp has been following the of February 5. Dr. .Van de Kamp will be Van de Kamp received world-wide recog- Playhouse on Saturday, January 27. and Charlotte White and Pauline Tuttle star stars for most of his 79 years. Born in presenting special programs for students nition in 1963 and 1969 when he announced The first of the three, plays, "Make Way in the comedy. Pam Phafer and John Wilcox Kampen, The Netherlands, his career in and community under the direction of Mr. the first "s^lid evidence"-that there is a for the Kids," was written by Kathleen make their Playhouse acting debut in astronomy began in 1922 and he has served system of planets other than the solar "Fishy Business." Edmund A. Kulakowsi of the Division of as the first Program Director for Astron- McClintock of Sanibel, who is now in Holly- :i :c ; : : system by detecting two planets circling wood writing television scripts. It stars The final performance of "Aaron Slick $d«ice..-';;----:-- .•••'-.'.•'-:-'>:-' :V - ";.- ';-•'"• •-.•• •' .'•• •: omy with the National Science Foundation. Barnard's star. Restaurant On Tuesday, February 6, Dr. Van de Playhouse owners Ruth and Phillip Hunter. from Punkin Crick" will be given on Since July of 1972 he has been director and "Best Restaurants, Florida' by Robert Tolf, Kamp will present a program on "Extra- All activities at ECC are free and open to The Hunters also are featured in the Sunday, January 28 at the Playhouse. professor emeritus .while continuing rej^ the public. solar Planets in Outer Space" at 8:00 p.m. in noted restaurant critic, lists only second play, "Please Call Me Sol" by Curtain time for all performances is 8:15 the Harbor House from Sanibel. Stanley and Rena Waxman. "Fishy Busi- p.m. For ticket information phone 472-2121. the Fine ibis Auditorium on the ECC Try us; and you'll see why. campus. An aJdditional lecture will be given at 12:30 that day during the student Cougar to be on posters Pebruary 3-4 activities period on "the Films of Charlie Open Monday through Saturday LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS Chaplin" by Djr. Van de Kamp; who is a A relative of Florida's rare and endanger- More than 400,000 copies of the cougar The fifth annual Everglades Fisherman's Dinner 5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. collector of classic ChapUn films. A recep- ed panther has been selected as the poster, poster, and another 200,000 copies of a Seafood Festival will be held February 3 1244 Periwinkle Way. Sanibel Island LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE tion wiQ be held following the evening animal for the 42nd National Wildlife Week. second poster bearing photographs of 16 and 4 in Everglades City, and a crowd of CITY OF SANIBEL CITY OF SANIBEL CITY OF SANIBEL 472-1242 lecture. \-y',, •.-{•,:, •...-, -...,.. • .,-..•.- ••'"- •"••; A cougar, poised to spring from a mountain wildlife species, are being distributed by 12,000 to 15,000 is expected. Students from the-Division of Science will craig, -will symbolize the 'Conserve Our the National Wildlife Federation to schools The serving lines will open at 11:00 a.m. A Public Hearing will be con- A Public Hearing will be con- A Public Hearing will be con- on Saturday, but not until 1:00 p.m. on ducted by the Sanibel Plan- ducted by the Sanibel Plan- ducted by the Sanibel Plan- conduct an Open House of the college obser- Wildlife' theme during National Wildlife and conservation groups in all 50 states, ning Commission on Monday, ning Commission on Monday, ning Commission on! Monday, vatory February 6 and 7 from 6:00-10:00 Week, March 18-24. Guam, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Sunday. Donations will be taken of $5.00 for February-12. 1979 at 9:25 February 12, 1979 at 9:45 February 12, 1979, at 10:25 Today there are only * about 16,000 adults and $2.50 for children under 12 for a.m. in MacKenzie Hall. 2245 a.m. in MacKenzie Hall, 2245 a.m. in MacKenzie Hall, 2245 cougars in the western United States and the main attraction - heaping platters of Palm Ridge Road, to consider Palm Ridge Road, to consider Palm Ridge .Road, to consider seafood, hush puppies, baked beans, cole : •. i Canada. . a . request. for a . Specific a -request for a Specific a request for ,:a Specific - slaw or salad, and corn on the cob.. Also sold Amendment to Section 3.3.5: Two of its subspecies, the Florida panther Amendment to Section 3.3.2 Amendment to Section 3.3.1: Rug raffle tickets on sale seperately will be pies, cakes, hot and cold Commercial Yard Require- and the eastern cougar, are endangered and (3); Residential Yard Require- Residential Densities, and Sec- drinks and beer. • .« stand Inn ments of the Comprehensive ments, to permit an encroach- tion 3.2.2: Development Inten- protected. Land Use Plan to permit an en- ment to construct, three du- sity Map of the Comprehen- Raffle tickets for the Captiva needlepoint needlers. When the squares were com- Crafts and novelities will be offered by croachment in the setback In 1958, the Florida panther was removed plexes in the setback from an sive Land Use Plan, to con- rug will go on sale beginning February l. pleted, each needier sent the finished piece from the native-game list and given Indians and other groups in the communi- from Periwinkle Way (pro- open body of water (mosquito struct a single family resi- ties that stretch along the Tamiami Trail posed structure would be 53' Valued at $4,000, the three-by-five foot to one of four women who, in turn, finished complete legal protection by the Florida control ditch) on Lots 1, 2 and dence on lot 27A and' the rug is the work of 11 designers arid 19 (U.S. 41) Bast and West of Everglades City. + from centerline of Peri- 3, unrecorded division in Gov- south 39.43 feet of Lot 30A, the border. The squares were profession- Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission. winkle Way), being in Section needlers, all Captiva residents. The rug ally blocked and sewn together by a St. Once the most widely distributed land The monies raised from last year's event ernment tot: 1, Section 36. Los Conchas Del Mar (Elinor started construction of a youth center and 19, Township 46 South, Range Township 46 South, Range 22 Way), as submitted by Richard .features 15 needlepoint designs, including a Louis firm. mammal in the western hemisphere, the 23 East. Sanibel island, Lee East, as submitted by Richard' Amon. No. 78-136 S.A. porpoise, raccoon, crab, j bunting, and the building is now open. This year's event County, Florida (1037 Peri-, .cougar has been the target of ''pest" control E. Kennedy. No. 78-141 S.A. armadillo, all surrounding a vivid seven- The winner of the rug raffle will be for nearly two centuries, and until recently, will also go toward paying for the Center. winkle Way), as submitted by There will be music and entertainment on Ralph Woodring. 78-135 S.A. Bruce A. Rogers, year-apple blossom. . announced at the meeting of the' Captiva some states encouraged its killing by paying Bruce A. Rogers,. Planning Director both days, as well as airplane rides and boat Volunteers began work on the- rug in Civic Association on Tuesday, March 27 at bounties; ; • Bruce A. Rogers, Planning Director November, 1977. Once the designs were rides. Planning Director the Captiva Community Center. Proceeds Any person convicted of killing a Florida completed and painted on each square, from the raffle wfll benefit; the Captiva panther now may be fined $5,000 or squares were cut and sent to the 15 • [•••': • ••••'-•• 1-26 Library and Community Center. - imprisoned for five years or both. RESIN SUPPLIES ENAMEL on COPPER ARTISAN SHOP NOW IN ^ JEWELRY FINDINGS DINING ROOM OPEN AST TftAW SHELL DISPLAY BOXES - PLAQUES NUTMEG VILLAGE .. SPRAYS. GLUES, ADHESIVES Breakfast? :30-9:00 CRAFTS & SHELL SUPPtlES- Dinner 6:30-8:00 ACCOMMODATIONS AVAffiXBLE CRAFT SHELLS SHELL & CRAFT BOOKS 2807 West Gulf Drive "Whe^e Things Are DeBIJOUTERIJEWELRY Beautiful Naturally" Sanibel, Florida 39957 'An Ocean Boutique" and now a whole lot more: Straw & Wickerwork _# A complete line of Shells, Corals, Jewelry Exclusively American-made * 4**4*4** and all the findings to do your own thing. 'Basketry, Furnishings, Hats, Handbags, Totes Designer Gifts and Paintings, Check our low Island prices before you buy shells & Other Interesting Gifts Featuring Florida Artists and Craftsmen 2244 Periwinkle Way SEND FLORIDA CITRUS Sanibel, Florida 33957 HANDCRAFTEO GIFTS AND CRAFT SUPPLIES Phone (813) 472-2154 HOURSt 10 TO 5 Monday-Saturday Open: 10A.AA. to 5 P.M., Mon. - Sat. 2365 PERIWINKLE WAT SANIBEL We're a licensed bonded fruit shipper PHONE: 813-472-2176 Out Of State CALL TOLL FREE (800)874-9063 "A Nice Place to Work" . . .is now interviewing for permanent; positions on its staff. Both full time and part time positions are II - —We'll mail your purchase— available for those interested in becoming a member of SanibeTa 1983 Periwinkle Way Sanibel 472-3991 most distinguished resort dub. ; ^ is GRAHAM OPENINGS AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING: " : This Sunday 11 till 2 Kitchen Steward- Dining Room Waiters /. DRAPERY SHADE DECORATIVE/ Receiving Clerk and Waitresses lamant Featuring - FUNCTIONAL Cooks Kitchen Porters A complete windo\v Baker Dish Washers tHE Breakfast Place Eggs Maryland Vertical Blin^i^indow Shades treatment... made here. . Salad Pantry Bus Persons &DrqperiesFni^detob^ Bartenders Night Porters Eggs Benedict Cocktail Waitresses Bar Person (18 & over) I 7AM to 2PM frorri our in-s1obkTriaterJdls. " Cashier-Food Checker Variety of Egg Dishes, Waffles, Pancakes, Chicken Versailles Askafiwipiir Our policy of providing the best service to our guests requires French Toast, and "Kay's Delight" with individuals who possess impeccable references'and a stable our delicious "Sanibel Sauce." Timbers * Hot Brown f • "Immediate Delivery." employment record. And More TollPaid - 11AMM2PAA Excellent Starting Salary Lighthouse Specials, Chowder, Sandwiches, Plus Company Paid Benefits • '•^S^j^ OF THE "SANIBEL SAUCE" :? >; ; 11 B24 January 26,1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter January 26,1979 B25 LEC^LS iEQALS J.EQALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS Open ;••"%• \ J;:- ducted by the Sonfbei Plan- ' leal Systems. Iric! <- lboy |ier- tems and, thqt . '|«^d"^rm. .is-i •"". CITY Of SANIBEL \\- ning Commission on Monday, : Vwiefyis the spice © •' cent. - "'.. '. /'•'•;" '•. \ ~-'.". • composed of the following jfelcind^gifts February; t2. 197? ^ait 11:05 persons whose -names, and A Public Hearing will be con- < am. in MacKenzie Hall, 2245 It is my intention to apply to Past finders Antiques ducted by the Sanibel Plan- places of residences are as By Helen and Bill Webb / West - declarer at two Spades; made five. Palm Ridge Road, to consider the Clerk of the Circuit Court follows: Medical Systems, Inc. ning Commissionon Monclay, b request for a Development in and for Lee County, Florida 1821 Fowler, Ft. Myers West— declarer at three Spades, made five February 12; 1979: ai 10:45 ; Ownership of industrial Help Permit to construct a 30-unlt to register the said name of Systems is as follows: Medical 332-1718 The lure of bridge is its mystery. It really (two pairs). a.m. In MacKemle Hall, 2245 duplex complex on a parcel of Health Care Assistance under Paln^ Ridge Road, to consider: Systems, Inc. -100 percent. Large Selection of Sanibel T-Shirts Open 7 days a week 10-5 or by appointment intrigues us how players following the same. West — declarer,at four Spades, made six. '-, land In Government lot 2, the provisions of Section 865. a request, 'for; a-'.SpecHic Section 35; Township 46 09, Florida Statutes, 1977. basic rules and playing the very same dealt Amendment to Section 3.2.3: it is my intention to apply to Specializing in Wicker, Depression, Oak West — declarer at six Spades, made six. South, Range 22 East, being the Clerk of the Circuit Court PermiHed Use Map. Part 2.5: the East side of Tarpon Bay furniture and collectibles, etc* East -r declarer at four Hearts, made four. Land Use, and Section 3.4.10: Witness my hand, this 8th day in and for Lee County, Florida located at 16O9 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel 472-4318 Road south of GUlf Drive, 1o be of January, 1979. Medical to register the.said name of - North — declarer at three Diamonds, down Filled Land. The petitioners •: known as Tarpon Beoch Club request a restricted commer • Systems, Inc. By Shirley Meade industrial Help Systems under one;' •;;-\ '-•-:• - •- •••-,.- '-.•••. .••.-;•• •-•••- T : r Ltd., Inc. as submitted by Erich -•President"'',.•.••;•;;•• v.' ;-y,.: /' ."' '"• the provisions of Section cial use desighafion and per- frost: No\ 78-71 ID^PV ; seated southwest West— declarer at two no-trumpj made mission to construct a 2000 865.09, Florida Statutes, 1977. • Sworn to and subscribed to by 472-Z87O : square foot grocery store on a : •two. • •• .•''.'.'•••- ' •''•" '• ' •/ ''••',; • ••''•.• . ••':''•; Bruce A. Rogers, Shirley Meade as President of Witne'ss my hand, this 8th day site containing approximately > ... Planning Director And one table, made no bid and passed the 1.5 acres, located at the . Medical Systems, Inc. before of January, 1979. Medical hands can arrive at so many different : ; southwest comer of the inter- me this 8th day of January. Systems, Inc. By Shirley Meade hand! ':'" . '; . ...':''••'.. "/'• V;.'V"" /_ \: A,D.:1979. • President Taxi Call Co*, inc. solutions. Do you agree with one of the .eight section of Sonlbel-Captiva and One hand, at a recent Friday evening Sanibel Bayous Roads (Section : ." ••..-/: ":.;;'.:";.; . : • Rynn Gerald" Sworn to and subscribed to by decisions? Or are you yet another variable? 13, Township 46 South, Range NOTICE OF INTENTfON : ON THE ISLAND: duplicate game reveals how varied both the 21 East), Sanibel, Lee County, '.;- :i : •'• .-NbtaryPublic Shirley Meade as President of Here is another hand that both amused and . ... TOREOISTEK .: • : Medical Systems, IncV before bidding and the play can be. Florida, as submitted by Ad- • . FICTITIOUS NAME confusedus at a recent duplicate session. mlral E.G. Konrad and Mr. Roy , me this 8th day.of January, HOURS 6 A.M. -10 P.M DAILY ALL CABS A/C What would you do with the hand below? If South dealer, both sides vulnerable. A.D. 1979. SANIBEL'S you peek at the results, we think you won't E. Bazier. No, 78^137 The undersigned does hereby, MEETS ALL FLIGHTS - RESERVATIONS ONLY certify that i am conducting a l : : : . Rynn Gerald have such fun. . - "•./• "••" : " :'.• --North.-',. ••,.-. • .. '• • ', temporary* employment ser- GOURMET TAKE OUT '••"Biroee A. Rogers,.' Notary Public East dealer,neither side vulnerable. S-J2 Planning Director vice business at Fort Myers, NOTICE OF INTENTION H-K643 Florida, under the fictitious . ' TORCGISTEK '. 1-26.2-2, 2-9,2.16 name of Health Care Assis- FICTITIOUS NAME Eat Better at Home North '•' •• • • ' .• •.*... : DA 6 2 tance and that said firm. is S-7 3 G-K543 composed of the following The: undersigned, does hereby Than Anywhere Else H-8 7 5 .persons, whose names and certify that I am conducting a West East UOAL NOTICE places of residences are as " temporary employment ser- • Leave the Cooking D-AQ10 4 3 CITYOf SANIBEL follows: Medical Systems^ Inc. vice business at Fort Myers, C-8 5.3 S-AQ7 S-10 8 3 Ownership of Health Care ..Florida,' under the fictitious to Si Bon! H-Q 10 5 2 H-8 7 A Public Hearing will be con-_ Assistance is as follows: Med- name of Industrial Help Sys- On the quiet end of Sanibel West D-K J 10 D-Q9 7 Motel Rooms ~ one bedroom luxury Delectable Dishes East C-10 9 8 C-Q J762 S-AQ65 S-KJ8 2 seated southwest from 24-B suites - one, two and three bedroom Ready to Reheat and Enjoy H-K6 2 HA Q J 10 3 cottages. at your Leisure. D-9 8 5 D-7 South 67 units on 25 unspoiled acres C-A10 4 C-7 6 2 S-K9 65 4 ocCiirreid. The no-trump bids are as follows: man, tied for first; Charlotte and Paul Backer, directly on the Gulf. H-AJ9 Bid contract is one, down one.' third, i '...'. South Bid contract is one, made one. S-10 9 4 D-8 54 3 East-West: First, Marilyn and Robert Bid contract is twa, made three. McCann; second, Hope and Sterling Bassett; WR HE P.O. DRAWER A, H-9 4 Bid contract is three, down three. D-KJ62 • thfrd, Fritz and Kitty Holtz. 2244 Periwinkle Way The results of this hand at seven tables Bid contract is three, made four. SANIBEL ISLAND, C-KQJ9 1 472-3888 show all seven contracts wererbid by North';.all jCpntract is 2 Spades, made 3. There will not be a duplicate game Friday FLORIDA 33957 open 7 days 11:30-7:30 but one were in no-trump; four bids were evening; February 2, because the Arts & Now that you have reached your bid and made and four were set; and no pattern of Friday evening duplicate winners: Crafts Fair will be occupying the Community OR CALL •i followedits play, Jet's see if you can figure out relation between level of bid and results North-South: Charlotte Heimann and "Association building. The g F&B OYSTER CO. WINE & CHEESE FESTIVAL Make A New Year's Resolution A NEW SHIPMENT and to Beautify You Home HAS JUST ARRIVED! * Carpet & Furniture • Draperies Weaving ART SHOW Macrame' • Accessories • Linens & Kitchen Ware Art 5 Craft Supplies- Custom Framing Wind Chimes Prints Our design studio is located at Original Paintings at the Shells 7540 S. Cleveland Ave., Ft. Myers, 939-2313 Jewelry Latch hook Supplies Hand painted T-Shirts Round Weavings Parish Hall of Pot Hangers Plants Classes Shell Mirrors Shell Flowers A FISH HOUSE St. Michael & All Angels Church Gifts UNIQUE GIFTS f kt & The Rinconada Music CHRISTMAS SHOP Announces Its Famous Sunday i^tt*r.^0$^$&riiibei Island Unqlue ceramb animals hand-carved in Uruguay Sponsor ed by the Episcopal Churchwomen One of the finest examples of modem CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH cpntemr^rqiYCfrdmlc design and craftsmanship Hilarious stocking folk residing • Apart from Super-Delicious Dishes, February 23v 1979 jvin'^OT::7bi^l!j^^i5^prld^. They'll' Be^ •. • R!£KB':V\':'^.'::%.:->ri£ln^aiili6ine::;in your world.- ;•:: Vicuna - 14.5O N/icuna - 9.5O ALL THE CHAMPAGNE Mail orders add $1.50 for postage and handling. J>peii^|^5^0iM6n. thru Sat. Fl. residents odd 4 percent sales tax. YOU CAN DRINK Tickets $6.00 per person Over 40 different selections available In our shop. ' ;••••' '•Sv^- '3- W'x'^W^^S^^-finding (corner" 1446 f^riWihkle-Way Arly Bun^rock ^ 11:00a.m;to2:p0p.m. ^ , t Tickets Available at Noah's Ark Thrift Shop MSI' '^.-••-r..-- /#:•.:;.. Island Reporter January 26, 1979 B27 B26 January 26,1979 Island Reporter obvious |ig leaves. Wprjdng pver- In his theme of clarifying a time on^|i^cj|pj^ects is not such w relationship with God through value o£ prayer an obviousibne.^" - prayer, Larson raised the final is Larson stressed that your job issue of personal responsibility to • from26-B Larson, sees a relationship to does not.define who you are but God. "Where is your brother in God established by a personal what you do. Your age is not an of 25Q listener^\ this? Are you able to say that I am commitment- to.Jove him, "Com- excuse not to love, risk or create. killing my brother by withholding Ramada iMfelnhhis itojncV "The mitment will return us" tb"~the "You can die_ypung as late as other;.side: of:lpray^r;^ Larson my love? It is a gift to be whole person we should be. Con- possible." SenilityIs:~a self-fulfill- responsibily guilty." discussed the foin^Lupptieht act of version will result from a commit- ing prophecy. You can hide behind ByRenee Twdmbly prayer::"Epayer; %th^;inightest It was evident at the close of his ment. Conversion is the progres- your parents' words and become address that Bruce Larson could George Burns, as a cigar smok- sion from loving things and using imprisoned in their judgements. take a certain responsibility for me^s^by^^icKi miracle^ hi^pehy*' •people, to loving people and using "Or a supposed lack of training the high percentage of couples in ing God,, speaks to a showering: Larson outlined three different : John Denver in the film,w 0h things." .••••• -:--::/.:.•:• . and education is a fig leaf," he the audience whose arms had 1 facets^ of ^he act. iof praying; ^iarsoh stressed that this new said. Goo !" Looking like a cross be- Through prayer a relationship; is become lovingly entertwined. : prayer relationship implies dia- tween movie stars John Wayne implied, he said; HdwKyQU per?- logue and if prayer is*dialogue, and Brian Keith, Sanibel's own ceive a person through communi- then listening to God is a part of Bruce Larson also finds divine cation, will determine yo)ar rela- that. communication. "Many inspiration while soaping up. tionship. "Loo^Jrat howSmany people experience a turning point Guest speaker for Saturday's diffeire^njt; v?ays;- Msfyor Duane in their Hves .when they begin to Christian Women host author third annual Kiwanis Prayer WhSte ;is ';;percfeived. Similarly, listen to God. It's important to set Breakfast, author Larson, avidly because 6f our needs we see God in ' aside a relaxed period of time each Mini Jane Johnston, an internationally - "Oriental Oxidental" is the luncheon discussed the value of prayer as a day. in which to speak with God. I known speaker and seminar leader, will be_ -theme. A Bonsi demonstration will be setting for dialogue with God. But, He pointed out that the quality happen to do this in the shower. the guest speaker at the Sanibel-Captiva presented by Leonard Lester, president of , referring to his broken leg and his of a person's prayer is determined Christian Women's Club luncheon Thurs- the Southwest Florida Bonsi Society. I've, often ..wondered what would day, February 5 at Chadwicks restaurant on he^ad cold, Larson joked that it happen i£we ipnly had a tub." The luncheon is open to the public and was proving more difficult to Captiva. will be held from 11:00'-a.m. to. 1:00 p.m. deliver his speech that morning. The Bible is a record of God's Tickets are $4.75. Reservations are requir- p own nee4s^^ communication with man, says Miss Johnston is - author of the book, ed and cancellations must be made 48 hours "It sterns my body is telling me warit from jEibdS But the other side Larson. He asks you questions and "Identity." In addition to speaking at the in advance. For reservations contact Ruth that this is an awesome experi- is, what does God want fro us? gives you commands. But com- luncheon she will conduct a seminar, Rau, 472-1218, Margaret Mary House, 472- ence," he said. "I must be terri- What is he thinking about us? He entitled, "A Day of Inspiration" February 3662, or Diane Good, 472-4673. To reserve munication is oft^ thwarted by 12 in the Bonita area. For more information fied." will never love us more than he people's attempts to hide fridm free babysitting during the luncheon Not so to the enthusiastic crowd Bruce Larson toas the guest speaker at the ihir on the seminar contact Jackie Tetreaux at mothers should contact Meg Davis, 472- does now." God. "Overwork, overweight are 472-3756. 2016, between 10:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. • continued on next page Attention Safe Boaters! HARMON We carry USCG maps and chjarts. SOUTHWEST FLORIDA'S MOST COMPLETE PHOTOGKAPHIC of the area coastal, waters Its HEADQUARTERS . r ALL MAJOR BRANDS OF PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT IN f o r your saf e boa tirr<£ '•• ^ Home in Gulf Pines STOCK Cocktails PHOTOGRAPHIC REPAIR SERVICE WITH 5 STAFF TECHNI- For the finest in seafood prepared fresh daily This attractive residence with nearly ?-• CIANS Macintosh h" PROFESSIONAL AND INDUSTRIAl SALES AND SEKVlCE ••...•••!T.,. Mondoy-Thursdoy 4:30-9 p.m. . AUDIO-VISUAL EQUIPMENT; SALES; RENTALS AND SERVICE. 1 2,000 square feet of spacious living Friday 8 Satortlay 4:3d- ! 0 p.m.' ". 7-HOUR PHOTO FINISHING (MAIN LOCATION ONLY) . ' Sunday. 12 noon-8 p.m. ' FULL SELECTION OF BINOCULARS BY SWIFT, PRO, NIKON .•• - Opon for lunch 11 a.m.-3 p.m. . area includes 3 bedrooms and MINOLTA. AND OTHERS . Winner of Florida Trend Magazine's PHONE INFORMATION "Golden Spoon" Award and one of the i?| family room. Private beach access CENTER information on any/ photo or visual aids reqoire- together with community swimming 936-4168 ments. RESTAURANTS IN THE STATE ASK FOR JUDY HARMON MAIN STORE MANCH LOCATIONS pool, tennis courts and club house. FORT MYERS PHOTO SUPPLY EDISON MALI 936*643 3134 Cleveland Ave. CAPE CORAL 542-3013 $119,000 Next to Barnett Bank FT. MYERS BEACH 463-5346 Fort Myers PLUS STORES IN For land lovers we have Prime Ranch Cut Steak 93*-«1M NAPLES AND PORT CHARLOTTE WINES • BEER CALL US FOR DETAILS FOR OTHER ISLAND PROPERTIES FOR SALE ALL ITEMS On Our Menu Are Prepared fresh Dally In Our Kitchen ISLAND REAL ESTATE and Oyster Bar —r . by BISSELL & HOLTZ, INC. •I "An Independent Island Realty Firm" P.O. Box 202 Sanibel Island, Florida 33957 Phone: (813) 472-1123 or 472-1441 OFSAMlBEL i PUBLIC NOTICE I i MARSHALL H. HOLTZ, JR. DONALD T. BISSELL I Registered Real Estate Broker Registered Real Estate Broker i Sunday - January 28 12 Noon till 3:30 PM I Island Homes • Condominiums •Homesite Lots • Rental Accommodations FAMOUS OMLC I i SANIBEL ESTATES I CAPTIVA BRANCH OFFICE: opposite South Seas Plantation a few steps toward the beach. Biggest and Best on the Islands 1103 Captain's Walk Phone 472-3318 Starts Monday, January 29th 10:00 a.m. Beautifully landscaped CBS home on canal.n I i 3 Br-2B, 2 Car garage. I i V ^ 30% 50% 40% I i A classic Captiva Gulf-front home is now available in a location where erosion and Special low, low priced racfe at back- door sidevvalk sale I is not a problem as this house is situated ninety feet upland from the bluff line. i C*nt*r Office ~ ju.t •osrof bonk 1633 Bathing Suits - Dresses - Sportswear:r Gowns - Almost Bverything Woy-472-15**. . . - ' Call for details - new listing. Also available are a few very fine homes :- Offk* - in th« Huxt«K'« Mark'*! PfozMMo 12012077 I FOR RENT through part of this season; excellent locations. • ' fc*fcwinM« Way-4-472-1567 6 -thru ftsturdkay Sonlb«l $tor«r Only —-Jl 1717 P»rU B28 January 26,1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter January 26,1979 B29 Karen Healy had no problem identifying last week's Puz- grand children worry about them- zler as a picture of a pizza By A. Ray. Cartlidge D.D. of houses started south of us, we ( hanging on a roadside sign at had several coveys of quail that selves! ' Casa del Mama restaurant. As I sat at my desk one morning came to our feeders. Now there One of our.tragedies isf that "so- Karen works at Casa del I chanced to look out the window. are none. ..•--- " , often -we have had the knowledge Mama. • The bulldozers were clearing the .... It hit me that most of us are to solve our problems but not the acreage south of our house prepar- unaware the same thing is happen- willingness to use that knowledge. atory to building more condomin- ing to us. As population increases Such is our today. Perhaps we iums. They were uprooting the we are building more roads and ought to get down on our knees palmettos, Brazillian pepper extending our suburbs and at the and pray for good will among men trees, scrub oaks, castor beans same time taking fertile land out now and in the days to come. of production. We are also using and sandspurs that infested the This smiling face invites area. At the same time they were up our oil, water, gas, and air at motorists to dine. If you know stirring up insects and worms to an accelerating rate. We as well, as the location, call us at 472- the delight of a bevy of cattle the birds, are subject to the bull- 1587. egrets and a flock of crows. These dozer. birds were having a feast. St., Anselm, I believe it was, Did the birds know that they said that real wisdom was to were in the long run the losers? I sacrifice a good today for a better presume not. The very environ- tomorrow. Wer as a race have ment that would give them future never learned this lesson with our food was being destroyed. Insects quick response to war and 'get rich and worms do not grow on black- now' attitude. Perhaps, we don't top, concrete driveways, or tile care about the future or the next roof's. In fact, before the building generations. Let the children and; Temple Beth-el Synagogue: 2721 Del Prodo St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Bible. Study and Prayer Meeting Tuesdays, things to do Sanibel Congregational United Church of Christ: Worship Sundays 10:30 a.m. in the Club Parkway, Cape Coral. Friday worship, 8:00 p.m. Church: Rev. James D.B. Hubbs, Rector, Mr. 9:15 a.m. at First Baptist Church on Sanibel. island cinema ^ Room' of the Dunes Country Club. Dr. James For information call 542-3733. Larry Brunke, organist-choirmaster. Sundays: Public invited. Wills Lenhart, Minister. The Holy Eucharist at 7:30 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. "INTERIORS" • Woody Allen's first serious drama. The critics raved. Bird Tours of the Islands with Griff ing Bancroft. Leave Cinema Captiva Fire Control District Commissioners meet second Greek Orthodox Church of S.W. Florida: on the 1 st, 3rd and 5th Sundays of each month. An excellent supporting cast enhanses this Four Star movie. The Plaza at dawn. Reservations must be made at Macintosh Book Store, ' Tuesday of each month at 8:30 a.m. Captiva Community Center, Captiva Chapel by the Sea: Dr. David E. Rev. Arthur Kontinos, Pastor. Sunday services .Morning Prayer: 2nd and 4th Sundays of each Bible Study- Group of St. Michael and All. serious film'viewer will love this one. Rated PG. Plays Friday ft 472-1447; '.."••'.'':••.• . • ..'. • ' , Gore Road. Angels Episcopal Church.meets Monday, 7:30 Weinland, minister in residence. Interdenomi- held at 10:30 a.m. at Cypress Lake Drive month. Wednesdays: Holy Eucharist at 9 a.m. Saturday, January 26 & 27, 7:15 and 9:00. ', Birdtng Tours by George Weymouth: Morning and afternoon. Alcoholics Anonymous: Closed discussion meeting, Tuesday, 8:00 p.m. in the parish hall. ". national services held Sunday at 11:00 a.m. trailer, adjacent to the new Presbyterian Reservations made through Bailey's General Store, 472-1516. p.m. Open speakers meeting at St. Michael and All Angels Church. ' . • •XATAJN^MpjUSE"- Judith Crist, noted critic, describes Cat and Natural History Field Trips by water..with naturalist George Episcopal Church, Periwinkle Way, every Friday night, 8:00 p.m. Unitarian Unlversallst Church of Ft. Myers The Bible Reading Fellowship of St.' Michael Mou.se, "A delightful experience with snap,, crackle and zap." A Campbell. Breakfast at Cabbage Key, walk across Cayo Costa, visit Alanon meets in the church Friday nights at 8:00 p.m. For Jewish Community Center of Lao County! Sanlbel Community Church: Rev. Bruce E. Edison Avenue at Clifford Street. Sunday and All 'Angels Episcopal Church'. meets romantic suspense story you'll want to see again. Rated PG; Plays to an embryonic barrier Island. Minimum five people. Call 472-2180 information call 472-3488; 472-4427; and 472-3256. 915 S.E. 47th Terrace, Cape Coral. Rabbi Dr. Milligan, Pastor. Sunday worship). 9:15 and service, 10:30 a.m. Rev. Richard Benner, r Sunday-Thursday, January 28-February 1, 7:00 & 9:00. Wednesdays at 9:30 a.m. in the parish rTall. ' for information and reservations. ' . . • . •' Sanibel-Captiva Shell Club meets the third Wednesday of each Samuel M. Silver. Services every Friday night, 11:00 a.m.- Church school for pre-school age Minister, phone 334-4734 or 939-0828. Captiva Memorial Library] Library hours are-Tuesday, Thursday month at 8:00 p.m. at the Sanibel Community House. Visitors 8:00 p.m. Saturdays, 10:00 a.m. children 9:15 a.m. Classes for grades 3-8 10:30 Bible Study and Prayer Meeting Wednes- "Organizations and groups wishing to have their meetings and to 11:15 a.m. Youth Club for grades. 3-8 Seventh-Day Adventlstt 2663 Second Street, days, 9:15 a.m. at First Baptist Church on , and Friday 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.; Wednesday 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.; welcome. . events published in thft'sWl^^ we revestev d to' have the Captiva Volunteer Fire Department meets every first o.. Sird Wednesdays 3:15 p:m. " •'•.*•••<:. •••• Fort Myers Shores; 8 miles east on Route. 80. Sanibel.. Public invited, . \-. '••-,. .,••> • .-.-••- and Saturday 9:00 a.m.-noon. The Library will also be open on materiai l In written forf m at the officef s of Islanldd Reporter by Tuesdays of each month at the fire house on Gore Road at 7:00 p.m. St. Isabel Catholic Church: Father Gerard Sabbath School, 9:30 a.m. (Saturday); Moming. Wednesday evenings from 5:00-9:00 p.m. First Baptist Church: Rev. Gerald. * Frost, 12:00 noon on the Tuesday preceding the publication date. Beauregard, Pastor. Rev. John J. Tucker, SJ, Worship, 11:00 a.m. (Saturday); Evening Ves- Sanibel Public Library summer schedule: Monday, Wednesday Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of Commerce meeting of the Board of Pastor. Sunday morning worship, 11:00 a.m.; Assistant Pastor. Sunday Mass: 8:30 a.m., 10 pers, one hour before sunset on Saturdays; and Friday from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.; Tuesday and Thursday, from Directors, second Tuesday of each month at the Chamber building Evening services, 7:00 p.m. Sunday School, a.m. and 11:30 a.m. Saturday evening mass, Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.; and on Saturday from 10:00 a.m. until 12 on Causeway Road, 8:00 p.m. 10:00 a.m., all ages. Youth: school grades 1-6 regular activities 5:30 p.m. Daily Mass: 5:30 p.m. Vigil Mass Bible Study Group of the Community Church noon. Palm Ridge Rood near the fire hall. Kiwanls Club meets every Wednesday morning at 8:00 a.m. at Top needing transportation to Sunday School call Zlon Lutheran Church: 7010 Winkler Road, preceding Holy Day at 5:30 p.m. Holy Day Mass meets every Tuesday from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 - Oil painting classes with. Tom Waterman, sponsored by the Sani- O' the Mast II. Visitors welcome. 472-4318 or 472-3266. Wednesday evening just off Gladiolas. Rev. T.J. Fangmeier, Pastor. Beginning November 1 library hours will be 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. 10:00 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Confessions before p.m. at the home of Mrs. John P. Glass, 3025 ibel-Coptiva Art League. Tuesdays, 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. For de- Women In Business: The island chapter of the American Business prayer meetings, 7:00 p.m. Wednesday morn- Sunday worship: 8:00 a.m. and 10:45 .a.m. Monday-Saturday. each Mass and at 3:30 p.m. on Saturdays. Gulf Drive. Call 472-1154 If transportation is tailscall Tom Waterman at 472-2919. " ' Women's Association will meet the second Thursday of each month, ing bible classes, 9:15 a.m. Open for medita- Sunday school: 9:15 a.m. ••'"'."'• Bridge for funt An afternoon of enjoyable bridge every "needed,- All interested in attending are beginning November 9. Meetings will convene at 6:30 p.m. tion and counseling, if desired, Tuesday, Sanibel-Captiva Art League sponsors a Monday art workshop Wednesday at 1:00 p.m. at the Sanibel Community House. One welcome. ' ' •' - Members will be notified of meeting locations. For membership Thursday, Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Non- 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon at the^Captiva Community Center dollar charge. Partners will be available. The public is invited. Baha'l Group of Sanlbel Island: Study ses- information call Bette O. Parke at 472-2946! sions on the Baha'i Faith are held on the first denominational Prayer Center always open. Q3tn6ririQS . Christ the Servant* Church of the Brethren: Painting Island scenes with instructor Helene Sparkes. Meet at A.CR.E. Classes In Meditation: Hatha Yoga, Yoga philosophy, the Captiva Community Center Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. South West Anglers Club meets second Tuesday of each month, and third Thursdays of every month at 7:30 Christian Science Service* Sunday at 11:00 meets at First Federal Building, Cape Coral, intuitive art, taught by Elma Fleming. Workshops, lectures and 7:30 p.m. at Moose Hall on Parkmeadow Drive, off U.S. 41 in Fort p.m. at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Everett a.m. in the Sanibel Community Center. Wed- Prayer Meeting Saturday evenings, 7:00 p.m. corner of Del Prado and Cape Coral Pkwy. Canoe Adventures with naturalist Mark "Bird" Westall. Choice of demonstrations by the new age thinkers. Call 482-1225 or 472-1413 three. trips: Sanibel River, Wildlife Refuge, or Buck Key. Call Myers. Admission is free and visitors are welcome. Call 472-2685 Walter, 3812 Coquina Drive. The Walters have nesday evenings at 8:00 p.m. in the Sanibel in non-denominational Prayer Center at First Services at 9:30 a.m. Sundays.- Reverend Don • for more information. ' for further information. mare information at 472-1455.. Baptist Church. All welcome. ^ Shank. 472-5218 for information and reservations. Keep, trying. - Library. Tennis: The Dunes Racquet Club offers to the public a full-service Sanlbel Community Association Board of Directors' meeting Duplicate Bridge. Fridays, promptly at 7:30 p.m., Sanibel Com- tennis facility^and various instructional programs. Call 472-3522. munity House. AH bridge players welcome. If you need a partner, every third Tuesday of the month, 7:30 p.m. Community House. Weight Watchers meetings are held at 7:30 p.m. every Headquarters for Captiva Island call 472-1829 prior to the game and the Winterrowds will try to Racquetball and Handball: 24 hours daily, reservations prefer- A warm, friendly welcome arrange for one. No game Friday, February 2, because of the Arts & red. Signal Inn, Middle Gulf Drive, 472-4690. Open to the public. Wednesday at the ESI Branch Office, 2427 Periwinkle Way (next to Crafts Show. - the B-Hive) on Sanibel. Doors open one hour before class. For more and other fine stereo components FISHING awa^youat information call 936-0306.- - Classes at Idle Hours $1.00. Macrame, Weaving, Crewel, Needle- regular meetings Captiva Erosion Prevention District"- The regular monthly Fishing-Shelling-Trips to Cabbage point, Knitting or Crocheting Lessons at Idle Hours. 31, Periwinkle meeting will be held the first Monday of each month at 3:30 p.m. at Sanlbel Community Association Dinner Meeting for member Key Daily-Cottage & Motel Rentals Place.- Mon., Tues., Thurs., or Sat. 10-11 a.m. By appointment only the Captiva Community Center. 472-1039. •.•..'...,.,.-.. •.,-.. ...-. .. •• and guests, followed by program also open to the public, every first All are invited to utilize the 24-hour non-denonMnatrbnal Shipmates of the Sanibel-Captiva Power Squadron meet at 7:30 Jensen's Twin Palm Rug Hooking Classes -With the Joyce of Hooking. Every Monday Tuesday of the month, 6:30 p.m. Community House. Prayer Center whenever possible. p.m. on- the second Tuesday of each month. - Resort & Marina Sundby School (all ages) 10 a.m. ' beginning January 8. Morning 9:30-11:30, afternoon 2:00 to 4:00. • Sanlbel City Council will have regular meetings the first, third and Capt. Bob Sabatino-Guide (813)472-1727 .Morning.Worship 11 a.m'." >; • ' .'•: Series of 5 for $15. 472-2432. fifth Tuesdays, 9:00 a.m. City Hall. Special meetings will be t ;• ••", Evening Worship 7 •p.m.;-' •'•'.•:.- Conservation Center* Open 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. daily, on announced. ;.• . ;.; •'.•.••• •'. . •'• '•' .••'•• ••. current activities 5605 South Cleveland Avenue 936-2595 Wednesday Bible Study & Prayer 7 p.m. Sanibel-Captiva Road. Center features education exhibits on the Sanibel fire Control District Commissioners meet on the second Schoolhouse Gallery: Harve Bradley original paintings in water- Gerald Frost. Pastor . Tel. 4172-1010 islands' natural systems, wildlife and vegetation, plus a. gift shop. Tuesday of the month at T:00 p.m. at the fire house on Palm fiidge In the Dragon Plara Fort Myers ; : color or acrylic. Show continues through January 20 in the featured Guided tours through nature trails. Free to members of the Ji Wbi^^ ' ' wing. January exhibits in the main gallery include American artists, Sanibel-Captiva Conservation 'Foundation';, nominal charge for Sanlbel Volunteer Fire Department meets second and fourth with new paintings and graphics by Carl Nelson, Ruth Ensign, Robin visitors. The Center-will be closed on Sundays. .Thursdays, 7:30 p.m. at the fire house. Palm Ridge Road. Platt, Ruth Rodman, Walter Crump, Oku, Judy Targan, Nancy Miller, Craft classes at Three Crafty Ladies. Weaving, Tuesdays 10:00 Lions Club of Sanlbel and Captlvat meets the first and third Elizabeth Cohen, Sandy Ehlers, Sue Stephens, Elizabeth May, Carol -Schwartz, Nancy Nemec, Fran Larson, Norma Fox, Larry Kirk wood, Start the day with us! a.m.-noon, $2 per Session plus materials, no registration necessary. Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at the American Legion Hall, Sanibel- SANIBEL Molly Eckler, Roy thompson, and Edith Greene. The Schoolhouse Fabric painting, Thursdays 9:30-11:30 a.m., $8, pre-registrgtion Cdptivo Rood. -.•"• - required, all materials furnished. Mocrame classes and private ; Gallery is located on Tarpon Bay Rood on Sanibel. Open daily 10>5 CONGREGATION AL | lessons, $15 plus materials. Night weaving classes, Mondays SanlbelXaptlva American Legion meeting of members the . except Sunday. 7:30-9:30 p.m., pre-reglstratlonrequired. Phone 472-2893. ';/ ; MEN'S BIBLE STUDY second Tuesday of each month! . PIRATE PLAYHOUSE - Fine acting performances in Sanibel's only UNITED CHURCH Wildlife Refuge tours* Guided. Wildlife Drive tours through the Sanlbel City Planning Commission meets alternate Mondays at theater. Sat. Jan. 27 "Fishy Business," Sun. Jan., 14, "Aaron Slick;" shell net J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge are conducted 9:00 a.m. at City Hall. Special meetings will be announced. Shows start at 8:15. Box office: 472-2121. OF CHRIST and Discussion Thursdays and Saturdays at 8:00 a.m. beginning at the Wildlife Recovery, Inc. (Ft. Myers Chapter) - 7:30 p.m. Thursdays, at DR. JAMES W. UNHART, MINISTER Drive entrance on the San-Cap Rood. Guided canoe tours through Covenant' Presbyterian,Church; 2459 McGregor Blvd. Sponsored by GuHsMe Nature Series Helen Allln - Techniques of making Island Cordially Invites you to share In the worship, the Refuge are he'd Fridays at 11:30.0;hn. beginning at tarpon Bay ISLAND ART Recovery; Inc. of Chicago. III. Weekly meetings' of self-help for 'Jellies, Come • Watch ft Taste; February 3. 1979. work and witness of the new church In our Marina. Canoes are hot piroyided:" Limit of ten canoes. For more people with emotional difficulties, and nervous or former mental This week: j SHELL CREATIONS community. •• : . • * . : information phone 472-1 iOO, .V \ patients who demonstrate the Recovery method of .improving and "The Great Light Way" Talk by Jim Goure, former member of the Karate Lessons By the Do|o Karate Association every Sunday and ,maintaining > their mental;-health. For more information, call ; Atomic Energy. Commission and founder of United Research. Wednesday evening*, 7:00 p.m. Call Lew Phillips at 472-4948 for 481^3513-or 472-4316. There is.no charge' foV attending ^meetings. FINEJEVVELRY Sunday, January 28, 1979 What the Bible says about ; : v Saturday, February 10, 8:00 p.m. at the Sanibel. Community House. I details. :'• , " /': ;. . .;;, :' :-:C'i- .' • •-• "' ' Sons.-of the American Rsnfatytlonv Calopsa Chapter, meets ihe Free and open to the public. • NEW Crushed Coral Jewelry One Session Art aassest shell lewelry and crafts. No Sew second Wednesday ^of each month at the Fort Myers Country Club. !"On Appreciating the Extras of Life" | Marriage and the Family ; Trapunto (pelicans;ond sandpipers} decorative tole. and three hour Sanlbef-Capttva OrchldJ Society now meets at the, Captiva Tennis tournament for mixed doubles open and mixed doubles 45 in Featherweights landscape painting and fabric painting at Mikl's House on Sanibel. CommunHy Center on the thjrd Wednesday of the month at 1:30 and over at the Dunes Racquet Club on Sanibet February 3-4. Dr. William Nelson, preaching in the TahHIan Garden shopping center; 472-1800. p.m. .Visitors ore welcome to Come' and bring their orchids for Deadline for entering is 6:00 p.m. Friday, February 2. Call Fred Earrings, Bracelets, Every Tuesday morning Natural History Held Trips tpSanlbel's wildlife habitats by questions and discussions. Robinson at 472-3522 for more Information. - naturalist'George ^Ccrmbell. Thursdays arid Saturdays by appoint- Pendants and Riings THE DUNES GULP AND COUNTRY Captiva Civic .Astbdaflon'Board of Governors meeting, first and ment. For reservations call 472-2180. Wednesday's Open Trip; meet Arts and Crafts fair February 2-3 at Sanibel Community House. . • CLUB-CLU«ROOM10idOe>n. • third Tuesday, 10:00 a.m.. Captivo Community Center. SHEU.S-CORALS-SHELL CANDLES 7:30 to 8:30 Scotty's Restaurant ' at Soniber Elementary School Parking lot, Sanibef-Captiva Rd. at More than 60 artists and craftsmen ore expected to display and sell 1 '•*' ) Sanibel-Captiva Unit of the League of Women Voters: meets SANIUL ISLAND Do Worship with us and grow with usl 9:00 O.m. Fee is $4. their work at the fair for the benefit of the Sanibel Public Library. ISLAND SHOPPING CENTER. the third Monday of each month at the West Wind Inn a> 9:30 coffee Paintings, crafts and books by island authors will be sold. Free and non-denominational< Mngo (Mures) every Thursday. 8:00 p.m. American Legion Hall, v I Our church office* 1473 Porlwfcifclo Way Sanibel-Captiva Road. hour,.10:00 meeting. open to the public. ' --. :.. -':'•' 472-T7Q2 or " . 86x92 S£y :'"-•• :• ~: •.•'-••••;-"S 1 !?,•'••':'.>";.•••.%•'• '•••"- ""i^-t- B30 January 26,1979 Island Reporter Island Reporter January 26,1979 B31 CROSSWORD PUZZLE Edited by EUGENE T. MALESKA 85 Honor with ACROSS (0 Ota poetic- 36 Contemporary entertainment form drama critic WtiL I Disease of 66 Nylons spoiler 11 Defraud advertising livestock 87"Privation 12 Simple 39 "Had we never • S Have status 68 Meadowlands 15 It's coming loved-— • J WRITE P.O. DRAWER R, SANIBEL ISLANDi Akin. FLORIDci ribiriAA 3395nncitn7 472-158A-in:>ic;o-77 W0 _9 .Kimono or . race here slowly but kindly": Burns ... domino surely 42 Spirited 13 Ailing or DOWN 17 Thermometric 44 Roof ornament sleeping 1 Area often term re 3 Down 46 Sea bird M Deep blue mowed 21 Vitality 49 As long as CLASSIFIED INFORMATION SALES TRAINING SCHOOL- SECRETARY - Captiva Island RELIABLE PERSON - To work CARPETING - 4 rooms of green . 15 Television and 2 Off-Broadway 23 Celtic Neptune 50 De Gaulle's New Rates trfectlva January 29, 30, & 31st. Train- Resort is seeking person with with us as front desk recep- sculptured carpeting. Good STEREO radio award 25 Thief: Slang . birthplace January 19. 1979. ing in time sharing in interval excellent typing skills, short- tionist, either shift: 8 a.m. to 4 condition. 995-1875. Beautiful component. AM- 16 Weather factor 3 Divided into 26 Cake decorator. 52 Collars ownership. Sales and market- - hand and ability to deal-suc- p.m. or 4 p.m. til midnight. 1-26 FM radio. 8 track, record 18 iniquities 100 degrees 27 River in NE 53 Home of the DEADLINE ing techniques for the begin- cessfully with prospective, Permanent job. Days are flex- player. $89.43 or $10 a 19 Tulle or toils 4 Strange Poland "Sweet Swan" ner & professional. $125. In- ible. See manager, Ramada FURNISHING AN APART- 29 Actual being Noon Tuesday clients. Call 472-5111. ext. MENT? - I have 1 king size month. Center Island East Office 5 Cheers 28 Targets of QBs* 54 St. Patrick's- terval College, 1616 Periwin- 3341. ' Inn, Sanibel. ' National Sawing Cantor 21 Like some 6 Carrot's passes, at headquarters DISPLAY kle Way, Sanibel, Fl. Call TFN bedspread, matching bolsters wickets TFM & drapes - green and white 3083 Cleveland Office relative . times . 56 Burma or $2.00 per column inch. 472^5377 or 472-5105. 472-1566 22 "—— Get By" 39 Almost WANTED - A married couple to HELP WANTED - waiters, wait- daisy print. 3 pair, solid yel- (Next to Morrison's Cafe) 7 Like some Tobacco ; 472-1549 In the . ' • •- (old song). floors . two-fifths of an 58 Mother of •: .••.•:" ••••••• • - ' •- 1-26 manage a condominium on resses, bus boys. Timbers low, casement drapes. 1 pair Opeh9-7 Huxters Market Plaza 24 Mystery NONDISPLAY ;•'., Restaurant, apply in person. 332-4133 TfN Just last of Bank 8 Shape of some inch Apollo Captiva. Living quarters avail- yellow print drapes. All the 1207 Periwinkle Way awards rooms 31 Overact $1.75 minimum for 25 words Rabbit Rd. and San-Cap Rd. . 1633 Porlwlnklo Way 59 Repine able. For further information above custom made. 2 ready 26 Swallow 9 He mends and 33 Street or Reese 61 Understanding or less. Over 25 words 8 cents ' TFN made yellow twin spreads. All 29 Each - per word. call: 472-4398. emends 34 Wave: Sp. 62 Newt; triton 2-2 SEMI-RETIRED PERSON - To like new. Will sell all for 'A of 32 Waged work front desk 2 or 3 nights a original price. 472-3862. 35 Best part, in 1 2 3 « 10 12 BLIND BOX ACCOUNTS.RECEIVABLE week at Ramada Inn, Sanibel. TFN Past finder -Paris • $1.00 extra. CLERK - Captiva Island Resort Midnight to 8 a.m. $3.50 per 15. 37 Eventful years 13 is seeking person experienced . hour to start. See manager. TWO CREAMY WHITE - Twin ANTIQUES 38 Inutile . EXTRA SPECIAL RATES in Accounts Receivable. Call ' TFN size Haitian cotton spreads. 40 Sign of 16 »8 ~ $50 each, firm. 472-4695. 1821 Fowler Street ALL classified ads paid in 472-5111, ext. 3341. Ft. Myers approval advance saves us 25 cents in 1-26 41 Foxx's TFN 332-1718 handling and postage. So we'll WAITRESSES - Day and night FOR SALE - 35" square game CONDOMINIUMS namesakes 29 FOR SALE - Authentic Island Open .7 days: 10-5 43 Patriots' friend save you a quarter, too. _• shift. 472-1581 - Island Pizza. SEMI-RETIRED . or dining table, four chairs. Or by appointment. car. -Creative erosion. Gas TFN 45 Be evasive : ,'• ' • •.„• ••'•• •- 2-16 Bamboo, rattan, cane seats P miser. Good runner. 1969 and backs. $350. Pine Harvest Captain's Walk on Lighthouse end of Island - 47 Observant one Comoro, six cylinder. Call Emil RECEPTIONIST-Captiva Island MAN 34 1 drop-leaf fable with protective 1 bedroom, 1 bath — own boat dock orvsmall 48 Hen tracks on at 472-1113 after 6 p.m. Resort -has opening for per- . a page - job. pods. $450. 472-3573. waterway leading to bay, completely furnish- TFN sonable, individual to work in Would like part-time SEWING 51 He said "God ;.. their information office. Call Permanent resident, (No 1-26 ed for $41,500 bless us eyery 472-5111. ext. 3341. . lawn work, please.) WICKER FURNITURE - and dav- one!" -• -; 472-2891 enport. Call between 5 and 8 MACHINE 52 Patriot Hale 2-2 p.m. - 472-4425. . - ' Blind Pass Units -- 2 bedroom, 2 bath, newly 55 Sign on ;; WANTED^ HELP WANTED - Busboy. Singer free-arm, 1978 built & just minutes away from Gulf, furnished 57 Goblin resses. Apply Nutmeg Restau- model. Makes buttonholes, 19 To no rant. 472-1141. for $82,000 CUSTOM ROUND SHELL TABLE sews on buttons, blind hems (futitely) •- •-..-•...'.-• 1J» DO YOU HAVE - A service, - Borfsale. 48 inches in dia- monograms, fancy designs, 61 About Chevy or GMC Suburban 4 ISLAND RESIDENT SEEKS-Part- stretch stitches, all built in five-eighths of Answers On 19-B skill or hobby to offer on m i~$25b. 472-4138. Sundial unit with exquisite Gulf View, 1 wheel drive and positraction time night desk work at resort 1-26 controls. Sold new. $296.40, a mile Sanibel. If so call Chris at 472- needed. 1977-78 preferred.' or motel. Can furnish local 3822. balance due $88.73 or $10 a bedroom, 1- bath club suite, walk out the 63"- .like a . Call 472-2932 : references. Call Renee at 482- month. vapor.... .": S. • :•• • ' '. • ' . 2-'« screened, carpeted porch across manicured ••' •• -.- -. • ••'•"... •':• - i-26. :4464.' ..:: : -• v •;• -"': National Sawing Cantor Foster ORGAN LESSONS - Introduc- lawn onto the beach. Tastefully furnished for 84 Gov. Grasso -,;•••.;; ,-•, • •; :• . TFN NIKKORMAT EL 3083 Cleveland tion to 'and development of APPAREL SHC»P :> (Next to Morrison's Cafe) only $70,000 favored chord system. Begin- Open 9-7 ners,and intermediate adults sales person. Part-time rner- • 50 MM -;—:•--»»..• .;•;..... A BARGAIN a specialty. Phone - 427-5953. chandise marker. Pleasant f-1.4 and 500 mm f-8 tele- 332-4133 AT*19.OOO . Sanibel situation. Call Mr. 20 FT. SUNCOAST -. 85 hp TFN • . _. --.., .•'.:..• • -.2-2;. photo. Like new, cases, fil- Welch:472-3059 George Wey mouth's Johnson: 472-5201. ters and accessories. •TUESDAY'S •> NEW COIN SHOP - In Cope A car buffs dream. 1976, last " , .-•'• •"• ' • , • -TFN TFN f Coral • Treasuretrove.il,'916/- of the line, Eldorado Conver- WANTED - Barber, full or part- CHILD' Cape Coral Parkway. Next to tible increases in value each time. Guarantee. Apply in 16 FT. GLASSPAR - 40 HP 472-2504 Johnson with trailer. $950. TFN HOMES • •*•,',... r \ ;-•••• BIRDING TOURS \ Barnert Bank. ^Fuir; WrVfce - y^< Metallic Rose, low mi- : person.. Island Joe's Barber buying and selling. Highest leage. Phone owner, 7-9 Shop, next to Bailey's. 472-3276. •• prices paid for all silver dipt ]". p;m.; 472-1839. " 2-2 2-2 lars • silver - gold;- etc. Phone :- ••:-;;•,...-,. .,•:.;•:':,. 1-26 LIVE-IN COMPANION - With 24 FT. HARDTOP FIBRA - 210 Gumbo Umbo — New 3 bedroom, 2 bath S 549-3325 or 542-5841. car for elderly, lady in Captiva. HP (inboard-outboard) Volvo elevated home. Slant-wood paneled living Stay in heated Half block from Gulf beach. . engine. Extra equipment in- bus on Mid-tour Share housekeeping duties, cluded. A good buy at $3,000. room with cathedral ceiling and fireplace. Tell us ifyou CHIROPRACTIC - Harry G,. 939-3374 evenings, after 6 COLOR TV cold mornings. coffee break Kair. D.C.P.A., the practice of provide shopping,. transporta- Large screened porch with assumable mort- tion, time off as agreed. 472- p.m. or days 472-1531. Chiropractic. 1640 Periwinkle WANTED - One bedroom fur- gage for $87,000 Way, Limetree Center, 472- 2398. 3-2 CONSOLE SAILBOAT- 20' Fiberglas, Cert- nished apartment on yearly don't have a pot 1824. ...'•.. 2-2 Zenith used 25". Must see to lease. Phone Alan Porter - TFN RESERVATIONS - Fast grow- terboard sloop with 6V> H.P. believe. $175 cash or 10 Sanibel Estates - CBS home on Canal, 2Vj> ' i . .. • . • outboard. 4 sails, cockpit 472-5111, Ext. 5211. ing real estate company look- payments of $18. Still in 2-2 yrs. old, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 car garage, see ing, for a sharp gal. Typing cushions, knotmeter. Sleeps warranty. See at: binoculars FOR RENT-SALE - 2 bedroom. 2 refrigerated wine cellar, at end of cul-de-sac, to plant ino 50-75 Arnold "Bud" Brllhart is required, steno optional. 2+, Port-o-Potti. sink. Good National Sawing Confer and checklist Good salary. Contact Interval condition. $2,800. Call John 3083 Cleveland bath condo, 1 block private only $105,000 species no longer a salesperson for. beach, ground level, living furnished or associated with Island WAITER OR WAITRESSES - Dun- Realty, Inc. 472-5104. Asp, 472-1511 or 481-8292. (Next to Morrison's Cafe) of birds TFN 1-26 Open 9-7 room, dining area, modern Resales, Inc. in any capacity can's Restaurant, daytime kitchen, enclosed porch, color Centrally located Duplex, 3 bedroom, IV2 whatsoever. hours with Sundays off. Also HELP WANTED - Kitchen .help- 332-4133 er and busboy. Experience not 23 FT. THOMPSON J-O - All TFN TV, all conveniences. Private bath, new wall to wall carpet all appliances Shadehouse and Shdp hours 9:30-5 Cook's position, full or part- new upholstery and recent small complex with heated time. Apply in person - Dun- necessary. Excellent income and garage. Other unit 2 bedroom, 1 bath, Closed Sunday . CalhBaileys General Store Robert E.Barry and benefits. Call for appoint- engine overhaul. Good condi- pool, tennis. Available month- Trustee for Bradford Barry can's Restaurant, Periwinkle tion. $3,900. Call Jim Hermes ly ($675) or season. L. Box- carpeting, appliances drapes. Excellent in- 2240 Periwinkle Way 472-4555 Place. Sanibel. ment before 2:00 p.m.. Harbor 472-1516 for reservations Estate House Restaurant. 472-1242. at 472-4500 evenings. horn, 63 Bevin Rood, North-' vestment and living at $104,500 with - 1-26 •.-••••.• 2-2 TFN TFN CUSTOMERS port. NY. 11768. Evenings assumable mortgage. NEED A BOOKKEEPER? - Will BUS AND KITCHEN - Help (516) 261-7855. do bookkeeping in my home - 2-2 SSftSSSNSftS. '•'•». personal or small business. wantedyCall 472-2177 after 4 WANTED : p.m. Letizias Restaurant. PARTY WILLING - To share or STORAGE 472-3332. MUST SELL 8th Annual •.•.-•-.•-. •'.'••' . '• TFN subdivide office on Sanibel. •• '•• .•' ••;•'.•- 1-26 Arts & Crafts Fair UNLIMITED 18 ft. tri hull with 70 hp out- Call 939-2177. DISHWASHER WANTED - Eve- Frl.&Sat.,F0b.2&3 TFN San Carlos & Kelly (behind Th« City of Sanibel board plus 9 hp auxiliary. Community.House Surfsvde Round Imari covered box Captain's Car Wash). Many nings, top pay. Apply in per- Has required Coast Guard EXCHANGE) - Your Sanjbel son, F&B QysterHouse. 2163 is currently Also used book sale, demon- sizes including dehumidified interviewing for: equipment. strations, galley, raffle, house or condo. Enjoy my in- HOMESITES for cigarettes, candy 4x4x4. Also open storage. Periwinkle Way. Sanibel, Flor- Asking *1200 ground pool, two fireplaces, ida. v'; :.-Vv. "•'. •;•'• i'': • .' 2 Clerk-Typtot autographs by local authors.. or khick knacks. In the One month rental or longer. Will accept any reasonable Benefit Sanibal private lake, scenic Hudson 585 East Gulf Dr. Sanibel Full security. .. ,:. 2 Public Works offer. 472-1447 River. West Point. About 75 SmrvlcMiwn Public Library Remember the address well, classic shades of blue, SALES PERSON NEEDED - TFN 2-2 minutes to New York by bus, Sanibel Shores — short walk to beach for s 481-6364 TFN Jeanette Daniels, five-Sanibel 1 Codes Inipactor - ' train or car. February 16-24, $18,900 it means luxury. burnt orange and gold. boutiques, full or part-time. 1 Building Irapactor April 12-20 and-or summer %- Good pay with good: insur-. weeks. Clifford Milo: 224 ; P,O. Drawer 436, ance. Call Mrs. Hamm. 472- SEWING Sycamore Dr., RD4, Newburgh, Leisure Acres - 100 x 200 ft. lot for only only 2 tft I ^ ' $27.00 Sanibel. FL 33957 N.Y. 12550. (914) 496-7504. ^728. •;. -. ' Telepfwn* 472-4135 $18,000 •';•' ". •• •'••• *• 1-26 . :.:.'.• " •:.•••-. .- •.'••,• -:-i-a6.: An Equal Opportunity MACHINE . offered exclusively by V BOOKKEEPER - For accounts Employer / UNCLAIMED Tahiti Shores Sub. — a real buy for only receivable. Multi-company :•• • •••;•. w» CHRISTMAS LAYAWAY $30,000 operation. Minimum 1 yepr BLUEBIL.l. experience. Equal Opportun- - Singer Future, electronic Pinate ity Employer. Contact JoAnn, look in walnut cabinet. Caloosa Shores - Canal lot for the boaters f or 472-5177. Makes buttonholes, sews on PROPF.RTILS INC. tH •; '•'• :'• • -•:'-.">:•• .:•••••.": ' 1-a*- only $35,000 REFRIGERATOR- Tappan. frost buttons, blind hams, fancy HARDWARE SALES PEOPLE - -free, f7 cu. ft., two door top .patterns. . and stretch 15th Big Season Full time. Experience prefer- • STATION freezer- White with gold stitches. Without attach- Castaways— Canal & Bayou Lots for your presents red. Bailey's True Value. 472- doors. Excellent. $150.00. ments. Balance due $178.77 special, home-priced from $27,000 to "Fishy Business" : ' or $12.00 par month. $35,000 - . Sat. Jan. 27 TAKING RESERVATIONS NOW i CAPTIVA ISLAND RESORT to National Sawing Cantor - For summer rental in Frank-, "Aaron Slick from KING SIZE BED -Comprising: 2 3083 Cleveland, Punkln Crick" seeking o,first cook-with sous . lin, North Carolina. 3W room Sanibel Estates - large lot with waterway for - chef potential. Must hay* .twin box springs and mat- (Next to Morrison's Cafe) apartment 6 miles north on Sun. Jan. 28 Apply in person tresses, gray 'padded: head- Cgrtaln8:15.P.M. franch chef experience in fin* Open 9-7 •,;• Cowee Mountain. Beautiful small boats— priced to sell $25,000 'TlW» •/ . board, 4 sets linens, 1 white I~K -':'••• •' •'• . /'-.••.••.'• is Box OHlc* 472-2121 restaurant. Call 472-5 111. ext. , ;; 332-4133 view. 472-2487. bedspread. $125. 472-2287. Cypress Square. 6535 McGregor Blvd., Ft. Myers, 481:V469§ 3341. -Tarpon Bay & Palm Ridge Rds TFN 1-26 1-26 J .<••:•. -."..., •-•:•-: •* ;-.;v.-T«H:. -: •- • - •: ' - •'•'.'• I MODERN REDWOOD - Fully HOME - On beautiful natural OFFICE OR STORE - Space LIGHTHOUSE POINT CONDO - BAYFRONT - 2 bedroom, fire- GARAGE STORAGE SPACE - furnished, 3 bedroom, 3 bath FOR SALE !!RENT!i Bay. Blind Pass beach, restau- available for immediate rent- Enjoy Gulf and bay beaches at place, sleeps 6 - $265 per 1528 Periwinkle, behind Is- home. AC, heat, Dish washer,.' CAPTIVA rant, groceries, marina, within tip of Islond away from wind week. $2500 - season. 472- land Bake. Shop. Phone: 481- Our beautiful new home in al. E.A. Browne Realty, Real- washer-dryer. Private .facing Directly on the Gult 3 minute walk. Private dock and traffic Brand new, luxur- •4439.' ; • ••• • -• '•••'.• ••••:• • BY OWNER Sanibel Lake Estates. Beauti- tor. 1554 Periwinkle. 472- 4746. lagoon on Ding Darling Bird Condominium Rentals Now Gulf view furnished effi- ious 2nd floor apartment with fully furnished, two bed- with water access to Sound rfH Auilible By the WMk Month or Yasr 5454. . ''••'• '-••:' .-. : ' ::•::':•' ' ? Sanctuary. .$600 per week - SANIBEL CONDO ciency apartments with fire- and Gulf. 3 double bedrooms, TPN bay view -2 bedrooms, den, 2 room, two baths. No Pets. Call (813) 463-2357 CHOICE WEEKS AVAILABLE - BEACH, POOL, TENNIS - Large $2000 per. month. Less before Or lease with option to buy. places. Next to Tree House 2 baths, Florida room, large ON THE GULF -- Loggerhead decks, screened porch, utility 6610 Estero Blvd LUXL / -2' bedroom, 2 bath 2-2, furnished.. Seasonal and- 12-15: Mrs. Donaldson, 1750 Fully furnished, 2 bedroom} (550 per month Gift Shop. "living room' with converto- Cay. 2 BD. 2 B luxuriously room, cable TV. Sleeps six. Ft. Myets Beach. Fl .33931 condominium apartment. or year lea»e, Sanibel. Roberts N. Clark St.-, Chicago. III. 2* bath. Pool, tennis, beach. (21*) 771-1700-Days , $250 per week ' couch. Ramped entrance in furnished. Heated pool, ten- Large pool, tennis courts, club- Beautifully furnished. Pool & Associates, Realty. Inc. 936- 60614. (312) 266-1886. $41,000 assumable mort- (216) 921-2110 - Evenings 332.5088 consideration of handicapped. nis, recreational facilities. house. Wildlife sanctuary next and tennis. $350 per week 2030. After hours associate SAYANA - Rent Gulf front TFN gage. TFN TFN Fantastic Birding from targe Available March and April - door. February-April, $500- (813)^32-2862. ; luxury, 2 bedrooms, 2 bath $74,900 PUNTA YBEL PENTHOUSE • Gulf front porch. Full kitchen. $250 week $500 a week. Off season rates week. Call collect (301) 229- 482-1485. condo. Compjete. Pool, tennis, 482-1219 condo. Accommodates two, no -5-1-79 to 12-1-79. $450 week after-Easter. Write B.J. Keller, 2159. eves. private, small complex,' Very SANIBEL'S FINEST 481-4915 (CAPTAIN'S PLAZA pets. Heated pool, tennis, - 12-1-79 to 5-1-4JO. Parcher. 400 First National Bank Bldg., 1-26 FOR RENT - bland Paradise. FOR RENT • Sanibel 2 bed- ASSOCIATED shuff leboard. Call 472-3624 or Box 208. Georgetown, MD ',•- New 3 bedroom 2 bath home. room, 2 bath condominium. desirable for monthly or long- TFN Store on Periwinkle Richmond. Ind. 47374, (317) 600 Square Feet 482-2444, ask for Nancy 21930. Tel. (301) 275-2209. 962-7527. FOR RENT - Vacation on a Pool, tennis court and direct 5-6 people. Pool,- tennis, er stays with excellent dis- Giilf Front WALK PROPERTIES count. Off-season $300 per $275 Per Month Thompson, Unit P6D Island tropical island in the Baham- beach access. Bikes available. sauna, etc. Near Bowman's Quiet atmosphere, attrac- TFN week, season - $600 week. For More Information Beach Club. CAYO COSTA TROPICAL • as. Modern. 3 bedroom house, (813)472-5483. Beoch. 332-1722. FOR LEASE CONDO LUXURY ACCOMMODATIONS (312) 887-7826. 3 bd.f 4 Baths tively furnished & newly Call 472-2364 ; 1-26 ISLAND - New cottage, com- - In Gulf front condor $25 a day. 472-4719. ;•.'••'• ••,••:••>-/ : ••v- :WN • • ••••,••--•••. '••'.- •• -'...mi decorated condo. 2 bedroom '. •• • . .. , TFN Super Penthouse Apartment Two bedroom, two bath Gulf- Evenings RENTALS LIGHTHOUSE POINT CONDO - pletely furnished. Get away minium complexes. Available TFN 1*/i bath. $425 monthly on 21'x22' porch overlooking view apartment, Island TFN Beach & Bayside Available Monthly, seasonal, annual, from it all, no phone or TV. through January 28th. Also FOR RENT BY OWNER -New 2 annual lease. Gulf. Heated pool, tennis, Beach Club. Walk-in closet; Please call: long term rental. Beautifully Weekends, weekly, or month- Shell Fair time from $265 a bedroom, 2 bath condo on 472-4823 ATTENTION! I - 1979-80 seo- golf, private cabana on. utility room with washer- Mary Lou Troucht at furnished. 2 bedroom. 2 bath, ly. Call 283-0895 for informo- week. 1 week minimum. Off- "ACROSS THE STREET" FROM THE BEACH Gulf: Fully equipped, garage TFN sonals. Luxury accommoda- beach. Rent weekly or dryer; all new appliances; 472-1613 A-C, utilities, pool, sauna. tion or write: Box 228, Bokeel- season from $150 a week. •. ' ' : ', IS OUR LOW-RENT CHARMER. _-..: tennis, pool. Weekly $500, Choice Weeks tions in the Gulf front condo- monthly.- fully carpeted; drapes; pool, TFN Respond: Box T.K., c-o Island ia. Fl. 33922. McCormick Enterprises, 1201 minium complex at 1978-79 monthly discount. G'eo. Crill- club house and other amen- man, M.D. (813) 472-4601. (305) 865-4446 Available Reporter. Sanibel, Fl. 33957 TFN Orchard Ave., Chicago prices. 4 month minimum - Rent our Sanibel garden apartment acres* the street from' ities. Covered parking, large • " . • %*- TFN LOGGERHEADCAYCONDO , 1-26 SANIBEL BEACH CLUB - Gulf Heights, III. 60411. (312) 755- $9d0 per month, 5 months or storage space. Available im- RENT the expensive Gulf, and save a small fortune. Winter rates Ground floor facing Gulf, TO RENT - Executive suite, 2 front condominium, accommo- 1600. P.M. calls-only. more - $800 per montn. Off- are just $375 per week. $1,000 monthly After April 15,' •: COMMERCIAL BUILDING - And mediately for annual lease. dates six. Available weekly: season, long term 50 percent additional covered work area Gulf Front interior decorated, 2 Bd., 2 bedroom. 2 bath for 4 adults 1-26 rentals are $175 weekly,; just $600 monthly. Our elegant, B, screened porch, sleeps 6, at the fabulous Lighthouse. February 17-March 31. Write APARTMENT FOR RENT - 1 discount. McCormick Enter- woodsy apartment has two bedrooms, two baths, front ondi on Periwinkle Way. Available $475 monthly, plus electric. Sanibel Island about January 1st. 472-1686. FOR RENT tennis heated pool. Avail- Resort, Sanibel Island. Every- or call J.S. Lewis, 867 West- bedroom and den, furnished, prises. 1201 Orchard Ave., back screened patios, huge living room, dining area, Our beautiful 2 bedroom, 2 : able: Feb., April, Easter. •-•• ." • ••• . - ' • TFN' MARCH 3-17 thing included. February 3- port Drive, Youngstown, Ohio, A-C with sundecks on the Gulf. Chicago Heights, III. 60411. gourmet kitchen, "islandy" furnishings including bdr. cable Call Don Whitehead, 472- bath aparfment at Sunset 44511. (216)786-9329. Lovely, spacious,- approx. 472-4855 February 10th, $550 com- 472-2177 after 5 p.m. Prefer (312) 755-1600. P.M. ~ calls T.V., telephone, carport, tennis,, heated pool,' and private 1587 or evenings at 472- South Condominiums. Com- only. 2,000 sq. ft. beautifully fur- (201) 327-7286 1-26 plete. Call collect - (705) 254- TFN yearly lease. beach.access across the street. Condos across the street rent SANIBEL ISLAND RENTAL 1365 pletely furnished, miles of nished 3 bedroom, '2 bath 4091, evenings. FOR RENT - 2.twin bedroom TFN 1.26 for $600 per week in winter. $300 other times. Ours Is 'Sundial Condo TFN sandy beach. Season, 1-26 cottage, two full baths, washer hundreds less, with loads more charm. Write: S. Dletz, 7925 cohdo.: Huge living room, monthly, 2 weeks. Don Fase: Gulf View •••:;• dining room,: kitchen and -dryer, color TV. fireploce, S.W. 51 Ave;. Miami. Fla. 33143. Phone: (305) 667-7S70. No New listing, beautiful 1 BD, 1 7590 Courtland Dr., NE Rock- EXECUTIVE THREE BEDROOM, utility room. - Ground floor, j LUSCIOUS VEGETATED COR- lovely yard, beach easement, pets. : .- . •.;••.-.• •" .-••••'• B condo on Vi mile of sand ford, Michigan, 49341. three bath, on Lockmoor golf RENT FROM OWNER beautiful view, directly on GULF FRONT FOR LEASE NER LOT - 100 ft. x 115 ft. on month or season. Box A.S.W., beach. Tennis,- pool. Best TFN course. Beaotiful setting, com- - . -• - •-•••••• ••"•.••'• ". V '.. ' TFN San Carlos Bay. Pool, tennis Spectacular view of the Gulf Dixie Beach Blvd. and Center c-o Island Reporter, P.O. AND SAVE weeks still , available, SANDDOLLAR CONDO pletely furnished. For rent courts, gril|s, bikes, etc. at FOR RENT highlights this 4th floor, 1 St. $13,000. terms. 472-4714 Drawer R. Sanibel, Fl. 33957. reasonable weekly rate. with option to buy. Phone 995- Lighthouse-Resort and Club.. Lovely decorator furnished. bedroom luxury apartment. or (305) 264-1975, after 6:30 1.26 SPACIOUS 2 BEDROOM, Write S.H.C., 29801 High- 7464. Approximately 1600 sq. ft. 2 Completely furnished with p.m. meadow, Farmington Hills, 715-387-1320 after 6 p.m. 2-2 VACATION RENTAL- $500 PER 2 BATH APARTMENT BD, 2 B. Completely equip- SANIBEL decorator wallpaper ac- 2-23 Mich. 48018. ,. BONITA BEACH. GULF FRONT - WEEK - Captive Island. Gulf ped - tennis, heated pool, cents. At Sundial Beach and front. Beautiful quiet location. «689 ,.26 Modern, 1 bedroom apart- Tennis Club. 6 month sum- 2 BEDROOM. 2 BATH CONDO - New 2 bedroom, 2 bath fully SANIBEL SURFSIDE ON THE GULF outdoor gas grills. Racquet Furnished, at Sanibel Arms 1 and 2 bedroom beach cot- ball in walking- distance - ment. Gulf view $230. Gulf mer season rental at $400 furnished condo. all utilities. Fully equipped, great view, tennis, pool. West. Tennis, pool, boat dock. tages. Good shelling, fishing. golf nearby. Beautiful view - front, $275 per week. Open per month - in-seoson at • Available* February, March, Only $400 • week January-*abruary $76,500. Owner (513) 984- Sailboat and fishing boot. For excellent shelling-50O4t. of .cjfter 3-11-79. Long rent dis- $1150 per month plus utili- April. By owner. P.O. Box 263. 5005. information call: (813) 472- . Call collect (404) 3W-2460; or write: ,. private beach. Season. $600 count., Please no pets. ~~ ties. 'Will consider' year Ft. Myers, Fl. 33902. 2-16 4207. • Apartment: 740 Old Campus Trail. Atlanta, GA 30328. WINTER a week, 4 persons (will sleep round lease. 1-26 MARINER POINTE CONDO - By TFN 1-26 6). No pets. Contact C.B. J.J.R., Call Rose: 472-3693 owner. 2 bedroom. 2 bath, Harper, P.O. Box 4989, 2883 Aspen Lane 1-26 completely furnished. Write WaCovarTha Islands Clearwater, Fl. 33518 (813) Bloomfield Hills, Mi. 48013 Box G.Q., c-o Island Reporter, KNUDSEN REALTY, INC. 441-3231. (813) 446-2959. (313) 335-6522 P.O. Drawer R, Sanibel, Fl. . 1-26 Rates begin at $500-week TFN GULF 33957. RENTAL DIVISION ' In the •;• ..-•• • TFN Huxter's Market Plaza Gulf front, 2 bedroom, 2 bath FRONT (813) 472-3737 1207 Periwinkle Way SHELL HARBOR - 3 bedroom SANIBEL LUXURY APARTMENTS Michigan Brighton. Heated Bonnie Righter, Realtor-Associate YOUR CHOICE RENT DIRECT FROM OWNER pool, boat dock, excellent, by RENTAL MANAGER Island TWO LIGHTED Three privately owned, owner. 472-2577. CENTER GULF FRONT beautifully furnished luxury TFN CONDOS apartments in choice beach GULF FRONTS TO NATURE TRAILS Accommodations FOR SALE - By the week for a Atrium $675 wk - $2600 mo - Gulf frt. TENNIS COURTS King's Crown-Ocean's Reach front condominiums - 1, 2, or For those who love Sanibel BUILDING 3 bedrooms - from $375 per lifetime. 2 bedroom fully fur- Blind Pass from $375 wk. , ,., GULF VIEW week. nished waterfront condos on Sanddollar Sanibel Arms West Capt. Walk from $700 mo. - Pointe Santo - Island Beach the lighthouse end of the Compass Point Sanibel Arms tow density complex Across From Bank of the Beautiful 2 bedroom, 2 bath CALL OR WRITE NOWII Island Beach Club $450 wk ' Island. One time price as low Sanibel Siesta Sanibel Seashelts Islands condos available at off sea- (305)94541101 Lighthouse Point $500 Heated Pool - Gas Bar-B-Q grills as $2,900. Full price plus Mariner Pointe Sanibel Surf side -850 sq- ft. unit in established son rates starting April 21. TURN SNOW FLAKES Loggerhead Cay - from $400 wk • annual dues. Call 472-5181, 8 On-site management plaza. Taking reservations now for Mr. "A" Nationwide We serve a limited number of clients and thus offer more Ocean's Reach - $31 S-$365 wk. Jan. - $300-$390 wk a.m.-9 p.m. for appointment. personal service to both owner and renter. $444 monthly. the 1979-80 season. 17070 Collins Ave. Rm. 263 INTO Pointe Santo from $500 wk Available Immediately! N. Miami Beach. Fl. 33160 Interval Realty, Inc., Broker. - Sand Pebble $350 wk ' Pelicans Roost (313)645-5498 TFN TFN BARGAIN - Better then gold or grains of sand or pretty shells as you vacation on Sanibel or Sanibel Arms - Gulf front Avail 1-21-4-1 Lou Joseph Realty . Florida Enterprises diamonds, 3 bedroom dream Captiva Island at one of the following condominiums.... Sayana - from $550 wk 605 Donax Street Realtor 1344 Willow Lane home on pilings, Captiva Is- Sea Winds - $350 wk. - $1150 mo. 939-2411 Birmingham, Mich. 48009 Sanibel, Florida 33957 . land, gulf frontage. First Spanish Coy - from $900 mo 2-2 TFN RENTALS Newton Atrium Nutmeg Sundial • $350 wk-Gulf view (813) 472-2996 $85,000 takes all. Phone 813- Blind Pass Pointe Santo de Sanibel Surfside XII - $800 wk - Gulf front 2-2 Unique apartments for your 542-2822. Paul. Associates, Inc. Captain's Walk • Sanddollar . . vacation stay on a. unique 2-9 Tennis Place - $300 wk. s . Realtor Member MLS Coquina Beach Sand Pebble island. Come to Sanibel FOR SALE - Spectacular in- Donax Village " Sanlbef Arms West 10 percent Discount for 4 wks or longer - $325/WEEK Beach Club. Spacious, luxur- terior, breath-taking piling, 3 Golden Beach Sanibel Surfside ious two bedroom, two bath, bedroom beach home. Captiva Sundial of Sanibel Gulf Beach Seagrape Village THIS WINTER AT OUR on the Gulf - plus pool. Island . o{ Gulf of Mexico. Island Beach Club. South Seas Plantation NEW LISTINGS Sacrifice $85,000 cash. Phone Junonia Spanish Cay Captain's Walk - 1st floor - $700 mo. - Available season due LOGGERHEAD CAY CONDO Interval Realty. Inc. Paul 813-542-2822. Condominiums on the Gulf of Mexico ... completely Sundial King's Crown to cancellation '••..•-.•• •• ' , ..;.•'.', "....•.-•••.•. Realtor _,,. .. . ';;!;• 2-9 furnished resale apartments... restaurant and lounge, steps Surfside 12 Lighthouse Point Deluxe 3-2 house - fool-tennis $600 wk. Across from Gulf Nerita Street ^BAYOUS LQT - With utilities away... tennis, if you like... 2.000 feet of beautiful Sanibel Tennhv Place - ; 2 bedroom - 2 bath fully furhished Loggerhead Cay Gulf Beach - $550 - ' •...... :.;.;, /...... • ../' ; . .. ;., Z Sanibel, Fl. facing sanctuary on the lake. beachfront. " Ventura.Captiva ' ; Mariner Pointe Kings Crown • Gaff view- $600 wk. Large heated pool, tennis courts, (813)472-1545 100' frontage. $21,000. 25 percent down, ..balance in 3 Villa Sanibel Ughthouse Pointe - 2-2-Den-Bayview $550 wk. ••--•'••••• - .' . • .. .TFN 1 Searoom. Gulf Front. Winter home and well cared-for. • years at 9 percent mortgage; Loggerhead Cay - Available 2-1 -79 to 3-16-79 ; beach front complex. Shows beautifully. $81,000. Call (315) 789-6650, between Spanish Cay -$900 to $1200 mo. : ; 7 and 9 p.m. ' or we have cottages, houses and duplexes available. From 1 •aarooai. Gulf Views. $56,000 and $58,000. Good value. Tennis Place $300 vk. (813) 472-3571 1-26 SANIBEL 2-23 December 15,1978 to May 1.1979. Prices range from 200.00 Tahiti Shores-2-2 Avail to 2-1 j OWNER OCCUPIED - Mint con- 1 Bedroom. Garden Views. $56,000 to $60,000. to 1,000 per week. . ' RENTAL dition, 2 bedroom, 2 bath _condo* close to beach, deeded 2 Bedrooms. 2 full baths. Gulf Front. Excellent location. TENNISPLACE Lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath easement. Utility room, large Gumbo Limbo -tradewinds -Tahiti Shores - Rocks . Many extras, including washer and dryer in apartment. home. Completely furnished. • screened porch overlooking Shell Basket Lone - Minutes from Gulf $1200 mo ; 2840 Gulf Drive, just west of .Tarpon Bay Completely furnished 2 bedroom condominium lo- $125,000. Short walk to San Carlos Bay, lagoon and golf course. Gulf front - 2 bdrm-2 both $525 v* <$200Cr mo ' Sanibel Island, Florida 33957 cated at Sanibel's Tennisplqce condominium. Heated PLEASE CALL... 472-4113 swimming pool, tennis"'courts, fishing, barbecue grills, on deep water canal, open to $58,000. unfurnished, includ- -2 Bedrooms, 2 full baths. Garden Views. Exceptional Duplex -1 bdrm $600 mo - 2 bdrm From $750-mo. Telephone (813) 472-4634 shelling and much more. - boy. Fish or boat from your ing appliances, carpeting, values at $80,000 and $81,300. drapes. Furnishings negoti- Luxury 2 bedroom, 2 bath own dock. Monthly rental able. Phone 472-4756. ANNUAL LEASE Tentol apartments . - * * For reservations and Information, call toll free: during season, 2 week mini- l^ mum off season. Write or 1-26 Unfurn. 3-2 Bayberry model house - Off-season rates in effect until December 15th; 1(800)237-5141 call: W.J. Miracle, 3066 N. 1246 MIDDLE GULF DRIVE $50P-mo. w-o pool, available Feb.; 1st ' h. . Winter rotesjstarting at $350 per week. or in Florida: OVERSIZED CORNtR LOT - 2-2 Blind Pais $500 mo. Furn. avail, now .; , .:• * Rates of I month or longer discounted. • (813)472-1568 Oakland St., Arlington. VA Ready for building. Block to Main Office: P.6. Box 57 Contact resident manager 22207. beach, deeded easement. Periwinkle Way, Sanibel Island, Florida 472-1511 1' (703)327-4131 $25,000. Principals only. Own- (813) 472-4151 Fora choice selection to meet your requirements;'just write' Or write: Pointe Sanibel Development, 2445 Gulf Branch Off Icei Causeway Road 472-4121 , ?? or write for information \ . . Drive, Sanibel, Fl. 33957. Sanibel call: 472-1243 er^P.O. Box 91. Sanibel. Fl. Captiva Offices Andy Rosse Ln. 472-1149,472-5^4 or; call our-rental department. Joan Good - Linda Miller • 33957. ' y : TFN 1-26 ~ TFN l ffi Realtor-Associate ":~ ;: •.,:'..•-•''• ' REALTOR Rental Officer Causeway Road. 472-4113 -•• •', ••• • _-• -••• ••-• .-••,,.- TFM Island Reporter January 26,1979 B35 B34 January 26,1979 Island Reporter ^ WRFTE P.O. DRAWER R, SANIBEL ISLAND; FLORIDA 33957 472-1587 JOHN NAUMANN & ASSOCIATES. INC. .Specializing In condominium Reg. Real Estate Broker sales, resales, and rental REALTOR NEWTON management ASSOCIATES, VOURFMTURE ANNOUNCING Executive Services, Inc mREALTOR' DOSIISJA OF SANIBEL INC. A Choice Offering Of John Naumann and Associates is proud to announce the sale Sanibel and Captiva Real Estate home on Sanibel of Dosina of Sanibel, a small, low density, luxury condo- Sanibel's Complete minium complex located on the quiet end of the island. CREALTORH- could be one of the Choose one of four Gulf front, 3 bedroom, 2 bath units Real Estate Company SURFSIDE 12 containing over 2300 sq. ft. Now under construction, Dosina SANIBEL ARMS WEST features private garages, heated pool, tennis, and much following homesites: more. Compare at $180,000. . :* REALTORS • MEMBER MLS BEACHFRONT LIVING: Welcome to beachfront living THE ULTIMATE CONDOMINIUM on Sanibel Island! This comfortably furnished two A WAY OF LIFE THAT IS TIMELESS... ELEGANT... AND -bedroom, two bath, residence opens onto a. large . FOR A FORTUNATE FEW (only 12) ONLY A FEW LEFT screened porch overlooking the Gulf of Mexico. BAYFRONT BARGAINS f Excellent tennis facilities, clubhouse, swimming pool, WEST BOCKS - lot-6 Blk C $20,000 There are only a few lots left in Shell Harbor, that are oh the Considering purchasing your own vocation get-away on 'and a superb shelling beach provide a variety of .'-With'waterfront, property appreciating at an unprecedented WEST ROCKS- lot 1 Blk A '- $25,500 Every once in a great, great while there is a buy that is so rate wehave two bayfrontcondominiums that offer, perhaps, market where* you can take a larger boat out without Sanibel? Enjoy shelling, tennis, the good life? Come visit the recreation activities. Your Island lifestyle will be right WEST BOCKS - lot 43 Blk A $28,000 intensely appealing you can't resist it. Like many people you the greatest investment potential on Sanibel. The first is a 2 worrying' about going under a low bridge. This lot is wonderful world of Sundial. Stop by our Sundial offices or call at home at Sanibel Arms West, for $96,500. EAST BOCKS -Jot 26 Blk A $20,000 probably want'lots of room.; These exceptional units have, bedroom, 2 bath* ground* floor'unit which! comes, fully seawalled and has a dock. $66,900. ' . us for complete details on owning your own piece of Sanibel. WEST GULF DRIVE $25,000 three generous bedrooms, with slidirTg gtass doors opening furriishedfor only $87,500;The second is also a 2 bedroom, 2 GULF PINES-lot 82 ^ . V$19,500 onto the balcony. Another one of the appealing qualities is bath apartment located on the ground floor and is somewhat GULF PINES-lot 90 ..,.;.;,. $27,500 -theDeLuxebaths, giving you a certain feeling of: luxury. The larger. This one may be purchased for $110,000 furnished or GULF PINES-lof 94 & 95 $40,000 for both BUILT-IN FINANCING - Owner will help you purchase this living, dining, kitchen area is terrifically functional with a for $100,000 unfurnished. Both of these apartments offer GULF PINES-lot 91, 92, 93 " $39,000 each one bedroom, one bath efficiency with a second mortgage. great casual look. V ' . '•.'""'. spectacular unobstructed views of the bay and causeway by GULF PINES-lot 84 $21,500 ON SANIBEL, SUCCESS IS SPELLED Existing mortgage is assumable at 8 Vi percent. A lovely Gulf day and the city lights at night. ' . -• SANIBEL BAYOUS- lot 102 $26,000 view makes this apartment a steal at $56,000. Call us for PRIVATE HOMESITE LAKE MUREX * lot 69 & 69A $19,500 more information. 472-4151. Ref. No. 1 LOGGERHEAD CAY LAGOON ESTATES V FOR THE DISCRIMINATING "do It yourself home decorator" 2'/> ACRE ISLAND HOMESITE: An outstanding location •-:••:.•: ;,$14»0Q0 SANIBELLAKE ESTATES $17,000 with vyater meter we recommend Unit-A-2 at Surfslde twelve. The unique . . . and we have a beautiful 2 bedroom,.2 bath Gulf view for a very private home, this large homesite is. SANIBEL LAKE ESTATES- lots 17 & 33 : %18.0Q0.each charoctor of the vaulted ceiling, plus the off white carpeting furnished apartment that is an outstanding value at $88,000. situated in a naturally wooded area near school, 5 BUILT-IN RENTAL - This Club Suite with panel fold wall can SANIBEL SHORES^lQt 21 Blk 4 , :n, . •. S240/J0 "Is a- perfect start for choosing-your own furnishings using This unit is on the third floor and affords a beautiful view of be purchased with a built in rental thru March. Just listed for recreation facilities churches, and nature conservan- SANIBEL SHORES- lot 18 (Cardium St.), .$17,000 'such delightful colorings as wintergreen, watermelon, sky PARE TO COMPARE the courtyard and Gulf. Loggerhead Cay is truly one of the $67,500. 472-4151. Ref. No. 2 cies. Encompassing 2Vi acres on Sanibel Island, with SANIBEL SHORES-lots 24 & 25 (Nerito^t.) $22,000 blue/stone.mix or natural. All this ads up to doing things premier developments on Sanibel. • paved road frontage, this exciting, property is now We've recently obtained two listings at Pointe Santo de SANIBEL SHORES - lots 20 & 21 (Cardium §t.) $24,000 your way with endless possibilities. Priced at $150,000. Visit available to you for $50,000. our model at. Surfslde Twelve, 585 .East Gulf Drive or call Sanibel and we dare you to compare their prices with those SANIBEL SHORES-lots 31 « 32 $23,500 for both currently: available:. First, at $134,500, we have a fully LOVELY - One of the few Club Suites directly on the Gulf. LOS CONCHOSE DEL MARi lots 20, 21, 22 Blk A 472-1528-for further Information;- :^--Y : ; * : furnished ground floor, two bedroom, two bath unit located OCEAN FRONT This lovel apartment with panel-fold wall is owner occupied, - $20,000 each in a golf front building. Next, sporting a magnificent gulf well maintained, and'offers Florida living at it's finest. You SHELL HARBOR-lot 40 2nd Add'n. $49,500 ' view,.we have a two bedroom, two bath apartment located Just listed! a 4th floor, 2 bedroom, 2 bath unit fully will want to be the first in line to see this beauty. $81,000. SHELL HARBOR-lot 3rd Add'n. \. $43,000 on the third floor and priced to sell at $129,500. furnished. The spectacular Gulf view and private,.unspoiled Call 472-4151. Ref. No. 3. • • • •?• ..'•?.'.."?•: ivij-V-S-r.''-.-1'. '-i.~-'.••-"•• /.- ..with water meter : LOGGERHEAD CAY beach make this apartment one of the best buys on the MARINER POINTE SHELL HARBOR- lot $43,000 with water meter Island at $93,900 furnished. SANIBEL RIVER ESTATES-lot $22,000 'Here's something special for your enjoyment. Amazing buys THE QUIET SIDE: Relax on the quiet side of Sanibel in a complex with approximately 450 feet of beautiful beach NEW LISTING • Top floor overlooking the Gulf. Beautiful 2 >• • • with water meter & Perc test Island. Two bedroom, two bath residences are now where you can feel the sand between your toes while you are bedroom 2 bath deluxe apartment with convertible den - available at Mariner Pointe. Beautiful views, boat shelling. • ' LOOKING FOR A completely furnished in lovely Florida colors. The large dockage, tennis, swimming, a private fishing pier, and assumable mortgage makes this outstanding apartment a serene bayfront boardwalk complement spacious PLACE TO PARK YOUR BOAT? AT SPANISH CAY, BY GEORGE! even more, attractive. Come by dur Sundial office for a condominium homes. From $85,000. WHEN YOU SEE THE PRICE of this LOGGERHEAD CAY unit it showing. $165,000. Ref. No. 4 will seem like OLD TIMES ... WHEN DOLLARS HAD CENTS. That is, George the old and neighborly alligator, who lives in Wealth is not in the bucks you have ... its what they buy in If you desire an easily affordable condominium with direct deep water access, then we have what you're looking for. the canal adjacent to this charming 2 bedroom, 2 bath .the market.place. Here we have a two bedroom, two bath condominium. Enjoy the spectacular view of the Gulf or the furnished condominium just, waiting for a knowiedgable Located at Tennis Place, this hondsome, 2 bedroom, l'/i bath ON THE GULF - This Gulf front 2 bedroom, 2 bath apartment -apartment comes fully'furnished far $58,500. golf course from your balcony or screened porch in comfort has all the conveniences of home to complement the relaxed owner who" appreciates d bargain when he sees one. Priced in this top floor, brightly furnished apartment. Take your cue resort lifestyle of Sundial. Full1 size built-in washer and dryer -under Ninety Thousand Dollars. Call-472-1528 for an from George and.snap up'this value at $69,500 furnished. at your fingertips and nearly new,, plush carpeting in the SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION appointment or stop in at 2422 Periwinkle Way -Blueblll living-dining area make this apartment unique. Other extras Properties, Inc. You will like the easy financing. will ad to your pleasure. $125,000. See you at Sundial. Ref. TENNIS VILLAS at South Seas Plantation, one bedroom, BLIND PASS No. 5 : excellent leaseback arrangement, furnished. $79,500- $79,900. . - 'v : Located in the Blind Pass complex, choose from two finely COMMERCIAL LOT OH WHAT LOVELY YEARS AHEAD appointed apartmentsisituated next-to the most beautiful beach on Sanibel.first,.priced at $85,000, we have a 2nd GOOD BUY - 2 bedrooms, 2 baths just steps away from your floor:2 bedroom, .2Vi bath townhouse ready for your ON PERIWINKLE ... swimming pool. This first floor apartment adds convenience It is difficult fo Imagine a better retirement home than a inspection; Next we have a 2 bedroom, 2 bath apartment; to its lovely garden view. $81,300. Ref. No. 6 "" We have homesites on North Captiva in North Captiva roomy three bedroom Kings Crown condominium unit. Kings also located on the second floor and priced to sell at $79,000. for your own personal shop or office or just pure investment. Dunes, Captiva Palmaand Redfish Shores ranging in Crown has long attracted the attention of the selective buyer. Very limited commercial opportunities left on Sanibel in this TENNISPLACE price from $5,000 to Gulf Front lots for $20,000, This pre-owned, first floor unit is new on the market. The price range. Listed at $46,900. Act now, won't last long at this price. . . . TOP FLOOR - TOP DRAWER • This 1 bedroom, 1 both furnishings possess a timeless beauty and a unique character •- efficiency located on the top floor, overlooks the garden and EXCELLENT' VALUE: At Tennisplace. conveniently of their own because of the subtle variations in color, LAKEFRQNTLOT out to the Gulf. An excellent buy at $58,000. Ref. No. 7. situated on Sanibel Island's quiet bayside. A one Including me stunning wall paper treatment. If you need only bedroom, one bath waterfront condominium home ivw. bedrooms use the third pne for fl den, work" room, or '•••< Build your own home on this conveniently located lakefront We also offer a good commercial parcel on Palm Ridge THIS IS INDEED A ... A few of the excellent listings at Sundial' invites your inspection. Tennis courts, heated pool, what have you. There are two ceramic tile baths, large lot in the Gumbo Limbo Subdivision. Priced to sell at $25,000. Rd. for $110,000 ' covered parking, and a private storage room enhance man-sized wolk-tn closets, all appliances Including under its value. Well situated for year round living, or as a cover compoctor, dishwasher, full size washer and dryer. : RARE OPPORTUNITY ... rental property, this outstanding residence is now Enjoy the tennis court, heated pool, pool bath house and the '• available priced at $43,000. spacious, well landscaped grounds. The self-service elevator GULF PfMES II LOT takes you to the first floor location, or you can use the > to buy a 2 bedroom, 2 bath completely furnished unit for NEWTON ASSOCIATES with offices at Sundial will help you stair-way adjocent to the apartment. Call for an appointment' $74,500. Blind Pass condominiums also have established an. select your Island retreat. Come see your Sundial Realtor. Located in the Gulf Pines II subdivision, we have, for your • to see for yourself. • inspection, an oversized cul-de-sac lot priced to sell at excellent rental history. The most outstanding characteristic Our Associates look forward to meeting you. Your personal inspection of these and other $17,900. : is the secluded beach. The beach undoubtedly is one of the fine properties may be arranged by most beautiful in the world. Call us now I contacting: BUJEBUi 2 FdR THE PRICE OF ONE R fSCI Ha; X2\u U.S. 41 SOUTH WIU TAKE YOU TO . Six bulldable lots off West Gulf Drive of over an acre a piece VACATION AND INVESTMENT OUR VANDERBILT OFFICES with beach access.!Available for the unbelievable price, of PROPERTIES, INC. Realty; Inc. $25,000 each. Good terms available. Executive Serviced, Inc. THE BEAUTIFUL MODELS Sanibel Island (813) 47*.5187 * Stanley E. Johnson, Jr. GRI President Real Estate Broker Captiva Island (813) 472-2523 ;••.-••• Sheila B. Snell. GW Vice President Vanderbilt Surf Colony, 25 Blueblll Avenue : Vanderbilt GuliSide. 10851 Gulf Shore Drive Main Off ice: 455 Periwinkle Way Newton Associates, Inc. P.O. Box 168. SanibeNsland.florlda 33957 - •' •••;. and associates • ••• •• • JOHN NAUMANN 4 ASSOCIATES. INC Bay Shores of Vanderbilt Beach. 10475 Gulf Shore 4 (At the Lighthouse end of the Island) ':.•-• Main Office PlO. Box 57 Realtors PeriwnkleWay.Sonibel Island,Florida472-1511 Main Offices 2422 Perl winkle Way 472-4195 Bcahchb^lc^Cautewdy Rood 472-4121 ' ' SanlbeJ tefand. Hot-Ma $3157 Branch Off ice: 2427 Periwinkle Way 1246 Middle Gulf Drive Captiva OfAcM Andy RosseLn. 472-5154. 472*1149 (Just before Bailey's Shopping Center) Sanibel. Fl. 33957 Island Accommodations CauMway Rood 472-411? (813) 472-1528 2019 Periwinkle Way (813)472-4151 m SanibeliFi. 33957 472-3133 B36 January 26,1979 Island Reporter Island Heporter January 26, 1979 B37 advertising WRITE P.O. DRAWER R. SANIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA 33957 472-1587 WRPTE RGJ. DRAWER R, SANIBEL ISUND:i Ar\ih , FLORiDci inoinAA 3395OOQC7T A-in472-158 A co-7 ^^ GULF VIEW - 1 bedroom CAYO COSTA -108 feet, Gulf For Sale furnished condo, low down front to bay, cottage, dock, CAPTIVA payment. $49,000. Write or welt terms, will trade. 334- FOR SALE Beachvlew Country Club Dunes Golf Course Smart money buys... call for .particulars' sheet. Art 7093. By Owner Starting at $77,900 Sundial Resales Corrjpass Point at below market price. VonderStek, 103 South Mam, CONDOMINIUM Furnished 2 bedroom,'2 bath Waterfront - Golf Course SanlbeJ Homes I2-2O by JOHN^AUMANN & ASSOCIATES, INC REALTORS Mountain Home, AR. 72653. at Sanibel Arms West. 2nd Private sale. Directly on Gulf Beach, on Lot 68 481-2512 2 BD, 2 B - South Seas Planta- (501) 425-3000. SEA SHELLS OF SANIBEL - 2 floor, Gulf view. $79,900. A. Sanibel Island. Two bedroom, 2 bath, 473-2826 TO* R£ALIOR bedroom, 2 bath apartment, tion, Marina.VHtq: .500 Brown,. 9480 S.W. 108St., 2-2 ground floor, nicely furnished. Miami, Fl. 33176. dining or den. Deluxe space plus FOR SALE - Walk to the beach 481-177T THOMAS H. BROWN $59,000 firm. Call (813) 332- (305)2714473 microwave, Jacuzzi; terrace, heated pool, from this 3 bedroom, canal 2862, after 6 p.m. 472-4964 1-26 TFN tennis. Your opportunity to save before ' front home with pool in exclu- TPN GULP FRONT - 2 bedroom, 2 bath. den. Choose your sive Shell Harbor subdivision. construction completed. CASA YBEL IS A GREAT BUY 1 own furniture $152,000 Never occupied. Write Bay- CAPT1VA - 3 bedroom furnish- GRANITE 408 W. 57th St., N.Y., N.Y.,10019 GULP VIEW- 2 bedroom, 2 bath, den. Three to choose shore Homes', 9436 Sage Ct., ed house on 100 ft: Gulf front $90,000 lot. Priced unbelievably low. LOGGERHEAD CAY from $122,000-$ 126,000 Sanibel or call 472-2583,"- ON THE BAY 212-541-6270 Brand new— Completely Furnished - One Bedroom, One Blue Chip Realty, Inc., Real- CONDOMINIUM 3-9 ••.: ••' •.••-:••-..•.. . -.. .- • .TPN Bath Resort Environment with Outstanding Amenities - 472-4138 tors. 340 San Carlos Blvd., Ft. S82.50O Sanibel, Castaways area. 2 ESTABLISHED SPORTS CLOTH- Panoramic Viewof the Gulf - Excellent lease agreement with Myers Beach, 33931. 463- Bedroom, 2 bath home with ING STORE - In prime location • Casa Ybel Resort."" - . - ••'.•.. 5771. Newly Furnished family kitchen and 2 screen- PRE-OWNED on Sanibel. For sale by owner. CALLUSTODAYI TFN Large 2 bedroom, 2 bath unit ed porches overlooking bay : : Fully stocked with fashionable with Gulf view in the condo and private dock. 472-5187 •VIOTEL _• ;:r ,r :: 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath - Furnished. Two at $55,000 island wear. $25,000. 472- with all the amenities. Pool, $79,000 VACATION AND INVESTMENT Complete , •, ,..'••' 4719. ..-TPN 3 BAYFRONT tennis courts, putting green, Call ownerafter Jan. 22. 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Furnished. View of lovely court- PROPERTIES. INC. .- SEAHORSE COTTAGES shuffleboard courts, recre- 472-1236 yard $78,000 . RIGHT ON THE GULF - And ation building, outside stor- 1509 Periwinkle Way Six rental units plus owner's spacious apartment. Beautifully HOMES 1-26 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath Furnished. Gulf front corner • 2 Sanibel's beautiful beach. age, and on-site manage- REALTOR TPN landscaped grounds with coconut palms, citrus, and banana f On Large Lots balconies $135,000 • -, , . - .. New deluxe condo with tennis, ment. E. Fister. trees. One half block to San Carlos Bay and one block to golf, and pool. 40 ft. wrap Each has 150 foot 472-3439 beach access. Good sheHing and fishing. Price: $200,000 around screened porch, living private beach. Offering, a .full .service rental program, .13 tennis- TFN 666 Beach Road with assumable: mortgage. •_ - . ' courts, dining room/Cocktail lounge, pools & more. - room, dining room, kitchen. 2 Blue Chip Realty, Inc. ' CONDO Unit No. 424 bedroom, 2 baths, convertible' Realtors den. Beautifully furnished. $89,500 463-5771 FOR SALE (612) 484-9722. TPN DO YOU WANT A SANIBEL HOMES Contact - .;•;•.:.;..-. - ' ••,-' • .",- -TPN' HOME FOR YOUR WIN- ENJOY SPACIOUS COMFORTABLE LIVING IN A FULLY- John Naumann & Associates, Inc. By Owner FOR SALE BY OWNER - Sayana TERS? CAN YOU PAY EQUIPPED PRESTIGE CONDOMINIUM APARTMENT. SHELL HARBOR 2019 Periwinkle Way On the Gulf at Loggerhead $16,380 DOWN AND *343 • ' . • • - ' • " ' ' • ~ •. '• •'•'•••••"•. - -' ••— .',''•**•• •-;..- ••*_•• Gulf front.. 2 bedroom, 2 bath, RECREATION BUILDING. TENNIS. SHUFFLEBOARD, Sanibel, Fl. 33957 Cay. 3 minutes from, cause- 2nd floor, beautifully furnish- PER MONTH? PUTTING GREEN AND . Spacious home; Michigan Bristol model, 4 bedroom, 2V4 way. Top floor with beautiful MILES OF WHITE SAND BEACH ON THE GULF OF MEXICO ed and fully equipped. Small RETIRE views of the beaches and * bath, living room, dining room, and garden room overlook- (813) 472-3121 .complex, private pool and Buy this custom built 3 bed- SANIBEL ISLAND WAS CREATED FOR IMPORTANT LEISURE ing beautiful pool area and boat dock. Double garage, pro- water. 2 Br's, 2 Baths, car- HOURS. tennis. $145,000. (312) 887- room, 2 bath home. Live in peting, draperies, range, re- (Registered Real Estate Broker) fessionally landscaped. Available Fumisned or Unfurnished ON THE EASY FINANCING WITH ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE 7826. - your home in the winter; frigerator, DW., washer & ;' " '• . • ' TPN BEACH have rental income' during dryer, disposal, all in top To30 Periwinkle Way SANIBEL HARBOURS ^ % the remaining months. Piling' condition. Never rented. Exclusive Agent Call or write: FOR SALE - Lot 98 - Beachview INC The fulfillment of your home with screened front Large pool, tennis courts, . Country. Club Estates, Sanibel. Opposite Bank of fhe Islands Beautiful, newly-decorated, home" on canal within, uii- • KNUDSEN REALTY, dream. A fabulous 3 bed- porch, spacious rear deck. shuffleboards, recreation BLJUEHLL PROPERTIES INC obstructed view of Saa Carlos Bay. The livingrooTfrTWnlng : • Large corner lot on golf' room fully decorated home. Large hobby-storage room building. in Sanibel Plaza course,' palm trees. Gulf 150 foot beachfront. V* below. Reg. Real Estate Broker room, kitchen, and each of the 3 bedrooms have theiR^own - fieattor acre (813) 472-1528 m Sanibel, Florida 33957 view of the Bay. New floor covering in the 2 baths and. access, city sewer arid water. valuable Sanibel land. Call kitchen; also, new appliances, carpeting, and drapes. Large * (Landlubber Shopping Center) $41,500. Write H. Krusche, owner: 7-9. p.m. (813)332-4624 Call 472-4416 2422 Periwinkle Woy, Sanibol Island. Fl. 33957 !S^ • P.O. Box 13. Wabeno. Wise. screened porch, double garage, patio dock, boat davits, 472-1839 2-9 TFN water depth sufficient to accommodate large power or* 54566. • .-"• • .,.••. 1-26 POIMTE SANTO d*SANIBIL ir sailboat. Excellent financing available to purchaser. : ' ..•.•: ' - •••-•:•:•••:-,;. TPN: Financing available, from, owner of this very spacious and Gulf Front-Pointe Santo V $190,000 F luxurious one bedroom, one bath apartment. More square Gulf View- on Canal - Sanibel Arms $80,000 F- GULF FRONT CONDO feet than many two bedroom apartments, this unit features HOMESITES Gulf.Complex - Sanibel Arms (t-1) • $53J>0QF II privacy with a spectacular panoramic Gulf view, floor to GuliCompiex -. Sanibel Arms West rr$7950bF TOP FLOOR <••'•. •'' FORSALF ceiling kitchen storage wall, microwave oven, washer and Gulf Drive-Sea Shells $60,000 F CALL FOR CALL" CQNDQ Finest shelling beach on saatp dryer, master suite with dressing area and extra large BELLE MEADE ^ closets, wall to wall sliding glass doors opening to screened For sale by owner. Spectacu- Sanibel Island. Blind" Pass Beautiful Residential Homes GULF FRONT Condominium. 2 bedro- •** deck. Amenities include heated pool, Jacuzzi whirlpool, Good inexpensive buildabte lot, 79'x 100* $9,300 lar view' day and night. 2V4 bath, completely fur- tennis and snufflebbard courts. Completely furnished and Canal Front-Shell Harbor $150,000 Completely furnished, 2 bed- nished. Ready to move right equipped; priced at $110,000. , Lake Front-Gumbo Limbo $85,500 Sparkling NEW corner condo room, 2» bath corner apart- in. Fully landscaped[-. SanibelLake Estates . $89,900 ment with wrap around bal- CASTAWAYS ESTATES - apartment in low density complex. cony, washer-dryer, many . 989.900 extras. Southeast, exposure. GULF-FRONT LAND Storage room on ground Condominium on water, Ssmdjwbble This is the only unit available. level + elevator. Approxi- close to golf course. 2 bed- Look South from this top-floor ' . 2 bedroorn. 2 bath Large, cleared lot; % of acre, good fishing in Bayou and bird- . fOR pk^ELOPMi^it mately 1350 sq. ft. Pool, room, 2 bath, 1,200 sq. ft. As Sanibel weaves its magic around your heart, so apartment and see th»/* -^f.-f\ ; >ok North tind see a $33,500 Immediate possession at watching with:acciss to Gulf. ." , ," .' $33500 Choice 165 feet of frontage nestled in the trees at the East; putting green, tennis courts, Ground floor. Furnished. POINTE SANTO de Sanibel will satisfy your deepest beautiful Golf cou CQV" _^t fishing canal* on , .:-»,• r.:, - end of the island. 1200 feet deep and suitable for up to 14 market price. (clubhouse with restaurant Sanibel dream of luxury. Elegant villas, wide views of the Gulf Sanibel. Amenities • .«nnls and heated poo).'NIceJy homes or condominium units. Potential development plans' with shining sands and tranquil waves, acres of land- nearly completed). Golf $59,900 furnished. Priced to sell quickly at $67,500. V ? available. • - • ^ • £'% '/-\"'- *\'-A'] *-:.:•• . •• scaped paiklands, private swimming pool, and tennis course within three blocks. courts and much more for the discerning home owner, Desirable Residential Lots \ RALPH CALL REALTOR Rental program available*. ' Bob Bass. Inc. Realtors' Commiinity planned subdivision wtth private beach ease-.. -GulfFront(165'-14units) ..:... <:• •••.-.-.- $490000: Priest $ 169,900 3313 Cleveland Ave. " all combined to offer you a lifestyle of privilege. P.O. Box 232 " /merit, tennis courts, •and summing pool: Shell Harbor (canal) . r . ,,. $50.0Q0 to $65,000 Ft. Myers, Fl. 33901 1648Periwinkle The choice of those who have the world to choose Anchors Aweigh (canal) $40,000 to $42,000; (813)472-2727 936-4348 •- • Loigeetevoied tot on fresh water lagoon $30,000 Sanibel Estates (canal) V - $42,000; Sanibel, Florida 33957 Write: Box T.G., c-o Island After hours assoc. John from I . Sanibet Anns West.---•>:••:;,--;,•-. •: -•. r (813)472-4127 Open the front door and take a few steps to the betoch and •- • Beautiful lot. of>e block from beach easement. $29,500 Sanibel Isles (canal) Includes water permit - $31,500: Reporter, P.O. Drawer R, Choate, 472-4212 and Bob cmdRecnKrtkxtArea. $28^00 • "••.'•• The Bank is across from us ' Woods, 995-5260. the Gulf of Mexico, or open the b^ick door and take a fewi" Sanibel Bayous (lake): ; •-•;•- - .$25,000^ Sanibel, Fl. 33957 - 3rd floor, 2 bedroom. 2 bath, furnished. " Exchange your unwanted property, for something : steps to the screened fresh water pool from this very lovely,- Gumbo Limbo $17,000 to $26,000? .... •, .- . 2413. TFN Excellent Gulf view. (Assumable 1 st mortgage at 9 '••;•• •."'; "•'•'•'•' '••"••'.• you really want - • •. percent).$127,900. ' extremely well maintained 2 bedroom, 2 bath ground floor .' Choice Commercial Property • comer apartment. Many extras included and the attractive 490' Frontage on Periwinkle } furnishings are in immaculate condition. Priced at a v#ry> S-42 • Two bedroom. 2 bath Gulfview Penthouse with 2Beavrtlfwllakifront4ots. at Casa Ybel Rd. - - $495;000^ reasonable $78,000 furnished. ,'• - ; : .,.'.' V : HEAVEN ON EARTH CABBAGE KEY private rooftop sundeck, gorgeous furnishings. A steal 100'Frontage on Periwinkle ' of $149,000 SANIBEL HARBOURS Next to Pate's - <•':-. ••,- -^ ..-..-$125,000; Fishing, boating, birds. True'Island living with all. YOUR DREAM HOME ON modern conveniences. Three bedroom, two bath, air C-21 • Two bedroom, two bath Gulfview. Tastefully Deep canal lot, seowalled, with direct access to bay and heat, appliances, decorator furnishings. Ready for furnished (Assumable 1st mortgage at 8% percent) SEAVIEW ANGEL WING DRIVE PrinrfptaOartfen Villas . ' '• <- $45,000 occupancy or income property. Price 70s, financing. only $124,900 The convenience of this location to either Sanibel or R.> Sanibel's Finest It is difficult to imagine a BETTER LOCATION, close to the Call for showing - ; .. . . -,- .__!. Myers makes this ground floor, 2 bedroom, one both Causeway and only a short walk to the GULF OF MEXICO and D-35 - Two-bedroom, 2 bath. Third FloOrr Magnificent apartment most desirable. Located off of Cypress Lake Drive.;• WEST DR-YE Condominium Homes 283-2003 • ••;•: the BAY. When you apply-LOGIC to buying a RETIREMENT view of the Gulf. Excellently furnished. $130,000 1 » v •. ; , ; between McGregor and Cleveland. This very attractive HQME the answer Is the: incomparable quality of the 2-2 Across froi^R©ek»,B>»ch Easeiiient^ -i00 x TSO' Includes apartment rents for $260.00-monthly or can be occupied with • Space Up to 4,000 Sq^f MICHIGANbuilt home, NEWBERRY MODEL In the. first place 1-43 - Two bedroom, 2 bath GULF FRONT Penthouse : : 30 day notice. A smart investment at $27,500', with an - Water Permit ' ...- • ^;v; y • : ":-:,r ' '-'I;:.; •'•.; %3Q&H} iMs just the righf size.. ..two bedrooms ... two baths . . . with private rooftop sundeck. Hurry! It won't last long. $205,000 and up : assumable 8V percent mortgage. • • '..•'."• dining room plus eat-in kitchen and family room; double, Furnished $183,000 4 CONDOMINIUM East GuJf Drive - garage and extra large screened porch with a southern Let us worry about your closing exposure. Comfort, style and room galore. Secondly, if D-31 - Two Bedroom, 2 Bath Gulfview. Second bed- Next to Sanibel Arms fishing is your thing bring your boat and tie it. to your own room overlooks Tennis .Courts. Furnished $122,900 dock at the bock door. The canal leads to San Carlos Bay and while you go to the beach. ' . Loggerhead Cay •. . •..':• . ,.; -.; , "•: : on to the Gulf of Mexico if you so desire. This one owner E-6 - GULF FRONT GROUND FLOOR. JUST LISTED - 2 : GULF FRONT'- friere JiI a:spectociildr viewfrom this top floor ISLAND UVINO - W4ISINCOMI •Spectacular Gulf view from this lovely and roomy 2 bedroom, home has had tender, loving care. Irrestibly priced at Bedroom, 2- Bath. Just walk out your porch door and Many possibilities with this large living area and four 2 bath apartment in one of Sonlbel's best' projects, this; $125,000. Call 472-1528 for further information and on you are on the beach. Lovely Furnishings. $175,000. furnished. 1 bedroom condominium our best rental units. Two fully equipped efficiencies and two apartment has never been rented and the?owners, hove $80,650 rooms, very clean and nicely furnished, across from appointrnent to see for yourself. Our experienced sales staff Sanibel Title Insurance added many customized features. Large, storage' space, " offering. ,':r/;'""::''"'---_.-':'''••;'''' '^'-- '•/,':•••.[\': • the beach with walking easement; seawalled canal will be haODv to assist you. . . SHOWNtXCLUSIVELY BY: drapes and carpets are included lot $89,000. ... . ,• has dock with pump, fish cleaning area and bait box. Service Corporation IMALPCMb Pointe Sanibel Development Corporation Corporation vocation quarters. BLUEBILL PROPERTES JNQ FIVE LIME t*EE CENTER 1640 PERIWINKLE WAY Buying or selling? O*t on opinion from the experts. THOMAS H. BROWN REALTOR l Registered Real Estate Brokerage Professional person, Rea> Real Istate Broker ' _• 2245 Gulf Drive Long or short term rentals. Main Offlc* • 2423 Pwrlwlnkl* Way;' Sanibel Island. FL 33957 2410 Palm Ridg* Rood : f CLOSINGS In Florida 813-472-1568 v Sanibel Island. PI, 33957 : 81&472-5T73 P.O. Box.142- .;•••"'•••' Sanibel,Fl.33957 Call our office today for details: 472-3737 (•13)472-152« • •-M B38 January 26,1979 Island Reporter WRITE PCX DRAWER ft, SANIBEL1SlJKND;Ft£3RIDA^33957 472-1587 ATTRACTIVE BAYSHORE FOR SALE By Owner WOODED LOT LAGOON OUMBOUMBO CAPTiVALOT ON LAKE IN SANIBEL VILLAGE Spectacular view of the Gulf BAYOUS. Size 100' x 140'; SUBDIVISION highlights this 4th floor. 1 Large 3 ,BD, 2 B Home. FOR SMI BY OWNER BD., luxury .'apartment. Com- Bricked screened Florida *lar>. opportunity. Prime se- loaded with palms and Is- Large naturally vegetated pletely furnished with Large tropical homesite lo- room, 2 car garage on fresh clpded homesite. 250 ft. land shrubbery. City water lots available within 900' of decorator accents. At Sun- cated on a high ridge in a water lake. - .'"•'/ from. Gulf! Unspoiled lus- and electricity in. Price only the GuK of Mexico. Stop by dial Beach and Tennis Club. 4esireable area with over 20 Assumabl* Mortgage, cious vegetation, . •'..• • - $14,500. Can finance all but our office off Tulipa Way Palm trees arid other exotic Office (813) 997-4000 : Phone: I $6000.00. W.C. Shannon, opposite the Beachview Golf $84,000 Native .Plants, near^ Case Home (813) 997-5888 481-8158 - ' Sonibel Realty, Inc. Realtor Course enterance from 1-4. 472-3693, to see. •••?. YbelandPeriwinkle, 'i- '• 472-1566. Lot prices begin at $22,000 1-26 - - '•,-...... 'r:-: • TFN *16.4OO Cash or Terms with houses and house pack- Write Owner: EJ* Boley, 3023 ages also- available. Bay- E. CheryUJr., Phx, Az. 85028 shore Homes, Inc. c-o 9436 LIGHTHOUSE Sage Court. Sanibel, Fl. i For Sale Half-acre homesite in rural 33957. (813) 472-3030 or POINT By Owner Sanibel. One mile from 472-2583. OCEANS 4 Bedroom, 2 bath, CBS paved road. $13,500.00 CONDOMINIUM home in Gumbo Limbo. Fam- Terms. • REACH : HIDEAWAY ily room, oversized double • Approximately 350' canal Beautiful Bay view ground garage, payed driveway and Densely wooded parcell on CONDO frontage (3 lots). Beautiful floor apartment. 2 bedroom, patio. 100 ft. x 150 ft. lot. main road. Near school, SANIBEL ISLAND By Owner. North Captiva Island . . .2 2 bath with den, screened •79.500 tennis courts, baseball Gulf front - 2.bedroom, 2 bedroom, 1 bath, furnished lanai, carpet and all appli- 4724713 ances. • ' " ••;. '•• '•••.-." '-..-. •- •"••-•' ;' I'...":'.'. M fields. $13,500.00 Terms. Small Motel bath, top floor comer. Fur- lendal cedar home. Screen- nished & equipped. Tennis, ed porch, deck on 2 sides."«•: S12S.000 Excellent location. Close to Large lot with walking ease- pool, & extras. concrete patio and large Claud* Allan beach & bay. Large lot to J ment to Gulf beaches. Has Low90'« utility underneath. Seawall-- Realty, lnc - build home. A rare oppor- ponds and swamp for buffer Write: Owner p.R. ed boat slip for. 2 boats, Realtor- tunity-for the right person. in the rear and conservancy 15310 Layhill Rood generator, good Jeep. 12 ft. 4600 McGregor Blvd. Bob Bass Inc. Realtors - lands across the road. Test Silver Spring, Md. 20906 boat, close to airstrip. Ft. Myers, Fl. borings completed. Also per- 3313 Cleveland Ave. •- ffM 9364621 colation test and survey. 30 Ft. Myers, Fl. 33901 $95,000 by owner After Hours Associate: , percent down. Price is 936-4348 694-3051,995-4389 Carol Davenport - $19,500.00. After hrs. assoc. Contact Mrs. Winslow. 472-4382 John Choate, 472-4212 SORRY- : TFH . TFN 66 acres on Pine Island with' THIS HOUSE one quarter mile on Mat- lacha Pass. 50 percent oil IS NOT and mineral rights included. Sanibel Moorings GULF FRONT ; $5,000.00 per acre or SANIBEL SOUTH SEAS ' . Condo .' "'."'."•' $330,000.00 for all 66 acres. To-our knowledge, there ;.; lyOwntr ' . , _ ' are no Gulf front houses or MOORINGS 1 bedroom, 1 bath, on the High ground lot on state and lots for sale on Sanibel.'Our PLANTATION Gulf sjde. Completely fur- county protected Cayo Costa 2 Bedroom, 2 bath condo home is located just across nished, .plush, everythfng" Island. Enjoy the pleasure of -by owner the street from the Gulf. BEACH VILLA having your area preserved This completely furnished & Right now, that's as near to new. Bar. wine rack, Bang CANAL LOT and patrolled by specialist recently redecorated ground the beach as you can get and 1st floor corner. 2 bedroom, Olusen sound system, sever- paid by the taxpayers. Lot floor unit is within 500 ft. of still reside .in your own 2 both, excellently furnish- al - handcrafted bamboo has natural Florida pine the beach, has screened -private house. ed. „ Golf, ' tennis, marina! appointments. Closed in cor-, -100ft.xApprox.155H. trees, palms, oaks and sea porch'- living room view, of Hurry I It - won't . last. peted porch. /Many, plants. Excellent; Island location grape. OnK/ 300 feet from «h Gil^ h ^ki ' , Afloat -docking privileges. next to Sanibel Marina on county park. Walking dis-" the pool, « orjeo. Ex- North Yachtsman- Drive! In- tance oftap.and.GuJf. only. becuepits & docking facili- tores. Is in immaculate con- -cellent bachelorrpod. Many teresting property "on water. >:> ; $9,000.00 for a short while. ties available. ' dition. The location is superb extras. Jtental program. 'Yburi;foc' "•'..---.- - --.•',•;""" '• - exclusive West GuK Drive. Reg. Real Estate Broker '^8 Tennis courts coming soon. $98,500 2245 Gulf Drive •'. • •-Contact:., •.•,-•' Can after 5j).m. V 472-1^06 Shown by appointment only. 91O4.9OO " Sanibel. Fl. 33957 '• FredH.Benseman Surf Realty. Realtor Or write: PIO. Box 388. 470 Surfsoumi Court * (813)472411* : In Florida, (813) 472-1568 (312)447-0228 Sanibel For' additional information Call owrwr-472-5464 2-23' 472-5200 TFH Eves. 472-4886 call: (612) 871-5615 TFH TfN TFH SANIBEL r OPPORTUN ITY i 12 UNIT MOTEL i Where are few things With Owners apartment. you'll do better in 1979 Details to qualified parties only. i 2 GULF FRONT LOTS Zoned single family. $85,000 than subscribe to Island SAN CARLOS REALTY, BROKER I Drawer 9 Sanibel, Fl. 33957 (813) 472-1011 I After Hours: 472-1880 TFN Try it. You'll like it! i "CALL FOR CALL" Please begin my subscription to the Island Reporter. DO YOU HAVE A REAL ESTATE i MAIL TO: Island Reporter, '.,.- ,,.,./- •;:;.^' ;:i ORIENTED PROBLEM? Pit). Drawer R, Sanibel Island, - I i i Florida 33957 I ' ; ... •\[;2^Ll.i:222:i';r:l I HAVE AN OPENING FOR A I MOTIVATED CLIENT i ADDRESS, i CITY I Ralph Call, Realtor i : bill me {l eniclose my check lor P.O. Box 232 Rates: On Island - $7._5D per year. Continental U.S, or Split (on and Sanibel; Ft. 33957 : offi (813)4724127 i Jsland) $10:(K) per year. Canada and Foreign - $12.50 per year. 1648 Periwinkle-The bank is across from us. {U.S. currency, please). . -' I Exchange your unwantedproperty for something v : i ::This is a - .' new subscription^ •-' •-''• -•-"•:' rftni=>u;aii'•'•'•~' - - '-;y'y-. ., • ^ you really want. . TFN B40 Jornwry 26,1979 Island Reporter m I is a business communications system you The answer is "yes" if customers often get busy signals when they try to reach you. The answer is "yes" if you or - your employees lose valuable time waiting for an available line. The answer is "yes" if your communications system is vou .The answer is "yes if you I • Unless you are sure that your business . ,. . L 1J, . communications system is as fast and as cost efficient as it should be, call United Telephone for a free communications appraisal by a professional consultant The results could save you money. After all, who knows communications as well as your telephone company? UTS of Florida UNITED TELEPHONE SYSTEM