Parking Strategy Goes Into Effect

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GENERAL PARKING PARKING PERMIT r REQUIRED PERMIT ONLY

Parking strategy goes into effect By Barbara Brundage A full complement of police personnel Causeway toll booth starting tomorrow to bona fide Sanibel residents with parking just north of Gulf Drive and the public will be on duty Wednesday when all toll book holders and those who pay $3 decals) are clearly marked with signs beach access; and at Bowman's Beach Sanibel's new beach parking regulations to cross the bridge. Butler said he expects that will be unveiled Wednesday. off the San-Cap Road at the western end go into effect, Chief John Butler said last the brochures will be a big help in the More than 1,000 parking permits have of Sanibel. week. smooth implementation of the new been sold, Butler said, most of them to The parking strategy was developed "Two officers will be assigned to a parking strategy. Island residents who may park in both after 300 Sanibel residents petitioned the parking detail to enforce the new "Where's the beach?" "How do we get residential and restricted areas. city more than a year ago to provide regulations, which will be strictly en- to Captiva?" and, "Where's the Nori-residehts, who pay $15 for a parking for them at Gulf beach accesses forced, "he said. Lighthouse?" are the questions most restricted permit good until Nov.30, may monopolized by tourists and day trippers. "After the Fourth of July holiday frequently asked by visitors to the Island, park at nine different locations that will Some residents objected to paying city weekend one officer will be permanently Butler said. provide space for 244 cars. The annual fee taxes while being effectively barred from assigned to the detail," Butler added. "They'll be able to find the answers in for restricted parking permits is $30. free use of the beach. "I don't foresee many problems, but I the brochure as well as the locations of all Free, unrestricted parking for 370 cars At the council's request City Attorney expect there may be some confusion the the restricted parking areas," he added. is provided at three locations-the Neal Bowen researched the problem of first few days," he said. Parking areas designated for non- Lighthouse beachside and the fishing pier restricted parking and came up with a Special brochures explaining the residents with restricted permits and on the bay side at the east end of the proposal he called legally defensible. regulations will be handed out at the residential parking lots {reserved for Island; the Trostlot on Tarpon Bay Road continued page 4

Kill-a-watt Islanders find audits aren't always bad

By Cindy Chalmers KiLOWATTHOURS C S: Fox was audited two weeks ago. So ficiency of their homes and reduce the were Sanibel Police Officer Jack Primm and bottom line of their monthly bills. 12 other Islanders — they asked for it. The program started in January, and to "As far as I'm concerned, it was a very, date more than 200 co-op customers very worthwhile thing," Fox said about his throughout Lee County have been audited, audit. "I would recommend one to every according to co-op Director of Public STYLE homeowner." Information and Communication Diane 200 CLASS Christensen. TYPE D4S-5U H* 246C7O5G71 None of the recent audits was of the dreaded IRS variety, nor did they involve At the request of the homeowner, the co-op 120 VOLTS TA FORM12S 30 deductions, receipts or checks and balances. sends a qualified engineer to the home for 3 W!RI TWO-STATOft WATTHOUR METIS 60 Hi Kfe 14,4 The audits were of the Lee County Electric one of three inspection procedures. Cooperative variety and involved insulation, Under the first procedure, which costs $15, ventilation and window caulking. the inspector brings to the home a portable Fox, Primm and the other Island ^computer that can be hooked into the EE COUNTY ELECTRIC COOP. homeowners took advantage of the co-op's telephone system for a direct line to a main energy audits with hopes of receiving helpful office in Atlanta. hints on how to improve the energy ef- continued page 13 Tuesday, June 30,1981 The ISLANDER Sssssnakes add fun

The audience reaction was a mixture of collection of reptiles to illustrate his annual facination and horror each time Steve talk at the Sanibel Library summer reading Philips reached his hand into one of his program last Wednesday. plastic buckets or moving sacks. But by the The students in the audience recieved a end of Steve's talk, even the apprehensive first-hand look at a baby South American dared to touch an 8-foot long Burmese alligator; a Cuban anole; box, mud and Python. musk turtles; and multi-sized snakes - from Philips, the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation a small garden snake to the crowd pleasing Foundation's naturalist, brought a wide Burmese python.

Even before she knew exactly what was coming, Melanie Stone grimaced at the thought of what could be in Steve Philips' squirming brown bag. Alas, Jean and Bobby Gerwig weren't sure they wanted to see the reptiles, but once they felt Melanie, it was only a Python. the smooth skin of the 8-foot snake, their fears slithered away.

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Front row spectators Scotch Peloso and John Healy waited eagerly to Steve's neck provided the necessary support for the Burmese snake. see or touch everything Steve pulled out of his collection.

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Parking strategy goes into effect from page one

An ordinance passed by the City Council Sanibel is a residential community first and tribute one cent toward maintenance of Vehicles more than 20 feet in length, in- last February outlined a parking strategy a tourist community second," Goss said. Sanibel's beaches," Price added. "Instead cluding buses, are banned from parking in for the entire Island. It authorized City The three other councilmen and the city of jumping on Sanibel, the News Press would the specially designated lots. Manager Bernie Murphy to designate manager could not be reached for comment do well to encourage Lee County to acquire Beginning tomorrow parking is banned in certain public beach accesses as residential on the editorial that complained that the new more new beaches by requiring big all public areas and rights-of-way other than and restricted zones where Island residents parking restrictions "make it rough on developers to dedicate beach front property the designated zones. will be permited to park for a $1 a year. mainlanders who not only want to enjoy for public use." Violations of the new regulations are Seven public accesses on West Gulf Drive Sanibel beaches but who have also been Parking permits are not required for punishable by a $50 fine, which will be west of Rabbit Road and nine others scat- taxed to pay for the public beaches on bicycles and mopeds on the Island, but these reduced to $35 if paid within 12 hours of the tered over the Island are reserved for Sanibel," vehicles must use the racks provided at the citation. residents only. Assistant City Manager Gary Price, who beach access lots, Price said. Non-residents with permits can park at coordinated the designation of parking areas nine other locations, designated restricted, said no public money was used to obtain the for the $30 a year fee. public beach accesses. Preferential treatment of residents for "They were acquired during the process of beach access has been court-sanctioned, platting and developing the Island," Price Who can park where Bowen concluded after his study, because said. the "parking limitations are needed to "In addition, Lee County does not con- RESTRICTED PARKING PERMITS ONLY RESIDENTIAL PARKING PERMITS j reduce traffic congestion, air, noise and ONLY litter pollution and to increase pedestrian Bailey Road 10 safety." Beach Road 24 West Gulf Drive, west of Rabbit Road, An editorial in last Friday's Fort Myers Nerita Street 58 seven locations with five spaces each 35 News Press ("Parking rules kick sand in Donax Street 40 Buttonwood Lane (Bay side) 5 face of beachgoers") charged that Sanibel's Fulger Street 40 Buttonwood Lane (Gulf side) 5 new parking regulations are discriminatory. Tarpon Bay Road (Gulf end) 22 Seagrape (Bay side) ; 5 Sanibel Mayor Duane White said the Turner Beach (Sanibel side) 10 Seagrape (Gulf side) 5 editorial "appears to have been written by Algiers 20 Colony Walkway (on road) 10 someone who is not familiar with the or- Causeway (pending construction) 20 Bay Drive 5 dinance or the conditions on the Island Dixie Beach Boulevard 20 during the season. Total potential restricted parking 244 Henderson (at Castaways Lane) 10 "The council is making every effort to Lost Colony (pending construction) 8 resolve the parking problems in such a UNRESTRICTED PARKING manner that will be least disconcerting to No Sticker Needed Total potential residential parking 118 both residents and visitors," White added. Councilman Porter Goss, an early ad- Lighthouse and Fishing Pier 125 vocate of "permitted parking where it « Bowman's Beach (planned capacity) 200 makes sense" also took-exception to the Tarpon Bay Road (Trost property) 45 editorial's claim that the new strategy whould be challenged in court. Plastic bags that have covered the parking Total potential unrestricted parking 370 "The News Press is not our community newspaper and fails to understand that regulation signs since they were put in place will be removed tomorrow.

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Ad valorem tax will finance canal maintenance

By Barbara Brundage ' ' The Board of Governors of the Shell referendum of the people and several public Deed restrictions imposed by Lindgren for some preliminary administrative ex- Harbor Canal Maintenance District will meetings for discussion of eight formulas for (the developer of Shell Harbor) on property penses that had been charged to the district. stand pat on its decision to impose an ad assessing the cost of the dredging and south of East Gulf Drive deny the owners City Attorney Neal Bowen, the district's valorem tax to finance dredging and maintenance program. access to the canals on the north side, attorney, said a provision of the enabling act maintenance of the Shell Harbor canal "Now's the time to put this program in Kiddoo confirmed. '..__ establishing the special taxing district gives network. high gear," he added. "If a law suit is filed, The second condition suggested a revision the city the option to waive the expenses. Despite the threat of a lawsuit from the so be it." of the taxation method to include a per-foot- Bowen, armed with the "first good news" Mariner Pointe Condominium Association, At a meeting last May Attorney William of-canal tax versus a per-apartment or per- at the session, said that two quit claim deeds which is opposed to that method of Haverfield, representing the Mariner Pointe dwelling-unit tax. had been obtained for two of the three assessment and wants out of the special conmdominium owners, informed the board "We agonized for hours before choosing ad privately owned sections of the canals. taxing district, the City Council, sitting as his clients wanted to be excluded from the valorem as the most equitable way to "I was pleased to be successful in running the District Board of Governors, last Friday district because "they would not benefit assess," White said. down Sanibel Estates Development, a voted to move full steam ahead on the directly from the proposed canal main- Goss suggested going one step further. company dissolved many years ago, and project. . tenance program." "Look for a way to change the ad valorem have an oral commitment from Mariner The three board members present (Mayor Under the ad valorem millage assessment route a little bit to accommodate these Properties. Duane White and couneilmen Porter Goss plan adopted by the board to finance the people," he said. Kiddoo and Burl Burgoyne, both Shell and Francis Bailey) unanimously adopted program, Mariner Pointe owners, with only Haverfield's third condition proposed that Harbor residents, volunteered to help Bowen District Executive Director Bernie Mur- 3 percent of the total canal frontagem would "the canal maintenance district obtain the third quit claim deed from phy's proposal to proceed. bear 25 percent of the maintenance cost, specifications be changed to equal the Jamestown Beachview. Murphy will start the mechanism for Haverfield said. existing dredging specifications at Mariner assessing and collecting the tax and will If the request to be exempted were denied Pointe in Sanibel Marina." prepare the district's budget. by the board, Haverfield said, he was in- "He appears to be asking for credit for The budget will provide for the city to structed by association members to file suit, (dredging) work already done by Mariner recover out-of-pocket expenditures already which might invalidate the taxing district. Pointe," Kiddoo said. Mail notice incurred plus anticipated expenses to do the Haverfield agreed to bring to the board's "That's as good a guess as any," White work in the next fiscal year that begins Oct. June meeting a compromise proposal that said. He then instructed Murphy to ask 1. his clients considered more equitable. Haverfield for clarification of that point. "This should flush out any possible But a letter from Haverfield proposing Bailey said the board should "exhaust There will be no delivery of mail by litigation," Murphy said. "But we wDl not let three conditions under which the Mariner every possibility to prevent a law suit that carrier or post office box on Saturday, July any contracts or go ahead with the dredging Pointe condominium might consider could put a stop to everything." 4. However, there will be a holiday pickup of until the tax money is in hand next remaining in the district "didn't constitute But the board was reluctant to delay the mail at 4:55 p.m., Main Office (Drive Up November or December," he added. an alternate proposal," Goss said last project any longer. Box) and 5:15 p.m. Chamber of Commerce This decision was greeted by applause Friday. "We seem to be moving sideways in the Box. Normal service will resumed on from Shell Harbor residents in the audience. Board Chairman White called Haver- past few months," Goss said. "Let's Monday, July 6. Gordon Kiddoo, president of the Shell field's version of what his clients want "a proceed, clear the air and get on with it." arbor Property Owners Association, riddle wrapped in an enigma." "I don't want to stall any longer. Let's go agreed that it "is time to get on with it." The board dismissed the first condition as on and deaTwith the law suit when it hap- "This project has been going on for two not relevant. It asked that the district not be pens," White said. See page 16 years," he pointed out. "There has been a divided by East Gulf Drive and that all In other action last Friday, the board special act by the state Legislature, an associations bordering on the canal be in- agreed, as the City Council, to consider for July 4 plans enabling ordinance passed by the council, a cluded in the district. waiving the city's right for reimbursement Captiva One Free . 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Commission accepts proposed ordinance Sanibel Taxicab

amending multi-family definitions recommended for

The Planning Commission gave its interior of the Island acquired tor "As it worked last year the single-family moratorium relief blessing last week to Draft No. 1 of an or- development as a duplex subdivision with minimum reserve of 100 units was allocated dinance amending the Rate of Growth single lots sold to individuals." in the first two trienniums, while most of the Ordinance. The City Council will consider Dr. Louise Johnson was the only com- 45 multi-family reserve were delayed until the draft for adoption on second reading at missioner influenced by Johnson's logic. She the November allocations," Pavelka said. its July 7th meeting. cast the lone dissenting vote on Com- "This is unfair to both types of John Bullard has been trying to find a The recommended draft, one of two missioner Larry Simon's motion to developers," he said. "The single-family "home" for his Sanibel Taxicab Co. for the submitted to the council by Planning Dirctor recommend to the council adoption of the builders are over-worked the first part of the past year and a half. Bruce Rogers June 7, provides that an ap- first draft of the ordinance. Commissioner year, and multi-family construction is slow His request for a development permit to plication for duplex development or more Joe Searing was absent. until after the November allocation." operate the service from Scotty's Village than two single-family units, regardless of Rogers read into the record a letter from Rogers agreed that "spreading out the has been pending before the Planning the type of ownership, will be considered an Ray Pavelka, director of development for reserve has merit and would benefit both Commission for more than a year. application for multi-family units in the Mariner Properties, suggesting a "more (single-family and multi-family Last week the commission again con- ROGO allocations. even distribution of dwelling units (both developers)." tinued the hearing on that request,but they The commission agreed with Rogers' single-family and multi-family) throughout "But this is an entirely different issue," did take action on a new request that may evaluation that the draft was the more all trienniums of the ROGO year." Commission Chairman Ann Winterbothan solve Bullard's problem before the year is straightforward of the two Rogers sub- Pavelka explained later he would like to said. out. mitted. see the minimum reserves changed to lower She asked Rogers to put Pavelka's ideas in By a 4-2 vote, with Commission Chairman It will, however, remove the advantage an the single-family allocations to 30 each "proper form for an ordinance for Ann Winterbotham and Commisssioner Bill applicant who wants to build one duplex on triennium and increasing the year's allot- discussion at a later date." Hagerup dissenting, the commission one lot has enjoyed. ment for multi-family from 45 to 55 units. recommended to the City Council approval Under the current law, an application for a of Bullard's request for a specific single duplex is treated in ROGO allocations ment to permit construction of a as an application for a single-family unit. Mariner duplex project okayed dispatcher's office and garage on, Rogers said to his knowledge no one has Periwinkle Way east of Three Crafty Ladies applied for a duplex permit in this con- Mariner Properties last week received the commission. shop. figuration. nod from the Planning Commission to Nine duplexes will be built on nine 5,000- Bullard was granted relief from the Draft No. 2 would also classify one duplex develop an 18-unit duplex complex using the square-foot lots, the minimum size per- commercial moratorium by a unanimous as two single-family homes and would zero lot line concept west of Bailey Road and' mitted, with open space dedicated to vote of the commission. consider applications for more than one south of the entrance to the Dunes sub- common ownership. Bullard, who has been ill, appeared in duplex and more than two single-family division. Four-foot reciprocal easements will be person to plead his case. He agreed to move homes as multi-family. The request for a devlopment permit was provided for all adjoining lots. the 90-foot dispatch tower from his home on But an application to build one duplex in a approved by a unanimous vote of the Lindgren Boulevard to the new site. zero lot line development will be considered The planning staff had recommended an application for a multi-family unit if the denial of Bullard's latest request because unit is located on a lot less than the Seotty's Village deck approved the property, which is less than 50 feet wide, minimum size required by the Com- is too small for the proposed 37x28-foot prehensive Land Use Plan, Rogers ex- building. plained. The Planning Commission has recom- machine and to provide access to a rest Bullard's plan shows that more than 50 Realtor Stan Johnson pointed out to the mended that the City Council grant relief room. percent of the site will be covered by commission that if the first version is from the commercial moratorium to permit The improvement is within the limits of building, driveway and parking. The septi adopted, construction of a single duplex on a construction of a 12x20-foot wooden deck at the impermeable coverage requirements of tank is located less than 50 feet from the lake" single lot will be precluded. the rear of unit 3 of Scotty's Village Shops, CLUP, and no vegetation will be disturbed in the adjoining city park and less than five "This is the wave of the future," Johnson 1233 Periwinkle Way. by the construction, the planning staff said. feet from the building and property line. said. "There are signs-pointing in that Owner Al Duncan told the commission the It will in no way conflict with the on-going The staff recommended that the entire site direction already. Large acreage in the deck would be used for storage of an ice commercial study. be screened by a vegetation bufffer. But at the urging of Commissioner Don Manchester, who said he had been trying to help Bullard straighten out his problem, the majority of the commission gave its ap- From bicycles to boats, commission rules no change proval to the building plans. Bullard has paid the fee for an oc- cupational license to operate the taxi service, Code Enforcement officer Dick Baker in Periwinkle Way property use said, but the license can't be issued until a place of business is approved by the council.

The operation of a marine sales and Munden told the commission the 1,500- and service business at the location in service business behind the Gulf Service square-foot concrete block building has been conjunction with a lawn mower repair and Council, commission Station on Periwinkle Way does not remodeled to include a work area for sales to be operated by Carl Zambuto, the represent a material change in the use of repairing small boat motors, a display area owner of the property. meet today property, the Planning Commission decided for the sale of boat engines and parts, an Munden was informed his application last week. office and a rest room. represented a material change in the use of Sanibel City Council will meet at 1:30 The commissioners directed Planning He said 90 percent of the repair work the property, and he would need to apply for today with the Planning Commission and Director Bruce Rogers to issue an oc- would be done inside the building. He also a general development permit and seek Scott MacDonald, the economic consultant cupational license to Forrest Munden Jr. plans to offer mobile repair service at the relief from the commercial moratorium. for the city's commercial study. allowing him to operate Horizon Marine, customer's residence or boat mooring. On June 9 Munden applied again for a MacDonald, of Barton-Aschman Inc. in the building last occupied by a bicycle He agreed to keep no more than three license to operate only the marine sales and Associates, was hired by the city to evaluate rentals and repair shop. boats stored at the facility at any one time. service, which he said would fill a need of Sanibel's future commercial needs. He will If the commission had decided the "That's no problem," Munden said. "I Island residents and would not intensify the present the results of the merchant's survey business did constitute a change in the have storage rental space at the Sanibel use of the property. completed June 10. property use, Rogers said, Munden would Marina." "And that is the question you must an- McDonald is expected to analyze the have had to apply for a development permit When the Comprehenisve Land Use Plan swer," Rogers told the commissioners. impact of information gleaned from Island and seek relief from the commercial was adopted the property was lawfully It was commission consensus that if businessmen on the projected net sup- moratorium. existing as the Hines Bicycle Rentals and Munden would stipulate in writing that 90 portable retail space in Sanibel through 1990. The property at 1213 Periwinkle Way is repairs. percent of the repair work would take place At a workshop meeting with the council in lawfully existing commercial in a City records show no commercial business inside the building, that there would be no mid-June, MaeDonald was asked to bring residential-Eoned area, Rogers said. was licensed by the city to operate oh the site long-term storage of boats outside and that back more definitive recommendations for Other lawfully existing properties ad- from Oct. 1, 1977 to Dec. 4, 1980, Code the property would be screened with alternate use of commercial-zoned property, joining it include Scotty's Village, Island Enforcement Officer Dick Baker said. vegetation, the proposed use of the property which the survey reveals far exceeds the Condo Maintenance (formerly Aquatronics) Last March, Munden applied for an oc- would be acceptable. projected retail demand. and the Huxter's. cupational license to open a marine sales Municipal Records continued next page The ISLANDER Tuesday, June 30,1981

Plant give-away continued planned Wednesday Lighthouse Road zero lot line complex approved The Sanibel Vegetation Committee has scheduled a plant give-away tomorrow (July The Planning Commission last week but added, "My interest in this project is that will be the balance of the acreage not 1) on Periwinkle Way at Ferry Road, where approved a development permit for an 18- making a dollar." covered by impermeable surfaces. a huge pine tree will be removed in order to unit duplex complex on Lighthouse Road He said the buildings are set back between Fenton said a vegetation plan by Dick straighten the S curve. between Ferry Road and the Lighthouse 60 and 80 feet from the water. CLUP Workman has been approved by the Chairman Bill Webb said the committee Resort and Club. The approval was granted requires a minimum of 50 feet setback. Vegetation Committee and added that he has dubbed the event a MINI-Giveaway despite Commissioner Don Manchester's Fenton agreed to move the buildings will comply with the request to move the because of its length (one day instead of calling the development a "mis-use of the farther inland but said that only a few could easternmost building back another nine feet two) and the small area involved. zero lot line concept." be moved as much as 20 feet. to preserve vegetation. Vegetation Committee members will be at Manchester cast the only dissenting vote Conrad Lickel, who lives on Ferry Road 25 To further protect the native plants, the site between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. to help and said that the "purpose of the zero lot line feet from the project property line, asked Fenton agreed to fence in clusters of with plant identification and planting in- design is to create more green space." that the swimming pool and tennis courts be vegetation near the building sites during structions. "This plan shows too intensive a use of the relocated farther east because of the noise construction. The plants are of high quality and are easy bay-front area where there is a bad erosion they would generate. Fenton said the developer is participating to get at, Webb said, because they are problem," he complained. "The two-story Fenton said the recreation facilities had with other affected property owners in a growing on the Periwinkle Way right-of- units Ctownhouses) are too close together. been placed in an area that had little study to mitigate bay beach erosion. The. way. From the bay it will look like Fort Myers vegetation, and to change the location would study is being conducted by coastal With the advent of summer rains, the Beach." require the relocation of many mature geologists Thomas Missimer and Associates committee said, there should be a much Developer Jerry Paulsen and Architect plantings. of Cape Coral. greater chance for transplanted vegetation Ray Fenton submitted the request to The staff recommended approval of the to survive. develop the 8.8-acre, heavily vegetated tract proposed development permit to divide the Available are such desireable native that fronts San Carlos Bay under the newly- 18 lots along zero lot lines but attached 12 species as gumbo limbo, wild olive, sea adopted zero lot line concept. conditions. grape, cats claw, randia and a single Commissioner Arthur Wycoff also ob- Among the conditions were relocation of Causeway closes joewood. jected to the the placement of the the swimming pool and tennis courts to The Joewood is an endangered species on townhouses in a straight line facing the bay. preserve the open space next to the single- Sanibel, Webb said, and he hopes someone "They will look like a row of cabanas from family residences on Ferry Road, and The Sanibel Causeway will be closed for will rescue this one. a boat and won't contribute to the character moving the dwelling units back from the repairs to the drawbridge from midnight to 6 "Unfortunately, Joewood is very difficult of the Island," Wyeoff said. beach. a.m. today (Tuesday) and Wednesday, to transplant," Webb said. "So I'm looking The planning staff said it would prefer the Other conditions included the relocation of Causeway Manager Fred Lescher said last for someone with a green thumb who will structures being placed in a horseshoe the driveway entrance 50 feet either to the week. give this lovely plant some Tender Loving configuration but recognized that some of east'or west, evidence that a four-foot Repairs are necessary on the gears of the Care." the units would not then have a full view of reciprocal easement between adjoining drawbridge, Lescher said. Because of the large size of many of the i the bay which "would detract from their properties is incorporated in the deeds, a The causeway will be closed to all plants, Public Works Director Gary Price marketability." declaration in public records that all density vehicular traffic between midnight and 6 will have a backhoe at the site to dig out the Because of the erosion problem, the staff on the property has been utilized, a fire a.m. larger root systems, Webb said. suggested the units be moved back 20 more hydrant installed to Sanibel Fire District Webb can be reached for further in- feet from the bay. standards, a revised draining plan sub- formation at 472-4084. Fenton said there is 20 feet between the mitted- if the pool is relocated, a home townhouses. He agreed that placing the owners association established for main- houses in a crescent would be better design tenance of facilities and the common area

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Chamber reports slow response to Youth Power summer work program

By Cindy Chalmers Summer's here, and the living is easy - Klie attributed the lack of jobs to the fact One ambitious 14-year-old boldly checked plications must be signed by the parents too easy for at least 14 Island youngsters that potential employers think they have to every category on the application, which before they will be filed at the Chamber of whose work applications are on file at the supply full-time positions in order to benefit also includes library work, plant care, pool Commerce. Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of Commerce. from the job bank. care, office work, pet sitting, painting, Residents or business people who have So far this summer, only one Island youth "These kids want to work anytime," Klie marina chores and general clean-up. jobs to fill can contact the chamber at 472- has worked as a result of the Youth Power said. "They can work by the hour, day or "It's funny how kids sometimes won't lift 3232. Klie will then match the job description summer employment program co-sponsored week - it doesn't matter. They certainly a finger around their own homes," Klie said. with a capable youngster and make the by the chamber and the Sanibel Police don't have to have 40-hour-a-week jobs." "But they'll do absolutely anything for necessary arrangements for the job. Department, chamber Executive Director Boys and girls from 9 to 15 years old have someone else." "Then we want to hear from the employer Walter Klie said last week. filed applications indicating their The Youth Power program was started on about how the kids are working," Klie said. "This time last year we had a lot more preference for yard work, baby sitting, the bland last year. The willing and able "This is a great thing to give youngster some jobs available around the Island," Klie said. window washing and inventory stocking and workers pick up applications at the responsibility in the community." "Now we have the kids but no jobs." assorted chores. Sanibel Police Department. The ap-

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Drought-breaking summer rains, Mid-July is more realistic completion welcomed by Islanders, have set back the date, Fenton said. completion date of the new community Though the rain has slowed the work pace, swimming pool under construction at the tile was being installed in the pool last week. Sanibel Elementary School. The Police Recreation Club, which has "There's no way it can be ready by July 1 spearheaded the drive for funds for the as we hoped," project architect Ray Fenton community recreation center, advertised said. The Sanibel Police Recreation Club is for bids this week for an 1,800-square-foot supervising the pool project, which will be bath house to serve the 75x30-foot com- A controlled burn was conducted last week at the Ding Darling Wildlife turned over to the city for operation when petition-size pool. Refuge to clear the area of the unsightly mess. (Photo by Elten Mulligan) complete. Bids will be opened July 14, Fenton said.

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I think that one of the most common mistakes a beginning different styles. "The trout are only taking pink, clear and black," I said, or even experienced angler can make is to fall into a pattern Know what? They've never caught a snook since that hot, probably offering one more unwanted bit of advice. We went >f relying upon "test" techniques in fishing — even though rainy afternoon in 1976. Sound familiar? on out in the boat - my friend, his two sons and myself. And they don't work time after time. I fall into the same pattern, too. Some time or another each had a different color, except my friend who used only Probably the most common error I see is a fella or gal perhaps I've caught a few trout at a certain place and I'll be his smoke colored jig. down for vacation and relying upon an experience they had darned if I can get past the place in my boat without stop- To edit this down somewhat, after my buddy landed three l the water a year or perhaps several years ago. ping to try out a new lure or toss a shrimp at the place. big trout in a row on his smoke colored lure, we all switched Here's how it goes: seems that some time a few years ago, I guess none of us really want to admit how much luck and started to get our first fish in also. this couple wandered on down to the beach at the Gulf end of there might be in finding a special spot. But repeatability is If there is a lesson, it's that you want to always have an Tarpon Bay Road. the key, and no matter how much experience you've got, if alternate plan for your fishing. Now, you don't need to buy Well, they got there at 2 p.m., just after a shower and the the fish aren't there or aren't biting, there's no way you can out a tackle shop and have every lure. The point is to be 'ady had a worn-out yellow lead-head jig. She cast it out (100 make them. inventive. :eet to the right of the first tree at the edge of the fence) and We all get into ruts with this fishing business. Last fall and If a spoon doesn't brings a strike, go to a top water lure. m the first attempt, she hooked into a snook that weighed in for some of the winter months, I found that artificial shrimp And if you are using shrimp and not getting in any fish, see if it a little over eight pounds. tails in the colors of clear, pink and black seemed to get the you can take a fillet of a scrap fish, like a pinfish or sugar Took them five minutes to get it in, but then the husband best action. trout, and use "cut" bait instead. used the same rod and the same yellow jig and by golly, if he So, I went to one of the Island bait shops and about bought I surely wish that fish were predictable for you, but if they didn't get a 10-pounder. out all they had of those colors. I got into the habit of only are, I have't heard of it. They change their feeding habits That was in '76. Each year they plan their vacation to fall offering those colors in the same lure design. and if you consistently show up at the same beach with the m the same week, and each afternoon they get there at the One day an old friend of mine who lives on a houseboat in same bait or lure and get skinked again, then it's time for 'right" spot at 2 p.m. And although the old yellow jig was Fort Myers came out to Captiva Island for a few nights and some experimentation. ost of a submerged piling, they have several new ones - in showed me his smoke colored shrimp imitator lure.

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I've never been much for innovation with shells. That is, Of course, you want a solid base for the shell and in some entertainment and for the very least - conversation. I'm more of a finder and displayer than a creator of in- of this display a set, or both sides of the bevalve, were glued I've already told you that I'm a finder, not a creator of teresting things. But I can't seem to find an end to the things together so that the bottom half made the base and the top shell displays, so it's up to you. But there are so many things that people can find to do with their shells around the home. was the was holder. that you can do with your hobby besides put a certain shell Not so long ago, I was in a restaurant up in Saint Peter- Now, you might have seen better displays, but I got to aside in a glass case never to be anything but peered at sburg and happened to notice that there under the cash thinking of some of the other shells and how you could use through a window. register was a display of shells for sale, and every one was them for similar purposes as a display. The joy of this is that Kids love shells, not for what value they might have or some kind of a candle. you don't have to collect "specimens" or perfect shells. what some adult might think is more desireable, but for Now, I've seen some fascinating creations with shells in Most any of the larger shells will do. what colors and shapes they are. animals, people and most anything in between, but those Some time ago, I did a story about some folks from cen- By far, my best shellers are little girls in the 9 to 12 age shells were an interesting use I would never have thought of. tral Florida who wanted me to pull into a bed of dead oyster range. They are fascinated by collecting shells, and best of The best part was that the shell-candles were made of shells so they could get a few clumps. You might recall that all, they have some of the finest ideas of how to display them most of the most common of shells found on our beaches - they then took the shells and soaked them in bleach to bring around the rooms at home. Mobiles, wall hangings, you large clams and cockles - and there are plenty of them them to a sparkling white, then used the cluster for a multi- name it, but kids often have some great thoughts on it all, around for experimentation. candle display. What a great idea, and certainly something and we can pick up some good pointers from them. What someone had done ws to take half of a cockle shell you aren't going to see in a department store downtown. Shelling should never be a contest; it should be a leisurely and add wick, then fill with wax. There are apparently I'm just at the surface, of course, of what can be done with pastime. Use your shell findings for something that will several colors of wax that can be used. shells for display and pleasure using candles. please you. Cockles are shells of about soap dish size, hollowed out How often have we come upon an old worn out conch or and of brown colors in various shades. A shell of perhaps whelk shell which has been broken somewhat or is riddled (Capt. Mike Fuery offers daily shelling trips to North four inches across is about an inch deep, and that's where with worm holes? Well, that on a sturdy base and filled with Captiva and Cayo Costa Islands. Call 472-3459 for in- the wax and wick go. wax and string would now be something you could use for formation.)

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Nutmeg House restaurant chef honored for Top Ten dining in Florida

By Ellen Mulligan A chef by any other name, would not gourmet skills. and concoct gourmet delights as smoothly as and get 'em out turnover routine. necessarily cook as well? Dave has honed his skills enough to earn a Grahm Kerr, the "galloping gourmet." "Basically, I'm into a small operation According to Dave Wackerman, chef and "Total Look Top Ten Award" recently for But Dave followed the less traveled path to with a quality item," he explains of the manager of the Nutmeg House, "A 'chef is a himself and his restaurant from the Miami- becoming a chef. Nutmeg House philosophy. "The only way to pretty nebulous term." based Total Look television show. He started out "in front" of the restaurant do something nice for somebody is to do it in "A master chef," Dave distinguishes, "is Cooking, Dave says, "is something I as bartender and waiter and just about a small way. You can't mass produce a one who devotes his life to it." And while picked up and I care about. I've been everything, he says. quality item. And that's why I'm keeping it Dave certainly considers himself a chef, it cooking ever since I was a little kid." And, In spite of the fact that there is more small," he adds. was under the direct tutelage of master he adds, he learned it the hard way. money to be made up front, Dave's interest "Basically, the only way to stay in chefs in New York, San Francisco and Most chefs, Dave explains, attend cooking in preparing the meals instead of serving business, and it's getting harder and harder, Washington D.C. that he acquired his schools to learn to cook, chop, grate, saute' them lured him back to the kitchen to work is to do something on a small scale," he under the wings of various European chefs explains, adding that you don't get the same popular in the U.S. "restaurant towns." money but you get a quality item - "You have to know what you're doing in that's what brings people back. the kitchen," Dave says about how a virgin If Dave wanted to make money instead of waiter can get by without the slightest idea run a quality kitchen, he says, "The ideal & GIFT BOUTIQUE of what he's doing, but there is no way a chef thing is to open a McDonalds and make a can fake it in the kitchen. million bucks!" That is if he could stand to When the opportunity availed itself to run a McDonald's. come to Sanibel to turn the Nutmeg House The Nutmeg House specializes in veal into the type of restaurant Dave had always dishes but also offers many fish and beef dreamed of, he happily kissed the wicked entrees prepared just "a little bit different" winters and the northern restaurants good- for originalities' sake, Dave says. bye. Patricia Dener, host of "The Total Look," What Dave has tried to accomplish in his recently visited the Nutmeg House to in- three years at the Nutmeg House is to offer terview and tape Chef Dave Wakerman in patrons a relaxing atmosphere for leisurely- action for a show that will give the viewer a FIREWORKS and STAINED GLASS paced dining through six or seven gourmet peek inside the Nutmeg House kitchen. Recent works by Susan R. Jackman courses while they enjoy the elegant The program will air July 1, 2, and 3. Also scenario of the Nutmeg House. during her visit, Ms. Dener presented Dave Jackman's windows will be free-hung from La Belle Gallery's New Orleans-style "Most people are interested in going out and the Nutmeg House the "Total Look nfl" balcony, providing a dazzling sunset scenario for those attending the exhibition and eating in 20 minutes, but that to me is Ten Award" for fine dining in Florida. preview on Sunday, July 5th, from 7 p.m. until sundown. not going out to dinner," Dave says about his P.S. They especially liked the escargot. FRENCH QUARTER feelings of the sit 'em down, serve 'em fast 1473 A PERIWINKLE WAY SANIBEL ISLAM) 472-4461 5:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. Other hours by appointment.

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The inspector plugs various of the recommendations made as a result of Fox estimated the $320 insulation mouth and via a reminder included in their measurements and usage statistics into the the audit. upgrading will pay for itself in 2*A years. power bills. computer and receives a full print-out of the The second audit format involves in in- The co-op recommended several con- "We had heard about the audit," Fox said. home's weaknesses plus suggested spector's visit without the computer and tractors to do the work for Fox, and he "But the bill that had the reminder in it was remedies, costs involved and period of time costs nothing for the homeowner. selected the firm that made the lowest bid. for $97, and that was with our thermostat set over which the improvements would pay for Pox, who lives in a 3-year-old home in the Co-op officials will inspect the work after it at 80 degrees. themselves in terms of energy savings. Rocks area, said he requested the computer is completed to insure that it is done "That's when we decided to have the audit One Island resident of Sunset South audit but the inspector recommended a tour properly. ourselves," he added. condominiums received the computer audit without the computer read-out would be as The co-op inspector also recommended Christensen said the co-op faces a two-to two weeks ago and said the procedure and effective for the relatively new home. that Fox wrap his water heater in a special three-week backlog for completing the the inspector both were "extremely "He was here for almost three hours," Fox insulated blanket instead of keeping a timer audits. Interested residents should contact professional and efficient." said about the co-op inspector. "He didn't on the heater. Bob Matheny at 995-2121 for more in- The inspection revealed leaking ducts and leave anything out." Christensen said timers "are really only formation or to schedule an appointment for window caulking, temperature set too high As a result of the audit, Fox said, he plans psychologically effective - people know the an audit. on the water heater and less than optimum to increase the resistance-value of his attic timer is there, so they conserve." Residents should plan on spending at least insulation, the homeowner said. insulation from 19 to 30 for maximum ef- Both Fox and the Rocks resident said they two hours with the auditor. He added that he plans to implement most ficiency as recommended bv the co-op. heard about the audits through word of

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Contra-indication is a fancy ALL THE PLEASURABLE THINGS term that means, when you have a chronic con- aition of some kind, there AN ISLAND PARADISE SHOULD BE are certain drugs you shouldn't use. If you have an ulcer, aspirin is con- traindicated. Any drug containing sodium is contra- indicated for a person with hypertension. Products containing sugar are contra- indicated for a diabetic. Allergy sufferers may be sensitive to a number of drugs which are therefore contra-indicated for them. Consult your pharmacist about drugs.

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Unit Description Purchase Assume Assume FINAL Amount S Mortg. Interest PHASE 1/1 Club Suite 105,000 35,000. 8.75 2/2 - Den - Gulf Front 235.000. 148,000. 14 2/2 - Den/Cabana 245.000. 146,000. 14.25 36 units are 2/2 - Den 235.000. 135,000 13.75 2/2 - Den - Gulf Front 226.000. 103.000. 9 now 1/1 Courtyard View 88.500. 23.000. 8.75 MAX — the automated being completed. teller — is like having a team of bankers at your Only a few fingertips. And MAX *Some owner financing available - NO POINTS -involved is open all day — * Second mortgage money available to meet 80% are still available. all night — all week. financing

Colonial near McGregor The above listed assumable mortgage amounts are WHEN THEY'RE Gulf Points Square — approximate. next to Publix CASH always accepted. Riverdale on Paim Beach GONE-- Boulevard East Gate Shopping Center THEY'RE GONE! Downtown at First and Monroe lee Exclusive On-Site Sales Agent County Banli SALES ASSOCIATES, INC. Member jfUficlicil FIRST FLORIDA8ANKS/FDK ...leadership in banking Licensed Real Estate Broker since1920 J (813) 472-4151 Ext. 3808 16 Tuesday, June 30,1981 The ISLANDER Looking for new homes, resales, lots, July 4th activities condominiums planned for Islanders or rentals?

By Ellen Mulligan A jam-packed, fun-filled July 4th ex- for the beer. travaganza is planned this Saturday for The Second Annual Road Rally sponsored Islanders to share in the continuing by the Island Reporter is scheduled to hit the celebration of the independence of our road by 1 p.m. The rally meanders (at the HOMES nation. speed limit) through a prescribed course, The fun begins with the Island Golf and the fun comes in when you have to an- Tournament at 8 a.m.. sharp at the first tee swer clues about places and things you will SHELL HARBOR: Custom built pool home. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, of the Dunes Country Club golf course. see along your drive. family room, formal dining room, office, fully equipped kit- Everyone is welcome to participate. The entry form for the Road Rally is also chen. 6 paddle fans, sauna,central vacuum, lush landscaping There is a nominal fee for the tournament. available in the Reporter and the fee is $5.00 with underground sprinkler, patio dock on deep-water canal with direct access to bay. $360,000. Owner will finance. Entry forms will be availabe in the next per driver and co-pilot and $1 for each ad- BEACHVIEW COUNTRY CLUB: Eight hew spec homes under issue of the Island Reporter and should be ditional person. Kids under 12 ride free. The construction and ready for occupancy in 60 days. From returned as soon as possible. first place winner will recieve $100, second $185,000 to $230,000 with financing available at 12*i% for 5 The Dunes will be public domain for place wins $50, third place wins $25. years. Complete with lot. Spectacular views. By 3:30 Islanders should be swaying to the SHEll HARBOR: "Alexandria" model on canal. 3 bedrooms, 2 Islanders to gather for the rest of the days baths, exquisitely furnished. Screen-enclosed pool and many activities. All are encouraged to bring live music of the Casa Band while working extras. $325,000. blankets, chairs, radios, coolers, Frisbees, up a hefty appetite for the second barbecue ROCKS, PHASE 4: 3-bedroom, 2-bath CBS home. Family room, footballs, cameras, mosquito repellent and at 4:30. pool, pre-conslruction price $179,500. whatever else would assist you in making The Lion's Club raffle for a 1981 Phoenix ROCKS. PHASE 5: Piling home on waterway. Pre-construction the day a great one. and other prizes is scheduled for 7 p.m, so be price $149,500. Barbecues will be roasting burgers and sure to bring your ticket along to see if you hot dogs for hungry partiers, and draft beer are a lucky winner. will be on tap. The big picnic will run from And the moment that highlights every 4th 11:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. with a second of July - the brilliant fireworks - will blast CONDOMINIUMS feeding planned for later in the afternoon. off at dusk. There is a fee for the barbecued goodies and

ONE SLOCK TO GOLF COURSE: 50 feet to beach. Nicely-furnished 2-bedroom, 2-bath condo with Gulf view from living room and bedrooms. Originaf owner, never rented. SANfBEl SIESTA: 2-bedroom, 2-bath, end unit with Gulf view. Elevator. $162,500 furnished. OCEANS REACH: One bedroom, Gulf front, fully furnished. $130,000. LIGHTHOUSE POINT: 2 bedrooms, 2 baths. First floor, furnished. Previous model. Adjoining wildlife refuge. $175,000. SANI8EL SIESTA: Gulf view, 2-bedroom, 2-bath, furnished. Elevator building. $139,500.

GIFTS DEEP SEA FISHING LOTS Party Boat "LADYESTERO" BEACHVIEW COUNTRY CLUB: On golf course. From $42,000. SHELLS • GIFTS • T-SHIRTS GUMBO LIMBO: 1OO'X125' on sanctuary. $21,500 with terms. Charter Boats SANIBEL SHORES: Large double lot. $30,000. 1609 Periwinkle Way "INDEPENDENCE". "ANGIE-DON" SHELL HARBOR: Extra large canal lot {opprojc. 205'X140"): Sanibel Island. Fla. 33957 From Southern exposure. $145,000. ROCKS S.D.: Lots at $30,000, $35,000 and $45,000. Some with (813) 472-4318 Gulf Star Marina terms. 9 - 5:30 Monday - Saturday Fort Myers Beach Sometimes on Sunday 463-2224 Eves. 481-6581

APARTMENTS IMPORTANT NOTICE • GRANADA VILLAS: a 4-plex consisting of four townhouses, FROM completely furnished, on the Shell Harbor canal waterway. Close lo Gulf of Mexico and including the adjacent 100'X 150' lot. Priced at $475,000. . P.V.C. FURNITURE RENTALS 50% OFF * WE HAVE CHOICE SUMMER RENTALS FOR YOU. * CALL JUDY HOPKINS * THE ISLAND WATER ENTIRE INVENTORY ASSOCIATION, INC. BUY FACTORY DIRECT * We also manufacture gliders, rockers, Effective the week of June 22, and picnic tables. Come and see our 19817 water bills should be paid by Cachet line * Find them at mail or in person at the IWA —Cachet Bent Arm Chair— business office. Your next bill will * show the new mailing address. For OPEN-SAT., JULY 4th those wishing to pay in person the office is located at 3425 •¥• Sanibel-Captiva Road [V* mile Tube Life Showcase

-* ..ttitt-sermv HOMES east of Rabbit Road). Office Hours Viilas Shopping Center -tt are 8:30 to 4:30 weekdays, but * and nfH'fialisIs in the REALTORS 8600 S. Tamiami Trail resak' tit Mit'hiiiitn iif payment by check may be placed 936-451! [3 Mis in a depository at the office any time. . Open 7 days a week Call472-1506 THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION, IWA, INC. 950 Periwinkle Wm at Lindgren BQiileiwcl The ISLANDER Tuesday* June 30,1981 17 -Quote-

To" the Editor , The Islander A little boy's heart stopped beating - a we should be, it brings to mind a haunting country stood still. And while all those quote: countless efforts were going on to save 6- The lion spares her whelp and licks her year-old Marcel, hundreds of babies were cubs. dying by abortion throughout all of Italy. The kestral cloaks the fledgling in her Defenseless little persons were being nest. .'..•' slaughtered while great strong men risked The rosebud guards her blossom with a their lives to save the little boy who had thorn. fallen into the well. "I'm so cold," he called But you attack the offspring of your loins, out, "Mama, Mama!" And lay him where he can't emit a cry, It was too late for Marcel, but it isn't for us Or plead for pity with a speechless tongue. to hear the imaginary cries of unborn babies Oh man, you less than angels made. doomed to die by abortion all over the world. You should be better than the beasts, For we who are concerned about Yet they would shrink in shame from what "alligators, turtles, eagles, racoons, as well you do. SANIBEL ISLAND Thank you, THE DUNES ON SECLUDED LAKE Ruth Hunter This delightful ground level home with master and guest bedroom suites features Sanibel an excellent floor plan, beautiful, easy to maintain landscaping and immaculate condition throughout. Situated by a secluded, natural lake and surrounded with abundant wild life. OWNER WILL CARRY MORTGAGE AT 13.5% INTEREST RATE $168,500

Sanibel's most prestigious address. Nearly 2,000 sq. ft. of pure luxury in the two bedroom, Unquote two bath, plus den suite. Almost 2,700 sq. ft. of living space in the three bedroom, three bath, plus den plan. Spectacular Gulf views, pool, lighted tennis courts, saunas and much more. Two bedroom Garden suite $325,900 Two bedroom Penthouse Suite $335,900 Three bedroom Penthouse Suite $469,900 SANDDOLLAR Three bedroom, 2 bath luxurious Gulf front apartment with spectacular view. Decorator fur- mmxmm nished. $275,000. Realtor-Associate After Hours: 549-1228 LIGHTHOUSE POINT india i< A sunny corner 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom penthouse condominium! This large 1887 square foot apartment has an open sun deck overlooking the bay and lagoon, and features a fine clubhouse, pool and tennis courts. An ideal winter or year-round residence for the • Imported Clothes • Largest Selection of T-Shirts discriminating buyer. Offered at $179,900. • Men's Shirts, Shorts • Laguna Swimming Shorts Realtor-Associate After Hours: 472-9300 • Handmade Jewelry SUNDIAL RESORT The most spectacular view of the Gulf. The wrap-around porch brings the view indoors. Step t | 2330 Palm Ridge Road • Sanibel island, FL 33957 • 472-3227 onto the white sand from your private ground level beachfront entrance for tanning, swimming and shelling. Two bedroom, two bath, plus den. Fully furnished and available immediately. $219,000. Realtor-Associate After Hours: 472-2811 GRACIOUS BAYFRONT ESTATE COME and BROWSE and REGISTER for our Gracious bayfront residence. Convenient private location offers magnificent unobstructed $ view with 150' of seawalled shoreline, including two separate boat slips with direct bay access. Classically designed with lush, mature landscaping. The home has 5,000 sq. ft. of 20 GIFT CERTIFICATE living space with five bedrooms and four baths' Huge master suite with adjacent guest bedroom. Family room with firepalce overlooking screened heated pool. Many, many luxurious extras. Shown by appointment only. $475,000 Drawing to be held EVERY MONDAY Realtor-Associate After Hours: 472-9300 until further notice. SHELL HARBOR C No purchase <79 YT' Direct sailboat access and walk to private Gulf access with three bedroom, three bath, pool necessary. ($IC home in the best residential area on Sanibel. Immaculate condition. $375,000. Realtor-Associate After Hours: 472-2811

No need to (^jSlWdAC GULFSIDE PLACE — The ultimate in affordable luxury. Two spacious suites available; one beautifully furnished, one unfurnished. $50,000 down on each suite and owner will finance be present Hours 9:30-5 Mon.-Sat. balance at very attractive terms. Enjoy luxury at its finest while accumulating maximum tax at drawing. 22428 Periwinkle benefits. in Sanibel Square CAPTIVA ISLAND SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION One bedroom, two bath BAYSIDE VILLA. Overlooks Pine Island Sound. Boat basin adjacent. Heated pool, entertainment area S spa. Tennis, golf, gourmet restaurant and shops. Ex- cellent rental history with two separate rental units within this one villa. Two separate Quells &ea villas from whichtochoose, offered furnished at $120,000

"An Ocean Boutique" SUNSET CAPTIVA Shells From Sanibel & World Wide Sunset Captiva, a beautiful private community directly on the Gulf of Mexico. The com- Coral, Gifts, Jewelry & Exotic Sea Life munity is situated on a 13-acre secluded site and includes a huge heated pool, cabana and barbecue area plus tennis courts, bayside boat dockage and private tree-shaded roadways. Shell Craft Supplies & Mirrors GULF FRONT— Three bedroom, two bath luxury home with loft, cathedral ceilings, Framed Shell Pictures, Oils & Limited Prints fireplace, screened porches and sundecks. Many custom extras. $325,000. We Ship GASPARILLA ISLAND SILVER KING ^FLORIDA CITRUS Giant tarpon minutes away from your home at Boca Grande Pass! Boat slips at your doorstep, plus many other luxury amenities. Silver King features luxurious three bedroom con- Gift Fruit Boxes dominiums. From $230,000. Realtor -^AVOCADOS •LIMES P.O.BoxG 1020 Periwinkle Way Sanibel. Florida 33957 tlMANGOS #. VALENCIA ORANGES (813)472-3165 Licensed & Bonded Fruit Shipper

1-157 Periwinkle Way Formerly Tahitian Garden Jim's Shell Shop Apothecary Center 1983 Periwinkle Way 472-6991 2460 Palm Ridge Rd 472-3991 10-5 472--S991 10-5 Daily Seven Days 10-5 Daily 18 Tuesday, June 30,1981 The ISLANDER

Police Beat

All information in the following reports Photographs and prints valued at $550 him when he entered the unit! A Pittsburg, PA man was charged witi as taken directly from Sanibel Police were taken from a Lighthouse Point con- After questioning by police, Scott ad- following too closely last Wednesday, June 'epartment records. dominium sometime between May 5 and mitted the report was false and said he had 24 after a two-car accident on Periwinkl June 7. broken the window. Police charged Scott Way near Dixie Beach Boulevard. A former gas attendant at the 3-Star Mrs. Henry Hubterd of Alexandria, VA, with filing a false report, which is a first Todd Fischer, of Pittsburg, was travellini Grocery store on Palm Ridge Road faces reported the theft after she returned to the degree misemeanor. east on Periwinkle Way when he struck thi charges of grand larceny after he walked off condominium to pick up assorted boxes and rear of a car driven by Leslie Krumbhol: the job and allegedly took approximately the pictures that she left when she sold the A Sanibel Police officer discovered Alley of Fort Myers. Alley had stopped t( 1,000 with him last Sunday evening, June unit. The boxes containing household items vandalism shortly after midnight last allow the car in front of her to make a lefi were as Mrs. Hubbard left them, and only Monday, June 22 at the Sanibel-Captiva turn onto Dixie Beach Boulevard. Police Chief John Butler said the em- the artwork was missing, she told police. Chamber of Commerce. According to reports, the driver of thi tloyee, 29-year-old Louis Alberto Natal of The officer found bullet holes in two sides unknown car was making the left turn onto Fort Myers, was apprehended in Miami last Sanibel Landscaping reported the theft of of the telephone booth at the chamber. The Dixie Beach Boulevard from the right-ham Thursday morning, where he faces separate a pony tail palm tree, Veromeliads and a holes were made by either a 22 caliber or a lane of Periwinkle Way. charges. cactus valued at $195 on Monday, June 22. pellet gun, according to the.report. Fischer's 1981 Chevrolet was totaled in thi Local police late last week awated Natal's The items had been missing since Friday, Less than 10 minutes later, the same of- accident. Police estimated damage t ransport from Miami to the Lee County Jail June 19. ficer discovered a similar bullet hole in a Alley's 1978 Chevrolet at $2,000. ria the Lee County Sheriff Department window at the weigh station on -the ilane. . A Fort Myers was charged with filing a causeway. A Fairfield, AR man was cited for nc According to police records, Natal walked false police report last Monday, June 22. license tags last Friday, June 26 after a one iway from his job at the gas pumps and left Ronald Scott, of 6110 Whiskey Creek Drive, Police reponded to a complaint from a car accident on Fulger near Pyrula. >nly change, checks and gas charge slips in remained in the Lee County Jail pending Sanibel Beach Club resident early last Jeffery Lynn Fudge apparently los he cash register drawer. $400 bond at the time of this report. Thursday morning, June 25 about a barking control of his 1980 BMW as he rounded According to police, Scott reported a dog. curve at 3 a.m. Friday. The car struck Vandals broke the glass in the large case burglary and an aggravated assault at the The complainant told police the dog, which several small trees before becoming stuck in hat holds a map of the Islands outside the Sundial unit he was renting last Monday. was locked inside a U-Haul truck, had been sand. Police estimated damage to the car a Janibel-Captiva Chamber of Commerce Police - alerted area law enforcement barking all night. $700. ometime between last Sunday, June 21 and agencies and causeway officials to be on the Police located the owner of the 14^nonth- ilonday, June 22. lookout for a large black man who Scott said old Great Dane, who said he would stay with broke the apartment window and assaulted the dog until a kennel opened.

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Individual - Family • Adolescent \ VALERIE A HUTCHENS 5 • Director LEASING ^ SANIBEL-CAPTIVA AT LANDLUBBER ^ COUNSELING CENTER A tool for self improvement — For professional or administrative offices Space available at LANDLUBBER. Perfect center physical, mental and emotional island location. Two units available on or about Due to Response August 1, 1981- $412.00 per month — first, last and security. Call our offices today for additional informa- now accepting applications tion. for a second group PROPERTY APPRAISALS R**ldant!al - Commercial INSTRUCTIONS IN SELF HYPNOSIS Invattnwnt Prompt Reasonable Service Tues 730 - 9:30 PM SANIBEL REALTY, INC. {Just East of Bank oi the islands) FOR FURTHER INFORMATION 1633-A Periwinkle Way 472-1549 472-1566 472-6565 a-HPenumkieWay (813)472-9696 Sanibel Island, Florida 472-1549 The ISLANDER Tuesday, June 30,1981 Announcing: SURFRIDERON SANIBEL Astounding Interval Ownership Values!

INTERVAL WEEKS ARE NOW AVAILABLE at this superbly located Captran Resort for low, low, pre-construction prices.

SUPERB BEACH FRONT VACATION CONDOMINIUMS ON SANIBEL ISLAND All the joys of owning your own vacation home, by the week by the sea, at an amazingly affordable one-time cost. Visit soon and learn about the Surfrider lifestyle - basking on the beach, swimming in the heated pool, playing tennis, or enjoying a relaxing dip in the whirlpool. All the things you go vacationing for - yours year after year, for a lifetime.

Dick Van Patten says: Vacations by the Slice from Captran FREE the only way to go!" GIFT For Visiting Couples... Bring this coupon and tour our resort and SAN CARLOS we'll give you a Pleaser Instant Camera by BAY Kodak. Offer valid with informal inspection tour of the model, recreational facilities and, it married must be accompanied by spouse. No purchase necessary. Limit one gift of any nature per family; not valid for owners, employees, previous gin recipients or students. Offer made for the » purpose of promoting sales of interval Ownership weeks at this resort.

An interval Ownership Condominium ResDrt 555 East Gulf Drive "Sanibel, Florida 33957 (813)472-5181: OPEN MONDAY - SUNDAY 9AM-5PM Interval Owner and Captran Spokesman IS-SRBC-1 20 Tuesday, June 30,1981 :^""* The ISLANDER Mariner presents 1 a promise 1 When Mariner Properties acquired The Dunes in early cai 1980 it was their intention to make The Dunes the finest Del residential and recreational community on the islands. cai Today, that promise is being fulfilled. No Every aspect of The Dunes has been painstakingly planned hel to take full advantage of the unsurpassed natural beauty of • • r its Sanibel location. Homesites are plotted to afford maximum privacy and at the same time provide vistas of 9' the lovely surroundings. Thoughtfully prepared deed restrictions assure homeowners that new residences in The Dunes will harmonize architecturally, and landscaping is

• ... -^ * "j» p -- * The ISLANDER Tuesday, June 30,1981 21 he Dunes... eing fulfilled ly reviewed to ensure a pleasing character, • An oversized pool provides the opportunity for exercise ful new Village Homes have been designed for and relaxation. >e island living. • Private access to a fine white sand beach on the Gulf of irt has been spared to furnish all the niceties that Mexico is within each walking or bicycling distance. ake Florida living enjoyable. The attractive natural wood clubhouse accommodates a challenging nine-hole golf course is being expanded large meeting room, an inviting cocktail lounge and an holes under the direction of a full time appealing dining room. The facilities are perfect for ling pro. meeting new friends and entertaining guests. Outdoor ill-weather tennis courts are supervised by a barbecue grills adjacent to the clubhouse are available for lent professional. the use of residents of The Dunes. lly stocked pro shop caters to golf and tennis The Dunes has been planned as a very special kind of itees. community at a reasonable price. We invite you to visit us today.

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The Mariner Story ^he men*and women who have managed The Mariner Group of Affiliated Companies since 1971- are fully aware that the purchaser of residential real estate finds his best security in working with an honest, straightforward developer who lives up to his representations. With this in mind, they have dedicated themselves to carry out development that produces the proper balance between careful growth and the unique natural qualities of Sanibel. A host of award winning projects including Periwinkle Place, the Casa Ybel Resort, Thistle Lodge Restaurant and South Seas Plantation testify to this. Memberships Available Public Invited for Golf & Tennis Qpen for Lunch & Happy Hoar

The Stales Sales Center » 949 Sand Castle Road • Sanibel Island Open 9 a.m. to 5p.m.; Monday through* Saturday, Sundays 12-4 {813)472-1939/(813)472-5187

of Affiliated Companies 22 Tuesday, June 30,1981 The ISLANDER

Island Open Fishing Derby ends, Visitor finds Junonia

results to be posted next week Jackie Acre was thrilled last week to find her first Junonia after eight years of shelling on Sanibel. By Mark Harmei The Orange Park housewife said she The last chance to catch a prize winning nament was made this week. Mike Lindvig became addicted to shelling 20 years ago There were no cobia entries for the eighth while her husband was stationed with the fish in the Island Open Fishing Derby ended from Orlando caught an llVfe-pound snook at week] Sunday night, but due to the delay of mail-in the Lighthouse on a spoon. His catch was one Navy on Midway Island in the Pacific. Since then she's hunted for treasures of entries the grand prize winners will not be of 18 snook entered in the eighth week. Grand Prize Standings the sea in Hawaii, Talbot Island and known until next week. Ray.Meacham, another Colorado resident Seatrout - 8 lb., Patricia Powell, Miami Jacksonville Beach near her home, and at The results from the eighth week of the from Grand Junction, became a weekly Redfish - I6V2 lb., L.W. Vickers, Durham, unspoiled Cumberland Island off the derby, ending June 21, show a 30-pound winner by hooking a five-pound trout in Pine N.C. snook leading this week's catch. Island Sound. He was fishing with Duke Sells Georgia coast, which can be reached only by Snook - 30 lb., Lit Dupont, Fruita, Colo. boat. The snook caught by Lit DuPont of Fruita, and used shiner for bait. Cobia - 48% lb., Sam DePalma, Davie, Fla. "We love Sanibel," Jackie said, adding Colo, is also the new leader in the grand The only redfish entered this week was an Junior Angler .- lSVfe-lb. snook, Jimmy that she and her daughter, Laurie, come prize standings. DuPont's catch was made 11-pounder reeled in by Robert Farkas, Jr. Burnsed, Orlando in Pine Island Sound while fishing with Capt. The Purcellville, Va. resident caught his red here two or three times a year. Woman Angler - 28y2-lb. snook, Susan Duke Sells using shiners for bait. on a pinfish in Tarpon Bay while fishing with Blacketer, Fort Myers "But this is my first Junonia," she said. The first junior angler entry in the tour- Capt. Randy White. She picked it up in an outgoing tide in front of Casa Ybel Resort.

The Cedar Chests Fine Jewelry SANffiEL RECREATION COMPLEX

REPORT the island's fuMservice jewelry store

• Manufacturers of 14 kt. shell jewelry • Complete selection of chains,bracelets and HELP US CROSS earrings in 14 kt. gold • Diamonds and other precious gamstones • 14kt. gold watches by Concord THE FINISH LINE! • Watches by Seiko and Pulsar • Experienced jewelry repair on premises We are now in the stretch drive of our fund raising effort. With • Watch repair, batteries and bands a little more help from friends like you, we will be able to realize • Custom designing and remounts • Fine giftware featuring Hudson & Chilmark our goal of $150,000.00 for a community swimming pool and pewter, Bel leek fine china and music boxes multi-purpose gymnasium. bySchmid • Decorative brass accessories Visa • Mastercard • American Express Tahitian Garden """^ 1987 Periwinkle Wayjj Sanibel, Fi. 33957 B (813)472-2876' jOpen Monday thru Saturday flB John S Pat Zambutol We need your support now

If you have been planning to make a TAX DEDUCTIBLE DONATION to our cause but haven't taken the time, today would be a great time to send your gift.

Mail to: Sanibel Recreation Complex c/o Bank of the Islands HURRAY 1699 Periwinkle Way Sanibel, Fl. 33957 I'OKTIIIilJ.S.A.

DONOR CLUBS

Osprey Donor - A gift of $ 1,000 or more Heron Donor - A gift of $200 Pelican Donor - A gift of $100 Sandpiper Donor - A gift of $25

Have you noticed? The pool construction is progressing nicely!

Donald T. Bissell ILE CKOCODIII

Contribution Chairman 2330 Palm Ridge Place • Sanibel Island Florida 33957 • (813) 472-9166 The ISLANDER Tuesday, June 30,1981 23 Portrait

Hilda Rush

Age: 69

Height: "5'3"

Roots: "They were so violently destroyed by events in Germany that for years I had none. But it Upoks as if I am growing new ones again right here on Sanibel."

Pleasures: "Looking at colors, listening to music,entertaining friends at dinner, growing orchids, birding and being aware of how good life is these days.'

Last Book Read: Of Blood and Hope by Samuel Pisar I Mentor: "Life and my friend, Peggy Fuller."

Wish:"(That) the Secretary of the Interior Watt will-be recalled."

Words of Wisdom: "The Moral Majority By Ellen Mulligan is neither." Photos by Mark Harm©I

Islander Hilda Rush would like to see a new addition to the By 1935, young German Jews were either leaving or in America sells something, so why shouldn't she? above list of regular Portrait questions - pet peeves. talking of leaving Germany, and Hilda was no exception. Not surprising, Hilda sold toys all over Ohio, Penn- "I have a pet peeve," she says in Her characteristically Her choices for refuge were limited to South Africa and slyvania and New England for her first five years in this articulate manner. "(It's) when everybody says 'Have a Argentina. Along with thousands of fleeing Jews, she country. Her gregariousness served her well in her new Mice day.'" headed for Johannesburg. work. W It bothers Hilda that such a saying has lost its For a young, strong-willed woman alone, Hilda managed She then opened her own business in North Jersey called significance, like so many others things, from constant well in Johannesburg. Fortunately, she was fluent in both "The Party Box" and remained in the party supply business over-use. English and French, and she found work easily once there. for the next 10 years. Nothing escapes Hilda's gaze and consideration. She has By circumstance, Hilda made Johannesburg her home But 10 years of selling party favors was enough, and she commanding opinions on life, politics, prejudice, the arts from 1936 until 1955. She found employment as office was ready for a new challenge. and the world as a whole, and she is quick to speak her worker, sales representative and oddly enough, as "Then I started something entirely different," Hilda says mind. cosmetologist to the white elite. about her new position with the Carnegie Endowment for Hilda is the kind of woman who freely admits,' 'More goes "It took me years to understand the injustices done to the International Peace. against my grain than with it," and, "I'm straight toward to blacks," Hilda recalls today. But once the Nationalists With her limited qualifications, Hilda believes, only in the point of offending." came in, she says, conditions worsened in the country. It America would she have had the wonderful opportunity to ~ But her intention is not to offend - it is to open closed eyes. was really an extension of the prejudices that forced her out become assistant librarian with such a respected in- •5md she does not give idle criticism_ without constructive of Germany. ternational organization. action. "There had always been Apartheid," she explains of the Thoroughly enjoying her new post at the library, she Hilda says her activist nature stems from the sadness gap between black and white. "But not quite as blatant as it became enthralled by the journals and manuscripts that endured as a young Jew forced to leave her mother-country, became with the new Nationalists' regime." lined the shelves. One day while routing magazines to the Germany. The greatest pain, however, came from the loss The treatment of the blacks got so bad that many op- proper people, she came across an article in the New York of her family to Hitler's minions. ponents of the new government began to leave. It became Times about Sanibel. Life in Germany was rich for Hilda before the gloom of apparent to Hilda that it was time to prepare for her second This article ultimately lead her to the Island in 1974. Nazism. Surrounded by the affluence of Berlin - the arts, emigration. Sanibel became the first place in Hilda's life that she could the intellectuals; the politics - she loved, appreciated and The door to the United States was not so tightly'shut as it honestly and happily call home. soaked it all up. had been prior to the war. "And I must say, 1 never want to "I really feel I'm part of the community now - which I "Then to have it all come to an end," she recalls about the leave this country again - except to travel," she explains never felt before," Hilda says. Although, she adds, "The horror of seeing her future fade. The devastating events about how good life in the United States, has been since then. first four years were very difficult. This is not the kind of taught her to think and made her realize that people have to She had been told that once in America she could always have opinions and express them. sell something or other. She was of the belief that everyone Portrait continued next page 24 Tuesday, June 30,1981 The ISLANDER

Island softball Extra inning puts Captran over R&B Liquor

Thursday's match-up between R&B was streaking his way down the baseline Liquor and Captran was a tight, low-scoring toward home - where he conveniently game. A 2-2 tie at the end of the seventh blocked the throw with his back - and inning sent the game into extra innings. scored. Captran's Doug Whitley hit a three-bagger * ' 3 ******* ** i^Jt I & in the eighth inning to send Randy Keim across the plate for the winning run. Whitley Last Week's Results later hit in to make the final score 4-2. Thursday's night-cap wasn't as close. In West Wind 5 the rivalry of the restaurants, McT's South Seas 4 steamed the Timbers 12-7, but it was Pudge Noon Of the Timbers who highlighted the Island Pizza 12 game. Naumann 4 Not known for his speed, Noon thrilled the fans with an inside-the-park home-run. Noon Captran 4 hit the ball into short left and got by the R&B Liquor 2 fielder attempting a shoe-string catch. . The ball rolled all the way to the fence, and McT's 12 by the time the throw finally came in, Pudge Timbers 7

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Island to make many contacts for a single person. her bicycle* to the beach, tending to her lovely orchid actively involved with conservation - a concern always "Then I joined the Unitarian Uqiversalist Church in Fort collection, dabbling in vegetable gardening, listening to near to her heart. Hilda does her part by volunteering her Myers," she continues. "There I met people (who happen to music, reading, birding or any of the many other things that time at the Conservation Foundation as well as openly live on Sanibel) that have since become my closest friends." fill her days. supporting the land use plan. Hilda is happy with herself now. She says she likes herself But being an active participant in the community is of Hilda also belongs to a new women's group on the Isl. better at 69 than at 39, and she believes Sanibel has had a lot utmost importance to her. to C.R.O.W. and to the program committee of BIG Arts, to do with it. "One thing I'm dead serious about is the importance of of these commitments have become very special to her. "Ever since coming to Sanibel," she explains em- retaining what there is left to retain," she says about her And as long as Hilda remains on Sanibel, she will continue phatically, "it has been just fascinating the kind of people feelings for saving the Island from the throes of over- to be as controversial and committed as she has always you can meet if you are just open to talk - its unbelievable!'' development. been. And, she feels, that may not-be all bad. Hilda also relishes her time alone - the time spent riding Coming to Sanibel afforded her the opportunity to become

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Sanibel swimmers Island Tennis Tournament soak 13 teams mixed doubles rained out see photos page 33 By Mark Harmel Sunday's thunderstorm not only knocked 6-2, 6-2. The Greater Lee County YMCA (GLCY), out electrical power on Sanibel, it also In a close women's singles final,"A" team wKich includes the Sanibel Water Attack washed-out the mixed doubles event of the player Ann Costanzo barely defeated "B" Team (SWAT), topped 13 other swim teams Island Tennis Tournament at the Dunes this team player Dorothy Andrews 7-5, 6-4. this weekend at the GLCY Invitational in weekend. But all the other events in the Bruce Peterson and John Kanossa teamed Fort Myers. tournament were completed on time. up in the men's doubles to top Len Clemment Finishing with a team score of 1,595, The mixed doubles match has been and Dave Sutherland. GLCY outscored it nearest competitor, the rescheduled for Sunday, July 5 at the Dunes Bo Cure won the junior singles in round South Florida Swim Association, by 409 from 4 to 6 p.m. New entries as well as last robin play, and Bill Hatcher and Steve points. week's entrants are welcome. Corbin took the consolation doubles from Phaidra Pfahler, Lisa Fenton and Jen- Winning the men's singles event was Dan Bob Woods and Dennis Reid 7-6, 6-4. nifer and Heather Muench scored points Cohn, who topped Len Clemment in two sets finishing in the first four places in their kindividual events. ". Heather placed second in the 50-yard freestyle, second in the 25-yard butterfly, fourth in the 25-yard breaststroke, second in the ^-yard backstroke, and third in the 100- yard individual medly. Jennifer finished first in the 50-yard freestyle, second in the 50-yard breaststroke, third in the 100-yard backstroke, third in the 100-yard individual medly, and third in the 100-yard freestyle. Phadra placed fourth in the 25-yard backstroke, and fourth in the 25-yard freestyle. Lisa finished third in the 50-yard breaststroke. A number of other Sanibel swimmers helped the GLCY team place in the relay Svents. They were: Tara Friedlund, Jean aCicero, Karen Muench, Amy Leanos, Suzannah Stern, Matt Ramsey, Ray LaForte, Andy Muench, Chad Hatcher, Laura Fenton, Amber Noon, Kim Magnuson, David Muench, Heather Nichols, John Healy, Scotch Peloso, Gerry Bowie, Switching partners on Sunday, Bill Hatcher, above, won the consolation doubles with and Todd Noon. Steve Corbin. Dorothy Andrews, right, beat Lou Ann Parker to get into the finals, but then lost to Ann Costazo. _^_

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ALL THE DAYS WERE SUMMER by Feeling runs high in the little town where Stephen's wife, Gwen, dies in a tragic have happened. ack Bickham. Mixed in with the welter of these men are considered enemies. Danny accident, leaving him with four young Other Books ulgarity and violence present writers and finds that he has a lot of growing up to do, children. He sends for a distant cousin, who A Question of Inheritance by Josephine ublishers are turning out, are a few and his father and one particular POW help gladly comes to lend a hand and becomes Bell - A new mystery by one of the best' leasant novels about decent people. This is him do it. "Aunt Doe" to the children. mystery writers. jch a one. THE LAND ENDURES by Mary E. Although Stephen and his family are Baryshnikov by Gennady Smakov - The It is the heartwarming story of a 12-year- Pearce. This is the story of Stephen newcomers to the village, the other biography of one of the greatest dancers of Id boy and his dog. It all takes place during Wayman, a lawyer turned farmer. The characters were met in "Apple Tree Lean all time. summer in Ohio, where Danny's father is setting is rural England in the early 1920s Down," to which this book is the sequel. A Japanese Motifs for Needlepoint by Sally a charge of civilian guards at a German when the country is recovering from four thoroughly enjoyable story about down-to- Nicoletti - This is one for the Island risoner of War Camp. years of war. earth people and incidents that could easily needlepointers.

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ONE YEAR AGO..... FIVE YEARS AGO TEN YEARS AGO FIFTEEN YEARS AGO July 1, 1980 June 29, 1976 July 1, 1971 June 30, 1966 Pinball wizards needn't come to Sanibel Sanibel gets ready for the Island's Visitors from far and near continue to 1966 Shell Fair Revisited. Crawford N. looking for entertainment. Sanibel's Bicentennial celebration with many ac- throng the Chamber, and some noted from Cate won the "Shell of the Show" (world- Planning Commission voted unanimously to tivities being planned including a teen dance the guest register came from California, wide) for an erosania guttata, a shell which deny a request for a game room and a 5-2 and a formal parade with Uncle Clarence Minnesota, Texas, Wisconsin, Colorado, was first reported in 1791, although only vote was passed recommending that City Rutland as Grand Marshal. A full-page Louisiana, the midwest states and New about eight specimens Have been found since Council adopt a policy that a commercial American Flag was published courtesy of England, the latter two areas kepresenting then. Mr. Cate also won a first prize with a amusement arcade not be permitted use in Bailey's General Store. the bulk of travelers to the Islands. display of cypraea. the land use plan. Sanibel Police had a call that "a lot of Florida Marine Research advertised Weather report temperatures for the week The largest fish caught in the tenth week people" were watching someone messing dredgings, from the Gulf of Mexico, sold by showed a high of 95 degrees and a low of 82 of the Fishing Derby was hooked by Horst around with an eight-foot alligator. Turned the bushel for home sorting of rare shells, degrees with a total of 1.75 inches of rain. Dietrich of Middleport, NY. His 241/2-pound out to be conservation people tagging coral and other marine specimens at $10 a snook was caught in the surf at Blind Pass. Marshall (Marshall is the BIG alligator who bushel and up. CLASSIFIED: For Rent - One bedroom isn't dead). furnished bay front apartment, gas and The Sanibel Swim Team stroked to an Classified rates were $1 minimum for 15 electricity furnished. $65 a month. impressive victory in a Greater Lee County Classified ad rates were $1 for the first 10 words or less; $.05 a word thereafter. Classified rates were $1 minimum for 25 YMCA meet. Sanibel's powerful team words and $.05 for each word thereafter. words or less. racked up 978 points; their closest com- Ipetition, East Fort Myers, had 305. Compiled by Bette Lithgow ISLAND PIZZA r Our dough is made fresh daily " ITALIAN SUBS - \ / PIZZA ft-B SPAGHETTI SALADS BEER & WINE TO GO EAT IN OR TAKE OUT LIQUORS ./" MAX—the automated teller—is like having 472-1581 or 472-1582 igi-$t$re specials a team of bankers atyour 7 Days 11 A.M.-71 P.M. 1630 Periwinkle Way fingertips. And MAX is open all day — Shop with ft-6 all night—-all week. :• Colonial near McGregor and $AUE ,'••: ; Gtrif Points Square—: : ••'.:-• nextioPublix: ••'.;;]j.:> Riverdale onRaim Beacji ;, dditional parking spaee available • : Boulevard'; :;"•:•• East; Gate Shopping Center" behind the store. • ••:.Dpwntown at First .a / ••'•'•' and Monroe t ; y".' '_• 412-3335 FINE FOOD 10% Discount on tue& AT (eHclwKng sale items) County FAMILY PRICES! 1201 Periwinkle Way 9 to 9 DASLV (Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner) Banir SEE YOU •:••••.-•• Member FIRSTFlDRlDABANKS/roiC OVER THE 4th! -•.leadership in banking • Monday: French Fried Shrimp $4.95 • since1920 J Choice of Island Fries or French Fries Dinner Salad CLOSED ON TUESDAY Wednesday:Barbecued Ribs $4.95 Choice of island Fries or French Fries Dinner Salad

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Friday. Deep Fried Fish W.95 Choice of Island Fries or French Fries Dinner Salad Saturday: US Deep Fried CMcta 14.95 CMceaf bfand Fries Ex\TERTAI.\ YOU or Fteadi Fries with OiatarSaW \M QUARTET $4* CMocefMaadFriv For your listening and dancing pleasure, we feature nightly fffMKhffMi entertainment in the Atrium Lounge. Sip a delicious drink, and enjoy the musical expertise of LE QUARTET from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. except Mondays. On Sunday tap your feet to the Dixie Land Quartet while enjoying our Sunday Champagne Brunch. 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Call 472-5111 for information & 1619 Periwinkle Way 472-3733 32 Tuesday, June 30,1981 The ISLANDER

from J.N. 'Ding' Darling Refuge Report National Wildlife Refuge

By Larry Narcisse, biological technician J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge

A great deal can be learned about birds by Fish eaters have long dagger-shapped bills feeders that must probe deep into flower tail itself are wide and stiff. reading them much the same as you would a that are generally high but not wide at the blossoms to obtain their food. Seed eaters Foot Shape and Leg Length: Flesh eating book. General information such as feeding base; some have slightly decurved bills. The have short, strong, conical bills for cracking birds that capture live prey have huge toes habits, habitats and types of food consumed next time you are out on the wildlife drive the husk on seeds. The cardinal has the with strong sharp toenails. These birds can be obtained if you know the ABC's of observe closely the bill of the anhinga. classic seed eater's bill. knead their prey (squeeze - relax - squeeze) reading birds. Hawkers (birds that pursue flying insects) Wing Forms: Birds that feed on the wing, to kill it after it is captured. A good example Feeding habits of birds correlate directly have broad short bills thai -Set as nets to or those that fly a great deal nf the time, is the red-tailed hawk. Birds that cling to to such things as*bill length and shape, wing snap up their prey at midflight. Rictal have long pointed wings that extend well trees, etc., in a vertical position have short form, coloration, leg length, and foot shape; bristles (hairlikefeathers), near the base of beyond the base of the tail (frigatebirds); legs with sharp, long, curved toenails. Birds however, not all birds will fit into the the bill, aid in the capture of insects. Mud conversely, birds that make infrequent use with webbed feet spend much of their time following descriptions. probers have long, narrow, blunt-tipped, of their wings have short wings that do not swimming as a means of traveling in pursui Bill Shapes: The most common bill shape flexible bills that are highly sensitive at the reach, or barely reach, the base of the tail. of food. Many birds are so specialized for belongs to insectivores; they generally have tip. Nightcrawlers and other small soft- The Carolina wren fits in this category. swimming that it is very difficult or im- moderate to long slender bills that curve bodied organisms living in soft mud or sand Birds that use their wings exclusively for possible, for them to walk on the ground. slightly downward and contain a small hook are the usual tablefare of these birds. Bark swimming have flipper-like wings with short Wading birds have long legs and toes at the end of the maxilla. The hook is used to drillers have the straightest and most feathers. relative to their body length. Those that tear insects when they are too large to symmetrical of bill forms. The bill shape is Tail Forms: An indication of a bird's habit walk on flimsy substrata, i.e., lily pads, have swallow whole. The grey kingbird fits this similar to a pointed ice-cream cone. Along may lie in the shape of its tail. Aerobatic extremely long toes to disperse weight over category. Generally the longer the bill of an with the structure of the skull, this bill shape birds have long tails that are often forked a wide area. Elevated, or missing, hind toes insectivore, the more likely it is that it feeds is perfect for the shock and stress put on it. (barn swallow). An extremely short tail indicate that a bird runs a lot. Sander lings on insects that may give a bad sting or bite. Wood chiselers have bills that are similar to indicates that a bird is more terrestrial than are excellent runners, and have no hind toe. Those birds that feed on large prey (hawks) bark drillers with the exception that their aerial. Bracing tails occur in many birds Now that you know some ABC's of reading have short, thick, semi-circular or hooked bills are slightly upturned. Long, thin, that move or walk in the vertical position birds, your birdwatching should be more bills that are used for tearing or stripping. needlelike bills are indicative of ngg^ar much of the time. The central shafts and the enjoyable.

REALTOR. MIS ROYAGULFfROPERTIES INC. REALTORS L I CENTRAL Office 332-3800 SOUTH Office. 482-3200 CAPE Office 549.-J22! ffice 997-4433 SAlSf CARLOS Office 482-8500 COMMERCIAL Dent. 332-3800 Ex. 239

f GEORGETOWN! 4 Bedroom, 2 baih, ter $ UNIQUE POOL accents fhis well cared for ASSUMABLE 8 3/4 MORTGAGE! Ex-I l 15,000 ms! 69,900 home with family room. Easy access to 169,500 panded, custom Michigan Home. 4,6001 Call 482-3200 EVES: 936-5133 Assoc. Ft. Myers, hospitals, schools & golf. Sq. Ft. 4 bedroom, 3 bath pool home. I Call 549-1221 EVES: 542-8719 Assoc. Brochure available. Call.332-3800 EVES:_ 997-6666 Realtor

$ REDUCED $3,000. 3 Bedrooms, 2 bath, ATTRACTIVE contemporary home less s REDUCED $3,000! 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, 44,900 garage, and a tot more. Excellent south 564,900 than a year old. Vaulted ceiling, cedar 44,900 garage and a lot more. Excellent East location. Call to see it today! trim Family room. Assume loan with low Location. Call to see it today! Call 482-3200 EVES: 482-1115 down payment. Call 332-3800 EVES: 482-1115 Cail 549-1221 EVES: 542-1751 Assoc. SAN CARLOS PARK 7320 Sanibel Road S.E. 41 South to Sanibel Road s REDUCED $2,000. Former model, located s NICE OLDER HOME with large Family 79,900 on Golf Course. 3 bedroom, 2 bath. MODEL HOME 43,800 Room, 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Warranty all Garage. It's a most sell. Call to preview. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, garage from appliances. Call 482-3200 EVES: 482-1115 *36.600 FHA/VA FINANCING 482-8500 Call 997-4433 EVES: 283-9433 Assoc.

Mags EXCELLENT FINANCING AVAILABLE. FHA s CLOSE to Fort Myers Golf Course. You'll $ SHOWS LIKE A MODEL! Terms available I & VA for this new 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 52,900 love this 2 bedroom, 2 bath with Family 68,900 on beautiful pool home ir Waterway I garage. Energy efficient home located Room and doubie lot. Estates. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, nicely Ian-1 south. CaMj33_2-3800_EVES: 481 -0292.Asspc. dscaped. Call 482-3200 EVES: 481-3927 Assoc. Call 997-4433 EVES: 995-0106

$ LARGE POOL HOME! 3 bedroom, 2 bath FHA-VA owner financing on 3 bedroom, OWNER FINANCING at $78,900. Priced 73,900 spacious home on 3 lot corner site. Fen- •51,900. 2 bath. Newly painted, new roof. Great •78,900 below Certified Appraisal. Waterfront ced. Owner moving. location near the Mall. custom 3 bedroom. 2 bath. Nicely lan- Call 482-3200 EVES: 334-81 13 Assoc. Cail 332-3800 EVES: 995-3977 Assoc. dscaped, fruit trees, oil 997-4433 EVES: 995-0106 ASSOL. 12 1/2% FINANCING 20% down - 30 year fixed - mortgage Brand new cape coral homes, 3 Bedrooms/2 baths. j $ $ $ REAL CHARMER! Spacious 3 bedroom, 2 53,900 - 59,900 "CUSTOM POOL HOME" 3 bedroom. 2 68,900. bath near Country Club Blvd. Decorated bath. Over 2,000 sq. ft. living area. in "Earth Tones" . immediate Occupancy Home features sunken living room. One Cal! 549-1221 EVES: 482-1115 Assoc. Call 549-1221 EVES: 549-7448. year old. Call 997-4433 EVES: 995-4693 As

$ CUSTOM BUILT with open floor plan, $ OWNERS ANXIOUS! Four bedroom, 2 5 DIRECT RIVER ACCESS! Seawall, dock, 215,000 sunken living room. River access with 39,900 bath, large family room, screened porch, 73,900 targe rooms with beautiful view. Lake view. Deluxe features. fenced yard. Assumable mortgage. Coll 997-4433 EVES: 997-7074 Assoc. Call 549-1221 EVES: 997-8091 Assoc. Call 332-3800 EVES: 482-2286 Assoc. TOLL FREE NUMBER 1-800-525-8910 Ext. T38 The ISLANDER Tuesday, June 30,1981 Sanibel swimmers top 13 area teams

nibel Water Attack Team Coach Dick Noon, above left, calls orders to his swimmers in competition in Fort Myers. John Healy, above right, competes in the 50 yard backstn

REALTORS CONTRACTORS SELF BUILDERS GOING SOUTH THIS PERC .o ENERGY TESTS CODE EARLY BIRD SPECIAL NOTICE INCORPORATED CALCULATIONS DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS 542-8831 The United Telephone I 1020 DEL PRADO, CAPE CORAL Our Already Business Office Low Rates will be closed 48 HOURS sEBv.cE 24 HOURS Slashed 15% Friday, July 3 TRY US in observance of Independence Day. •AMERICA'S 2nd CAR FREE Pick-Up And Delivery •I Need an extra set of wheels Write or call anytime . | for a day? a week? a month? 813-542-2025 6 months? United Telephone Save a trunk full of money. ^CQRAL RENT-A-CAR^iNC of Florida Call 337-1633 jyff P.O. BOX 291 UNITED TELEPHONE SYSTEM C^PE CORAL, FLORIDA 33904 Rent a used car and 2549 Cleveland Ave. Fort Myers, Fla. 339 01 542-2025

1981 4 DOOR CUTLASS LUXURY SEDANS - v,NIBEL * POWER STEERING "PEALIJ + AM/FM STEREO So.tOHlc. McCr^or bntal Offk. 472-2040 •ronch 472-15M In th. 4»1-0017 Acrow from th. * WHITE WALLS Just East of Bank Htixt.rs Mork.t Woe. 6655 McGr»gor Blvd. Bank of th* blonds * POWER BRAKES 1633A !>.riwinkl« Way 1207 Periwinkle Way fort My«, Ha. 33907 1630 P»rlwinkl« Woy * POWER WINDOWS * TILT STEERING WHEEL ISNT IT TIME YOU OWNED YOUR OWN?

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POINCIANA CIRCLE: Another new S.R.I, exclusive... CBS Michigan Yorkshire 2 bedroom/2 bath home with large living room, dining room, kitchen/dinette with one car garage. Il'8"x22' screened porch. Unfurnished except for appliances...A must to call on today! $99,200.00 UF.

POINCIANA CIRCLE: CBS home located on over 14 acre of land. Three bedrooms/2 baths. Living room, combination dining, a very large kitchen, porch, entrance hall, double garage and 15' x 30' enclosed swimming pool. Total of 2445 square feet of luxurious living $140,000.00 UF. GUMBO LIMBO: All new furnishings are included in this lovely two bedroom/ two bath home only KING MOTOR CENTER three years new! Attractive Family room adjacent to the circular workable kit- • 3614 SO. CLEVELAND chen. Separate laundry room. Immaculate and most outstanding. $125,000.00 F. FT. MYERS, FL 33901 SHELL HARBOR: 936-0131 Fascinating home in a fashionable neighborhood. Michigan Bristol built in J973. Four large bedrooms/2'/2 baths, living room, dining L, screened porch, Garden MON-FRi: 8:00am - 8pm room and Florida Room. Lush vegetation - 15x30' swimming pool plus seven pad- SAT: 8:00am - 5pm dle fans. Two car garage and all appliances. $275,000.00 UF. SUN: 12:00pm - 5pm ';•* Tuesday, June 30,1981 The ISLANDER I 1 SANIBEL'S AAIM COMPLETE Fantasy Island CONDOMINIUMS REAL ESTATE

Propertp y Sales Blind Pass • New Listing. 2 bedroom, 2 bath fully fur- \ VK N ii (:< >r j). nished second -floor unit. Excellent location. $130,000. COMPANY & .\ Iai \i I Sandpebble - 2 bedroom, 2 bath. Newly decorated. View of Gulf. Only $120,000. SALES, SYNDICATION, SHORT * LONG TERM RENTALS, Loggerheot Cay- New Listing. 2-bedroom, 2 both. Located SHELL ISLAND HOUSEKEEPING SERVICE, HOME ft CONDO MAINTENANCE, on 3rd floor, fully furnished. Only S169.000. BEACH CLUB -" REPAIR ft REMODELING, iAWN ft LANDSCAPE SERVICE, Sanibel Siesta- Right on gulf, view from front and back, ABSENTEE INSPECTION, ASSOCIATION MANAGEMENT 2 bedrooms, 2 bath has garage and extra storage room, : looks like new has never been rented. $189,000. Recently listed— two f; CONDOMINIUMS Sunset Captiva- New listing 2 bedroom, 2'/i bath. $185,000. Large assumable mortgage. weeks of fun in the sun I _. GULFSIDE PLACE UNIT 308 Sanddollar-Gult Front- Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath, fully at this gracious Resort. furnished, located on the Gulf with a magnificent view. Weeks one and two are ' The ultimate in TOTAL LUXURY is now available in this $265,000. Owner may consider terms. now available for your - outstanding PENTHOUSEtwo bedroom, two bath & den Kings Crown- Call "-i'llfCt rB^ listing. Located on the beach with a fantasflt*e«If IbJGulf. Newly furnished. personal pleasure. Listed GULF FRONT condominium. This unit has all the trim- $275,000. &^r "" at $21,500 for both ••' tnings such as microwave oven; Jenn-Aire barbeque; in- weeks. f stant hot water; marble counters and whirlpool tub with CANAL FRONTAGE GOLD fixtures. IF YOU MUST HAVE THE BEST- THIS IS IT. PUNTA RASSA Owner financing available. Yours for only $350,000. San-Cap Road- Two large lots on canal. 5 minutes from '• KINGS CROWN UNIT 116 Gulf Only $34,500 each. Magnificent water views i GULF FRONT SPLENDOR is yours in this two bedroom two i from these three Punta i bath with a den. Furnished in soft pastels with an im- ADDITIONAL LOTS ' Rassa condominium units. i pressive Gulf Front view. Shown by appointment only. Choose from a 4th 5th or Priced at $310,000 furnished. Gumbo Limbo. Large wooded lot. Only $26,500 6th floor location. Boaters Rocks West. Lakefront lot. Owner will take terms. SANIBEL SURFSIDE $33,000 paradise and surrounded ' ARE YOU LOOKING FOR LOTS OF ROOM? This Penthouse Gumbo Limbo Lakefront. Owner will take terms. $32,500 by water with a marina at i is one of the largest on the island with over three New Listing. Upper Captiva Shores lot. $45,000. your doorstep. Call now Terms on 10 ocres- 10 acres on Sanibel, mature native thousand square feet featuring three bedrooms: three •vegetation, borders on preserve land, offers privacy, for details on select in- • „ and half baths; cabana; a 21x22 foot screened patio; 2 close to bay. Reduced from $95,000 to $83,500 vestments in Phase III. ••" 8x12 storage areas and much, much more. Large Terms- on lot No. 80 on Golf Course in Beachview Coun- "* assumable mortgage or owner financing possible. try Club, Owner anxious $45,000 Gumbo Limbo- 2 lots available in this beautiful area. $375,000 furnished. Each lot $26,500 CAN YOU IMAGINE Off Casa Ybel Rood- 160 ft. on lagoon, water meter POINTE SANTO already in. $22,000. New Listing- Bays ho re Village. Beautifully vegetated lot being behind the counter " GULF VIEW, TWO BEDROOM A-2 across the street from golf course. 800 ft. from Gulf. of your own shop asking „• A fully furnished condominium tastefully decorated in Call for details. the little tyke "will ^%t soft blues and greens with a captivating view of the New Listing- Highlands $15,00 be one dip or twtSfJP Gulf of Mexico and the pool. Just steps away from Belle Mead- 2 lots priced ai $16,500 each One of Sanibel's finest 1 South wind- Large lot near the beach. Only $33,250. " Sanibels finest shelling beach. Spend one night and Owner will finance. Ice Cream Parlors -is you'll want to stay forever. And you can for only being offered for sale. ?• $250,000 furnished. .".-.. Located on Palm Ridge GULF FRONT, TWO BEDROOM E-24 HOMES Road and a well known and established business. * This spectacular second floor Gulf Front three bedroom, New Sanibel Bayous Home —A 3-bedroom , 2-bath endrgy Don't hesitate call today, i two bath condominium is appointed with only the finest $25,000. i of furnishings. This spacious (1800 sq.ft.) condominium efficient residence, has large double carport and storage on " is one of the finest at Pointe Santo, call for an ap- bottom. Beautiful view from oversized screened porch. Backs .; pointment and treat yourself to a real beauty at only to tropical lagoon, natural orchids in trees. $136,000. COQUINA BEACH t; $319,000 (Unfurnished $295,000.) Owner financing West Gulf Drive. Remodeled older home, 3 bedrooms, available. 2V4 baths with fireplace. Owner will consider terms. Gulf front unit furnished Only $140,000 with two bedrooms, two GULF FRONT, TWO BEDROOM E-26 baths, apartment also ,, Gulf front 2 bedroom. Rare, hard to find combination of Sea Gate — The ultimate in home living. This home has so features approximately palm trees for privacy and white sandy beach with the much in its 5330 sq. ft. that you have to see it to believe it. 1200 square feet in- f Gulf of Mexico lapping at your window. OWNER FINAN- Located on 2 acres it has 3 unique living suites each con- cluding screened porch. ''- CING PRICED AT $259,000 FURNISHED. taining a living.room, library and bedroom plus a master V Located on the first floor GULF VIEW TWO BEDROOM suite with wood burning fireplace. Also a fireplace located in overlooks the gulf PLUS DEN E-43 a 26x17 living room. The extras just go on and on. So call Mexico and is surroi today for details. $339,000. -; GULF FRONT- A TRULY UNIQUE two bedroom, two bath ded by coconut palIIP with a den (apx 1750 sq. ft.) of total luxury featuring a New Listing — Nev>.jge^^*c*d/ground level 3/2 with and unique tropical ar- '• large private rooftop sundeck. Excellent rental history. family room, brick fire3JcBff-car garage. $125,000. chitecture. * $T01,000 assumable mortgage at 9%. Priced fully fur- Sanibel Center— Handyman home. An anxious owner wants nished and ready to go at only $290,000. out. Has a 3-bedroom home on a lot-and-a-half. close to shop- •GULF FRONT, TWO BEDROOM E-48 ping and beach. Just listed at 565.000. GULF FRONT two bedroom, two bath penthouse complete COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT PROPERTY with private rooftop sundeck to enjoy Sanibel's famous 3.2 ocret »n river: Zoned multi-family. 147 units. $1,800,000. i sunsets from. Just redecorated and all yours for $290,000 3,543 acres: One mile east of jetport. $4,428,750. '; furnished. Thr»a marinas: $600,000 — $1,500,000 — $1,500,000. GULF FRONT, THREE BEDROOM E-47 Small apartment complex: Fort Myers Beach on water. ? ONE OF A KIND GUIF FRONT THREE BEDROOM, TWO $335,000. Apartment complex: 90 ft. Gulf front. $1,000,000. \ BATH PENTHOUSE WITH PRIVATE ROOFTOP SUNDECK- Commercial land: Located on Periwinkle. $195,000. Terms Over 1900 square feet of pure luxury. Shown by ap- available. pointment only. We have many additional income and developmental LOTS properties and business. DINKINS BAYOU OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE SANIBEL DUPLEX i Choose from five choice lots. $22,000-$25,000. Call for CALL FORE DETAILS Gorgeous duplex one block from details. the Gulf of Mexico at the corner • WE NEED LISTINGS! CALL TODAY • of Nerita and Shell Basket Lane Situated on pilings this duplex i* OLD ROCKS RENTAL '• Ready to build! All permits and house plans approved. beautifully furnished on both ' This lot is fuli of vegetation for privacy, and only 1,000 CAU US FOR ALL YOUR RENTAL NEEDS sides. Each side offers 2 , from Gulf access. Seller highly motivated. WEEKLY RENTALS AT BLIND PASS bedrooms large living and ISLAND BEACH CLUB dining-brand new air/heat unit"; BELLE MEADE AND" SPANISH CAY wilh full wairanty below is rar ]• Largest lot on Dimmick. $15,000 - seller will finance. ports, storage, washer & dryor and more 5199,500 GUMBO LIMBO Block E; Lot 31- Fronts, on lagoon, dense vegetation. Lot is exempt from rate of growth ordinance. Water hook up paid. $40,000. Block E, Lot 56- Fronts on lagoon, dense vegetation. Lot is exempt from rate of growth ordinance. $58,500. COMMERCIAL ONE OF SANIBEL ISLAND'S 7,000 Offices to serve you MOST POPULAR RESTAURANTS 472-4195 or 472-3133 Golden opportunity to purchase one of Snibel's finest AAIM REALTY GROUP INC. restaurants. Excellent location-lots of room for expansion. IVSain Office Branch Office CALL FOR /WORE DETAILS. Hurry, it won't last long. SANIBEL MARKETING CENTER 455 Periwinkle Way 2427 Periwinkle Way WE NEED SALES &RENfALllsflNGS 2353 Periwinkle Way Formore /nformotion call I-800-237-6002 P.O. Box 210*2402 Palm Ridge Rd. •Sonibel Island, Florida 33957 at Palm Ridge Road David L. Schuldenfrei Realtor IN GULFSIDE PLAZA EXECUTIVE SERWfCES, fWC. Sanibel, Florida 33957 1 The Professionals"

472-1546 Sanibel Island, Florida Out of State EVENINGS 4S2-2611 33957 The ISLANDER Tuesday, June 30,1981 35 472-5185 Island Classified

RATES If paid in advance: ADVERTISEMENT FOR *j- 25 words or less BIDS g- 26-50 words **" each column inch Real EstatelReal Estate Legal Notice is hereby given over SO words that sealed proposals will be received by the City of Sanibel, If billed: Florida, at the City Hall, **- 25 words or less Sanibel, until 4 p.m. on July 1, *»- 26-50 words For Sale 1 For Sale 1981, and shortly thereafter will *z" each column inch be publicly opened and read over 50 words aloud. Any proposal offered later than the above time will FOR SALE: Sanibel interval No charge for SANIBEL ISLAND be returned unopened. employment or ownership on Gulf. Week 16, The work for which proposals SINGLE RESIDENCE $10,000. Weeks 17 and 18, $9,000. lost & found ads. DUPLEX are to be received consists of each. Upper-corner. Discount addition to, and remodeling of, JOIN THE Beautiful new 3-bedroom, 3- for 3 wks together. Call Mon.to Deadline noon Friday bath. Convenient location, an existing garage structure Call: 472-5185 Thurs. (514)845-7147, Fri. to located on the "Algiers" ACTION PEOPLE! private boat dock, pool and Sun. (514)228-3222. (7-7) Or mail to: tennis court. $189,000. For more property, Southwinds Drive, Sanibel-Captiva Islander information call: (305)666-4104 Sanibel, to provide men's and P.O. Box 56 or write: 6440 SW 134 Drive, FOR SALE: Prestigious Royal women's toilet facilities as We need a Licensed Realtor-Associate Sanibel Island, Florida 33M7 Miami, FL 33156. (TFN) Woods, 2 bdrm, 2 bath, illustrated onthe plan. to join our busy, busy firm. Ordeliverto: Maplewood Model, $2,000 below Proposals shall be properly pre-construction prices, NOW, four offices to serve Sanibel Island and Fort ^ 2353 Periwinkle Way SANIBEL LAKE FRONT: Two and completely executed on a B Suite 102 $54,400. Call (813)939-7333, standard proposal form, ob- Myers. Call Mr. William Craig at 481-0017 for per- homesites, one just under 1 Robert MacDonald, 5643 6th W Sanibel Island acre, second lot is 1.6+ acres. tainable from City Hall, City of sonal interview. Avenue, Fort Myers, FL 33907. Sanibel. New subdivision with blacktop (7-28) roads. $24,000 and $25,000. By Wage rates on the project AH inquiries held strictly confidential. ' owner. Phone472-5587. (TFN) shall not be less than the PRIVATE PARTY:Wants prescribed scale of wages as Wanted small home on Sanibel-Captiva determined by the Florida FOR SALE: New interval for Mom with yard for her dog Department of Commerce, ownership condominium on and low taxes from a private Division of Labor and Gulf for l week in May. $500 seller. Condition not important Employment Opportunities. below current sales price. — no brokers please. Try SANIBEL REALTY, INC. Beach, pool, tennis, golf and No bidder may withdraw his (813)472-6689 or reply to "Ted", proposal within a period of 60 6655 McGregor Blvd., Fort Myers, FL restaurant. Call 549-5083 after 5 The Islander, Box 56, Sanibel, p.m. and weekends. (TFN) days following the date set for 481-0017 WORK WANTED: College FL 33957, in strict con- receiving proposals. The City fidentiality. (7-14) of Sanibel reserves the right to student looking for summer ATTRACTIVE: 4-unit rental, employment including handy hold any and all bids for a extra large lot on main tourist FOR SALE: Interval owner- period of not more than 60 days man, odd jobs, available im- route, near beach. P. O. Box ship - South Seas Plantation mediately. Call 472-4527. (7-14) and said bids shall be and 72126. Roselle, IL 60172, Beach Club. Weeks 42, 43 and remain valid and in full force (312)893-4880. (TFN) 44. Last 2 weeks of October, and effect during said period. $8,000 and 1st week of The City of Sanibel reserves FOR SALE: Two duplexes on November, 58,500. Call from the right to reject any and all over-sized beautiful tropical Mon. to Thurs. (514)845-7147, proposals and to waive in- lot, on main tourist route. from Fri. to Sun. (514)228-3222. formalities. Walking distance to beach or (7-7) For Sale bay. Live in one, rent out other Plans and Specifications three. $210,000. For more in- may be obtained from the City formation phone (312)893-4880 of Sanibel upon payment of $5 or write to P.O. Box 72127, per set, which payment is not a Roselle, IL 60172. (TFN) deposit but represents the cost /NG HAIR SIAMESE CAT: of printing the documents and is non-refundable. i-or sale, Champion stock. Call VACANT LOT: A spacious 100' 939-0701. (6-30) X 200' lot is available in CITY OF SANIBEL residential area of South Fort Bernard J. Murphy, Jr. *74 TORINO: Squire wagon, Myers. $19,800. Cafl Gulfside City Manager air. Mechanically A-l,tires A-l, Realty, Inc., Realtor (813)472- (6-30) Body rusted.S650. Call between 3165. Realtor Associate, after 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. 472-3232. (7- hours: (813)482-3298. (TFN) DELUXE 1 & 2 BEDROOM FOR SALE BY ESTATE: PUBLIC NOTICE Donax Village Condominium, CONDOS: Gulf-front com- plexes from $220 week until The Sanibe! Police FOR SALE: Lime green 2-bedroom, 2-bath. Loft with Recreation Club, Inc., requests loveseat and sofa. Very good spiral staircase. Quiet, small October I, thereafter $235 until December 15. Winter rates competitive bids for a condition, S275. Call Joan M. condominium community. Bathhouse (1800 sq. ft.) at the Good, 472-1566 or 472-5225. Tennis, pool, unfurnished. from S360. Mrs. S. J. McCor- Sanibel Elementary School. All (216)247-4696. (6-30) mick, 1201 Orchard Avenue, bidders must be qualified Chicago Heights, IL 60411. building or general con- GULF FRONT ESTATE: 120' Phone (312)755-1600 (p.m. tractors. Plans areavailableat prime beach frontage. only). HO-20) Fenton Associates Architects, Exclusive residential area. 1035 S. Yachtsman Drive, Services $450,000. Call Vacation 8. Sanibel (472-9113). BidswiM be ON THE GULF AT 1231 TULIPA WAY Investment Properties, Inc., FOR RENT: Yearly rentals opened July 14,1981. (6-3) Realtor. (813)472-5464. (6-30) $350 per month. 2 Bdrms, 1 SANIBEL ISLAND, FLA., 33957 (813) 472-4123 bath. No pets. Kids O.K. Frank LARGE SHELL HARBOR Porter Realty, Inc., Realtors, POOL HOME: 9% percent 463-4484. (TFN) EXPERIENCED PAPER assumable mortgage. Owner NGER: Available now. 542- will hold second mortgage. Call FOR RENT: Four office 9. C7-7) Vacation 8. Investment spaces 300 to 430 sq. ft. Located Properties, Inc., Realtor. in Pelican Place, 2440 Palm WALLPAPERING AND (813)472-5464. (6-30) Ridge Road. $350 to $450 per PAI NTI NG : 542-4692. (TFN) month, includes utilities. 472- Discontinued Pieces of FOR SALE OR LEASE: One 1439. (TFN) bedroom condo off causeway. MENDING: Hems, zippers, Lovely corner apartment. STILL AVAILABLE: buttons, seams, tears and Nicely furnished. Call (201)671- Tropicana Shopping Mall now minor alterations. Quick 3362. (7-7) leasing a few choice service. Idle Hours, Periwinkle professional and retail spaces. Place, 472-1039. 10 a.m. to 5 South McGregor Blvd. and p.m. o-m John Morris Rd. Near Sanibel. FOR SALE Call481-2131. (TFN)

Sanibel - 4 lots, surveyed, FOR RENT: One-bedroom YOU CALL CHINA! septic permit. Beautiful furnished apartment. WE'LL HAUL Available for annual lease. $400 No Job Too Small gumbos, paSms, etc. Secluded entrance. Close to everything! per month. No pets. Call Days-472-3161 Executive Services, Inc., Nights-472-1643 Realtor, (813)472-4195. (TFN) Sanibel Lot - 115'X105'. Nice trees! $13,500. Cash. NEW CONDO: One bedroom, Does your child need help in one bath, unfurnished with GREATLY reading? Call 472-2126 summer St. James Lot - $15,500. carpet and drapes. Large Wicked only. (7-H) Overlooking San Carlos Bay screened patio. Also Town area of quality homes! A Houses, 2 bedrooms, lVi baths, REDUCED bargain! available immediately. Con- venient to Sanibel, Fort Myers St. James Full Triangular Beach and South Fort Myers. Block - (3 acres) - Overlooking Call Executive Services, Inc., Help San Carlos Bay. Potential! Realtors. 4B2-6336or 472-4195. Great investment or (6-30) Closed Mondays-June, July, August development partner opportunity! FOR RENT: Long term lease, Wanted 1 Bedroom. Air conditioned, furnished, walk to Gulf. Call RAY 472-6604. (6-30) 3319 Cleveland Avenue Fort Myers 936-8916 Box 363, Estero, FL 33928 (813) 549-5254 BRAND NEW: Four bedroom, ISLAND CHURCH 2 bath, piling home with wrap- SECRETARY: Five days-part around deck. Available month time. Prefer retired Executive of July. Fully furnished. Short Secretary. Salary and hours walk to beach. Call (813)472- 489-1901 open. Phone 472-1018 for ap- FOR SALE BY OWNER: On 1888. (6-30) Experienced, Reliable pointment. (6-30) Fort Myers Beach. 2 Bedroom, LAKE COTTAGE: Near Babysitters Available KENBRE 1 bath home on deep water Cashiers, NC. Two bedrooms, RELIABLE PERSON: Wanted canal with large lot. $90,000 lakeview. Available August 24 - Hour Notice DOG GROOMING for yard maintenance and with assumable $70,000 mor- through October, $225 week or landscaping. Call 472-4439. (7-7) tgage at 12 per cent interest. exchange for comparable Requested. 472-1898 Call (813)463-9194. (7-14) facility in December or March. Joanna O'Keeffe WORK ON BEAUTIFUL (704)254-8634. (7-7) SANIBEL ISLAND: Full or part time. Make as much as $10 per hour. Call 549-8854. (7-14) WINTER OVER - SUMMERS HERE MON;™R U ™DAY * One Mile,ScHUTh ;. LIKE THE MARINES: We're 5 Of College Eq.rkway* looking for a few good Rt. 41 South associates to join our new AO1I A Ql IDF IS OPEN SAT-SUN11TO5PM Sanibel Real Estate Office. Full time only. Call for con- r\\al\Jf\ OLIL/C 1O UrCIN WEATHER PERMITTING fidential interview, 472-4100. * FAMILY FUN FOR ALL AGES,'' >" * FOUR GREAT RACEWAYS 481-5652 Investment Realty Specialists, Inc. STFN) * CONVENIENT-DRESSING/ROOMS* * LARGE GAME ROOM. FULL TIME: Adult help for WE ALSO HAVE GO KART RIDING IN THE PARKINGJU>T ! JOIN US! busy Shell Shop. 472-3991. (6-23) Tuesday, June 30,1981 The ISLANDER

OBSE RVATION TOWE RS: Things to The Bailey Tract of the J.N, "Ding" Darling Sanctuary, located a quarter mile down Tarpon Bay Road after a left do & see turn off Periwinkle. LIGHTHOUSE The Landlubber Restaurant, The Island Located at the Eastern tip of 1619 Periwinkle Way. Sanibel, the historic Lighthouse is very close to the Sanibel fishing pier, which offers not only excellent fishing but a lovely beach and an unexcelled The Photographer's Gallery, view of San Carlos Bay. 1554 Periwinkle Way, (472-5777) Open Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Almanac Exhibiting fine photographs to the public.

SCHOOLHOUSE GALLERY, J.N. "DING" DARLING Tarpon Bay Road (472-1193). Artisan Shop, Nutmeg Village, NATIONAL WILDLIFE Representing 90 living 2807 West Gulf Drive, (472-2176) REFUGE, Sanibel-Captiva American artists. Original Open Monday through Road, (472-1100) paintings and limited edition Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Featuring Florida artists and Tour Schedule fine prints. Monday - Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Closed Sun- craftsmen. Exclusively Tuesday and Thursday - 9 a.m., day. American-made designer gifts Wildlife Drive. Meet at drive and paintings. entrance on Sanibel-Captiva Road. The Rooftop Gallery, Thursday - 8 a.m., Bird Walk - Periwinkle Way next to the Bailey Tract. Meet at the tower. Lighthouse Restaurant. The Art Gallery, at the For further Information call Open 7 days a week from 10 Treehouse Gift Shop on S.W. J-he office Monday-Friday a.m. - 5 p.m. Unusual creations Captiva Drive across from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. by local artists featured in South Seas Plantation (472-1850) stain glass, sculpture, car- Open Monday through Sunda vings, watercolors & oils. from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Featuri * the works of local artists Mil ArtFac Gallery, 162B Periwinkle Romig, Joan Burr, Georg" Way, (472-3307) Weymouth, Helen Sparkes, Open Monday through Sheila Tardowsky, Linda Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Rademaker, William A. Hale, Foundation, Sanibel-Captiva Exhibiting original art, Maybelle Stamper, Rachel Road, (472-2329) photographs and craftwork. Moisan, Lois Gressman, Tom Waterman, Kay Cooper. Also Dedicated to the preser- featuring stoneware by Emmie vation of vegetation and Lou Lewis. wildlife on the Islands. The La Belle Gallery, Foundation offers many exhibits and nature tours. 1473-A Periwinkle Way (472- 4461) }\ Admission for non-members is 50 cents for children and $1 for Featuring original fine art by national & South Florida ar- adults. tists. Open Tuesday through Hours open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. No Sunday, 5:30 - 10 p.m., other guided toursuntil further notice. hours by appointment. Bah Bailey's General Store, Island Shopping Center, Periwinkle Way (472-1516) •"•*" The Bait Box, 1037 Periwi,,m= Way, (472-l<518) Also tackle rentals.

The Reel Eel, Sanibel Center Building, Periwinkle 8. Casa Ybel Road, (472-2674) Charter Capt. R. Stewart ]f South. Also snorkeling equipment and beachwear. Fresh seafood available. Beer and wine.

SHOPPING you drive or cycle along. shop and gallery. Sanibel is a veritable shop- Photographic supplies, bait and At the intersection of per's paradise. Tasteful tackle, deli foods, fresh seafood Periwinkle Way and Tarpon Bay boutiques and casual Island and baked goods, knick-knacks Road, you may choose instead to shops join forces to present and what-nots can all be found turn right and follow thesignsto visitors with everything - and along the drive to the in- the Tarpon Bay Marina, where anything - a vacation shopper tersection of Periwinkle Way you will find a cluster of quaint could hope for. and Tarpon Bay Road. Along the shops overlooping the back At the Lighthouse (Eastern) way, shopping centers such as bay...Some antiques, shells and end of the Island, Punta Ybel the Heart of the Islands, shellcrafts, what-nots and Plaza and The Sea Horse Shops Periwinkle Place and Tahitian clever clothes can be found here, are right across the street from Gardens offer a variety of Island as well as a great seafood each other, providing a variety delights. sandwich and soft drinks. of products that can cure your Palm Ridge Road, the The spectacular ride to sweet tooth or tickle your shell Periwinkle Way turn-off to Captiva, with its lush foliage and finder's fancy. Need a good Captiva, offers several new enchanting view of the Gulf, is haircut or coiffure? You can get shopping centers featuring well worth a day's outing. it in either of these shopping everything from imports to gift Talented artists display their centers. Most businesses open at shops for the discriminating works in one roadside shop, 10 a.m. and close at 5:30 p.m. shopper, plants and shells, a while others feature some nifty This holds true for many Island sandwich shop, ice cream gifts for Grandma to take home stores, although during the parlour, pizza parlour, boutique to little hands as a pleasant winter season, some are open shop and the Island Apothecary hodge-podge of remembrances evenings. pharmacy. from these barrier islands. Tall Australian pines shade At the Tarpon Bay-Periwinkle Whether for shopping, or Periwinkle Way as the shopper Way intersection, the Island merely browsing. Island shops travels west along this main Shopping Center features the offer a surprising variety - from thoroughfare. This stretch of Island's only supermarket, dry one-of-a-kind collectibles for the road is truly a shopper's cleaners and movie house. discerning shopper to postcards paradise! It's all here...the fast A left on Tarpon Bay Road for the simple souvenir hunter and not-so-fast eating spots, takes the visitor past Sanibel's and of course, for all, shells, casual and elegant boutiques, original schoolhouse, which now shell jewelry, shell (amps, [ust hand-wrought jewelry, craft holds original Island water- plain shells....the most beautiful designs, shell shops and balms colors and woodcuts. Then on to shells in the world from the most for health produce fanatics. West Gulf Drive and westward beautiful shelling beaches in the Shopping Watch to your right and left as to an interesting little artisan's world. Marinas Grifflng Bancroft (472-1447) Offering bird tours of the Sanibel Marina, N. Yachtsman 14'-18' fishing skiffs. Fresh Islands commencing at dawn. Nature guides Drive, Sanibel (472-2723) Open 7 seafood available. The tours start at the Island a.m. to 6 p.m.,7 days. Cinema in the Island Shopping Mark "Bird" Westall (472-5218) Captains Ted Cole, Bill Twin Palms Marina, Sanibe Center and last approximately 3 Offering a choice of canoe Gartrell - fishing, shelling and Captiva Road, Captiva (472- hours. There is a charge of S10 trips on the Sanibel River, sightseeing guides. Call for 5800) Open 7 days. per person, with a minimum of 3 through the Wildlife Refuge, or appointment. Balt-tackle-gear. Captains Butch Cottrill and people. For further information, to Buck Key. Trips last ap- Light tackle for rent. Launching Arrel Doane, fishing, shelling reservations and exact starting proximately 2V2 to 3 hours arid ramp. Dockage. and sightseeing guides. Bait- times, call the Macintosh Book the charge is S15 per person. tackle-gear. Tackle for rent. Store at the above number. There are discounts available, Boat House, Division of South- Boat rentals: 15'15 h.p. skiffs ~Geljrge Campbell (472-2T80) however, so inquire about them wind, Inc. Boat Rentals at and 15'-35 h.p. skiffs. Offering two tours - one by when you call the above number Sanibel Marina (472-2531) Open land and one by sea. The land for information and reser- 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.,7 days. 'Tween Waters Marina, Sanibel- tour takes guests through vations. Power: 15'19' (55-115 h.p.) Captiva Road, Captiva (472- wildlife habitats. It leaves on USCG equipped, bimini top. 5161) Open 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., 7 Tuesdays and Thursdays and Capt. R. Bartholomew (472- Sail: Sunfish, 17'-2T day sailer days. 5277) sloops with engines to a 34' Dock Master Larry Gill; takes approximately 4 hours. Captains Mike Fuery, Duke The charge is $10 per person, Offering aquatic nature tours charter sloop with Capt. Fred through the waterways of Comlossy. Sells, Jerry Way, Larry Gann, with a minimum of 3 people. The fishing, shelling and sightseeing aquatic tour starts Friday, Sanibel, Captiva, upper Captiva and Cayo Costa with lunch at Blind Pass Marina, Sanibel- guides. Bait-tackle-gear. Tackle December 26 and takes par- Cabbage Key. Participants may Captiva Road (472-1334) Open for rent. Boat rentals: 15'-25 h.p. ticipants to Cabbage Key for also go for nature walks on 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily, open skiffs. breakfast and for walks through barrier islands, if they choose. Sundays 7-.30 a.m. to 12 p.m. Cayo Costa or other embryonic You have your choice aboard Bait-tackle-gear. Tackle for South Seas Plantation Marina, barrier islands. Call for either a 34 ft. Cruiser or a 24 ft. rent. Captiva (472-5111) Open to the reservations and further details Open Fisherman (with high Boat rentals: )6'-6 h.p. fishing public. Hours: 8a.m. to6p.m,,7 atthe above number. freeboard). Call for reser- skiffs. days. vations and further details at the Harbor Master Don Starr; Capf. Dick Frieman (472-1315) above number. Tarpon Bay Marina, at the north Captains Doug Fischer, Baughn Offering nature adventures George Lewis Weymouth (472- end of Tarpon Bay Road (472- Halloway, Chic Kennedy, 1323) Open 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., 7 fishing, shelling and sightseeing since 1970 to North Captiva and 4600} Cayo Costa, with lunch at days. guides. Charter sailboat with Wildlife artist and guide...is Capt. Randy White and Capt. Captain Don Prohaska Cabbage Key. Departure time is now conducting evening or- 9:30 a.m., return at 3:30 p.m. Dave, fishing, shelling and available. Call for appointment. nithological tours through the sightseeing guides. Marked Boat rentals: Power: Boston Call the above number for refuge, and Wednesday reservations and further in- canoe trail. Bait-tackle-gear. Whalers.Sailboat rentals plus morning tours to Cork Screw Tackle for rent. Boat rentals: offshore sailing school. formation. Swamp Sanctuary. Call 472- 4600 for reservations. The ISLANDER Tuesday, June 30,1981 37

Capt. Esperanza Woodring, The Capt. Mike Fuery, 'Tween Bait Box, Sanibel...472-1618 Waters Marina, Captiva...472- Rentals of all kinds Capt. Dave Case...472-2798 51*1 or 472-3459 "Capt. Herb Purdy...472-1849 Capt. Duke Sells,'Tween Waters Capt. Bob Sabatino...472-1451 Marina, Captiva...472-5161 or AUTOMOBILES BOATING & FISHING Capt. Ted Cole, Sanibel 472-5462 EQUIPMENT Marina...472-2723 Capt. jerry Way, 'Tween Avis Rent-a-Car Capt. Bill Gartrell, Sanibel Waters Marina, Captiva...472- 3-Sfar Grocery Listed under Marinas or Bait- Marina...472-2723 or 472-3012 5141 or 472-1007 Intersection of Tarpon Bay S, Tackle-Gear Capt. Fred Comlossy, South- Capt. Larry Gann, 'Tween Palm Ridge Roads wind, Inc...472-1531 Waters Marina, Captiva...472- 472-4040 MISCELLANEOUS Capt. Randy White, Tarpon Bay 5161 Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 7 days. Marina...472-1323 Capt. Paul Gamache, Timmy's The Money Tree Capt. Dave, Tarpor. Bay Nook, Captiva...472-6776 1711 Periwinkle Way (472-4880) Marina...472-1323 Capt. Doug Fischer, South Seas Metal detectors available. Capf. R. Barfholemew...472-5277 Plantation Marina, Cap- Dollar Rent-a-Car Daily and weekly rates. Open Capt. Dick Frieman...472-1315 tiva...472-5111 or 472-2332 South Seas Plantation Tuesdays thru Fridays from 10 Capt. R. Stewart South, The Capt. Baughn Hailoway, South Captiva (472-5111, ext. 3314) a.m. to 5 p.m. Open Saturdays Reel Eel...472-2474 Seas Plantation Marina, Cap- Open 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 7 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Closed Capt. Arrel Doane, Twin Palms tiva...472-5111 or 472-2802 days. Call to make Sundays & Mondays. Capt. Chic Kennedy, South Seas •arrangements. Marina...472-4800 or 472-3332 Island Belle Party Boat, Plantation Marina, Cap- Island Apothecary tiva...472-5111, 472-4087, 472-2859 Apothecary Center, Palm Ridge Tarpon Bay Marina...472-3196 Road, opposite 3-Star (472-1519) Capt. Joe Costanzo...472-1206 Deep Sea Fishing...472-17l3 formation, reservations and Open Monday through Friday, after 6 p.m escort service in exchange for Hertz Rent-a-Car 9 a.m. to S p.m. Saturday, 9 a.m. Fishing, shelling, Expert information and transportation from Sanibel to Sanibel Standard to 2 p.m. assistance. Call at least two marinas on Fort Myers Beach 1015 Periwinkle Way (472-1468) Walkers, crutches,- days in advance of intended and back. Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday wheelchairs, instamatic sightseeing & charter fishing date for free in- through Saturday. Closed cameras, one-step Polaroid, Sunday. binoculars. GOLF The Dunes Country Club (semi- The Dunes Country Club (semi- private) private) 949 Sand Castle Road (472-3522) 949 Sand Castle Road (472-2535) Full racquet facilities. Open Open daylight to dusk. Call daylight to dusk. S5 per hour, for starting time. Public per court. Call for court time. welcome. Green Fees: $6 for 9 Tennis lessons available. holes, S9 for 18 holes. Electric Carts: $7 for 9 holes, $10 for 18 Sundial Beach & Tennis Resort holes. Lessons are available 1256 Middle Gulf Drive (472- from Club Pro. 4151) Beachview Golf Course (semi- Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Full tennis facilities with 13 courts private) (laykold and har-tru). Ball On Par View Drive, off Middle machine. Lighted evenings Gulf Drive (472-2626) available. Call for reservations. BICYCLES-MOPEDS Open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tennis lessons availabe. Island Moped Reservations required. Public 1470 Periwinkle Way (472-5248) welcome. Green fees: $7.50for 9 Open 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 7 Bike Route holes, $14 for 18 holes. Electric days. Rentals and repairs of 2330 Palm Ridge Road (472-1955) carts: $6 for 9 holes $12 for 18 bicycles and mopeds. Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 6 days. holes. RAQUETBALL & HANDBALL Closed Sundays. Bicycle rentals, TENNIS Bike Barn sales and repairs. Signal Inn Periwinkle Way & Main Street Sanibel Elementary School End of Middle Gulf Drive (472- (opposite the 7-11) Sanibel (No South Seas Plantation Sanibel-Captiva Road (472-1617) 4690) Phone) Captiva (472-5111) Public courts. Lighted Open 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Open Bicycle rentals, sales and Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 7 days. evenings until 10 p.m. No to public. Reservations service. Bicycle rentals'. Attention sports fans charge. preferred. Fee is $8 per hour.

Dining on Sanibel Eat in or take-out Dining on Captiva McT'S Shrimp House & Tavern Jacklin's Island House The Landlubber 0, 1619 Boop's by the Bubble Room, The Mucky Duck 0, Andy Rosse +, 2415 Periwinkle Way (472- Restaurant +, Ramada Inn, on Periwinkle Way (472-3733) Sanibel-Captiva Road (472-5558) Lane (turn left off Sanibel- 3161) the Gulf atTulipa (472-3275) Breakfast and lunch served Burger Emporium 0, 2353 Featuring homemade Captiva Rd) (472-3434) Featuring shrimp - all you can Serving breakfast daily from 7 from 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Closed Periwinkle Way (472-2500) Mexican cuisine, sandwiches Directly on the Gulf with a eat! Also featuring a raw bar a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Lunch 12 to 1 Thursdays. Dinner served from Steaks, chicken, fish, knish and ice cream. Open Tuesday screened-in porch for outdoor with fresh oysters and clams. p.m., salad bar, hot roast beef, 5:30 to 9 p.m. Omlettes, pan- and pretzels, burgers, chili, hot through Sunday from 11 a.m. to dining. Lunch served 12 p.r . to Dinner served every night from hamburgers. Dinner 5 p.m. to cakes, sandwiches, ham- dogs, frozen ice cream. Cold 5p.m. Casual dress. MC, VISA. 2:30 p.m. Monday thru Satur- 5 to 10 p.m, and burritos every 9:30 p.m., offering a complete burgers, fishburgers, shrimp beer. Open 10:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. day. Hamburgers, fish & chips, night in The Tavern til! 2 p.m. selection of salads to enioy with dishes, ribs and steaks. Casual Sunday thru Thursday. Friday, The Bubble Room 0, Sanibel- homemade clam chowder, Casual dress. your entree: tossed salad, dress. MC, VISA. While there, Saturday and Sunday, 10:30 to 8 Captiva Road (472-5558) sandwiches galore and Chef Chef's salad. Salad du Jour, climb the Landlubber Tower for p.m. A little island hideaway of salad. Dinner served from 6 Cafe Orleans 0, In The French together with a variety of hot nostalgia far from the beaten p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Monday thru and cold specialties. Hot one of the best views of the Quarter, 1473 Periwinkle Way Island. Buttonwood Bar-B-Q, Sanibel- path. Featuring genuinely fresh Saturday. Featuring English (472-5700) popovers plus a full selection of Captiva Road (next to the entrees, home baked breads and meat pies, shrimp in beer Featuring fresh shrimp and coffees and desserts. Enter- The Timbers +, Intersection of Santiva Mini-Mart) (472-1910) desserts; music and decor of the batter. Bar open daily. Casual bouillabaisse. Open 6 p.m. to tainment in the lounge Tuesday Rabbit Road & Sarw'bel-Captiva The only barbequeon Sanibel. 1940's. Open Tuesday thru dress. No credit cards are ac- 9:30 p.m. Live piano music thru Sunday from 9 p.m. to 1 Road (472-3128) Featuring delicious ribs, Sunday from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. cepted. starting at 7 p.m. Closed a.m. Sunday breakfast buffet 7 Featuring fresh caught fish homemade soups and desserts. Closed Monday. Casual dress. Monday. Casual dress. MC, a.m. Casual dress. MC, AE, daily. Grouper, swordfish, Carry-out available. Open for MCV1SA. Timmy's Nook 0, Sanibel- VISA. VISA. shark, sole, trout, mackerel and lunch and dinner from 11 a.m. to Captiva Road scrod in season. Also prime ribs 9 p.m.7 days. Something Special 0, Captiva Directly on Pine Island Sound, Coconut Grove +, Island and choice steaks. Extensive Village Square, Sanibel-Captiva this restaurant operates its own Shopping Center (Intersection wine list. Open 7 days from 5 to The Olde Post Office Deli, Road (472-3035) fishing boat in the Gulf, sup- of Periwinkle Way & Tarpon Quarterdeck of Sanibel 10 p.m. Dress casual. MC, AE, corner of Tarpon Bay Road and Open 7 days from 8 a.m. to 4 plying its own fresh fesh, stone y Road) (472-1366) Restaurant 0, 1625 Periwinkle DC. Periwinkle Way (472-6622). p.m. Breakfast served. crab claws and lobsters in Way (472-1033) Seafood, steaks, salad bar. Scotty's Pub+,1223 A variety of delectable Featuring gourmet sandwiches season. Hamburgers in a erving "Gourmet Greek" Seafood and steak our sandwiches made with and salads prepared to order. basket, fried clams, home made cuisine Friday & Saturday. specialty! Fresh and different IPeriwinkle Way (472-1771) daily specials and home made "Fresh" is the key word at homemade rye, pumpernickel Wine, beer and cheese. Casual Regular menu and children's dishes -at the Fisherman's or white and served with chips dress. No credit cards are ac- pies. Docking available. Very menu also available. Happy Table. Lunch and dinner Scofty's. Black Grouper, trout, cepted. casual dress. Open 11 a.m. to 2 specials every day - steamed pompano, swordfish and sole and pickles. French pizza, hour daily in the lounge from 4 salads and deserts. Beverages a.m. Lunch 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. Open 7 days from 11 shrimp, all you can eat on are some of the fresh fish Dinner 5 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. No Tuesday and Monday nights. selectios. Gulf shrimp, Digby also include Perrier, apple a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday from 12 juice, beer and wine. Take-out Chadwick's presents award: credit cards are accepted. to ID p.m.. Casual dress. VISA, Breakfast served 7:30 a.m. to 12 Bay scallops, Iowa beef, winning dining and en- MC. p.m.; lunch served 11 a.m. to (custom cut on the premises) "Beach Boxes" available. 'Tween Waters Inn +, Sanibel- 2:30 p.m., and dinner served and "Superchef Specials" Monday thru Saturday from 11 tertainment. They are open for Duncan's Restaurant & Ice breakfast from 7:30 a.m. to 10 Captiva Road (472-5161) from 5 to 9:30 p.m. Closed "daily, round out the menu. a.m. to 8 p.m. Sundays, 11 a.m. Open 7 days. Serving break- Cream Parlour, Periwinkle Wednesday. Open Sundays from to5p.m. a.m.; for lunch Monday through Place Shopping Center, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 5 to 9:30 Luncheon 11:30-3 p.m. week- Saturday from Noon to ' 2 fast and lunch B a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Periwinkle Way (472-2525) p.m. Casual dress. MC, VISA, days. p.m.; for dinner from 6 p.m. to Dinner served 6 p.m. to 9:30 Serving hamburgers, fish AE. Dinner 5 p.m.-9:30 p.m. daily. Island Pizza 0, Sanibel Plaza, 10 p.m. daily. Entertainment is p.m. Featuring fresh local fish, sandwiches, daily luncheon Entertainment Tues.-Sunday. Periwinkle Way (472-1561 or 472- nightly except Monday. Friday! veal francaise and fresh cut MC, AE, Diners Club and Visa 1582) meats. Rolls and pastries baked specials, large variety of flavors there is a Seafood Buffet from on the premises. Seafood.buffet in ice cream. Open 11 a.m. for Featuring Italian subs, 5:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday they salads, pizza and spaghetti. Fridays nights. Prime rib at lunch, dinner and snacks 5 p.m. KEY: AE - American Express offer a South Seas Style to 9 p.m. Closed Sundays. Casual The "Letiiias" +, 3313 West Homemade breads. Pizza dough their best Saturday nights. DC - Diner's Club made fresh daily. Beer and wine Champagne Brunch from 9 a.m Traditional Captiva brunch dress. MC VISA. Gulf Drive (472-2177) MC - Master Charge to 2 p.m. A Raw Bar is served Gourmet Northern Italian- to go. Open 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. 7 served Sundays from 10a.m. to2 VISA i French-elegant seafood cuisine. nightly except Friday from 6 p.m. Happy hour Monday thru The Nutmeg House, 2761 West Veal, poultry, stuffed steak, + - Full Liquor License p.m. to 10 p.m. in the Atrium Saturday from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Gulf Drive (472-1141). pasta and cheese dishes. All 0 - Wine & Beer License Lounge. Chadwicks is located on Collared shirts and slacks Fresh veal and seafood dinners include Neopolitan Casual dress means shirts & the tip of Captiva Island at the required. MC, VISA. specialties prepared to order. antipasto. Also cooked-to-order shoes entrance of South Seas Plan- Open Tuesday through Sunday combination dinners for two. tation. For information call 472- from 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Open 6 days from 5:30 to 9:30 5111. .Appropriate dress expected. p.m. Closed Sundays. Casual Pancake and OmeJet dress. MC, VISA. Restaurant, located in Tahitian rMC,V!SA,AE. Garden off Periwinkle Way F & B Oyster House 0, 2163 Serving 25 different varieties Take-out only of pancakes, omelets & waffles, Periwinkle Way (472-5276) Lighthouse Restaurant 0, 362 Bailey's General Store, Island Health & Happiness, Inc., Next Serving dinner only from 5 Periwinkle Way (472-9976) along with the largest selection B-Htve, Periwinkle Way (472- Shopping Center, Periwinkle to Bailey's General Store, Island p.m. to 9:30 p.m. 7 days. Fresh Serving breakfast 7 a.m. to 2 of breakfast & lunch items. Open 1277) Way (472-1516) Shopping Center, Periwinkle raw oysters and five oyster p.m., waffles, pancakes, French 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday thru Crab, shrimp and lobster Fried chicken, hot cotoblers, Way (472-3330) entrees are the specialty of this toast. Lunch 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, and 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. combo subs, sandwiches, Salisbury steak, salads, daily Open Monday thru Saturday seafood house which also Lighthouse specials, sand- Sundays. specials. Open Monday thru features shore dinners and fresh quiche, homemade coleslawand from 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. wiches, salads, deli & tuna potato salad. Open Monday thru Saturday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Featuring tacos, hot dogs, chili fish. Casual dress. MC, VISA. melts, chowder, soups. A Sundays open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sundial +, 1256 Middle Gulf Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. dogs, soft drinks, frozen yogart variety of egg dishes and "Kay's Open Sunday from 9 a.m. to 2 and ice cream with many dif- Jean Paul's French Corner O, Delight" with a "Sanibel Drive (472-4151) ferent toppings. next to the Post Office on Sauce." Casual dress. No credit Superb Gulf front dining at the p.m. Tarpon Bay Road. cards. Bahama Room. Serving break- Huxfer's Deli, Periwinkle Way Specializing in French fast 8 to 10:30 a.m., lunch 11:30 Island Ice Cream, Apothecary (472-2151) cuisine. Serving luncheon 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., dinner 5:30 to Center on Palm Ridge Road Chadwick's General Store, at Sandwiches, Bar-B-Q a.m. to 2 p.m. (Closed 9:30 p.m. Seafood buffet on (472-4033) the entrance to South Seas spareribs, roast beef, assorted Tuesdays). Serving dinner Fridays from 6 to 9:45 p.m. Open 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Plantation, Captiva Island, next salads and sandwich makings, from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday brunch from 11:30 to seven days a week. to Chadwick's (472-5111) fried chicken and homemande The Thistle Lodge at the Casa 2:30 p.m. Open 7 days. Enter- You'll find cold meats, Reservations recommended, Ybel Beach & Racquet Club +, tainment at the Lost Horizon Key Lime pie. Open 7 a.m. to 11 472-1493. Casual dress, fAC, cheeses and luscious salads for a p.m. 7 days. 2255 Gulf Drive (472-3145) Lounge from 11 p.m. to 2 a.m. Tarpon Bay Marina, Located at spur of the moment buffet or VISA. Enjoy Gulf front dining in MC,VISA,AE. the end of Tarpon Bay Rd. (472- picnic. A wide selection of wine, this authentic reproduction of a 3196) Harbor House 0,1244 Periwinkle champagne, liquours and Dairy Queen, 1048 Periwinkle late Victorian Sanibel mansion Open from 7 days from 7 a.m. cordials are all available. Way (472-1242) on the beach. Creole, Cajun, Putting Pelican at the Beach- Way (472-1170) Fresh broiled seafood, Sanibel view Golf Club +, 1100 Par View to 6 p.m. Fresh seafood and New Orleans specialties. sandwiches. MC, VISA. Open 11 a.m. till 8 p.m. 7- specials (sauteed shrimp or Luncheon served from 11:30 Drive (472-4394) days. Sandwiches and soft ice scallops) and scrumptous 'land' a.m. to 2 p.m. Dinner 5:30 p.m. Specialties are Bogie burgers, cream. Char-broiled burgers. 6 'sea' specials, fresh lobster to 10 p.m. On Sunday, a Mew sandwiches, "chip shots" daily. Lauded in the New York Orleans style breakfast is (baked potato fried)", salads The Sub Shop, Across from the Times, Chicago Tribune, served from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.- served in glass potting bowls, Si Bon, Periwinkle Way (472- fire station on Palm Ridge Rd. National Observer, Atlanta Entertainment nightly in the and Islander drinks. Open7 days 3888) (472-5374) Journal, and others. Dinner lounge from 8:30p.m. to 2 a.m. til 4 p.m. Breakfast served from French gourmet cuisine Large variety of subs made to served from 5to 9:30 p.m. Open Closed Mondays. Collared 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. Hot and cold prepared to order. Most entrees your order, some salads. Cold daiiy. Casual dress. VISA, MC. shirts required. MC, DC, VISA, lunches served til 3 p.m, include salad. Open 9:30 a.m. to soft drinks and beer. Open from AE. cocktails til 6 p.m. VISA, MC, 7:30p.m.,7 days. 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Closed AE. Sundays. j uue ou, ts/oi

Community Association of Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of Island Garage Sanibel SERVICE STATIONS Commerce 1609 Periwinkle Way, 472-4318 Dinner meetings held at 6:30 Board of directors meets the Island Exxon p.m. the first Tuesday of each Open Monday through second Monday of each month at 2435 Periwinkle Way, 472-2012 Saturday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 24-hour month from October thru June 8 p.m. at the Chamber of Clubs & Organizations at the Association's Hall on Open 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday wrecker service. American and Commerce building on through Saturday. Service foreign car repair. AAA. Periwinkle Way. For in- Causeway Road. garage open 8 a.n.'-tp 6 p.m. 7 formation call the off ice Monday days. South Seas Plantation , thru Friday at 472-2155 from 10 Captiva Civic Association At the entrance of South Seas Sanibel-Captiva Chess Club Sanibel Swim Team a.m. to 12 noon. Board of. governors meeting Sanibel Tune-Up & Service Plantation on the left sideof-the Meets every Sunday at St. For further information call on the first and third Tuesday of Station road just before the Security Michael and All Angels Dick Noon at 472-2313. Committee of Neighborhoods each month at 10 a.m. at the 1015 Periwinkle, 472-1878 Guard Station, Captiva, 472- Episcopal Church, Sanibel, at 2 Association, Inc., (CONA) Captiva Community Center. Open 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday 5111, Ext. 3384 p.m. All those interested, please Meetings held on the second Barrier (stand Group- for the through Friday. Saturday 8 a.m. Open 7 days from 8:30 a.m. to call Glen Woods after 6 p.m. at and fourth Thursday of each to4p.m. 6 p.m. Closed for lunch from 472-3688. Arts (BIG Arts) month, 10 a.m., at 1027 Kings Coconut Co-op An organization founded to noonto 12:30p.m. Crown Drive. For further in- Meets every fourth Tuesday at Sanibel Standard build a cultural community on formation, call 472-1316. 7:30 p.m. at the Conservation the Islands. All members and 1015 Periwinkle, 472-2125 Center on Sanibei-Captiva Road. Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday Sanibel-Captiva Art League prospective members are The public is invited to attend. urged to attend the meetings through Friday. Closed TAXI Holding outdoor For further information contact Saturday and Sunday. held at 7:30 p.m. at the Sanibel Beginning Water Color Classes Mary Jo Gault at 472-1447. painting, workshops on Thur- Holding indoor-outdoor SanibeC Taxicab Company Library on the last Monday of 3-Star sday mornings from 9 a.m. to the month. For more in- classes (limited to 10) on 472-2870 12 p.m. Call 472-4594 for Tuesdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m, Intersection of Tarpon Bay Local service available 6 a.m. formation contact Peter Smith Audubon Society Road and Palm Ridge Road, 472- location. - at 472-4020. S8 per lesson. (Monthly rates to 11 p.m. All flights are met at Meet every Thursday evening 5400 the airport. Special also available.) Sandford Bir- at 8 p.m. at the Sanibel Com- dsey, Instructor, Member of Open Monday through Friday arrangements for tran- munity Center. 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday and sportation to and from the American Society of Marine Sunday 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Diesel Artists. Call 472-5567. airport at other hours can be Orchid Society of Sanibel and fuel available. made. Captiva Alcoholics Anonymous Meetings held on the third Closed discussion meeting on American Business Women's Wednesday of every month at Sanibel-Captiva American Tuesdays at 8 p.m. at St. Association the Captiva Community Center Service with a smile Legion Michael and All Angel's Meets the second Thursday of at 1:30 p.m. Visitors are Episcopal Church on every month at 6:30 p.m. at the welcome to attend and bring Meetings are held the second Beachview Country Club. Tuesday of each month at the Periwinkle Way. No smoking orchids for questions and group, step meeting at 8 p.m. Eizabeth Hunt (Membership discussion. Legion Hall located on Sanibel- Chairman, 472-1537), Bev Captiva Road.472-W9. Sundays at the church. For Deynzer (Hospitality Chairman, more information call 472-2150, 472-1971). Sanibel-Captiva Shell Club 472-9225 or 472-1118. Meetings are held the third South West Anglers Club Monday of every month at the Meets the second Tuesday of League of Women Voters Meets the third Monday of Sanibel Community Center at 8 each month at 7:30 p.m. at the Alanon Moose Hall on Parkmeadow each month at The West Wind p.m. Meeets Fridays atap.m. at St. Inn at 9:30 a.m. Call Louise Drive (off U.S. 41 in Fort Michael and All Angels Myers). Admission is free and Johnson at 472-5576 for more Episcopal Church located on information. visitors are welcome. Call 472- Periwinkle Way. For in- Sanibel-Captiva Gym and 2685for information. formation call 472-4427, 472-3488 Kiwanis Dancing Classes -- Gymnastic or 472-5428. Meets every Wednesday, 7:30 and dancing lessons at Sanibel- a.m. at Scotty's Restaurant Captiva Community Center. Power Squadron of Sanibel and located on Periwinkle Way. Saturdays - 8 to 9 a.m., belly Captiva dancing; 9 to 10 a.m., beginning Murex Meetings are held on the Sanibel-Captiva Rotary Club "ballet, ages 4 to 6; 10 to 11 a.m., American Legion Post, second Wednesday of every Meet every Friday at 12 p.m. beginning ballet, ages 7 to 13; 11 Sanibel-Captiva Road, every month at the Sanibel Com- at The Timbers Restaurant on a.m. to noon, slimnastics. For Thursday at 8 p.m. Cash prizes munity Center at 7:30 p.m. Rabbit and San-Cap Road. more information call Laurel are awarded. McAleer at 334-8528. Sanibel-Captiva Boy Scouts Sanibel-Captiva Lions Club Isshinryu Karate Classes There will be a recital at 2 Troop as Meetings held on the first and p.m. Sunday, June 7 at the • Held twice weekly on Meets every Tuesday at7 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays from . third Wednesdays of every Sanibei-Captiva Community at the Sanibel Elementary month at 6:30 p.m., at the Center. 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Anyone in- School. Visiting Scouts are terested, call Brian Houston at Sanibel Community 472-?647. welcome. Cail Ron Sebald, 472- Association building. 4.'4!,days.

BEACH ACCESS SPEED LIMITS County Sheriff's Department. Open 10 a.m. to 12p.m. daily BANKS FISHING Sanibel has miles of public There are varying speed Driving or parking a motor except Sunday. While no license is Gulf-front beaches, any one of limits (20-30 m.p.h.) as one vehicle or moped on the bike Bank of the islands, 1699 for saltwater fishing, fisHpin which is only minutes from your comes across the causeway, and path is strictly prohibited. Captiva Memorial Library, Periwinkle Way, 472-4141 freshwater ponds or the sUmbel lodging. Lighthouse Point is a there is a very good reason for Violators will be ticketed. Chapin & Wiles, Captiva, 472- Hours: Monday thru Thursday 9 River requires a Florida fishing stretch of Federal land on the them...to preserve the bridge 2133 a.m. - 2 p.m. license - available at Bailey's Eastern tip of Sanibel Island, supports from strain and stress. LIBRARIES: Open Tuesdays, Thursdays, Drive-In Window: 8:30 a.m.-4 General Store on Periwinkle and from there, the Gulf beach This speed limit is strictly en- Fridays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. p .m. Way. The fee is $6.50 for resident is accessible again at the end of forced with the use of radar on a Sanibel Public Library, Wednesdays evenings, 7 p.m. to Fridays Drive-in: 8:30a.m.-6 and $10.50 for non-resident. Donax Street, at Tarpon Bay 24-hour basis by both the Sanibel Intersection of Palm Ridge and 9 p.m. Saturdays from 9 a.m. to p.m. Road, at Bowman's Beach Road Police Department and the Lee Florence St.,472-2483 12p.m. Fridays Indoors: 9a.m.. -2 p.m. _ MINIMUM LEGAL LENGTHS: (off Sanibel-Captiva Road) and & 4 - 6 p.m. Blue Fish- 10 inches Turner's Beach, which is Closed weekends Flounder - 11 inches located at Blind Pass, between Grouper - 12 inches Sanibel and Captiva Islands. For your information Bank of the Islands Branch Mackerel - - 12 inches On Captiva Island, public Office, Island Shopping Center, Mullet- 12 inches beach access can be found at 2449 Periwinkle Way, 472-5173 Pompano- 10 inches Turner Beach (which has public' Hours .-Monday thru Thursday 9 RedFish- 12 inches facilities) or further north, lust a.m. - 4 p.m. Snook- 18 inches past the entrance to South Seas Fridays 9a.m.-6 p.m. Trout - 12 inches Plantation. C losed weekends ..NOTE: STATE LAW BICYCLE RULES PROHIBITS NUDE SUN- First Federal Savings & Loan, If you're not used to a !ot of BATHING ON ALL FLORIDA Corner Palm Ridge Road and bicycle traffic, watch out for it BEACHES. VIOLATORS WILL Florence on Sanibel. The extensive net- BE PROSECUTED. 472-1537 work of bike paths on the Island Hours: Monday thru Thursday 9 is clearly marked along the edge CAMPING a.m. . - 4 p.m. of the road. Observe caution Camping on the beach is Fridays 9 a.m.-6 p.m. when driving near the bike path. prohibited and while everyone Closed weekends A State law and City OrdsgBtte enioys a beach fire, the Sanibej combine to Fire Board has signed info law PARKING OR DRIVINSBgft an ordinance prohibiting open DOGGY DO'S & DON'TS beach fires. Prior to the or- THE BIKE PATH. MOPEDS dinance, a permit was If you're visiting Sanibei with ARE NOT PERMITTED ON necessary for a beach bonfire, the family Fido in tow, all the THE BIKE PATHS. but as of July 18, 1980, it is now better. All family members can Planning on spending some illegal. An exemption to the enjoy Southwest Florida sun and time on a bike to enjoy the ordinance is a fire in an ap- surf. The Chamber of Com- Island sun and sights? Make proved cooking container (not to merce can tell you what ac- sure your vehicle is equipped exceed 48"X24"X 12" deep with commodations are available for with a bike flag, horn, good an extruded metal grill) for non- families with pets. Remember: brakes and a light for night commercial food preparation. wherever you are, clean up after riding. Under Florida law, This type of container will be your pet! The friendly remin- bicycle riders have the same allowed on the beach without a der...."Leave nothing on the rights and responsibilities as permit. After you have had your beach but footprints"....applies motor vehicle drivers. to dogs, too. There's no leash Drive Safety! beach party, it is recommended law on Sanibel, but of course an that you assume the respon- excitable or unruly animal is sibility for the cleanup of any better off when controlled with a debris or litter in your area. leash.

GATORS Feeding alligators anywhere within tho Sanibel City limits is hot only illegal (violators of the Help! law are subject to a fine of up to $500, or up to 60 days in jail, or both), but can be extremely Emergency Numbers: dangerous. Alligators can run 45 Non-Emergency Numbers: m-p.h., so if you're cfose enough Fire: 472-5525 to feed an alligator, he's close Fire: 472-1414, Police: 472- enough to feed on you. An Police: 472-1414 alligator fed for fun loses his Sheriff: 332-3456'; natural fear of humans and Ambulance:Service 936-3600, DISASTER ALERT: becomes a potential threat to Paramedics: 472-1717,472-1414 Radio Station WRCC, 103.9 FM, children and pets. SHELLING COPY1NGMACHINES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Island Apothecary: 472-2768 (24- The City of Sanibel Resolution VISITOR'S INFORMATION broadcasts details of any Hour Emergency Service) emergency, such as hurricane WARNING! SAFEGUARD limiting the taking of live shells Sanibel Public Library SERVICE C.R.O.W. (Care & Rehabilition YOUR VALUABLES. to 2 live shells per person per alert, or any other disastrous 716 Palm Ridge Road (Inter- Of Wild Life): 472-3644 occurrence that might affect In order to protect your species is one to be scrupulously section of Palm Ridge Road and Chamber of Commerce Building valuable possessions from theft, obeyed. As a matter of fact, in (Emergency care for injured Sanibel or Captiva. Florence St.), 472-2483 on Causeway Road Island wildlife) it is recommended that you order to preserve Sanibel's Sanibel TAKE THEM TO A BANK OR beautiful shelling beaches, most Captiva Memorial Library 472-1080 HOTEL VAULT FOR collectors refuse to take any live Chapin & Wiles, 472-2133 ' Open Monday thru Saturday SAFEKEEPING. Do NOT leave shells whatsoever. from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays them in your room or car. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Sanibel Fire Control District Government Commissioners' meetings Spirits R&BLiquors held the second Tuesday of Next to Huxters, 1205 Periwinkle Sanibel City Council every month 1 p.m. at the Fire The Reel Eel Way (472-3333) Meetings held monthly on the House located on Palm Ridge Sanibel Center Building, Liquor, beer, wine, mixes, first, third and fifth Tuesdays, 9 Road. Periwinkle & Casa Ybel Road cigarettes. Monday through a.m. at Mackenzie Hall, located (472-2674) Saturday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. in the 3-Star complex at the Captiva Fire Control District Beer and wine. Monday Sundays, noon to7 p.m. intersection of Tarpon Bay Road Commissiners' meetings held through Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Closed Sundays. and Palm Ridge Road. the second Tuesday of every The General Store at South Seas month at 8:30 a.m. at the Fire Plantation Sanibel City Planning "Com- The Grog Shop (Next to Chadwick's) Captiva House on Captiva Road & Near Bailey's General Store, (-472-5111, Ext. 3307) mission Wightman Lane S.W. Meetings held monthly on the Island Shopping Center, iquor, imported and domestic Periwinkle Way (472-1682) second and fourth Mondays, 9 Captiva Erosion Prevention wines and beers. Open 7 days 9 a.m. at MacKenzie Hall, located Liquor, beer, wine, mixes. a.m. to 9 p.m. District Monday through Saturday, 9 in the 3-Star compiex at the Meets the first Monday of A series of wine tasting intersection of Tarpon Bay Road a.m. to ? p.m. Sundays, noon to6 parties is planned for the Winter each month at 10 a.m. at the p.m. and Palm Ridge Road. Captiva Community Center. season. The ISLANDER Tuesday, June 30,1981 39

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POST OFFICE: WESTERN UNION: Sanibel Bailey's Store Turn right off Periwinkle Way Island Shopping Center onto Tarpon Bay Road. Periwinkle & Tarpon Bay Road Open 8:30 a.m.toSp.m.Monday Monday through Saturday, 8:30 through Friday. Closed a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sundays, 9 Saturday and Sunday, although a.m.to! p.m. there is mail delivery on Saturdays. Captiva PUBLIC REST ROOMS: On Sanibel. Corner of Captiva Sanibel Fishing Pier Road and Wiles Drive. (at the Lighthouse end of the Open 8:30a.m.to5p.m.Monday Island) through Friday. Closed Saturday and Sunday, although Turner's Beach, Captiva there Is mail delivery on (at Blind Pass, between Sanibel Saturdays. and Captiva)

To your health churches While Sanibel and Captiva St. Isabel's Catholic Church have no hospitals, they are DENTISTS Father Gerard Beauregard served 24 hours a day by a team Roger A. Dunphy, D.D.S. Pastor of paramedics who are widely William J. Shorack, D.D.S. Sanibel Community Church Father Lbuis Reczek recognized for their com- Bay Wind Plaza The Rev. Bruce E. Milligan, Assistant Pastor petence. In the event of an 2402 Palm Ridge Road Pastor 3559 Sanibel-Captiva Rd. emergency, they will call upon 472-2060 1740 Periwinkle Way 472-2763 the Air Four Ambulance, which 481-7493 Fort Myers 472-2684 Sunday Mass 8:30, 10:00 ansports patients to the James M. Bell, D.D.S. Saturday Evening Mass 5:30 pital of their choice in the Worship Service 10a.m. p.m. Sanibel Plaza rt Myers area via helicopter. Nursery .available during ser- Daily Mass 8:30 a.m. and 5:30 The paramedics are based at 1630 G Periwinkle Way vice. 472-6333 p.m. the Fire Station, just off Friendship hour follows service. Vigil Mass preceding Holy Day Periwinkle on Palm Ridge 472-6500 - Emergency Road. Phone 472-1717 or 472-1414 5:30 or 936-3400 VETERINARIANS Holy Day Mass 10:00 a.m. and 5:30p.m. GENERAL PRACTICE Drs. Paul & Phylis Douglass, St. Michael and All Angels Confessions before each Mass Episcopal Church and at 3:30 p.m. Saturday Jean W. Gentry,M,D., P.A. D.V.M. 1042 Cypress Lake Drive The Rev. James D.B. Hubbs 2250 Periwinkle Way Rector 472-41B8 Fort Myers Animals can be seen on David E. Dodge,M.A. First Baptist Church Organist-Choirmaster Pastor, Jamie Stilson Wegryn Medical Center Sanibel Tuesdays and Fridays beginning at 1 p.m. Periwinkle Way Sanibel-Captiva Road Stanely P. Wegryn, M.D., FACS 472-2173 472-1018 1 4301 Sanibel-'Captiva Road Arrangements should be made by calling 481-4746 472-3356 (Annex) Sunday School 10:00 a.m. 472-4131 : Open 24 hours Sunday: Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. •HP-' o» •; •i'K'l Holy Eucharist, Rite 1 7:30a.m. Sunday Evening Worship 7 p.m. Stephan S. Halabis, M.D., FACS PHARMACIES Holy Eucharist (morning Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:00 2426 Palm Ridge Road prayer p.m. '.^r!^ftfcitj8 472-3163 island Apothecary and church school) 9:30 a.m. MEDICINE & SURGERY Apothecary Center Wednesday: Holy Eucharist 9:00 a.m. Sanibel Congregational 2460 Palm Ridge Road (opposite United Church of Christ John Collucci, D.O. 3-Star Grocery) Dr .Theodore Holland Island Medical Clinic 472-1519 Community Association Open Monday through Friday, Christian Science Services 2400 Palm Ridge Plaza . Building Captiva Chapel-By-The-Sea 472-5974 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Saturday, 9 2950 West Gulf Drive a.m. to 2 p.m. 24-emergency Periwinkle Way Temple Beth-El Dr. James W. Kennedy JMETRIST service: 472-2768. Sundays 11:00 a.m. 472-4516 Rabbi Solomon Agin Services U a.m Wednesdays 8:00 p.m. Sunday Worship 10:30a.m. 2721 Del Prado, Cape Coral RoTbert G. LeSage,O.D. 542-3733 Bay Wind Plaza Corner Drugs Island Shopping Center Sunday Children's Religious Greek Orthodox Church 2402 Palm Ridge Road Periwinkle Way and Tarpon Bay School 9:30 a.m. The Rev. Fr. Arthur Kontinos 472-4204 Road Friday Evening 8:00 p.m. Cypress Lake Drive CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN 472-4149 _. '. Fort Myers Open Monday through Friday, 482-2099 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Saturday, 9 Orthos 9:30 a.m. Harry G. Kair, D.C., P.A. Oivine Liturgy IO-.V * -. 1640 Periwinkle Way a.m. to 4 p.m., Sunday, 10 a.m. 472-1824 to 4 p.m. (No pharmacist on duty on weekends).

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| NOW OPEN MON.-SAT. 9 AM - 9 PM Local $7 per year USA $10 per year Foreign $12 per year | EXCEPT SUN. 10 AM - 6 PM 472-2374 Mai! to: The Sanibel Captiva islander, PO Box 56, Sanibel Island, Fla. 33957 j Captiva Road & Andy Rosse Lane 40 Tuesday, June 30,1981 The ISLANDER

SHELL ISLAND BEACH CLUB ON SANIBEL ISLAND .4'-,.. .The Ultimate Interval Ownership Vacation!" Model On-Site/Pre-Construction Prices This is your last chance to own like yours. And, as with any other >• r- a 'slice' of this quiet prestigious resort. deeded real estate, it is YOURS to use, These spacious, luxurious condomin- rent, share with friends, give as a FREE iums offer every comfort of home, gift, even bequeath in your estate. GIFT from plush linens, bedspreads, and fur- The plan is made even more desirable For Visiting niture, washer and dryer, to a fully because if you so wish, you can ex- Couples... equipped kitchen complete with dish- change your vacation through a world- Bring this coupon and tour our washer and microwave oven! Outside, wide network of first-class, affiliated resort and we'll give you a Pleas- enjoy a dip in the pool, an invig' resorts. er Instant Camera by Kodak. Offer orating plunge in the whirlpool bath, valid with informal inspection or just bask in the sun on a famed tour of the model, recreational Sanibel beach. There are even gas facilities and, if married, must be accompanied by spouse. No pur- grills and picnic tables exclusively for chase necessary. Limit one gift of PT r • owners use. And a sauna, too. Nothing any nature per family; not valid \ has been spared - Shell Island Beach for owners, employees, previous Sf Club has been meticulously designed gift recipients or students. Offer for your vacation pleasure. made For the purpose of promoting sales of" Interval Ownership weeks at this resort. Now for the best part. All this luxury is available at a very reasonable ONE-TIME cost through the super- sensible concept of Intervai Ownership. You only pay for the weeks you can pleasurably use - and the rest of the cost is spread out with families just Island

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An Interval Ownership ,m Condominium Resort 300 Lighthouse Road MCGREGOR BLVD, Sanibel, Florida 33957 (813)472-6490 Dick Van Patten OPEN MONDAY - SUNDAY An Interval Owner SHELL ISLAND BEACH CLUB 9AM - 5PM 300 LIGHTHOUSE ROAD and Captran Spokesman SANIBEL ISLAND IS'SIBC-I