January 35,1980 Island Reporter 9 T ">V*> Frog Smith to go 'On the Road with folksy tales

•v By Benee TwomMy ; FVog Smith concedes heinay jurt be the biggest storyteller in Southwest Florida^ "Know,of only.one fella who likes to spin A Very Special yarn like I do," the 82 - year-old folk historian said, "but he's shy, bigger than Gulf Front me and said if I tell on him, hell throw me intheriyer.^ : Smith takes pride in being able to answer a question with along folksy tale. Home Ask him where he got his- nickname and m hell tell you about the onee popular enter- and r the nighf'zhe caught enough legs - to: fill "a 125-pound barreL Frog Tuesday to feature him in an "On the Road" sequence, Frog serenaded him fora n \./i,.\ .».*-; hour straight with a literary ballad on Kh /* ; •• Florida's past. (See story page 31-A) Frog Smith has so many tales to toll that when nobody is listening, he'll write them down or paint a picture about;them. He's known locally for the; articles on Florida folklore he has been writing for 26 years in the Fort Myers News-Press. He has published a number of books, among them "Frog Smith's Scrspbook," "The Ups One of the most luxurious, custom-built hbmes drtJSart Gulf of and Downs in a Cracker's Iafe" and "Life with a Lot of Sashaying Away Out Mexico; with over 4OOO square feet of iiVing area living Sideways." Frog even told his tales before an audience in Washington on the occasion

?tog Smith (lefti kept CharietKuralt m smiles with hi* colorful rendition of Florida history. Kv plans % continued on 21-A to do an'On the Road' storyyabout Smith. ,

Built around a two-story atrium, this unique horhe combines comfort and c?^ elegance with casual Island luxury. The handsome living room opens on- to an expansive porch which, in turn, overlooks the tropical atrium and the sparkling waters of the Gulf.

exisiing routes using newer techniques of estimated cost is $81,000. ^:X.i-X\ ^ ?r February: 26 to discuss three, specific pro- road construction. V ^; " : r- ' , The bike path would be extended'down. jects. "- !•'"-'''•:'•?•• , ;;; With over ^3.7?million in; its pocket to While council is favorably inclined to con- Casa Ybel Road to Tarpon Bay, at an The February 26 workshop, slated to spendonroads^nd related items, the city is struct a bike path from Sanibel Elementary estimated cost; of $171,000. This would be start at 9:00 a.m., will focus on a proposed getting cloSer'tosdine major decisions on School to Blind Pass, at an estimated addi- continued up Tarpon Bay Road, connecting improvement in the Causeway where to use the money. " V, v^Ti • vtibnat cost of $238,000, action on this was with the existing path, at an additional cost Road/Periwinkle Way intersection; the oft- . Reflecting in ..part. what Councilman ;delayed until a decision is madeon resurfac-. of some $65,000. disputed Gulf Drive connector; and, the Porter Goss suggested might be a basic ing the Sanibel-Captiva Road. The Rabbit Road path, for which J.O. Casa Ybel/Periwinkle Way intersection. change in council philosophy toward Evans donated some money and an ease- - These projects, estimated to cost bet- greater stress oh; "alternate modes of The bike paths would be financed from ment, would -cost an estimated $67,500 ween $800,000 and $850,000, depending on transportation," the city administration causeway surplus funds, of which approx- . although Assistant City Manager Gary the design of the Causeway was authorized to proceed with design imately $920,000 were on hand as of Price conceded that this estimate might be Road/Periwinkle intersection, would be plans for ,bike paths that would cost an Etecember 3L "somewhat high." funded from the $2.5 million available from : the bond revenues in refinancing of the estimated $385,000. ; The bike paths for which the city will A list of road priorities agreed upon last At the same time, the council appears now prepare design plans include one from * November was again reviewed in detail on Sanibel Causeway. Those revenues, under less inclined to think in terms of large sums the Lighthouse end of the island to connect Tuesday by Sanibel City Council and the ci- terms of the bonding resolution, have tob e for new roads and is turning toward less with the existing Periwinkle Way path at ty manager, at a workshop session, and costly choices of repairing and overlaying Lindgren Boulevard and Periwinkle." The another workshop was scheduled for . % continued on 20-A SCCF urges protection of sound Tree top By Susie Holly hasn't been done almost five ye&rs later," Three kjedrqonhs, three baths and a Zeiss pointed out. The islands stretching from Sanibel to The history behind aquatic preserves is a fantastic kitchen by Pbggehpohl of Tree surgeon looks as Cayo Costa are blessed with a particularly long one, dating back to the late 1960's ©errriahy complete the living floor. if he is~preparing to valuable piece of water known as the Pine when state officials began to recognize that nest in top of Island Sound-Aquatic Preserve. The area, the coastal zone of Florida was a valuable The master bedroom suite features Austrailian pine trfink. protected by state legislation, is important resource. twin dressing rooms and an elegant The diseased tree was not only for its environmental and The coastal zone encompasses some cut down this week at aesthetic value, but also because it produc- 10,000 square miles of state territory screened sundeck. Periwinkle Place shop- ed an estimated $20 million worth of com- (reaching three nautical miles into the ping center. mercial and sport fishing. ' Atlantic and nine nautical miles into the • "It is one fancy piece of water," says gulf.) Much of the area is valuable Shown by appointment bnly Ralph Zeiss who has been studying the shoreline, coastal marsh, mangroves, coral preserve for the Sanibel-Captiva Conserva- reefs and grass beds which are extremely Priced at $395,000 tion Foundation (SCCF). A marine biologist productive biologically, Zeiss said. The by training, former researcher in nuclear coastal zone attracts most of. the state's medicine and former general manager of centers of commerce, transportation and 'the'Island Water- Association, Zeiss industry, and 75 percent of Florida's presented a Tuesdays at the Center pro- population as well as some 30 million gram this week on the state's aquatic tourists", he added. "So it is subject to FLORIDA THOMAS H. BROWN, REALTOR ^preserves.- •(•'. •'"' j~. . ••"'••\:'- •• .••• degradation by development." - SCCF contracted Zeiss late last year to . In 1970 the state created the Coastal study the state's Aquatic Preserve Act and Coordinating Council which did extensive 2410 Palm Ridge Road, P.O. Box 142 to help get some' rules' implemented for aerial mapping, inventory and analysis of management of the Pine Island Sound the coastal zone. The state legislature at AquaiicPireserve. Last month, SCCF peti- about that time passed a law setting aside' Sanibel Island, Florida 33957 m tioned the Florida Department of Natural several coastal water areas to be "main- REALTOR Resources (DNR) to adopt a management tained essentially in an natural or existing Phone (813) 472-4138 REALTOR 1 plan for the aquatic preserve as mandated I by the Aquatic Preserve Act oij.975. "It • continued on 19-A 9 Island Reporter February 1» i98O A2 February 1,1980 Island Reporter Cornplaintsntaybedo^^ restrictions certain months. He said that City At- have no control over what material is being undertake the task. Butler did warn, '•*•: , . By Don Whitehead ' , By Bradley Fray Water samples taken in the Southwest Florida area on burned at the fire or who is burning it." v Monday showed "quite low to negative counts of red tide torneyNeal Bowen saw no objection to however, that sueh police presence might • such ordinance amendments. .; - Butler added that for most persons discourage all beach parties, ^ which IN BRIEF A shellfish harvesting ban imposed in Lee County on organisms, and no fish kills have been reported from this The Sanibel City Council this week tackl- Murphyadded that restrictions on beaeh issued'permits there are no problems. "It presumably would run counter to the in- • December 18, following an outbreak of red tide, was lifted area in several weeks," Stewart said. ed the subject of bonfires on the beaches, U hearing some gulf-front condominium fires in Fort My®™ Beath, Lee County faris usually the few whose actions ruin it for tent of the council. ; in county waters as of sunrise Wednesday after meat Red tide organisms are part of the plankton community residents- complain that where there's general, and Captiva in particular, meant the majority," says Butler. . It soon became clear that most eoun- samples taken Tuesday showed no signs of toxin. ' that there wasa potential fora greater pro- Faced with what they interpreted to be dbaen didn't want to impose excessive ' The ban still remains in effect, as of Wednesday, to the in the sea's food chain. For unknown reasons the organism smoke there is likely to be trouble. sometimes blooms and can turn the-water a rusty color. Council ended up deciding to ask the city blem on Sanibel., There were indications some criticism of the Sanibel Fire and restraints on "wholesome" fun on the Chiles aide on island north in Charlotte County and to the south in Collier Coun- that Sanibel was becoming known as "the Rescue Control District for laxness in issu- beaeh, even though they were concerned ty, as well as in Pinellas, Hillsborough, Manatee and the' Toxins released can cause fish kills, as occurred on Sanibel manager to come up with proposed changes : If you're having problems with federal southern portion of Sarasota counties, according to Vi beaches in December. Bivalve shellfish, or filter feeders, in existing laws that would further restrict place to go" for beach parties. ' ;f" ing permits and imposing greater controb that the prvacy of beachfront residents government red tape or you have an opinion Stewart of the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) can accumulate the toxins in their tissues and cause illness beach fire permitting, particularly with: 7" According to Police Chief John Butler, on beach fires, several members of the not be unreasonably disturbed. marine laboratory in St. Petersburg. if ingested by humans. regard to location of fires, curfews, permit . permitting for bonfires has been limited to district spoke out in defense of their ef- Former city manager Warren Hyde ex- on proposed on needed legislation, you may accesses at Tarpon Bay, Fulger, Doriax, forts, arid they received immediate and pressed concern that it was more than a meet with Damon Smith, assistant to U.S. costs, and other limitations on use of public beaches for bonfire, parties. , ' . • -; Nerita, ind Beach Road. There were 62 warm support from both council members question of disturbance of the peace, sug- Sen. Lawton Chiles, from 10:45 to 11:45 a.m. At the outset. City Manager Bernie Mur- public beach access fire permits issued in and the public.; ! " ' •',''•' ' :\ .•'• ''-:'_•; • gesting that considerable damage was be- next Thursday in MacKenzie Hall. The phy told council that some, residents had' 1979, and 79 private beach fires, kiln, and Murphy said that the city, in the absence ing done to the beach by the burying of Sanibel stop is one of several in Lee County those prescribed by U.S. Fish and Wildlife, of a more restrictive ordinance of its own burned wood, cans, bottles, and various complained of trespassing on private pro- ; to get citizen opinion and to offer assistance perty, vandalism, and disturbance of the fora total of 141 permits. -y: •..'• ;• * : on beach fires, actually found itself depen- containers. He wondered whether the city to taxpayers. Sen. Chiles is the chairman of peace, .suggesting some of this was at- The police, department reports 30 com- dent on the fire district, and he said that didn't have the right to impose some sort of the Special Committee on Aging; the Sub- tributable to bonfire beach parties. • plaints in 1978 and 35 in 1979 related to the district had done "a great job" in deal- ' curfew.' ;• -_ . : ;. • . • ..'•. " "•-••, committee on the Treasury, Postal Service Loggerhead Cay resident Franklin-. : beach fires and associated disturbances. ing with the problem and in assisting the ci- This prompted Councilman Duane White Butler cited one party on December 21 in ...Chief Butler suggested two solutions: no ty, ••••:. •;:/•••••• .,-•.... • •••. : •- to ask Chief Butler if he felt the existing or- and General Government; and the Subcom- bonfires on Sanibel, but only so-called cook- At one point it was suggested that the dinance gave him adequate authority to im- mittee on Federal Spending Practices and which, he said that the party "got out of eon-' trol," leading to vandalism, illegal parking, ing fires; or, amendment of the law to put Sanibel police engage in more intensive pose such a curfew. "No," replied Butler. Open Government obscene language, and "a lot of loud squeal- responsibility on the person issued the per- patrols of the areas where beach fires were The dty manager was then charged with ing and shouting." Butler said this had hap- mit and requiring a major deposit. As of planned, but Murphy warned that this • coming up with proposed amendments to Hooked pened several times in his neighborhood. this time, it is only required that the per-' could involve a considerable commitment the ordinance, in the hope of bringing the He acknowledged that the fire and the mit itself be at the site of the fire, not the of personnel and funds. This concern was problem' under control, presumably Getting in up to his waist party were not in themselves disturbances, person to wJiom the permit originally' was echoed by Police Chief John Butler, without imposing unreasonable restric- Valentine dance for SCA at-the old Bailey dock pro- but that .the arrival and departure of .'issued. For this reason, says Butler, "we although he indicated a willingness to tions on free use of the public beaches. The Sanibel Community Association will ved worthwhile for this vehicles at the nearby public Access were not hold its regular monthly dinner angler. annoying to Loggerhead Cay residents.. He also cited specific cases of vandalism, say- meeting in February. Instead, the associa- ing that he could not prove, however, that Plans fOT the 1980 Shell Fair in full swing tion is staging a Valentine's Day dance these were directly associated with the Tuesday, February 12 at 8:00 p.m. at the beach parties. . - ...••-,.. - By Bradley JFray split, about evenly between scientific, and Trophy, awarded in the artistic division;^ Sanibel Community House. Sal and the Some councilmen showed reluctance to artistic displays. and the People's Trophy given to the ex- Vibratones will provide the dance music, Audubon begins 900-mile camoe-a-thfm impose, too severe restrictions on beach Wheels are in motion for the 43rd annual Judges for the 1980 fair in the scientific hibit which receives the, most votes by fair Sanibel Shell Fair, set for March. 6 through division include Russ Jensen, curator of the visitors. The Sanibel Community Associa- and hors d'oeuvres and a cash bar will be A marathon canoe trip of more than 900 miles around fires. vironmental and aesthetic values of the coast and to "It. seems that we are in the same posi- 9 in the Sanibel Community Association Delaware Museum of Natural History and tion will award trophies in three divisions available. Tickets for the dance are $2.50 the entire coastline of Florida begins next Wednesday at publicize the need for coastal resource planning and Building. Chairperson Anne Joffe expects Gary Magnotte, shell book author and shell and the Sanibel-Captiva Shell Club will Pensacola Beach as the Florida Audubon Society focuses tion on bonfires that we are on unleased for SCA members and $3 for guests. management. : - ,, . •••-•'. dogs on the beaches," commented Coun- the fair to top last year's show, which many museum owner in Pompano Beach. award trophies to each entry in the student on the Year of the Coast. • • , On March 4 Sanibel-Captiva Audubon Society chapter exhibitors and judges deemed the best in Magnotte: judged last yearVfair. Artistic division. •....;.•.. . . Marine biologist Peter- Quincy, representing Audubon, cilman Zee Butler. President Mark "Bird" Westall and Don Wisdom of the "If you take the fires away, do you take the state in 1979. . judges are Mrs. Rudi Magnottte, also a Three door prizes will be awarded on the joined by 52 canoeing partners for one and two day trips, Gulf American Corporation are scheduled to join Quincy at "This year, thank goodness, we have the return judge, and Fran Hutchings Thorpe last day of the fair, to include a shell table will canoe, the entire distance to highlight the economic, en- the problems away?" wondered Coun- Port Boca Grande and canoe with him 22 miles south to the . cilman Porter Goss, expressing concern Community Building auditorium com- of Miami, who has won honors for herfilled with world wide specimens donated DNR reviews dredging Sanibel Lighthouse.;.; W.estall. expects vthe. trip, will take that restricting beach fires might simply: pleted," Jdffe said. Last year IJhe not- . shellcraft and is an authority on tree snails. and made by Sydney Jensen of Fort Myers; most of the day.' \ •••'- '..'.'•".':'/•.. .' •,-' "VV The Department of Natural Resources f drive the "merry makers" to. some other quite-finished auditorium was, usable but A judges' banquet initiated last year, is a cut shell mosiac designed and donated by Island weathiBr • Others joining Quincy along the coastline.route.are.Lt. place. did riot offer amenities such as carpeting or yset for Wednesday evening, March 5 at shell craft artist Kae McRae of Sanibel; and contacted the Lee County Commission last L Gov. Wayne Mixson, Department, of Natural Resources Por more of the debate, Mayor Francis restroorris. "We'll have the scientific ex- Sundial and is open to the public. Tickets two framed shell X-ray photographs by week and said they are prepared to take ac> This report is based on records kept-at the Director Elton Gissendanner, Col. Robert Brantly, director 'Bailey maintained silence, but he has hibits in there and artistic entries; in the old are $11.30 per person fora full-course din- William Conklin, whose work is on perma- tion on South Seas'Mapiilication to dredge Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of Commerce on -- . of .the JFlpridsi.Gain.e., an^Fi;esh Water Fish Commission, previously expressed, his concern over "ex- • section oi the buildingtflSiWe did last yearr^j .nex •and.-lreseEvations ^ musfcvj^'-toade byx. nenn t dpdisplayy at e the « Redfish Pass to renourish their beaches. Causeway Road. : . •:•••• and. state representative, Dale, Padgett. Political can- ; ;cessive restrictions" on beach fires/ ; Duef to the success of the*79 fair some " February 15 by calling the"SheSeils Sea- -OtheOh r ffeatures at .the fair will be a live DNR asked for a report on the county com- Hi \ ;rfLo" ••> Rain didates, local government and ..business leaders and ' ' City Manager Murphy cited statistics to prominent exhibitors who.had abandoned Shells Shop at 472-3991. : shell exhibit, the Shell Club booth and mission's standing on the application before Thursday, January 24 70 48 0 Audubon chapter representatives, the press and several demonstrate that the problem of com- the fair in recent years because of cramped In addition to xibbons to be awarded in Driftwood shop. . . canoe flotillas will join Quincy on the route according to spaceVill be returning,'Joffe reports; in- eight divisions, six trophies will be offered . February 25 is the deadline for entering February 9. The commissioners directed Friday, January 25 68 50 0 Audubon officials. plaints to the Police Department over in- County Administrator Lavon Wisher to tell cidents related to beach fires was concen- cluding Bill Bledsoe of California and including: the duPont trophy, for the most the fair;'; Entry forms are available at Saturday, January 26 74 60 0 Audubon also hopes to raise needed funds and invites Miami. A new exhibitor, Robin Hunte of outstanding exhibit of the show; the-Con- island shell shops or by writing to Exhibits DNR that they will hold a workshop on the "• 72 businesses and individuals to sponsor portions of the trip. trated primarily in the holiday months of Sunday, January 27 54 2.23" December, March and April. Barbatos, also will exhibit, as well as some chologists of America trophy for overall ex- Chairman, Sanibel Shell Fair, P.O1 Box 336, application February 12 and a public hear- Monday, January 28 74 62 0 Donations can be sent to Canoe-a-thon, Florida Audubon former trophy_winners. cellence, the City of Sanibel trophy to shell Sanibel 33957. Rules and lists of categories Society, P.O. Drawer 7, Maitland, Fl. 32751. Murphy suggested to council that it ing thereafter. "DNR's intent to approve or Tuesday, January 29 72 58 0 might consider an ordinance which would As.of mid-week the fair had received 22 of the show; the Mary Cunningham are outlined in the shell fair brochure, deny the application is somewhat insignifi- ) 74 The trip is scheduled to end at Fort Clinch State Park at entries, of which about half are islanders. Memorial Trophy, awarded in the student available at shell shops and other island Wednesday, January 3( 56 0 the Florida-Georgia border on April 5. allow beach fires for most of the year but ; cant because the Department of -En- would restrict or prohibit such fires during Joffe /expects the exhibits will again be division; the Helen Denny Memorial businesses. ; • ~ vironmental Resources and the U.S. Army f! 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VAGABOND :i SEE MOVIE SYNOPSES IN "THINGS TO DO" A4 February 1. Island Reporter Island Reporter February 1,1980 Still a stalemate despite new reports on dredging Changes to commercial property use proposed By Mark Twonbly groups claim the dredging could- wipe out The DER office in Fort Myers had cording to Phil Edwards, who heads the By Don Whitehead porary moratorium on commercial con- manent residents; and, tion in acreage now permitting commercial productive fishing grounds and destroy earlier recommended denial of a state per- local DER office, the second study makes struction. This idea was promptly rejected • Those commercial parcels where the use. fc Despite two additional scientific studies marine life and habitat. Their opposition mit for the project, based on its own the same conclusions as the first DER The planning commission agreed this by the commissioners, however, with the dty would like to encourage commercial Commissioner Don Manchester said that and a wait of three months, none of the pro- led the county commission last November biological study of the site. That study con- report. week to ship off to. city council a set of majority expressing the opinion that even development, through such devices as the amount of land available for such ponents or opponents has been persuaded to appoint a committee to study the project cluded the dredging could have "adverse "It supports the first study," Edwards recommendations that could lead-tq some the mention of a moratorium could have parking strategies, should be identified. development didn't bother him as much' as to change their minds over a proposal to and make a recommendation. immediate and long term impact on marine said this week. "The area is productive, fundamental changes in Sanibel's commer- the opposite effect, and encourage even The planning commission also recom- the rate at which it was developed. He said dredge sand in offshore shoals near Redfish The commission must first approve the life and water quality." and I don't feel the project should be per- cial building regulations. \ greater commercial development. mended immediate revision of those sec- that he would prefer to find some other Pass on Captiva. The issue is likely to plan before the Florida Department of En- A South Seas study said just ithe op- mitted. I have recommended denial of the After a wide-ranging discussion of the tions of the land use plan dealing with way of controlling growth "than risk throw- come to a head when a committee charged vironmental Regulation (DER) and the U.S. posite; The area to be dredged is ideally project." The signals from city hall indicate that problem of commercial needs on the island, "lawfully existing uses." which "grand- ing us into the courts.'* with studying the proposal meets February Army Corps of Engineers can issue per- suited for beach renourishment, it said, there could be new policies on the type, the commissioners agreed on the desirabili- fathers in" certain commercial properties, Commissioner BOl Hagerup said that he 12. mits. because the sand is compatible with the South Seas also has backed up its amount, location, and timing of commercial ty of a joint workshop with dty council on and that of accessory retail uses in resort would be concerned "if the entire acreage South Seas Plantation property owners The study committee initially was given sand now on the beach. Any damage, to the original study with a second study, done by development on the island, but it's agreed the question, and came to a consensus on housing districts. were to be developed soon," but he agreed are seeking Lee County Commission ap- 60 days to review the project and make a area that would result from the dredging Tropical Biolndustries Development Com- that such new ground rules could be as the following prelimmary recommenda- In continuing discussion of Duane's with Manchester that it would be proval of a plan to dredge the sand for use recommendation, but their work was would be slight and quickly corrected by pany of Miami. That report labels as "total- , much as a year away. tions to council: study, the commissioners focused on preferable to find some other way to con- in a beach restoration project along 1.8 delayed for at least another 30 days while natural processes, the study claimed. ly unjustified" claims that the dredging A rush to beat the deadline on required • The consultant to be hired for a study whether there should be an actual reduc- trol the growth. miles of beachfront on the north end of Cap- additional scientific studies were perform- A second, more detailed biological study would harm fishing in the Redfish Pass elevation of buildings to meet flood in- of hazard mitigation should also be charged tiva. Some area fishing and environmental ed on the dredging site. of the dredge site was undertaken and. ac- area by destroying fish habitat. The report surance requirements, and other-factors, with examination of commercial develop- said no significant spawning of fish occurs has led to a spate of commercial develop- ment patterns on Sanibel. particularly as in the area, few food sources will be "ir- ment on Sanibel that has aroused some con- such development relates to economic revocably" destroyed, and Redfish Pass cern in residents and city officials alike. recovery following a major storm; Fishermen still in opposition "will in no way be impaired by the project If voting in primary, register by Feb. 9 The situation was brought into focus by a • A public forum should be held to • from 4-A King compared the proposed dredging in the short or long run." city-directed detailed study on commercial secure public input on commercial develop- and beach filling to construction of the In case you haven't realized it by now, bases its selection of delegates to the Na- Democrats will hold their convention The dredge site will not suffer long term needs by Associate Planner Bob Duane. ment; is usual and required on a federal beach causeway, which interrupted the move- 1980 is an election year. But despite tional Convention on 'the outcome of the August 11-12 in New York City. damage because littoral currents will Among his findings, Duane cited the fact • Since development potential for com- restoration project, but this is a private ment of scallops in Pine Island Sound and massive campaign organizations and media primary. Delegates committed to the winn- On September 9, Florida voters will vote quickly deposit new sand and marine life in that while about 75 acres of commercial mercial use exceeds the anticipated need, project.**' eventually wiped out virtually the entire overkill, a few important facts and dates to ing candidate in the major parties will go to in a primary election to choose candidates the affected area. Recovery of the borrow property have been developed, some 68 the dty should develop alternatives to com- The new South Seas report hasn't per- scallop population. "It'll take a chunk out remember often are overlooked. the convention. for all offices except President. Voters site is expected within five years, accor- acres remain for future development, and mercial use, with accompanying incentives; suaded area fishermen. "We still'have the of the eco-chain-which scares us," he said. The final approved list of candidates who registered in a political party may choose ding to the report. he raised the possibility that this could • Parking strategies should be same thought. We are vitally concerned Sportfishing groups, including the South Most important is the fact that those will appear on the ballot in the Florida among, the candidates in their party. The study concedes that the dredging result in a commercial sector significantly developed for remaining commercial about the short and long term effect of the West Anglers Club (SWAC) and the wishing to vote must register 30 days prior primary includes four Democrats: Gover- Voters registered independently may vote and beach restoration could disrupt log- larger than that required to serve the acreage to help ensure orderly develop- dredging on marine habitat and' our Florida League of Anglers (FLA) also to an election. Voters must be 18 and nor Edmund G. Brown. Jr., President Jim- only on Constitutional amendments and gerhead turtle nesting on the Captiva island's residents, even when Sanibel ar- ment; fishing," said John King, a Pine Island resi- haven't changed their position on the pro- registered in the county of residence. A my Carter, Senator Edward Kennedy, and non-partisan judicial offices. Voters must beach during the summer months. The pro- rives at full build-out under the land use • Adequate provision for resident- dent and spokesman for the Organized posed project. They base their opposition voter remains registered as long as he or Cleveland attorney Richard Kay; andregister by August 9 for the primary. ject is planned to begin in April and be com- to the dredging on the DER report. "We J plan. oriented businesses should be ensured Fishermen of Florida. > she votes at least once every two years. nine Republicans: Representative John A run-off primary is scheduled for Oc- pleted in the fall. Duane offered to the planning commis- through amendment of plan provisions on are guided by the government agencies, I Anderson, Senator Howard Baker, former I The first election date to come along for tober 7 if necessary. The study does not address the effects of sioners a set of recommendations that permitted uses; King said area commercial fishermen re- which are paid to do this," said Norma I Florida voters this year is the Presidential Ambassador George Bush, former Gover- periodic dredging of the borrow -site could lead to several changes in the rules -• The problems on Periwinkle Way ly on the Redfish Pass area for much of Stoppelbein, a member of both SWAC and nor John Connally, Congressman Phillip Preference Primary March 11. The cut-off The general election this year falls on because that is not part of the Couth Seas governing permitted uses for commercial should be re-evaluated in light of the court their production* During one 24-hour FLA. \\ date for registering to vote in the primary Crane, Senator Robert Dole, former Gover- November 4. The ballot will include all na- proposal, according to Dick Stevens, pro- property. decision in the John Goode case, which period in December, one Pine Island fish The county commission-appointed com- is February 9. nor Ronald Reagan, former Governor tional, -*ate and local offices for which ject manager. "This is a one-time shot," Raising the prospect that the mere fact restored commercial permitted use to pro- house took in 87,500 pounds of mullet mittee is scheduled to meet at MkOO a.m. In the primary, voters registered in a Harold Stassen and Los Angeles economist there are candidates from more than one Stevens said, "If we ever do it again we'll such changes were being discussed by the perty that had been designated for residen- caught along the gulf and Pine Island Tuesday, February 12 in the county com- major political party choose which can- Benjamin Fernandez. party, and any run-offs for non-partisan start from block one. Periodic maintenance city could lead to increased requests for tial use. Sound beaches off South Seas Plantation, mission meeting room at the Lee County if didate they would like to represent their The Republican Nation 1 Convention is judicial offices. Registration books for the commercial development permits, Duane • A market analysis should be made to he said. Courthouse. party in the presidential race. The party scheduled for July 14-17 in Detroit. ^hr general election dose October 4. • continued on next page said the city might want to consider a tem- determine the needs and demands of per- i!

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Call now for an appointmont North Shore Place 472-2371 An Incomparable Riverfront Value Convenience Location To live directly on the winding Ca- Two and three bedroom riverfront loosahatchee. To be just minutes condominium residences on North from downtown offices, shopping Key Drive, just west of Highway 4 I. and medical centers. To be strolling Phase 1 sold out... on the riverfront walk while others Phase II now selling are still bumper to bumper. At North Shore Place, all these at pre-constructlon prices. benefits enhance the value and your Preview Center open daily. 997-1177 The rustic and remote beauty pride of ownership. A direct value that existed on Sanibel Island of time for your personal enjoy- FURNITURE A development of two decades ago is still available v ment. Time with your family. Not to at the Sea Oats of Boca Grande. mention the incomparable value TOE 9IARUVER ttKOUP Come in and bro^vse found in any residence offered by of Affiliated Companies Phase I is sold. Now selling Phases through our new Sanibel stori The Mariner Group, Inc. II and III. or |ust give us a call either location we make appointments at Quality Visit or call our model center in your convenience Boca Grande 1-964-2834. Quality in construction and Mari- We hove the some ner's straight-forward development philosophy—providing the best Gasparilla Properties Executive Services Inc. quality furnitu's 5700 Gulf Shores Drive Rental Offices: accessories and cus'om rii-apc u;s product for the money, along with Boca Grande, FL 33921 Boca Grande 964-2234 we've had m ou' maximum future value—assure James T.Kuhn, Rental and Sales Office: larger Cape Cora! s'ort? residents of North Shore Place a Sales Manager Sanibel island 472-4195 lor many years sound, quality-conscious environ- Reg. Reed Estate Broker ment. 472-2881 'Discover value today at North 1619 Periwinkle Way Copt' Cca! StO'e 1013 Cape Co'cil Pkwy. Shore Place. Value that will last Represented exclusively by V*calion C Investment Propertied. Inc. 101 Landlubber well into the future. Realtors. rear of Landlubber Restaurant Arross from Publn Phone 472-2101 Phone 542-3333 Ftbrmary 1,1980 A6 blind Reporter A7 y[ Island Reporter February 1,1980 *i rea^fng enactment of regulations for protection of Island JO! AGENDA Aquatic Preserve. X and Second Reading of an Ordnance Macintosh OTYOf SAMKL JclScaCornending the Comprehensive Land Use Plan| Section COUNCa MEETING 3T1 lawfully Existing Uses, and Section 3.3.2: oes.den.£ Yard Re- SHALL quirement,. .0 permit encroachment on s Id. V™£»*«* far^on ad- 2249 f AIM BDGE tOAD Book Shop FEMUAIY 5. 1M0 dition to an existing structure located on Lot 3, Block 3 (910 Fitehugh SfreVt,) Sonibel Center Subdivision, Sanibel, Lee County. Flor.da. as , Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance (LeBuff) submitted by Charles R. LeBuff, It. . Certificate of Appreciation to Ray Fenton. 1-40 P!M7 Public Hearing and Second Reading of an Ordinance The Ultimate in Approval of Minutes of meeting held January 15, 1980. specifically amending the Comprehensive Land Use Plan, Section Planning Commission Report 322- Permitted Uses Map, to change from residential to restricted •f City Attorney's Report. SSJ3C4 and 5, &* "A" Palm Ridge feb*"^*™* City Manager's Report - a. Aliger's cottage lease proposal, b. lane near Polm Ridfle Road) in Section 26,Townsh£46Sojrth. Itange I Best Sellers 22 East, City of Sanibel. Lee County, Florida, as submitted by William M Recommendation for amending Ordinance no. 75-52 (Appeal Review A Board), c Recommendation regarding Request for Proposal on lH»r\M. Public Hearing and Second Reading of an Ordinance Water-front Living hazard mitigation, d. Report on canal dredging, e. Discussion regar- A ding lee Transit Pilot Program, f. Report on Bay Drive poving pro- specifically amending the Comprehensive Land Use Plan, Section gram, g. Discussion re request from Sanibel-Captiva Conservation 32 2- Development Intensity Mop, and Section 3.3.1: Residential SMflLEVS PEOPLE, John le Carre. (Knopf. Foundation to vacate some rights-of-way in Sanibel Gardens Subdivi- Densities, to permit on increase in density from one to eight dwelling $UIJ5) Ttet Bri spy has a final confran- sion, h. Discussion re acceptance of easement fat emergency pur- units on a parcel of lond lying in Government Lot 1, Section 30, poses and bicycle path by Outer Island (Sandpiper Beach Condo) Township 46 South, Range 23 East, Sonibel, Lee County, Florida 9 JAOBIKD, by Kurt Voonegut. (DHacocte/Sey- under Section 4.6.5 (6) of the Comprehensive Land Use Plan. (located West of Beach Road just North of Loggerhead Cay Con- * moor Lawrence. 9-95.) From World War II to dominium), as submitted by Velno Ridge. ~ — on Caotiva Mayor and Councilman's Reports. .VI Consider Resolution adopting me Census Co-Ordinating Committee &00 PM. Public Hearing and First Reading of an Ordinance to serve as the Regional Complete Count Committee for Lee County. specifically amending the Comprehensive land Use Plan, Section er. (Uttle. Brown. QMS.) This is the true story ifcSt AJHL Public Hearing and Second Reading of an Ordinance 33 2- Residential Yard Requirements, to permit a boat davit within of Gary Gilmore's life anddeath, but because the five feet of the side properly line on lot 9 Block C, Sanibel Isles 1 author, the publisher and the bookstores are call- amending the Sanibel Building Cade as adopted by Ordinance 75-25, ing it fictkn. it is listed as such. as amended. Section 109.2, to require satisfaction of all conditions to (1725 Jewel Box Drive), City of Sanibel, lee County, Florida, as sub- mitted by Anthony and Ctelia loppolo. by Ken FoDett Alter House. «P^5.) Development Permits prior to the issuance of Certificates of Occupan- cy; amending Section 109.3 pertaining to temporary occupancy to 2:10 PM. Public Hearing and First Reading of an Ordinance Island between in the Middle last. allow a 45 day issuance under certain conditions and providing for specifically amending the Comprehensive Land Use Plan, Sections 39 5 (2)- Bay Beach Impermeable Coverage; 3.9.6 (2): Development 5 MEMORIES OF ANOTHEK DAY. by Harold Comprehensive Land Use Plan and Development Permit conditions. Robbte. (Simon AScb^er.SIOJa.) Saga of the 10&40 AJW. Public Hearing and Second Reading of an Ordinance in the Altered Land Zone; 3.4.9: Bay Beach; 3.3.2 (3): Residential providing for application fees for Development Permits for residential Yard Requirements, to enable construction of a swimming pool ten feet from the edge of seawall on the Boy Beach Lot 7, Unit 4, Sanibel ft SOPHIE'S CHOICE, by William Styran. (Ran- development, commercial development, subdivision or division of dam fffflrw.House. S1&9S.%ttX ) "The natur" e o-f evi-l land, accessory structures or uses and additions and extensions to ex- Estates (584 Lighthouse Way), CUy of Sonibel. Lee County.Florida, as f through the story^ i of two isting structures, revisions to approved plans, referral back to appli- submitted by William R. Rekshon. 7 THE ESTABLISHMENT, by Howard Fast. cant for additional information; Specific Amendments, General 2£0 PM. Public Hearing and First Reading of an Ordinance (Hoogbton Mifllta. $U-SS.)^rhe Lavettes of "The Amendments and Specific Amendments involving accessory uses and specifically amending the Comprehensive Land Use Plan,- Section Immigrants'"' andd "Secon'Sdd GenerationGti"" survivi e additions and extensions; providing that Comprehensive Land Use 3.2.2: Development Intensity Map,- and Section 3.3.1: Residential and prosper in post-World Warll America. Plan applications by the City shall be without fee; all of the above Densities, to permit an increase In density of dwelling units fromone ft THE TOP OF THE HILL, by Irwin Shaw. (Dela- pertaining to the Comprehensive Land Use Plan; repealing Ordinance to two on a parcel of land East of Dixie Beach Boulevard in Govern- w carte. S&9S.) A jaded New Yorker courts danger 7*07. ment Lot 1, Section 13, Township 46 South, Range 23 East (East side of in New England. Consider Resolution transmitting an application for a General Dixie Beach Boulevard approximately 200 feet North of the Albatross O THE DEAD ZONE, by Stephen King. (Viking. Amendment to Sections 3.2.2, 3.2.3, 3.4.2, 3.4.3., 3.4.7 and 3.3.2 of entrance to The Dunes Subdivision), Sanibel, Lee County,'Florida, as 91US.) Johnny Smith can see the future and no the Comprehensive Land Use Plan to the appropriate State, Regional submitted by Gail Peak. one wants to listen. and County Agencies to review as required by State Statute. Report on status of Moderate Cost Housing Committee . I; 10 THE LAST ENCHANTMENT, by Mary Stewart. (Buttonwood-Seagrape area between Gulf Drive and Ferry Road) Appointment to Vegetation Committee to replace Emily "Twink" . (Marrow. $11.95.) Further adventures of King Ar- Request for approval to conduct auction (Alquist) Underhill thur and bis circle. Applications for Variances to Graphics Ordinance Mo. 77-29 as Appointment to Historical Preservation Committee to replace Frank 11 MOVIOLA, by GarsonKanin. (Simon & Schuster. follows: Reef Motel, Duddie McT's Restaurant, Kono Kai Motel. Vellake $9.95.) The movie business, yesterday and today, Resolution authorizing payment to Howard, Needles, Tammen & Public Inquiries and Comments sf seen through the eyes of an aging tycoon. 19 THERE'S NO SUCH PLACE AS FAR AWAY, by Richard Bach. (Delacorte/ Eleanor Friede, $6.95.) Homilies about love and friendship in the t 1 spirit of "Jonathan Livingston Seagull." 13 THE GREEN RIPPER, by John D. MacDonald. •"•* (Uppincott. $7.95.) Travis McGee finds love, loses love. |4 PORTRAITS, by Cynthia Freeman. (Arbor * House. $11.95.) An East Side New York family makes it to San Francisco Bay in four genera- "The ESI Difference tions. 15 OLD LOVE, by Isaac Bashevls Singer. (Farrar, Straus &Giroux. $10.95.) New short stories by the Nobel Prizewinner. 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THE BRETHREN, by Bob Woodward and Scott Armstrong. (Simon * Srhiwlrt. $13JB.) Inside ''A the Supreme Court. U AUNT ERMA*S COPE BOOM, by Erma Bom- beck. (McGraw-Hm. S&9S.) How to get from Monday to Friday... in 12 days. •'i XnatB HOUSE YEARS, by Henry Kissinger, (little. Brown. $2T50.) President Nixon's foreign "* ^' - — -- - yp 1968-73. THE PRimaN PROGRAM, by Nathan Pritikin i with Patrick M.McGrady Jr. (Grosset ft Dunlap. S1T9S.) A prescription far health and long Me. Situated on over 2OO' of Captiva's beautiful Gulf beach, the ;\ THE RIGHT STUFF, by Tom Wolfe. (Farrar. entry drive of this lovely home winds through nearly 40O SStrau s J*k GirouxGi ttTSS.), Projec- t Mercury. feet of lush tropical vegetation offering total privacy and America's first •dsps sprogi , recalled id high style. seclusion. i CRUEL SHOES, by Steve Martin. (Patoam's. Built in 1969 of frame construction on piling, the house 969S) 2 t f has over 3,000 square feet of area and is dominated by the 7 JAMES HERRIOT*S YORKSHIRE, large wooden walkway/sundeck providing easy access to the Herriot. (St. Martin's Press. $15.) An i pool and beach. The first floor features a wide foyer entering tour of the w It i inar ian*stnwwf utnd. into the large living room with fireplace and dining area — ft THE AMERICANS, by Attstair Cooke. ** $1095.) What Abstair Cooke told bis Brmsbr all having a tremendous view of the Qulf of Mexico. A den listeners about us. 1960-79. (with Qulf view) and guest bedroom share a bath on the O ANATOMY OF AN ILLNESS, by Norman Coos- Everybody wins when they play our Big Board. Because our Big Board north side of the home and have private access to the out- ins. (Norton. 9&S5.) A patient's account of Us side sundeck, pool and beach. The kitchen and adjoining successful fight against a serious disease. enables us to confirm sanibel vacation rental reservations and rates SERPENTINE, by Thomas Thompson. (Doohle- laundry/hobby room are spacious and well-equipped with day. $UL95.) A quintessential oaojnan leaves a from now through December, 1980! And that's for over 300 private outside access. condominiums and private homes — by far the island's largest selection The upstairs is reached via a winding staircase from BRANCH OFFICE — Causeway Road, Sanibel • 472-4121 It SYLVIA PORTER'S NEW MONEY BOOK FOR of vacation rentals! Just one more way ESI helps make your vacations the foyer. The master bedroom has private access to an up- THEMT»,by Sylvia Porter. (Donbteday. $24J5.) more enjoyable! per level sundeck leading to the pool area below. The CAPTIVA OFFICE — Andy Rosse Lane • 472-1149, 472-5154 12 FEED YOUR KTDS RIGHT, by Lendon Smith. upstairs bath is shared by the master bedroom and upstairs ^m MJ>.(McGraw-HnL$9j95.)Howto.byapediatri- den. The upstairs and downstair^ are controlled by separate air conditioning and humidity control systems. 13 HOW YOU CAN BECOME FINANCIALLY M- *** DEPENDENT BY INVESTING IN REAL ES- The pool is completely screen-enclosed, heated and has TATE, by Albert J. Lowry. (Simon * Schuster. a Jacuzzi whirlpool. $10.95.) How-to. Call 472-4195 "The Professionals" This home, combining practical functions and perfect Priscilla WTTH NO APOLOGIES, by Barry M. Goldwater. (Morrow. $13.95.) Memoirs of a conservative or stop by our office and integration with the tropical surroundings, is offered for sale U. S. Senator. discover 'The ESI Difference." EXECUTIVE SERVICES at $495,OOO. 15 CONNECTIONS, by James Burke. (Little. INCORPORATED In addition, there are separate 100' wide Qulf front Brown. $17 JO.) How we reached this technologi- parcels for sale adjacent and on both sides of this property cal age: basis of the PBS series. 455 Periwinkle Way as well as three one-acre parcels directly across from this Sanibel Island, FL 33957 S! property fronting on the navigable Roosevelt Channel. REALTY, INCORPORATED Telephone: (813) 472-4195 This entire estate, consisting of six estate-zoned HOURS lots and the home, is available for $l,25O,OOO. • SANIBELS LARGEST SELECTION OF VACATION RENTALS • \ Weekdays 9-9 Saturday 9-5:30 Sunday 11-5 • REAL ESTATE SALES • TRAVEL AGENCY SERVICE • MAIN OFFICE — P.O. Box 57 • Periwinkle Way 'I Sanibel Island, Florida • EXCLUSIVE CONDOMINIUM SALES AGENTS • Sanibel Island, FL 33957 • 813/472-1511 LT3 REALTOR* 472-1447 CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION AND RENTAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT lu *'.» > « M»*^ . •„ t^,, ;,

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represented at the session by Dex Bender and Jim NOTICE Of INTENTION Sworn to and subscribed to by I! for the record Fair, had made a similar request in 1977 for four TO REGISTER Charles £ and Jeannine AA. By DOB Whltehead ncrmous NAME /Wilson before me this 14th day units on the property and had been denied. After of Janaury, A.D. 1980. • considering various alternatives, the commissioners The undersigned does By Don Whitehead with obvious reluctance on the part of some, voted to allocation permitted 1.57 dwelling units, parcel for something comparable make, such a move if a road were ever to hereby certify that we are con- • . Lisa Lamson which would customarily be rounded off to Vjfi turn down'the request for the specific plan amend- ducting a retail business at Notary Public . elsewhere on the island, but that he would cross the city-owned Causeway Road pro- A small parcel of land running from two units. • /'.' The existing commercial like for the trade "to be peaches for ment. It will now go before dty council on February 1640 Periwinkle Way, 0\ Lime Causeway Road to Bailey Road prompted a perty. 5. Tree Center, Sanibel. Florida, 1-U. 1-25,2-1.24 building, "grandfathered in" under the land peaches.". . . Stautewt Govt. Day set •'—- under the fictitious name of long debate this week in MacKenzie Hall, use plan, would not be counted in the densi- "What I want to do is build a duplex," On Tuesday, dty council wrestled with Wood/9 Health Foods and that but after all the talk it was decided that ty, allocation. . . . Johnson said, "and duplex property is as the problem of access to the property, an Sanibel's dty manager, after consultation with city said firm is composed of the still more talks are necessary. Members of the planning commission; following persons whose scarce as hen's teeth on the island." easement between the two dty. parcels, council, wilTpropose May 14 as Student Government The latest rounds in the dialogue Were believing that it was important for the' city He added that he would even accept a and the possibilities of a "swap" with Day on Sanibel. The decision came Tuesday, after names and places of Kenourishment approved residences are as follows: kicked off on Monday when Stanley E. to attempt to acquire the parcel, since it trade for a tract with considerably less Johnson for another piece of property. council derided that it would be better not to have Jeannine M. Wilson and Johnson,. president of Priscilla Murphy lies between. two larger tracts - along square footage if it provided other advan- Councilman Porter Cross summed up the the annual event on the same day as the council's Although some commissioners. expressed skep- Charles E. Wilson, 1836 Ibis Realty, Inc., appeared before the planning Causeway Road recently purchased by the ticism that the project would ever fly. the planning tages, such as location or view, and if he lengthy discussion by saying that Johnson regular meeting, thus giving a greater amount of Lane, Sanibel, Florida 33957. commission for a development permit to dty, decided Monday that Johnson's re- were compensated for. approximately • had no interest in selling the property, and time to student participation. Sanibel and Captiva commissioners on Monday unanimously approved a Ownership of Wood/s Health construct a duplex on a tract that now in- . Foods is as follows: Charles E. quest should be continued until city council $1400 in "out of pocket" expenses incurred the council was not inclined to condemn it. students assume the roles of various city, police, and request by the condominium association at Ocean's cludes the Causeway Road Priscilla Mur- had an opportunity to consider acquisition Reach fora beach restoration project at the gulf-side Wilson and Jeannine AA. in applying for a city permit on the fire officials on Student Government Day. Wilson-100. percent. phy office and extends westward to Bailey of the propertybyther city. : " Causeway/Bailey Road property. complex. Substantial erosion of the beach, which Road. v "Therefore," Goss :said "the next thing It is our intention to apply to The commissioners were also concerned Although Johnson expressed strong to consider is the easement," to which threatens some vegetation and the.condominium's the Clerk of the Circuit Court in Johnson, saying he was eager for "a over destruction of mangrove that might swimming pool, was experienced in the wake of hur- and1 for Lee County, Florida to preference for ° an access through the Johnson countered that the dty could get Bailey Road address for the duplex," re- be involved in approving access to the pro- mangrove leading off Bailey Road, which, its easement in exchange for access to the . rieane Frederic, and the association wants to place register the said.' name of quested permission to expand an existing Wood/s Health Foods under, perty from Bailey Road. T he argued would involve only a seven-foot property from Bailey Road, or by a trade of increase denied ISO. cubic yards of fill along: the beach and to 5-fpot path into^a l&foot road through the On Tuesday, Johnson - who had said The planning commission on Monday unanimously revegetate it. The authority was granted by the com- the provisions of Section expansion of an existing five-foot path, he the property. ' ' 865.09, Florida Statues, 1963. mangrove portion of the property to pro- several times on earlier occasions that he did agree that he would consider giving the In the end, it was dedded that none of denied a request by Mrs. Gail Peak to construct two missioners subject to some restrictions, including vide, access to the duplex. The expanded had no interest in selling the property dwelling units on a 9JS acre tract located in a largely construction of beach walkovers and utilization of a city an easement connecting the two city- these things could be considered without Witness our hand, this 14th day path would run from the duplex, to. be -reappeared before council to repeat that, owned parcels. ;.";;, . :' • \ consultation with a representative of the mangrove area that permits only one unit for 20 mix of native vegetation in the renourishment pro- of January, 1980. Charles E. located behind the existing Priscilla Mur- his only interest was in building a duplex acres under the land use • plan. Mrs. Peak. ject. Several times Johnson raised the ques- Fanner's Home Administration (FhMA), < * Wilson, Jeannine AA. Wilson. phy office, to Bailey Road. and that he had no interest in the money tion of whether the city had ever before the federal agency which granted the loan The city's planning staff had concluded from possible sale of the property. granted a permit for a "cut" through for purchase of the Causeway property, that Johnson was entitled to a duplex on Johnson did inform the city, however, mangrove property, or whether it is. an7 and it was agreed that such discussions the property, since the combined density that he would be willing to "trade" the ticipated that the city itself might have to would be the next step. imns

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Villa Sanibel ...... 2-bedroprns w/loft Sunset South " , 2-bedrooms, lots of storage, with view Loggerhead Cay • 2 units ..-."•• Spanish Cay • ... T-Bedroom : : : FOR LEASE ' «•• Captain's Walk 1-bedroom \ - • ' " •• ••Hi' 1,500 Square Foot Call for Information (I HOMES MODERN BUILDING SANIBEL ISLES Three bedrooms,' two bath*; sunken family room, carpeted (new and unused) and draped, screened; patio, large 2-car garage. Located on • '<} . sailboat canal. : .. ' . •' : ' .••;•'• -• .•••;/ $120,000 ; ...••••-••• . Connected by boardwalk to :-.. •:'. .-.-•" :.'>;• .'''sAmaLAKEOTATIS .'• ' ••.:':• ^ .' THE TIMBERS RESTAURANT Beautiful large three bedroom, two-bath home. Split plan, ARTISTRY, DETAIL barrel tile roof, 2-car garage "with automatic door opener. Rabbit Road at Sanibel-Captiva Road Cathedral ceiling In living room-dining area. Extra large lot on AND 35 YEARS quiet cul de sac. Room for pool Fenced back yard. Assumable 470Sur Surfsounf Realtdy Ct. mortgage. $84,900. • DUNES OF EXPERIENCE 472-5200 472-4886 ^Prico Reduced ••A' Spacious two-level home. Ground level includes twti-car park- HAND-BUILT RATTAN FUR- ing, large room and bath for a cabana or 4fh bedroom. Large screened pool and patio. First floor living area has fully equip- NITURE FOR EVERY ROOM ped kitchen, lovely living arid dining area opening onto a OF YOUR HOME, OFFICE OR screened deck, overlooking the 7th fairway and lake. Nicely V landscaped with built-in sprinklers, this'home was completed I CONDO. THE FURNITURE IS February 1-29, 1980 in.early 1979. Beautifully furnished by Robb SStuckey. 4 I ACTUALLY MADE ON THE I I PREMISES. Welcome, Canadians, to a full day of Unlimited BUSINESS & INVESTMENTS Magic Kingdom fun. One special-value ticket for shell net just $7.95, during February, entitles you to ad- We have investment properties of all types on. Sanibel and in mission and unlimited use of all the Magic King- the Southwest Florida area. Want to buy a restaurant, shopp- dom; attractions.* DO YOU HAVE A RATTAN ing center, land on water? Sail with the "Pirates of the Caribbean." Sing Open: 9 a.m.-7 p.m., February 1 thru 9 FANTASY? SPECIAL ORDER AAotel or. Sanibel - $360,000 witK the Enchanted Tiki Birds of the "Tropical TT IN FOUR WEEKS. Serenade." Explore the primeval rain forest of the - .9 a.m.-9 p.m., February 10 thru 15 Give us a call. "Jurigle Cruise" or the happy haunting grounds of the:i"Haunted Mansion." Your special tie-on 9 a.m.-10 p.m., February 16 thru 23 P A packags of "Shells THIS SPACE RESERVED ticket lets you come and go as you please. 9 a.m.-9 p.m., February 24 thru 29 HOURS 9 TO 5 WEEKDAYS i Naturally by Doris Morgan TO LIST YOUR PROPERTY Come, experience :the wonder'of .a.Disney day, SATURDAY 10 TO 3 contains 10 beautiful during our special Canadian Salute- It's a salute. 910 S.E. 14th PLACE assorted sheB notes in color that will put your vacation budget "at ease." Cape Coral. 549-4877 "'Except SKootjn' Gallery. ' SANIMI rtlAMO $7.95 per person : ISl AND SHOPPING CINKH (with proof of Canadian residency) • • • - - orld 472-1702 m 3C P.O. Box 92 REALTOR A83700ISO " ALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS >M. A10 Island Reporter Island Reporter February 1.1980 All

' **" Housing committee drafts ordinance for city review .• f using Housing and Urban Development and By Susie Holly . franchise will be with the city, council may Sanibel, physical handicap or other special hardship and total family income and Consumer Price Index figures. Islands to be added to refuge want to write the agreement itself, though In his review of the ordinance, Nicholas assets. One local group. Community Hous- . - • ." • L ' .• •'•••• Though Sanibel still has next to no affor- the committee will help if needed, Butler concluded that "the present conditions in Donna Stanek is outdoor recreation plan- dable housing on the ground, the city's said. "We need some direction from council ing and Resources, has-expressed interest Key is located north of the causeway. motorcycle on Egmont Key, which is also in shooting for an. April 1 deadline. The t the financial market make moderate cost ner at the J.N. "Ding" Darling National Patricio Island, consisting of 108 acres, is Moderate Cost Bousing Committee, nearly at this point." in entering into a franchise agreement with Wildlife Refuge. . Tampa Bay. Since no motorized vehicles are Maintenance Center! will soon be rising. the city as a housing foundation. housing of the type proposed impossible." located near Cabbage Key. allowed on the Egmont Key Refuge, he too, The first concrete has been poured and it- one-year-old, may have accomplished all it When it was created by resolution last He added, however, that the city should is able to do. The next steps may be up to February, the Moderate Cost Housing The ordinance also establishes deed forfeited $50. Recently a man decided to hopefully, the buildings will soon begin to move ahead with the ordinance on the We recently received a report that a- A controlled burn, on Egmont Key was w city council, according to Committee Chair- Committee was directed to determine the restrictions to which all moderate cost drive the wrong &y on the wildlife drive. appear. ., ,;. ,. ...' .• ... .. *..,•... •. in units would be subject. The restrictions at- assumption that financial conditions even- head from a seven-to-eight-foot alligator attempted January 9. Due. to rain occurr- , This incident occurred before the current man and City Councilman Zee Butler. need and demand for moderate cost hous- tually will improve. • After many grueling meetings over the ing on Sanibel, and. make recommendations tempt to keep the moderate cost units from ing two days beforehand and the lack of a two-way traffic situation was in effect He We would' like to remind any about how best to implement a housing falling into a higher price range by giving strong enough wind from the proper direc- was cited with careless driving and going the visitors wishing to- go on any refuge- past year, the committee has finished a Nicholas pointed out that moderate cost draft ordinance, wjiich it hopes will make strategy. Its first major act was to conduct the housing foundation some control over refuge report tion, the burn for the most part was unsuc- wrong way. For his actions he paid'$150. In sponsored tours of the wildlife drive that an island-wide survey, to determine who resale and rental prices. The ordinance housing on Sanibel might work if: the land cessful. Still scheduled for this year are these three instances the areas were posted while the first half of the drive is closed, the moderate cost housing feasible on Sanibel. is donated, square footage of the unit is The committee approved that ordinance' needs what in terms of affordable housing. outlines, formulas for setting purchase was found at an illegal dumping site near controlled burns on the Caloosahatchee regarding regulations for that area and in tours begin at the Gasparilla Trail parking prices and rent schedules, but does not set reduced to an absolute minimum, that the the northwest end of the refuge and Refuge and a portion of the Darling Unit on all three the regulations were ignored. Oar lot Just follow the signs to the temporary last week and voted to send it to thej>lann- foundation be cosigner so most favorable ing commission and city council for review. With that completed, the committee set specific amounts. Wulfert Road. We would very much ap- Sanibel. , court eases are handled by the Federal entrance and the lot is on the right. out last summer to draft a housing or- . The housing committee earlier con- mortgage rates are attainable-, interest be preciate any information regarding the cir- District Court in Tampa. 4* With that action. Chairman Butler is un- paid only for the first five years, and r :t sure what the status of the committee now dinance. The proposed ordinance allows sidered attaching specific dollar amounts to cumstances concerning the demise of this Recent violations occurring on refuge Tour Schedule - J.N. "Ding" Darling Na- for the establishment of a private, non- moderate cost units, suggesting $50,000 as "sweat equity" (where the owner finishes alligator. v lands that have cleared the courts include Construction continues on both current tional Wildlife Refuge, effective until April is. "There are other things that need to be the house) be used to its fullest. done, but Fm not sure if It is the profit ioundation, to be franchised by the the maximum price for a moderate cost the following: A man paid a $50 fine for refuge projects. Two of the first five water 30,1980: Tuesday - Wildlife Drive 9 a.m. committee's job or council's job," she said. city, to oversee a housing program for home on Sanibel. Following a review of the The Moderate Cost HousingCoramittee The refuge ia continuing to acquire lands trespassing on Passage Key during nesting control structures are taking shape and Meet at drive entrance; Thursday-Wildlife Sanibel. The foundation would have the ordinance by economist James Nicholas of incorporated several, of Nicholas' sugges- in the area. Unless some unforeseen cir- season. Passage Key, which is located in should be. completed in the near future. Drive 9 a.m. Meet at drive entrance; Fri- The next step,; provided that the or- power to assign housing designated by the Florida Atlantic University, the committee tions into the draft ordinance it. approved cumstances arise, two new areas-Fisherman Tampa Bay, is closed for nesting from April There are five structures being built on the _ day - Canoe Tour 10 a.m. Leaves from Tar- dinance is passed, is to set up a franchise city planning commission as moderate cost agreed to exclude specific amounts. last week. The planning commission is ex- Key and Patricio Island-will soon be added 1 through September 1 to all public use. first portion of the drive and two on the se- ~ pon Bay Marina. Must furnish own canoes. agreement for the housing foundation to eligible applicants. Eligibility would be Nicholas suggested that $35,275 was the pected to review that ordinance in the next to the refuge system. The 60-acre Fisherman" Another person was charged with riding a cond half. The construction firm is For further information call 472-1100. established in the ordinance. Because the based in part on full-time employment on maximum price for a moderate cost unit. few weeks. •'.-.'.: . P k* the is

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(When ordering 2 or more lamps: P.O. Box 216 • 2009 Periwinkle Way Rt. 3, Chrtwood Drive. S.W. at San-Carlos & Kelly JOHN NAUMANN & ASSOCIATES INC. 813-472-3121 deduct 2"'*< from per lamp shipping charges ) at Tahlrtan Gordon Plan Fort Myers. Florida'.33908 Phone (813) 481-4180 Florida residents add 4% sales tax Sanibel Island. Florida 33957 REALTORS* (813)472-4035 A12 February 1,1980 Island Reporter Island Reporter February 1,1980 A13 i Captiva sale goes Chinese Sanibel-Captiva Boy Scout Troop 88 presented a certificate of appreciation for outstanding service to Mack Hamby of Tar- SANIBEL'S MOST The ropes will be down earlier this year and doughnuts in front of the building dispensed by Bud and Georgia HempbilL pon Bay Marina for the use of his canoes.on when Captiva's popular ABC (Attic, Base- many troop outings. , „,:.;• ment and Closet) Sale opens at 8:30 a.m.. Die hards may also get a snack at lunch time. . Hamby was presented the certificate at February 28. ;.' the troop's January 15 meeting at which 48 PRESTIGIOUS Planners for the event, which will An interesting new feature will be the Newton Associates, Int., Realtors "Chinese," or "silenfauction of several awards were presented during the scouts' benefit the Captiva Civic Association and Court of Honor ceremonies. '[.• :'•'..'"', the Captiva Memorial Library, are an- choice items on display at a special table from 8:30 a.m. Anyone can get a look and if Among other activities during the month ticipating a record crowd and have also ' of January, troop members and their CONDOMINIUM HOMES enlarged the area of the sale. There will be they wish, sign their names and make a bid, setting the price they wish to pay. Names leader Ron §ebald have been working en a huge tent to house the clothing and service.projects at Camp Miles. The pro- of Sanibel several outside booths, one of which will be of the highest bidders will be announced out just before the big auction, - - jects included clean-up and repairs to the for baked goods. camp chapel and construction of signs to in- Highlighting the sale, which continues In addition, raffle tickets will be sold on the grounds for goods and services donated dicate the badges and awards that can be until 2:00 pan., will be the auction of some earned during summer camp. :; V of the more valuable items such as a boat by Captiva merchants, such as lunches and and trailer and a color tv set. DeWitt dinners at local restaurants, and goodies LUXURY CONDOMINIUMS Jones, auctioneer, will signal the opening of from grocers, specialty shops and others. TlGUA this event from the platform deck of the Sanibel merchants also have donated new addition to the Captiva library at items for sale at bargain prices. These apartments are not yet one year old... all are noon. The storage shed, built last year with some of the funds from ABC sales, is attractively decorated 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, with a For the rush of early arrivals, eager to Annual cookie sale on convertible den ... all are ready tor you NOW... 1 snoop at the offerings, all donated or made • continued on next page by Captiva residents, there will be coffee The annual Girl Scout cookie sale began budget. :,:,;•'..' ;,' .;.';•'"• .'-':-O-' *'"•'.•'•'• ..'••":.- '• If] A very special place last Friday and will continue until Satur- Guifcoast Council has set a goal of for a very special few. day, February 9. Local residents who have 300,000 boxes for this sale. Dot Orthman, eagerly awaited the chance to purchase ' Council cookie chairman, says that'Mn the $235,000 - Beautiful Gulf front with wrap-around Thin-Mint, Scot-Tea, Chocolate and Vanilla/ past money from the cookie sales has been balcony. One of the rare on-the-Gulf apartments Cream, Chocolate Chip, Savannah, Country used for capital development of Girl Scout with views from nearly every room. Oat and Nut Crips cookies and Cheddarette camps and service centers. But because of crackers can do so for $125 per box. inflation, more and more of the cookie The profit from each box of Girl Scout money is going to supplement the council's cookies is divided between the troop and operation." '••'•;-]' '• ,: -'}!:-•• ;• ••"•• :.•.':/•.;'•,' .-'X^-- council. The troops use their profits to help So watch for Girl. Scouts selling cookies $227,500- Decorated In beiges and blues and looks finance troop projects and activities during in your neighborhood or local shopping out to the Gulf over lovely landscaped lake and the year. The council profit is" used to .center. The profits will be used to provide pool. 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$220,000 - Another beauty in blues and whites ... Native plants also for sale direct GUif view overlooking the lake.. Rose Timmer (left) and her ; ; especially for the sale, will be offered as Tigua Cay is not for everyone. Only four discriminating condominium sister Lois Kessler designed, % from 12-A ; well as great bargains in clothing, - made and painted the smocks $180,000 - Perhaps something In greens and owners will be privileged to share the joy of living in this very private already bulging with a wide.rangg of fur- household items, books; shells, sporting they are wearing. The yellows? This lovely apartment has a view of the paradise. Two twin homes ideally situated on a two acre site. Directly on niture and other items. All donations must ' goods. What used to be called "Junque" .smocks will be sold during has been renamed "Treasures and Trifles," Gulf from the balcony and from the Master Suite. the Gulf of Mexico, designed to blend in with the distinctive beauty of be presented by the day before the sale. _ the Chinese auction at the Robert and Lois Kessler, co-chairmen of ' according to this department's chairman, Sanibel Island. Each unit has its own elevator, and an 800 square foot annual Captiva ABC Sale the sale, suggest that heavier pieces may Jean Basinger. freeform pool and cabana area pamper the lucky few residents and their February23. be picked up beforehand by calling ' "We are getting some pretty good things guests. -* ••••-,.. 472-1772. ,; - not just what you would call junk," she PERHAPS SOMETHING A Native plants, selected and nurtured explains. " " -

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ISLAND SHOPPING CENTER (Next to Bailey's) Tarpon Bay Road, Sanibel •'••¥ A14 February 1.1980 Island Reporter Island Reporter February1,1980 A15 Beauties guests at breakfast Students between the sixth and eleventh camping and hiking experience away from $60 first week of camp. ;: ~.~ Learn and earn *, The Sanibel-Captiva Kiwanis Club fifth The founder of Total Woman, Inc., grades are eligible for one or two week ses- the main environmental center. Twelve For more information call the Division of annual prayer breakfast will be a feast, and Morgan has been featured on the cover of sions at the Division of Forestry's En- students are selected each week for the se- Forestry at 694-2181 in Fort Myers. Ap- summer a feast for the eyes. The "Breakfast of Time and Newsweek magazines,, is a vironmental Education Camps in Florida. cond week at no charge. Several scholar- plications can be mailed on request and are popular television talk show guest, and has Ten, one-week camp sessions start June ships are available from the division for the The Youth Conservation Corps tYCC) is Beauties" will feature Lori Dixon, Miss accepted on a first come, first served basis. accepting applications for summer employ- V Florida National Teenager 1977, Lawrence ' been voted one of the most 10 influential 15 at Withlacoochee State Forest, 50 miles north of Tampa, and at Blackwater River ment in its work-learn-earn program of Welk's "Miss Champagne Music" 1979 and women in America by the World Almanac. Florida's national forests, parks and other the reigning Miss Lee County. Special Sally Quinn, of the Washington Post, has State Forest, northeast of Pensacola yi the described Morgan as a "pert, blond, sweet, Florida Panhandle. \ public lands. guest will be Marabel Morgan, author of o Both residential and non-residential jobs the best selling marriage manual, "The born-again Christian...who may be one of The cost of each camp is $60 and included the most avant-garde feminists ...because three meals per day, materials, lodging and will be available to 631 Florida youths, ages Total Woman." 15 through 18. Camps will be co-educational The breakfast is set for Saturday, she has left the woman's movement instruction. Camps are staffed by college Dinesh Sharma, southeastern states Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation students who are studying environmental coordinator for the Barrier Islands Coali- (SCCF) members. ;' : and run six to eight weeks. Workers will February 9 at 7:30 a.m. at Sundial Hotel. behind." _ earn'minimum wage. V • Tickets are available at the Bank of the Morgan's message at the Kiwanis prayer sciences, forestry, wildlife or other related tion and an environmental consultant will - On Wednesday night, SCCF will have fields. The division also furnishes i present, the weekly Tuesdays at the Center the last in its series of consumer informa- Jobs are available in the following areas: Islands and the First Federal Savings & breakfast will emphasize the importance of ; Apalachicola National Forest, 33 non- Loan on Sanibel. a personal relationship with God. forester or ranger. / ':., " ; V\ program on February 51 Sharma will tion workshops. SCCF Director Dick • Instruction includes facets of plants/ discuss the importance of protecting bar- Workman will lead the workshop on land- residential, 40 residential; Osceola National i i. .animals,' -forestry, climate, soils, water, rier islands from development. He current- scaping Sanibel interior wetlands. He will Forest, 30 non-residential; and Eglin Air wilderness survival, map and, compass use ly is involved in an effort to create a Na- discuss selecting plants adapted to wetland Force Base, 33 residential. . and land use planning. The week is tional Seashore System to protect areas and proper wetland management for . , YCC is a national program administered Becky Pierce of Sanibel was among the A junior elementary education major at undeveloped barrier islands in the Gulf of wildlife management. . : by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and highlighted by a day-long canoe trip down Interior, and state governments. Applica- m«ll>4kC 988 Boise State University students named BSU, Pierce received high honors for main- : either the Withlacoochee or Blackwater Mexico. . •' .••-•;..•.•,•.: ''••-. ~',-..';'' ' •.•.-.• tions -are available- from high school IllctllCO to the fall, 1979 semester dean's list for taining a 3.75-3.9SF grade point average rivers. ,; The program will begin at 2:00 pirn, at : the workshop will be from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. at the Conservation Center. Call guidance counselors, Forest Service offices their high academic achievement. throughout the semester<1^-_ . The division offers a second week pro- the Conservation Center. Tickets are. $1 for and the Office of Environmental Education gram for selected students who have com- 472-2329 fo register. Marabel Morgan, author of "The Total Woman" and fl 1*2111 S llSt PierceShe, i whs thoe is daughte managerr ooff Normthe J.Na an. d Del Boise State University is located in Tallahassee. Applications must be featured speaker at the Kiwanis annual prayer 'Ding" pleted the first week's instruction. Second adults. 50 cents for children and free to in p Darling National Wildlife Refuge. Boise, Idaho. week campers participate in a week-long returned by March 15. Selection will be breakfast made by random process using computers.

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A16 February 1,1980 Island Reporter Island Reporter February 1,1980 A17 THE BEST i ; Im ISLAND REAL ESTATE HOLTZ,INC. MARSHALL H. HOLTZ, JR. DONALD T. BISSELL •'•'*'> Jtonrf Realty Firm" i Registered RealEstate Bniker . - Registered Real Estate Broker P.O. Box 202, Sanibelsland, Florida 33957 MAIN OFFICE: 1711 Periwinkle Way corner of Casa Ybel Road. CAPTIVA BRANCH: A hundred yards beyond Chadwick's next to the Tree House Shop. Phone: (813) 4724123^72-1441,472-2421 Phone:472-3318 T GULF OF MEXICO TO tOOSEVELT INCLUDING A SUPRAfE YACHT HARBOR <*•> •i This truly indescribable property runs the Gulf of Mexico to Roosevelt Channel for a distance of about 1,000 feet with a bh of 150 feet and totals in excess of three acres including a yacht basin to accoi lodate your nautical needs. The Main Residence is of Bermudian architec- tural design and built primarily of solid cypress. Its formal living room looks across the spacious grounds ill viewing the Gulf. There is almaster bedroom, a second bedroom, a guest room, two tiled baths, a Florida room, large screened porch,kitchen,tremen- dous walk-in closets - some of which are cedar lined - for a total of approx. 2,250 square-feet of inside living space and 450 feet of porch. The in- finite amenities include such things as a wet bar, an interior charcoal broiler, fireplace, etc. The Guest House, situated within what had been I a landmark cistern tower, has some 65 s< uare feet of Hi" ATVT "DTTICTTYEIXT/TEI ° l - space including a MAUN KJiioJLLIJt!iJNLfJ!i' . bedroom ensemble on the upper^ floor . and a living room, studio kitchen, bath and laundry on ground level. This estate, in- cluding furnishings, can be obtained for a price realistically set in the middle-six figures. There is nothing comparable in this part of Florida. GUEST HOUSE YACHT HARBOR SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION WITH ALL OF THE CONDOMINIUM AMENITIES INCLUDING TEMIS AND SWIMMING POOLS ^ / <- 'L he very best home location in the Plantation complex has four bedrooms and three baths situated on two levels and providing the greatest possible view of the world's finest sunsets. 2,070 square-feet on ground level and 670 feet on the second floor are completely furnished including every conceivable appliance; all of which are under service warranties to assure your contentment. This Beach Home is completely detached from any other structure. Tennis Court, Swimming Pools and all <& the Beach Home Condominium qualities are available^with this property which is priced at $375,Q0O. I

••_' i 41 BEACH HOME \r * VIE INCOMPARABLE VIEW OTHERISL. Our Mstings include every possible type and classification of properties that ar worth owning on Sanibel & Capu>a Islands to be found on the current market Homeomess, homesites, condominium apartments, business DroDerties and some prim< rentals are available. You are invited to inquire by visiting or calling our offices. A18 February 1,1980 Island Reporter Island Reporter February 1,1980 A19 just want to get the process started." wildlife. \ King Air Noted wildlife artist Charles Harper will The program, jointly sponsored by the Jetprop present a slide show on some of his work at Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation itudy of preserve necessary 7:30 p.m. February 23 at St. Michael and and the Barrier Island Group for the Arts, R-E-L-A-X Air Taxi All Angels Episcopal Church on Sanibel. is to help fund rule-making efforts for the from 1-A . tory of. historic; and archaelogical The Cincinnati artist is known for his light Pine Island Sound Aquatic Preserve. in our original - resources; the. location of endangered and humorous approach to drawing Tickets are $3. ':• ondition." The legislature revamped and species; an inventory of man-made features HAMMOCK CHAIR • EXPERIENCED CHARTER TRANSPORTATION,* Strengthened its Aquatic Preserve Act in such as docks and marinas; an inventory of 1975. Among the areas included was thenatural features such as coastal marshes, A handsome addition to your porch or patio. TWO PROFESSIONAL PILOTS — 8 PASSENQER SEATS i>ine Island Sound Aquatic Preserve runn- grass beds and mangrove islands; and the Framework of handndressed oak, With nylon ing from Woodri&gPoint on Sanibel to the-names of landowners adjacent to the: PRESSURIZED - AIR CONDITIONED - FULLY EQUIPPED macrame cording. Comes complete with north end of Cayo Costa on the west and 'preserve. ' ' '•.-.•.-' : .'•../::'.•'. '.. •••-.-'.. h FLORIDA - USA - BAHAMA ISLANDS — CANADA the length of Pine Island on the east* Also Zeiss estimated that such a study could Lieutenant James Farrior, educational Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission, I AIR AMBULANCE| 1 EXECUTIVE CHARTER! lincluded from the Lee County area was the cost: $100,000. The money possibly could officer for the Florida Game and Fresh' including control of hunting seasons, land iMatlacha Pas's'Aquatic Preserve between come from the states 208 water quality pro- Water Fish Commission, .will present a supervision and protection from poaching. Mail orders add $10.00 (pine Island and the mainland. Fla. res. add 4% sales tax grams, federal Coastal Management Actor slide show on the "Men in Green" for the Also at ' Thursday's meeting, ar- FT. MYERS 24 hrs Charlotte Harbor somehow was left out National Estuaries Preserve Act funds, Sanibel-Captiva Audubon Society next rangements-will be made for a field trip to I of the act, Zeiss pointed out. Environmen- and the DNR budget, he said. : Thursday. The program will begin at 8KM) Shark River Valley on February 24. Only Stett 936-7880 I talists in that area now are working to get p.m. in the Sanibel Community House. six tickets are left for seats on the bus for Red Pelican Cove, Sanibel, FL 33957 it added. Charlotte Harbor raises The petition SCCF sent to DNR suggests : Farrior will explain- the functions of the the field trip. (813) 472-3245 something of a problem for Pine Island an 18-month timetable for the DNR to Sound Aquatic Preserve, according to gather the information necessary, for Zeiss, because the harbor's waters drain in- formulating a management plan, and six to this area and mix with the waters from months more for the Board of the Internal the Caloosahatchee River, setting up a Improvement Trust: -Fund to adopt the set | complicated chemical reaction. plan. The petition also- suggests a Five persons have been nominated for terms. Other nominations may be made The most immediate course of action to methodology for formulating, the plan. three-year board terms for the Sanibel from members by letter to secretary Jean j take now, Zeiss said, is a systematic study SCGF expects to receive a response from Public Library, which will elect directors at Bair. They must be signed by at least 10 I of the aquatic preserve. Before DNR can DNR within 10 days. ^ its February 12 annual meeting. members eligible to vote and'received at come up with a management plan, it needs Zeiss explained that DNR does not have Nominees include Freda Iurka, Edie least 10 days prior to the election. to know: water quality and seasonal dif- to accept SCCFs suggestions,, but SCCF's Levy, Mary Ronk, Franny Scholefield and i ferences; -biologic productivity; current purpose-was to spur DNR on. "If they don't Jim Worthy. If elected, they will join 10 The annual meeting is set for 4:00 p.m. I analysis of economic productivity; an inven- like our rules, they can change them. We other directors serving one and two-year Tuesday, February 12 in the library. .

One of the fine silkscrcened T-Shirts at SWIMWEAR BAST ROCKS BY CATAUNA andLAGUNA SUBDIVISION Wildlife T-shirts hooded jackets, long sleeve Vs and TWO NAMES THAT GUARANTEE jerseys are now in stock YOUR FUN IN THE SUN Also featuring: Yukatan hamoks, woolen or cotton wall hangings, lead-strauss crystal) ornaments, tote bags & visors. . In Periwinkle Place Shopping Center ApoUfcmxv Cmtar 246* Pal* Bids* Bd. • . 472-2551 • .•:• • ••-*'-. 472-17TI ^ ; Closed Sundays

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1041 9th Street South Naples, Honda 33940 MCGREGOR BOULEVARD AT KELLY ROAD, (813) 482-7112 Phone: (813) 261-5559 A20 February 1,1980 Island Reporter Island Reporter February J, 1980 hXL olklore became folk art etvihg in question from 1-A • : folk art. "I draw so other people will know $124,000, all to come from the causeway what the heck Tm always talking about," route to Captiva. presumably including the county taking over maintenance respon- pf the nation's bicentennial. entire stretch from the causeway to Blind sibilities/and other related matters. surplus funds. he said. "Most of the places in my stories expended by July. 1982, unless the city is to But Frog says writing sometimes doesn't are gone,, so I painted them from my Pass, by June, 1982. The unresolved ques- It was agreed that Councilman Porter Council backed off from the plan to put et the picture across, so eight years ago lose a substantial sum. tion is the extent of jurisdiction within city public restrooms at the site of the small recollections.'* Gos3 would hold informal discussions on ,.j picked up a pencil and a garbage sack "At best." City Manger Bernie Murphy limits that this then gives to the county. these subjects with 'County Commissioner park on Periwinkle Way after agreeing Frog Smith has lived in 121 different told council, "this puts us on a tight The council balks at the idea that it would Harry Rodda before the next council that it was not an ideal location, particular- and started to draw. He drew pictures of towns in Florida and Georgia. He was born timetable," and he urged council to come to include the county-right to install traffic meeting on February 19. ly because*of traffic problems. Further- otton gins, locomotives, train yards, in southern Georgia's now abandoned decisions as soon as feasible on proceeding signals; assume responsibility for patrol of Murphy pointed out to council several more, agreement had. already been reached awmills, log cabins and homesteaders. Pinebloom in 1896. He says he moved to with projects to be funded from this source. the road, or set its own speed limits. reasons that could argue for proceeding that restroorris would be placed op the' _Joon he began to add color to his render- Florida "too long ago to remember" to lings by using red and blue ball point pens. Other projects contemplated for funding with the $700,000 resurfacing- of Sanibel- newly-acquired". Causeway property;'bet- T work on the railroad yard at Slater. His oc- City Attorney Neal Bowen does not'in- • >ater he figured out how to use oils. from causeway bond revenues, if they are terpret the intent of the legislation to give Captiva Road. It has been identified as a ween the chamber of commerce building cupations have always centered around to be done at all. include a resurfacing of dangerous situation, and it's an unknown and the bay. It was suggested that the site _ Twenty-two of these -; paintings. are sawmills and railroads. "Started running a such authority to the county when it takes [displayed at the Schoolhouse Gallery on Sanibel-Captiva Road, estimated to cost over maintenance responsibilities, but factor when the county will do the work, if would be utilized by- fishermen^ shellers locomotive one day when I was 14 because about $700,000; Tarpon Bay Road, $78,000; at all, Murphy said. and swimmers in the bay-front area near Isanibel until February 9. The show, called my boss got arrested for moonshining and county officials, including the county at- TPrimitives," is Frog's folk art of simplistic and improvements in the Tarpon torney, appear to disagree. "If we do our own repairs, we control the the causeway. The estimated cost is there wasn't anyone else around," Frog i X } Bay /Periwinkle intersection, at an The situation is further complicated by road to that extent," Murphy added, going $35,000. ••'-}••', themes portrayed in a childlike technique. said. "I had 50-cent overalls, a 30-cent shirt i .-li estimated cost of approximately $65,000 the fact that some discussions have taken on to.say that the funds are available and Other restrooms will be located at the. JFrog doesn't attempt to draw to an ac- on, no underwear and was barefoot." he (which the dty administration conceded place between; Lee County and the city that "the longer we wait, the more the cost Tarpon Bay Beach access and at Bowman's Icurate scale or to create three dimensional recalls. Painting replicas of locomotives he might be an estimate on the "high side.") over possible acquisition of the. causeway will go up as a result of inflation." Beach, both at a cost of $35,000 and one on Idepths. His arthritic fingers paint with has worked oh has become one of Frog's Although council members expressed by Sanibel through an interlocal agree- On the other hand. Mayor Francis Bailey the "Algiers" property, utilizing the ex-, •dime store brushes. "Never did say I could favorite themes. great concern over the conditions of the ment, an agreement that could include the stuck with his previously stated position isting cottage, at ani estimated cost of. lpaint well," he says. "Gotta keep one of my shoulders on Sanibel-Captiva Road and the subject of responsibility for Sanibel- that the city "shouldn't spend a dime until $9,000. leyes shut when I work because one eye Two of Frog Smith's paintings hang in safety hazards involved, they are reluctant Captiva Road. we know what the county is going to do." From the $325,000 available in the fund Iwants to look up while the other looks the Smithsonian-one of which depicts the Frog Smith's paintings are a visual reminder of the places he once knew. This one to commit the city to sizeable expenditures' On Tuesday, council discussed the Council then decided that Goss should in- from weight permit fees, it Js anticipated Idown." Frog learned how to write during Edison Home in Fort Myers. Tm proud depicts apaviUion over the Caloosahatchee that no longer exists. . on the road until it's clearer what Lee possibility of a separate interlocal agree- formally explore the situation with Rodda. that approximately $25,000 will be spent •his six months of country schooling, but he myself of those two," he said, "but I figure County intends to do. ment on the road,- the possibility of the . At the Tuesday session, council gave for bridge repairs and manhole resetting,' •never learned how to paint. that, out of the 500 to 1000. paintings I've Under existing state law, the county is county giving the city a credit for funds the nod to construct four public restrooms, particularly in areas where damage has Frog succeeds in turning folklore into done, one or two had to be good" required to take over "maintenance" of the spent -on resurfacing the; road prior to the with an estimated total cost of about resulted from heavy vehicular traffic. How to slim down. Rent a home. Retire. BRAND NEW AND READY THIS SPRING Choose a new carpet Can food. Backpack. ' \ \ FREE HOME Buy tires. Find a job. Repair a leaky faucet Read labels. Invest INTERIOR DESIGNS DELIVERY Questions? Let the Consumer Information CONSULT OUR PROFESSIONAL DESIGN STAFF I ON SANIBEL & CAPTIVA Catalog help you find the answers. It lists Holland T. Salley, ASID* over 200 helpful ~ Robert W. 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River PERMITS AND DEEDS By Mark Twombly R.W. Schroeder carries two Three deed closings for sales valued at $263,400 were business cards. One identifies him recorded in the Lee County Courthouse during the week • ••If ; as a "Pressamatical Engineer" and endingjJanuary 23. They include: : an "Environmental 'Conserva- Property on Sanibel to Mariner Properties Inc. from Ab- tionist." (Translation: he flattens by Parkerson for $69,400; A Sanibel Arms West condominium to Virgil Peterson junk cars.) Oh the second he is from Horace Blood for $103,000; heralded as "President, Bricklin A Blind Pass condominium to S & N Associates from Motor Corporation." Fidelity Development Corporation for $91,000. What is this silver-haired River Rock is your best solution to squasher of deceased cars doing as Ten building permits for construction valued at $143,605 head of the company, responsible were issued by the City of Sanibel during the week ending those patio covering problems. We January 30. Permits were issued to: for the exotic, now-defunct dream Donald Herriott for a house at 1237 Isabel Drive in safety vehicle known as the spread a high quality Epoxy Bonded Sanibel Harbors subdivision by George Morrison for Bricklin? $45,980; It's a long story, a story that River Rock on your pool or patio Mr. and Mrs. Donald Letter for a house at 1266 Isabel opened with bright promise in \\ Drive by Sanibel Homes for $56,000; Phoenix, Arizona, plummeted to a deck...-. PERMANENTLY! So get it done Jack Fay for a solar pool heater at 1002 King's Crown by disastrous climax in remote St. Solar Consultants and Construction for $2,150. John's, New Brunswick, and is now right the first time ... as it is the only Dwight Conklin for a pool, patio and enclosure at 1429 seeing the final chapter written in Jamaica Drive by Triton Pools for $12,000; The Bricklin was the dream of young Phoenix millionaire Malcolm Bricklin. The hand-built car incorporated advanced way you will be happy with River Rock - - P.O. Johnson for a pool and enclosure at 1663 Venus Arcade, New York. safety features, but mismanagement led to bankruptcy after less than two years of production. The remaining stock of Drive by Fiberglass Pools, Inc. for $15,000; Arcade is where ~ Schroeder completed Bricklins were purchased byB.W.* Schroeder and a friend. < • A Captran, Inc. for a porch and deck at 1517 Periwinkle bases his scrap metal business, Gall for a free estimate, Way by Style View Industries for $1,475; Mobile Processing, Inc; A typical acrylic body panels surely would, inside the factory there were parts parts inventory inside the factory. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kessler for an addition at. 1543 quiet western, New York village, Bricklin correctly reasoned; to build 1>000 more. Bricklin had manufactured 1974, NOW - River Rock Planters available! San Carlos Bay Drive by C&D Marine Construction for Arcade also is temporary home for 75 and '76 models and Schroeder $3,000; ' Even with $25 million to start Schroeder "learned of the See our display at: ' David Holtzman for an additin on Lindgren Boulevard the three remaining unsold things off in 1974, the Bricklin pro- bankruptcy through a friend, acquired the 14 remaining 1976 by Mark McQuade for $4,000; Bricklins in what once was a stable ject ran out of cash in less than two George Byers, a Chrysler dealer in' cars. All the cars sat under six feet William Howard for an addition at 1146 Henderson Road of 14. When those three cars are years. Bricklin had made an agree- Columbus, Ohio. Byers and of snow and ice outside the factory, by Camay Construction for $3,000; gone, the Bricklin story will have ment with the Canadian govern- Schroeder went to St. John's and William Guthrie for duplex repairs on Sanibel Boulevard ended. "I will have been the ment to build the car in frigid St. promptly bought 318 cars and the • continued on 25 •>A by Jeff Good for. $1,000. Bricklin Motor Corporation," John's, a fishing village of fewer Schroeder says. Nine-deed closings for sales valued at $911,500 were than 10,000; people. The Bricklin recorded in the Lee County Courthouse during the!week The Bricklin was the dream of factory employed about 10 percent Epoxy ending January 30. They include: Malcolm Bricklin, a young Phoenix of the town's population. . ; Property in Sanibel Shores subdivision to. Richard Ken- entrepreneur who made his The Bricklin dream turned into a nedy, trustee, from Charles Bewley and William Kohler for millions selling hardware, nightmare for the builder and the Captiva branch bank sought $150,000; . motorscooters and Subarus. town for a variety of reasons: lack Property on North Captiva to Edward Fitzhugh from Bricklin's idea was to build a car of quality control and inventory If permission is granted from the number of permanent businesses and Specialties Inc. William Black for $125,000; 332-0361 3205 Hanson St. that was both safe and stylish and control, a changge in the Canadian federal comptroller of currency, the residents, about 400 of the latter, * 332-0361 3205 Hanson St Property in Sanibel Bayous subdivision to SNN he succeeded with the Bricklin. Beach First National Bank on Fort Wharton said. Addionally, a small Ft. Myers, Ha. Building since 1952 Associates from National Investment and Development political atmosphere and a cor- Myers Beach will proceed with plans branch bank opened in Santini Plaza Corporation for $104,000; The passengers are encased in a responding reluctance to sink more to open a branch on Captiva. Word on on Fort Myers Beach, primarily aimed Property in Sanibel Lakes Estates to Charles R. Smith tubular box steel frame and a steel money into the project, and even the- application, which could result in at winter season service, "has proved form John Conway for $80,000; ^ . ; roll cage. Collapsible bumpers the ; charact'er-..; ;oi;*©ri5jkUn*4 Captiva's first bn-islaritfbaiikihg facili- so beheficlar to residents in that area A house on Poinciana Circle to Leonard Clements from soften front and rear-end employees. "If you've been brought ty, is expected in about 45 days, accor- that it has turned into a year-round Eleanor Ford fcr $85,000; .) bruises, and the fuel tank is sur- up in a fishing village, you're not ding to Beach First President Paul service," Wharton said. "We believe The finest homebuilder in the area also A Compass Point condominium to Walid Ghantous from rounded on five sides by steel par- going to stay inside a building on a Wharton.. the Captiva branch would be the Jeffrey Schultz for $110,000; titions. same." brings you the finest in full-service general real estate. A Pointe Santo de Sanibel condominium -to William nice day/' Schroeder says. If approved, the branch would be The bank also has applied for a We 11 offer you our own quality construction Haynes Jr. from David Swanson for $110,000; If the safety features didn't in- Faced with bankruptcy, the located in a 1,000-square foot propos- name change, to "Gulf Coast First Na- as vve^ as se^ect r^sales through multiple A Sanibel Arms West condominium to Robert O'Connell terest buyers, the electro- Bricklin factory shut down over- ed facility near the entrance to South tional Bank," to more clearly define and Robert Kennedy from Alvin Perkinson for $75,000; hydraulic gull wing doors, wedge- night in September, 1975. More Seas Plantation. Wharton said the. its market, area. In addition to the listing including a fine inventory of new An Ocean's Reach condominium to Bruce Sherr from shaped aerodynamic design, and than 300 virtually complete cars bank would lease the space-from.the main office and branch on Fort Myers TT & «»-»->-> (TA'^a^M^ Michigan Homes at Beachview Country Walter Morgan for $72,500. colorful fiberglass-reinforced sat in the company parking lot and resort. Beach, the bank has branches in I ¥1 lH PI wl I I<11 If 1M I Club Estates. We also carry a complete The office would provide all basic Bonita Springs and in the Iona area at selection of Island homesites, banking services except loans, Whar- the intersection of Kelly. Road and Say "Be Mine" with ton said, and will include one drive-in San Carlos Boulevard. condominiums and an excellent rental flowers. Our "Lovebird economy & the consumer window. The decision, to establish a Wharton said Beach First National service: Meet the Michigan professionals Bouquet" is more than Captiva branch was based on the has "some $60 million in total assets." today r CaU472 1506 ° - before you the perfect gift. If s a proceed with any real estate romantic inspiration transaction on the Island. We're just We can deliver over the causeway at the first intersection it anywhere in this area By Nancy DelFavero 31 C or almost anywhere in of Periwinkle Way and IJndgren Blvd. the world Upon returning from his visit in October to Dauphin S€ND - Island, Sanibel building official George Blain had a few Homeowner braces for hurricanes words to the wise. "Those structures that had even the most rudimentary type of cross-bracing fared better," he OFIOV€ Kanavi said. THIS € jpj *>£ • But Blain's message didn't hit. home with one Sanibel VALENTINCS DAT the/* lOTISt resident until he saw photos of the hurricane's devestation LocatecJ behind Landlubber Restaurant • . and what little was left of that island's dwellings. Those 1619 Periwinkle Way *1O3 Open 8:30-5:00 Mon.-Sat. 472-3125 homes with cross-braced pilings did, in fact, appear to withstand the storm. Sanibel resident Richard Campen I was impressed and so with the assistance of a. couple of neighbors, they "forfeited a golf game and worked like dogs," joked Campen, for a measure of prevention. In less than a day, Campen, neighbor Steven Pieri and Mac West bolted 12 and 16-foot lengths of two-by-six-inch treated lumber to the piling system of the 2,400 square THE foot duplex owned by the Campens and Patricia Daniel, cost of the job, including "hurricane dips" to fasten the floor joist to the perimeter beams as an added OPEN GATE precaution-about $165.. .. "As a public service we're more than willing to give ad- RESORT FASHIONS vice on cross-bracing your home," said official Blain who visited the Campen home to advise on the project. "Any Comfortable, one with a minor interest in woodworking and knowledge of use of simple tools could do it. This is something that ...juR-service easy care clothing can be added by any homeowner and it's a form of in- HOMES surance in the event of a tropical storm." general real estate for Island living Blain added that he has informed the Sanibel City Coun- REALTORS cil that he is in the process of preparing proposed revisions and specialists in the HOURS to the city's building code, provisions that will likely make I i installation of cross-braced piling structures a require- resale of Michigan Homes Mon. - Sat. 10 - 5 ment.'- .-.'... ./'-• •• ':;,:.' ;..^/ -..-.••. • ' . 1025 Periwinkle Way For what he hopes will be a "pace setting undertaking," and new home construction Sanibel Island Campen received a letter of gratitude from Councilman Next to Hck Campen andSie venPieri and Mac West of Fort Myers take a break from their expert- Porter Goss, who has championed efforts at hazard mitiga- Macintosh Bookshop me~n77n"wsZ-bricing Campen's piling house. • ' tion. "I hope other people will follow your lead," Goss told Campen. ' 472-2108 A14 February 1.1980 Island Reporter Island Reporter February1.1980 ASS

Bricklin ••••(-•• Council calls for stop work order on Gait Island • from 23-A By Don Whitehead other types of permits to enable develop- posed development to fill three legal size points out that "growth pressures and according to Sehroeder. Some of ment of Gait Island unless such develop- development activity- continue to imperil pages." •"•'. -V •'' •'• •."\ '/•' ' . .'•'. the public rights and benefits and natural the cars were slightly damaged The Sanibel city council is asking Lee ment meets all the policies, implementing "We are just asking the county commis- from snow filling up the cockpit; County to issue a stop work order for clear- actions and standards of the Lee County sion to do what its own comprehensive plan values of the county's coastal zone,- in- f . ing and site preparation on 38-acre Gait Comprehensive Plan."^ ;'-'• • '.'. calls for," Goss told council. cluding the Pine Island Aquatic Preserve." and Byers sold several for about Island, a mangrove, shell and sand island Sanibel city council frequently has ex- $2,500 each. The retail price of a V! off Pine Island. Councilman Porter Goss told council on pressed concern over threats $o the Pine The city has asked the county to keep Bricklin when the factory closed The county commissioners voted last Tuesday that he had found "enough con- Island Aquatic Preserve, within which Gait the city advised on action taken regarding was $10,200, according to year to approve a multifamily zoning re- flicts with the Lee County plan in the pro- Island is located. The council's resolution the council resolution. Schroeder. They now sell for quest for a proposed 380-unit condominium $15,000. development on the island. On Tuesday, council unanimously ap- The huge parts inventory was proved a resolution oft the subject and a virtually useless. "I scrapped copy of the resolution was hand carried by. them," Schroeder says. Acrylic '.; I Goundlman Duane White to County Com- body parts and 8,000 shock alv missioner Harry Rodda on Wednesday. It's sorbers went to the dump. Bricklin anticipated that it will be placed on the '.;}. Captran, Inc. has purchased the Sand vert the motel into 80 studio. or two- resort on Sanibel, Shell Island Beach Club, bought drive train components agenda for the commission meeting next tie Motel on Port Myers Beach and will con-.: bedroom units. Starting prices are from which is now under construction, has from American car manufacturers, week.- ••_..,'. .••..':•• • '• - vert the 29-unit motel for interval owner- $1,400 to $5,600 per week and occupancy is become Captran's best seller with 60 per- and some suppliers who had not The proposed development of Gait ship* '. .-. '.'•'"' •' '• •'- ... "".'•"" .• • • •• scheduled for September. cent of the 17 units sold since August. Island haVstirred vigorous opposition from Another Captran joint interval venture, Lowest priced weeks are $4,700 at the been paid were demanding that the numerous environmental groups in the This will mark Captrari's third interval the 34nmit Daytona Resort & Club on resort on Lighthouse Road. parts be returned. Schroeder and area, including the Sanibel-Captiva Conser- resort on Fort Myers Beach and the Daytona Beach, opened for sales this Captran reports that sales at Lighthouse Byers shipped some 7,000 vation Foundation. - seventh in Lee County. It will be renamed month. The six-floor building will be Resort & Club also on the island's east end, transmissions back to the Ford The Sanibel council resolution urges the Sand Castle'Beach Club, according to Cap- marketed by Captran under a joint venture stand at 85 percent, while unit weeks at Motor Company. L R.W. Sehroeder (lefti relaxes in hot tub at Sanibel resort where he is vacationing. With him are his county commission to issue "no develop- tran spokesperson Marge Lennon. The firm with owners Gus and Betty Maholias. Sanibel Beach Club II across the street are daughter Wendy Traquair and son Bob; Sehroeder said he has had fun at being a car manufacturer, but ment permits, no building permits nor any plans $350,000 worth of refurbishing to con- ' Meanwhile, Captran's newest interval 96 percent sold. % continued on next page he's•••'notUkely[to pry it again .when, his supply ofBrickKnsissqldout ;

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N., Apt. 201, St. " Tho claimant «bott Schroeder was forced to form the "It's built strong," Schroeder has beautiful gull wing doors quickly February 15 is last j. Ft- Th# namo and lose their appeal if the electrical IN RE; ESTATE OF TWORDORE oftfao The tooling and the Bricklin Bricklin Motor Corporation, bor- never been involved in a collision in R. SUCHER. JR. s tho personal data to tho dork to of inoooofo •• Jr. building still are under the control row company documents to write a his Bricklin, but some of his system fails. "My wife couldn't, get r«pr»*«<«tattv#'« attorn*? or* tho dork to mafl ono copy to in the car once, but all she needed NOTICE C* ADMINISTRATION tfM of a holding company sent in by the 600-page report on the car, and customers - Buffalo, New York date for W-2 Forms ATTORMV KM PftSONAL All P*r*on* baying ciaum or physicians for the most part -have. to do was get a couple of friends to TO AU PERSONS HAVING AHpMsora IIIM*—tad to Canadian government when the commute to Ann Arbor, Michigan d#n»o*d» ogofitst ">• ortoto R9tESENTATIVfc John W. The deadline for Florida employers to provide Ajtolv to whoOT 9 copy of fMft + *- l_ _ _ •_ A ^ * * o • factory went broke. to work with EPA officials to gain "They came out of it smelling like a help her," Schroeder says. CIAIMS OR 0EMANDS or* f^otfrad, WITHIN THRXE XaMHODNWr Jmm 9 rWnWWKU9 wage and tax statements, W-2 forms, to employes AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE NOflCQj OV AQJtllAIStfVtlOn Schroeder moved his cars to Ar- certification. "The EPA people rose," Schroeder says. "They Despite the shortcomings the MOUTHS FtoMTHiDATf OF ffoco, Sanlbol. R S999J. would have been dead in another Bricklin was a remarkably well was yesterday. The Internal Revenue Service ad- AND AU OTHER PERSONS IN- THC FIRST PUBLICATION OF j TolopbooM 473-91S4 cade along with two men from the were helpful," Schroeder says. vises employees who did not receive their form* to TERESTED IN THE ESTATE: TUB N0T1CC, «« Afo with tho WITHM THKE MONTHS ROM Bricklin factory. Now, in addition Today Schroeder's mailbox is car. One doctor hit a truck broad- built car that accomplished what notify employers. .. If the form is not provided by YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED clorfc of th% «bov* court a THC DATS OP THI HOT to servicing Schroeder's own ice stuffed with the same official side at 65 mph, then stepped out of its builder set out to do - except February 15 the IRS will assist by contacting that n,w administration of *o wH*t»D ftatoflWnt of ony dalm PUBLICATION OP THIS ••tat* of Thoodor* R~ Suchor. or office in Jacksonville at (904) 791-2989. Eoch clufm nnf*» bo In writing, from parts, the two men do repairs that the big three car manufac- the car." Schroeder hasn't made a bundle off 80-44 Cf. •• pwidfnS «n «•• Cir- and ntu«t Indicate tfr» basis for tbo validity of tho (bcwSonf* turers receive. "I get EPA mail " The' Bricklin takes some getting the Bricklin either, but at least it cuit ^urt for t#* County. tho claim. tfc# nan* and ad- will, tho quaMflcoHoM of tho and collision work on Schroeder's Florida, Probat* Division, th« dr«*s of *% crodffor or Ms pCSOfMU fOPffVMNrtOJnVO* Of scrap metal trucks. just like Ford, G.M. and Chrysler." used to for people weaned on an has been an interesting foray -into oddity of which I* 2115 So- - aoont or attorney, and tho tho vonwo or (uriadktion of tho Schroeder learned quickly what The car's style and safety appeal American sedan. The driver and the world of car-making. "I won't iooi $*»•*, P.O. Box 246*. aioouiit daiiMd. H th* dalm to court. passenger must first sit in the low say it wasn't fun," he says, "and Fort My***. Florida 339Q2. Th» not y*t duo. tik doto whan it being a car manufacturer is all to Schroeder, who achieved fame Joint personal ropnaantotiv* will bocom% W,, .hall bo AU CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND about. The 76 model Bricklins some years ago as an unlimited seat and then swing their legs in, how many others can say they have of th» estoto or* fh«odor» R- •totvd If tho claim b eon-' OBJECTIONS NOT SO HLfD. hadn't been certified by the En- hydroplane race pilot. "The car.and the roof slopes inward toward done it?" WILL U FOKVEK BARRED

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Some gulf-front residents have complained that beach fire department issues the permits, then checks the area S fires lead to excessive noise and vandalism; We certainly the next- morning to make sure it has been cleaned constructive don't condone noise, especially late at night, but anyone up. But if trouble develops, the police are called in. It To Island Reporter: Thanks for Richard community that prides itself on its pure air. be competitive with both coal and distillate. who lives next to a public beach access can't expect total costs both departments money to keep up with beach Murphy's recent Public Forum response to tacting those running the pilot operation so „ It is a happy coincidence that, almost fuel oil. .'•;.' :"::•:'•• •.;•••->•..;. • v..-; :'•[ :•••;.>:.'..-':'that his: odor-generation fears can be crank- quiet 24 hours a day. As long as Sanibel's beaches remain fires, and for that reason the city may be justified in my earlier advocacy in that column of Using simultaneously with Mr. Murphy's letter, A two-month pilot operation on pellet biomass as a fuel for: local power plants. ed into their appraisal of the feasibility of open to the public round the clock-and we hope that's charging a fee to have a bonfire. But further restricting the daily press reported that a Florida use has just begun at Chatahoochee State the use of pellets of biomass for fuel. The forever-there will be people using the accesses who will the location, time and frequency of beach fires is not (His constructive suggestion is a most Department of Health team of scientists Hospital. It will use locally-grown waste refreshing contrast to another's negative press listed that contact as: David R. Voss. make noise. Outlawing beach fires won't solve that pro- justified.. had developed a method of pelletizing wood as a substitute for oil in it^ furnace. Florida Department' of Health and comments on the public suggestions of- biomass. When burned in laboratory tests, The furnace initially used coal but was con- blem. Beach fires are a natural and enjoyable part of living fered by the islands' several curmudgeons Rehabilitative Services, 1328 Winewood As for vandalism, there is not enough evidence to say and visiting an island. There aren't many places left the pellets released the same carbon diox- verted to oil because of air pollution pro- Blvd. Tallahassee. Fl., 32301. - bearded and unbearded.) ide that trees produce if left to decompose blems. Thus, a ready comparison of the conclusively that beach fires are responsible for every in- where friends can have a party over a roaring fire just His reminder of the possibility of unan- naturally on the forest floor; Also, the three types of fuels on their odor aspects A further report directly to Sanibel on cident of vandalism that occurs near the beach. In fact, ticipated odor by-products of such utiliza- yards from the surf. Unless the problems attributed to reduction of mass of the residue was three should be available. . •'..;....': his findings would undoubtedly merit his the Sanibel Fire Department, which does a good job of beach bonfires escalate, the privilege of building a fire tion is indeed worthy of further investiga- percent instead of the ten percent for coal. • May I suggest that Mr. Murphy continue recognition as another valued island cur- keeping tabs on beach fires, found that several incidents should not further be infringed. tion. That aspect is critical to our island' Economically, the process is estimated to his most appreciated public service by con- mudgeon. Paul A. Howe, Sanibel. Rat Day may be as meaningful as Groundhog Day Barrier islemdsPtirks hill makes sense To Island Reporter: Congressman Phillip to subsidize costly water, sewer, roads, (HR-5981) makes good common sense from By Susie Holly ture outside their burrow on Burton (D-CA) has introduced, a Barrier bridges, flood insurance, erosion control, economic as well as environmental view- February 2. They are among the Safe speeds Island* National Parks Bill (HR-5981) in the disaster planning, post-disaster relief etc. points. Write to Rep. Bafalis and Senators The closest Sanibel can come to few true hibernating mammals and House of Representatives. This Bill needs at great costs to the taxpayers for the Stone and Chiles urging them to support seldom emerge from their winter's wide public support from the people of benefit of a few. ^ - . , the Burton BilL/s/Dinesh C. Sharma, Fort having a groundhog is the ig- South Florida. This Bill will help to meet Barrier Islands National Parks Bill Myers nominious rat. Both happen to be sleep before March. save the public's need for coastal recreational rodents, but one supposedly is en- For about four months of the areas and protect unique fish, wildlife, dowed with special weather year, groundhogs fall into a deep To Island Reporter: Dead birds on the cultural and historic resources for diverse forecasting powers, and even has sleep just short of death. Their public use by protecting yet undeveloped causeway bridges make me angry! It has and unspoiled barrier islands. • The -Bill had one day of the year named in body temperatures drop from 99 been said that anyone in a hurry shouldn't' does not affect already developed islands in its honor. degrees to 37. Their hearts slow be on Sanibel. I have to agree! Even though Plaudits for intersections ..'any way, shape or form. • -. '-' Though Sanibel may not want to from 80 beats per minute to 5, and I have to be at work in Sanibel, driving To Island Reporter: Congratulations to_ commission and the city's ad hoc traffic breathing decreases from 16 from Ft. Myers, and am anxious to get Most important aspect, of this Bill is to the city council, the city manager and the committee, I know how frustrating and celebrate Rat Day on February 2 home at night, I observe the 20 mph speed minimize hazards and losses to private pro- Sanibel engineering department for the' time consuming it has been to get these while all the rest of the country en- breaths per minute to 2. They con- limit gladly. No birds could be killed if perties and public facilities by eliminating fine traffic improvements and paving at the jobs finished. However, there is one joys Groundhog Day, the rat's sumes no food for some 150 days. everyone were, going at that speed!...: _ •"•."•;.'. the possibility of urbanization on yet intersection of Donax and Periwinkle, Palm thought to bear in mind: let's keep abililty to predict the weather pro- Despite' the scientific evidence, Thereis no more pleasurable sight than ; undeveloped islands by purchasing them at Bidge Road and Periwinkle and San-Cap SanlbeYs streets: and roads delightfully bably is no less accurate than the groundhog believers remain firm in soaring pelicans or terns at eye level, so 100 percent market value for public use. and Tarpon Bay roads. These badly needed rural in character and not turn them into venerable groundhog. their conviction that the burrowing the chamber of commerce would do well to Dauphin Island and Gulf Shore in Alabama, improvements will both speed traffic flow metropolitan thoroughfares. George Ten- encourage the police to enforce the law and which were devastated by. Hurricane and increase driving safety ney, Sanibel. Actually the groundhog is one of rodent does not lie. Each year, Frederick, are the , best lessons why Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, of- protect the wildlife even more than the As a former member of the planning, the most inappropriate animals to bridge structure. undeveloped islands need to be preserved. be thrust into the role of weather- ficial home of the weather At the causeway you are entering an For example, purchase of Dauphin Island man. •....._ forecasting groundhog, ex- island habitat that the chamber would do for Tecreation use Will eost about $10 But the idea dates back for cen- periences an influx of tourists and well to preserve. All the tourists who visit million but rebuilding public facilities and Praise for Donax bike path news media to witness the groun- private homes and business destroyed by turies and many people swear by my shop say they are here because of the ' To Island Reporter: The new bike path natural beauty. Let none of us damage it. the hurricane will cost about $100 million, riding with traffic Your resident expert the groundhog's* ability to use its dhog's emergence from his hole. mostly subsidized by the federal taxpayers. on Donax is absolutely delightful! So is the who prefers his biking with trucks and shadow in determining whether Reportedly, however, a pet wood- Isl Jackie O'Connell, manager, Irish Look, However, Dauphin Island can be destroyed restored path at Donax and Periwinkle. I trailers and hotrods is welcome to them. spring is on the way. The shadow chuck is substituted for the real Sanibel. again in the next hurricane. One time ex- have hiked paths from Nantucket to Thanks to each and everyone of you wno means that winter has a ways to thing to ensure that onlookers will penditure of tax dollars to purchase Hawaii and Fairbanks, Alaska to have made Sanibel bike paths go, while no shadow indicates not be disappointed. undeveloped barrier islands for public use Homestead, Florida and the poorest path possible!/s/Charlie Feirich warmer weather is just around the is much more prudent and economical than I've been on is 100 percent better than corner. Fortunately, on sunny Sanibel, 'The fact is, most self-respecting nobody is overly concerned about r 7±r\*^'**?%%d groundhogs would not dare ven- the groundhog's forecast. Tarpon Bay •*• Captiva : ..Beach Access t ' Wild Life Sanct. >•» i Groundhogs generally do not visit beaches, but artist Molly Eckler S. made an exception in honor of Groundhog Day.

To Island Reporter. Sanibel's city of- ficials do a fineijob of holding back the Minority Interests often overlooked development of plastic palaces and con- crete jungles, but I'm always saddened to By Don Whitehead jority rule is tempered by a decent respect our homes. The clear implication was that its will, other than by a somewhat deman- see even the smallest new evidence of "pro- for the opinions and welfare of the minori- because she had the audacity to request an ding, process set forth in the city's charter. gress" on the island. The latest seems to be It may not be completely irrelevant to ty. increase in density on her property she was The majority will is filtered through a body the Palm Ridge Road - Periwinkle Way in- my point for me to observe that I've spent These thoughts come to mind because, in some way violating the sacred majority of elected and appointed officials, and hap- tersection. Is a concrete, (or is it stone?) most of my life studying, participating in, when I now sit through hours of meetings sentiment on the island and that made her pily those officials know that a majority island really'necessary? And wouldn't just or reporting on the political process. There by Sanibel's governing bodies, I occasional- fair game for attack. should "respect a minority's sacred the top sign, of the three pictured, supply are a lot of things that I still don't unders- ly hear thoughts expressed from the au- It should be stressed that no member of things." ... all needed information. Isl Chip Underbill, tand, many things that mystify me, anddeince that make me wonder how secure the planning commission picked up the sug- I dug out a quote by Abraham Lincoln Auburn* Maine. some that disturb me. the interests of the minority would be were gestion that she give her property away, that seems appropriate: "If by the mere Of all the things that I've found disturb- it not for the good judgment of our elected although the commissioners did decide, ob- force of numbers a majority should deprive (Editor's note: The islands at the Palm ing. I would say that the most persistent officials. viously with some compassionate reluc- a minority of any clearly written constitu- Ridge - Perwihitle aiid Palm Ridge - Tarpon has been society's tendency to neglect the Just this week, I heard a lady, appearing tance, to deny her request. tional right, it might, in a moral point of Bay intersections have concrete curbs bul at a planning commission meeting, publicly This is not the first time that members of view, justify revolution-certainly would if are filled with dirt, and will be landscaped, attacked because she asked the city for per- the "public" taking advantage of their such a right were a vital one." / according to Assistant City Manager Gary- mission to build two dwelling units rather democratic right to speak out at public I'm also reminded of how conveniently Price. As for the signs, at leastnb one is like- epilogue than one on her 9.7 acre parcel, which is meetings, have suggested that other peo- Adolph Hitler used a tool called the ly to get lost on their way to Captiva.) largely covered with mangrove. A member ple give away their property, presumably plebiscite to get majority sanction for some of the audience spoke out to suggest that if for the greater good of all of us. It's of the most inhuman acts that manhind has interests of a minority in a system where she really wanted to do the right thing significantly less common, however, to ever experienced.. majority rule is considered sacrosanct. she'd make a gift of the entire property to hear any of those same people offer to It's evident that representative the city. donate their own property to the city, con- It's almost enough to convince one that democracy has established itself as one of Little matter that her investment in that servation organizations, or anyone else. Henrik Ibsen was right when he observed the most viable and just systems of govern- property represented a substantial part of Fortunately, we do not have a system of that "the minority is always right." Sign tree ha* been moved further back on traffic island, but multiple ment ever developed, providing always her life's savings. Little matter that she direct democracy, in which the majority- If the minority is not right, it at least has that its foundation on the principle of ma- arrow pointing th* way to Captiva uM remain. • • •' owns the property, just as you and I own through its vote or by petition-can impose the right to respect. ASO February 1,1980 Island Reporter Island Reporter February 1,1980

Redrafted Gasparilla act causes new controversy •:;•••.# By Renee TwomNy declared unconstitutional the provision from buying the railroad property with the allowing for all Gasparilla property dock. -. •.-•; ,.;•;: ' '. :.••.. • . :" Although the provisions that made the owners, whether or. not they were

Gaaparilla Island Development Act un- registered voters, to vote in a referendum "But the bill would not give the county I"-- constitutional have been eliminated in its approving the act Finally, the public the right to modify or expand the present new draft, a battle seems to be forming notice and referendum provisions were facility,'' Nuckolls said. "Considering the that could hinder the bill's acceptance in - determined by the judges not to beuse the port could be to the county, I think the Florida Legislature when it is resub- severable from the remainder of the act, so they ought to have the right to expand it," By Grace Whitehead ... mitted this April. the whole act was declared unconstitu- he said. C . anything bad to say for art. Some and actually sell their stuff while The issue is whether the bill when sub- tional. : •: \ Nuckolls went to bat for the county's people might go around saying that they're still alive. It makes one

lyiast week we had a party at our ; mitted will allow Lee County to acquire right to use the deep water port one week art's dangerous and should be wonder what the world's coming '.-.i) and expand Seaboard Coastline Railroad's The redraft of the act now allows only' ; house for; those island people in- after Lee County commissioners declared wiped out, but I can't see that. ^rt. ,:;to. •,•/.•;,,,;.•.', •" •' - \: :''•::'':•'. ,- abandoned Boca Grande phosphate dock. registered voters on Gasparilla to vote in a their interest in acquiring the port as a terested in the arts.' ^ has never done any thing bad to me. vThere'-S another problem. I've The battleline is drawn between those who referendum on the act and provides for means to ship containerized cargo into the Judging by the number of people ; My problem is: I have trouble 1 found in my research that artists :;• I want the county to have full use of the deep adequate public notice. State. Represen- county.: Seaboard Coastline Railroad has who showed up, I guess nearly spotting art when I see it^- - are multiplying at a faster rate water port facility, and those who favor re- tative Frank Mann said Wednesday. Mann abandoned the dock and railroad that leads i 'i taining the phosphate loading dock as it and State Senator Warren Henderson to the port and has initiated plans to sell everyone on Sanibel and Captiva is People say, don't worry. Art is than shoe cobblers, which used to presently stands. steered the Development Act through the the property. . (a) an artist, (b) supports the arts, what you like. " ^ be a respected profession. In the The development act, passed by the legislature last spring and will push for its Nuckolls said he will not support the new or (c) likes a good party. .;, That: makes me wonder/ I'm old days, artists went barefoot • • i legislature last spring, would have created acceptance again this year. Although the bill unless it is rewritten to allow Lee ftisli, so I like talking, eating While the rest of the world was the Gasparilla Island Historic and Conser- act remains essentially the same, a new County to use! the port as it needs. personally, I figure I fit intjo alt potatoes, and telling tall tales. '.Is WieU-sJriped^ At the; T^te thingsij'are"; vation District with special development provision of the bill sets up a procedure ' Representative Mann, on the other hand, three categories. . ••:•• • -; V ^ • / ; that art?. If so, my; Uncle John was going we^ll all be sitting around in restrictions for the ialand, which is split whereby developers Who disagree with opposes any such compromising language. As an artist, I love to paint-the- review board decisions can appeal to the a real Rembrandt. ,. . • ••" our bare feet admiring bur Tropic between Lee and Charlotte counties.. The *TU submit it as is," he said. He agrees town red. I enjoy: carvihgH)ut a Of course, artists have changed. magazine covers while the artists act would have limited density to five units Lee or Charlotte county governments. with Nuckolls' interpretation that the bill The new act unll not allow for expansion niche for myself. I'm not bad at per acre over the entire island and would "This will put the local governments back would not allow for expansion of the port. of Boca Grande dock facilities. • . It used to be an artist was satisfied are parading around in their Bally freeze industrial and commercial zoning at into the decision-making process,** Mann -Anything beyond the existing fadGty singing-the blues. And I'm an ex- to live in a loft, starve to death, and footwear. - it's current level. The act also would have said. A majority of Lee and Charlotte would be considered expansion-with the pert at drawing-attention to wait a' couple hundred years to I suppose it'll serve us right. We. created a seven-man review board with the county commissioners objected to the act provisions of a review board and a freeze, myself. become famous. Now artists are just should liave offered power to prohibit certain types of develop- because it would undermine their authori- on industrial zoning, the bill clearly makes would not be. allowed to use the dock facili- As for supporting the arts, I bat impatient. They want to live in Michalangelo more meat balls on ment. ty. But to date, the counties have not expansion of the port not viable," Mann ty in a useful way, then the board would 100 percent. I've never really had houses like the rest of us, eat food, his pasta. Lee and Charlotte counties joined drafted a plan that would protect the island said. "The bill, however, would not detract certainly have to act against such legisla- Sunset Realty, one of the island's largest from overdevelopment. from the comity's ability to run the port aa tion. • property owners, in contesting the con- State Representative Paul Nuckolls. ob- it presently exists." Arthur Knudsen, attorney for the GICIA stitutionality of the act in a Lee County cir- jector to the bill last year, says he now Senior Planner Mike Roeder of the Lee and co-drafter of the act, said that the cuit court. The circuit court ruled in favors the bill with the appeals provision. County Planning Department said that use association is presently studying the effect Sunset's favor. - However, at a meeting hild two weeks ago of the present dock facility is not possible the bill would have on the port. "Nuckoll's The Gasparilla Island Conservation and with the Chr 'otte ^unty Legislative because of its dilapidated condition. objection came to us as a real surprise," he .1 Improvement Association (GICIA), major Delegation, Nuckolls raised a point that he - Although the county is not thinking of said. Installation of a county port facility backers of the law.then appealed the lower said di" fters of the act are overlooking-the building more than one or two. docks there, could possibly interfere with the intention, court decision to the Florida Supreme fut're of Port Boca Grande. Roeder said the bill, as interpreted by of the bill, Knudsen conceded. Represen- Court. Last December, the court ruled 4-3 "Acco ding to the new bill, the railroad's Mann, will become a problem for Lee Coun- tatives from the GICIA and the Lee Coun- against the act on three points. One is that phosphate dock and the Belcher Oil dock ty in their acquisition of the port. . ty Commission will meet in the next the information contained in the required south of that would be grandfathered in," County Commissioner Harry R currently ;is having a CBS his given Kuralt free reign show of his primitive paintings at to go where he wants to do what he the Gallery. , . wants. He has no quota of stories Buying - Selling Smith entertained Kuralt for to file, no assignment to cpmplete.r Silver & Gold Coins an hour with tales about Napoleon and until recently, no schedule to Bonaparte Mizell, "Florida's most follow. THIS WEEKS SPECIAL colorful cowboy, now buried in Ar- Kuralt is host of the new CBS cadia," and other personalities "Sunday Morning" show. His new U.S. PLATE BLOCKS 50% OFF ••«*, from the past before^ Kuralt made* duties require hhn to be in New Harris Catalog Prices arrangements to meet Smith at his York on the weekends to write the home Wednesday show. Come Monday morning,-he

<•:* Hours 10-5 Tues. thru Fri. Kurait said^he had no idea how hops a plane to meet the "On the V • < Specimen Shells i* Li long he would spend on the Smith Road": nibtor home wherever it 10-3 Saturday may be. Closed Sun. & Mon. story or What shape it Would take, FLORIDA AND yvdRtePWIDE "We'll go visit him and figure Though he says he enjoys doing f .(•• something out,".he said. That kind "Sunday ;Morniitg," Kuralt admits "A SHELL COLLECTOR'S of relaxed approach to reporting is it has "taken some of the romance" 1711 Periwinkle Way out of his "On the Road" routine. PARADISE" what has made Kurait and "On the Sanibel, Fla. 33957 Road" such a success. "But it's] not really a grind," he Kuralt, pamexaman Isadore , said. "Vffi take our time at it, and;.Charles Kuralts visit: this iveek to the Schoolhouse Gallery to meet Frog, 472-4880 2422 PeriwinkleWdy Bleckmah, and ° soundman Larry 'We do try to keep wandering view his paintings marked the second time he has been i&Sanibelln 1974 he did an "Oh '• I'. Gianneschf deliberately -avoid- ^through the week.'' - - • ,^ „ • - the Road" 8 tory about Sanibel shelling. . ' " 1 \ v "^ : ; :^ , .„,. • _•-

'(.'••• February 1,1980 AS2 Island Reporter I Section B February 1, 1980 Stahlin preferred Sqriibers^befbre causeway* era By Mark Twombly Sanibel history can be divided in- to two eras: before and after -i • causeway. 1963 was the year the ) .'* causeway, opened the islands to thousands more visitors each year, many of whom would fall in love with the dean, clear beaches and relaxed pace of life and would want to move here permanently. Before 1963 Sanibel and Captiva belonged to relatively few year- 9 round residents. It was a dose knit community that communicated without phones, drank water from wells, travelled dusty, bone-jarring shell roads and spent much of its time running from mosquitoes. They were a mixture of oldtimers and newcomers, but they had one thing in common: all had 'Bird' man of Sanibel found his niche in nature deliberately rejected a more con- ventional urban existence for the rugged but free lifestyle the \ ' r islands permitted- even encourag: ed. It was the kind of place where Paul Stahlin could feel comfortable. Deep down, Mark "Bird" Westall Eleven years before the always knew he was bound for out- causeway was built Stahlin was liv- door life and a career that would ing in Detroit designing and selling keep him in close touch with commercial and municipal fire pro-. nature. But it took the better part tection equipment. "I had a good of his 27 years to follow his heart job that made me lots of money and and feel comfortable with his deci- I only had to work 23V* hours a sion. day," Stahlin said. With degrees in anthropology and environmental studies, Bird Stahlin gave up his round-the- cream, milk, bread and other to manage the resort through his sion district was Beach Aid Inc., a (he was dubbed in junior high clock career in 1952 and with his goods. The maximum vehicle hew company, the South Seas Plan- private group composed of nine school because of his beak-shaped wife Franetta and daughter Sarah weight allowed on the ferry was tation Hotel; Company. • Captiva residents. Each member nose) moved to Sanibel 272 years moved to Sanibel. They learned of 16,000 pounds, and in order to Stahlin managed the resort for of the group contributed toward ago, a decision that has benefitted the island from their Detroit make money Stahlin bad to deliver the next 10 years and added a the purchase and installation o£ the both him and the island. In that neighbors, the Gaults. . three triickloads of goods a day. marina, two sets of tennis courts, a dogbone groins. . The Erosion relatively short time he has traips- Before the move to Sanibel Mrs. "That meant I had to make six fer- nme-hole.:golf course, new hotel District formed as a special taxing ed more of the islands than many IS V' Stahlin accompanied Mrs. Gault on ries a day. It was tough/' >"'•'':' rooms and a dining room. district in 1958; with Stahlin >s who have lived here much longer; atriptotheisland, andwhite «ihe Stahlin sold the J.P. Carter Oomr In addition to his many business agent. He held the post for the tagged and- relocatejd . resident was here paid $3600 for a 17-acre pany in 1963 -. the. year the dealings Stahlin got a fair sampling next 20 years. alligators; blazed nature trails and H tract adjacent to the Sanibel Com- causeway opened - but retained an of island homes. He and his family His expertise on erosion at- hacked'Brazilian .peppers; studied munity Church. When Stahlin had interest in the Carter-Keathley first lived in the original Thistle tracted the interest of the duPont and nurtured Sanibel's osprey the land surveyed the 17 acres Corporation, a small-scale residen- Lodge at Casa Ybel resort, sharing family, which hired him to super- population; worked to rehabilitate somehow shrunk to 6, but it was tial development company he later the rambling five bedroom, six- vise a beach restoration project at injured birds; and shared his enough to accommodate a small sold. bath inn With several other the duPont mansion on Long ; ; knowledge with young and old. shopping center of six shops. He also bought and sold several families. The family then rented a Island.'. . . '•'•. ".•'.."•.-'•"/•':". '':.- :", • In the last year he has found a The shopping center was the cottage resorts on Captiva, in- house on the tip of Woodring Point, Stahlin claims his varied career way to combine all those interests me'- I would" go crazy in a normal then go climb trees or explore first of several business ventures cluding the. Gulf view Inn, now the and next moved into the lighthouse on the islands is not that much out into a business as a canoe guide, job^i only feel alive when Tim put caves. I think I always knew work- on Sanibel and Captiva for Stahlin. site of the Mucky Duck, and Mid- keeper's quarters where they of the ordinary. "People did just a taking clients on a choice of trips there. Fm not alive with four walls ing with nature was what I wanted One of the storefronts.housed the island Cottages. Mid-island Cot- stayed for six years. The Stahlins little bit of everythingoto make a either along the Sanibel River, into - around me." / . ^ to do, but there was so much J.P. Carter Company, a freight tages actually was purchased by also lived in a house fronting Clam living," he says. "It wasn't easy." the-refuge or to Buck Key. Coming to that realization took pressure to be macho, to show that delivery service owned and the Captiva Island Company, a Bayou and a Captiva home which Not everyone made as comfortable "People still ask if I get bored much soul-searching. As a young ypu were a man." operated by Stahlin and his development company;jthat also fell .they still own. / a living as Stahlin, but not with the canoe trips and looking at boy growing up in rural Indiana he Bird's first foray into hunting, as brother John. The name of the under Stahlin's ownership um- everyone isas:shrewd either. T mangroves all day. But there's ' sometimes felt out of place, a high school sophomore, ended company was drawn from Paul and brella. :•••£• '.}•%• ;.••:••••:;..' v. Stahlin has been involved in ;^F'romhis perspective as one who always something new put there," especially when it came to the almost tragically when his John's initials, plus the first name By far Stahlin's ^boldest real several important civic projects, in- has been around a while and has Bird said. "I used to feel pressured area's primary recreational outlets, 12-gauge shotgun discharged into of a banker in Michigan who financ- estate deal, involved South Seas cluding the formation of the Island seen most of the changes, Stahlin to get a good jbb^Where I could hunting and fishing. "People pro- his big toe. To save face, and to ed several of the Stahlin brothers' Plantation on Captiva. In 1961 Water Association, which had an has a couple of gripes. Although he make a lot of money. But I guess bably though I was weird. My way business adventures. - South Seas found itself in poor office in his center, and the Captiva said he opposed construction of the money is just not as important to of fishing was to toss a line out and • continued on 3~B The J.P. Carter Company owned financial health. Stahlin called the Erosion Prevention District. The causeway because he knew it the Public Service Commission owners with an offer: he would pay Erosion District had its beginnings would destroy the special lifestyle common carrier franchise for the $25,000 for a six months option to in 1955-56 when several Captiva of the islands, he takes issue with islands - a franchise that wasn't in buy the resort for $250,000 cash. residents decided they wanted to people who would close the doors great demand when the Stahlins They agreed. build concrete dogbone groins to new residents. "It's the Taking ospreys under his wing won it, but which grew in value as After borrowing the $25,000, along the beach where the erosion drawbridge symptom," he says. the islands grew. Stahlin assembled a group of five was worst. "Well, I'm in favor of limiting the By Bradley Fray stems from the same fascination he The company's six trucks rode island residents who put up the "I got involved because I had population - if they make it has with North American Indians, the ferry boats to Punta Rassa, purchase money. Stahlin owned 10 trucks and radio equipment and a retroactive to 1952. Then most of On Monday Bird Westall became a subject he specialized in during then drove into Fort Myers to pick percent of the resort. He also communications system," Stahlin them would be gone themselves; the proud, adoring and attentive college. "They both have a very no- up cargos of lumber, cement, ice struck a deal with the new owners says. The forerunner of the ero- "I'm unhappy with the islands, surrogate father to three days-old ble appearance - like you can trust not because of the so-called over- osprey chicks, all small enough to them. And if you do give them your population but because of people's fit in his cupped hands. trust they won't stab you in the attitud.es. We started the water Never mind that he has to mince back. If I get hurt by a bird, it's district to make water available, to mullet and buy specially prepared probably because I made a mistake people, never realizing that it vitamins for their diet, or that he handling him." would be used to control'growth. has to get up for 4:0& a.m. feedings His chicks, now about six to nine People should hot try to block pro- and changings in the chicks' in- days old, came from a nest on a gress, but should get down to isply-. cubator nest. Bird isn't complain- power line pole near Pine Island. il ing the problems;" ' ing because he admits to an The Lee County Electric Stahlin liarbors an obvious; • love unabashed, love for ospreys, his Cooperative was going to turn the for the islands, but he also his favorites in the birds of prey world. juice on again on the line that leads strong feelings about y peoples Based on his concentrated and to Sanibel's Dixie Beach area, rights, which he believes could; b& continuing study of ospreys and which meant the chicks would have restricted on Sanibel. -People"in-. meticulous records on Sanibel's been electrocuted. the United States have a right- to Saved from electrocution on a power line pole, resident population, Bird has Bird has a permit to handle the be anywhere they want to be. We osprey chicks find tender loving care in the hands of their become the area's expert on the ospreys, a threatened species, and shouldn't be talking about stopping rescuer,Bird Westall. "V--" ' ' /; magnificent black-and-white "fish has been working with the Co-op growth, we should be talking about hawk.? ••' £('• '-• ••' '• '. ' • ' solving problems." r Bird's interest in birds of prey • continued on 3-B B2 February 1,1980 Island Reporter Island Reporter February 1,1980 B3 Canoeists discover hidden beauty of Buck Key man m By Fleur Wey mouth front hB forseeing a possible career in oil ex- chapter. "I listened to a lot of peo- naturalist. The job entailed many ploration,...... " Bird. said...... But. he los. t. .in - pie at the meeting who had great responsibilities, large and small; he "This isn't a speed trip!" Bird Westall overcome a preceiyed fear, he went terest quickly and the following ideas about protecting their special helped with exhibits, conducted announced as five of us let the wind push back out to target shoot the next semester chose physical ^an- interests," Bird said. "I finally v tours through the nature trails and the two canoes along Roosevelt Channel. day.):.':••'::'•' •'''• '•"••'.'/67-y•••':':••'V • :-'• thropology and native American spoke tip and suggested nothing kept them passable, planted native Fred and Barbara Gardner of Shelbyville, '.. But an incident a few years later studies, which led to a concentra- would get accomplished unless we trees and pulled up exotics, taught Indiana maneuvered one canoe; Bird, made him permanently turn away tion on the Plains Indians., "I en- got organized, and a week later I young people and swept the floors. Phyllis Willis of Sarasota and I were in the from hunting and taught Bird a joyed that part, but still felt was elected president.'' : During those first months Bird other on one of Bird's "Canoe Adventures" good lesson, about his sensitivity to pressure to pick a field and get on •That marked a turning point. had several teachers. "George to Buck Key. nature. Home for a weekend from ••with.-: it. But I didn't ^eally knowr t'W^en I got involved with Sierra I Weymouth took me under his wing We headed for the southern third of the Indiana University, he saw a rabbit which way to go- decided to get involved, and had me involved in monitoring Key that last year was donated to the eating lettuce out of his father's After' three years at I.U., and academically, with environmental alligators the first week. Then I let Nature Conservancy by Elena Benedict. A {garden. With a .22 rifle that was a within three hours of satisfying his studies." That decision made, Bird it be known I was interested in fine breeze kept us cool as we paddled in gift from his grandfather, Bird shot anthropology degree, Bird quit went home for the first time in nine birds of prey so he sent people with the dappled light under black mangroves. and wounded, but did hot kill the schpoLt"Jt was when: my grand- months, to tell his family. "My dad questions to me, which made me Small dark mangrove crabs hitched their anMair"It was hit in the necfc and father died;! had great respect for 'said he wouldn't pay my room and try to stay ahead of the questions. way up the mangrove roots and cidadas was crying - they cry just like him - areal putdoorstype who had board, because I blew it by dropp- George Campbell and Dick whistled as we paddled along. babies r- so I had to crush its skull a farm on the:Ohio River. He had ing out, but being the kind of man Workman also helped me, teaching Wood storks flapped-overhead as Bird with the butt of the gun. It was leukemia but didn't tell anyone un- he is he did offer to pay my me about birds and about the pointed out the spot where river otters then I knew I couldn't rationalize .til he had to be hospitalized two tuition." island." raised a family last year. Bird spotted a killing. I thought 'Why am I out weeks before he died. It really hit Armed with a degree in en- Bird familiarized himself with Sora rail. We dodged the webs of golden here killing an animal over a head me hard. I went back to school and vironmental studies and an- much of the island by canoe, win- orbweavers across the channels. A school of lettuce?' " practicallyy flunked put; then quit thropplogy and no job, Bird travel- ding along the Sanibel River or of mullet startled us as it slammed down in- It had already been decided for the next semester;" ed in August, 1977 to Sanibef, the through the mangroves in the to the water under the canoe. Bird paddles Bird that he would go to college, He stayed in the Bloomingon col- island lie had visited and loved. refuge. A friend suggested that he as quietly as an Indian. ~ v and even where, and he felt con- lege town, clerking in an appliance Within the month lie was hired as consider a canoe business, so when We pulled into a tiny inlet on Buck Keyi strained to choose a major early. store for $2 an hour and leading a one PflourCEITA employees of the he learned CjETA funds would be and explored the Indian mound nearby. During his first semester at I.U. he static existence. But his life began Sanibei-Gaptiva Gonseryation dropped' for Center staffing Bird Bird then took us on a long walk along chose geology, due to his interest to change after reading a meeting Foundation and began working at decided to risk self-employment. several trails on Buck Key that had been in fossils. "My family went along, notice to start a Sierra Club Conservation Center as a He planned it on paper, canoed his Bird took the canoeing party to an area of Buck Key where thousands routes until he knew every inch of laid out by Erard Matthiessen. Small for- We dodged needle-sharp yucca spikes of broken conch shells, relics of Indian food utensils, lined the banks. mica squares nailed to selected treed mark- along the trails, not altogether successfully each trip, then started up with the ed the trails. We found joewood with its and one of our party remarked from deep aid of a Bank of the Islands loan. small sweet-smelling flower and a gopher in the bush, "why it's just like the African Taking ospreys under his wing "My first trip was October 8,1978 tortoise burrow. We saw prickly wild lime, Queen!" to the refuge, and the people on that trip still write to me," Bird lantana, wild olive, sea myrtle in full bloom Bird recounted the history of Buck Key and one of the biggest Jamaica dogwoods after the Indians left. White men -said.-: .;. ' :."' ' " .. •.•••. ;'••.• in the state. A brace of tree hoppers was homesteaded there in the late 189Q's, but Business grew with the winter spotted on a cat's claw bush. the hurricanes of 1921 and '26 destroyed all where thousands of broken conch shells, season, but as summer neared Bird Gumbo Limbo, sea grape and joewood their citrus plants and by the late 1920's relics of Indian meals, lined the banks. We was unsure of getting enough trips grew on the few areas of high ground. most people had left. . ' then paddled to Hurricane Bayou and by an to keep him in paddles and Bird's theory is that thesedesert-like eleva- We paddled but into Pine Island bay into old deserted Buck Key homestead. binoculars, so he took a summer job tions were created by the Calusa Indians a a refreshing breeze, headed north and just Squaring our shoulders, we headed into as group leader with the Youth long time ago. They are high, dry, and pro- before rounding the tip of Buck Key, slid the wind and retraced our short path back Conservation Corps. The eight- bably were refuges in all sorts of weather. week stint allowed him to associate into another channel leading to an area up Roosevelt channel toward home. with: and to^ teach young people. Teaching is a long range goal, so he may try to repeat the experience this summer. Bird's experiences on Sanibel have helped him find his niche, given him confidence and more goals to work toward. And he believes he is making a contribu- tion to the island. "Canoe Adven- swim suits tures" trips that used to take about sportswear IV2 hours have doubled in length and he gets lots of repeat business. dresses Last March; after a year on the casual wear board. Bird became president of Bird and 'Osprey' have enjoyed a long association and rapport the local Audubon Society chapter, lingerie one of the few Florida chapters cosmetics the nests here." Since 1977 more He figures that in coming weeks that, presents weekly open-to-the- e> from 1-B than 20 platforms have been as the birds feather, tbey can be public meetings during the season notions for the last two years to discourage erected throughout the island to moved out of the incubator "and The sessions offer a variety of pro- menswear THE FOLK ART OF E.A. "FROG" SMITH birds from nesting on power poles, discourage utility pole nests and perhaps I can rig up a safe, but grams from travelogs to very a favorite spot for- raising youngr last season 12 were host tp active largernest for them in the bathtub.: technical information such as the gifts Already a literary legend, the history and times of early Florida also "When we went out on Monday I nests that produced 23 chicks. They appear healthy and unless recent presentation on the Alaskan art come vividly alive in his naive original paintings. was expecting to get eggs, but More platforms have been erected they get some virus or vitamin timber wolf. At the last few Critics agree that folk art must be self taught and created from an in- found that they had already hatch- this season arid are being utilitzed, deficiency Fmvnpt aware of I think meetings members have been ask- ceramics dividual's imagination. To quote*"Gulfshore Life": "That's the way it is \ed. It was a ease of taking them notably one at theDixie Beach pic- they'U do pkay. Ospreys have been ed to fill out questionnaires "to antiques with his art, - straightforward, precise, full of wit and history". away from their parents or certain nic area (where: annual utttity^ole 1^ learn what issues they'd like to see "Frog" Smith's paintings are of sufficient artistic and historical interest to death." nesting has caused power outages), problem is having them imprint on us get involved in," Bird said. "I strictly Sanibel be in the collection of the Smithsonian Institute. • As unofficial raptor advisor for and at the nearby Co-op dock on me, but they do have each other for would like to see our group, which CROW (Care and Rehabilitation of Woodring Road. "We had a total of companionship." has a lot of interest and expertise, "FROG" SMITH Wildlife), Bird has experience 33 active nests last year but of 35 get more involved in local en- PRIMITIVE PAINTINGS working with injured birds. He has occupied and I think we'll have Although he knows he can't take vironmental issues so that when an a long association and rappor t more this year," Bird said. "We the place of osprey parents, Bird issue arises the community will January 28, through February 9th with "Osprey," a CROW resident now have 14 nests within a square believes flying and hunting are in- turn to Aucjubon, as well as SCCF, Daily, except Sunday: 10-5 which was crippled after flying into mile of Dixie Beach." stinctual for the birds and he plans for information and opinion." power lines. For the better part of Bird began monitoring to build hacking cages when the The local chapter will be a year Bird exercised Osprey in ospreys on Sanibel in the fall of birds are ready to leave his protec- represented, in an upcoming hopes he could be released, but ar- 1978 and has recorded every nest, tion. The cages will be placed out- Florida Audubon "Year of the thritis may preventthe bird from hatchling and fledgling since. He doors and the doors left open, so Coast" canoe-a-thon that will cover the seahorse gaining his freedom. It was Osprey begins each winter nesting season the birds can be free to fly and the state's, entire coastline to who helped Bird leafn the birds by making an aerial survey of the hunt. Food will be placed in cages publicize the need for resource shrill whistle, a feat not easily island to count-nests. Then he -at ttie same hour daily, so the birds planning and managment. The trip mastered, and one that is coming in, eyeballs the nests every two weeks won't starve if they are unsuc- begins next week and Bird, one of handy with his new brood. during the nesting season to check cessful hunters. - . 52 canoeing partners, will meet The status of Sanibel ospreys, oh productivity. / If the project is successful and Audubon representative Peter and those of Florida in general, "is The young osprey brood now the birds choose their freedom, Quincy at Port Boca Grande in ear- at least stable and perhaps increas-. under his care may cut into his perhaps they will pick mates and ly March to guide him 22 miles SanibeKs oldest and largest shop ing a little," Bird says. "On Sanibel nest-checking activity. "They have start families of their own, Bird south to the Sanibel Lighthouse. open 7 days a week at the I give credit to George. Campbell to be fed every four to six hours said. "It's usually two to three- "We'll start at sunrise and if we get and his artificial osprey platform and it generally takes 13 weeks years before they mate, and their a good north wind we'll hardly quiet lighthouse end of Sanibel Tarpon Bay Rd., Sanibel Island Tele. 472-1193 program, funded through Fund for between the time eggs hatch and lifespah in the wild is 25 to 30 have to paddle. If not ... well, it's Animals. They're preserving the chicks leave the riestiV years." •".• ...,;;•• .:,.. . •.: .-:. • , . for a good cause." February 1,1980 Island Reporter Island Reporter February t, 1980 B5 Motocross grabs attention of Sanibel youngsters tides /charters /guides sports information about

"Can you do a California wheelie? I can. Watch me." "Want to see a side hack. Watch "lean do a bunny hop. Did you

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472-2723 472-9908 472-2J0O1 &' Write: Capt. Nick TlbSltl.'.'. two second places, Leo Kordinski Brendon Belmont flies his bicycle over the team's homemade Jump, ..••• .;. -Box 452/ -,'•--* had a second and third, John Borio SAILING: Individual or group charter. Lessons by appointment. Pro- Boca Grande, Fl. 33921 tected waters. Gall Fred Comlossy, Southwind Inc. 472-2531. had two thirds, and Todd Noon had SHELUNG, CABBAGE KEY TRIPS.UGHTTACKIE SPORT FISHING with Darby Larrabee can ride a "wheelie" for several feet as one third place finish. ; ing in age from 4 to 18. They are Copt. Mike Fuery 472-3459, -; >'•'' ;" M V.V : ''. ' he demonstrates here, ifarby brought home ihree se- The race was held at the categorized by age, sex and profi- CABBAGE ,t£U CRUISES: : Lunch/ Qr.ridinner,i:shelling>; ^fishing,v cond place ribbons in last week's BMX'competition. "Gotabigim;" South Seas Marina.. Copt- B.W/Hoiloway~ 47Z-28OZ.'.' Coral BMX track and was spon- ciency. RENT A BOAT i POWER BOAT RENTALS: Several sizes arid types with varying out- sored by the National Pedal: Sport Participants vie not only for boards. Southwind Inc. at Sanibel Marina 472-2531. • Association, the national sanction- trophies and ribbons, but also CAPTIVA ISLAND Charter - Shelling - Boat Rentals - Cabbage Key Trips - Fishing - Copt. Butch Cottrill - Copt. Arrell Doane - Jensen's ing body for BMX. The Cape Coral award points are used to determine SAIL Twin Palm* Resort & Marina 472-1727. track hosts NPSA races the second national championships. The 17', 22' sloops with engines NATURAL HISTORY FIELD TRIPS by woter with naturalist George FISH FINDER CABBAGE KEY and fourth Sunday of the month district championship will be decid- Campbell. Breakfast at Cabbage Key, walk across Cayo Costa, visit to CB RADIO SHELLING Sunflsh - 3 day minimum an embryonic barrier isalnd. Call 472-2180 for reservations and infor- Last Sunday's race, the first of ed March 29. The national season V4 ENGINE SIGHTSEEING Afternoon yacht cruise 34' sloopj mation. ; •" • the season, drew 149 riders rang- then runs from April to November. CHARTER THE BAREBOAT: A 24-foot centerboard sloop, trailerable DIVI TRIPS Capt., crew and 6 passengers anywhere you want to go. Fort Myers Yacht Charter. 472-3530. SAILING aboard the PAPA NUI in the Gulf with Capt. Al Stresen- Reuter aboard a 54-foot catamaran. For reservations coll 332-1200. Quiet fishing POWER NATURE ADVENTURE AFLOAT: "Wet Pants," Capt. Dick Frieman. CAPT. DUKE SELLS 472rl 315, Charter. Fishing is one of the most BACK BAY EXPLORING aboard the "Chiclet" available for charter at 15' -19' 55 -145 HP. South Seas Marina.' Chic Kennedy, 472-4067. Snook-Tarpon -Redfish -Trout popular activities for USCG Equipped FISHING. SHELLING TRIPS TO CABBAGE KEY with Captain Arrel Sanibel and Captiva Doane aboard the charter boat Odyssey I and II. 472-3332. Charter Skiff residents and visitors, and Bimlnl Tops - Chart SPORT FISHING IN THE BACK COUNTRY Fly plug or spinning gear it can get pretty crowded provided. Custom built 22 foot skiff, powered by local native guide. shorts at some of the favorite • Copt. Duke Sells, Tween Waters Marina, Captiva. Marina 472-5161, Fly - Plug or Spin Casting home 472^4733.. : ' ' fishing spots such as Blind SOUTHWINDINC 'Pass and the fishing pier Sanibel Marina 472-2531 SAILING FROM P.O. Box 473, near the lighthouse. Ken- 'TWMK Waters Marina Captiva, FK33924 Swimmers compete neth Park and Jack Flem- Captiva Island, Fl. Phone 472-3462 ing (left), two Penn- 472-3161 Four Sanibel swimmers, Jennifer, girls 9-15 by August 1 are eligible. sylvania resident* who Heather and David Muench and One parent must accompany the child warm themselves under a , Amber Noon, all completed and plac- to register. The fee is $10. The Little Southwest Florida sun PIER 50 AT PUNTA RASSA , ed in a swimming meet with Sarasbta League seasoa begins in early March each winter, escape the Box 107 - Rt. 24. Ft- Myers. Fla 33908 at the Lee County YMCA last .and runs until the end of the school crowds by fishing in the (AT THE CAUSEWAY TOLL BQOTH)v.,,. weekend. It was the swimmers* first year. Teams play two games a weet. J.N. "Drng" Darling Na- Phone: 8i3748.1-3055 ..... • meet of the year after a layoff of The league needs adult volunteers to tional Wildlife, Refuge. coach and umpire. .Contact' Dick PT THRf I TBIPSt several months. The Sanibel Swim The two angler* say the, "WET PANTS" CHARTERS Team, now numbering about 56 swim- Muench at 472-2812 for more informa- fishing is spotty, but the Sanibel River tion. Wildlife Refuge • Buck Key mers, has been prevented from prac- solitude more than make* A Distinctive seagoing nature ticing regularly due to cold weather. up for the lack offish. "If* Binoculars provided The team has access to the pool at call 472-3218 for adventures since 1970. a nice, quiet place to go," Reservations-Information Casa Ybel resort after 6HK) p.m. but Fleming says. "Nobody the temperature has been too cold at bother* you." No special Capt. Dick Frieman 472-1315 that time of day, Coach Dick Noon ex- Health run february 9 . FULL SERVICE MARINA license is required to fish plained. T^eam members have ordered The Fort Myers Community on the north or salt water 1 Mercury Outboard Engines Hospital Health Run to benefit the 1 sweat suits, paid for hi part by the side of the refuge wildlife Charier Charter Fishing Formula Boats by Thunderblrd Police Recreation Club, to enable American Cancer Society is set to drive, where sheepshead, Shelling Half Day & Full Day Repair Service and Parts them to swim in colder weather. Noon - begin at 8K)0 a.m. February9. Runners redfish, trout and an occa- 23'Mako Sforage/lri and Out/Wet hopes to get a full month's practice in- will follow a 10,000 meter (6.2 mile) sional snook can be found. V2 or full day trips ' Bolt S Tackle furnished Bait/lce/Tackle " . and set up an intra-squad meet in the course starting at the Sheraton Motor Some fresh water specie* Canoe Drag Shell^trips "CO WITH THE ACTION'1 Gas/Dlesef/Oil latter part of February to prepare the Jnn parking lot and going through the such a* bat* and bream in- 23'Malco "Capt. Mike" team for upcoming competition. . Villas. The entry fee is $3 in advance, habit the south side of the "Captain Mike" e Restaurant/Snack Bar/Beef/Wine/Soda $4 the day of the race. Trophies and drive, and if you catch a Adventures Bridges Also Take Out Service ribbons will be awarded to male and fresh water fish you must Bridges female winners in each age division. posses* a fresh water THIMDERBIRO . VOLVO Little League registration All contestants who .finish the race Charters PENTA fishing license. If you Charters Registration for this season's will receive a commemorative t-shirt. don't you should toss the - Race sponsors are Fort Myers Com- with ' Bird'West all 549-5530 549-5530 OMC Sanibel-Fort: Myers; Beach Littte fish back. The trout Flem- siimnmvi League will be from 9K)0•-a.-m. - noon munity Hospital,. Eastern Airlines', ing is cleaning in the Saturday at Sanibel Elementary. Sheraton Motor Inn and Winkler Pro- , photograph were caught Boys who will be 9-12 years old and fessional Center. early Wednesday morning near Blind Pas*. THE REPORTER MARK" B6 February 1,1980 Island Reporter TENNIS- Island Reporter February 1,1980 BT A division B Division Everglades fishing regulations endorsed by Andrus Harvesting gear struck blow Results for January 30 Results for January 29 Gfrom 6-B nursery grounds lost to development, Casa Ybel 3 - Burnt Store Marina 1 Dunes 4 - Cypress Lake 0 By Frits & Norms Stoppelbein set for certain species; recreational the commercial catch had been coming Florida and Southeastern Fisheries pollution in the waters and increasing Thompson and Muench 6-2,6-2 Tetreault and Ireland 6-1,64 shellfish harvesting would be restricted; from park waters. By eliminating the net- Association had scheduled a meeting last fisheries to recreational use. We feel the numbers of fishermen, both recreational Meyers and Pfahler 4-6,6-7. Hodgkinson and Waterhouse 7-5,3-6,6-3 Recreational fishermen in Florida long certain areas of Florida Bay would be set ting, which disturbs the bottom, the fish week with the administrative aide to Con- same situation exists with the speckled and commercial. Costanzo and Peck 6-4, 7-5 Bissell and Andrews 6-3,6-3 have been restricted in the size of certain aside as sanctuaries off limits to all; and would be given an opportunity to increase gressman LJL "Skip" Bafalis to discuss (spotted) trout, the mackerels, pompano ''But the greatest blow may have been Greenberg and Mather 6-2, 6-0 Wadkovsky and Conte 6-2,64 species they may keep and limited in the commercial fishing in the park would be and eventually move to waters outside the these park regulations.' Since all public andredfish". the letter stated. "Based on struct by the invention of highly quantity of others, in an effort to preserve phased out by end of 1985. park, where they would be available to the comment was to have ended November 16, the 1975 Florida Fisheries Landings record sophisticated and efficient commercial the fishery resource. When the condition The proposals were presented to the commercial fishing industry. Florida League of Anglers feels such a (commercial catch), above fishes accounted harvesting gear. The hundreds of pounds of fishing became critical in Everglades Na- public in a series of four hearingsat various Those unable to attend the public meeting was out of order and suggests that for 10 percent of the total-commercial per day harvest has jumped to hundreds of Weekly golf tournament winners tional Park, recreational fishermen volun- locations in South Florida. Last fall, the meetings could write their comments to the Congressman's recreational fishing seafood final sales - or about $19 million - thousands of pounds per day. Understan- Larry Snell won $5 last weekend for hit- Schmidt, Maureen Hawthorne and Jean revised proposals, reflecting the public in- the National Park Service by November constituents write him to that effect at his as compared to the approximately . one dably, nature is fast falling behind in the ting his golf ball 5 feet 2Ve inches from th Laidlaw tied for first place with Jean Hart- put, were printed in pamphlet form and 16, 1979. After that date all public com- Washington address - 2483 Rayburn House billion spent by recreational fishermen in restocking program. pin on hole number 7 during the weekly man, Elinor Strassner and Louise Ristow. again presented to the public for comment ment was to end and the proposed regula- Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20515. pursuit of these same species. Since these In some areas of the country, the com- Beachview Golf Club Men's Association Two teams also tied for second place. casting around at four meetings. At the Naples meeting, tions, as revised to reflect public input, At the other end of the state, represen- fish can't support both commercial and mercial fishing industry has recognized the tournament. Overall winners in the com- Winning team members. included were recreational fishermen were outnumbered would be forwarded to the Secretary of the tatives of the Northwest Florida Speckled recreational fishing pressure, this forms a need to give nature a helping hand and ac- petition which drew 60 players were the Susan Andrews, Margaret Thorsen, Lillian 85 to 5 by commercial fishermen and their Interior for approval and publication in the Trout Club, based in Ft. Walton Beach, good basis for declaring these fishes game cepted its responsibility to make some foursome of Eldon Johnson, Ken Preston, Forster and Win Sweeney, and Bird Rosen, tarily set bag limits of four redfish and ten spokesmen. Park personnel were sub- Federal Register. have written a letter to the new executive fish and eliminating all gill netting." restitution to the resource it has utilized Ed Barone and Don Lawrence, tied with Pax Kirby, Ruth Hauck and Anne seatrout per day and requested the Na- jected to a continuing stream of verbal In Naples last week to receive an en- director of the Department of Natural for commercial profit for years. Salmon Ralph Arias, Henry Gustafson, Mac Me- Hamilton. Win Sweeney was honored for tional Park Service to make these limits abuse and derision from the commercial vironmental award, the Secretary of the In- Resources calling upon him to take action hatcheries, trout and redfish stocking pro- Clintock and George Philips. hitting her shot closest to the pin on hole mandatory in the Park. Acting upon this fishing sector, some of whom "dared" the terior announced that he endorsed the pro- to save the fisheries.. A few years ago, inshore commercial grams and oyster culture have all been In second place were Homer Ristow, Bob number three. request, the Park Service conducted park personnel to come into "their" ter- posed new regulations for Everglades Na- "In the Everglades, where 95 percent of fishing removed fish from the resource at financed by the commercial fishing in- Robertson, Ray McKerne and Jeff Dean, studies of the marine stocks. ritory with a similar meeting. tional Park publication in the Federal the fisheries were utilized by recreational the rate of several hundred pounds per day dustry. But in the Southeast, according to and Jerry Komesher, Steve Resnick, Curt Winners of the Beachview women's The regulations would place restrictions The Park Service did schedule another Register. fishermen, it was logical to defer all the and nature was able .to restock the fish reports, the commercial fishermen in the Washburn and Alan Lloyd. Bingle Bangle Bungle event last Monday on both recreational and commercial meeting for them, in "their".territory and Florida League of Anglers learned that populations successfully. But in the past past few years have been more concerned The Beachview Women's Association an- were Mary Phillips, Maureen Hawthorne, fishermen in the park. Bag limits would be explained to them that only five percent of representatives of Organized Fishermen of % continued on 7-B decade or more, many forces began to tip with the development of a more lucrative nounced the winners of its tournament last Ruth Phillips! Elinor Strassner, Laverne the tables against nature - feeding and spedes - marijuana. , week, including Diane Sessions, .Kay Gigstad and Damia Vietor. of •%m Fishing & "Home of the hand blown glass hibiscus vase" CLOSING OUT SALE "THE STITCHERY SIGNAL INN 30% off RACQUETBALL CLUB Effective: Dec. 15, 1979 -WATEl& scuipta® GARDEN" Everything must go 1223 Poriwlnklo behind Scott/* Pub Hourly Court Costs - $6.00/hour 8a.m. to 11p.m. MARINE SUPPLIES Memberships- MARINA Condominium - $100/yr. AND ACCESSORIES Family - $100 (Husband, Wife and Juniors Tween Waters Marina just north of Blind Pass Bridge on We hove stocked a HIM collec- Captiva Island, is located in prime fishing'grounds. Our COASTWISE MARINE INC. tion of needlepoint kits with under 18 years living at home) DUKISIUS proximity to the passes and upper islands means less travel JERRY WAY MINERS PLAZA the Sanibel visitor In mind. Adult - $75./yr. Fishing Guide time and more booting and fishing time for you, Fishing Guide Come see our shells, birds Junior - $50./yr. MCGREGOR & and racoons captured on needlepoint canvas. Guest fee-$1.00 for members The Manna is a full service facility offering fuel, tackle, bait, SAN CARLOS BLVD per- person boat rental and deep water dockage. Experienced fishing guides are available for fishing or shelling trips. All fishing N There's only one word for deep-cut engraved 1811 Middle Gulf Dr. equipment is furnished. Shelling on remote beaches and (start something and watch it grow) coves along North Captiva and Cayo Costa Islands on your barware and plates — Sculpta, beautiful shells Sanibel. 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Coastal Fishi ByFrlte&NormaStoppelbein By Capt Duke Sells with extremes up and down. have found that lately these crit- legislators for inaction. Keep in 'Tween Waters Marina Look for a sizable number of red- ters will readily strike anything mind that trout have to be 12 in- MANGROVE SNAPPER GROUPER ; fish to be under the limbs on the which even faintly resembles ches and anything under this is not ~ Some 'nice wujs snapper From Captiva Pass, under Some mighty pretty weather is floods and try to fish the deeper something to eat. This can be big enough to filet or even mess are -keeping fishermen in- the causeway bridges, hanging about the island these creeks and potholes when the bot- either an artificial or live shrimp. with at the table. terested. ;3est reports Shell Island and Bunche Beach, anglers were doing days after the cloudburst Saturday tom falls out of the bay. The bigger trout seem to have a came from around the SEATROUT : . islands at the mouth of the better than those who night. It rained so hard that most Snook action has been very spot- preference for the larger baits and If the weather stays mild this The staple of the flats ••;••"• - went offshore. Pieces.of , river. Tarpon Bay, the fisherman, 'both boaters of my resident cockroaches were ty except some of the canal trollers always strike better on a falling winter I fully expect that we will refuge creeks and the passes. These will pick up your hook cut bait, with enough lead on the line to keep the bait down doing the backstroke unde my stilt tide near the passes and also like a see some early tarpon fishing in and waders. Most of the in moving current,, is all you need. have been doing well up Sanibel baited with shrimp or cut fish if you hang.it around near spotted variety caught house. way, especially on cold mornings. free lined bait with no weight. March. This is all regulated by the bottom. ; . '•'• [..".... ' ' . ' • ' : now are small, but a few GAFFTOPSAIL This action produces best with water temperature. If the .' -secluded . holes in ,tjhe temperature gets up close to the Lots of these around and At any rate the local waters are deep running plugs trolled very There is a multitude of undersiz- SHEEPSHEAD bayous and creeks may give up a few of the jumbo size. despite the fact they are somewhat clear even with the slowly or by drifting live shrimp ed trout here now which I am led to high sixties or low seventies, then Providing lots of action Lots of the small silver trout around to dean off your unbeautiful, they can fronts of last week, and since there along the banks. believe is the fallout from the miles start looking for silver flashes put for pier .and,, dock hooks, though. Most anglers carry some small artificials make beautiful eating. are some good tides coming up we Again the major action in Pine of net strung out there every day. on the gulf - not to be confused fishermen,- as well, as the along for when the live shrimp supply runs out. Minimum The secret is to nip off the should have a good week. Coupled Island Sound has been the fantastic In fact, a lot of these little guys with the green flashes on -boaters fishing over rocky legal length for spotted seatrout is 12 inches. spiny fins, for your own with all of this is a fulll moon which number of seatrout that inhabit the have net marks on them, a real Captiva./s/Good Fishings, Capt. areas - any place bar- protection, then skin the cat, using a pair of pliers, starting nacles are found. Small will make the water run extra hard grass flats behind the islands. I shame I say, and a pox on our Sells behind the head. Cut a ring around the neck and then with pieces of cut bait on small hooks on a strong leader, incase the pliers, pull the skin toward the tail. Don't have to tell your line crosses a barnacle or a sharp sheepshead tooth! you how to catch these!!! The best "restaurant" on Sanibel doesn't have any tables OCIR Sbfp Has ComeAn or chairs (j •., Tbe boat fnotp- tne ORient: bias - •. .'- aRRioed. Corne and seeoaR neco ' ' '• Si Bon f' CpRorraandel ScReens,. pabciloas { ; Cloissonrie EnaraehibaRe, Antiqae Sanibel's gourmet take out ; r - 1> ^- «wid reheat at your leisure ; 9 hole golf course for challenging play: ;<3^in to the general ''.!':•'/•••, • r f-- •'*'&•' '•'•'? '• EIIei3 «| febet SrafCb public 8-6 daily. Golf pro, John Bradley, lessons by appcSrit- '$£& '•:'•• ; '"''"'*'-K-*i' )^*.'"v rnent. Praclfice hole by Teservafiprt. ' t~~S;f - - ^ ,^1] •'•••? (*•- i,1'-'-"',.; /•"*- C ;, Ourpro shop carries ladies' /• '^ INC. 1 ^#:>-'' -l '•' -. - • -v ' • • '^'- 11:30 am wear as well as golf equipment. '!, < Early American and Victorian 7:30 pm ('; . ••- •/ . . * Lunches served 11-3. Cocktails •• •> Chinese — Modern 1711 Periwinkle Way Sanibsl Center Building next to Dotti's 472-1387 OUMEi available. Our get acquainted social - < ., gathering is every Wednesday ANTIOUE AUCTION - evening*'for- both old and -tiew Tuesday, February 12 9:30 A.M. Sanibel Square Members. 2244 Periwinkle Way 50 Year Collection THE BEST 1980 Phone 472-2535 PoHwInlcle Way To be held at 472-3888 • Social memberships available at $1.00 per year. Community Association Auditorium NEW HOME BUY ON SANIBEL Rare Harp by Lyon & Healy, Tiger Maple Violin 1899, Eugenroth & Saxony Chadwick London Silver inlaid Bows, Chippendale style slant top desk, Attenfion Safe Boaters I walnut Victorian desk, Pine lift top commode, Maple rush seat charts ca. 1760, 2 Ladder back chairs, Boston Rockers, Combback Rocker, French © 1«1« M. William fray • WntWI HMH We carry USCG maps and charts mahogany sideboard ca. 1840, Slipper chairs, 2 Victorian sweetheart chairs, Victorian sofa. Marble top commode. Round marble top table, 2 Victorian" of the area coastal waters card tables, Mahogany drop leaf table, 2 Pine settees, ca.1820, Decorated tile for your safe boating. Franklin Stove, 2 Pine Dough Boxes, rep., Small pine and walnut tables, maple twin beds, Hutch cabinet, Sheraton style sofa, Duncan Phyfe drop leaf table, 61 piece collection miniature pottery from Sukhodaya Thailand, Macintosh Bookshop Chinese Dragon dogs, 1 bowl Nabeshima ware, Ming vases, Rice Jar, various Sanibel. 472-1447 pieces, large OG Mirror, .Oil painting by Flalle, Prints, 144 piece set white Weekdays 9-9, Saturday 9-5:30. Sunday n -5 Haviland china, 106 piece set Wedgewood Corn Flower pattern, Sevres and Haviland gold band luncheon plates, 35 pieces white and purple luster, 63 pieces Tiffany Minton China, Dresden, Minton, Staffordshire, Bavarian, Executive Tax Service Limoges, Italian china. German Bisquehead doll's composition and others. ., at Chadwick's Lindbergh Hall on Captiva Island with two Cut, pressed, ruby glass, Rare old Pewter comb box, copper brass buckets, Designed especially performances oh Friday and Saturday, February 8th and 9th. candlesticks, Reed & Barton Pewter and Heisley, silver plate, stein, silver plate sleigh dinner bell, Sterling souvenir spoons, 59 pieces matching sterl- | for the person with An adult comedy* "Same Time Next Year'\ explores the changing ing, 150 pieces various spoons, forks, serving pieces, 23 sterling and pearl relationship'of a couple who accidentaify meet at\a country inn. handle knives, Frary & Clark,Coin, and sterling, Bennington Pottery, Toleware, a complex tax return Though otherwise married the two agree to meet "Same Time Next Lamps, Frames, Composition Manikin, Linens. 5 String Banjo, Salt Glaze Executive Tax Service personnel have Stoneware and churn, Jardinere and stand. Egyptian Bronze Mirror, Bronzed the expertise and experience to handle Year" at the inn. The play concerns itself with the couple's annual Lamps. Hasselblad Camera unit 500, 80 mm. lens, Zeiss 50 mm. F2.8 wide the more complex tax return. Add to this meetings, as the lovers grow and change with the passing years. angle, 150 mm. F4 Sonnar, 250 mm. F5.6 Sonnar, Halbert Case - 2-12 ex- This lovely 1200 ai. home is how under-construction. Located on these advantages: posure cassett. 3 Front Proxar 0.5, 1.0, 2.0 Fisheye Adapter. Quality Rattan a Gumbo Limbo lot overlooking preserve land, your future 1. They will prepare your taxes at your con- "Same Time Next Year** features Marcia Brandt and Peter Burkert venience... daytime, evenings, weekends...in Furniture, 5 piece Living Room set, coffee & end tables, swivel and side privacy is guaranteed. your home or office, or in our private offices. and the Actors,Repertory Theatre (ART). chairs, 6 piece Green Bedroom Set Kingsize Headboard, White & green Din- The expansive lower level serves as a garage, hobby and storage 2. The Executive Tax Service personnel are well ing Table, swivel chairs, Exercyde. Chinese objects of Antiquity - Ming-Sung- area. The $79,900 price includes floor coverings, self-cleaning versed in preparing more complex tax Feturns. Make plans today to join us for this special dinner theatre event., Chong Hoa Period. Rare offering of artifacts from Thailand. We'll help you claim every legitimate credit range and dishwasher. Sign a contract during February and deduction you're entitled to. Tickets are on sale now for $18.50 per person, including buffet and receive a bonus energy-saving GE refrigerator. 3. They will carefully review your tax return with you and will make suggestions on future dinner, taxes, gratuity and performance* Buffet service begins at 6:30 tax savings. p.m.r with curtain rising at ft IS p.m. both evenings. To reserve your OFFERING A COLOR AQUATINT AUDUBON PRINT No. 47, Plate CCXXXIV, 4. The reasonable fee is based solely on the . tickets call South Seas Plantation at 4?2 5111 extension 3369. "Sooty Tern" (Sterna Fuliginosa), Engraved Printed and Coloured by R. Call or visit or office complexity of the return, never according to : Havell, 1834. Mon. to Fri. - 9 to 4 your income or amount of refund. I 3 Weekends -1 to 4 At Executive Tax Service, we work just as hard ., fy V~~7J .<-^- <•/*• --<•- Terms: Cash - Bank letter of credit - Travelers checks. Phone 813: 472-2881 to save you money, as you do to earn-it. &&ik Preview 8:CX) A.M. $1.00 Donation to Association So for expert tax services without the hassle, call Executive Tax Service for an appointment today. ^^ '\i- Sale 9:30AM Sharp 1711 Periwinkle Way EXECUTIVE WILLIAM JAMES ALQUIST AUCTIONS TAX SERVICE AND APPRAISALS OF FINE ARTS 1028 SAND CASTLE ROAD Sanibel Center Building SANIBEL, FLORIDA 3395? 472-1439 V- BIO February 1,1980 Island Reporter The Island Reporter February 1,1980 Bll BUTTONWOOE* Professimml staff and reasonable prices at Timbers Continentalof Cuisine BAR-B-' By Don Whitehead found that the Timbers does a par- Specialising In I first went to the Timbers a few ticularly good job in the prepara- Northern Italian-French Diuhe* Carry-out for your convenience ; . open 7 days a week for Breakfast, Lynch & Dinner 8 AM - 9 days after it opened on Sanibel and tion of fish dishes, especially those Overlooking the Gulf Eve been quite a few times since. served with the simplest of sauces. Oa Beautiful Suibel Island Specializing in: ; : In my judgment, it has had its ups diningout SMOKED MULLET - RIBS - CHICKEN - SANDWICHES 'and downs, but I've never left the After so much food, we figured See our Menu for SPECIALS every day! restaurant without a feeling that that the best we could do was to I with the only gift shop at the North end • everyone in the management was The TIMBERS, 795 Rabbit Road, Sanibel. Hours: 5-10 split one dessert, so we tried the : making a serious effort to do a first p.m., daily, with a "no buffet seafood buffet" on Friday chocolate mousse. Falling . Your Hosts: Margie Ann and Louis Lerizio of the Island. •_•=- class job. ••:-•••• '.•.•"•;• '••ir:. :r;'/' \'~-•••':"": evenings. Reservations: not accepted. Telephone: somewhere between a pudding and 3313 WEST GULF DRIVE, SANIBEL, FLORIDA North end of Sanibel at Blind Pass Bridge ; ; The Timbers reflects the fact a mousse, it was an adequate 472-2177 . 472-1910 •'•... 472-3128. Credit cards: Master Charge, Visa, American Ex-: Socry. no reservations accepted. OpmJ- 9:30 P.M., Closed Sunday that overall the quality: of food and dessert. There are lots of other service offered by island choices - if we ever get around to : Eighteen-Day Tour restaurants has improved in recent ;' Comment: A; very popular island restaurant with, a them after such a generous meal. years, perhaps as a result of a more rather extensive menu, including several nightly specials, intense competition. - emphasizing fresh fish, but including several beef dishes One thing I have to note: for the ii On Monday evening, my wife and and chicken. Prices are reasonable, the ambience attrac- servings offered, the prices at the A new dining adventure in the old-island style I opened our Timbers dinner with tive. At this time the restaurant is featuring the "no buffet 'Timbers are.; \ remarkably the onion soup and the, quiche du seafood buffet," with a three course dinner served at the reasonable. Take the quiche at i E4 Visit this nostalgic restaurant inspired by a landmark of jour, which happened to be with ; $1.95. Or the onion soup at $1,50. •^ gracious hospitality on Sanibel Island. Enjoy informal ' table^or $9.95. , >:\ • • '\ ~; S-;:;y V :'.;'; ••'••" V"'"--.V crab iBieat; ;It wasn't exactly an And the seafood casserole at $8.75, - ^ seaside dining in a turn-of-the-century atmosphere at the auspicious beginning. The onion - Ordering a la carte, a typical meal for two (appetizer, or various combinations of seafood SUNDAY BRUNCH new Thistle Lodge Restaurant at Casa Ybel Resort. soup was reasonably good, though main course, dessert, and coffee) will run around $25 to .with sirloin ranging from $8.75 to a bit salty for our taste. The quiche $30, riot including wine and service. -. , • ' $9.50. The most expensive items An Authentic Family . Style Brunch: Choose from an adventurous selection of a la carte dishes wasp cold^-yirtu^lly refrigerator on the menu are the sirloin or Homemade Soup; House Salad; Choice of: Rome Vatican or your favorite entrees served family style. Later, visit cold;-;':.•!••'";•.'.•-••'V"V ;••/',' ••• •',. -, " -..' •• prime ribs at. a relatively modest i Roast Beef, Fish Fry, Polynesian Roast Pork, under /•ao«r*nip of our lounge and enjoy dancing and entertainment in an Father Gerard l*orjkuhately• ^ we.; had ^a good, casserole for her main course, and potato, or long grain and wild rice. :;$10;50..':; .••;^,.,""'./'..I , .. . .••.-• Dixie Chicken; Choice of: Assorted Pies; Old r i /'• :/: ': •••'b'!.''" ' ."-'•'• ' ' • old-FloHdasetting. young ^waiter^ .who promptly it was an excellent choice. A mix- The rice was cool but acceptable, With our dinner this week we Pastor. St. Isabel Parish. Sanibel Fashion Sundaes.. -. :• - :.,- •;•;••• returned with "the re-warmed ture of shrimp, scallops, and crab the baked potato excellent.. chose the Mondavi house wine at AH dinners .alsov include -Tjiistle Lddge; ;-;;-^ Developed by The Mariner Group, the creators of the quiche and profuse apologies. The meat in a rather good cheese sauce, As an aside, we continue to be $5.95 for a full carafe. The next homemade bread and your choise of beverage. award-winning Chad wick's Restaurant on Captiva Island. quiche turned out to be a very good this is a satisfying dish. pleasantly surprised that the time/we'll pay a bit more and Minimum order of two per dinner appetizer-though a serving I tried one of the evening's specials quality of restaurant-prepared bak- choose one of the offerings from a generous enough to be a full meal (which also always features several ed potatoes appears to be steadily decent and sensibly priced wine llibOa.ini. -2:00 p;rn: $$50 p^r ' '.• - '•:'-•• •>•:-. ••; .:-.;"> •: -:--"V :K /- On theGulf at CAM Ybel « Children tinder 12 half price. • •-'•• • ; :.-- :- ."' ' :•, •: I- ••: •': '.•••' :-\:,--. Resort, 1fe»t Gulf Drive, • for some appetites. • appealing fresh fish dishes) - in . uis improving, perhaps because list. Sanibel Island, Open B.SO to This ^was followed by a tossed case duckling' flan- joed at the customers are. demanding On Monday evening the Timbers m 10 PM. Lonnge open 5:3OP9f salad #ith the house dressing. Thetable. It was professionally something better than those foil- was crowded, arid we saw a lot of QiMh presented, well-'cook^d, and wrapped, plastic products that us- repeat customers there, people •;-I ."•; . : to ^ Amman J«ramh Jarieho dressing was excellent, but again OMIISM GafilM Btthtatum we found the quantity of it a bit too tender. The sauce was & bit over- ed to be passed off as potatoes. from the island who have made g«Ifsld« Mt.Carm«l Haifa TatAviv generous. There is a great tenden- whelming, b'it it was enjoyable and The manager of -*he;.:Tlnibejrsl-iii;' their choice and obviously like it. 11:30 - 2*« p.m. Holy Scriptm («ith cy to drown perfectly good lettuce Matt Asen, and he gives the job all ; liket decptf meaning nop(e>»jpil^fim:L AUDIENCEi visit-to-JtonwOf>TOu»ceiurnyo«>nop(e>»jpil^fim. anid a thoroufth lour o": . iiJthe tVjtica n anidd the ttrrnahhl City. W0%M^ coupon today: • Bv return' mail YOU wilt r»c«i»» o focl-pack«d foldtt *hich t^lli you whot you con e'ip«cf- •vary momtnt of an unforgtllobi*. •r — — —:—? - •»p«rien

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"Brazos River" and "An Interview with Rauschenberg": February 21 in the fine arts Enhance red cabbage with dark rum^apple, raisin* Rauschenberg opens exhibit Robert Rauschenberg and Leo Castelli". auditorium. Both programs will begin at February 7 in Room 91 of the Humanities 7:30 p.m and are free and 'open to the Internationally-acclaimed artist Robert By Twink Underbill local grocery at almost anytime of the Pall Corporation and the fine Arts Building and "Linoleum" and . "Robert public' •••_;--; ••'.,: ; '•.-.. -.....•• '• . > and put to soak in iced water for Rauschenberg will open his first Southwest the year and pick out a cabbage. about 30 minutes. Council of Florida. Anyone who has been to China in Florida exhibit February 3 at the Edison In conjunction with the exhibit, ECC will Drain the cabbage and place in a Community College Gallery of Fine Art; A show some Rauschenberg films, including the fall will not soon forget the saucepan. Add the orange zest, public reception is planned from 1:00-5:00 Filmmaker to show tivaofhis works mountains of cabbages which are Red Cabbage and Rum r 1 large red cabbage* rum, apple juice, a few grates of p.m." Sunday. •' • '" -y,:^-:-- ^- ' seen on every city street corner. nutmeg, ditto of pepper and the Most of the work in the ECC show was. New England artist and filmmaker Scbpplhbuse Gallery will feature the The government "encourages" the Grated zest of one orange done at his studios on Captiva Island where Gerald Hardy will show two of his film works of Hardy and Davis February 10-23, *k cup dark rum dash of. salt. .Add the unpeeled, presentations at the Schoolhouse Gallery beginning with a reception for the artists chopped apple and give it all a good the artist, maintains a home. The exhibit 1 cup unsweetened apple juice will include his new photo etchings, for at 7^0 and 8:30 p.m. February 9. - -: from 5:00-8:00 p.m. February 10. The cou- Freshly grated nutmeg stir. Bring to a boil and then let which much of the photography, was done in The first presentation is a multi-media ple has shown their work at the gallery for Freshly grated pepper simmer gently for about 10 Fortilkfyers., '. ;•_ ... /X~:J-: -jV" .;->.'• film program called^ "Land's End," in which the past four years. . ' what cooks minutes. Add the raisins and Rauschenberg has designed an original Hardy travelled from Maine to California. Both Hardy and Davis attended the Dash of salt seeking the many images used by an artist School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Har- 1 apple, cored and diced Sugar in the Raw. (Incidentally, if poster v for this:;? exhibition; - A • limited you haven't tried this product, give number of signed posters will be for sale at in his work. Using two movie projectors dy has had several one-man exhibits all V2 cup raisins it a whirl. A friend told us about it the exhibition. . -.. •'}'•:. i-:'-':"- •'. and a slide projector. Hardy shows images over the country and his work has-been population to stockpile this inex- 1 Tbsp. "Sugar in the Raw" of water, bark, rocks, sea creatures, birds featured in numerous art publications. He pensive vegetable. Any available and how gqpd it is on grapefruit.) Rauschenberg's work is on display in galleries throughout the world. He has and other details from nature and combines is a well-known photographer and film- surface is utilized to dry the cab- Cook for 5 to 10 minutes more, worked in the fields of priritmaking; pain- them into a personal art work. maker as well as painter and sculptor. bage in preparation for storage- Trim the outer leaves from the until cabbage is done to your taste. ting, sculpture, dance and theatrical The second film "Yes." deals with the. 'Davis, a native of Illinois and graduate of roof tiles, sidewalks, benches, cabbage and discard. Quarter the It should be a bit crisp. Serves four design. The Smithsonian Institution nam- work of artistMarilyn, Davis, Hardy's wife. Wheaton College, has travelled extensive- tables, whatever. cabbage and cut out the hard white to six, depending on the size of the ed him America's Bicentennial artist and Her interest in the baroque details of Vic- ly and has had major exhibitions, in Ger- Lucky for us, we can go to our core. Shred the remaining cabbage cabbage. he has received the Rhode Island School of torian architecture and her love of flowers many and all around the United States. Designs President's Fellow Award. Robert Rauschenberg, Captiva artist and children are incorporated into a bright Her subject matter often comes from the The ECC show is assisted by grants from and colorful film.: • - . v • world of children and flowers. • ' . :

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Island Reporter February!. 1980 B15 Only one way to make your bid? Play it for a Hop9 down. The game-bidding players who managed to get ten tricks from the hand did-so by trumping the Spade King returns to newact lead, cashing the dummy's Heart King, overtaking the By Susie Holly Heart Queen with the Ace, and then leading a Club. In ad- I; dition to losing one Club, a Spade was conceded to East's. Island residents who have been around seated Ace and a trick to East's ten of trutaps. ; :. -.;. Sanibel night spots for a couple of years Playing for a small slam in Hearts would require our might remember Dave Bennett. He used to South to find a plan that might make not just ten but play backup with Dan Morgan and the twelve tricks; In the absence of a hole in the floor into original Casa Band at the old Casa Ybel. southwest which to disappear, he decided that success could be gain- For a while they were one of the most ed only if East was holding one crucial card, the ten of popular acts around. •*'-. J-:-\.,~ ' ,.,- Hearts - and that therefore he should play for this as well : After ;a two- year'absence^; Bennettis ' as other breaks. . • —••. • .' >••.- .. •. .. .-.•'.. back on the island; minus MbrganV but with No duplicate bridge game at Community ."... - Both sides vutaerableV: r ; "^ : ' i " He trumped the Kinjr of Spades lead with dummy's Jack Leslie Brooks.:. Together th,ey form the Center tonight because of Arts & Graftsshow West: dealer. v--:;./•? :""'" •-•'"• - , • v\"''':-'''"::- • ."•.• of Hearts. The King of Hearts was cashed, then the four of Brooks Bennett Xhio. currently performing The bidding: West one'spade,'1 North: two spades, East Hearts led; When East did not play the ten, declarer finess- at TJhMle Lodge • ;^'J-^v<;\";? ;v" -^ >: ••' ed with the nine, which held. (Exhale!) A Club was; led ; . By Frlte Walther; : passes. South three.hearts, pass. North five hearts, pass,' In the month that the ^bupje has been South six hearts, pass, pass, pass.; : - : .-;-.- • ' toward the dummy. West ducked and the king held. (Ex- singing on Sanibel, they already have built Helen and I struggle and struggle at the Friday night Opening lead. Spade king. hale again!) A low Club was returned which West won up a following-and for good reason. They duplicate sessions. Then on the way home'one of us may with the Queen. He followed with a Spade, forcing declarer come across with good music performed in say, "I think we did better tonight, don't you? Maybe, at Recently, we came across the hand shown above, to trump with dummy's Queen. A low Club then led from a warm and friendly manner. They have a last, we will end up up there among the Top Three." But together with a comment about its play to the effect that the dummy and trumped by declarer established the Club wide-ranging repertoire of rock, country, week after week we always seem to end up, at best, having an optimist for one's partner can provide practice suit. (Smile of relief!) East's last trump was drawn with the popular jazz and nostalgic tunes. They can somewhere in the middle. at trying to accomplish the impossible. "Ah," we thought, Ace, on which the dummy's Jack of Diamonds was discard- do Dan Fogelberg one minute, switch to "maybe there's a hint here which will help the struggling ed, leaving the rest of the dummy high - and making our Waylon Jennings the next and end up with South the miracle-worker of the day. . • • North Walthers to a Top Score." a fine rendition of "Ain't She Sweet." S - none * At the tournament where this hand was played, by far So ... dear readers, you now know what it takes to get a "We do them all," Brooks said. "We try H-KQJ4 the greater number of North-South teams stopped at four "Top" at duplicate. Just an optimist for a partner - to to please everybody." D-AKJ Hearts and in all instances except one succeeded in making challenge one to try to do the, impossible. Of course, the The small bar area at Thistle Lodge is C-KJ9753 their game contracts. However, at one table South found high liklihood of collecting mostly "Bottoms" along the way more in keeping with their style than some himself trying to make a little slam. North evidently, was to that occasional, miraculous "Top" deserves some slight of the "rowdier, down-to-earth bars" they , West East so thrilled by the three Hearts response to his cue bid in consideration. Come to think of it, there may be.a helpful had been playing to in Columbus, Ohio, S-KQ9743 S-A85 Spades that he jumped to five Hearts. This of course left hint here for Helen and me after all. Possibly we shouldn't before coming to Sanibel, Brooks said; The H-72 H - 10 6 3 South little choice. Optimist partner across the table feel so badly when we end up "somewhere in the middle." intimate atmosphere at- Thistle allows- The Brooks Bennett Duo, with Leslie Brooks and Dave Bennett, is pleasing the crowds D-Q8 ' D-107 5 32 hadn't thought it necessary to ask about Aces: So he must It could be worse! Brooks and Bennett to talk to their au- at Thistle Lodge. . C-AQ6 C-104 be promising to deliver eleven tricks. South's Ace of dience. "We like to get to know the people South Hearts should be both a surprise and a sure twelfth trick. January 25 high scores: - : we're with. We want to find out what they taught him to play guitar. Bennett receiv- Brooks is much newer than Bennett to singing hard rock night after night and not S-J1O62 .- , Thus the bidding of six Hearts was entirely reasonable. North - Sooth; Wilson - Brown 189, Hilda Greener - Bud like. We try to talk to them both on and off ed further musical inspiration at age 9 the music world. At 23 she has been sing- knowing how to properly care for her voice. H-A985 One can imagine how South must have felt a moment Knight 171%. Hilda and John Pollack 160. • -.. stage," Brooks said. "That's why we like when he went to a Beatles concert. "The ing for only four years. She picked up a "I completely lost my range for. two years," D-964 later - when the opening lead of the Spade King had been East -West: Martha Kildow - Fred Weymouth 187V*. Mr. Thistle Lodge." i: Beatles really spurred me on," he said. guitar for the first time while a freshman at she said. C-8 2 made and the North dummy (pardon the phrase) was Jaid and Mrs. Rashman 184 V*. Dr. and Mrs. Warren Payne 184. Bennett and Brooks joined forces last- When he was 17, Bennett got his first big the University of Kentucky. She wanted to Brooks then started taking voice lessons March. They, met, two years ago when break auditioning for a spot in the band for earn money for school arid found she could from a good friend and teacher in Ohio and Brooks had a single act at a Holiday Inn the national touring company of "Jesus make $25 a night singing in an Italian was able to recover her three-octave range. and Bennett happened in one night for a Christ Superstar." ForlVi years he toured restaurant. She started out on her first job She played in three bands before starting 0 drink. He spotted an extra guitar on stage all over the United States and Europe with knowing only 10 songs. • her own single act and eventually teaming and at the urging of a friend joined Brooks •that rock opera. He then played with The next year. Brooks transferred to up with Bennett. for a couple of numbers. They dev- bands around Ohio before hooking up with Palm Ridge Ohio State, but dropped out soon after lan- 24OO Palm Ridge Rd. eloped a close friendship which a year DanMorgan in Cincinnati and later coming ding a job at the nearby Sheraton hotel. "I "Dave and I both have natural ears. Our later resulted in a professional partnership. to Sanibel. Morgan and Bennett split thought this was going to be an easy road,"- vocal tones go together and we harmonize SUB SHOP : Both Brooks and Bennett got their shortly after leaving the island. Morgan she said, but soon found out there were well," she said. Their duo was a natural. Hours 10:30 AM - 6:00 PM Mon. thru Sat. closed Sun.. ^musical starts in Ohio. Twenty-five-year- now is playing alone in Cincinnati and is tougher times ahead. , Bennett's strength is guitar while Coll 472-537* (cold c»rt») For Fart Plth-Up Srvlc* old Bennett grew up around Cohimbus about ready to cut his. first album, Bennett- With noformal vocal training",Brooks ex- r^ia^.id^ja^fapn4*^!i^ciiom,.z 9 continued on 16-B FRESH SEAFOOD MKT. V 6 '"' ' ' ' Cant R" STI'AVART iSTLD South KrotVss 'htterniezizo'proves tobeWsappoMrnent By Jan Holly by Russian composers-the Cello Concerto The piece, an excerpt from Kroll's opera "A increased rhythmic activity and elevated [•"isHiNC. i At. Ki.l of Aram Khachaturian and Prokofieffs Night on the Neva," betrays the pitch levels.' He imbued the work with a . The Fort Myers Symphony Orchestra, Symphony No. 7. In addition, the orchestra composer's apparent oblivion to over 100 "Russian" flavor by fashioning a typical under the direction of Arlo Deibler, gave Fredric Joseph KroU's "Intermezzo" years of evolution-and revolution-in "Russian" theme in the manner of presented the third concert of its season its world premiere performance:. musical expression. It is riddled with 19th Tchaikovsky or Rachmaninoff. His or- THE last Saturday evening at Exhibition Hall. chestration, dominated by the strings, is !St iiN( ) TAC' "Intermezzo," a one-movement work tak- century conventions that have since that The concert featured a performance by An- ing inspiration from Russian literature, time degenerated into cliche. thoroughly anachronistic, as is his predic- REELEEL tony Cooke, Professor of Cello at the was by all standards a disappointment. For dramatic tension, the composer table and cliched harmonic language. University of South Florida in Tampa. Although written less than two years ago, resorted to such stereotypes as the minor Within the context of these limitations, ! IVi 1 !)i:( Aii i) MIKiMi' !..' - On the program were two compositions stylistically it belongs to the last century; mode, conventional orchestral crescendos, ! K( >/!..\ tvV.T CliAH'i \ l\ ©continued on 16-B

SANlBF.l. CKNTUK BLDG. PHRKVINKl.L he formed the New Lost City Ramblers together. It isn't that easy," he com- & CASA YBHL KD with Mike Seeger (half-brother of folk mented. Cohen said his first couple of films singer Peter Seeger) and. Tracy Schwartz ended up being a succession. of still and the three of them set out to "revive a photographs run together. GO BANANAS! Cohen brings talents to island music." The music they played was tradi- All of Cohen's films have been basically tional string band music, real folk music, one-person productions. ''Hollywood films rooted in the rural hills of eastern Ken- Cohen said, "not Peter Paul and Mary." are done by many different technicians. I F&B OYSTER CO. tucky. Cohen has based much of his life's For 20 years the New Lost City do it all. I consider it an integral part of the Our Sanibanana Split work on the folk music which emanates .Ramblers travelled all over this country creative process," he said. from that region and other out-of-the-way and Australia, performing at festivals and Besides, he added, a big film crew would places like it. -' • college campuses, and produced 15 albums. get in the way. He recalled that for his will drive you right Describing Cohen's work is a difficult The group decided to split up in 1978. • .•latest film "Qeros: The Shape of task which easily could fill a book. It is In the meantime.Cohen was developing Survival," which* was made for NOVA and out of your hard, first of all, to know what to call him. yet another interest which would incor- shown last year on PBS, NOVA wanted to Musician, photographer, filmmaker, artist, porate his love of music and photography. provide a cameraman, sound and light teacher - all are appropriate titles for That interest in filmmakingha s become his technicians and associate producers. Cohen mind with delight Cohen who seems to excel at each of his major passion. Though he doesn't make his refused. "That would overwhelm the peo- separate but related talents; living at it-he does that by teaching ple. They would become actors. I can relate Cohen was on Sanibel last week to share photography and drawing at the State to them alone." some of those talents. Barrier Island Group University of New York in Purchase- The Qeros film revived another of for the Arts sponsored, a showing of two of filmmaking "is what I do. It's the strongest Cohen's many interests-this one in Peru- his films, several photographs and a sample force in my life." vian Indian culture. He first travelled to of his banjo playing. . Since 1962 Cohen has made five films, all Peru in the late 1950's to do his master's Be Daring. A FISH HOUSE Cohen's life began on. Long Island where dealing in one way or another with music. thesis on Peruvian weaving. He returned he grew up wanting to be an artist. He He categorizes himself as an independent in 1964 to record Peruvian music, and again 21(63 Perhvirikje graduated' from Yale Art School in the filmmaker who makes films for himself. in 1976 to investigate making the film 1950's. His first job took him back to New Most of his films, however, have been which finally was completed in 1979. ' , i ONE Qf^WE FINEST York City where he worked asa painter distributed nationally and are shown in col- ; : . Cohen currently is finishing another film FISH riOliSES IN .SpUTHWdst FLORIDA and freelance photographer. ' .-His lege courses; at museums, film festivals or on Peruvian weaving, as well as a film on photographs were published in a variety of TRY OUR. FAMQU$ SHORE DINNER • by small theatres which specialize in in- T the Carters, an early family of country RESTAURANT AND ICE CREAM PARLOR national circulation magazines from Life to ""dependent films, _•• Cohen has won several music singers, among whom is June Carter. BEERS AND WINES John Cohen-musician, • photographer, Harper's Bazaar. He also had the first of awards for his films. He has plans to do many more films and filmmaker, artist, teacher. _ Y. ; many onerman shows of his photographic His first film, ."the High Lonesome has submitted proposals for grants on films SERVED DAILY 5:00 to?:30 work at this time. Sound," dealt with' "the folk music of the' dealing with dance in Peru, ballad singing But eventually Cohen became coal mining region in eastern Kentucky. In in Britain, a fiddler in Maine and crowds in 2075 Periwinkle Way Sanibel Island, Florida 33957 Phone 472-5276 By Susie Holly ; ,: dissatisfied with "working for editors who 1959 Cohen spent five, weeks in the area "to New York City. ,. " : Open at 11:00 a.m. for Lunch didn't f eally know what they wanted, and I try to find out what there was about it that At 47 Cohen has accomplished a great Serving Dinner (or a Snack) 5:30 - 9:00 p.m. ; \y j^^^^^^ York Gk -;got;'more interested in doing my- own moved me." He spent those weeks recor- deal and seems to have no intention of slow- 472-2525 Closed Sunday RAW OYSTER BAR Hy and has spent mucn;b'f Ins .life in arid photos and music." \ " ding the people's ' music and taking- ing down. As if to prove that, he recently around that;, teaming metropolis. But he Somewhere along the line, despite his photographs. • ; took up the fiddle in his ever scarce spare & could have fooled anybody; jHistalk, mari- big city background, Cohen had developed , He decided to return in 1962 for six more time-that's when he isn't playing the banjo, ner,' dress and most of all his primary a taste for country arid folk music and had weeks to put the photos and music together, taking photos, painting; teaching, or mak- motivation in life all seem more firmly taught himself how to pick a banjo. In 1958 into a film. "I thought you just put the two ing a film. B16 February 1,1980 Island Reporter Island Reporter February 1,1980 B17 Fort Myers Orchestra fails to do justice to music China revisited prompts second Campbell series Followingher first visit to China, and we were all to be met in various cities tarmac and up the dark steps at tne front of •from 15-B deficiency on the part of the soloist, but to succeeded, not in realizing the intentions recognizable. This served, regrettably, on-' Sanibel resident 'Jean Campbell wrote an by the Chinese equivalent of a Responsible the terminal. the orchestra's inability to give the soloist. of the composers, but in obscuring that in- ly to diminish the audience's understanding account of her trip for the Island Reporter. Person who would accompany us during Someone must have been expecting us as "Intermezzo" is, «t least, coherent and" adequate support, . t tent, such that throughout much of the con- and appreciation of two of this century's She recently returned for a second visit, the entire trip. the strains of "Red River Valley," good old unified, with a simple, straightforward for- Similarly, the orchestra's performance, of cert the music was, in fact, barely most respected Russian composers: and was moved to write a second install- Resting briefly in Hong Kong we entered American mountain music, blared forth mal design made audible by careful craft- Prokofieff 8 Symphony No. 7 was lost to the ment This is the first of three parts. China via Canton on a sweltering from the terminal's loudspeakers. We. plod- smanship. auditor. November morning. The first impression in ded up the steps and through the main Khachaturian's Cello Concerto is, on the . There is, in music, a crucial conflict bet- any Chinese city is the great mass of people lounge and into its dining room. There our other hand, a thoroughly convincing essay. ween the composer's intentions and the By Jean Campbell swarming through sidewalks and streets, Chinese Responsible Person greeted us. Like Bartok before him Khachaturian saw abilities of the performers to make those Duo hopes to produce album sitting in doorways and watching out of We were tired, we didn't want another in Slavic folk music great potential for. intentions audible.. The extent to which a mfrom 15-B and Bennett do a lot of studio work.. Brooks At the moment China opened its doors every window.; Canton was warm and multi-course dinner, and were upset to musical expression. In the Cello Concerto, performing group can approach the com- has recorded several commercials in Ohio wide to the American traveller a little over sticky that day and even greater numbers learn that 10 or so Strange Friendly he used the characteristic features of this, poser's ideal is an accurate measure of that Brooks has the stronger voice, so the two and would like, to break into the national a year ago, my husband and I had the good of individuals gathered in knots to stare at Foreigners, mostly East Indians and folk heritage to create an {excellent plat- group's merit. '•'••. together help and complement each other. advertising market." Bennett, top, ;has" fortune to have been in Wuhan, a. large in- us with unblinking eyes. This surprised me, Filipinos, were to join our party. However, dustrial city in central China. We had just a form for the virtuoso to display his It is understandable that the orchestra Brooks writes many of her own songs, aid- played in some commercials. .: ' for Westerners are not unknown there. those, new Friendly Foreigners, the technical and expressive powers. From the should prefer to perform music which in- ed by Bennett. Brooks regards herself As for their immediate future on Sanibel, taste of this enormous country of almost a - Canton has hosted the Chinese Interna- strangers, remained with us the entire trip relentless driving rhythms of the cello's: terests and challenges its members; but it primarily as a lyricist and is helped by Ben- Brooks and Bennett have indefinite plans. billion people and 4000 years of recorded tional Trade Fairs for well over a-decade. . and w.e became rather fond of most of them. first movement opening/ theme to the also has an obligation, not merely to the au- nett in the arranging and composing the, Their agreement with-. Thistle Lodge is history, and we promised ourselves to That afternoon we boarded a Chinese Revived by a good night's rest in a highly embellished melodic line of the se- dience, but to the composer, to fulfill his in- melody line; return as soon as possible. This we did, in National Airline's British-made .Trident : uncertain and they have had. other offers. " heated hotel near the airport, we were cond movement, this vital folk music in tent and do justice to his music. • - Like all up and coming musicians, the They do hope, nonetheless, to start up a November, 1979, less than a year after our jet. It was dark when, some four hours moved, the netft day, to the famous Peking every way enhances the virtuosity of the The Fort Myers Symphony Orchestra! Brooks Bennett' Duo hopes eventually to Sunday jam session with island musicians first, visit. later, we landed in Peking's International Hotel, a huge edifice otover 500 rooms. We cello part, the two elements combining to was unable to deliver a satisfactory We were a group of 25 which included The bright jacket and friendly smile of a put out an album of their own songs. "But within the-next few weeks, whether or. not Airport with a long roll and a shudder. A were in the wing constructed by the young'child provides a splash of color in — complement one another. : reading of either Khachaturian's Concerto we want to get it perfect first," Bennett they stay at Thistle Lodge. They say they many good island friends. According to the blast of arctic air smacked our faces as we Soviets in another, friendlier era. Notwithstanding,'the work failed in per- an otherwise grey .winter Peking. or Prokofieff s last and perhaps finest sym- • said. ' ."• " '. ' •,•••-..•'•••••.•;•. have enough connections, here that they Chinese we were. 24 Friendly Foreigners descended the unlit steps from the aircraft. formance Saturday night, owing not to any phony. 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B18 February 1,1980 Island Reporter Island Reporter February 1,1980 B19 Democracy Wall now of f limits ill Tung is to be seen. Cold-eyed guards with •from 17-B unblinking composure, rifle bayonettes- This annex had its architecture and in- well-honed, eyed us stoically as we passed. terior designed for the niost self-indulgent We were allowed no-purses or gloves, as bourgeoisie. The ceilings were, elegantly hands must be bare and dangling loose I high, the windows and drapes and within this'shrine. Mao's mausoleum, only Peking's • famous bedspreads were of satin, there was a tv open three days week, attracts queues Democracy Wall, is now -broken- and an elegant chandelier several blocks in length even during the out of bounds. . I suspended from the ceiling. most inclement weather. ' \ In winter Peking is the drabbest of We were taken through the Summer cities. It is covered with the fine blowing Palace with its lovely, intricate tiled roofs sand from the Gobi Desert and grey smog and maze of dreamy courtyards; its boat- year before, but today readily available to footfalls.disappear into, the rising evening from its hundreds of thousands of stoves shaped marble palace floating that day the foreigner. I never saw Coca Cola of- mists of dust and fog. Workers bicycle or THE WHITE CAPS h burn pressed coal bricks. Hundreds upon a lake of ice. The last empress paid for fered for sale in a store for the locals. Who are bussed home and most Chinese, after of new, boxy grey brick apartment this personal abode with funds collected for could buy that American beverage on_a eight hours of laborious toil, have gone Vacation cottages on Sanibel Island, buildings line the long avenues - the new a national navy. The fishermen, their boats salary the equivalent of 25-40 American home to bed. The streets are emptied of typical of early Sanibel Island living, China's response to housing its millions. amid a shimmering sheet of ice, were pun- dollars per month? people and noise and confusion as no located at 2704 West Gulf Drive, right Heavy grey winter mists brush the early ching holes in its surface in which to drop We were even taken to see Democracy private ownership of automobiles is allow- morning and evening landscapes and the. their lines. Wall, that-great indicator of China'a new ed in China. One can walk the streets alone on the Gulf of Mexico, amid swaying earth in the city is beaten to the consisten- We browsed through the old part of the. freedom, where' anyone, friend or foe, and safely during any hour at night. Palm Trees and natural shrubs. Enjoy, cy of granite by millions of feet; it is so dry city where stone rubbings and antiques are native or foreigner, can tack his comments carefree living in these cute duplexes. and hard it almost gleams. found, where last year I had to beg bur in- or criticisms along this great visible ex- One evening, exhausted from the day's There are occasional splashes of color, terpreter for a private tour. Much hard cur- panse on Peking's main artery. The activities, I remained in the hotel, alone Clear practicality for those who enjoy - scarlet usually; a red star upon a cap or the rency is spent in this section of the city and Chinese were lined before it, intent upon while the others left to see an opera or being out of doors and on the Beach bright jacket and hood of a young child or a it's now a routine stop for visitors." reading any new ..notices. Unfortunately, acrobatic show. There, was a broken color most of the time. wall or banner of red or yellow with We saw the Forbidden City with its hun- but not surprisingly? we learned soon after tv in pur room of high ceilings and satin Chinese characters strung along its length. dreds of rooms, painted powdery red. Some that Democracy Wall is now out of bounds. curtains, but another one which worked There is a monotonous uniformity about of its courtyards are 15-stones thick to pre- Anyone wishing to voice his opinions via down the hall in a sitting, room. A lone Each unit has one bedroom and bath, Peking and all Chinese cities as all their vent enemies from burrowing up from paper posters must use a more-obscure Mongolian, in a white shirt and black boots, kitchenette and living area plus a . citizens wear dark blue or dull green padd- underground tunnels. location in an outlying district of Peking. and I watehed a Chinese soap opera. An ex- I ed jackets and trousers. We ate like gourmands, in huge, At dusk, we returned to the great Pek- otic aroma of unknown origin, perhaps in- screened porch, furnished to accom- We were taken on the usual tourist restaurants, always a course of Peking ing Hotel, the rooms of which are complete- cense and almonds, permeated those long modate two to four persons. Air con- route, thrust ahead of the long line of duck plus 12 to 15 more dishes in ly booked during 1980 for diplomats and and dimly-lit corridors of the Peking Hotel, ditioned .... heated ... television. patiently-waiting Chinese enduring sub- restaurants reserved for foreigners only. businessmen. W^ watched this great city and I felt that I had arrived in a very dis- zero temperatures to walk by the Great Outside I unhappily espied stacks of cases simmer down to a whisper. The cacophony tant land. Fishing, shelling, swimming, wild life Crystal crypt where the body of Mao-tse- of Coca Cola, up unknown beverage the of horns, bicycle bells and thousands of Continued next week. and bird watching.

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The cottages will be updated with new shaker roofs and porches. Prices start A FISH HOUSE at $70,000. People come Come to 2422 Periwinkle Way for 1 Announces Its Famous Sunday assistance from our Professional Sales people. thousands of CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH 1 miles to dine here. Apart from Super-Delicious Dishes, SlMfi UShlfe Ptfkunt YOU CAN DRINK Virginia Wide, Wimbledon Champion Iburtng Tknnls Pro fir South Seat Plantation noon. East Gulf Drive 11:00a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Ferry Road I (Lighthouse End of the Island) 2162 Periwinkle Way A "Right on the; Water" .Condominium project. Eleven Chathvick'8, on the Up ofCaptiva. large refreshingly roomy units (approximately 28 x 60) Stop in to discuss reservations for an apartment in this Island at the entrance of South two bedrooms plus den. - desirable complex (on the Gulf^ consisting of 14 two 1 Seas Plantation Resort. (813) DUDDIEMcrs bedroom units and one single family, home; Swimming 472-5111. One building with three floors. Four units on each of two pool,Tennis, shelling & beautiful Sunsets await the lucky' Selected as one of Florida's Top FISH HOUSE floors and three penthouses on the third floor. Covered purchasers at Snug Harbor. Pre-construction prices range parking, storage, & screened lanai on the ground level. from $150,000 to $190,000. Large comfortable units. 100 restaurants by Florida ON THE BEACH Tennis court and swimming pool to enjoy in your.leisure Trend magazine. Open to one hours. ; ; and all. (Reservations are coming in.) Now is the time to make (Formerly The Castaways your selection. Stop at 2422 Periwinkle Way. Our Pro- Lunch 11:30 to 2:00 Monday - At Blind Pass) You've seen the rest, now Buy the Best. Stop at 2422 fessional sales representatives will be happy to assist you. through Saturday, Dinner 5:30 Periwinkle Way. Our Professional sales representative to 10:00 daily. will assist you. Entertainment nighty IS NOW OPEN FROM except Monday. 11 to 9 SERVING So do I. FULL SEAFOOD MENU Noted For: ALL THE STEAMED SHRIMP YOU CAN EAT BLJUEBILL PROPERTIES ING Registered Real Estate Broker- ;. in Main Office: 2422 Periwinkle Way Award Winning Dining and Entertainment. Children Welcome Sanibel Island, Florida 33957 472-3569 (813)472-152$ Island Reporter February 1,1980 B21 B20 February 1,1980 Island Reporter Masterpiece of modern literature marks 'Samurai9 rim but romantic reaper in new MacDonald novel The story opens with McGee in a removing "serious". women from so the fate of McGee. MacDonald By Mary R. Kelsey rare novel, a work of art already marked as years of the twentieth century. A THE GREEN RIPPER by John D. belongs to a society of Noh lovers. He is in- lacDonald;J.B. Lippincott Co., mild state of euphoria over Gretal, McGee's life). Very quickly, the. has created a new character for ;"* t a lasting piece of modern literature. It is a dominating character, complex and spiring, but he is also an anachronism, out : For the fiction readers - a group of fine masterpiece about the decline of the 1979, 221 pages the lovely and sophisticated lady salvage specialist is convinced that him—bitter, violent and new novels: fascinating, - Hayato is steeped in the of touch with the new century, and it leads disenchanted—veritably, a new aristocratic Hayato family during the early Samurai tradition, sings Noh songs. to tragedy. he had rescued in "The Empty Cop- some kind of an evil international "The Feast of All Saints" by Anne Rice. By George Tenney per Sea." She is the "for-certain" organization has killed to hide it •C Don't Gamble AS ADVERTISED ON:~N on Burglary holiday, SANTIVA &ABC-, 'CBS I rent-acarsystemvi $ #•% •?=• NETWORK I |t\ B^l RADIO I 936-5400 MART mutual 1 26 Crystal Drive u 'I PAT SUMMERALL (Behind McDonald's on U.S. 41 S) Ft. Myers, F!a. 33907 FOR CONVENIENT Heavy-Duty Batteries DONT See Our Complete Selection POLLUTE OUR Open 7 Days WATERS! A Week Master MECHANIC® 7AM to 9PM

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KKH A .\ hnftl«l island Reporter February 1, oca B22 Feontary J,1S«O Island Reporter Audubon bird census results f:i • from 22-B woodpecker-163, yellow-bellied sapsucker-5. great-crested . flycatcher-2, Low Christinas bird eou^tiiicluded unusual observations semipalmated plpver-13,' Wilson's Eastern phoebe-16, ^lue jay-27j fish By George Weymouth from about this latitude south to the Keys -thousands of them I understand. It's just snowy egret-43, little blue heron-98, red- plover-88. / ... "' *•'. .'..;--' ••',.'"-•"'''....'.' crow-1353, house wreh-5, Carolina wren-13, where the few flycatchers of these two*, been too warm to push them down this far. dish egret-2, tricolored heron-34, cattle KiIIdeer-24, ruddy turnstone-269, spot- mockingbird-98. - In my last ^olomn I pointed out that species winter, but I have.no record of any Only 12 were seen locally during the count. egret-18,' green heron-32, black-crowned ten sapdpiper-31; willet-543, .greater \ Gray catbira-77, brown thrasher-12, about 12 species of birds were not recorded scissor-tails ever being seen on the islands .- Another oddball picked up on the count night heron-3, yellow-crowned night heron- yellowlegs-6,: lesser yellowlegs-8, short- American > robin-3231, blue-gray because of the balmy day ^m which the this time of year. was a long-billed marsh wren. (I saw a 11, least bitterii-1, American bittern-2, billed dowitcher-453, red knot-450. gnatcatcher-137, cedar waxwing-47, log- 1 count was held (December 12). As a result Erard Matthiessen was checking out short-billed marsh wren on December 27 woodstork-39, roseate spoonbill-3, white dunIin-205, Sanderling-736, least gerhead shrike-1, starling-521, white^yed flE only 114 species were recorded on this Na- Pine Island Sound down to Blind Pass and just past the tower in the Darling tract ibis-1023, mottled duck-92, American sandpiper-5, Western sandpiper-190, herr- vireo-5, black and white warbler-1, palm recorded only nine white pelicans-a very along the dike. They are now called sedge wigeon-331, pintail-292, blue-winged ing gull-43, ring-billed gull 1272, laughing warbler-95, yellow-rumped warbler-418, .low number. His group did record 12 wrens, by the way.) teal-507, northern shoveler-37.^ : ;;; gull-3038, Forster's tern-148, sandwich yellow throated warbler-7, common yellow yM sanibel sightings Bonaparte gulls, but 1^1 Pierce, who Jack Collins' group collected a white- tern-127, royal tern-541, black skimmer-539, throat-47; house .sparrow-97, red-winged surveyed the area south of Blind Pass, saw winged dove, and the Saxingers-leave it to • Red-breasted merganser-154, -turkey rock dove-5». ••:., ,.^:.: .:,_ •'••••... '•••'.; ..'. blackWrd,1543. v : .;;, them-racked up two * ruby-crowned vulture-94, black vulture49, sharp-shinned Mourning dove-ip, ground dove-303, Boat-tailed : grackle-7, common tional Audubon Society-sponsored bird cen- On the other hand tfattfciessen didn't kinglets, a parula warbler and three hawlc-2, red-shouldered hawk-75, bald smooth-billed, ani-12, screech owl-6, belted < grackle-122, cardinal-53, indigo bunting-1. sus. Even though the count'was relatively spot one horned grebe, (very odd!!), yet orange-crowned warblers. • Hang in there eagle-1, osprey-88, American kestrel-5& " kingfisher-64, common flicker-110, plieated American goldfinch-321. Rufous-sided low. a few unusual observations are Worthy Pierce's party recorded 81' and other Billy! king raiI-2, sora rail-2, common woodpecker-40, red-bellied towhee-37, swamp sparrbw-3. of mention. . , ; groups saw 16 more, all south of Blind Pass. Here are the rest of the sightings: - gallinule-125, American coot 290, American Sarita Van Vleck and her group on Cap? Just why is anybody's guess. . Common loon-12, pied-billed grebe-34, oyster catcher-8, black-bellied plover-404, Sixty-six anhingas were sighted during the December 12 island bird count tiva recorded two seissor-tailed fly cat- Normally we have hundreds of lesser brown pelican-1309, double crested piping plover-3, snowy plover-27, chers plus a Western kingbird. On thescaup on the islands but on the day of the cormorant-1045, anhinga-66, frigate .mainland this species is usually recorded count they were all up in Charlotte Harbor- bird-24, great blue heron-29, great egret-54, 9 continued on 23-B Passion Play at easy living fashions — Gulf front dining coconut for your Island pleasures in the Bahama Room of Sundial •\!. Alps, Along the Danube& Rhine Dreakfast Lunch Dinner Served doily ^$399 SEASONAL Friday Seafood Buffet HNE PAPERS 6 to 9:45 on Restaurant & Lounge Sunday Crunch £^$945 11 am to 2-30 pm Established Since 1957 from $1495 Handbags Fashion show plus airfare straw •t Departures Every Thursday SELECT wicker il-lOPM May 22 to Sept 25, 1980 fabric Can for brochure with itineraries ITEMS also carry-all AAaclntosh totes BAHAMA ROOM 1:' Gifts-Baskets-Furnishings- Wall Decor Meeting and banquet facilities Creative" Book Shop available. 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RESTAURANTS IN THE STATE • offer limited to married couples ONLY between the ages of 25 to 60. Freeport entry -requirements are either a birth certificate, Soup, Salad Bar, selected Breads and J MAIL TO: Island Reporter, voter's registration or valid passport. j| P.O. Drawer R, Sanibel Island. assorted Desserts. $6.95 I Florida 33957 FOR SEMINAR I NAME . . For land lovers we have Prime Ranch Cat Steak LOCATIONS Happy Hour 4-6 | ADDRF.SS. WINES* BEER TIMES & DATES Serving Hors «T Oeuvres I ; Pine Children's Menu I CITY call ISTATK : ALL ITEMS Full Menu _ZIP_ .On Oar Menu Are Prepared (813) 472-5104 Please bill me Located in front of Bailey's I enclose my check for $ Fresh Dafly Ip OurKitchen An fnierval Ownet ship Condomtntum Resori 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 472-1366 On Island - $7 -60 per year Continental U.S. or Split Ion and bffl ' ' and Oyster Bar , •• ' v Wan.n $10 ()()per year Canada and Foreign - $12.50 per year ' 9f980.CAPTRAN.INC. INTERVAL REALTY. INC: REO. REAL ESTATE 6R0KEA (U.S. currency, please). . .-.•-.- ; ' n's ls a ^_ new subscription renewal.. ' Island Reporter February!, 1980 B24 February 1,1980 Island Reporter M LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS OBITUARIES PUMJCMBETINGS 5, NOW CLASSIFIED AS 100%. . m Christian Women's luncheon ...CUV OB SAMSa. FLORIDA WETLANDS, TO ALTERED LAND, AS IN CONFORMANCE WITH It Is my Intention to epply to »•• An appearance by a veteran Latin Club luncheon. '•' • , *"'• "Fisherman's net,*'a youth singing group The City of Sanibel will hold THE KEY. SUBMITTED BY THE Clerk of the OrcuH Court bi and American Mission worker and a program The public is invited to the luncheon. from Florida's east coast, will perform at Oliver Holmes Malinzi Public Meetings beginning at CITY OF SANIBEL. NO. 80-202 for Lee County, Florida to Youth singing 2:00 P.M. on Monday,, S.A. ftfQisfw tn# solo nonw.of Solor . on antique dolls will highlight the February Admission is $5.25. Reservations are re- the First Baptist Church on Sanibel. The luncheon of the Sanibel-Captiva Christian A memorial service will be held today in February 18, I960, at MocKen- p quired and cancellations must be made 24 church will host a cook out at 6:00 p.m. Michael Holmes Matinzi of New York City; zie Hall. 2245 Palm Ridge Women's Club. hours in advance. Contact Diane Cood at Buffalo, New York for Oliver Houses a daughter, Grace Werner Matinzi of Buf- ' These meetings ore scheduled of Section 865.09, Florida Saturday, February 2. followed by singing Rood, Sanibel, Florida, to con- by the Planning Department Statutes, 1863. The luncheon will be held Thursday, 472-4673 or Ruth Rau at 472-1218 for reser- Matinzi, 61, who died at his Sanibel home falo;, and a brother, -Lewis Matinzi of sider the following applica- at .7:00. The group also will perform at the on January 20. - } : ' ~ : staff to hear citizen comments. - February ? -from 11:00 a-m.-lHN) pjn. at vations. For babysitting service call Becky church's Sunday service at 11:00 a.m. ; Plymouth. ; .-.',. tions: No final action on. the pro- Witness my hand,- this 28 day Chadwick's Restaurant on Captiva. Cowan at 472-4241. ? VA to orm A native of Plymouth, Massachusetts, • Memorial contributions may be made to posals will be taken at this of January, 1980. Gerard The guest speaker, PatSchulert, served MatinzTs early career in the entertainment: the charity of choice on Sanibel. 1. 2:00 P.M. CONSIDERATION! "meeting. '• m» • • • with the Latin American Mission in Costa field as business manager to the Glen Gray OF A REQUEST FOR A SPECIFIC Rica for two years and in Columbia for 8Vt and Vaughn Monroe dance bands. He later, AMENDMENT TO SECTIONS Bruce.Ai Rogers- Sworn to and subscribed to by 3.2.3: PERMITTED USE MAP, Planning Director :': '•'•, years. In Columbia she taught Spanish and managed theaters in Cape Cod. During AND 3.3.4: COMMERCIAL USE, 28th day of January, A.D. served as principal of a boarding school for World War II he-served in the Pacific and TO PERMIT A RESTRICTED COM- 1980. >i-n girls. earned the Bronze Star. Following the war MeDougall MERCIAL CLASSIFICATION ON Usalarraon A graduate of Wheaton College and resi- surgeon tos he entered the food business and retired in A VACANT PARCB. IN SECTION NOTICE Of IHTENT1ON Notary Public 1977 as regional manager of C.P.C. Internal 19, TOWNSHIP 46 SOUTH, TO KEG4STBI dent of St. Petersburg, Mrs. Schulert has *• Mass of Christian burial was held Mon- RANGE 22 EAST AND LOCATED spoken to nearly 100 Christian Women's Dr. Herbert Wagemaker. physician, physical illnesses had a parallel^'mental" il- tional Cooperation. . . ^ , ' day for William T. MeDougall, 60, of ncnnoiis NAME */l. 2/t. 2/i».- i/tt psychiatrist, author and teacher will be .the lness caused in part by the alienation and ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF Clubs throughout the state. '•'.,. He was active in food organizations and Sanibel, who died January 25. Interment PERIWINKLE WAY, WEST OF THE •[• The undersigned does hereby As a mother of four, Constance Adams speaker at the second prayer breakfast loneliness of the present fast-moving times. was' named the Grocery Manufacturers ' was in the Lee Memorial Park Cemetery. ENTRANCE TO PERIWINKLE sponsored by St. Michael and All Angels certify that I am conducting a had ample opportunity to practice her sew- As a result he took up the study of Representatives' Man-of-the-Year in 1972. MeDougall moved to Sanibel two years TRAILER PARK, AS SUBMITTED solar service business at 2415 ing and she used her skill to make war- Episcopal Church at 8:00 a.m. on Saturday, psychiatry and combined- it with his Memberships included The Saturn Club, ago from Lexington, Kentucky. BY DONALD t. BISSELL NO. Periwinkle, Sanibel, Florida drobes for her children's dolls. When her February 16 in the church parish hall. His medical and surgical practice. The Buffalo Racquet Club, Mid-Day and He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Helen S.A. 80-203. under' the fictitious name of subject will be "The Joy ofBelbnging." His findings have been described in Trap and Field Clubs and Rotary. While on MeDougall of Sanibel; a daughter. Miss Solar Services and that said children were grown, Mrs. Adams became 2. 2:15 P.M. CONSIDERATION firm Is composed of the follow- interested in collecting and restoring anti- several books which he has authored. Sanibel he volunteered time for the last Meianie MeDougall of Cranbury, New The featured speaker is not only a noted These deal not only with family life but also OF A REQUEST FOR A SPECIFIC ing persons-whose names and que dolls. She is a member of doll collec- two. years as a lecturer on marketing at Jersey; two brothers, Eugene MeDougall AMENDMENT TO SECTION places of residences, are as tors clubs in Minnesota, where she lives Pat Schulert, a Latin American Mission •surgeon and psychiatrist, but is also a pro? with life as an accepting and believing Edison Community College. and Robert MeDougall, both of Long 3.2.4: ECOLOGICAL ZONES follows: Gerard Moran JH. 1 - during the summer, and Florida, where she worker, mill speak at the Christian fessor in the School of Medicine at Christian individual. He was the husband of the late Barbara. Island, New York; and a sister, Mrs. Marie MAP, TO RECLASSIFY THOSE Box 59, Estero, Fla. 33928. Women's Club luncheon February 7* ~ Louisville University, Louisville, Ken- Tickets for the breakfast are $2.50 each Werner Matinzi, and is survived by a son. Krasner of Richmond Hill, New York. . PORTIONS OF THE ROCKS, LOTS -Ownership of Solar Services is winters. She will present a special feature 8 THROUGH 25. UNIT 5, BLOCK • • • .1 on antique dolls at the Christian Women's tucky. Very early in his medical practice. and may be obtained at St. Michael Church as follows: Gerard Moran - Dr. Wagemaker discovered that many or Noah's Ark Thrift Shop.

UnHarian-Unlversaltst: Edison Aye. and Clifford Sann^ Cetnareganonal United Chwrcb of -.i •;•- , In Ft. Myers. Sunday service and church school Christ: Worship 10:30 a.m. Sundays at the, GIFTS at 10:30'a.m., Dr. Donold.T. Marshall, minister; Sanibel Community Association building. The ': 'vV Only congregation serving the area. ReV. Webb Howard, Minister. .,.' Evangel Temple Assembly of Cod: .Victor Maurice, pastor. Sunday service 3:00 p.m., Tues- day service 7:30 p.m.- Temporary Temple located Temple Judea, Conservative Synagogue: 5010 Aquarian Center for Research and Enlighten- on U.S. 41 South; one mile south of Gladiolus McGregor Boulevard (at Colonial Boulevard]. ment: Sunday -meditation healing at 7:00 p.m., gatherings: Dr., upstairs above Nancy's Pottery Shoppe. Full Services held Friday, 8:00 p.m. For information speaker at 7:30 p.m. .Thursdays, healing - in- : > ; gospel pentacostal ministry. Phone 482-6622 or call 481-7622. . •>'';:^- ';'' •• - -.• •-• ;v-••••.;; -•• dividual focus at'. 10:00. 'a.m., healing-group New Christian ladles Bible Study on Monday 936-7956. focus at 11 -.00 a.m., consciousness growth group evenings at 7:00 p.m. in the Fellowship building at 7:30 p.m. Classes also (call for schedule). at the First Baptist Church. ' ••.f|i Temple Beth-el Synagogue: 2721 - Del Prado Contact Ron Reynolds at 332-2123 for more infor- Captiva Chapel By the Sea: Services every Sun-' Parkway, Cape Coral.' Friday'worship, 8:00 p.m. mation. Located "at 2749 Central Ave. in For day at 11:00 a.m. Rev. Dr. James W. Kennedy, • For information call 542-3733. Myers. . , . Bible Study Group of St. Michael and All Angels Minister in Residence. Episcopal Church meets Monday, 7:30 p.m. in -CANVAS BAG Annunciation, of the Virgin Mary Greek Or- St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church: the parish hall. m WITH Roseate Spoonbill Jewish Community Center of Lee County: 915 thodox Church: 3611 Cypress Lake Drive;'Fort Rev. James D.B. Hubbs, Rector, Mr. Larry S.E. 47th Terrace, Cape Coral. Rabbi Dr. Samuel Myers.: Father Arthur K. Kontlos, Pastor. Sunday' Brunke, organist-choirmaster. Sundays: The Ho- The Bible Redding Fellowship of St. Michael and (13" x 16'/a") . M. Silver. Services every Friday night, 8:00 p.m. Divine Liturgy 10:30 a.m. Summer Schedule ly Eucharist at 7:30 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. on the All Angels'Episcopal Church meets Tuesdays at Saturdays, 10:00 a.m.. 10:00a.m. .. ." . , . 1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays of each month. Morn- 9:30 a.m. in the parish.hall. $6.50 ing Prayer: 2nd and 4th Sundays of each month. (Mall orders add $2.00 postage t handling St. Isabel Catholic Church: Father Gerard Sanibel Community "Church: Rev. Bruce E. Wednesdays: Holy Eucharist at 9 a.m. Christ the Servant. Church of the Brethren: . Florida residents add 4% sales tax " Beauregard, Pastor. Father Louis Reczek, M.S., Milligan, Pastor. Sunday.worship 9:00 and 11:15 meets at First Federal Building, Cape Coral, cor- ' a.m. Church school-for all ages 10:i5a.m. Youth Seventh-Day Adventtst: 2663 Second Street, Fort .Assistant. Pastor. Sunday Masai: 8:30 a.rru and ner of Del Prado and Cape Coral Pkwy. Services club for grades.3-&Wodne«lay 3:15 p.m. Myers Shores,,8 miles east on Route 80. Sabbath 10:00 a.m. Saturday A/Vcro: 5:30 p. rri. Dally, Mass: at 9:30 a.m. Sundays. Reverend Don Shank. 1609 Periwinkle Wby, Sanibel .' School;! 9t30a;m.^Sdturday); Mprning-Vyorshipi (813)472-4318 8:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Vigil Mass preceding 11:00 a.m; (Saturday); Evening Vespers,, one Holy Day at 5:30 p. m. Holy Day Mass 10:00 a. m. Episcopal Church Women of St. Michael and All First Baptist Church: Pastor Jamie Stilsoh. Sun- . hour before sunset on Saturdays; Prayer meeting Angels Church meets the second Monday of each i! 9- 5:30 Mon.-Sat. sometimes on Sunday and 5:30 p.m. Confessions before each Mass day morning worship, 11:00 a.m.; Evening ser- ' Wednesday, 7:30-p.m. • •nonth, 1:30 p.m. in the parish hall. and at 3:30 p.m. on Saturdays. .'-y vices, 7:00 p.m. Sunday School, 10:00 a.m., all ages. Youth: school grades 1-6 'needing »2Ion Lutheran Church: 7010 Winkler Road, |ust The Dorcas Group of St. Michael and All Angsts Island Reporter Classified ads work for ••• * Christian Science Service: Sundays at 11:00 transportation to Sunday School call 472-4318 or off Gladiolas. Rev. T.J. Fangmeier, Pastor. Sun- Church meets the first, third and fourth Mondays of a.m. and Wednesday evenings at 8:00 p.m. at 472-3266. Wednesday evening prayer meetings, day worship: 8:00 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. Sunday the month, 1:30 p.m. In the parish hall. you several thousand times every week. the corner of Gulf Dr. and Palm Lake Dr. •'•••'•'••• - 7:00 p.m. • ~- ,• ' school: 9:15 a.m.- ... ' :. • .' Call 472-1587 by Tuesday Noon flexible, luxurious, and economical ' and leave the work to us. fi °° [interval ownership makes sense S- hurricane protection unltdc Yes. Our vacations are special -- we like to travel; stay at top I The most complete aluminum shutter house in Southwest Florida lit resorts, dine at fine restaurants, and enjoy a variety of activities. We've been visiting the islands for several years and have thought LICENSED—BONDED—INSURED seriously about buying a vacation homehere. We looked around, 'TUESDAY'S and discovered the interval ownership program at South Seas CHILD' Roll-up Porch and Patio Shutters * Folding Accordion Security and Storm Shutters Plantation offers our kind of vacations -very economically and Window Shutters with Interior Controls • Hinged Colonial Shutters allows us to vacation more frequently. ]i P.V.C. Roll-up European Shuttersi with Electric Controls— the ultimate in sophisticatibn !• ;i Small Pots of (813)334-1238. MOrtwrabn•*•*«, fat mym, florida We customize shutters to suit any architecture or decor. I' In fact, it made sense for us to purchase four vacation weeks - two Geraniums $1.00 for our vacations at South Seas Plantation, one for our children to come and visit, and another;week for use with the exchange Hanging Baskets of • program. The exchange week well use to go to Hilton Head, Europe, Hawaii or wherever. Geraniums $3.50 to $5.00 t±j CONGREGATIONAL Let's face facts. Renting accommodations at COLON1ALSHUTTBK . > SUM-LINE SHUTTER . • TOLDINGACCORDlbNSHl^^ first class resorts is expensive. The vacation Cut Glads UNITED CHURCH villas at Plantation Beach Club are luxurious, 79c the one-time purchase price is very a OF CHRIST reasonable, and we always have something to Potted Mums REV. WEBB HOWARD, MINISTER show for the money we've spent. $3.50 to $5.00 Cordially Invites you to share In the worship, THE THE SHUTTERS . work and witness of the new church in our hurricane protection unltd. CHOSEN BY .community, hurricane protection unltd. . Membership at South Seas Plantation and our Impatience LABEL GUARANTEES ARCHITECTS AND BUilDERS beachfront vacation villas -- that's the kind of $1.00 YOU QUALITY 1 633 F Periv vacation we value, ' SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3 ShadehouM and Shop hours 10-5 SERMON: 2240 Periwinkle Way 472-4555 'Becoming the Right Person for Love" Rev. Howard, preaching («X3)472-5191 7 .

Visit our furnished model at South Seas Our brochurcflasfall the facts -- get yours today The Dynes GoH and Country Club "SHMTTER NOW OR SHUDDER LATER" I! Plantation, on Captiva Island - just drop by the by phoning (813) 472-4435. or writing Plantation . Club Room ••••-••.-• •/•;••.." Information Center next to Chadwick's Rest- Beach Club, P.O. Box 217, Captiva Island, Com* and visit our service ' aurant for your special guest pass. • :••..'• ; Florida" 33924. Visit our model villa, furnished by Robb & Stucky Open 9am-gpm TFttdzmi, Island Reporter February 1,1980_ B27_ Febrmtay 1.1980 Island Reporter fri. sat. sun. lbs. William DeVerna correctly guessed last, 2 P'ro** PlayhouM.w.ill present mon. week's puzzler, a marker along the J.N. 'Ding1 I The ninth annual Sanibel Arts •': two -performances of;:"M'Liss" this Internationally-acclaimed ar- C\ The Fort Myers Community Darling wildlife drive. . and Crafts-Fair will open today and weekend The famous Bret Harte ' tijt and Captiva resident Robert Concert Association will present a PUZZLER . Rouschenberswill exhibit his recent run through tomorrow at the Sanibel story, set in the western gold rush concert by pianist Jorge Bolet at 8:15 work at the Edison Community Col- Community House. About 50 island days, is in its third run at the local : p.m. in the Exhibition Hall. lege Gallery of Fine Art through artists and crafts makers will par- theatre. Cast members include Allen ticipate jn the event which is to February 29. The exhibition will open the weekly Or Mainard,.. Judy Kennedy, John. with a public reception from 1:00'- benefit the Sanibel Library. Pain- for th* 1980 Shell Fair continue on Wilcbx, Robin Pickens, Alan Pote, 5:00 p.m. Sunday. Gallery hours are tings, needlework, ceramics, Mondays at the Sanibel Community Jean Culpepper, Jock Rpemer, Jean- 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Tuesday .shellcrqft, metal sculpture, leather nie AAcLoughlin and Ruth and Philip House. The workshops which run t through Friday, 5:00 - 9:00 p.m. from 10:00a.m. - 3:00 p.m. are open work, pottery'and weaving will be Hunter. The production includes . Thursday and 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. Sun- to anyone. Participants should bring on display. The fair will feature out- three songs, -performed' by the day. .;;•. .. :. • :.. door demonstrations, a raffle of Hunters, Mclaughlin and Kennedy. tools and supplies needed to make valuable prizes and a used book Community. Housing and shellcrcrft items. h Curtain time both Saturday and Sun- Resources will have its first general . sale. Hours are 10:00 a;m. -• 4:00 day is 8:15 p.m. ., .. membership meeting at 7:30 p.m. at •p.m. Admission is free.. -'..-.''. the Conservation Center. Member- i wed. ship is open to any interested per- fri. sons for $7.50 per year. •O The Sanibel-Captiva Conser- Q . The Actors' Repertory Theatre vation Foundation will sponsor! the of Cape Coral'wjll present "Same tue. last in its series of eight consumer In- thu. Time, Next Year" for the first of this Dinesh Sharma, environmen- formation workshops at 7:00 p.m. year's dinner-theatre evenings at tal consultant and southeastern Wednesday. The topic of this .''. y The Sanibel-Captiva Audubon South Seas Plantation's Lindbergh stgtes coordinator for the Barrier workshop, led by SCCF Director Dick Society- will sponsor a program on Wall, the performance will, feature Islands Coalition, will discuss barrier Workman, will be landscaping the Florida Game and Fresh Water Marcia Brandt and Peter Burkert in A good spot for watching the waters roll in. If you know the location, -islands at this week's.Tuesday* at Sanibel interior wetlands. Workman Fish Commission at the weekly the leading roles of this adult com- call us at 472-1587. the Center program. The program will discuss selecting plants adapted meeting, at 8:00 p,m. in the Sanibel. edy. Tickets are $18.50 per person. •i? begins at 2:00 p.m. at the Conserva- to wetland areas and proper wetland - Community House, lieutenant James Buffet service begins at 6:30 p.m. m Farrior, education officer for the with curtain rising at 8:15 p.m. The 1 tion Center., management for wildlife benefit. For commission will present a slide show.. program will be repeated Saturday, reservations, call472-2329. ;. .' Edison Community College . will February 9. Tickets can be reserved The 1980 Edison Pageant of light show two videotapes with artist by calling 472-51H, extension 3369. REDKEN gets underway .Wednesday with an - Robert Rauschenberg at 7:30 p.m. in. Products .opening ceremony at 10:00 am. at - Room 91 of the Humanities building. •the Federal Building. The annual Fort The .videotapes are "Brazos River"y Myers pageant concludes February , and: V'An.Interview with Robert '17. '•^-..;::-'--:^;:>: •••;' Rauschenberg and Leo CasteUi."

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•••••!'•• ft- i Sweetheart Special 4-:' We call this perfect timing: r: island cinema " t:- "North Dallas Forty"-is based on the novel by Peter Gent, aformer;., Natural History fMd trips by water with naturaliti George Campbell WWn's BIU* Study Oroup meets at 7:30 a.m. Tuesdays, Scott/s Pub, 20 /o OFF suggested retail price Pallas Cowboy. Haying been a pro football player all hisoduiNn^hjr, onD«cember28; January 25; February 8and 22; Morch7;l4,21, and sponsoredI.by.the KrwonlsClub. • , ••-.". , , . realizes as his career goes beyond its peak that there has to be more • 28,' and April 4, 11, 18, and 25. Breakfast at Cabbage Key, walk ; ; Sanibel-CapnVa. Rotary Club meets Fridays at 12:15 "p^n. at The on all Seiko and Pulsar watches / to life than football to survive as a human. • .. ••' ' ' •'•.;•'; ••,acrossCayb Costo,_visit toan embryonic bokrierisland. Call 472-2180 Timbers restaurant Open bar at 11:30. - ".'.:. . . ISLAND SHOPPING CENTRE for:lhfornr>atlon-arid reservations. '-'-.'•' ~ '•"''"•} '.->-'. ' /V : ' ' one week only - Feb. 2 thru 9 Sanlb»ta*thm Uagueof Women yotws meets the third Monday of (NEXT TO BAILEY'S) Remember Valentines Day Feb. 14 every month at the West Wind Inn on West Gurf Drive. Coffee hour at T^gulcir - 9:30 a.m., meeting and program at lfWJO a,m,': •'. .... Tahltian Garden Full Repair Service . John & Pat Zambuto Sanibel Community Association Board of Directors' meetfrig 472-1111 Weight We^chers meets every T1^ : Hours: 10:00*5:00 Watch Batteries (813)472-2676 COfrtmurittyvAssociation House. * ------. - - .. . \?every;;1hl)tidI Tuesday of >he;n>Ornii^ 7-^0 p.m. Community Hawse. ^—1.11... «»»y»;.,•' • '• Recovery.Inc. ,(Ft. My«i Chaptar)^ - 7:30 p;mt Thursdoys. at" tion building from 9:00 o.m.-.noon. .- ."'..".- Duplicate bridge Fridays at 7:30 p.m. at the Sanibel Community' Covenant Presbyterian Church, 2459 McGregor Blvd. Sponsored by- Schoolhouse Gallery: The primitive folk art of E.A. "Frog Smith". The House: Ali bridge players welcome. If you needra partner call the, Recovery, • Inc. of Chicago,''III; Weekly meetings of self-help for history and times of early Florida.come alive in Fcog Smith's naive , If Winterrowds prior to the game ai4?2-\B29. No game tonight because peopfe with emotlonaldifficulties, and nervous or forrnermental -• original paintings. January 28- February 9. Open 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 of annuolArts & Crafts Show. Reiablqrgam^On.Wo^.-.F -patents who demonstrate the Recovery method1 of improving and p.m. daily-.except Sunday. Tarpon Bay Road. . :-' maihtaining their;, mental hebltK/' For more ;,information; coll Bridge For Fun: Bridge players will have an opportunity for competi- The JPhotogrepher's Gallery: An. exhibit of the photographs of Lynn 481-3513 or 472-4316. There is no charge for attending meetings/ tion every Wednesday from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m; at the Sanibel Com- McLaren' continues through February 23 at 1554 Periwinkle Way. munity House. Party bridge and all are welcome. Please use the side Sanlbel-Captlya American Loglon meeting of members trie ; Open 10:00 a.m. -,5:00 p.m. Tuesday, through Saturday,ond 7:00 - entrance. • • • ..••• ''• .-„'.:.' ': -. ••; ; '"''. second Tuesday .of each month. . ••;•-•.•••.•,.• • '.'',.' - 9:00 p.m. Tuesday through' Thursday!. . ° S-snlb^ PubMe Lttrsry • open hours Monday through S^rday 10 Sons^of the American Revolution* Colooso Chapter, meets the .•:• . ' a.m. - 4 p.m. Wednesday evenings 7-9 — :' V ~ "•."'-•"'' second Wednesday of each month at the Fort Myers Country Club. Captlva Civic Asioclatlon Board of Governors meeting, first and night entertainment Refuse toura of the wildlife drive Tuesdays and-Thursdays at 9:00 .third Tuesday, 10:00 a.m. Captiva Community Center. - . ' . -•. a.m. Meet at the refuge entrance. Canoe tours through the refuge ' Captlva Fire Control District, Commissioners meet second, ' Thistle Lodge: Brooks Bennett Oub plays nightly except Monday, 8:30 every Friday at 10:00 a.m. Meet at Tarpon Bay Marina. You must fur- Tuesday of each month at 8:30 a.m. Captiva Community Center,. p.m.-12:30 o.m. • - . . • . ' .";• ' Bring us your KODAK Slide, Movie, ' nish your own canoe and tours-are limited to 10 canoes per trip. For Gore Rood. '-.'• . ' • • :. .' ;'. • ' -•••• "• '•-'..- . Chadwkk'K Le Quartet plays nightly except Monday, 7:30 p.m. • information phone 472-1100. ' > and Print Film for prompt, quality Alcoholics Anonymous—Closed discussion meeting, Tuesday, 1:0p a.m., in the lounge. -•-. .,: • . m Sanlbol^apttva Boy Scouts meet every Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. at 8:00 p.m. Open speakers meeting at Sti Michael and All Angels Pate's on the Island: Troucht. Rainwater and Co. ploy Thursday. processing by Kodak. Sanibel Elementary School. V . \> - ' :*• Episcopal Church, Periwinkle Way, every Friday night, 8:00 p.m. \ - Friday and Saturday 9:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m. Football featured on Natural History Field Trips to Sanibel's wildlife habitats by Alanon meets in the church Friday nights at 8:00 p.m. for. Monday nights. ' • .'•".. ,..-.'. ' ' ; : •-. ;. ^ . 31.1 We also offer KODAK Color Reprint, naturalist George Campbell. Thursdays and Saturdays by appoint.' information calt 472-3488; 472-4427: and 472-3256. . RtKnoda Inn: Sir John appears Friday, Saturday'and Sunday 9:00 Fla. law requires mont. For reservations call 472-2180. SanibetCaptlya Shell Club meets the third Wednesday of each p.m. - 2:00 a.m. in Jacklln's Family Restaurant. a driver's license '• Prints-from-Slides, Copyprint, and ~ Blngo(Murex) every Thursday; ff:00. p.m. American Legion Hal), month at 8:00 p.m. at the Sanibel Community House. Visitors Scotty's: Rick Keeler plays nightly Tuesday through Saturday in •or Mopflos Bikes Rates Mopedi Sanibel-Captiva Rood. ; welcome...... '' ,''".•• '•.;'-.." ' • --."-' '."' the Backyard Saloorr 8:00 p.m. -midnight. Football featured on $1.50 Per hour $5.00 Enlargement services. Mrd Tours of the Islands with Griff ing Bancroft. Leave Cirmma •Monday nights. \ '.''. Captlva Volunteer Fire Department meets every first and third M $2.50 $9.00 : Plaza at dawn. Reservations'must be made at Macintosh'Book Sundial: Disco dancing from 9:00 p.m. - 1:30 am. in the Lost 2 Hours Store. 472-1447. ; Tuesday of each.month at the fire^ house on Gore Rood at 7:00 - Horizon. •••••'•• , ' ' : • . "•

$4.00 4 Hours $14.00 p.m. •'.'.' -'-••' -•".'... - -: • '-r••.;•- ••-'••':-..•• - . • -.-• ._.'••• • :.. COLOR Blrdlng Tours by Oeorgo Weymouth-Moming and afternoon. Organizations and groups wishing to ha»e their wtlngsand $6.00 8 Hours $18.00 PROCESSING Reservations mode throughBail»y'sG«i-»ral Store, 472-1516. . Sanibel • Captlva Chamber off Commerce meeting of the Board events published In this section are requested to have the $8.00 24 Hours $24.00 CIOSSM at Idle Mo«rs-i$l.ob. Mocrome, Weaving, Cr«y«j, of Directors, second Monday of each month at the Chamber «.Kodak buildington Causeway Rood,i 8:00 p>m. . :, . ' ' material In written form at the offices of Island •eaarler by $25.00 Weekly $80.00 r4eediepoint. Knitting or -Crocheting Lessons at Idle Hours. 31 12:00 noon on the Tuesday proceeding, tha publkot low date. . Periwinkle Place. Mon,, Tues., Thurs.. or Sat. .10 - 11 a.m. By appointment only 472-1039. •'. .. : Captiva'.froslon Prevention District - The,regular-monthly A.CR.C Classes In Mediation—Hatho Yogo, Yoga philosophy, meeting will be h«ld the first Monday of each month at 3:30 p.m. II! ; WE REPAIR BICYCLES AND MOPEDS intuitive art, taught by Elma Fleming.-Workshops, lectures and at the Captiva Community Center. ,', •'•:•'-•:;•u-':v .^.:; demonstrations by the new age 'thinkers. Coll 332-2123 or South West Anglers Club meets second Tuesday of each month, 472-1413,for more Information. ' '"-,'..'.- ' • 7:30 p.m. at Moose Hall on Pprkmeadow Drive, off U.S. 41 in Fort 1571 Periwinkle Way at Intersection Cciptiva MMnorial Ubrary: Library hours are Tuesday-Friday 9:00 -Myers. Admission is free and visitors are welcome. Call 472-2685* I •for-further information.'- : , '.' ' '. . '.' '; ' "-- ISLAND MOPED with Dixie Beach Boulevard a. m.-5:00p.m., Saturday 9:00 a. m.-noon, Wednesday 7K»-9:00p;rn. IT- SANIBEL1450 Periwinkle Way (across from 7-il) 472-5248 Phone 472-1086 !:: Jl t. Island Reporter February 1,1990 B2» Ftbrwy 1,1980 TalanHRIsportsr

WRITE >?^ dRA\A/ER R, SANIBtEL ISLAND, FLORIDA 33957 472-1587 WRITE P.O. DRAWER R, SANIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA 33957 472-1587 m SANIBEL SURFSIDE - Two ASSOCIATED . ' HELP WANTED: Waitress, ex- 78 CUTLASS SUPREME - AM/FM TYPESETTER - Full time typeset- '.-'?•- WANT TO REMT bedrooms, two baths, . living PROPERTIES . MARINER ter needed Immediately. Ex- perience not necessary.. Ex- OASSmO INFORMATION stereo, eight' track.' 22,000 . room; dining room, full equipt:: CONDO ' perience with Compugraphic cellent income and benefits. New Rates Effective miles, air, excellent condition, /• -DOCK.J; . kitchen, laundry/ garage, ten- RENTALS POINTE ISMTOa.l phototypesettlng equipment Call for appointment before December 1, 1979 undercoated. Call after 6 p.m. The Close to Bay Outlet nis, near by Golf. Available Beach & Bayfront Jr'iV'l helpful but not necessary. Will 2:00 p.m.. Harbor House BAYFRONT f/BEI? DtADUNt 472-2167, anytime on Davit for 22' Power Boat March 21 on, $500 weekly. No Seven day minimum train. 60-80 wpm required. Call . Restaurant. 472-1242. TFN Noon Tuesday weekends. TFN Island Club Preferred. Phone' * pets: Geo. Crillman, M.D. (813) , stay available.' Island Reporter production CONDO DttPlAY 1974 CHEVY BELAIR-Four door, ,472-4601. - '2/8 , fleas* call: .. manager for an interview ap- : DRAFTING .NC i '.'' '$2.25 per column inch. runs good, $1,000. 482-7361. Darlene Klapp pointment. 472-1587. ' - TFN or Sundial; TECHNICIAN CAPTIVA GULF FRONT - In- NONMtflAY. 3/1 1978 20 FOOT SEACRAFT 472-1613 or $2.00 mlnlmun for 25 words or SEAFARI - Plush cuddy cabin ATRIUM - Exclusive beachfrpnt side .South Seas Plantation; • RENTAL DIVISION 1974 HORNET STATION Major national consulting : 473-3446 TFN Just decorated 2 bedroom, 2 with head. Sleeps 2, teak trim, condo. From • 3-27 . to 4-15, Twp bedroom, $385 d week lets. Over 25 words 10 cent* WAGON - Six cylinder, burns firm's Orlando Office has im- bath, laundry room & screen- per word. .is looking ro 150 HP Mercury, 10 HP aux- $700/wk., offseason$4fJ0/wk. or monthly terms, 472-4207. regular, automatic. $1500, RECEPTIONIST mediate openings. Min. .5 ; ed porch. With a spectacular fill The iliary motor. CB, recording King's. .Crown: ^ Lux. condo, . FOR RENT •s p 472-2945. yrs.' exp. in 'general civil RENT view. Heated pools. Tennis, $2.00 following • . ••• engineering drawings for depth finder. Everything like from April 15, $325/wk. Write 1/1 CLASSIFIED : LOVELY SHEU HARBOUR iHOME King's Crown- Dockage/ Cable T.V., etc. In COMMERCIAL SPACE DCTIASTK1AL RATES permanent or Call J.O.G. .1 Brighton Lane;' S/D layout, paving, grading, new, a quality boat. $7800.00 : - On.deep canal. Three- . Pointe Santo •. •••• ' Season $425 per wk. $1600 BMW 77 5301- Black with , positions. Oak Brook, II 60521 (312) Center Island Location • Ideal spot for Professional All classified ods paid in ad- ADVERTISING drainage, water & sewerage or best offer 472-4047. TFN bedroom, two bath, yearly, no. Island Beach per mo. Off Season 'A price. .or Administrative Offices. Units available from vance saves us 25 cents in Alplna stripes, Nardi wheels, 1 887-7826.- : : - TFN systems. High school educa- OVER Vi OFF - Brand new) 9.9 pets. 472-2331 for appoint-; Ocean's Reach... Write or Call evenings: $125.00 to $375.00 per month. Special incentives handling and postage. For sunroof, air conditioning, FULLTIME tion required; college or Waiters h.p. Sears Gamefisher Out- COAAMERCIAL BUILDING - And ment/-.-- •.; »:-•''" .-- ••'.-. > Smuggler's Cove • Wm.Dunlap available on first two large units leased. (V prepaid ods - There will be a stero, etc. 47,000 miles. Superb Meet & greet people while • Bus people . equivalent technical courses board with spare prop, shear additional covered work area Luxurious 2 bedroom cpndos 74MW. ParksldeDr. .25c discount for each week for condition, $12,000. 472-5248" assisting in sales and service preferred. Excellent salary & 163J-A Periwinkle Way 1207 •erfwinkle Way Waitresses pins; separate gas tank. Lists on Periwinkle Way. Available on Gulf available after April Youngstown, OH 44512 which it is prepaid. 2/1 of Classified Advertising in a fringe benefits, including eo. FOR LEASE (*13) 472-1549 (If3) 472-15M i v' 1'. ' Day & Evening Bar Persons over $650 : sell first . $425. Immediately. 472-1686. TFN 11. Weekly, monthly dis- (iU) 75*4753. 1972 CHEVY NOVA- 38,000 local weekly newspaper. 45 ' Daytime Dining paid life & medical in- 472-5969. TFN 550 sq. ft. office [ suite. cbunt. < TFN SANIBEL - Efficiency apart- Sanibel Uland, Florida 39957 miles, rustproof, new tires, air, wpm typing, sales ex- Room Hostess surance. Send resume, work FOR SALE - 1975 235 AMF Carpeted, draped, panelled, ..... Florida Enterprises ment.-Quiet end of Island. inspection sticker good till perience, enthusiasm and Wine Steward samples, salary data & Slickcraft. Excellent: condition. partitioned, A.C., ready to 1344 Willow Loner availability to: $225 weekly. $825 monthly. FOR RENT • Gulf front condo. 9/80. Very clean, excellent desire to excel I necessary. Cooks Many extras. Cuddy cabin with move in.' . • .'• . Birmingham Ml 48009 Audits - Nb Pets; the Villas - condition, $l,8000or will con- Salary plus excellent com- head. VHF radio depth finder, (313) 645-5498 New. "Sea Oats" of Pantry Help 472-4212. - •. 2/1 . Baywlnd Plaza - . CAPTIVA Gasporilla. Two bedroom, two' sider trade for boat. 472-1945. pany benefits. Call for more Dishwashers VTNINC. 233 Mercruiser 10. $7,500. Call TFN : " Professional Bldg. - .- bath, all appliances, carpeted,'. Information. Island Reporter Engineers • Planners - 472-1384 after 6. . TFN SOUTH SEAS mt Maintenance Person CASA YBEL RESORT , 2402 Palm Ridge Rd. ' draped, covered parking, ten- 472.15S7. .,-...•.,- Surveyors : 1199 N. Orange Ave., • .v;:'FORJ»ENTv. , ,: •>•-". •• . (across from new'•'• ',.-• PLANTATION nis, pool, unfurnished. P.O. BOJC7219 Two bedroom, two baths,; First Federal Bldg.) Minimum 6 month lease.' For Information, Call, . Luxury condominium for HELPI- Salespersons for one of ••- .Excellent : Orlando, Fla 32854 fully . furnished beach front $1,200./rnonth - Nov.-April. ;• . 472-2946 ./'•.. rent. April 11 - 18,18-25. On SanJbel's oldest and finest benefits & wages. Equal Opportunity Employer villa. Huge pool,, tennis v $800/month May-October. No GOLD BRACELET- W wide. In- Paid holidays .'•.- beach. Sleeps 6. Marino. Pets. Write Box E.tC c/o dress shops. Experience prefer- --::,. M/F •':•.•••-. ' courts, restaurant. Available REALTOR® 1 •'>:•:... i::. .,-..'..: •••' "•'•• . TFN Gulf: Tennis. Pool. Daily itials M.W.P. Last Wed. Jan. red or will train. Year round *v<.Group health ...... Feb. 29 through March 7, '• IfT ' :•;.;• ; u Island Reporter P.O. Drawer R. maid service. $150.00 per 23rd, .possibly in Edison /Mall, and seasonal needed. Call ••••':.• insurance ':' ,:: HARDWARE PERSON NEEDED.: 1980. $600.00, (usually.; Ray Ho»«y Realty of the Islands Inc. Sanibel, FL 33957. 2/1 SANIBEL BEACH CLUB I - Luxury day. • or on Island. 472-4696. 4814555 evenings. participation. - Experienced and hard $750,(00).....-,. .••<. .'••.•'• "" Registered Reol EstateBroker 47 2r 1546- TWO TWIN BEDDED BEDROOM ^Paid vacations working mandatory. Some > i: : furnished interval condo with Call (416) 484-M06 . 1/1 S/1 ,.: :.;•.;••-/;• • ' ' ' •• "':\.: "rcoiir;r--.; -.v- --; ••?• ; 2353 Periwinkle Way COTTAGE - Two baths with i Toll paid •.';._ heavy lifting. 47^-1516 ask gulf view. Two bedroorns, two LIQUIDATING DIAMONDS - •"• Dr; Jade Schrilbif (Behind the Burger Emporium) v 2/1 washer and dryer. Beach ac- ;: baths). pool, tehnisr sailboats, 1 ..... forChbrietteV ...-.' TTN MACRAME WALL HANGING -" Doctor's Pork "^ - Under 1 carat. A* 50K of cer- ELECTRONIC WANTED HOUSEKEEPER- For 44X48." Coll $ bikes, . sauna,, whirlpool.' ..' Open Sundays. 10-4. •":;;•/'-:.,.;•. cess. All; 'electric kitchen. tified appraised value. By ap- retired couple; -on "Northern SALESPERSON FOR CanfleldbH FOR RENt- Furnished apart- Florida room, lovely flowered : 472-2370, Sanitat. Available April. 12 to 19th. pointment only. 472-1888, R.C Sanibel. Must be cWe to driv». Cd|i-PbuQGhure CLOTHING STO*E - On.. (216) 533-3778 ment. Two'bedroom, iyW* bath, yard, color t.v. Write Box TECHNICIAN ''i/l---:sivV-"' M" "'. (312) 870-7239 after 6 jp.m. larrabeeEnt. IBM furnished one bedroom house ;' r472N«5j Sanibel. Experienced prefer- •."• 2/r Two weeks Plantation Beach Club South Seas, 2/2 on $55O/mo. Annual lease" or. A.B.W. c/o Island Reporter Customer; service rep in our ; red, will train. 472-1516 ask GARAGE ^SALE^^ P.O. Drawer R. Sanibel, Ft NEW HAWY MAN -Odd (bbs, available. 472-2129V -'••• : '•.'• SANIBEL BEACH aUB I and )l - the beach, starting March 23. r •> ~"N • . v -: $9OO/mo. minlrrrum 3 months field service organization. household items and fumltuf^. : ; 7 for Charlotte. . ' . : BEACH, POOL, TENNIS- Large for season. All utilities paid. TORS? • ' •T custom ahelvei, boxes, repair Must have good knowledge "Stereo;' M^-;a '-tt&*2S>; Gujf front., condominiums New Condo on,the beach, 2/2, 1 week April 12-19. $400.00. and nwlntenoncoVSonibel and available weeMy FebruaryAo- 2-2, furnished. Seasonal andP Very nice, on the Gti If. Call of electronics and basic logic ; IF YOU Al« LOOWNG- For a Uc^mouse;Scwibel. 472^9204. OAihe Bay - 2>2 - $500/week, boat clock. . •,...... Capriva only. Phone Inquiries 'COOKS'NEEDED - Full and Part April 12. Deluxe accornmodd-. or year lease, Sanibel. Roberts' ^2-2177 after 6 p^m; ':• TFN circuits. Complete training In reliable housekeeper, then . welcomed. 472-2217. TFN time. Sundays off.: Apply in tlons, pool, whirlpool, sauna,' & Associates, Realty, Inc. 936- r our products .provided*. Good please cd» 472-3683. Have '. person at Duncan's Restaurant IMPORTEDi CWEWAL^ 2030. After ' hours associate For Rervt salary and incentive.bonus.; tenrifS; bicycles, sailboats. SANIBEL references. '••'• •';••._;. •%:' ' '•••.;. • • 1246 MddleGulf Drive' Periwinkle Place. • '-'•. •• TfN M«Klalionivory4'8x67.$2S0. Jame* Lewis 867 Westport Dr. 48211485/ - •':•'-:«. ^ Advancement ••• potential.- Sarouk Red 4x6 - XaSoJ^i GULF FRONT Modern 1 bedroom apart- Complete benefit package Y6iirigstSwn, OH 44511 (216) : 1 II WILDLIFE : SanibeUslarid/Florida Formica; bath vanities, thus r ,SUNDiAL Of SANiBfel^'Vliganti'Vi > -Sundial deluxe condo. Spec- ment. Gulf vlew, $259.00. including auto.- Mature and MECHANICAL 78e4>329. ;;•• ••••-•_ ; TFN-" BEST PART TIME JOB ON bowl $100. each. Two closet one bedroom club suite condo,' ' tacular view.. Sleeps .4. Pools, Gulf front, $310.00 per PRINT neat appearance. Ability to SANIBEL- Helper and .compa- doors - $35. each. 472-4601. "' • RENT - Sanibel 2 bed- . sleeps . six. 'Courtyard,! view, tennis, restaurant. week. Opening March 29, deal effectively with ex- ENGINEERS COLLECTION nion to sweet little ol' tady. For room, 2- bath condominium. Gulfront, complex. ^Available, Available Easier Weeks 1980. long _,. rent discount. ecutives and secretariat. Opening -available for % .peopJJ?, . oo| n»., kh l IW details ccH) f472-1157 " on SALE BRYAItf ; WATER TLJBE v c i' Aprll'5:td-Aprll 18 and Please no pet*. JJ.I. 2*»3 FOR SALE CAU. - Mechanical Engineers with sauna, .etc. Near Bowman s off-season.rates. After p Luxury 2 bedroom, 2 bath i weekends and nights or BOILER- And oil burner. Model after May 1st. Aspen la., llooiwfleld Hills', minimum experience of 5 Beach. 332-1722. TFN (612)633-5068. TFI* (305) 592-7434 472-5433 on weekdays. D-450P Burner type.'E H heat (419)M2-5354 Ml 4S01* ($M) «S5-4522. Exceptionally rare. years in HVAC design. Also! Tovvh Houses.; . ..pool or building.' jNo. (419) 531-7127 TFN TFN Federal Duck Stamp print col- need Mechanical Draftsper- ; lection. 1970-1978. available HOUSEKEEPER -Part to full time SEEKING PART TIME reasonable offer.. r«ju>ed. Garden Apartments work at a beautiful con- ASSIGNMENTS - In your place sons.. , ' •-:'••• Phone 472-3969 aftdr o'p.m. . for purchase. Individually % v framed, matted with stamp. dominicm complex. Hours or mine. Experienced Call: J. Logonasino 9/m '^ ~?Vk''l ' '?\ • ' Heated swimming pool, tennis court. Dishwasher, gar- In mint condition. very flexible. CAU '472-1138 or secretary, receptionist, desk (305)444-4691 ext. 201 , bage disposal, self-cleaning ov/en^automatic ice maker, 472-4754.. 2/1 screened-in patio, color TV and telephones. Laundry ISCl Write Box DJM.F. derfc, reservationlst, editorial FERENDINO/CRAFTON/ COOK & KITCHEN PREP - Hours on premises, private access to beach. ' . c/o Island Reporter HOUSEKEEPING-OFFICE SER- typist. Resume and local SPILLIS/CANDELA references available. Call 1-11 p.m. full time. Will train. P.O. Drawer R VICE .. • , • Architects Engineers Season rates (December 15-April 30) 472-5386. TFN Part-time dish machine Sanibel, A. 8WS7 More for less - More Cleaning - . Piqnners/'lric:' -: -:; starting at $375 per week. . - • operator. Hours 6-11 p.m. Bus island 2/M Less Headaches.. Mature"- Equal Opportunity Employer Summer rates (May 1-December 15) person needed from 3:30 to Reliable. 472-9' 14 mornings. RECEPTIONIST - ""''"'Ni/f''"""""""" - starting at $200 per week. Accommodations BUYING, PAYING CASH - For .•'••' •• • ' •.'2/22: 11:00 p.m. Call Letlzias We Cower The Islands" Silver and Gold Coins, Stamps, SECRETARY Restaurant 472-2177 after 6 TWO OPENINGS - Forper- Minimum rental 1 week. Rates are for 4-person occu- Silver Dollars, Sterling, Taper p.m: • - . TFN . sonable, self motivated.' in- 472-1566 pancy; $25 per week extra for a 5th person. Sorry, ANALYSTS & Local' Real Estate office on' WANT TO BUY- Gulf front con- Monoy, U.S. or Foreign. Also dividuals desiring serious in- In tho no pets allowed. want Pocket Watches, Jewelry, Captiva. Requirements in- do. . Prefer corner un|t. To WE STILL HAVE OPENINGS PROGRAMMERS come. Public relations, no Huxter's Markot Plaza Contact Resident Manager Diamonds, etc. Call 549-3325 clude good typing ability, MARINE $150,000 furnished. Want 3-5 years programming ex- - sales. Call for. appointment, 1207 Periwinkle Way FOR THIS SPRING or 549-5700. Our bank is right .pleasant personality & ap- owner - financing until Interest 2840 Gulf Drive, just west .of Tarpon Bay perience with minimum 1 pearance. 472-^070. . 2/1 next door, cash on the spot. MECHANICS rates, decline. Need two or Sanibel Island, Florida 33957 year using IMS/DBDC These Excellent working environ- If you are interested in renting a house or condominium, IKi- • Treasuretrove Coins & Stamps JOHNSON OUTBOARD, three bedrooms. Have four CONDOMINIUMS Telephone (813) 472-4634 are highly' visible-growth ment. License not required. please call us. We can help you find just the right spot for your 916 Cape Coral Pkwy. Cape O.M.C MERCRUISER DEALER small children. (507) 835-3601. vacation.'" You can choose between houses all over Sanibel positions utilizing IBM-3033, Good ;starting pay and Blind Pass $450 - uo wk. Coral, FL 33904. TFN REQUIRES (2) TWO FULL TIME 2/22 _ and' Captiva, including some Gulf front locations, and con- TSO, MVS, ADF, BTS & VTAM benefits. -. Copt. Walk $700/mo. EXPERIENCED TECHNICIANS. dominiums in the following complexes: CHIROPRACTIC - Harry G. in a local and nationwide • FOf OppOiRiflMftT COll HOUSE Compass Point $550- up network. : Vtckl Hughes IF YOU HAVE COMPLETED A $550 wk. - Kalr. D.C.P.A., the practice of JOHNSON OR EVINRUDE Gulf Beach . ] Chiropractic 1640 Periwinkle Data Base Manager 472-1531. Kings Crown $550 wk. up SCHOOL & ONE STERN DRIVE SITTER ATRIUM POINTE SANTO DE SANIBEL Way, Llmetree Center, 472- OF • • TTN Lighthouse Point $550 wk. SCHOOL, COME TALK TO US BLIND PASS SANDDOLLAR 1824. Marketing Systems AVAILABLE Loggerhead Cay $450 wk. up ABOUT WORKING WITH A CAPTAIN'S WALK SANDPIPER BEACH Management I.evel. position DUNCANS OF PERIWINKLE For Sanibel. and Captiva. $550/wk. up MANAGEMENT TEAM WHO IS Pointe Santo COQUINA BEACH SANIBEL ARMS WEST in newly formed MIS dept. $400 wk. PLACE - Is hiring waiters and SERVICE ORIENTED. WFWILL Retired, refined lady-with Sandpebble DONAX VILLAGE i :.••'•' Duties include' overseeing SANIBEL SURFSIDE STORAGE waitresses. Experience is not FURNISH YOUR OWN BENCH BOATS excellent references. Please Sandpiper Cove $595/wk. GOLDEN BEACH development of all SEAGRAPE VILLAGE necessary but . helpful. See WITH AIR TOOLS, ALL SPECIAL call my son, 472-5529, OF my Sanibel Arms $450/wk. GULF. BEACH UNLIMITED marketing & sales systems. SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION Dave 472-2525. TFN TOOLS, UNIFORM PARTICIPA- AND MOTORS daughter, 472-3736,.anytime Sanibel Arms West $390/wk. up ISLAND BEACH CLUB San Carlos & Kelly (behind 5-8 years experience on SPANISH CAY TION, FREE HOSPITAL IN- after 8 p.m. .:. . . 2/29 Sqyana $600/wk. up JUNONIA Captain's Car Wash). Many large IBM Main-frames, with NEW AND USED SUNDIAL ;i 1 SANIBEL RESTAURANT- Needs SURANCE, PAID VACATIONS, Sea Winds $400 wk. LIGHTHOUSE POINT sizes including dehumidified in-depth knowledge of dato SANIBEL MARINA WISH TO RENT - House with SURFSIDE 12 . dinner waiter, waitress and TOP WAGES, PIUS BONUSES. Spanish Cay $1200 mo. up LOGGEgHEAD CAY 4 x 4 x 4. Also open storage. base management DBDC, 472-2723 T,:N heated pool on canal, by older TENNISPLACE utility man. 472-1493. LET'S TALK ABOUT $350/wk. up MARINER POINTE couple. Jbn., Feb;, March of Sundial VENTURE CAPTIVA 1 One month rental or longer. preferably IMS. MBA in $800/wk! n " 2/e YOUR FUTURE. 1973 25' ANACAPRI - Hard fop, 1981. Phone 472-2203 on Surfside XII NUTMEG VILLAGE VILLA SANIBEL Full security. marketing a plus. $350 wk. . AL BRECKENRIDGE twin 165 hp inbodrd-outboord Sanibel until Feb. 14,-11980. Tennisplace WHITE SANDS ill'.'* Merc-Cruisers, head, galley, $750/wk. 481-6364 Send resume to Director MIS, DISH MACHINE OPERATOR- SIESTA KEY MARINA, INC. After Feb. 14, 1980 call (815) White Sands (Includes Cabana) WINTER RENTALS Free meal, toll paid, $3.75 an wet bar, electric-gas Jartran, Inc. P.O. Box r265 Old Stickney Pt. Rd. 625-3313. : 2/8 Our Winter and Spring rates begin December 15 and end May hour to start. Apply iri person refrigerator, new out-drive, 10 percent Discount for 4 weeks or longer STILL AVAILABLE 343799, Coral Gables, Fl. 349-8880 QUIET, PROFESSIONAL COUPLE- 1, and range from $250 to $900 per weak. Off season rates, m new steering, extra props, fully 33134. Beachview Golf and Country With 4 children, non-smokers, $500/wk. - $700/wk. COME SEE US Club or call 472-4394. equipped. VHF and CB radios. Sundial Gulf Front from May 1 to December 15, range from $125 to $500 per HELP WANTED - Waiters, abstaineres. Need 2 bedroom, CRT OPERATORS TFN $9,000. 472-4932.. TFN week. . • . Permanent positions, waitresses, bus help, kitchen 2 bath condo from March 30th - HOUSES help needed immediately, FOR SALE - 1976 21-foot T-Craft, April 6th. $400 to $600 wk. Gulf daytime hours, with growth DISH MACHINE OPERATOR- Dunes 3-2 $1400 Avail. March - April evening meal only. Sundays prime condition. Cuddy sleeps view, no agents. Coll collect in potential. Applicants should Free meat, toll paid, $3.75 an Gulf front 2/1 - $500/wk. Stays of three weeks or longer discounted. Only 21 lux- off. Apply in person only Mon. two. Head. 135 HP Evinrude (309)762-8844. have 1 year experience with hour to Start. Apply in person Shell Harbor Sanddollar - 3/2 Solar, heated pooi uriously furnished 2 bedroom, 2 bath Gulf front apart- PLEASE CALL... 472-4113 thru Fri. 3 to 5 p.m. Pates maximum use 70 hours. 6 HP 2/8 •• " • •.'.•:••; • any CRT equipment. Apply in Timbers, 975 Rabbit Rd. or call $2,000/mo. Available Feb. - Mar. $600/wk. ments. 2 lighted tennis courts,- 4C heated pool, gasbar- Restaurant 1523 Periwinkle kicker. Gas • capacity 40 gal. person. 472-3128. WANTED TQ BUY-'; Two Near Periwinkle - 3/2 Piling house $l,000/mo. B-Q grills: Contact on-site management or write for in- Way. TFN Boarding ladder, all ac- n TFN bedroom, two bath condo on formation: m We are a young aggressive cessories, VHF, depth finder, Sanibel on or very near beach. I-ll 1957 T-BIRD • Convertible. Pro- Nationwide Truck Leasing PART TIME SALESPERSON- compass. Coast Guard in- Assumable mortgage; .Please Realty. Inc. fessional restoration, red with FULL TIME Co. Our Data Processing Needed for women's clothing spected. $7,200. 472-2504. call (317) 873-3787V PELICANS ROOST white top. Automatic, power WE NEED ANNUAL LISTINGS Main Office: P.O. Box 57 Dept. is-expanding to keep ' store on Sanibel.* Experience HELP WANTED TFN ' '[ • Steering, brakes and seat.- T pace with the company 605 Dohax Street Periwinkle Way. Sonibel Island. Florida 472-1511 helpful but not necessary. Call For season or. annually. TRI-KEEL - Walk thruy wind- WANTED TO.RENT- €frlefency and C radio. Looks and drives growth. This may be the op- For o choice selection to meet your requirements, just -•ranch Offices Causeway Rood 472-4121 472-3324 from 10-5. Good appearance shield. 16 ft. boat, 77 inches cottage, duple* oi motel room rii like new. $15,000.00 or best of- portunity you have been write or call our Rental Department. Sanibel, Fl. 33957 Captiva Off ice: Andy Rosse Ln. 472-1149. 472-5154 ft* 2/1 necessary. wide. Four seasons old. 50 on Sanibel of Capflva, Two fer. 472-4047. TFN looking for. Why not apply & •••'..- Jean Good • Realtor Associate REALTOR Rental Office* Causeway Rood 472-4113 Good hours, benefits horse Johnson, 40 hours. 15 aduifs. On« peM dog. find out more about us??? HELP WANTED • Waiters, 1976 OLDS STARHRE • Looks Waitresses, kitchen help, and fast raising pay scale. horse Johnson back up, 2 Feb.-April, Wrlle Box M.H.H. (813)472-2996 - TFN JARTRAN. INC. good, runs like new, tape busboys ft dishwashers. Apply Palm tJdoe Sub Shop. hour*. Both .like new - $1,750. c/o Islarid Repe««f, P.O. 321 Alhambra Circle deck, $2,500.482-7361. 2/1 Nutmeg Restaurant. Call 2400 Palm Ridge Road Call 472-4580. Original owner. Drawer R, Sanibel,. Fl, 33957. Coral Cable*, Fta. 331*4 2/1 472-1141. TFN JOU*T4 TFN thi :• • ••• •• ; •' : ••• • Island Reporter February 1,1980 B30 February 1.1980 Island Reporter classified advertising classified advertising WRITE P.O. DRAWER R. SANIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA 33957 472-1587 *^ WRITE P.O. DRAWER . SANIBEL ISLAND. FLORIDA 33957 472-1587 **

HIDEAWAY FOR RENT FOR SALE NEAR SANIBEL BEACH BY OWNER BY OWNER SANIBEL Approximately 350* canal CLUB II House for sale ' frontage (3 lots). Beautiful Deluxe two bedroom, inter- SOUTH SEAS Buitdable Canal Front Lot ad- by owner. On canal, North Captiva Island...2 val ownership condo fron- jacent to Bird Sanctuary in three bedrooms, two bedroom, 1 bath, furnished ting Gulf of Mexico, full PLANTATION Caloosa Shores 100* x 10C. .baths. Davit bases. • lendal cedar home. Screen- recreational facilities, ex- Many other extras. <' ed porch, deck on 2 cellent investment or rental Reduced Rotes $30,000.00 Terms Available Assumable mortgage. sides...concrete patio and property. Call 472-2946 OWNER SELLS.-Beautifully fur- large utility underneath. Select Island $99,500. Week 33 (8/16) $6,500 2 bedroom Beach Villa, TFN 482-121* TFN nished, two bedroom, two Seawalled boat slip for 2 $100/nlght, 1 bedroom bath, gulfview penthouse of boats, generator, good Jeep. Week 34 (8/23) $6,500 RENTALS Sayslde Villa, $90/night, Ef- Island Beach Club with its new- 12 ft. boat, close to airstrip. Week 46 (11/15) $6,000 ficiency Bayside Villa, KING'S CROWN ly decorated grounds and Write Robert Cohn Properties Unique apartments for your $55/nlght. Deluxe Room NO MONEY buildings. Quiet location, all $97,000 Terms 5993 NW 57rh Ct. vocation stay on a unique Bayside Villa, -$45/night. FOR SALE amenities. (815) 472-4019. by owner Apt. A 110 aland. Come, to Sanibel 3 Night Minimum DOWN 2/t 694-3051. 995-4389 Ft. Uudofaale FL 3331* Beach Club. Spacious, lux- 12/15/79 - 4/30/80 BY OWNER Contact Mr*. WInslow (305) 721-M33 A Choice Offering 11 urious two bedroom, two two bedroom, two bath. __ TFN Writ* or Callt ' 2/22 bath, on the Gulf plus pool. Completely furnished and SHELL HARBOR of Sanibel & Captiva Real Estate (214) 771-OeM Big lot near Gulf. With walk- Interval Realty, Inc. equipped to sleep six. 1566 ing access to beach. $29,500. 124 Cnatneers 1111101119 hj. ft. of luxurious living. HOME Realtor Pay interest only during 1st Oeveiond. OH 44114 PROPERTY APPRAISALS Large walk in closets. Under Sanibel, a year in monthly payments at On quiet cul-de-sac conve- TFN Residential - Commercial cover parking and storage. (•13)472-5104 10% Balance in 5 to 8 years. nient to causeway and Investment An excellent investment. TFN SANIBEL - Two bedroom, two Owner • 472<4SS6 beach. Three bedrooms, two Prompt Reasonable Service For personal tour call: baths, 28" family room. Hur- bath condo, deluxe, furnished. TFN (Just East of Bank of the Islands) 472-4065 after Feb. 4th. ricane shutters on all win- -Registered Real Estate Broker SENIOR CmiENS - Rent private Gulf view, pool $325 a week. 1633-A Periwinkle Way dows and porch. Solar room with bath, separate en- Available bi-weekly or month 2400 Palm Ridge Road, Sanibel. Florida 33957 Here's residential property from Sanibel Island, Florida 472-1549 heated 3C screened pool, including Continental or seasonal and a special year- Office (813) 472-2194 Alter Hours (813) 472-2901 216' of seawalled canal fron- golf-front to gulf-front near Blind Pass. ly rate. (305) 587-5998. 2/15 tage, much tropical vegeta- $23.00 per night, 7 day max- PRICE REDUCTION tion. imum stay - 472-5807. . 2/1 FOR RENT- New home, 2 bedrooms overlooking water- FOR SALE - Two family dwell- Owner472-5576 2/1 Sea Shells of Sanibel- Two bedroom, two bath, furnished, GULF PINES TWO LOTS approx. 28,000 sq. ft. for construc- ONE ft 1WO BEDROOM CON- way, near gulf. Private beach. ing, ground floor, CBS, ex- covered parking, two screened Florida patios, approximately DOS - In Gulf front complexes. cellent condition. Each apart- REALTOR® $6,000 in rental income. Walk to the Gulf with deeded access. tion of one home. Located on Old Banyan Way, a secluded Phone 472-2860. $79,00000 Completely deluxe in every 2/1 ment 2- bedroom, 2 bath, one road in one of Sanibel's prime single family home residential way. Off-season rates $i75.0O fully equipped and rented this Ray Hoxsey R»olty of the Islands Inc. SALE BY OWNER per week. 79-80 winter rates areas. A minute's walk away from the site of a new swimming winter and 1980/' 81. Deeded Registered Real Estote Broker 472-1546 Sanibel's most luxurious Owners Vary Anxious from $275.00 week. Mrs. J.S. FOR RENT beach access across W. Gulf 2353 Periwinkle Way decorator furnished, blue McCormlck 1201 Orchard Ave., pool! Lots abound in natural vegetation. Owner has three Dr. For appointment call: (Behind the Burger Emporium) chip investment. Gulf front Chicago Heights, II 60411. Ph. LUXURY CONDO PRICE REDUCED SANIBEL 472-1705. TFN penthouse apartment, 3 bedroom, two bath, elevated home floor plan available to pur- (312) 755-1600 p.m. calls only. Captains Walk - Two bedroom, one bath, furnished, im- KING'S CROWN - Original Open Sundays 10-4 bedrooms, 3V& baths, over chaser. Specifically planned for this site. Complete amenities TFN Beautiful view. Beautifully FOR SALE - Two bedroom con- 3,000 sq. ft. Has everything maculate, screened porch, 2nd floor. Decorator drapes. Ask- OCEAN'S REACH - Gulf front furnished 2 bedroom, model apartment. Top floor, dominium. Gulf Drive, Sanibel overlooking pool, tennis court BEAUTIFUL AND including beach front ing $59,500. Make offer. of Gulf Pines Subdivision: party house with swimming pool, condominium, accomodates den/bedroom, 2 bath. Island, FL. Phone (203) cabana. Rents in season for four. Pool, tennis. Weekly Ocean front condo. Will be a and Gulf. Two bedroom. 589-4065 or 472-5613. tennis courts, beach access. $35,000. Beautifully furnished. BUILDABLE LOTS $1500 a week. DECORATOR FURNISHED rates. May 1 - December 15, delight for your Sanibel 2/1 Excellent financing. $129,500. Mr. "A" 455 Upper Captiva $15,000 $200; December 15 - April 30, vacation. Pool,' tennis, ROCKS - By owner. Beautiful Col) Charlie Matut $350. Write or call: James peaceful and quiet. No pets. Tamarind Dr. Hallandale, FL -Sanibel Estates $33,500 -$49,500 Villa Sanibel - Two bedroom, two bath, with loft. Annual ren- GULFFRONT LOT Approximately 135 feet of Gulf frontage, 33009. Phone (305) 945-0101. lot, gulf access, prime loca- .305-46*4446 lewis 867 Westport Dr. Contacts tion. $25,000.00 (504)833-1637. Rocks $25,000 tal Income $6,000. Only twenty units total in complex with 1/25 $40,000 pool, tennis court. Purchase price $123,500. located on West Gulf Drive, a lovely Gulf front residential Younstown, OH 44511. (216)- William Brace or 2/22 Gulf Pines 788-9329 or ask for 2B2 or 2B3 Jean Howard CASA YBEL RESORT - For sale by Sanibel Pines - $21,500 area, lot has existing water and vegetation permits, initial at Ocean's Reach (813) 7520 N7 Military Hwy. owner. Luxury beachfront BY OWNER - One bedroom, Betts $46,000 -$44,000 <•'*•' KIND PASS CONDO 472-4554. TFN Norfolk, VA 23518 villas. Two bedrooms, two one bath condominium. Sanibel Estates W/water hookup $33,500 461,000 r FOR SALE BY OWNER COMMERCIAL PROPERTY plans are available. $240,000. Clubhouse and P00L 482-1641. Shell Harbor, Canal Lot $77,000 NOW IN RESIDENCE (804) 5S3-2671 baths, all amenities. Weeks 8 & Located on Periwinkle Way substantial exposure for one of the 2/8 Belle Meade w/water : , - $14,000 v, TWO UNITS TO CHOOSE SINGLE ROOM • For rent. Bath, TFN 9 and 15 & 16. Priced below few>e'mdrriih3 commercial fots on Sanibel, 155'frontage. Pur- market. (813)472-9106. TFN Cape Coral. Direct access to river, w/water $17,500 ' CANAL LOT Existing water meter, deep water canal, a fine parking space. Male preferred, Two "bedroom, two bath, chase price $175,000. 472-1151. FOR SALE - Kahlua Beach Club Clam Bayou. 1 acre with water frontage $50,000 BEACHVIEW CC ESTATES - Lot 40 beautifully furnished, com- residential community, Sanibel Isles, 100' x 106': $36,900 2/1 on Ft. Myers Beach, interval for sale by owner. Located on ownership. Week 14 & 15. Call plete appliances, pool, ten- terms available. UNIQUE water very close to beach ac- (312) 870-7239 after 6~p.m. for nis courts, a foot bridge from SANIBEL BAYOUS cess and walk to beach. the nicest beach on Sanibol. RENT HOME further information. No agents large lakefront lot $16,500. $39,000. Call 472-2771. 1/25 please. ASSUMABU DUNES Golfing and tennis in your backyard, large corner lot, Gulf Front FOR RENT TFN SANIBEL ARMS - A hard to find Contacts Hvury Hanffora buildable. $25,000. Sanibel Island one bedroom, one bath condo. ONE" ACRE OF SECLUSION - (•13) 471-3741 after Our beautiful 2 bedroom, 2 Sanibel, Exclusive Chateaux $53,900. Unfurnished. By Unusual custom CBS three Feb. 5rh, 19*0 LOGGERHEAD CAY bath apartment at Sunset -sur-Mor. Landscaped acre. bedroom, two bath home with owner. Call days 482-1641. 2/22 Nicely furnished, ground floor unit at Loggerhead Cay. Ex- South Condominiums. Com- Borders conservancy and cathedral ceilings, upper 7,000 Office* To Serve You 2/1 cellent rental. Realistically priced. $112,500.00 pletely furnished, miles of Sanibel River. Opposite awning windows and largo 12" sandy beach. Season, month- wildlife refuge. Private ac- SHELL HARBOR CANAL LOT - x 25' screened patio for (open- SANIBEL Here's luxury living along Sanibel's ly, 7 weeks. Don Fase: 7590 cess to three miles of seclud- Southern exposure. Seawall ness). On Clam Bayou. For ap- Seasonal Rentals Still Available Starting at $375a week. Corn- beautiful Gulf Beaches. Courtland Dr., NE RocMord, ed beach. Contemporary and dock. Coll 472-2807. pointment call: Betty Savers, ISLAND tact Anne Atkins - Rental Division at 472-5703. Michigan, 49341. Japanese architecture. 24 TFN Associate, 542-8121. Staffily & (616)860-1142 foot high glass dome roof. FURNISHED GULF FRONT - Pen- Haywood Realty, Inc. 2500 Del TFN Washer, dryer, dishwasher, thouse. Accommodates 4, Prado Blvd. Cape Coral, FL. Condominium on Lake, close SUNDIAL, can't get any closer to Gulf. GULFFRONT, spectacular central air conditioning, etc. pool, tennis. By owner. (607) 33904. to Golf course. Two bed- We need view of beach and Gulf, nicely furnished two bedrooms, two baths, Why settle for a con- 669-4413 after 6 p.m. TFN 2/8 room, two bath. 1200 sq. ft., "Our office puts SEXUAL ASSAULT dominium when you can ground floor, furnished. the accent on third floor location. Swimming pools, tennis courts, restaurant. rant a luxurious private your listings! quality Continuing Threat FOR SALE BROKER DRAWER 9 $69,500. $199,500. To Florida Females home? GULF FRONT Mortgage assumable at rather than February $1400.00 to SANIBEL ISLAND. FLORIDA 33SS7 7»/4% quantity" Thcicoacawuf reported sexual rmuli SHELL HARBOR in Flornb nnrli evcrv 1 hour* of cvcr> dm $1600.00 monthly. March CONDO Bob Boss Inc. Realtors ol ihe\or Ask us about Interval Ownership I Stimuli MILMUS show, (on, that the $400.00 to $500.00 per CANAL HOME 3313 Cleveland Ave. BEACH COTTAGE, South Seas Plantation resort, two bedrooms •tuck* ire not limited to any one ap: group (813)472-1011 Ft. Myors of females. lnlant> ami women u old n 91 For pictures or After hrs. associate with loft area, GULFFRONT in one of the nations leading resorts, rear* an. among the vicnms of thu violent A million dollar view with cnmi. a-• til a-femalct of cvety other ape to arrange to so* Bob Woods 482.5260 Scilhcr race, economic tfann nor ape clubhouse and restaurant to swimming pool, tennis court, gorgeous view of Gulf. $225,000. accommodations: New 3 bedroom, 3 bath can prevail rape Bui there are preventive match. Top floor, two GUMBO LIMBO TFN Rrtsurct thai every trmatc can and should Two Peas Sanibel Home. Private dock lullow in tinier to Minjaiic* her ihancc* of bedroom, two bath. Large for large sail or power boat. Corner lot, reduced $3500. For quick sale. Firm $16,995. becoming a victim Bos 23 screened wrap around lo ttnd 4*u how vou can protect vuur- Crompond, NY 10517 No bridges. This exclusive 6 SANDDOLLAR, First floor, GULFFRONT location, three M.11. untL lor a five hwklcl on Sexual balcony. Completely furnish- duplex, 12 family prestigious (914) 528-4646 evenings ed. All major appliances In- CANAL FRONT HOME bedrooms, two baths, completely furnished, privacy with only 36 (914) 7374121 days development includes Attorney General's Office cluding washer and dryer. carpeting, appliances, pool, Three bedroom, two bath, CBS, no bridges to bay, under total condominiums, three tennis courts, one pool, BBQ grill area. TtlUhissee. Flondi 3230' TFN Two color t.v.'s (one on t wn-gnwr * l.oufiol on t nmtnal JUMKI tennis court, private road $125,000. $188,000. cable). 13 tennis courts and and parking under building. nearby golf course. Available May 1st PRIVATE BEACH ACCESS HOMES, INC. / REALTORS Owner will consider Call owner (414) 352-0373 limited financing. or write: 8545 N. Creenvale With this three bedroom, two bath, family room, CBS home for POINTE SANTO, Two bedrooms, two baths, courtyard view to $189,500. Rd. Milwaukee. Wl 53217 only $90,000. SALES (813) 472-2727 $189,500. Gulf, nicely furnished, second floor location, pool, tennis courts. IWAITO8 TFN TFN MICHIGAN HOMES $159,000. IBEL LAKE FRONTAGE ON LAKE MUREX Established real estate broker/custom home builder is seeking a professional real estate Great privacy on lake front with beach access - $24,000. salesperson for the expanding Sanibel Division. Solid opportunity for highly motivated in- >EAiry THERE ARE STILL dividual. Please Contact Sales Manager at the Sanibel Office 472-1506. RENTAL DIVISION SOME ISLANDS . . . 250' OF PRIME BAY FRONTAGE Vacation and Investment Properties, Inc, Realtor —real islands unconnected by causeways, untrampted by Beautiful sunsets - high ground with great native vegetation. :>: tourists and nearly untouched by the outside world. Cty says may built up to 3 units - Call for details. SAMIML ISLAND CAPTTVA ISLAND PRIVATE t SPACIOUS GULF FRONT HOUSE 472 SI 87 473 2523 Decorator furnished - 4 Bdrm. 2 Bath Screened porch VIP"s North Captiva Outpost is your jumping off place for true 1509 P«r<•winkle Woy South S*at Plantation overlooking beach and gulf. Avail. APR-MAY-JUN island living. We deal exclusively in out-island properties, in- PO Bo. 168 PO Box 217 •!, JUST OFF THE PRESS Sonibel Island Fl 339 5' 2 wk. minimum. cluding North Captiva, Cayo Costa and beyond. REALTOR Coptiva Itlond Fl 33424 Boat over this weekend or call for an excursion appointment. New, quaint fromobb map of Sonlbel. Write or call for your DfUGHTfUUY LOCATED VACATION AND INVESTMENT PROPERTIES. INC. free copy. , 3 Bdrm., 2 bath BAYBERRY home overlooking golf REALTOR HOMES SanltMH toland Copllvo Island course. Tropically furnished. Children ok - No pets. Call NORTH CAPTIVA OUTPOST 472-51I7 472-2523 % Soon On This! at the north end of North Captiva Island ISO* Pcrtwtnkl* Way South S«es Pkmtatlo Sanlb*! toland, Fl. 33957 P.O. Bex 217 (813) 472-1566 Open weekends. Weekdays by appointment 2111 PeYlwfnM*, ccrou from Tahltian Garden 950 Periwinkle Way 1207 Periwinkle Way 472-4523 Shopping Confer. at Lindgren Boulevard CapHva bland. Fl. 33934 Sanibel Island, Florida 33957 P.O. Box 168, Sanibel, FL 33957 After bwH 47MM7 or 472-IW5. 2/22 TFN %£& Island Reporter February 1,1980 B33 B32 February 1,1980 Island Reporter

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WRITE P.O. DRAWER R, SANIBEL ISLAND. FLORIDA 33957 472-1587 ; i ' \m THOMAS H. BROWN SANIBEL HEADQUARTERS •J ;y FOR ALL YOUR Chuck Bundschu, REALTOR REAL ESTATE NEEDS REALTOR (? :\ Sohibel, sophisticated, '•'-•;' "% HOMES CD Inc. arid unspoiled, offers you -: . - s REALTOR the ultimate in elegant life- JSULF FRONT >style at "Point* Santo.de San- JOHN NAUMANN & ASSOCIATES. INC SPECIALIZING IN UNIQUE ibel." Luxurious oohdorninlurh villas; secluded In does of One of the most luxurious Custom built homes on Sanibel with lush troplcd foliage. Enjcy a rnognlflcent view of emerald over 4,000 square feet of. living area and 2,000 square feet of Executive Services, Inc. Specializing in condominium - EXECUTIVE HOMES; INVESTMENT green waves on o shell spilled sandy beodi. ErKhontingty' recroatlonal and storage area.on ground level. Built around a sales, resales, and rental . PROPERTIES; DEVELOPMENT unique dubhouse; heated pool, jaccuzzl, tennis courts, two-story screened atrium overlooking the Gulf* The hand- management and much more, the choice of those who hove the world some living roorp opens onto the expansive porch. Three San i be I's Complete ...full-service to choose from, \ . bedrooms, three baths/ study, .'dining room and a fantastic HOMES Poggenpohl kitchen. The; master bedroom suite features twin T, general real estate Real Estate Company 1; REALTORS f]| ATTENTION: HERMITS. A.5 GULF FRONT dressing rooms and a screened sundeck overlooking the Gulf. —CONDOMINIUMS- untl sftecialists in the UND FLOOR - TVfo, bedroom. : it'I two bath,; lavishly'furnished. Step out your, screened SHOWN BY APPCHNTMENr ONLY.' Priced at $395,000. resale qf'Michiffan Httnies RECLUSES, INTROVERTS, AND i Assumable mortgage, -or financing available. • . aminetrhome vonxiruvtkm porch on to the finest shelling beach on Soriibei Island. PREVIEW SHOWING BLIND PASS ALL YOU OTHER EXECUTIVES Large'assumabU tintmortgog*. $195,000. Furnished. Periwinkle Way at Lindgren Blvd. GUMBO LIMBO SUBDIVISION Two bedroom, two bath ground floor, apartment and over the TRYING TO ESCAPE FROM THE B-7 Ground Floor, Corner^ Poplslde! Two bedroom, two :THE ROCKS 2SJZ^^S--'1? •: footbridge to the best shelling beach on Sanibel. $66,500 com- bath, Jayish, furnishings. Excellent Gulf view. Extra, pletely furnished. .. Solar, heated pool home, CBS construction at ground level, Model open daily, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Located2 blocks North MADDENING CROWD...READ private patio off kitchen. $^82,000 furnished. , large living room, den, two-bedroom, two-bath, oil electric -of Periwinkle on Dixie Beach Road, these beautiful new kitchen, central heating and air-conditioning. Also a free- homes are available for immediate occupancy. Large densely EXCLUSIVITY ••33 Two bedroom, two bath. Gulf view. Excellent fur- standing white porcelain fireplace in living room for your en- wooded improved lots; that are CUAWUffBD BUipAMC (in 9 . : nishings. Must be seen to be appreciated. $165,000. The most exclusive and most luxurious condominium offered HOMES This four bedroom, three bath canal home is located in a quiet joyment orgj fuel economy, screened Idnai and pool, two-car - writing) are also available. Visit the model or call for. complete garage. This well maintained home is located, on a large : : r on Sanibel Island, Tiquo Cay is a gulfront community of just and secluded area of Sanibel Island near the J. N. "Ding" • Spacious, luxur^j^J , $149,330 C-34 Spacious, luxury ij^D1 iroom. Over 1,000 sq. ft. sauna, and recreation room, it offers toperb, relaxing vaca- OEAUVILLE lot 46 "A" $135,994 Tremendous panor> (O .iTviewJ Furnished. $112,000. tion atmosphere. For more details, please call us arid let us Sundial Beach and Tennis Club is one of Southwest Florida's SALERNO lot 54 "A" $124,710 New small complex, only two left of the 27 apartments, show you this one. mast popular resort condominium. Offering 13 tennis courts, BROOKFTELD • lot 5 "A" $129,280 all Gulf-front, with swimming pool and tennis. $130,000 HI WE DONT WANT YOU TO D-44 Two bedroom per ( - Spectacular view. Roof- three pools, cocktail lounge, dining room and more. Purchase AMESBURY lot 100 "A" $150,515 / $132,000. your very own second home and let us rent it for you when PANIC..- BUT WE HAVE THE top sundflefc.':;'. . ;% 9.5 BEAUTIFUL ACRES your away. Prices from $63,000 - $215,000 furnished. ON SANIBEL ADJACENT ONLY ONE LEFT E-l This ground floor.. 2 bedroom;. 2 :bath apartment SMALL SUBDIVISION sports a beautiful view of the pool and the beach. Fully TO THE DUNES GULF VIEW For sale in loggerhead Cayl On Sanibel Island! And NO : furnished. Excellent rental history.. $174,000 NORTH YACHTSMAN PORTE MONEY DOWN111 This, rwobedroom; two bath condominium Possibilities for use of this piece of .property will challenge A Pointe Santo de Sanibel condominium with an excellent gulf E-2f GULF FRONT, Secon^O jr. Gorgeous 2 beaVoom,- it located on the first floor in one of the front buildings'- just a- and your imagination. Seller will take 29% down, balance over 5 view, good rental history and completely furnished. Priced to •'2 bWh.;Professlonal'-OT&rated furnished. This Would you like to own yoor. own subdivision, all approved by SHELL HARBOR (3rd ADDITION) few steps to the pool and beach. Excellent rental potential. years at.10% interest. Priced at $80,000. Let's discuss. sell at $149,000 all inclusive this beautiful condominium won't 'lafxj'rtmenlmystbese*. a steal ot$179,00b. ' - the City? First lime on the market, "five large bulldable Don't be left out of this investment opportunity. For further • last long so hurry. Michigan "Manchester" model. One of a kind on a large lot homesites. Platted for tennis court. Roods, water, all all with no bridges to bay. $185,000. details contact Marie L Renn. utilities available. Only a short walk to a deeded beach ease- POPULAR SHELL HARBOR BAY FRONT HOME ment and the Sanibel Marina. $139,500 CASH or terms. Hi WE DON'T MEAN TO RAISE y.i -RESIDENCE Conceived in the old Florida tradition this beautiful Bay front Pointe Sonlbei Development Corporation HOMESITES ; On wide navigable canal ^closetoprivate. deeded beach ac- : ; r home is situated on nearly an acre of land covered with DUPLEX •••••• EYEBROWS i.;: r —T - : -• Registered Reol Estote.'BWrWflScje' •r. r ' cess. This beautiful, home offers the best in Island living. It has tropical plantings. Situated around a private garden this three. 2445 Gulf Drive • Sanibel Island. R 33957 SEA OATS - WEST GULF DRIVE 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large family room, inside and outside West Gulf Drive. Two bedrooms, two baths. Partly furnished. bedroom, two bath home with Florida room is a rare oppor- But really) Sanibef is not for everyone! We have'a spacious In Florida 813-472-1568 patios, solar heated screen enclosed pool, seawall and patio Beach access. $165,000. tunity to enjoy a natural yet elegant Sanibel' Island lifestyle. 3/2, pool home on'the - ^N^corpet, fresh paint and refur- $190,000 dominium. Only six units' In the entire project in a splendid Sea Shells of Sanibel $79,900 : bishing, making it one cn*f"*rinest Gulf Front buys on Sanibel. ill YOU WOULDN'T WANT THIS • BLIND PASS - Secluded-Just a Footbridge from location. '•'•..". '' .'.'•,. Sanibel Arms West - Gulf View $95,000 CASH, or TERMS, 29% Down, Balance in 3 years. Situated* in the popular Sundial resort, this is truly one of a Beach $79,900 • kind. Shown by appointment only. BUILDING UNLESS YOU WERE JUST LISTED AT MARINER POINTE OUT OF YOUR MIND ... RESIDENTIAL HOMES GULF PINES I Bayfront 2-bedrobm, 2-bath unit offers all the beauty of San Carlos Bay, plus a very well cored for unit that is fully furnish- CYPRINA BEACH RENTALS Shell Harbor on Canal $145,500 Large elevated lot on fresh Voter lagoon $29,500. But remember, they though Columbus was but of his mind and Gumbo limbo-with pool ed. A great way to get to know the bay. at $115,000. Two bedroom, two bath townhouse. Gulf front. $265,000 un- New 3-bedroom home in the Rocks, overlooking lake. he discovered America. We have an old office building Newly remodeled 3-2 - lanai furnished. $1,600/mo. located in downtown Ft. Myers. The building is'structurally, SANIBEL BAYOUS TWO BARGAINS ON SANIBEL Two bedroom, two bath townhouse. Gulf view. $200,000 un- Spanish Cay Condo. $400/wk, sound, but needs complete renovation. The.profit potential is furnished. New 2 BR + Den home in the Dunes on Golf Course. fantastic. If you have had experience in restoration, this would' Affordable beauty in Tennisplace, where you ore offered the $l,600/mo. A GULF FRONT COMMUNITY Beautiful Lakeside lot within walking distance of Bowman's be an excellent opportunity. Call Richard W. Birbeck. Beach (Discount for CASH) $17,000. benefits of a canal front community/boat dockage, swimming' INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY • BEACH ACCESS pool, tennis, and. outdoor; grill.' Inside you get two bedrooms, CASH, or TERMS, 29% Down, Balance in 3 years. fully furnished v under $o5|000*: r :.<'. < '.:'•'•.'•] '*\ This two bedroom, two bath and one bedroom, one bath fl! IF YOU THINK GOLD IS RARE duplex is within distance to the Gulf of Mexico and features a YOUR CHANCE TO OWN" 4 private fresh water pool. Available completely furnished at TRY BUYING WATERFRONT COMMERCIAL FOR LEASE i il $174,900.00. By appointment only. .' ~* ' "' . WELL ESTABLISHED MARINA 25%DOSNHr 5 YEARS^ Space available for shop or office on Palm Ridge Road. 1100 PROPERTY Complete Marina in excellent location. Established dealer for 1 square feet, $600 per month plus utilities, minimum two-year namebrand boats, motors, trailers. Qualified service depart- RESIDENTIAL LOTS lease. ."• . ' \ 'K • We have several parcels' available from small acreage to ment, lucrative snack bar. Boat rentals and dockage. Accom- large tracts on various rivers in lee County. Some would/make Captiva (Waterfront IOC x 629'+),,: l^!^ modates boats up to 30 ft.; dry storage available. Manager's excellent estate type properties. Some would be ideal for in- Ben. S-D((canal) . Cosh $42,000 Terms $44,000 home included. Income statements provided qualified buyer.: West Gurf Drive $100,000 vestment to be held for future development. Prices range from Sanibel Bayous (lake) '• •• " $25,OOV Bayview Captlva $60,000 $250,000 to $4,000,000. Give us a call. Richard W. Birbeck or Gumbo Lmbo V- • : - .$18,000 to $22,000- THOMAS H. BROWN lagoon Estates $25,000 Marie L Renn. - Lagoon Estates (large lot) Shell Harbor $66,000 HOMES Executive Services, Inc. Donax $22,500 REALTOR Gumbo Limbo $19,500 CHUCK BUNDSCHU, INC. REALTOR COMMERCIAL FRjC^PERTY ; , Registered Real Estate Broker Periwinkle 'lot available with good location'on West 472-4138 544* U.S. 41 South side of Potes Restoordnt S125.000. Main Office: 455 Periwinkle Way THIS SPACE RESERVED Fort Myers F13*W7 Vt :1 Palm Ridge (RfetfictedCbrhrnerctol) $38,000 (At the Lighthouse end of the Island) FOR YOUR PROPERTY. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ~ 2410 Palm Ridge Rood CALL US TODAYI Mon., Tues.,.Wed. evenings til 7 P.O. Box 142 Sanibel, FL 33957 472-4195 JOHN NAUMANN A ASSOCIATES. INC 950 Periwinkle Way RENTALS FLORIDA 1% REALTORS at lindgren Boulevard Branch Off ice:'2427 Periwinkfe Way " M After Hours (Just before Baileys Shopping Center) 4T2-9121 After Hours: Beautifully furnished 3-bedroom>bath home in Sanibel Isles Andrew G; Selpos ?;*' 472-1506 on canal with dock.. $1,400 per mPnth. . AAory Ann S#lpos • Marie L. Renn. Assoc. 4S2>1017 REALTOR IB 472-3133 Richard W. Birbeck. Assoc. 334-0159 472-3328 HI'A: •'••" 2019 Periwinkle Way RtMTOR Sanibel. Fl. 33957 Island Reporter February 1,1980 B35 B34 February 1,1980 Island Reporter classified advertising service directory WRITE P.O. DRAWER R SANIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA 33957 472-1587 WRITE P.O. DRAWER R, SANIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA 33957 +

GREEN WICKER WISE INC. BIKE REPAIRS Furniture • Accessories REMO (RIP) COMMERCIAL FOR SALE - By th» week or for a EARTH SALES - RENTALS PAINTER Lighting Fixtures Lowest rates on the Island, 'it'. jifetime. Two bedroom fully ATTENTION Landscaping GABACCIA MOWING 4410 Del Prado Blvd. our 40th year. OF SANIBEL 'furnished waterfront condos on INTERVAL Tree Trimming & Removal PLUMMNO CONTRACTOR Cape Coral, FL The Blk* Barn Wallpapering & Painting GRADING ' the Lighthouse end of the Bush-Hog Licensed - Insured - Bonded North Captiva lot owners or 542-6066 917 Main Street Licensed, call (Bob) Acrege - Estates - Condos Island. One time price as low CONDO Tractor Mowing prospective buyers. Open Weekly from Rear of Corner Shoppe 472-5646 Captiva-472-2518 Large and small equipment as $4,900. Full price plus an- 472-1370 TFN Weeks for Sale NOW AVAILABLE REALTOR® 9:30 to S TFN Opposite Z-Oeven TFN TFN TFN 332-4420 TFN nual dues. Call 472-5181, 9 Sanibel Beach Club I Boat'slips with deep water in A.M. to 6 P.M. for appoint- Weeks 51 & 52 $14,000 protected safety harbor. Ray Hoxsey Realty of the Islands Inc. ment. Interval Realty Inc., SANIBEL Sanibel Beach Club II Nine slips left, will sell Registered Real Estate Broker 472-1546- FOR SALE TV—APPLIANCE WINDOW LOTS AND EARTH Broker. TFN Week 1 $8,500 outright^ or long term lease, 2353 Periwinkle Way CARE, INC. STORAGE Case Ybel Beach ft with permanent easement (Behind the Burger Emporium) - AIR CLEANING ACREAGE Seasonal Firewood Complete landscaping, tree $5 and up monthly. Roquet Club (Corner Unit) for vehicles to and from your Open Sundays 10-4 Delivered For SERVICE. MOWED trimming and brush chipper 2361 Periwinkle Way Week 2 $5,600 lot or boat. Mortgages $60 Per Cord CONDITIONING GULF rna ion ' Two excellent wooded building sites have just become Appts. 472-4207 service. Serving Sanibel & 472-5261 or 472*1092 3 $6,300 - available at 9%%. These 472-2120 Sales and SERVICE CALL 472-4439 Three available lots. Two in- Acreage Parcels available with excellent terms. Down payments as low TFN Captiva. 472-3440 TFN TFN- dividual large ones, and one 4 $7,000 slips are an excellent invest- WOOSTER TFN NOT. IN ANY as 109% can be arranged. These will not last too long in- that was originally two. Two ment and will increase in TV AND APPLIANCE SUBDIVISION to the season, so call now. For a chance to buy a swimming pools. En- All closing costs included. value and can be resold. Buy Palm Ridge Road 10 acres near air strip. '/4-acre Sanibel homesite for only $2,200 down, call ISLAND CERAMIC vironmentally perfect. Ten- Will finance. now at 1st offering. YARD CARE, LUTHER KASK $95,000.00 Allen at 472-1546. GUSHULAK nis courts. Easy access to our Write: Rollln A. Jones R. Bartholomew Remodeling - Additions, No 472-1133 TREE TRIMMING LOCKSMITH TILE beautiful beach on Sanibel 17 acres adjoining Gumbo 3706 Hillside Drive Box 136 472-2853 • ( YpsilanH. Ml 4*197 iob too small. Llc«ns*d-Bond*d . ARTISAN DESIGN Island. Will consider easy Limbo. $90,000.00 Captiva, FL 33924 472-2244 & TOPPING New - Repairs - Renovations Tel: (313) 434-2780 M203 DON HUMPHREYS Ceramic Tile financing by owner. 4724277 2/15 TTN Edward T. Forrest Priced substantially 2/3 acres on West Gulf Drive. 1/25 TFN 472-5738 Phone 472-2394 Contracting $39,000.00 SURSIDE 12 All Types of Til* Write Box HJA.U. Repairs - Remodeling Bus.-942-OMO c/o Island Reporter OPEN FOR VIEWING Hs*. - 542-2277 Vi acre in Wulfert Area. GREAT ESCAPE KENBRE DOG a Specialty I P.O. Drawer R. TFN $13,500. DELIVERY SERVICE ISLAND AIRE, TFN Sctilbel. Ft SXtST TFN PLEASE DON'T PfCK THE ONE EXCLUSIVE GROOMING CARPENTRY Parcel on San Cap Rd. near Will pick up and deliver 1530 Periwinkle Way INC. Baptist Church. $13,500. 3 Bedroom 2 Bath Condominium & RENOVATION SOLAR ODD JOB SEA GRAPES. Pool, Tennis and the Gulf of Mexico anything, food shopping 472-1898 TFN 472-1260 GULF PINE 9 acres adjoining Timbers $150,000 and delivery service Is our SPECIALISTS - SERVICE BOBS' Restaurant. $400,000. Viewing begins at 10:00 ends at 4:00 specialty. LOTS On and off Island. AIR In frame and concrete SANIBEL We "care" for your homo, Small down payment, owner 30 acres on West Gulf Drive. Surfslde 12 585 East Gulf Drive 472-3636 472-5S07 CONDITIONING structures, and pool or condo when you're financing. Two large lots for $130,000. Punto Rassa Realty 2/1 miscellaneous woodwork. 472-2424 away. Security and sale by owner. Corner 25, 482-2042 Uc*ns*d, Bonded _ Insured maintenance as you wish. 8 acres adjoining American 992-1588 700 sq. ft.. ad|oinlng 25,500 If you choose any other apartment & ELECTRICAL Sanibel & Outer Islands. Odd jobs our specialty. We Legion. $100,000. sq. ft. Originally 3 lots now TRUE LUXURY you've made a mistakel YARD WORK SALES & SERVICE Phone 472-573S. INSTALLATION are retired year round Island divided into 2. Natural set- All prices and 2/8 HOUSE- TFN residents. ting with access to tennis terms negotiable. IN SANIBEL ISLES TFN SALES ft 472-2101 courts, swimming pool, gulf CLEANING 472-1307 beach on Sanibel Island. SURF REALTY. REALTOR This two story, canal front home of 3 bedrooms, 3V4 bath con- RhMK D. JOYC3 SERVICE 472-11U Write Marvin Ames 470 Surfsound Ct. tains 4300 square feet inclusive of decks and porches. Mexican HAULING 472-1571 TFN 7745 SW 1M Terrace 472-4886 or 472-5200 tile floors, fireplace, skylight, & vaulted ceilings all add to its THOSE SMILING FACES JUST CAME 472-2902 2/1 1/25 Miami, FL 33158 3/3M TFN beauty. This exceptional home, nearly new, has a superb view of San Carlos Bay. $297,000. FROM A CLOSING AT AG6NCVINC santiva Wm. "Mac" McArthur SEASCAPE Y6ur personal inspection of these and other SANIBEL TITLE 1619 PERIWINKLE WAY and Sons fine properties may be arranged by SANIBEL IS., FL 33957 Painting & Paper hanging LAWN CARE contacting: housekeeping services 472-2979 Sanibel Title Insurance FRANCESCA Complete lawn care service for residential and \ACATION AND INVESTMENT Sanibel Island, Fl. 33957 Call before 7:30 a.m. WAKIN, Ph. D. commercial properties. Service Corporation A&B Maid Service - Home Guard - Window Cleaning or after 7:30 p.m. PROPERTIES, INC. TO overcome Sanlbel • Captiva Professional Cleaning of Homes, 601 Los Colo ly Road 1509 Periwinkle Way Personal barriers TREE EXPERTS Mlk* Tlpson FIVE LIME TREE CENTER 1640 PERIWINKLE WAY Condominiums and Business Offices Sanibel. Fl. 33957 Sanibel Island (813) 472-5187 O 472-3751 _ PQSTO.FFICE BOXtS5 ". Box 293 Captiva Island (813) 472-2523 TO find your own 694-6233 TFN SANIBEL ISLAND FIORIDA33957 Telephone: 481-4761 P.O. Box 168. Sanibel Island. Florida 33957 CLOSINGS OWNERS AMORTGAGEEFOitCIES ESCROWS strengths TFN "YOUR HOME 7a^4M ' e Complete tree care. IS OUR CASTLE" REALTOR TO be free to be you Landscaping, residential ELECTROLUX • and industrial. TFN Counseling, Psycotherapy, Complete lawn For Sales « Service Personal Awareness maintenance. ISLAND MOPED We now have a new CROSSWORD PUZZLE By Appointment Only Land clearing trees & stumps. NAVE automatic upright that you GOES A 472-5300 TFN PLUMBING never have to empty. Edited by EUGENE T. MALESKA REPAIRS BICYCLES 332-0014 2242 Pw-lwlnkl* Way PET GROOMING Flat tires, brake adjustments, gears repaired + all major & 472-2954 472-1101 LONG WAY minor work Ask for George Cromarty Grooming By Sanlb.1 2/8 62 Wood for 36 12 Vehicle on 37 Does farm work THETAN CRAFTS We feature new airless tires guaranteed never to go flat. A little Classified ad goes o long wayl ACROSS GLORIA'S ANIMAL piano keys „ runners 38 Terse BAZAAR PET SHOP Residential & Commercial We offer pick-up & delivery for $1.00 .. to find cash buyers for what you have to sell 1 Blue Book girl 63 Porker's pad 14 Great Spirit 44 Shakespeare's Signs ... to find tenants for your rental property 4 Start of a book All Breeds 18 Bathe " of Errors" Grooming and Bathing ISLAND MOPED .. to find qualified workers to fill your job opening 9 Porgy's woman 19 City opposite 45 Indigo source (013) 472-2205 Put a little Classified ad to work today I 13 Clean a pipe DOWN Cats. Toolll 999 Beach Rd. Juarez 46 Full of fresh Pick-up service available 1470 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel 472-5248 bahama recovering 15 Attraction at 1 Hindrance 23 Finnish steam tidings Sanibel, FL 33957 TFN Simplyfill out the-handy ad form and mail with your Full line of pets supply Uxmal 2 Slithery bath 47 "Borstal Boy" Interior & Exterior payment to: 16 Relative of a Call 482-4554 UPHOLSTERING and 3 of Gilead 24 " a Kick playwright far appointment. Design Construction Island Reporter cat's-eye 4 Bore on the dais Out of You" 48 Flows out, as 3/28 BABYSITTER REGISTER 936-8642 CUSHIONS RECOVERED P.O. Drawer R 17 Everywhere 5 Baby sitters, at 25 Aesop specialty the tide TFN 20 Nadia and Oiga, times 26 Impressive 49 Vegetarian's _Kaxsn_Hughes^472-4616 {retired RN) . Sanibel, FL 33957 e.g. 6 Manipulates, as grouping taboo Antoinette Sassman -.472-5811, Anytime Free Estimates. 27 Snow bunny's Ads must be received by Tuesday noon for publication 21 Fastened prices 50 Explosive peak PLEASE DONT DRIVE OR Jeanne Mason - 93Q-0201. ^39-8798 -weekends, evenings the following Friday 22 Currier's 7 Nobel product milieu 51 Normandy town Morcle Ferrlot - 472-4690. 472-4655, after school. WEEKDAYS 8-5 partner 8 Suffix with boy 28 Cracks 52 Burden weekends SATURDAYS 8-12 29 Silly PARK YOUR MOTOR 1939 DANA DRIVE -TORT MYERS 23 Tiny drinks or girl 53 For fear that Kathy Meyer • 472-3848 summer - anytime, school - evenings Located Acrou from Airport off U.S. 41 South 25 More 9 Gaucho gear 30.Lamp dweller 54 Perceive VEHICLE ON THE & weekends. expeditious 10 "Paradise Lost" 31 Regions 56 Compass point Becky Mitchell - 472-4885 or 472-4216 anytime after 2 is one 33 Ranch roamer 57 Seize PERIWINKLE WAY p m weekdays and anytime weekends 28 Heroic tale 11 Sensible 36 In profusion 29 Turkish title Carol Read • 472-5111 ext. 5216 anytime Captiva only FCKOKCUI£ Sewfceo 32 Folk singer 10 11 12 BIKE PATH. Tracy Hughes - 472-9204, weeknights after school & Guthrie weekends. 'Financial Planning & Management) Kevin Epranian - 472-2322 weekends anytime 13 14 V^•16 33 Goes into a skid Gloria Johnson - 472-4587 after 4pm 34 Word with 17 19 I Your NU IMAGE Ellen Hunt - 472-5573 - anytime O accounting and bookkeeping for shops, motels, condo annum or capita Monica Stahlln - 472-3274. Own home daytime associations, partnerships, and corporations including 35 Caused to 20 21 HOUSE OF BEAUTY • Precision Halrcutting Tracey Llpscomb - 472-1357 or 472-4035 evenings and • budget preparation, financial statements and financial conform 1715 Periwinkle Way • Personalized Styling weekends analyses as well as ______39 Splash against Corner Casa Ybel Road • Custom Perms Chryi Webb - 472-5205. at my home daytime no t executive tax service a division of H — R Blocfc 40 Body passage (Across from the Bank) • Color Specialists weekends Sanibel Center Building, 1711 Periwinkle Way, 41 Global area 25 26 27 129 30 31 Oino Frazetta - 472-1754, Fridays and Weekends PO Box 194. Sanibel, Florida 33957 $2 00 2.10 220 2.30 42 Storm center I 1472-2371 Heather McCrotty • 472-2758, after school or weekends. (813)472-1439 Elliot Gelberg 43 Grazing lands 32 (Captiva) Complf Un of Rtfton Product* Jonna Patterson - 472-1432 weekends $2 40 250 2.60 270 44 Hiding places 35 37 318 Paul Bennett, 472-3«14. any time. 46 Prying Wendy Turtle, 472-2208, weeknights. Each additional word 10c 47 pro publico 39 41 F Swsah Lleber - 472-4M5 anytime BONHEUR, INC 48 Arabian bigwig Be sure to include your phone jtmjMIck • 472U389 anytime number or address in the ad 51 Relative of a 42 45 'Wth Ford 472-1241, weekday afternoons. • Roof Coating & Water Proofing i Creek Usa Simon* - 472-4898, evenings & weekends. • Tile or Built-up Roofs — NAME 55 Where to read arry for implications Susan SchaMfman •anytime 472-1972. • Authorized Applicators For 48 49 SO 52 S3 54 T.VTSERViCE ADDRESS. 58 Interdicts 59 Word after ANTENNA SYSTEAAS ANYONE WISHING TO BE REGISTERED VIP Polymer Water Proof potato or 55 57 Sanibet - Captiva (only) SHOULD CALL 472-1587 PHONE macaroni In providing this service. Island Reporter assumes no Decorative Coatings 58 responsibility vla-o-vls thos* who us* It. 60 Horn of the 472-5984 CLASSIFICATION AS A StRVICE TO THE COMMUNITY. ISLAND REPORTER crescent moon 61 Anytime IS PROVIDING THIS REGISTER OF BABYSITTERS 61 Check 542-7965 TFN B36 February 1,1980 Island Reporter

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due next white ByMarkTwombry Sanibel bicyclists may be riding on their own paths alongside most of the island's major roads as early- as next winter, according to optimistc city officials. The city is poised to initiate the next phase of bicycle path construction following

Bicycling over the Sanibel Causeway- will it be allowed? See page 10-A. 1 One Florida town has more bicycles than cars. The story on page ifeA ~r s

authorization, last week from Sanibel^ty Council to proceed with the design of new paths adjacent to Periwinkle Way east of . Lindgren Boulevard, Casa Ybel Road, Gulf Gulf Ridge is Sanibel at its best. . Drive and Tarpon Bay Road; and Rabbit Road. Design and construction of the paths in Carol and Wayne ReifofCedarburg, Wisconsin try out the new Donax Street bike path. The Reifs we're going to keep it that way. estimated, to cost $385,000. The city v'tl. could be bicycling on several miles of new bike paths next winter. the help of < ttie Sanibel Bike Path omtnittee, has already built bike paths disrupted by problems in acquiring enough north end of Casa Ybel to the Sanibel- would.donate right-of-way to the city* or along most of Periwinkle Way — Palm right-of-way along portions of Casa Ybel Highlands subdivision where the right- grant an easement for a bike path." If some nidge Road, and San-Ca^ Road from Road to build a path separate .from the of-way widens to the Sanibel Highlands property owners refuse to donate land or Tarpon Bay Boad to Sanibel Elementary roadway, Price said. subdivision where the right-of-way widens grant easements, the city may be forced to Schools Along much of Casa Ybel the city controls for a brief stretch, then narrbrs again oh up purchase the land through' condemnation \ ' "Trie council would like to have the new less than a 30-foot .right-of-way, that was to Gulf Drive near Casa Ybel Resorti:- -^ proceedings,. according to- Pricei That paths installed before next - winter, acquired by maintenance :— "paving and could add quite a lot to the estimates," he h•; Assistant City Manager Gary Price said .mowings" according to Price. The narrow "Casa Ybel could be.Jpj^^^ There is no area in Southwest Florida more this week. That timetable could be sections run from Lagoon* Estates near the said. "It would be easierjHfpiropeirty^owners" beautiful than Gulf Ridge. With its nearly 2000 I feet of Gulf beach, over 95 acres of lush tropical vegetation and the quiet bayou r Gulf Ridge is one of the last unspoiled areas on I?"'-- Islanders accept new Sanibel and Captiva may be beset by most residents of Hutchinson Island don't by .Florida Power and Light Cp^ ; ;' . "I kept looking over at the reactor and Florida's barrier islands. problems such as traffic and continuing see it that way. Peter Larson, formerly of Only one of the dual reactors is operating wondering... well, if it could happen here. , Your homesite in the beachfront community development, but consider the plight of the Island Reporter andznow with the now. The second unit, delayed by labor1 But we bought the apartment anyway. I at Gulf Ridge can cost you less than $50,000. Hutchinson Island. A barrier island Orlando Sentinel Star, visited Hutchinson problems and lengthy court battles, won't mean, if we're going to survive we need located between Fort Pierce and Stuart on Island and came back with this report , go on line for another three or four years. nuclear power, don't we?" It comes complete with access to Sanibel's Florida's east coast, Hutchinson Island is The reactors are a mile away from the Like the Hogarths, most residents of this most beautiful beach, woodlands, tennis courts, the site of one nuclear power plant, with a By Peter Larson 200-unit condominium project' where the 21-mile-long, barrier island seem un- pool and insured seclusion among neighbors second to go on Uneinl98S. The St. Lucie Hogarths own an apartment. The nuclear concerned by the nuclear plant. Property No. 2 reactor will be the- last nuclear, HUTCHINSON ISLAND --, The view plant didn't stop the .Michigan couple from values here have more than doubled since who feel just the way you do about living on power reactor built in Florida in the from Barbara Hogarth's oceanfront buying the apartment, or from enjoying the reactor began operating three years Sanibel. foreseeable future. Plagued by construe- condominium is breathtaking. their winter vacations in Florida. ago. Oceanfront property is selling $2,000 a We can offer you attractive terms, too — - tion delays and court battles,~the $1billion To the south, Mrs. Hogarth can see miles "We were down here last year during the foot, and. condominium projects — with reactor is suffering the same"kinds ofprd- of sweeping'beaches and dunes. To the _ Three Mile Island problem," Mrs. Hogarth names like "Atlantis" and "California by the 25 % down and five years to pay the balance. . blems, that have resulted in a nationwide north, she can see the concrete containment recalls. "The apartment wasn't finished yet Sea" — are creeping closer and closer to the You'll have to see Gulf Ridge to know how nuclear slowdown. Activists battling the domes of two giant nuclear reactors at; the and we were staying at a Holiday Inn on the beautiful it is. You just have to look at this land St Lucie plant call it a catastrophe, but St. Lucie electric generating plant, owned : mainland.. . . • continued on 8-A to know what a great value it is. Students make the transition . By Nancy DelFavero . described the elementary school as a close-knit, family-like situation. They also This is the fourth in a seven-part series ex- say Cypress Middle is the child's first amining the schools Sanibel and Captiva encounter with "the real world." students attend : ' - "It's a little different from the elementary school to say. the least," said Jean Nichols, : I Call it an "adjustment" as the parents do mother of a sixth-grader, seventh-grader or call it "phasing" as the educators do, the and a high schooler. "Owing to its numbers Please . . . more information on Gulf Ridge graduation from elementary to middle and proximity the elementary school seem- school student is probably one of the ed like a family. They felt known and loved NAME _1 __ " toughest transitions a Sanibel youngster at Sanibel Elementary," sh? said. "It's hke will have to make during his primary and a cocoon situation." secondary schooling. "I hated it at first," Matt Nichols said. STREET _ _ 1 • '• . Cypress. Lake Middle School has, nine "We were used to one teacher all day long, times the number of students in one half the one friend all day long. Now. it's seven CITY __' STATE ._....•_. ZIP .' . .__. number of grades that are at the elemen- subjects and seven teachers. The teachers tary school. A new sixth-grader is con- are real nice but when we first went in

PHONE •• • • . ... .:.•-•.:;.-:;• fronted, with rapid class changes when ne~ we had problems. Kids couldn't find their Once had none at all. He will have to fiddle classrooms-and if you walked in late some with locker combinations, share a crowded teachers would yell at you." KNUDSEN REALTY, INC. lunch room and attend classes with a Another Sanibel mother said despite her substantial number of minority students for - 1619 Periwinkle Way . son's scholastic problems he is better off in the first time. Students are not bussed from a public rather than a private school. "He (I and I libber Shopping Center) '•'•'"••'• Fort Myers, to the Sanibel school, partly has to learn to live in a real world where he -n2-3737 or-4-72-3716 i • : ; because of the lengthy bus ride that is often won't be protected. Private schools are as long aa a class period. ; ; unreal situations. There's no football team, Secluded Homesites The scene is the Edison Commumty College Fine Arts Gallery iui&the eventistheopg ; With 143 students, SanibeiElementary is or call your favorite real estate salesman RobertRauschevger's exhibit of several of his recent works.; Here, the Captiva artist chair with an no band." Another mother said her son "had in a Gulf Front Community excited member of the ECCgaUery staff, Atme Babineav, a guide. Turn to pageSS-Aforareview on the smallest of Cypre33 Middle's "feeder" the opening. • ' i, - . ^ -I : schools. Many parents and educators have + continuedon 8-A ' ••-. i ,|