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Nearly 300 people gathered at the Sanibel Community Association building last Saturday night to eat goodies and listen to the likes of Dick Workman (on the conch), Fieur Weymouth | (on the spoons) and Judy Kennedy (with her glorious voice). The Barrier Island Group for the Arts (BIG Arts) was the host for (hopefully) the first of many Super Stars of Stove and Stage gatherings.

How real is the island drug problem?

A Questionnaire distributed recently to sixth, seventh and Dr. Neil Frank to visit Sanibel eighth graders at Cypress Middle School included one question Dr. Neil Frank, Director of the National Hurricane Center in Miami and that generated some very disturbing answers. The question: "Is Jim Reif, Chief Meteoroligist for WINK (channel 11) TV, will hold an open question and answer forum for Island residents this Thursday night, 7 p.m. there a drug problem in the middle school?" One answer: "Watch at Sundial. Islanders are invited to attend this free forum and ask any and all questions they may have regarding hurricanes and the hurricane threat to out for the bad iudes (short for Quaaludes - extremely potent Southwest Florida. The forum, sponsored by WINK, will be taped for airing June 1. barbituates)." Photos by Mark Harmel (continued on page 21) Tuesday, May 20,1980 Tbe ISLANDER "Water, water everywhere..." By Roxanna Motchan 'Wafer, waler everywhere...bul mil a drop to drink." speaker at last Friday's uedication. Inadequate and unfit water supplies area major problem in many communities throughout the world. "As Florida continues to grow, water resources Sanibel's Island Water Association (IWA) took a giant management will be more important." Maloy said. "In step forward to combat the problem locally last Friday at Southwest Florida the important things are sound land in a.m.. when the long awaited reverse osmosis fRO) use planning supported by the water management plant officially opened. districts planning and regulatory effort. Featured speakers at the dedication included: Arthur Wycoff. President of the IWA: Gary D. Cobb, Director of the Office of Water Research and Technology. U.S. Department of the Inferior; and John R. Maloy, Executive Director. South Florida Water Management District. Arthur Wycoff led off the dedication ceremony by giving some of the background history of the IWA and how it has grown. He explained that the IWA. established in 1965, came about through recognition of the fact that shallow wells and bottled water could not meet the increasing demand. Maloy said, "We do have a finite supply of water on r In 1973. (he electrodialysis water treatment plant was Florida's peninsula. We do not want to sacrifice natural / constructed by IWA at the main pumping station site. amenities for the sake of additional levels of population." Wells were drilled to draw treatable water from the "The challenge," he explained, "is to plan for growth Lower Hawthorn Aquifer. The RO plant, drawing water and protect natural resources at the same time." from the Suwannee Aquifer, is an independent water Maloy pointed out that most people misunderstand system designed to accommodate forseeable needs and water conservation efforts as denying them what they are planned buildoui, according to Sanibel's Comprehensive entitled to rafher than wise use of a limited supply. Land Use Plan (CLUP). But, Maloy also said that more and more people were Wycoff also said thai as time goes on, by adding filter becoming aware of the necessity to conserve the precious units to the RO facilities, (he electrodialysis plant will no resource. longer be necessary. "Today's opening is a resull of participation of a "Ultimately." Wycoff promised, "this plant will have community where input is channeled info a positive salt water desalination." direction," he said. Gary Cobb. (if the U.S. Dept. of Interior, emphasized to Following the dedication, tours of the new RO plant She group the importance of water conservation. He said were given. Ilia! IWA'sRO plant is a good example of how government The first well of the RO plant is 770 feet in depth, and and industry may work together to plan a"facility which will pump 550gallons per minute at 55 pounds per square will take care of a grave problem. Cobb pointed out that inch. many places, not just coastal communities, "have At start up, the plant is capable of producing 1.21 million inadequate water." gallons per day (MGD), and may ultimately produce 3.63 Cobb said that the kind of technology used in the RO MGD. plant design will be useful in helping to solve water Important design features in the new plant include: [jroblems in the United States. Dlowest power consumption per unit capacity, The Executive Director of South Florida's Water 2>automatic operation with a computer control system, Featured speaker John Maloy stressed Management District. John R. Maloy, was the featured and :?)the RO plant is easily expandable for future growth. sound land use planning as a means to manage water resources.

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Commissioners give housing foundation the nod

By Roxanna Motchan foresee the feasibility of moderate cost propriate geographical zoning, phasing, the CLUP, and Council rejected it, so good housing. He emphasized that cooperation plant locations, funding and the benefits to luck in getting it back." Sanibel's Planning Commission from, the City, the housing foundation, and the public health, safety and welfare of the The report from the Sewage Committee reviewed the proposed Moderate Cost financial institutions will be necessary. citizens of Sanibel. will now go to City Council for further Housing ordinance at a special meeting Commissioners discussed the ad- Planning Commission Chairman Ann discussion and review. held yesterday, which resulted in a vantages and disadvantages of dispersion Winterbotham commented, "This is an Further Planning Commission con- recommendation to City Council that a or concentration of the moderate cost .excellent report, and is similar to what the siderations were unavailable at press joint meeting be held with the Planning housing on the Island, and agreed that original Planning Commission wanted in time. Commission, City Council, and Com- dispersion would be the better alternative, munity Housing and Resources (CHR) avoiding what Commissioner Fred Valtin organization to look into the proposed termed "the ghetto aspect." ordinance with greater detail. Commissioner Judy Workman The proposed Moderate Cost Housing recommended in her motion that the Exchange students ordinance is the end result of work done by wording "Moderate Cost Housing" be the City appointed Moderate Cost Housing changed in the ordinance to "low market Committee. The planning staff report rate." ' ~ J indicated to the Planning Commissioners In accordance with the staff report, seeking host families that this was just a preliminary first step Workman also included in her motion that to establish a housing foundation which a study be made of the existing moderate would administer Sanibel's moderate cost cost dwelling units on the Island. housing program. The motion also included the con- Student exchange is a successful en- awareness of the United States that is The staff recommends that the foun- sideration of hiring a full time City em- deavor that grows each year, offering a difficult to duplicate. At the same time, the dation should be given the authority to ployee to implement the housing program. rewarding experience in human relations. "student shares his own unique culture and buy, sell, receive, rent or donate any land This August 4, 300 international high nationalheritage with his family. or other properties which may help the The Local Government Comprehensive school students from 24 countries around Youth for Understanding is a non-profit, foundation and the City attain a moderate Planning Act of 1975 requires, "the the world will arrive in the United States educational organization founded in 1951 to cost housing (unit) pool. Staff also provision of adequate sites for future as exchange students on the Youth for foster greater world understanding recommends that the proposed housing housing including housing for low and Understanding program. Of these, 180 will through student exchange. Headquartered foundation be given the authority to work moderate income families." live with families in Florida or Georgia. in Washington, D.C., the organization with the City in cooperation with the Lee In other Planning Commission business, These students are looking forward to cooperates with and receives an annual County Housing Authority and the Lee the City appointed Sewage Committee enriching their high school years by living grant from the International Com- County Housing Assistance Office, and reported their suggested revisions to the with an American family and attending munications Agency. Youth for Under- State and Federal agencies to set up a Sewage Treatment section of the Com- local high schools. standing has been the catalyst for an moderate cost housing program. prehensive Land Use Plan (CLUP). The Host Family is the cornerstone of experience shared by more than 65,000 Dr. James C. Nicholas, Professor of Many of their recommendations deal the Youth for Understanding program; it Economics at Florida Atlantic University, with updating and revising facts and is also the stepping stone by which students and host families around th6 has reviewed the ordinance at the request figures and rewording or clarifying tests. students and families from very different world and has provided an opportunity to of the City, and stated in a letter to City The conclusion of the Committee was to: worlds can begin to communicate. Host encounter other cultures and presents a Attorney Neal Bowen that "the present 1) identify goals for establishing in- families open their homes and hearts, challenge to understand them. conditions in the financial market make spection and regulation of present and share their lives and establish warm and For further information about becoming moderate cost housing of the type future sewage treatment facilities and lasting relationships with their new son or a Host Family, contact: Youth For proposed impossible." systems, and 2) establishment of a plan for daughter. The daily living experience Understanding, 325 Hammond Drive, No. Upon abatement of the current interest Island-wide sewage treatment through a encountered by the student through the 203, Atlanta, Georgia 30328, or call collect rates, however, Dr. Nicholas said he could study of advanced technologies, ap- Host Family gives him an insight and (404) 252-9384. 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THE AMERICAN BAILEY'S LEGION GENERAL STORE 8-8AAon.-Sat.9-6Sun. island Shopping Center - Periwinkle and Tarpon Bay Roads Groceries - Meat Market - Produce - Hardware - Fishing Tackte Dry Goods - Sportswear Tuesday, May 20,1*80 The ISLANDER Accompanied by their real life coun- terparts, 17 Island students had a chance to pretend they were City leaders last Wednesday at Sanibel's Student Gover- nment Day. If I ran the City of Sanibel... The fifth and sixth graders from area schools wrote essays declaring, "If I could serve my City Government in some By Roxanna Motchan - capacity I would..." Those students submitting the best essays were chosen to represent positions in local government including: Mayor, City Manager, City Planners - and newspaper reporters. Student Government Day began with tours of the Island Water Association (IWA) plant, fire station, and police station. Following the tour and lunch in the Community Center, the students read their winning essays and participated in a mock City Council meeting. Excerpts from the winning essays in- clude: -- Bill Zeiss: "I would like to see the bike paths extended to Blind Pass." - Carh-n Ramsey: "I think there should be no more condominiums, we should enforce protection of wildlife, and I also think the Island needs more stoplights." - Katie Krepin: "I think there should be a bike path all the way from Sanibel to Captiva." - Paui Evans: " I would build stores and pave roads. I would make the SCCF bigger. Captiva has too many crooks." - Brian Smith: "Our Island is a very Reporter Karen Pickens learns that the seat of power has its dull moments. fragile barrier Island. Our shopping centers should blend in with the Island. I would not want to see Sanibel turning into THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING (Editor's note: The following is Karen about the houses that are on sale on a concrete jungle like Fort MyersBeach." Pickens' school essay that won her the role Sanibel. Put in ads that tell about the jobs -- Laura Stern: "I would work to save By Karen Pickens of reporter for the Sanibel-Captiva available. I would like to be a reporter, endangered plants. I would see that every Sanibel Elementary Islander at Student Government Day last becaus you get to go around Sanibel and house would be built according to the On May 14, 1980, at 1:15 p.m., a special week.) get all the facts. Comprehensive Land Use Plan.'' Council Meeting was held at MacKenzie I would go to Captiva and get news about Hall. Fourteen students got to be Council By Karen Pickens, people on vacation. After reading the essays, the kids got members and the press. They were talking down to the real business of the day, the A Sanibel Reporter I would put in weather reports from about moving Sunset South back from the mock City Council meeting. around the country. I would tell people line because hurricane season is coming. If I could be a reporter I would give the about the various stores on Sanibel. The student reporter for the Sanibel- After much discussion, the mayor said Captiva Islander, Karen Pickens, wrote news that people want. I would tell about I would tell about the restaurants on that the hotel would be moved back to the the following story covering the Council things that happen on Sanibel. I would tell Sanibel. lines. meeting:

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Dressed in costumes representing various countries, students at the Canterbury School held their annual Olympic Field Day last Friday. Each student studies one country and is that country's representative at tiie Olympic

The games begin with the traditional games. lighting of the Olympic Flame. Robin Waterhouse, representing Britain, By Mark Harmel follows through in the discus throw.

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tonight Sgt. Ray Rhodes and Officer Dick Noon between SPD representatives and con- of the Sanibel Police Department will be cerned parents and Islanders will be held. All Island parents are invited to a family Lee County Schools, Sanibei Police holding an open meeting with Island As requested by parents attending the first forum on parenting at the Sanibel Com- Department, Fort Myers-Lee County youngsters this Friday evening {May 23) meeting, the topic for discussion will be munity Church this evening (Tuesday, Library, a pediatrician, a parent- at7:30inMacKenzieHall. Chiidrenofall 'Drug Abuse.' Patrolman Jim Fox of the May 20) at 7 p.m. The program is under educator, and Rev. Bruce Milligan ages are welcome to attend, alone or with Cape Coral Police Department, a coun- their parents. Numerous topics will be the sponsorship of Edison Community representing the ministry. selor from the Lee County Mental Health College's Community Service section. If enough interest is shown, a course in discussed including, a "Youth Power" employment service, an Island "hotline," Drug and Alcohol Abuse Unit and a local A 22-minute film will be followed by a parenting could be formed. The Com- clinician will be the speakers. All con- panel discussion in which all aspects of possible recreational programs and any munity Church Education Committee, cernedd Islanders are urged to attend. The being a parent will be explored. Included under the chairmanship of Beverly Slay, is other ideas for potential programs on the Islands. meeting will be held at the Sanibel Com- on the panel are representatives of the handling the arrangements for the Parents Counseling and Growth Center, Lee Day Event, and Polly Jacoby is supervisor On June 12, at 7 p.m., the second meeting munity Association Building. County Mental Health Center, Lee County of the Edison Community College Com- Extension Service, Home Ec. teachers of munity Services section. ) I nf MtmmtsB "Home of the Hand Blown Glass Hibiscus Vase"

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Bernie Murphy, City Manager By Roxanna Motchan commissioners to resign, and that just created a great deal of unpleasantness. We were hampered, quite frankly, in our ability to do the things that needed to be done." He continued, "Although those attacks were on Harold Farmer and not me, it was obvious to me that Mr. Farmer was not going to stay, and, while I did have an opportunity for that position, I concluded that I would have the same difficulties that he indeed had, and that it was not the climate under which I would function best." And so Bernie Murphy happened to read about the position of City Manager that was available on the tiny island of Sanibel. "I can remember thinking after I met Bill Nungester a long time ago, 'Golly, if he ever resigns I'm going to be very interested in that position,'" he laughs. "Sanibel's the kind of place that I not only want to practice my craft in, but that I want to live in." Sanibel as a permanant place of residence is not a strange idea to Murphy, he says. "Before my wife came down I called her up one Saturday morning and said 'Linda, I may not be City Manager here forever.' She interrupted, 'Should we move? Should the van be packed? Should we come?' "But I told her; 'We may live here forever.'" Murphy has promised Sanibel's Councilmembers that he will remain as City Manager, "for a period of at least three years...ad infinitum." Beyond that? "I'm not sure," he muses, "but I'm not going to sell interval ownership!" While Murphy admits that the position of City Manager is somewhat volatile he claims, "The statistics are misleading. Golly, there are City Managers who stay in the same place for 20 or 25 years. I like to think I'm the staying kind." It seems as though being City Manager might be one of the most difficult jobs on earth, especially when you con- sider all of the qualities necessary to be an effective one: brains, logic, a diplomatic manner, and an ability to follow through on numerous Council requests. But, Murphy says, "I can honestly tell you that I've had more job satisfactions than frustrations. I think that's true in any profession. You don't get every sale if you're a salesman. That's a fact of life and you have to learn to ac- cept it." Is it ever frustrating to only be the advisor, mediator and planner doing all the research but never being able to vote? "If I've done all my homework and given the best possible information and set forth my recommendations and points of view, then I am happy," Murphy claims. "I can recall 14 years ago when I went crashing into a Council meeting and my boss looked at me and said, 'Hey, you don't have a vote, what are you doing?'" "So, you have to learn by living with it that the Coun- cilmembers make the decision and boy, that's law and that's final. I have seen Councilmen who wouldn't give you a • fair opportunity to present your position., and that's frustrating." . Murphy admits that it's a little early to set forth his own "Afterward a good friend of mine put his arm around me industries in Connecticut," he says, pride evident in his goals for the City of Sanibel, but indicates, "There are a and said. 'You know, Bernie, what is life but a 3-2 voice. "I did very well and met some interesting people." ; number of unresolved, undecided issues, and I suppose one decision?'" . • As soon as it was financially feasible, however. Murphy goal is to bring all these issues back on the table, and to try In his low key, easygoing manner, Bernie Murphy ex- left the business world to return to graduate school, where and encourage the decision making process. I want to plains one of the many reactions following the fateful he eventually received his Master's degree in public ad- revisit all the undone, undecided things." Sanibel City Council vote last Fall that placed him in the ministration. A frustration sometimes experienced in a City Manager respected position of City Manager. In 1966, Murphy was appointed Assistant City Manager in position is the public's ignorance and occasional inability to In just five and a half months Murphy, has gained the Auburn, Maine. The city of approximately 25,000 people was understand why certain laws must be followed. "A speeding confidence and friendship of Councilmembers and Islanders Murphy's home for the next 12 years. Woodbury Brackett, law, while it might not be universally accepted, is more alike. The Sanibel City Manager shoes are not easily filled - one of the "grandfathers of city managers," served as understood perhaps than a requirement of the Southern (he wearer must be diplomatic, resourceful, Murphy's boss, teacher and friend during this time. Standard Building Code," Murphy explains. "I would say in knowledgeable, flexible, and semi-tough. He must act as a "I had a unique opportunity to benefit from Mr. the latter instance that there's a need for us to constantly re- go-between for the City and the Council, providing in- Brackett's 37 or 38 years of experience as a city manager," evaluate the purposes and points of these codes; but there's formation and implementing Council decisions. A huge Murphy says. "He had great influence on my career and, in also a need for us to engage in some public education as to amount of responsibility rests on the City Manager's fact, I succeeded him when he retired." th'e points and purposes, and maybe we haven't done a very shoulders but Bernie Murphy is not only showing no signs of From December 1970 to January 1977 Murphy was the good job of that yet." strain, but indeed appears to be thriving on the life style and Auburn City Manager and then he began to feel the need for But one of the pleasant surprises about Sanibel, according idiosyncracies unique to the City of Sanibel. a geographical and cultural change. to Murphy, is that "There is probably a broader and wider Part of the reason behind his ready adaptation is the fact "I'd been a New Englander all my life and decided that I acceptance and knowledge of the laws of the City of Sanibel that Murphy is no stranger to politics or politicians. As a would like to try another extremity of the country," Murphy than most places." . boy, he spent many hours in the Council chambers of Pitt- explained, adding, "I like extremes." Murphy sees growth pressures as one of Sanibel's biggest sfield. Massachusetts watching his father, a City Coun- Murphy was contacted by an executive search firm in problems. "It's hard to achieve the balance between what cilman for 10 years, at work. Chicago who indicated that the City government of was and what is," he says. With a political science degree from the University of Gainesville, Florida, was just undergoing a massive Murphy confesses he has thought fleetingly but not Massachusetts in hand, Murphy headed not for the courts, reorganization. After showing interest in the Deputy City seriously about going into elected office, "Mostly because in but for the business world instead. Why would someone with Manager position, Murphy inquired a bit further, learned Massachusetts it seems like, outside of the Boston Red a political science degree want to sell insurance? some more about the City of Gainesville and finally con- Socks, the second favorite pastime is polities." "Well. I'd just graduated from college and had very little cluded that the offer would be a great opportunity for his He will probably always stay at the local level, he says, money." Murphy explains with a grin. "I wasn't able to career. even though he has been offered positions in state govern- pursue graduate school, so I decided to give the business "Once I went to Gainesville," Murphy said, "the com- ment by one governor and one senator. world a fling. I did it for two reasons: one, it would give me munity attracted me, the staff attracted me, and I was "I can remeber the great satisfaction that I used to have experience, and two, it would give me money." excited about the opportunity. I was in charge of seven in Auburn," he reminisces, "driving around on Sunday, "I don't regret (hat experience," he continues, "I think it functions: police, fire, library, all of the transportation thinking, 'It took us three years, but we made this or that legitimized me in the public sector." systems, all of the planning, inspection functions, and thing better.' I just had a feel for things and people that I felt Murphy's position with the Massachusetts' Mutual recreation. This gave me a chance to key into some of the I would lose in state government - you're just that much Insurance Company entailed more than sales - he worked in things I hadn't had an opportunity to do before, because I'd further removed and doing things through too many layers a group department that sold insurance but also provided been functioning as such a generalist in Auburn." of people. I couldn't get excited about it." service to industries, businesses, colleges, and institutions. But after only two years in Gainesville. Murphy was It's obvious that Bernie Murphy cares about Island people After one year with the company, he was placed in charge ready for yet another change. "I was motivated to leave and Island government. Hopefully, with Bernie Murphy as of insurance policies for the entire state of Connecticut. "I Gainesville," he says. "Harold Farmer, the City Manager. City Manager, both will experience, as he puts it, "a long J_ was 23 years old and in charge of a lot of businesses and had been under considerable attack by at least two of the and mutually beneficial relationship," Tuesday, May 20,1980 The ISLANDER r Quote- In our opinion

About this growing up business ...

"Like its politicians and its wars, society has the teenagers and, frequently, in trouble with the law. Kids who, in the work? Where, on the Islands, can teenagers go to meet? it deserves." final analysis, were not really and truly "bad" kids at all, Take a date? Go to escape traditional pressures? -J.B.Priestley but were for the most part, "status offenders" - guilty of It's time for the City fathers, educators, businessmen and crimes that were only crimes when committed by a minor. parents to sit up and take notice of the growing youth I remember growing up in a smail (own in Southern Coming to Sanibel was, for me, like coming home. A population on the Islands. It's time to start formulating Michigan in the Sixties - a rural community of 10,000 located small, safe community. A good place to raise my city born solutions in recognition of the present problem before it gets 20 miles away from the State capital - and I remember, so and bred daughter. A place where everyone knows everyone any worse. It's time to "own" our children - and the clearly as to bring back the pain, suffering from a syndrome else. A place where parents are on a first name basis with potential contribution or detriment to our community they

I thought uniquely, abnormally, solely mine. teachers, police and city officials. may prove to be. I*~T We salute Sanibel Police Officer Dick Noon for his wor I was bored. I was alienated by invisible walls from not What naivety! What wishful thinking! Sanibel and Cap- with the Sanibel Swim Team, Wesalute Officer Jack Primm - only my family bul the rest of the "outside world" as well. tiva, like every other community, large and small, across for his dedication to the Sanibel Police Recreation Club - The drinking age was 21 so there were few night spots the country, has been unable to escape the "youth problem" that lends tremendous support to activities for Island teenagers could go to even to dance and listen to music. The thai has existed for time immemorial. The problems change youngsters. We salute Noon and Sgt. Ray Rhodes for their few dance halls for minors were located miles away. There - may even be more serious now than in days past - and willingness to found a youth program on the Islands and we was one high school in my town. One burger joint. No "hang solutions vary, depending on how much time, creativity and salute the 40-odd parents who showed up for the first police- outs "for kids - other than the sprawling courthouse lawn or empathy a town is willing to invest in integrating its youth parents' meeting held two weeks ago to discuss the the corner a! the main intersection of "downtown." into the community. problems with Island children. We salute the Sanibel Community Church and Edison College for the family II wasn't until 10 years later, when I was working as a Island children seem to have unique problems specific to forum they are sponsoring tonight (May 20) on com- counselor at a home for runaway teenagers in urban Grand the unique, sheltered community from which they spring. munications between parents and children. Rapids, that I came to realize the commonalty of the Think about it. How many after school activities are there But we'd like to offer a swift kick to those who feel it's not teenage isolation syndrome. By then, at least it seemed to for 5 to 17 year olds on the Islands? How many Island me. there were great multitudes of activities for youths, their job to integrate the Island youth into the Island children have part-time jobs? How many Island children community. especially in an urban college (own. But it didn't matter. At are bused to the mainland "outside world" five days a week leasl not to the kids I was working with - kids who ran away where they encounter experiences parents can't even guess And two swift kicks to those who don't believe our Island from home, kids in trouble with their parents, their school - at? What does your own child do from 9-5 while you're at children are in trouble. „

Correction In your opinion Due to taping difficulties, several mistakes were made in last week's Por- trait of Fleur Weymouth. Ms. Wey mouth is not from Peterborough, New Hampshire but is from Franeestown, N.H. instead. At Thank you the age of 15 she was teaching children's art classes not, as reported, in New York City but on Martha's Vineyard. She started To The Editor: own little paradise. R.O. Plant, I took the belated step of the Children's Workshop in New York City Everyone should have their vey secret discussing the matter with the District's A Thank You Note in the early Sixties. Ms. Weymouth's world where dreams can come true and Executive Director, Jack Malloy. He Thank you once again, the people of resistance to using a light meter in her where fantasy borders on reality. Sanibel carefully explained that their motive was Sanibel, for sharing your Island with me. work was based on her desire to train her The construction has changed the Island is mine. a very simple one to conserve the District's tax dollars by minimizing the eyes to be more sensitive to the since my first visit but the important gradiations of light She also believes art is things to me are still the same. costs of multiple law suits on the same Joyce Thomas treated with "such serious expressions One still experiences the peace of mind subject. It was to seek a Court ban on what Knoxville, Tennessee the District had become to believe were (not, as reported, "blank expressions") that the Island offers. The waters of the and wishes people were more Gulf are still the friendly waters capable of "frivolous" and certainly harrassing actions. "lighthearted" about it. Ms. Weymouth lulling one into a sense of tranquility. The also declines the label of "expert" sunsets at Captiva still inspire artists and Apology to SFWMD He convinced me that their motive was spoonplayer, preferring instead to view poets alike. The natives and local people of not to join hands with development and herself a beginner. Her outspoken views in Sanibel are still rightly protective and agricultural interests to protect their New England concerning environmental To the Editor, The Sanibel-Captiva possessive of their Island, loving it un- "rights" to continue polluting our water issues were sincere reflections of her own Islander touched by the influx of your average values. She has not changed her values Mea culpa! mea culpa! I did wrong to supply sources. tourist. since moving to Sanibel or held her tongue our South Florida Water Management My apologies to the District for my . Having removed myself from the to make a buck but has remained a District (SFWMD). My letter of May 13 misjudging their motives. category of tourist I appreciate their care tireless supporter of the arts and the en- erroneously misjudged their motives for and concern for Sanibel. I am perhaps vironment. We sincerely apologize for any joining in the lawsuit to fight for water Contritely, selfish when I feel the Island has grown embarassmentour mistakes caused her. enough. Probably I am greedy when I rights for polluters of that resource. Paul A. Howe decide to tell no other outsider about my At the May 16 dedication of IWA's new Sanibel UnquoteJ ForYour NOW OPEN Holiday Weekend featuring Breyers & Haagen Dazs

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The following is a verbatim transcript of a recent in- terview with Ray Rhodes, an officer with the Sanibel Police Department. Rhodes was questioned on the safety and legalities of gun use by the average citizen. Q- What are the legalities involved in having a gun in your home?

A. "There's no fault in having a gun in your home. You can have guns in your home all you like, but if you shoot somebody, that's a different thing."

Q. But doesn't someone have to have a license to go buy a gun?

A. "You just have to be a resident of the state in which you buy your gun, be over 18 years of age and you cannot ever have been convicted of a felony."

Q. How can they know that you're telling the truth? Do they just ask you and you say 'yes' or 'no*?

A. "They ask you, but then all the gun dealers have to file a report back to the state to the Federal firearms people and they check them out."

Q. But, meanwhile, you're walking around with a gun! about what you should do, but I don't really know. I would A. "Sure, you can carry them anywhere. TJie state lists A. "Well, you've got to show some kind of identification." probably go investigate and see who it is. If you've got a about 13 places you can carry a revolver or a pistol by your weapon and you're a female, you might want to take it with side as long as it's in a holster - to and from your property, to Q. But what can you buy over the counter - you can't buy a you if that makes you feel safer." and from hunting, that sort of thing." Saturday Night Special, can you? Q. Well, sometimes I've jumped up and run into the living Q. Can you carry a gun in your purse? A. "You can buy anything. You're not allowed to have room in the night and people always tell me that I should automatic weapons or what they term illegal weapons. make noise and turn on the light and give them a chance to A. " A gun in your purse is usually considered a concealed "•^Barrel lengths have to be a particular length on rifles and leave. weapon because a purse is considered a part of your body. Shotguns. But, other than that, you can still get anything you But let me explain something. During all these in- want." A. "Yes, that's good because most burglars, or people who terpretations, you get one ruling from one judge and work at night operate, on one thing - that they're not seen. another ruling from another judge from the same judicial Q. Well, I think that's interesting because they talk about Most burglars are not violent people - usually they want to district. One State Attorney will say you shouldn't have it in gun legislation and this and that, but you can still get get out of there. When they've been confronted and your glove compartment while another one will say it's anything you want. someone's seen them, that's when they get really uptight. alright as long as you have to move twice to get to it. What You know, little things race through their heads about we recommend is for people to have them in their glove A. "I think the idea behind the cooling off period was that getting rid of witnesses. But, usually I would say that that's compartment with the glove compartment locked, for two you could go in and apply to buy a gun and put it on layaway a good suggestion. Turn on the lights, let them know you're reasons. One, you have to unlock the glove compartment to and then after 48 hours or a week, you could go back and get up and yell, 'Okay, I'm coming out!'" get to it which means you get a little time to cool off. Two, it it. But right now, there's nothing like that - you can do also stops it from being stolen quite as easily. If someone whatever you want. When you get to the thing, for example. Q. i have one of those air horns by my bed - is that a good breaks into your car and your glove compartment is locked, of someone breaking into your house and making you shoot idea? they're, usually not going to take the time to pry it open. them, the way the law likes to interpret that is that you have They'll just take what they can and split. Otherwise, you to use all of your resources to get away from them. In other A. "Sure. Generally, anything that scares them or makes lose your gun." words, you have to have your back against the wall." them run away. That's the main idea behind burglar prevention. It isn't that the crook can't get in - it scares Q. I've heard all sorts of contrasting ideas where, if you them away." . Q. You have to be literally backed up? shoot somebody in your home, you'd better drag them out 9 Q. I was also wondering about those iittle hand-heid mace before someone gets there or if you shoot them outside your A. "It doesn't say that as such, but that's the way they in- things? house, you'd better drag them inside. What's the truth terpret it. You have to do everything you can to get away behind these stories? from the guy." A. "There are some people who mace has no effect on - maybe a drunk, someone who's crying quite a bit, a person A. "Usually the best thing to do if you shoot somebody is to Q. Okay, iet's assume that someone has broken into your who's really emotionally upset. The only thing that mace is stand there and wait for the police! Don't move anything, house and you're seared to death and he's threatened you going to do to this man is make him angry. So, a Sot of times just leave it the way ii is. If you've shot somebody and you and you shoot him... you're just getting into more of a hassle than it's worth." think you had good cause, it's best to just stand there and A. "Usually you get into the point where you're fearing for see what the hell happens. Again, everytime you get into a your life and that's the thing we're looking for. Does the guy Q, Does'it help if people see that you have a nightlight on? specific case, you get a specific ruling...1 can't forsee any have a weapon? Does he have a knife? Or is he just coming circumstance where you would be in trouble because you in and doing nothing and you wake up and blow him away A. "Yes. Nightlights help because then they're taking the are protecting yourself. But, if you hear someone tinkering with a shotgun?" chance of being seen. Radios and televisions discourage with your door, for example, and you run and get a shotgun people. An outside light, the low voltage type, that's an or pistol and you wait by the door and as soon as he opens it, Q. But he's breaking into your house - isn't that enough excellent way to discourage people." you shoot him, I'd say that you've got some problems reason to shoot? -because what that is is premeditated homicide, see, because Q. What about the situation I read where a woman was you didn't warn him, 'Hey, what's going on?' What are you f A. "No, not necessarily. You could get away with shooting attacked on the street and cut her attacker with a swit- trying to do? You're trying to prevent a burglary or harm to someone every time someone came into your house." chblade and was sent to jail because the judge said she was your family, right? You can do that by simply saying, 'Hey, carrying a concealed weapon? What are the laws con- get away from the door. I'm back here with a gun and I'm Q. Well, if someone, say. breaks in and rapes you and you cerning concealed weapons? calling the police!'" shoot him - what about that? A. "WeD, that sounds like a particular judge ruling a par- Q. What about "booby traps?" A. "That's different. That was someone with the intent of ticular way. Switchblades are usually a particular size and doing you bodily harm and you're protecting yourself. But you have to get it (the knife) out of the realm of the common A. "That's the same thing - premeditated homicide. That I'm talking about if somebody just walks into your house. pocket knife. A common pocket knife is legal, but a swit- can be first degree. There was a house here on the Island There are good reasons for that law. What if a juvenile chblade isn't a common pocket knife. The blade is usually so that was rigged with 16 gauge shotgun shells set up to comes home and happens to have the wrong house - bam, he long as to consider it illegal." mousetraps. There was a lot of discussion about that as to. gets shot. Or what if it's a police officer? Maybe there's number one, if it had caused a death, it would have been been a report of a burglar or someone there and you're Q. I remember when the Manson trial was going on, his homicide, at least second degree. You have to get to a basic supposed to be on vacation? You're in the house and instead people stood vigil outside the courthouse with huge hunting question of what is more important to you - property value of making a lot of noise and turning on the lights to see who knives strapped to their belts and they couldn't be arrested or human life. Right now the law states and legistlators feel it is. you say 'Halt, who's there?'and shoot and it's a police because they weren't concealed. I suppose that's legal, but that human life is more important than property." officer who thought your house was being burglarized what about guns? You can't walk down the street with a because a neighbor called and said someone was in there." gun, can you? Q. Is it true that most people who have guns for protection don't know how to use them? Q. Well then, what should you do if you're lying in bed and A. "Yes, you can. You can walk down She street with a gun vou think that someone's breaking into your house. Should as long as it's in a holster. You can be charged with reckless A. "It's true that most people who own guns, period, don't vou make a lot of noise and turn on the lights and give him display once it's removed. The state has a law against know how to use them. Most people don't know how to use a (he chance to shoot you? carrying a revolver in the open." weapon, don't know the safety to using a firearm. Using a

'Well. I don't know. You could lay down all kinds of rules Q. But you can carry a-gun in your car. right? (continued on page 15) 10 wmm&mTuesday, May 20,1980 The ISLANDER

Vacation Bible School Childrens' Center offers summer program Vacation Bible School will be held from The Children's Center of the Islands is evening hours. Andrews; Construction Liason, June July 7 through July 18 at the Sanibei happy to provide a summer program for , For most children of the Islands, the Muench; Administrator and Head Community Church. Boys and girls en- your children, ages two-and-a-half to six Children's Center is the 'neighborhood.' Teacher, Martha Rychman. tering kindergarten through those en- years, in a relaxed atmosphere with Visitation prior to attendance is en- tering the 8th grade are eligible to attend. qualified teachers and personnel able to couraged. The community at large, staff, Guest ministers visit Information about registration will be provide a loving, pleasant, learning ex- aides, and all parents of the school given later. Teachers, kitchen help and perience for each child. Dates for the cooperate in making your child's first Community Church aides in general are needed for Vacation summer program are : school experience a pleasant one. The Bible School. Anyone willing to help should June 16-July 3 Session I newly elected Board of Directors of the Two guest ministers will conduct ser- contact Beverly Slay, Chairman of toe July 7-July 25 Session II Children's Center of the Islands for the vices at the Sanibei Community Church Education Committee. July 28-August 15 Session III year 1980-1981 includes: President, while the pastor, Rev. Bruce Milligan, is In order to hire the proper amount of Carlene Bowen; Vice-President, Carolyn on a two-week study leave at Roanoke staff, the school would like you to call and Leonard; Secretary, Debbie Friedland; Rapids, North Carolina. Library closed notify them if your child will beattendinga Treasurer, Bud and Mary LeCicero; On Sunday, May 25, the Rev. A.E. summer program. Please call the school Building and Grounds, Cherie Weaver; McKenney, who is just returning to the The Sanibei Public Library will be at 472-4538. For further information, Fund Raising and Publicity, Patricia Island after serving as interim pastor of closed on May 26, Memorial Day. please feel free to call the residence of Adams; Education {Library and Field the First Baptist Church of Indianapoli "" Martha Rychman at 472-2089 during the Trips), Jean Loughney; Supplies, Dorothy will preach. Dr. Kenney, now a member Ox

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Rotary Kiwanis the Community Church, served the CPR classes offered The Sanibel-Captiva Rotary will be Herb Ferguson of Sanibel will be ad- American Baptist Churches in Illinois for featuring speaker Herbert A. Ferguson dressing the Kiwanis on the subject of the There's still time to sign up for the CPR 20 years, was paster in Evansville, who will address the Rotary on "Iran - "Middle East," at their meeting on Indiana, and he and Mrs. McKenney (cardio-pnltnonary resuscitation) classes Wednesday, May 21. sponsored by the Sanibel Police Depart- Fact or Myth" at their May 23 meeting. He served as resident managers of the Baptist is presently Division Captain, Division DC, Since 1951 Mr. Ferguson has served the retirement home at Evansville before ment on June 4 and 5. Preregistration is U.S. Government in various capacities for required. Call 472-3111. U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary and member retiring to this area three years ago. of the City of Sanibel Marine Advisory Iranian and Saudi Arabian affairs. He was reassigned to Washington in 1965 as The Rev. A. Ray Cartledge, interim Council. Mr. Ferguson received extensive Iranian Affairs Officer, and in 1972 was pastor of the Sanibel Community Church Orchid Society background experience in Iranian and reassigned to Washington as Special in 1374 and 1975, will preach on June 1. Saudi Arabian affairs while with the U.S. The Sanibel-Captiva Orchid Society will Assistant on the Staff of the National Before his retirement to this area, he Government from 1951 to 1975. He is listed meet on Wednesday, May 21, at 1:30 p.m. Security Council, Dr. Henry Kissinger. He served for many years as pastor of the in "Who's Who in U.S. Government," at Saint Isabel's Catholic Church. The retired in 1975. Mr. Ferguson is fluent in Church of the Covenant at Erie, Penn- "Who's Who in America" and is a member program for the meeting will be a show of both Arabic and Persian. sylvania. He has recently served as in- of International Men of Achievement and slides on "Dendrobiums" from the terim pastor of Cape Coral Presbyterian Alpha Kappa Psi. The Kiwanis meet every Wednesday at American Orchid Society and will be 7:30 a.m. at Scotty's Restaurant on Church and was also on the staff at the The Sanibel-Captiva Rotary meet every narrated by Martha Kildow. Members are Periwinkle Way. The location for the Covenant Presbyterian Church and Friday at 12 p.m. at The Timbers reminded to bring their blooming orchids meeting on Wednesday, June 4, will be Cypress Lake Presbyterian Church in Fort Restaurant on Rabbit and Sanibel-Captiva to show on the plant table. changed because of renovations at Scot- Myers. Road. ty's. Notification of where the meeting will take place will be given next week. Trees, Lake, Home, OFF SEASON HOURS DAILY, TUESDAY - SATURDAY Who? 10-5 B CLOSED SUNDAY & MONDAY 6

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Senior Girls Final Standings Tigers 9 last seven tournaments. Beach Bulletin 7 Golf Low scores are normally a prize in golf, Convenient Food 0 10 but not under the point quota system used by the Beachview Men where high scores Senior Girls Results represent good games. On Saturday, a foursome, who wish to remain anonymous, Beach Bulletin 13 - Tigers 4 managed to score it-record low score of Tigers 22 - Beach Bulletin 11 minus 16. Tuesday's match was Blind Partners. Junior Girls Final Standings Hank Groh aflff Larry Homines won with a Lions Mets 9 plus seven, followed by Ray Martorelli and Dodgers S Jim Briscoe at plus three. The third place Lions Auxiliary 0 team at plus two was John Forester and Ray Howland. • Junior Girls Results The Beachview Men hit new highs and On Saturday a high score of plus 11 was lows on the green this week. shot by the threesome of Mac McClintock, Dodgers 13 - Lions Aux 11 Hank Groh continued his excellent play Hank Groh, and Phil Millson in contrast Dodgers 11 - Lions Aux 10 and was a member of both winning teams with the low minus 16. this week. In ^addition, he shot the high Hank Groh shot the high individual score individual score last Saturday. Groh has of plus seven, followed by Bob Robertson now played on the winning teams for the at plus five. By Mark Harmei Sanibel swimmers the team to beat

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CITY OF SAN1BEL He Crocadile owner Phil Johnson 'We are not just a gift shop", added Rote-of-Growth Ordinance describes he and his wife Eddie's new shop Johnson, "We have items for people that Dwelling units are next allocated in July 1980. To in Palm Ridge Place as "having a sam- Iive and entertain on the Islands. We have be eligible for an allocation, your development pling of everything you need in your wnat: you need to be the host and hostest of permit must be issued no later than June 30, home." themostest.' 1980. Therefore, an early submittai of your development permit application is advised. THE CITY CAN PROVIDE NO ASSURANCES THAT A DEVELOPMENT PERMIT APPLICATION FOR A SINGLE FAMILY HOUSE, RECEIVED AFTER JUNE 1, 1980 CAN BE PROCESSED AND ISSUED BY JUNE 30,1980. An earlier submission date is advised for duplex and multi-family applications, which must go to the Planning Commission for approval. Please call the Planning Department (472- newtoNewton Associates, inc., Realtors n 4135) if you have questions. .

of Sanibei 1246 Middle Gulf Drive OLD ROCKS LOTS (813)472-4151 ONE BLOCK FROM GULF OPEN HOUSE BEACH ACCESS SANIBELP401 (Above Model Apartment) Two large well vegetated lots on Saturday, May 24, 12-4 Coquina Drive, Survey, vegatation Luxury two-bedroom, two-bath condominium dramaticaliy decorated in earth tones. survey and perc test inciuded. These Just over one year old, and occupied by the owner. Many extras include: • Fully tiled kitchen and entry hall building sites are 21,000 and 24,000 • Extra built-in closet in Master Bedroom • Extra vanity and sink in Master Bath sq.ft. Terms are available. • Mirrored wall in Living Room • Mirrored over pass-thru to reflect the Gulf $32,000 and $35,000 • Non-glare film on windows. A direct view of the Gulf from nearly every part of this lovely apartment. Spacious and designed for comfort in the Island lifestyle.

Owner wii! sell furnished OR unfurnished.. Come by and have a look. Kan dy the Flo nst of Sanibei Other luxury condominiums priced from $175,000, all tastefully decorated, and some puts your wedding with owner-financing. 1M bloom. ***** The day is approaching, and Perhaps you are interested in a one-bedroom or smaller two-bedroom apartment at the arrangements are being Sundial. There are a few from which you may choose your vacation and investment made. Call us for island get-away. Priced from the low $80,000's for the one-bedroom apartments and bouquets, cor- the low $l00,000's for the smaller two-bedroom apartments. AH completely fur- sages, bou- nished. tonnieres. flowers for I! HAVE A GREAT HOLIDAY WEEKEND \I church or table centerpieces. We have everything to make your wedding a beautiful occasion. Newton Associates, Inc., Realtors 2150 West First St., Ft. Myers, FJa. 33901 Kandy the Florist (813)332-2121 MEMSEM of Saniboi Your fuii service real estate company We Deliver 472-3125 RELO 2330 PALM RIDGE ROAD PALM RIDGE PLACE 14 Tuesday, May 20,1380 The ISLANDER

Obituary Kenneth W. Havourd, 80, of Fitzhugh Drive, Sanibel, died last Monday. He was a 45-year resident of Sanibel and an owner of the Sanibel Sea Shell Industry. Funeral services were held on Thur- The United Telephone Business Office will be closed sday, March 15 at the chapel of the Harvey Monday, May 26, in observance of Memorial Day. (The Havourd Funeral Home, 1600 Colonial Boulevard, office will be open as usual on Tuesday, May 27.) Fort Myers, with the Rev. Thomas A. Madden officiating. Entombment took place at the Memorial Gardens Cemetery. E3QE3 United Telephone He is survived by his wife, Mary, and mmm of Florida one son. Ken Carper, both of Sanibel. UNITED TELEPHONE SYSTEM Currier Roofing Company, • WINDOW AND DOOR REPLACEMENT PARTS amm ROOF TILE MANUFACTURIISS HURRICANE LICENSED • BONDED • INSURED TO MEET COUNTY REGULATIONS. SHUTTERS AWNINGS i ® SCREEN DOORS & GRILLS e SCREEN ENCLOSURES ft REPAIRS e VINYL ENCLOSURES

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from page nine Guns Q. But what about the sicky who likes Wood? firearm safely is a very touchy thing. The safety is the most Q. Do many people on Sanibei come in to have their guns important thing to using a weapon. You should go over and registered? A. "Yes, that's true. But if you're going to fight someone, over and over the safety precautions in using a firearm. make sure you can beat him before you get him angrier. If Anyone who owns a firearm should go through some A. " Well, we've had people come in and register guns and you can't handle him, don't get him mad at you. It's a very training as to how to use it." we've run into quite a few cases with people with guns. A lot simple rule and you'll live much longer." of people on the Island have guns." Q. Where can you get training? Q. In view of all this, would you consider a gun a good thing to have in your home? A. "The Sheriff's Department runs classes. If we had a Q. What should the average person do to protect themselves range, we'd probably run classes, too." A. "If the person has been trained in the use of a firearm, if they don't have a gun? it's fine to have around the house. If they haven't been, then Q. Do the police have records of everyone who has a gun? I'd say no. And I'd say you should be sure the firearm is A. "First thing you should do, if you're in a confrontation safe. If you have children, make sure the firearm is left where maybe someone wants your money or if you're in a A. "No. The only time we have a record of who has a gun is if unloaded and the bolts are kept away from the gun and that rape situation, you should go along with it. Remember as we register the gun for some reason. The second reason there are locks on the weapon. You've got to take the safety much as you can. Look at the person as much as you can." would be if someone came in and registered it with us." precautions or you can get hurt."

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Somehow my name go( on the "Nude Shelters of ween your legs and up your back to fasten at the back of hole six feet deep and four feet wide. You and the gang hop America" mailing list and the latest catalogue they senl me your bib collar. Thus you are now clothed in a fashionable, in and in another minute the machine covers you to the chin stejws some really fascinating items for shelling in the buff. as you can see, highly functional beach suit, suitable for in sand. I4|'oughl'I might share some of them with you, not that you keeping your formerly bare behind out of the local lock-up. As the boys in brown descend, you smile accordingly. wblild ever consider shelling sans clothes, but just for your These suits, modestly called "Loin Loungers," sell for Only-heads will be showing above the sand by now. This personal information and curiosity! $9.95 and are available in blue, pink, gold and, of course, tends to get the fella with the ticket book very angry and he nude colors. will probably try to give your digging a machine a sum- Kver wonder what a nude sheller does with his shells There is another product the group offers .clubmembers mons, but court records have shown in test cases that wii Imul pockets? Last year I wrote about this group and told that is one of the most innovative items I've come across in because the machine lives in your house under common >•••'! that they don't like to carry anything while they shell some time. consent, it cannot be made to testify against you. Ah, saved bi;i a smile. The whole idea of nature shelling is to go as It's a motorized hole digger, for digging and covering up again. '>;nural as possible, so without toting bags or buckets, what to three adults or 47 midgets in the sand, in less than two Once the heat has left the beach, and I'm not talking about In you do with your shells? minutes. It's expensive, but when you hear what it does, the sun, then you dig yourselves out and rinse off in the you'll be amazed at the price. water. Simple as that. The Fuzz Frustrator sells for a mere The Nude Shelters of American (NSA) has a new product This digger is called a "Fuzz Frustrater" because $569. lor your shelling pleasure. It's a type of combination bag- although it is illegal to be without your clothes on the beach, These are just two of the items available through the toverup and you wear if like a kind of short, expandable bib it is not illegal to be nude under the beach. There is a very catalogue. You can get this home delivery shopping yround your neck. It has a pouch for shells and at (he same important, though subtle difference. publication if you join the Nude Shelters of America. I can't imagine why they would send me the thing, but it's in- time leaves your hands free. The best part about this item is You simply set this gasoline powered digger next to your teresting reading. beach blanket, or tote it along to your shelling area. Should i hat should a member of a law enforcement organization By the way, you can always tell when one of their club- the long arm of the law swoop down from the pine trees in members has been on Sanibel and Captiva beaches because descend upon a beach with nude shelters, the wearer need your direction, cutting you off from cover, you casually mly pull the bottom string of the bib and a loin cloth im- you begin finding shells on the beach with stick-on signs that gather intimate friends around you and turn on the Fuzz mediately unfolds to your feet. You need only reach down say. "GRIN AND BARE IT - SHELLING IN THE NUDE Frusfrator. Shield your eyes, because sand is going to fly and ^tasp the snap at the end of the cloth and bring it bet- WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE." everywhere, but within a minute the Frustrator has dug a I'll say!

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efuge Report By Donna Stanek, Outdoor Recreation Planner/Ding" Darling Refuge

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RICBERES at 463-5381 'Af 18 Tuesday, May 20,1980 The ISLANDER Police Beat

-Cuban refugees have found their way to tricate the trapped man from the vehicle. very territorial this time of year during Gators weren't the only animals running Sanibel's shore - or at least that's what one More than a dozen random noise checks mating season. amok - there were at least three sting ray flustered resident thought last week when revealed all quiet on the Fountain A call from Hurricane House on W. Gulf injuries reported as the dark creatures he notified the SPD that "a boatload of Restaurant front - despite two phone Drive reported a gator in the surf being took over the shoreline of many Island refugees " were wading ashore at the complaints against loud noise emanating harassed by a man. The complainant beaches. Fulger St. beach access. from within. One response to a complaint simply wanted someone to chase the man An Islander received a crank call from revealed that occasional- notes from a away and leave the gator alone. The man someone who identified himself as "the female voice could be heard. The was gone on arrival of the SPD. hangman" after giving her "three Two officers responding to the call found management was informed and im- A home on Southwinds Drive was broken guesses" as to his identity. a 35 foot houseboat belonging to a Cape mediately lowered the amplifiers. into this week when someone slit the Coral resident stranded on a sandbar. The outside screen with a knife, reached in- visitors had waded ashore to wait for the side, and opened the door. Nothing of value tide to come in and dislodge the boat. Steve Phillips of the Sanibel-Captiva was removed but there were indications An accident last Thursday night at the Conservation Foundation was kept busy that the burglar spent the night. Blind Pass bridge pinned a 20 year old Fort this week as alligator reports rolled in to Another incident on the Cypress Middle Myers Beach resident riding in a tiny the SPD office. A 5' 6%" long, 80 Ib. School bus involving uncontrollable Triumph between the car's transmission alligator was killed after being hit by a children led the bus driver to notify both and door - the car ran into a guide rail and truck on San-Cap Rd. and another dead the school and the SPD. An officer met the cement post. An unidentified mullet gator was discovered near Wulfert and bus at Lindgren and Periwinkle and took fisherman who pulled his boat to shore, San-Cap Roads - cause of death was at- down the names of five unruly children in Jim A,-holt and the Sanibel Fire Depar- tributed to a fight with another gator. particular, warning them against further tment ail worked - successfully - to ex- According to Phillips, the creatures get outbursts. NEW ON SANIBEL AT SUNDIAL!

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Portrait By Jody Fisher Ian Watson Age: "37 - 38 this month." tgj

Roots: "I come from a suburb of London called Harrow.'

Mentor. 'The person i have the greatest admiration for is Winston Churchill. He was about as British as you can come. He and the other statesmen of that time probably shaped the world as it is today."

Last Book Read: 'The Zero Factor."

Wish: 'To take two or three years off and sail around the world with my family."

Words of Wisdom: "My particular philosophy that I try to iiv by is to give whatever task I'm engaged in my best effort and to be honest and straight forward in that particular task."

Pleasures "Fishing and gardening."

When Ian Watson graduated from the Neath College of similar for a Federal subsidized housing project in uses electrodialysis. "This separates the salt from the Technology in South Wales he immediately faced an un- Maryland and that one also was never built for the same water by using high voltage current," he says. "The foreseen obstacle: despite the fact that he had attended reason. The savings were there but they couldn't justify it vibrations in the water passes the salt through a mem- college on a British Petroleum scholarship and worked for on the basis of the amount of money they had available and brane." the company during school breaks, graduation revealed the amount of money it was going to cost to do the job The opening of the reverse osmosis plant last Friday was ere was an upsetting lack of employment opportunities for right." another major step in the complexity of engineering. "The tgineers in England. Then, in 1976, the corporation Ian worked for was con- reverse osmosis plant separates the salt from the water by « using high pressure," Ian explains. "It presses the water "So, I moved to Canada, spent a year there and then iaeted by Sanibel's Island Water Association to submit a moved to the United States," he says, recalling the proposal for a study on the present Island water system - a through a membrane and leaves the salt behind. That's the fulfillment of a dream he had had since he was a young boy - project Ian describes as "a sort of look into the future." main difference - in one the salt goes through the membrane living in the United States. When David Volkert and Associates (for whom Ian was and in the other, the water goes through. We do this because "I crossed the border at Buffalo on December 31, 1964 at Vice President) was awarded the contract, Ian traveled to there is no fresh water on Sanibel - it's all brackish." about 11:30!" he laughs. Sanibel to present the results of their work to the IWA Board During the next several years, the challenges of of Directors. Despite the endless technology spent on the treatment of engineering occupied a large part of lan's life. "Although I As it happened, the IWA was searching for a resident water, Ian predicts that it is inevitable - particularly in an had a basic education as a petroleum engineer, I can safely engineer and the job was eventually offered to Ian. area like Southwest Florida - that the re-use of waste water say that I never worked as a petroleum engineer!" he Accepting the position "after much soul searching and will become an important issue. claims. discussion with my wife," Ian, with wife Dee Die and two "Only 10 percent of the water that goes into your house is Nevertheless, Ian became involved in the design and sons in tow. moved to Ft. Myers late in the summer of 1977. used in such a way that it has to be potable quality," he construction of nuclear and fossil fuel power plants, high- "I find generally that living in this part of the world is a lot says. "The other 90 percent could be separated -for flushing way and bridge design and state water supply studies. more relaxing," Ian says. "Even working five or six days a (oilef s. doing laundry. To me it seems very wasteful that we '-SThe most interesting job I've ever worked on," he says, week, I don't feel the same strains that I did in the (reat all the water that goes into your house." "was a self-contained sewage treatment system for an "Washington D.C. area. I guess the 'Tropical Syndrome' has The water treatment field has proven so fascinating to Ian army barracks. We actually worked it on a scheme that was gotten So me!" (hat he plans to continue with his studies indefinitely, technically feasible for complete re-iise of the water for Now IWA General Manager and Chief Engineer, Ian . remarking. "I've always been interested in the production drinking and everything. We also had a total energy plant in admits that the challenge was worthwhile. "We've done a of water for humans from what is considered nonTUsable there that generated electric power for the complex. The lot of work here in the last couple of years and I think we're sources. I think this branch of engineering is building very waste heap was used for heating, air conditioning and hot at the point now where we can see some light at the end of rapidly in the United States." water." the tunnel. It's been a tremendous experience and I've "It's really what I plan to do for the rest of my life." he Unfortunately, the project did not end happily. "They learned a lot." says, then adds with a grin, "not thai I'll necessarily do it never built it." Ian shrugs, "primarily because the budget Describing the water treatment processes ai IWA as "the here on Sanibel - but"! have no intentions of leaving this was cut. We worked on another project that-was forefront of technology," Ian explains that the main plan! tropical paradise!" 20 Tuesday, May 20,1986 The ISLANDER

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9:00 A.M. ~'f Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance (Butler). Approval Minutes of meeting of April 29, 1980. Report on EPERT by JAWS! Chief Butler. Planning Commission Report. City Attorney's Report. City Manager's Report: FRESH CHAR-BROILED a. Report on Turner Beach Park Inter local Agreement. $ b. Shell Island Beach Club Phase II - Captran, Inc. SHARK STEAK 6.95 Dedications. INCLUDES SALAD. POTATO, VEGETABLE 10:30 A.M. Public Hearing and Second Reading of an Ordinance amending Ordinance 77-30 (Occupational License

1:45 Public Hearing and First Reading of an Ordim specifically amending the Comprehensive Land Use Plan, Section 2.2.2: Transportation, D. Transportation Improvements (2) (a). Periwinkle-Causeway-Lindgren Prime Time FRIDAY intersection, and (3) Hurricane Evacuation Improvements Serving Dinner 5:30 P.M. til 10:00 P.M. (b) Road Elevations; Section 3.9.4: Development in the Mangrove Forest Zone; Section 2.3.2: Coastaf Zone Protection, F. Mangroves: Part 3.4: Permitted Uses, $12.95 Section 3.4.5: Upland Wetlands, and Section 3.4.8: Mangrove Forest, to construct a new Periwinkle-Causeway- Full course Prime Ell> Dinner Lindgren intersection consisting of a two-lane, one-way Featuring our succulent cut of Pdrne Rib Au Jus road approximately 900 feet north of Periwinkle and South with Yorkshire Pudding. of the Chamber of Commerce to connect Causeway Road and Bailey Road; redesign of the Causeway, Bailey Road, . Price Includes; and Periwinkle traffic flow patterns, construction of turn • Homemade Soup O. House ^ah«J • Baked Bateto *nd Vegetable Du jour and through lanes and traffic islands, being in Section 20, DjH^d0d^ B Townhip 46 South, Range 23 East, as submitted by the City r Prime Tftne complimentary glass of Sanibel. ^ 2:00 P.M. jj; Public Hearing and First Reading of an Ordinance specifically amending the Comprehensive Land Use Plan, Section 3.3.2(1): Residential Yard Requirements, to permit Closed Mondays, encroachment of a dwelling unit upon the required 75-foot setback from the eenterline of Rabbit Road, on Lot 13, Sanibel River Estates being in Section 28, Township 46 South, Range 22 East (499 Rabbit Road), as submitted by Dennis and Marilyn Ardo. Public Comments and Inquiries. Serving Lnnch Stutday Bruneli Open Recess to 5:01 P.M. 11:80 a.m. til *:O© p.m. ll:8O turn, til 8:OO p.m. 11:80 tum. til 2:00 «.m. 5:01 P.M. Public Hearing and Second Reading of an Ordinance Generally Amending the Comprehensive Land Use Plan, On the Golf at Casa Ybel Sections 3.2.2: Development Intensity Map, 3.2.3: Per- Resort, West Gulf Drive, mitted Uses Map, 3.4.3: Permitted Uses of Gulf Beach Sanibel Island. Ridge, 3.4.7: Permitted Uses of Mid-Island Ridge, Section 3.3.8: Height Restrictions and Section 3.3.2: Residential 47S-9SOO Yard Requirements; providing for development intensity; Entertainment setback; permitted uses; and the number of liveable floors Xlgittly. permitted, to bring the permitted development and i residential densities into closer conformance with that in he existing neighborhood in the area of Seagrape and Buttonwood Lane between East Gulf Drive and Ferry Road, Sanibel, Lee County, Florida, as submitted by the City of Sanibel. Adjournment The ISLANDER Tuesday, May 20,1080 21

from page one Drugs Story and photo by jody Fisher Coming from a child under 14 years of age, this establish. He has found that many are willing to come to boy, we're going to be in trouble.' Now, they are giving me statement is a frightening example of the lifestyle many him with problems or information leading to other kids in their confidence and I in turn told them that their names young people are choosing today. trouble. would never be drawn into it and if it ever got out, it'd be According to Sanibel Police Officer Dick Noon, such "When I talked to some kids about this bus situation," through their group sitting right there.'' cases are no longer isolated incidents. He says children as he recalls,' 'one individual bowed their head and said, 'Oh, Another way in which Officer Noon and Sgt. Rhodes are young as fourth and fifth graders ( 9 and 10 years old) were at one time gathering outside an Island business (continued on page 32) establishment collecting the remnants of beer from cans found in the garbage. Another case: a 14-year-old was discovered selling drugs to other children on the Islands. What causes these problems? Is it peer pressure? Parental permissiveness? Mere glory seeking? SEAFOOD! "That kid (the teenager selling drugs) put it in a nut- shell," says Noon. "He doesn't have any friends and he's very concerned about that. You ask him who he hangs out Continental (f Cuisine * BAKED RED SNAPPER with and he says no one. Then you aks the other kids and * RED SNAPPER EN PAPILLOTE say it's true - they don't want to hang around him Specializing in * SCAMPI ALLA NEAPOLITAN he's kind of weird. What he considered friends Northern Italian - French Dishes fore were people who would give him a little dope. He Elegant Seafood, Veal, Poultry * LOBSTER TAILS ALLA tried to get others into the same vein so he'd have a lot of Stuffed Steak, Pasta arid Cheese Dishes NEAPOLITAN friends who'drun around with him." * ALASKAN KING CRAB LEGS When a child becomes involved with drugs or other * SCALLOPS ALLA NEAPOLITAN illegal activities parents may consider themselves failures because the values and morals they tried to instill * STEAK & TAILS in their children over the years never made an impression on them. But this isn't necessarily true. Full Liquor License Even though a child may want to please his parents, he Pouring only the Very Best may also desperately want to be accepted by people his Sorry, No Reservations own age, the people he sees most often. To achieve this acceptance, he may sometimes be dared or coaxed into W*stGv!fOriv* 472-2177 doing something that is against the values his parents 3313 W. Gulf Drive, Sanibei Island, Fia. 5:30 - 9:30 CLOSED SUNDAYS have established.- "The pressure to not be ostracized by your fellow students is pretty tough to cope with," says Noon. "You think of children who are not liked...children who when >^fy feel this pressure are just thwarted in their lives so \jjpHy. They can't get attention." He describes a related episode where he was speaking with a young girl who was involved with a group of rowdy teenagers. "After I identified myself, she said, 'I want you Elegant to know something -1 am not a bad girl,'" Noon recalls. "I talked to other kids and they told me that she had just Gulf Front Dining happened into that certain situation." However, at times the parents are not entirely blameless. Watching their parent's daily ritual of cocktail in The Bahama Room hour, wine with dinner and after dinner drinks is bound to have an effect on children of sensitive ages. "If the at children see their parents drinking and coming home under the influence, you have to ask yourself if it reflects upon their thinking," Noon notes. Alcohol abuse by minors seems to have increased in recent year, perhaps due to the availability of alcohol by friends of children who are over 18. Local youngsters have stolen liquor from stores, homes or where ever they can i^d it. Sanibel school buses have become stages for <»cenes of serious disturbances - one where a young girl was attacked and had her clothing ripped by two boys and another in which a 14 year old girl lost consciousness due to the effects of alcohol. Drug abuse is stepping up as well, especially in younger featuring groups of children. "Basically, what we've gathered in our investigations, is that many of the drugs we've con- fronted have been gotten at school or from people that Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner they've (kids) met at school," Noon says, adding, "I'm not saying that they go directly to school and get drugs - served daily what I'm saying is that many of the contacts are made at the schools and the arrangement is made at that point." The Island is not isolated from the area's influx of Sunday Brunch illegal drugs either. According to Noon, "if we were to say 11:30 A.M. - 2:30 P.M. Live nightly that we have no drugs over here, who would we be trying An enticing selection entertainment in tokid?" ' 'We know what the problem is," says Noon of the rise in of eggs, meats, cold cuts, The Lost Horizon Jgug and alcohol abuse among area children. "Now the cheeses, fresh fruits and Lounge "lestion is, 'How to deal with it and how to get the kids salads. back on the right track.' We should make them aware of the circumstances. Make them aware of the problems that could come out of drug and alcohol abuse. I guess if Friday you save one out of 10, steer them in the right direction, you've obtained your goal, so to speak." Seafood Buffet Unfortunately, disciplinary action against minors who 6:00 - 9:45 P.M. For have broken the law is a very volatile issue. Most children Delightful seafood who are apprehended while engaged in illegal activities specialties including Reservations can only be turned over to the Division of Youth Service Dolphin. Oysters on the or (DYS). The DYS in turn reviews the case and then takes Half Shell. Baked Cod, plus what they deem to be appropriate measures. "Some kids, meats arid poultry items, Information, the only thing the DYS can do is spank them on the back of the hand and say 'Don't do it again,'" says Noon. salads and fantastic call: 472-4151 To resolve this problem, Office Noon and Sgt. Ray homemade desserts. Rhodes have begun work on a recreational program for the Islands' young people. Noon's Sanibel Swim Team has proven to be a success and local parents have awarded Noon some very positive responses. But. most important, the program seems to be reaching youngsters who had met Noon before - on a professional U4H \-luhile Gulf Drue. Sanibei basis. ''Out of around 20 names we have of kids who have become involved in drugs, .alcohol or gotten into some kind of disiplinary problem in school." Noon claims. "10 or 12 are now on tne Swim Team." This personal contact with the young people is in- qtwimp-'f-i! in the one to one relationship Noon hopes to Lions

By D.E. Cooperrider The installation of the new officers for Sanibel Building Permits The regular meting of the Sanibel- the coming year will take place 'at Twelve building permits for construction valued at Captiva Lions Club was held at the Beach- Chadwicks on July 12, and will include a $172,810 were issued by the City of Sanibel during the week view, Country Club on May 7. Lion Bud seafood buffet, music and dancing. Lions ending May 16, 1980. Permits were issued to: Ketcham read the slate of proposed of- International Director Lyonal Lindsey of ficers for the coining year. Following this Lakeland will install the new officers. Julie Porcelli for pool at 1204 Isabel Drive by Hallmark second reading, the slate was unanimously Further details will be available about the Pools, Inc., for $14,800. elected. Those elected for the coming year middle of June. are President, Bill Hatcher; 1st Vice Sundial Condominium Apartments No. 5-Phase IV for a President, Fred Comlossy; 2nd Vice Lion Dave Davenport, who is respon- solar pool heating system by The Solar Connection for President, Fred Valtin; 3rd Vice sible for the program at the next meeting, $5,165. President, Larry Van Til; Secretary, Don was very mysterious about it but promised Union Properties of Southwest Florida for a solar pool Cooperrider; Treasurer, Norwood an exciting time for all. heater at 2915 W. Gulf Drive by Solar Servants, Inc., for,. Melcher; Tail Twister, Roy Davis; Lion $7,000. Tamer, Joe Underriter; Directors, Len It was reported that 10 Lions with their Yaeche, Bill Thomas and Norman vehicles assisted in the May 3, SOAR Gulf Ridge Associations for two bathhouses on Joewood Chambers. project on cleanup of the roads on both Drive at Gulf Ridge West and East by Comer & Moore Several letters of thanks were read as Islands. The next meeting will be held at Construction, Inc., for $12,400 each. received, including one from the Captiva the Beachview Country Club on May 21 at Library. The Lions Club was responsible 6:30 p.m. Palm Ridge Associations, Inc. for two commercial in- for each of the libraries on the Islands terior constructions at Units 3 and 4. 2440 Palm Ridge Road obtaining large print editions of current by W. Bentley Glass for $350 each. books to assist those persons with sight Carl A. Zambuto for a commercial remodeling at 1625 problems. Canterbury Debate Team Periwinkle Way by William G. Boyd for $1,060. The Canterbury School Debate Team D.W. Squires for single family residence remodel and traveled to a tournament at Lely High addition (thirdedition) at 1172Paper Fig Court by owner for Island Weather School in Naples on Saturday, May 10. $1,600. There were 14 teams at the debate, Mariner Properties for pool deck trellis at Harbour Dale High Low Bain representing Immokalee High, Lely High, Cottage on Causeway Road by owner for $7,000. Kri.Mayfl .86. 76. .12 Naples Christian and The Canterbury Sal. May 10 88 68 .09 School. John Miller for single family residence at 781 Pen Shell Sun May 11 SM 70. . 0 The Canterbury team, consisting of Drive by Palisades Construction. Inc., for $56,925. -. MOD May 12 90. 70 . .0 Leslie Thomas and Joseph Higgins won Tues. May IS 90. . 72. ... .0 First Place in the entire tournament and Richard Ahrens and Jack Cobb, co-owners, for single Wed. May 14 90 72.. 0 were presented with The Winner's Trophy. family residence at 4505 Bowen Bayou Road by Gregg Thurs. Mav 15 92 74. . . .0 Besides Thomas and Higgins, Can- Weglarz. Inc., for $39,300. terbury team members, also include This report is based on records kept at the Sanibel- Elizabeth Ambrose, Lisa Greco, Arnold Sun State Associates for pool house at 1600 Middle Gulf 'aptiva Chamber of Commerce on Causeway Road. Glass, David Volk and Mark Pender. Drive by H.D. Rutledge & Sons. Inc., for $15,000.

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By Jody Fisher Other members agreed, adding that they Coral. Due to the zealous political stance of increase granted to Shell Harbor Inn believed COTI is building a reputation for the FLCC, Lickel recommended that COTI owner Dave Holtzman and the impending The Committee of the Islands (COTI) a good working board that tries its best to not become affiliated with the organization condominium construction on Buttonwood. met last Tuesday morning at the Sanibel avoid personalities when dealing with until the FLCC minutes and bylaws could Members pointed out that these are the library. important issues. be reviewed by COTI members. type of situations in which COTI could be After last month's minutes were "We didn't take a stand on the Lopsided "They're genuinely concerned, • but of service to explain why these things reviewed by Secretary Bill Martin and O and kept yesterday's meeting (last overly so instead of being constructive," come about and how the Island benefits Treasurer Jack Rogers gave his report, Monday's Planning Commission meeting) said Lickel. "COTI has a history of being from situations that initially "look bad." the floor was opened for discussion from at a low key," said Ms. Eskew, "but this amicably constructive.'' It was suggested that the Board of the body of the Committee. isn't always apparent." Davenport echoed LickePs judgement, Directors "keep an eye" on the But- Committeemember Melena Eskew COTI Chairman, Dave Davenport, saying that the FLCC could be a vehicle for tonwood development. However, proposed that COTI have regular public elaborated on the public relations aspects change, but not at the moment. He Davenport pointed out that COTI should relations material in the Island of COTI, advising that more write-ups and described the FLCC as "heavily emotional avoid taking a direct stand and "leave it in newspapers to let local residents know that pictures be made available to Island and electric." the hands of the Planning Commission." COTI "is indeed doing something." newspapers and ads be designed to set Committeemember Bo Vea suggested Since the Buttonwood property is indeed "So much of our work is low key," Mrs. them apart from regular retail ads. It was that the Planning Commission receive a zoned for condominiums, Davenport said Eskew said. "We work for months on one decided that Davenport would get together copy of COTI meeting notes concerning the that they "might marr the reputation of issue and then sometimes find that we with two other Committeemembers to control of commerical growth and hazard COTI by causing a stink." can't pursue it any farther." write the history of COTI, emphasizing mitigation, saying that COTI will take a The next COTI meeting will be held She suggested putting in writing just constructive objectives and timely sub- referendum to force action on commercial Tuesday, May 27, at 9:30 a.m. in the what COTI stands for overall - that they jects. growth. Sanibel library. are a merger of the original planning Conrad Lickel then briefed the Com- Davenport agreed, saying that "an board and Sanibel Tomorrow group. COTI mittee on his attendance the night before Island with small acreage needs an overall was incorporated for the purpose of the at a meeting of the Federation of Lee plan." City, Ms. Eskew stressed. County Citizens (FLCC) held in Cape Other topics discussed were the 29-unit

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'Annie' visits Sanibel

Roseanne Sorrentino, who plays 'Annie' in the road production of the Broadway play by the same name, was on Sanibel last week visiting former cast member Randall Anne Brooks. Roseanne and cast dog Sandy (his reai name is Moose) stayed at the Shell Island Beach Club.

Photo by Roxanna Motchan

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"Photographers of Southwest Florida," The Lee County Alliance of the Arts is The Art Fae Sanibel Gallery will hold an a juried show featuring area amateur and sponsoring an exhibition by artist and exhibit of pottery created by the students professional photographers, will remain architect George Evan Mitchell June 1 of Sanibel Potter, Barbara Hill on Friday, on view in Gallery Eat Edison Community through 27. May 23 and Saturday, May 24. The public College through May 23. A reception will be held for Mitchell at is cordially invited to a reception Friday, Judges for the exhibition were Judy the Lee County Arts Center, 5111 May 23 from 5 to 7 p.m. Harmon of the Harmon Photo Centers and McGregor Boulevard on Sunday, June 1 Emil Fray, Director of The from 2-4 p.m. Photographers' GaEery on Sanibel. Mitchell, a graduate of 1 Ecole des Blue ribbon award winners are Kevin Beaux Arts in Paris, has created gover- Bedford, Naples, for bis untitled black and nment buildings, schools and colleges. His white photograph; Maggie Foskett, watercolor renderings illustrate a lifetime Sanibel, for her Sibachrome entitled of devotion to art and architecture in The Lee County Alliance of the Arts "Tempus" and Jean Campbell, Sanibel, Paris, the United States, Canada and cordially invites you to attend a showing of for her color photograph, "Zanzibar, Mexico. the film "The Score" at the Lee County 1970." The George Evan Mitchell show will be Arts Center,-5111 McGregor Boulevard, on Other artists featured in the exhibition open for viewing at the Lee County Arts Free standing Wednesday evening, May 21 at 7:30 p.m. are Geri Biondich, Diane Bostick, Steve Center Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. The Broadcast Music Inc. film "The Davis, Bessie Ferris, Ira Grasgreen, until 5 p.m. through June 27. Admission is Score" discusses and describes how music Larry Massing, Lynne Smith, Mary Ann free. is composed for films and television. "The Swanson, Fleur Weymouth and Sam sculpture ' Score" is a 60 minute film that can be Wollard. I shown exclusively by educational in- Gallery E hours are Monday through «stitutions. It is of special interest to all Friday from 8:30 a.m. until 9 p.m. competition I persons interested in film and film Masters in Perception, an exhibition of , making. 55 photographs culled from the archives of The public is invited. Admission is free. the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, will remain on view in the Edison Com- The Florida House of Representatives munity College Gallery of Fine Arts Sculpture Commission announces its in- through May 25. tention to contract with an artist to The mobiles of Arthur Bauman, part- The photographs demonstrate the subtle fabricate and install an exterior, free time resident of Sanibel, will be on display changes that took place in photographic standing sculpture on the grounds of the Gulf Federal Savings & Loan at the Schoolhouse Gallery through the history during the late nineteenth and House of Representatives Office Building. Association continues the fourth in its month of May. early twentieth centuries. Techniques The deadline for the preliminary slide series of exhibitions featuring local, well The Schoolhouse Gallery features displayed in the exhibition include competition is July 18, 1980. This com- known talent. original paintings and prints in the various albumen prints, collotype, photogravure petition is open to artists who are Florida The exhibition features Selected Images medias. On display are several original and gelatin silver print. The works were residents and are over 18 years old. by The Photographers' Gallery. Featured acrylics and prints by Sue Stevens, and selected with the intent of defining, The main criteria for selection will be artists are Emil Fray, Robert original paintings by Dick Hartman, both clarifying and characterizing the im- the quality of the artist's work as deter- Rauschenberg, Mark Harmel, Maggie of Sanibel. portant aspects of the medium's mined by the professional panel when Foskett, Larry Massing, Fleur Weymouth, The Schoolhouse Gallery is located at development. viewing the slides. Renee Twombly and Lynn McLaren. the intersection of Tarpon Bay and Gallery hours are Tuesday-Friday, 10 For detailed information on the Free The exhibition will remain on display at Periwinkle Way and is open daily from 10 Standing Sculpture Competition please Gulf Federal's main office at 2301 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Thursday evenings 5-9 p.m. a.m. to 5 p.m., except for Monday and and Sundays from 1-5 p.m. The Gallery is call The Lee County Arts Center at 939- McGregor Boulevard until May 28 during Sunday. 2787. regular business hours. closed Mondays and Saturdays. Open to the Public

People come thousands of miles to dine here.

The Deli at the General Store has lots of good wine and unique Selected as one of Florida's Top 100 restaurants by foods you can serve anytime. Florida Trend magazine. Open to one and all. You'll find cold meats, cheeses, Lunch 11:30 to 2:00 Monday through Saturday, Din- and luscious salads for a spur of the ner 6:30 to 10:00 daily. Entertainment nightly except moment buffet or picnic. We also feature heat and serve Chadwick's Monday. entrees made daily in our kitchen. Chadwick's, on the tip of Captiva Island at the en- trance of South Seas Plantation. (813) 472-5111. Wine, champagne, liquors and cordials are all available with the area's finest selection right on the shelf at Chadwick's General Store. Located at the entrance to South Seas Plantation on Captiva Island next to Chadwick's. 472-5111. ' Award Winning Dining and Entertainment. 26 Tuesday, May 20,1980 The ISLANDER The Island Almanac

ine Island Shopping Center The spectacular ride io features the Island's only Captiva, with its lush foliage supermarket, dry cleaners and and enchanting view of the movie house. Gulf, is well worth a day's Things to do and see Service Vlfth Shoeing A left on Tarpon Bay Road outing. Talented artists display takes the visitor past Sanibel's their works in one roadside original schoolhouse, which shop, while others feature now holds original Island some nifty gifts for Grandma to LIGHTHOUSE A Smile Sanibel is a veritable watercolors and woodcuts. take home to little hands as a Located at the Eastern tip of SERVICE STATIONS shopper's paradise. Tasteful Then on to West Gulf Drive and pleasant hodge-podge of Sanibel, the historic- boutiques and casual island remembrances from these Island Exxon shops join forces to present | westward to an interesting Lighthouse is very close to the | little artisan's shop and barrier islands. Sanibel fishing pier, which 2435 Periwinkle Way, 472-2012 visitors with everything - and anything - a vacation shopper | gallery. Whether for shopping, or offers not only excellent fishing Open 7 a.m. to6p.m. Monday I At the intersection of merely browsing. Island shops but a lovely beach and an through Saturday. Service j could hope for. offer a surprising variety - At the Lighthouse (Eastern) Periwinkle Way and Tarpon unexcelled view of San Carlos garage open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Bay Road, you may choose from one-of-a-kind collectibles Say. Monday through Saturday. end of the Island, Punta Ybel for the discerning shopper to Plaza and The Sea Horse Shops instead to turn right and follow the signs to the Tarpon Bay postcards for the simple Sanibel Tune-Up & Service are right across the street from souvenir hunter and of course, J.N. "DING" DARLING each other, providing a variety Marina, where you will find a Station cluster of quaint shops for all, shells, shell jewelry, NATIONAL WILDLIFE 1015 Periwinkle, 472-1878 of products that can cure your shell lamps, just plain REFUGE sweet tooth or tickle your shell overlooping the back Open 7 a.m. to5 p.m. Monday bay...Some antiques, shel Is and shells....the most beautiful Located on Sanibel-Captiva through Friday.' Saturday 8 finder's fancy. Need a good shells in the world from the haircut or coiffure? You can shellcrafts, what-nots and Road, 472-1100 a.m. to 4 p.m. clever clothes can be found most beautiful shelling beaches Tours: Wildlife drive tours on get it in either of these shop- in the world. ping centers. Most businesses here, as well as a great seafood Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9 Sanibel Standard sandwich and soft drinks. a.m. Call for meeting place. 1015 Periwinkle, 472-2125 open at 10 a.m. and close at Open 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday 5:30 p.m. This holds true for OBSERVATION TOWERS many Island stores, although through Friday. Closed during the winter season, some Located on the Bailey Tract of Saturday and Sunday. the J.N. "Ding" Darling are open evenings. Sanctuary, a quarter mile 3-Star Tall Australian pines shade down Tarpon Bay Road after a Intersection of Tarpon Bay Periwinkle Way as the shopper left turn off Periwinkle. Road and Palm Ridge Road, travels west along this main 472-5400 thoroughfare. This stretch of Also one at The Landlubber Open Monday through road is truly a shopper's Restaurant, 1619 Periwinkle Friday 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. paradise! It's all here...the fast Way. Saturday and Sunday 9 a.m. to and not-so-fast eating spots, I School House Gallery, Tarpon 5 p.m. Diesel fuei available. casual and elegant boutiques, Bay Rd. (472-1193) hand-wrought jewelry, craft SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CON- island Garage designs, shell shops and balms SERVATION FOUNDATION Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. for health produce fanatics. Featuring fine art exhibits. 1609 Periwinkle Way, 472-4318 Dedicated to the preser- Closed Sunday and Monday. Open Monday through Watch to your right and left vation of vegetation and Saturday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 24- as you drive or cycle along. wildlife on the Islands. The The Wheel Gallery, 1524 hour wrecker service. Photographic supplies, bait Foundation offers many Periwinkle Way, (472-4330) American and foreign car and tackle, deli foods, fresh exhibits plus nature tours. Open Tuesday through repair. AAA. seafood and baked goods, Admission for non-members is Saturday from 10a.m.toSp.m. knick-knacks and what-nots SI for adults and 50 cents for Featuring clayworks by Mark South Seas Plantation can all be found along the drive children. It is open Monday Heimann. Also featuring a At the entrance of South Seas to the intersection of through Friday from 9a.m.to5 flock of miniature stoneware Plantation on the left side of the Periwinkle Way. and Tarpon p.m. birds by Charlotte Heimann. road fust before the Security Bay Road. Along the way, Guard Station, Captiva, 472- shopping centers such as the ISLANDCINEMA ArtFac Gallery, 1628 5111, Ext. 3384 Heart of the Islands, Located at the Island Periwinkle Way, (472-3307) Open 6daysfrom 8:30 a.m. to Periwinkle Place and Tahitian Shopping Center at the in- Open Monday through 5p.m. Closed Wednesday. Gardens offer a variety of tersection of Periwinkle Way Saturday from 10a.m. to 5 p.m. Island delights. and Tarpon Bay Road. Exhibiting original art, Palm Ridge Road, the photographs and craftwork. TAXI Periwinkle Way turn-off to Captiva, offers several new ART GALLERIES Artisan Shop, Nutmeg Village, ! Sanibel Taxicab Company shopping centers featuring 2607 West Gulf Drive, (472- | 472-2870 everything from a gift shop for The Photographer's Gallery, 2176) i Local service available 6 the discriminating shopper, 1554 Periwinkle Way, (472- Open Monday through j a.m. to 11 p.m. All flights are plants and shel Is, to a sandwich 5777) Saturday from 10a.m.toSp.m. I met at the airport. Special shop, ice cream parlour, Open Tuesday through Featuring Florida artists and i arrangements for tran- boutique shop and the Island Saturday from 10a.m.to5p.m. craftsmen. Exclusively sportation to and from the Apothecary pharmacy. Exhibiting fine photographs to American-made designer gifts airport at other hours can be At the Tarpon Bay- the public. and paintings. made. Periwinkle Way intersection,

Sanibel Marina, N. Yachtsman 'Tween Waters Marina, Drive, Sanibel (472-2723) Open Sanibel-Captiva Road, Captiva 7 a.m.to6p.m.,7days. (472-5161) Open 7 a.m. to 6 Fishing, Shelling & Captains Ted Cole, Charles Marinas p.m.,7 days. Miscellany Creagh, Bill Gartrell - fishing, Captains Mike f-uery. Duke shelling and sightseeing Sells, Jerry Way, Larry Gann guides. Call for appointment. Tarpon Bay Marina, at the and Rocky Morgan, fishing, Sightseeing Bait-tackle-gear. Light tackle north end of Tarpon Bay Road shelling and sightseeing for rent. Launching ramp. (472-1323) Open 7 a.m. to 6 guides. Bait-tackle-gear. Dockage. p.m., 7 days. Tackle for rent. Boat rentals: Captains Alex Payne and 15'-25 h.p. open skiffs. Boat House, Division of South- Randy White, fishing, shelling wind, I nc.,at Sanibel Marina and sightseeing guides. (472-2531) Open 8 a.m. to 5 Marked canoe trail. Bait- p.m., 7 days. tackle-gear. Tackle for rent. South Seas Plantation Marina, Boat Rentals: Power: 15'-19' Boat rentals: 14'-18' fishing Captiva (472-5111) Open to the Capt. Esperanza Woodring, (55-115 h.p.) USCG equipped, skiffs. Fresh seafood available. public. Hours: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., The Bait Box,SanibeI...472-lS18 bimini tops. Sail: Sunfish, 17'- 7 days. Capt. Dave Case...472-2798 2V day sailer sloops with Harbor Master Don Starr; Capf.Herb Purdy...472-1849 engines to a 34'charter sloop. Captains Doug Fischer, Capt. Bob Sabatino...472-1451 Twin Palms Marina, Sanibel- Baughn Halloway, Chic WESTERN UNION: Capt. Ted Cole, Sanibel Blind Pass Marina, Sanibel- Captiva Road, Captiva (472- Kennedy, fishing, shelling and Marina...472-2723 5800) Open 7 days. sightseeing guides. Charter Bailey's Store Captiva Road (472-1334) Open Island Shopping Center Capt. Bill Gartrell, Sanibel 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily, Captains Butch Cottrill and sailboat with Captain Don Marina...472-2723 or 472-3012 Prohaska available. Call for Periwinkle & Tarpon Bay Road Sundays 7:30a.m. to 12 p.m. Arrel Doane, fishing, shelling Monday through Saturday, 8 Capt. Charles Creagh, Sanibe Bait-tackle-gear. Tackle for and sightseeing guides. Bait- appointment. Boat rentals: Marina...472-2723 tackle-gear. Tackle for rent. Power: , Boston Whalers. a.m. to 8 p.m. Sundays, 9 a.m. rent. Sailboat rentals plus offshore to6p.m. Capt. Alex Payne, Tarpon Bay Boat rentals: 16'-6 h.p. fishing Boat rentals: 15'-15 h.p. skiffs Marina...472-1323 or 472-2913 and 15'-35 h.p. skiffs. sailing school. Capt. Butch Cottrill, Twin skiffs. POST OFFICE: Palms Marina, Captiva...472- 4800 or 472-2917 Sanibel Capt. Arrel Doane, Twin Palms Turn right off Periwinkle Way Marina...472-4800 onto Tarpon Bay Road. Capt. Mike Fuery, 'Tween Open 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Waters Marina, Captiva...472- Monday through Friday. 5161 or 472-3459 Closed Saturday and Sunday, Capt. Duke Sells, 'Tween although thereis mail delivery Waters Marina, Captiva...472- on Saturdays. 51 SI or 472-5462 Capt. Jerry Way, 'Tween Captiva Waters Marina, Captiva...472- Left hand side of Sanibel- 5161 or 472-1007 Captiva Road just entering Capt. Larry Gann, 'Tween Captiva. Waters Marina, Captiva...472- Open 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. 5161 Closed Saturday and Sunday, Capt. Rocky Morgan, 'Tween although there"is mail delivery Waters Marina, Captlva...472- on Saturdays. 5161 Capt. Doug Fischer, South Seas plantation Marina, Cap- PUBLIC REST ROOMS: tiva...472-5111 Sanibel Fishing Pier Capt. Baughn Halloway, South (at the Lighthouse end of the Seas Plantation Marina, Island) Captiva...472-51H Capt. Chic Kennedy, South Turner's Beach, Captiva Seas Plantation Marina, (at Blind Pass, between Captiva...472-5111 Sanibel and Captiva) ffcel TtMfey.Naya.11M

Harbor House 0, 1244 Putting Pelican +, 1)00 Par Dining on Periwinkle Way (472-1342) View Drive (Beach view Golf Dining on Ctyfo Fresh broiled seafood, Club) (472-4394) Sanibel specials (sauteed Specialties are sandwiches, shrimp or scallops), fresh "chip shots" (baked potato Boop's by the Bubble Ream, Sanibel lobster daily. Lauded In the fried), salads served In glass Sanlbel-Captlva Road (472. New York Times, Chicago potting bowls, and Islander 5558) Tribune, National Observer, drinks. Open 7 days til 6 p.m. Featuring country break- Atlanta Journal, and others. Breakfast served from 9 a.m. fasts, Mexican cuisine. Open KEY: AE -American Express Dinner served from 5 p.m. to 9 to 11 a.m. Hot and cold lunches Tuesday through Sunday from DC-Diner's Club p.m. Closed Sundays. Causal t»rv»4 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Casual MC-Master Charge dress. VISA/MC. Casual dress. VISA, MCAE. dress, MC VISA. VISA + •. Full Liquor License Jacklin's +, Ramada Inn, on The Bubble Room 0, Sanibel- o- Win** Beer License theGulfatTullpa (472-4123) CaptivaRoad (472-5558) Casual dress means shirts * Serving breakfast daily from Seotty's Pub +, 1223 Continental cuisine prepared shoes 7 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Bagles, Periwinkle Way (472-1771) to order. Open Tuesday apple cinnamon buns and Featuring "Groaning Board through Sunday from 6 p.m. to more. Lunch noon to 1 p.m., lunch dally from ii:30a.m.to3 10 p.m. salad bar, hot roast beef, p.m. Sandwich makings, plus hamburgers. Dinner 5 p.m. to hot and cold buffet. Dinner Chadwick'i +, at South Seas Cafe Orleans 0, In The French Plantation, Sanlbel-Captlva Quarter, Periwinkle Way (472- 9:30 p.m., serving some en- served from 5 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Eat In or take-out trees family style, salad bar, fresh fish, fresh Western beef, Road (472-3141) 5700) "Super Chef Specials" nightly. Award winning dining and Featuring fresh shrimp and home made soups. Enter- tainment in the lounge Tuesday Entertainment In the lounge entertainment. Selected as one bouillabaisse. Open 6 p.m. to Tuesday through Sunday, 8 of Florida's top 100 restaurants Burger Emporium 0, 2353 9:30 p.m. Live piano music through Sunday from 9 p.m. to Periwinkle Way (472-2500) 1 a.m. Casual dress. MC, AE, p.m. to midnight. Monday by Florida Trend Magazine. starting at 7 p.m. Casual dress. Nights: Football and Marching Serving lunch from 11:30 a.m. Burgers, chili, hot dogs, MCVISA. VISA. Society, free hot dogs. Casual to 2 p.m. Monday thru Satur- frozen ice cream. -Cold beer. dress. MCAE, VISA. day. Dinner served from 6:30 Open 10:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. 7 The Landlubber 0, 1619 p.m. to 10 p.m. daily. Enter- days. Periwinkle Way (472-3723) Casa Del Mama 0, 1625 tainment nightly except Breakfast and lunch served Monday. Periwinkle Way (472-1033) from 7:30a.m. to 2 p.m. Closed Buttonwood Bar-B-O, Sanibel- Italian-American cuisine. Sundial +, 1256 Middle Gulf Thursdays. Dinner served Drive (472-4151) The Mucky Duck 0, Andy Rosse Captiva Rd. (next to the Spaghetti and meatballs, from 5 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Santiva Mini-Mart) (472-1910) lasagne, ravioli specialties. Elegant gulf front dining at Lane (turn left off Sanibel- Omlettes, pancakes, sand- the Bahama Room. Serving Captiva Rd) (472-3434) The only barbeque on Take-out service. Open for wiches, hamburgers, fish- Sanibel. Home made soups and breakfast and lunch 7:30 a.m. breakfast, lunch and dinner Directly on the Gulf With a burgers, shrimp dishes, ribs from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Seafood screened-in porch for outdoor deserts. Carry out available. to 2:30 p.m., dinner 5 to 9:30 and beef kabobs. Casual dress. Open for lunch and dinner from p.m. Open Sunday 8 a.m. til 2 buffet on Fridays from 6 p.m. dining. Lunch served 12 p.m. to MC, VISA, AE. While there, to 9:45 p.m. Sunday brunch 2:30 p.m. Monday thru Friday. 11 a.m. till 9 p.m. Closed Health & Happiness, Inc., Nex p.m. Casual dress. MC, VISA, climb the Landlubber Tower Wednesdays. AE from 11:30 to 2:30 p.m. Open 7 Hamburgers, fish and chips. to Bailey's General Stort for one of the best views of the days. Entertainment at the Dinner served from 6 p.m. to Island Shopping Center Island. Lost Horizon Lounge from 11 9:30 p.m. Monday thru Periwinkle Way (472-3330) p.m. to 2 a.m. MC, VISA, AE. Saturday. Featuring English Open Monday thru Saturda Coconut Grove +, Island meat pies, shrimp in beer Dariy Queen, 1048 Periwinkle from 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m Shopping Center (Intersection The "Letizias," +, 3313 West batter. Bar is open 12 p.m. to 2 Way (472-1170) Featuring tacos, hot dogs, chil of Periwinkle Way & Tarpon Gulf Drive (472-2177) a.m. Monday thru Friday and Open 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. 7 days. dogs, soft drinks, frozen yogar. Bay Road) (472-2366) Gourmet Northern Italian The Thistle Lodge at the Casa 5:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. Saturday. Sandwiches and soft ice cream. and icecream with lSdifferer Seafood, salad bar, Greek and French cuisine. All dinners Ybel Beach & Racquet Club +, Casual dress. No credit cards Char-broiled burgers. toppings. specialties. Seafood special on include Neopolitan antipasto. 2255 Gulf Drive (472-3145) are accepted. Saturday, regular menu and Open six days from 6 p.m. to Enjoy Gulf front dining in children's menu also available. 9:30 p.m. Closed Sundays. this authentic reproduction of a Something Special 0, Captiva Island Pizza 0, Sanibel Plaza, Happy hour daily in the lounge Appropriate dress required. late Victorian Sanibel mansion Village Square, Sanibel- Periwinkle Way (472-1581) Huxter's Deli, Periwinkle Wa from 4 to 6 p.m. Hot and cold MCVISA on the beach. Internationa! Captiva Road Pizza, subs, spaghetti. Beer (472-2151) hors d'oeuvres. Open 6 days cuisine: Spanish, Polynesian, Open Monday thru Saturday and wine to go. Open 11 a.m. to Sandwiches, Bar-B- from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Closed Lighthouse Restaurant 0, 362 Oriental. Luncheon served from 8 a.m. to 3p.m. Featuring 11 p.m. 7 days. spareribs, roast beef, assorte Sundays. Casual dress. VISA, Periwinkle Way (472-9976) from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. gourmet sandwiches and salads and sandwich making MC. Serving breakfast 7 a.m. to 2 Dinner 5:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. salads prepared to order. Wine, Key Lime pie.Open7a.m.to' p.m. waffles, pancakes, Family style Sunday brunch beer and cheese. Casual dress. p.m. 7 days. French toast. Lunch 11 a.m. to from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Enter- No credit cards are accepted. Joey's, 1020 Periwinkle Way /Duncan's Restaurant & Ice 2 p.m. Chowder, soups, tainment nightly in the lounge (472-5500) Cream Parlour, Periwinkle omlettes. Casual dress. No from 11:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. Timmy's Nook 0, Sanibel- Serving breakfast, lunch and Place Shopping Center, credit cards. Appetizers and munchies til Captiva Road dinner. Open 10:30 a.m. to 8 Island ice Cream, Apof hecai Periwinkle Way (472-2525) closing . Collared shirts Directly on Pine Island p.m. 7 days. Hamburgers, hot Center on Palm Ridge Rd. (47 Serving hamburgers, fish The Nutmeg House, 2761 West required. MC VISA, AE. Sound, this restaurant operates dogs, hot ham & cheese san- 4033) sandwiches, daily luncheon Gulf Drive (472-1141) its own fishing boat in the Gulf, dwiches. Home made chili, Open 11:30a.m.to9:30p.m. specials/ large variety of Fresh veal and seafood supplying its own fresh fesh, frostys. days a week. Featuring ' flavors in ice cream. Open 11 specialties prepared to order. stone crab claws and lobsters different flavors with speci a.m. for lunch, dinner and Open Tuesday through Sunday The Fountain Restaurant +, in season. Hamburgers in a cone toppings. Customers ce snacks 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Casual from 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Tahitian Gardens shopping basket, fried clams, home roll their cones of Hagen-dar i dress. MCVISA. Champagne brunch every plaza on Periwinkle Way (472- made daily specials and home Breyers ice cream in Sunday from 12-2 p.m. 5001) made pies. Docking available. coconut, jimmies or nut Appropriate dress expected. Fresh fish and beef. Nightly Very casual dress. Open 11 Take-out only Malts, milkshakes, soda MCVISA. seafood special. Entertainment a.m. to 2 a.m. Lunch 11 a.m. to sundaes and banana spli Dunes Clubhouse, 949 Sand nightly. Lunch 11:30 a.m. to 3 5 p.m. Dinner 5 p.m. to 10:30 available. Castle Rd (472-3355) Pate's +,1523 Periwinkle Way p.m. daily. Dinner served 5:30 p.m. No credit cards are ac- B-Hive, Periwinkle Way (472- Open 7 days from 10 a.m. til (472-3161) p.m. to 9:30 p.m. except cepted. 1277) 10 p.m. Lunch served from 11 Lounge, with raw bar .and Tuesday. Happy hour daily Crab, shrimp and lobster a.m. to 1 p.m. Hour Hour 4-6 Backgammon tables, opens 4 from 3-5:30 p.m. Sandwiches 'Tween Waters inn +, Sanibel- combo subs, sandwiches, The Sub Shop, Across from tl p.m Casual dress. MCVISA. p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Monday thru served from 10 p.m. til 2:30 CaptivaRoad (472-5161) quiche, home made coleslaw fire station on Palm Ridge R Saturday. Closed Sunday. Live a.m. Casual dress. Reser- Open 7 days. Serving break- and potato salad. Open Monday (472-5374) entertainment Tuesday thru vations accepted. MC, VISA. fast and lunch 8 a.m. to 1:30 thru Thursday from 9 a.m. to 6 Large variety of subs ma Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. p.m. Dinner served 6 p.m. to p.m. Saturday and Sunday to your order. Open from 10: F & B Oyster House 0, 2163 Monday Night Football 9:30 p.m featuring fresh local open 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. a.m. to 6 p.m. 6 days. Periwinkle Way (472-5276) features Happy Hour prices fish, veal francaise and fresh . Serving dinner only from 5 starting at 4 p.m. til closing, The French Corner, next to the cut meats. Rolls and pastries p.m. to 9:30 p.m.7 days. Fresh with free hot dogs and peanuts Post Office on Tarpon Bay baked on the premises. Seafood Tarpon Bay Marina, Locat raw oysters and five oyster during the game. Dinner Road (472-1493) buffet on Fridays. Sunday Bailey's General Store, Island at the end of Tarpon Bay R entrees are the specialty of this served from 5:30 p.m. to 10:30 French cuisine. Serving brunch served from 10 a.m. to2 Shopping Center, Periwinkle (472-3196) seafood house which also p.m. featuring gourmet din- dinner from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. p.m. featuring hot and cold Way (472-1516) Open from 10 a.m. to 3 p. features shore dinners and ners, famous caesar salad, Closed Tuesdays. Reservations buffet with fresh fruits. Fried chicken, hot cobblers, Monday thru Saturday. Fre fresh fish. Casual dress. MC, seafood, steaks and prime rite. recommended. Casual dress. Collared shirts and slacks sailsbury steak, salads, daily seafood and. sandwiches. A* VISA. Casual dress. MCVISA. AE. MCVISA required. MCVISA. specials. Open 8 a.m. to8p.m. VISA. Nature Guides and Tours To Your Health Griffing Bancroft (472-1447) TO YOUR HEALTH DENTISTS Offering bird tours of the Islands commencing at dawn. While Sanibel and Captiva Roger A. Dunphy, D.D.S. The tours start at the Island have no hospitals, they are William J. Shorack, D.D.S. Cinema in the Island Shopping served 24 hours a day by a Bay Wind Plaza Center and last approximately team of paramedics who are 2402 Palm Ridge Road 3 hours. There is a charge of $8 widely recognized for their 472-2060 per person, with a minimum of competence. In the event of an 481-7493 Fort Myers 3 people. For further in- emergency, they will call upon formation, reservations and the Air Four Ambulance, which OPTOMETRIST exact starting times, call the transports patients to the Macintosh Book Store at the hospital of their choice in the Robert G. LeSage, O.D. above number. Fort Myers area via helicopter. Bay Wind Plaza The paramedics are based at 2402 Palm Ridge Road George Campbell (472-2180) the Fire Station, just off ~ 472-4204 Offering two tours - one by Periwinkle on Palm Ridge land and one by sea. The land Road. Phone 472-1717 or 472- tour takes guests through 1414 or 936-3600 VETERINARIANS wildlife habitats and leaves on Thursdays and Saturdays. The Drs. Paul & Phylis Douglass, land tour takes approximately D.V.M. 4 hours and the charge is $7 per 1042 Cypress Lake Drive person, with a minimum of 3 Fort Myers people. The aquatic tour leaves Animals can be seen on on Fridays and takes par- Sanibel Tuesdays, Thursdays ticipants to Cabbage Key for and Fridays beginning at 1 breakfast and a walk through p.m. Arrangements should be either Cayo Costa or another made by calling 481-4746 embryonic barrier island. Call for reservations and further details. PHARMACIES Bait, Tackle Capt. Dick Frieman (472-1315) Offering a nature trip to Island Apothecary North Captiva and Cayo Costa, Apothecary Center with lunch at Cabbage Key. 2460 Palm Ridge Road (op- posite 3-Star Grocery) fcGear Departure time is 9:30 a.m., 472-1519 return at 3:30 p.m. Call the See Marinas above number for reservations GENERAL PRACTICE Open Monday through and further information. Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Jean W. Gentry, M.D., P.A. Saturday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. 24- Bailey's General Store, Isl; 2250 Periwinkle Way emergency service: 472-2768. Shopping Center, Periwin Mark "Bird" Westall (472- 472-4188 Way (472-1516) 5218) Offering a choice of canoe Wegryn Medica I Center Corner Drugs The Bait Box, 1037 Periwir trips on the Sanibel River, Stanely P. Wegryn, M.D., Way, (472-1618) Also ta< through the Wildiife Refuge, or Island Shopping Center FACS Periwinkle Way and Tarpon rentals. to Buck Key. Trips last ap- 4301 Sanibel-Captiva Road proximately 2'/2 to 3 hours and Bay Road 472-4131 - Open 24 hours 472-4149 The Reel Eel, Sanibel Cer ,the charge is $15 per person. Building, Periwinkle & C There are discounts available, Open Monday through CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN Friday, 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Ybel Road, (472-2674) . however, so inquire about them Charter Capt. R. Stew when you call the above Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Harry G. Kair, D.C., P.A. Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (No South. Also snorkel number for information and 1640 Periwinkle Way equipment and beachwc reservations. pharmacist on duty on 472-1824 weekends). Fresh seafood available. 28 Tuesday, May 20,1980 The ISLANDER

Captiva Civic Association _ Sanibel-Captiva American Board of governors meeting- Legion Rentals of all kinds Clubs and Ch/ic Groups on the. first and third Tuesday Meeting of members is on the of each month at 10 a.m. at the second Tuesday of each month. AUTOMOBILES Bike Barn City Council of Sanibel Sanibel-Captiva Art League Captiva Community Center. Periwinkle Way & Main Street Meetings held monthly on the Holding outdoor painting Kiwanis Avis Rent-a-Car (opposite the7-n) Sanibel (No first, third and fifth Tuesdays, workshops on Thursday Meets every Wednesday 7:30 Phone) 9 a.m. at MacKenzie Hall, a.m. at Scotty's Restaurant, 3-Star Grocery mornings from 9 a.m. to 12 Captiva Erosion Protection intersection of Tarpon Bay & Bicycle rentals, sales and located in the 3-Star complex at "p.m. Call 472-4594for location. Periwinkle Way. Palm Ridge Roads the intersection of Tarpon Bay District Road and Palm Ridge Road. Meets on the first Monday of Sanibel-Captiva Rotary Club 472-4040 Power Squadron of Sanibel and each month, starting at 3:30 Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.7 days. Bike Route Captiva Meet every Friday at 12 p.m. 2330 Palm Ridge Road {472- p.m. at the Captiva Community at The Timbers Restaurant on Sanibel Fire Control District Meetings are held on the Center. Dollar Rent-a-Car 1955) Commissioners' meetings second Wednesday of every Rabbit and San-Cap Road. South Seas Plantation Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 7 days. held the second Tuesday of month at the Sanibel Com- Captiva (472-5111) Bicycle rentals, sales and every month 1 p.m. at the Fire munity Center at 7:30p.m. Open 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 7 repairs. House located on Palm Ridge days. Call to make Road. Sanibel-Captiva Boy Scouts - South Seas Plantation Troop 88 arrangements. Captiva (472-5111) kknd Churebes Community Association of Meets every Tuesday at 7 Open 9 a.m. to5 p.m. 7 days. Sanibel p.m. at the Sanibel Elementary Hertz Rent-a-Car Bicycle rentals. Sanibel Standard Meetings held the first School. Visiting Scouts are 1015 Periwinkle Way (472-1448) Tuesday of every month at the welcome. 472-4719. Sanibel Community Church Sunday Mass 8:30and 10:00 Spirit of Foolishness Sanibel Community Center, The Rev. Bruce E. Milligan, a.m. Open 83.m. to 6p.m. Monday Located on Captiva Rd., S.W. through Friday. Closed Periwinkle Way, at 6:30 p.m. Sanibel-Captiva Chess Club Pastor Saturday Evening Mass 5:30 across from South Seas No meetings in July, Aug., 1740 Periwinkle Way p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Plantation (472-9222) Meets every Sunday at St. Sept. Michael and AM Angels 472-2684 Daily Mass 8:30a.m.and5:30 Open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Worship Services 10:00 a.m. p.m. Bicycle Rentals. Episcopal Church, Sanibel, at 2 Vigil Mass preceding Holy Day American Business Women's p.m. All those Interested, Church School Classes 9:00 BICYCLES-MOPEDS Association 5:30 p.m. please call Glen Woods after 6 Holy Day Mass 10:00a.m. and Regular meeting the second p.m. at 472-3688. island Moped BOATING & FISHING Thursday of every month at 5:30 p.m. 1470 Periwinkle Way (472-5248) EQUIPMENT Sanibel Congregational United Confessions Before each Mass Open 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 7 6:30 p.m. This dinner meeting Murex is held at a different restaurant Church of Christ and at 3:30 p.m_. Saturday days. Rentals and repairs of Listed under Marinas or Bait- American Legion Post, bicycles and mopeds: every month so cali Rosalee Sanibel-Captiva Road, every Rev. Webb Howard Tackle-Gear Woods at 472-1636 (mem- Thursday at 8 p.m. Cash prizes Community Association bership chairperson) or Cecilia are awarded. Building St. Michael and All Angels Slezak at 472-4555 (guest at- Periwinkle Way Episcopal Church tendance). Isshinryu Karate Classes 472-4516 The Rev. James D.B. Hubbs, Attention Sports Buffs! Held twice weekly on Sunday Worship 10:30a.m. Rector Committee of the island Tuesdays and Thursdays from Larry Brunke, Organist- GOLF (COT!) 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Anyone Choirmaster The board of directors meet interested, call Brian Houston Periwinkle Way The Dunes Country Clob (semi- Public courts. Lighted the second Monday of each at 472-3647. First Baptist Church private) 472-2)73 evenings umtil 10 p.m. No month at the Sanibel Public Pastor, Jamie Stilson 472-3356 (Annex) 949 Sand Castle Road (472-2535) charge. Library, Palm Ridge Road, at Weight Watchers Sanibel-Captiva Road Sunday: Open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Call for 9:30 a.m. Annual meeting is 472-1018 starting time. Public welcome. Meets Thursday evenings at Holy Eucharist, Rite 1 7:30 The Dunes Country Club (semi- scheduled for December at the the Sanibel Community Sunday School 10:00 a.m. a.m. Green fees: S5 for 9 holes,$7for private) Sanibel Community Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. 18holes. Electric Carts: $6ior9 Association Building at 7:30 Holy Eucharist (morning 949 Sand Castle Road (472-3522) Association Building on p.m. Call 936-0306 for in- Wednesday Prayer Meeting prayer and church school) 9:30 holes, S8fpr 18 holes. Full racquet facilities. Open Periwinkle Way. 7 : 00 p.m. a.m. 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Advance formation. Beachview Golf Course (semi- Wednesday: Holy Eucharist registration required for League of Women Voters Backgammon Club of Fort 9: 00 a.m . private) evening play. S5 per hour, per Meets the third Monday of Myers On Par View Drive, off Middle court. the month at The West Wind Meets at the Shallows St. Isabel's Catholic Church Gulf Drive (472-2626) Inn. Coffee hour 9:30 a.m., Restaurant on College Park- Father Gerald Beau regard, Open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. meeting at 10:00. Call Dorothy way every Monday evening at 7 Paster Christian Science Services Reservations required. Public RACQUETBALL & HAND- Leslie at 472-2693 for more p.m. For further information Father Louis Reczek, Assistant 2950 West Gulf Drive welcome. Green fees: $5 for 9 BALL information. call 936-2757. Pastor 472-4449 holes, S8 for 18 holes. Electric 3559 Sanibel-Captiva Road Sundays 11:00 a.m. carts: 55 for 9 holes 510 for IB Signal Inn Lions Club of Sanibel and Sanibel-Captiva Gymnastic & 472-2763 Wednesdays 8:00 p.m. holes. End of Middle Gulf Drive (472- Captiva Ballet TENNIS 4690) Meetings held on the first and Offering gymnastic classes Open 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Open third Wednesdays of every for children and ballet for Sanibel Elementary School to public. Reservations month at the Beach View children and adults. Beginning Sanibel-Captiva Road (472- preferred. Fee is $5 per hour. Country Club, 1100 Par View gymnastic meets Mondays 4:15 1617) Ave., at 6:30 p.m. to 5:15 p.m. Intermediate gymnastics is Monday 5:15 to Off Island Churches R & B Liquors Audubon Society 6:15 p.m. Advanced gym- Next to Huxters, 1205 Meet every Thursday nastics is Wednesday 4:30 to 6 Temple Beth-El Spirits Periwinkle Way evening at 8 p.m. at the Sanibel p.m. Team practice is Tuesday Rabbi Solomon Agin Liquor, beer, wine, mixes, Community Center. 4 to 6:30 p.m. Ballet Classes 2721 Del Prado, Cape Coral Seventh-Day Adventist Church Spirit of Foolishness cigarettes. Monday through meet on Tuesday with begin- 542-3733 Pastor Phillip A. Parker Located on Captiva Rd., S.W. Orchid Society of Sanibel and ners from 3:15 to 4:15 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Captiva Sunday Children's Religious 2663 Second Street, Fort Myers across from South Seas Sundays, 1 p.m.to7 p.m. intermediate 4:15 to 5:15 p;m.; School 9:30a.m. Fort Myers Shores - H ighway Plantation (472-9222) Meetings held on the third team 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.; adults Wednesday of every month at Friday Evening 8:00p.m. 80, East of Fort Myers Beer & wine. Open 10 a.m. to The General Store at South 7:30to9p.m. Saturday Service 9:30 a.m. 936-0775 6p.m. St. Isabel's Catholic Church at Seas Plantation 1:30 p.m. (Next to Chadwick's) Captiva Greek Orthodox Church The Grog Shop (472-5111, Ext. 3307) Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of The Rev. Fr. Arthur Kontinos Saturday Worship 11:00a.m. Near Bailey's General Store, iquor, imported and Shell Club of Sanibel and Commerce Cypress Lake Drive, Fort Sabbath School 9:30a.m. Island Shopping Center, domestic wines and beers. Captiva Board of directors meets the Myers Evening Vespers One hour Perivinkle Way (472-1682) Open7 days9a.m.to9p.m. Meetings are held on the second Monday of each month 482-2099 before Sunset - Saturday Liqjor, beer, wine, mixes. A series of wine tasting third Wednesday of every at 8 p.m. at the Chamber of Orthos 9:30 a.m. Wednesday Prayer Meeting Monday through Saturday, 9 parties is planned for the month at the Sanibel Com- Commerce building on 7:30 p.m. a.m. to 9 i m. Sundays, noon to munity Center at 8 p.m. Causeway Road. Divine Liturgy 10:00 a.m. 6p.m. Winter season. :or Your Information BICYCLE RULES Bank of the Islands Branch COPYINGMACHINES BEACH ACCESS If you're not used to a lot of Office, Island Shopping Center, Sanibel has miles of public bicycle traffic, watch out for it 2449 Periwinkle Way, 472-5173 Sanibel Public Library Gulf-front beaches, any one of on Sanibel. The extensive Hours: Monday thru Thursday 716 Palm Ridge Road (Inter- which is only minutes from network of bike paths on the 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. section of Palm Ridge Road your lodging. Lighthouse Point Island is clearly marked along Fridays 9 a.m.-6 p.m. and Florence St.), 472-2483 is a stretch of Federal land on the edge of the road. Observe Closed weekends the Eastern tip of Sanibel caution when driving near the Island Printing Centre Island, and from there, the bike path. A State law and City 455 Periwinkle Way, 472-4437 Gulf beach is accessible again Ordinance combine to at the end of Donax Street, at First Federal Savings & Loan, PROHIBIT PARKING OR Corner Palm Ridge Road and Tarpon Bay Road, at DRIVING ON THE BIKE Bowman's Beach Road (off Florence PATH. MOPEDS ARE NOT 472-1537 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Sanibel-Captiva Road) and PERMITTED ON THE BIKE VISITOR'S INFORMATION Turner's Beach, which is Hours: Monday thru Thursday PATHS. 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. SERVICE located at Blind Pass, between Planning on spending some Sanibel and Captiva Islands. Fridays 9 a.m.-6 p.m. time on a bike to enjoy the Closed weekends Chamber of Commerce On Captiva Island, public Island sun and sights? Make Building on Causeway Road beach access can be found at sure your vehicle is equipped Sanibel Turner Beach (which has with a bike flag, horn, good 472-1080 public facilities) or further brakes and a light for night Open Monday thru Saturday north, just past the entrance to riding. Under Florida law, BABY-SITTERS from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays South Seas Plantation. bicycle riders have the same 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. NOTE: STATE LAW Ms. LOU Lewis - 472-4151 rights and responsibilities as (Daytime) PROHIBITS NUDE SUN- motor vehicle drivers. BATHING ON ALL FLORIDA Karen Hughes - 472-4616 BEACHES. VIOLATORS Drive Safely! (Retired RN) MISCELLAN EOUS .j WILL BE PROSECUTED. Antoinette Sassman - 472-3848, Anytime - school, evenings and Island Apothecary weekends. Apothecary Center, Palm CAMPING DOGGY DCS & DONTS Camping on the beach is Ellen Hunt -472-5573, Anytime Ridge Road, opposite 3-Star prohibited and while everyone If you're visiting Sanibel with Beth Ford - 472-1241, Weekday (472-1519) enjoys a beach fire, you'll have the family Fido in tow, all the afternoons Open Monday through to get a permit to have oneona better. All family members can Susan Carpenter - 472-4151, Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sanibel public beach. The Fire enjoy Southwest Florida sun Evenings and weekends Saturday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Department on Palm Ridge and surf. The Chamber of anytime Walkers, crutches, Road will supply you with a fire he's close enough to feed on SHELLING Commerce can tell you what wheelchairs, instamatfc permit for SI. Their hours are you. An alligator fed for fun The City of San! be! accommodations are available cameras, one-step Polaroid, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. in ad- loses his natural fear of Resolution limiting the taking for families with pets. Anyone wishing to be binoculars. dition, you'll be required to humans and becomes a of live shells to 2 live shells per Remember: wherever you are, registered should call the potential threat to children and clean up after your pet! The Islander at 472-5185 and the make a $25 deposit, returnable person per species is one to be friendly reminder...."Leave the day after your beach party pets. scrupulously obeyed. As a Chamber of Commerce at 472- HELP! when the beach has been in- matter of fact, in order to nothing on the beach but 1080. Call the Chamber of footprints"....applies to dogs, Commerce for additional spected for litter and debris. preserve Sanibei's beautiful too. There's no leash law on Emergency Numbers: Make sure you clean the area FtSHING shelling beaches, most names of reliable Island Fire: 472-1717 While no license is required Sanibel, but of course an ex- residents. thoroughly or you'll be out $25! collectors refuse to take any citable or unruly animal is Police: 472-1414 Condo owners or managers for saltwater fishing, fishing in live shells whatsoever. Sheriff: 332-3456 freshwater ponds or the better off when controlled with may submit a letter to the Fife a leash. Ambulance: Service 936-3400 Department, acknowledging Sanibel River requires a SPEED LIMITS Paramedics: 472-1717,472-1414 that they will assume Florida fishing license - There are varying speed LIBRARIES: Island Apothecary: 472-2768 responsibility for cleanup after available at Bailey's General limits (20-30 m.p.h.) as one (24-Hour Emergency Service) a fire in front of their building. Store on Periwinkle Way. The comes across the causeway, Sanibel Public Library, The S25 deposit will be waived fee is $3.75. and there is a very good reason BANKS Intersection of Palm Ridge and Non-Emergency Numbers: in those circumstances. for them...to preserve the Florence St., 472-2483 Fire: 472-5525_ MINIMUM LEGAL bridge supports from strain Bank of the Islands, 1699 Open 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., Police: 472-3111. GATORS LENGTHS: and stress. This speed limit is Periwinkle Way,472-4141 Monday thru Saturday.. Feeding alligators anywhere Blue Fish - 10 inches strictly enforced with the use of Hours: Monday thru Thursday within the Sanibel City limits is Flounder - 11 inches radar on a 24-hour basis by 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Captiva Memorial Library, DISASTER ALERT: Grouper - 12 inches both the Sanibel Police Drive-ln Window: 8:30a.m.-4 Chapin & Wiles, Captiva, 472- not only illegal (violators of the Department and the Lee law are subject to a fineof upto Mackerel - 12 inches p.m. 2133 Radio Station WRCC, 103.9 FM, = 500, or up to 60 days in jail, or Mullet- 12 inches I County Sheriff's Department. Fridays Drive-in: 8:30 a.m.-6 Open Tuesdays, Thursdays broadcasts details of any Fompano - 10 Inches I Driving or parking a motor p.m. and Fridays from 9 a.m. to 5 emergency, such as hurricane both}, but can be extremely vehicle or moped on the bike dangerous. Alligators can run Red Fish-- 12 inches Fridays Indoors: 9a.m. -2 p.m, p.m. Wednesdays 9 a.m. to 6 alert, or any other disastrous Snook - 18 inches path is strictly prohibited. & 4 - 6 p.m. p.m. Saturdays 9 a.m. to 12 occurrence that might affect 45 m.p.h.. so if you're close Violators will beticketed. Closed weekends enouah to feea an alligator, Trout- 12 inches p.m. Sanifeal or Csptiva. The ISLANDER

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TERRELL RSDGE lot, .49 acre, high, near beach easement, as hurricane proof as you can be near the Gulf $47,500 SANiBEL ROCKS lots, one near beach $26,500. Choice lagoon location, $26,500. Reduced to $23,000. Facing west along the shell- strewn beach are the BEACH SMALL RESIDENTIAL ACREAGE, VILLAS, a tastefully designed Casa Ybe!Road $85,000. condominium community offering superb beach front vacation living. The Beach Villas are elevated to provide excellent Gulf views, and are just two steps from Captiva's We are now offering additional services shelling beaches and Gulf fishing. We have available one and two bedroom furnished units priced at $118,5OO, $12O,OOO, for rentals, including maintenance and $13O,OOO, $135,000 and $165,000. inspections-Cdf 6.O. "Ed" List, A72- 2217. MAIN OFFICE — P.O. Box 57 Periwinkle Way Sanibel island. fL 33957 • +721511 BRANCH OFFICE - Causeway Road Ppiscffla Sanibel Island. FL • 472-4121 ROY E. BAZIRE XAPTIVA OFFICE - Andy Rosse Lane, Captiva. FL* 472-5154 REGISTERED REAL ESTATE BROKER RENTAL OFFICE — Causeway Road REALTY, INCORPORATED ASSOCIATES: E. G. Konrad, Eva Pearl Cook. Sanibel Island. FL • 472-4113 t Dana E. Brantley, E.O. "Ed" List + fe him >. Joyce

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SANIBEL'S island COMPLETE REALTOR® American & Foreign Oir Repair 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE REAL ESTATE (813) 472-4318 1609 Periwinkle Way Hours: Roy Hoxsey Realty of the Islonds Inc. Sanibei Island, Fla 33957 8-5 Mon. thru Sat. COMPANY Registered Real Estate Broker 472-1546 2353 Periwinkle Way (Behind the Burger Emporium) Open Sundays 10-4

Rates have dropped two NEW PILING HOME ON NAVIGABLE points. Give us a call for The Perfect Gift for CANAL the latest financing. your This 3 bedroom, 2 bath home un- der construction will appeal to Favorite Graduate boat enthusiasts, especially Call Collect. sailboaters. Built on wide navigable canal with a dock. Buy 1 now for occupancy in June, 1980. PERSONALIZED Reasonably priced at $140,000. CONDOMINIUMS STATUE

loggerhead Cay - 4th floor - 2/2, newly furnished. Owner will You specify eye and hair IDEAL SPOT FOR finance-$130,000. color, skin tone and school NATURE LOVERS Sanibel Arms - 1 BR. - 1 Bath, overlooking canal. Newly fur- colors. Your graduates This 2 bedroom, 2 bath con- nished. Good financing. $59,500. name, year of graduation dominium is conveniently located near the Wildlife Sanctuary and and school can appear on one of the finest beaches on Lighthouse Point Resort - Interval week No. 36. $4,100. the base. Sanibel. With its Polynesian at- mosphere and lush vegetation, it Hi 49,750 furnished. offers superb, relaxing vacation Kings Crown - 2 BR. atmosphere. Spanish Coy - 1 BR., Bath - Very tastefully furnished and Allow 10 days for delivery never been rented. Near golf course and beach. $67,300.

Pine Island - Pre-construction prices. Buy like you used to on CASAYBELROAD Sanibel. 2 BR., 2 Bath, on seawalled canal. Two minutes to Pool home with property situated Pine Island Sound. From $62,995. Will consider northern Quiwfcij'ffl on 4 lots with glass enclosure so property for trade. Owner will finance at \% under current you can swim the yeai round. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, custom built rates. Card'n Party Shoppe by Richmond. $135,000 un- furnished. 1626 Periwinkle Way Sanibel • 472-2995 BUILDING LOTS CANAL FRONTAGE

LEISURE ACRES Shell Harbor- $77,000. Large home site with lots of natural vegetation. Paved county Betts S.D. Two minutes to Blind Pass $40,000 - $44,000 1} road just three fourths of a mile from Bowmans Beach. All for just Sanibel Estates • A few lots nicely vegetated. All lots leading SI 8,000. to Bay. From $33,000.

HOMES

CAPE CORAL, FLA.t The Dunes. Pool home overlooking the lakes and fairways ot *-n • rr-* the Dunes Counlry Club. Four bedrooms, three baths, large _ S.E. 46th Street recreotion room, screened porch. Completely furnished. Next to Dolphin Marina $159,000. —JUST A PARTIAL UST OF OUR EXCEPTIONAL BUYS See us of the lot at 1500 S.E. 46th Street or LOOK! ; the street at our ship's store at 4528 S.E. 15th Avenue. ADDITIONAL LOTS I POWEH BOATS \ MOST LUXURIOUS Belle Meade - $14,000 w/water connection. Shamrock Ct. Console, VHF & OF $6,000 ON SANIBEL 21' Delta, 1979, Twin 470 Merc. Spoil yourself with this Gulf front $7,500 Clem Bayou -1 acre waterfront. $50,000. 22' Fiberform, 1979, Loaded complex at Gulfside Place. Many, $8,995 23'Chris Lancer, VHF S DF many, many extras, very plush $3,495 throughout. Two suites available Sanibel Bayous - Good privacy. $20,000. 21' Sea Bird, 210 OMC, Canvas $6,3( / under the market price. Both 25'Luhrs. 1973, VHS, DV units 2 bedroom, 2 bath. $6,99:*-^ Gulf Pines - Waterfront, large lots. Amenities include pools, 22' North American Offshore . $19,900 tennis and the beach. $27,500 and $29,700. F31 Trojan, Everyting, Sharp 18' Woodson, 40 Evinrude 5 800 Sanibel Pines -- Beautiful wooded homesite $22,000. Owner 18' Sea Breeze, 75 Chrysler $ 1,495 will finance with as little as 10% down.

On Periwinkle- Mini housing development zoned for 5 single SAIL BOATS family homes. Artist's drawing available. We can handle en- New 6.7 Soufhcoast, Sailaway tire project. $7,199 37' Irwin, Ketch Rigged $44,000 24' Bucaneer, Comfortable Seagate - You con still get part of Seagate. Beautiful large $8,500 22' Helsen. 1975,7.5 Evinrude lots at the extreme end of West Gulf Drive. All water hook- $7,000 PLUS MANY MORE ups paid. Two easements to Gulf. Tennis to be provided. Comes complete with a common wilderness park, lagoon ALSO presenting the Victoria Eighteen, built by sailors for and canoe trails. From $52,900. 472-4iS5 OP 472-3133 sailors. Whether you're a novice or a master mariner, you will appreciate Victoria's small boat flexibility while, at the iffiain Office Branch Office same time, her sailing characteristics and performances of a 455 Periwinkle Way 2427 Periwinkle Way much larger yacht. She has a true fixed keel and is trailerabie. LOA 18'5'"-Drah 24"-Beam 5'6"-LWL 12'10"-Sail Area 134-Disp. 1200. Hand layed fiberglass hull. TEN YEAR EXECUTIVE SERVICES, IMG. WARRANTY- TRA1LERABLE. DESIGNED FOR DAY SAILING, RACING OR CRUSISING. A weekend cruiser for two. ' The Professionals" Thinking of selling your boa!? • Call us for Dockside Appraisal. Sanibel Island, Florida I 549-2628 — Cape Coral 33957 7.500 OWcet To Serve y»u The ISLANDER Tuesday, May 20,1080 Island Classified

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Automotive

FOR SALE: Capri '79 in mint condition, stick shift, A-C. Below market price for quick sale. Call 472- 5261. Miscellaneous *.; 5-20 You bet! «NG: OK, SO IT COME AND SEE SDS SOME WORK & MY JUNK PARTS BUT IT'S A 1969 And all you have to do IT MAYBE DELTA 88 OLDS CON- YOUR TREASURE I VERTIBLE - THE LAST REASONABLE PRICES- OF THEM! First call over 472-4449 $100 buys it. Day: 472-4055, is pay in advance! Evening: 472-3215. 5-20 COME AND SEE MY JUNK....

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Lost & Found Merchandise Enjoy a Martini now and PART TIME SECRETARY: WANTED! Salesperson for then? This booklet describes Five mornings per week. Quimby's Office Supply. 472-4449 For Sale: $600 Haitian sofa, over 50 ways to serve the Permanent position, five : 1968 University of Must have office ex- like new, will sell for $300. days a week 9-5. Martini cocktail. Also in- Kentucky class ring lost in perience. Call Maureen 472- Apartment size portable 3117. Contact: Leonard Ball, 472- cluded is a history of the the surf at Point Santo. washer and dryer - $150. NAVE 2995. Martini, and a few mixing Reward offered. Call Henry Ernst, Sundial Apt. tips too. Send $2 to: MAR- PLUMBING BUS HELP WANTED: F & collect - (502) 863-6124. HELP WANTED: 405, Bldg. G, 1246 Middle TINI MIXING GUIDE, Box 2242 Periwinkle Way B Oyster, 2163 Periwinkle 6-20 Waitresses or Waiters, Gulf Drive. 861, Cape Coral, FL 33904 472-1101 Way. Cooks and Dishwashers. TFN 5-20 Sanibel Good Pay and Benefits! FOR SALE: Like New - Please Call : 472-3733 Attn. Sears White 12-Cu. Ft. 2- CASH LOAN - NEVER David. door frost-free Mending while you wait: REPAY - FREE DETAILS. TFN refrigerator-freezer. Call Hems, Tippers, Buttons, Write: JBI, Box 861, Cape Len or Sandy Kessler, Seams and rug-binding. Coral, FL 33904. HELP WANTED: If you Island Apothecary 472-1519 5-20 desire to earn $200 - $500 or 472-2768. IDLE HOURS v : «• per week doing PR work on 5-20 2400 Palm Ridge Road. Sanibe! Flbrido 33957 FMB, we are looking for 31 Periwinkle Place Real Estate FOR SALE: 3-year-old (813)472-2194--472-2901 Rentals (813) 472-5703 you. Call 472-4162 for ap- Sanibel, Fla. ated Across From Sanibel Fire Station and Public Library pointment. Litton Vari-temp WANT TO RENT: 2- TFN Microwave Oven with 472-1039 Bedroom apartment or TRAVEL AGENT: automatic temperature efficiency th kitchen probe - 650 watt. $200. Call TWO CHOICE UNITS THAT WILL Experience necessary. around Jan. 2 thru Feb. 12, Len or Sandy Kessler 472- 1981. Want i Salary commensurate with FREE FIREWOOD: At If front apt. SOLVE THE INTEREST CRUNCH 1519 or 472-2768. on Sanibel. • experience. Sanibel Periwinkle Trailer Park. U (606) 792- 5-20 3351 afternof location. Call 472-3117 or 472- Come and get it! »; (606) 792- FOR SALE: 24' 1977 2433 morniw -night. Hal LOGGERHEAD CAY 1856 6-8 p.m. 5-20 lOGGERHEAD-CAY. Completely furnished, two Wellcraft Fisherman with Bastin, 203 S "ampbellSt., bedroom, two bath, unit located in a Gulf front HELP WANTED: OMC 235 h.p. I.O., VHF Lancaster, R 0444. cornpiex. Creative financing and the least ex- Salesperson part or full Radio and CB, 2 bunks and Marine 6-10 pensive unit offered in the complex. time. Sea Horse Shop. 472- new head. Used under 100 2858. hours. Original cost REAL ESTATE SANDPEBBLE TFN $20,000-will sell for $8,000 EXCELLENT WANTED TO BUY : ; --5ANDP E'BPL:i-: $20,000 Down, Owner wi!) plus all accessories. Call FISHING BOAT Captiva bayfront neqptiat© balance of financing Two bedroom, CITY OF SANIBEL: Frank Herndon 472-1097. property - well two'•'bath'"••furnished; close to beach and golf 1978 Surf Rider 18 Ft. with qualified buyer. Oc- Position available in TFN 115 Evinrude O.B. motor. ;:xourse;i82t500.00 cupancy negotiable. Planning Department. FOR SALE: 30-inch Magic Used very little. Has dep- Reyiew development permit Cali or Write: Chef electric range, Harvest th-finder, center panel Claude Allen Realty, ilSTTERVAL OWNERSHIP applications; respond to Gold. $100 or best offer. Also control, detachable Inc. REALTOR f"rttne owner resale weeks in luxury resorts. public inquiries. Apply by other household items. 472- canopy, extra new 10 h.p. 1645 Colonial Blvd. Evinrude kicker. Price Artienitlesviffclucfe pool, tennis courts; whirlpool, May 16, 1980 to: Planning 3051. Ft. Myers, Fl. 33901 saona, sailboats and bicycles. Under market Director, P.O. Drawer Q, : $3500. Call: Ted Pier 50 - 5 13 481-3055. (813)936-4621 prieesstortirig at $3,500. City of Sanibel, FL 33957. An Attention: Barbara Cerny equal opportunity employer. 32 Tuesday, May 20,1980 Tbe ISLANDER

people could call on to speak with them anonymously. would really like some answers," the concerned Noon from page 21 "They could call us and have no reason to fear if they're says. "But with this program, maybe we can pull in other being taped and just talk about their problems," Noon people who can put in their input who've had other suc- Drugs says. "They wouldn'thave to identify themselves. cessful programs and we can get something that's going aiding local youths involved in drugs is by testing drugs Of course, this is in the future, but until then, Noon will to work. for an individual suspicious of the drug's contents. This be doing his best to help the Islands' kids. "Many of the "I think we're moving in the right direction." service is offered in strictest confidence and, according to children on the Island, I'm sure, are asking questions and Noon, "under the circumstances, it would be ad- vantageous ... to nave a person bring it in and say, 'Hey, The fourth week of the Island Open The largest spotted seatrout - 4V2 pounds Dick, this is here and out on the market - what is this ?'" Fishing Derby resulted in the dethroning - was hooked by J.W. Rowlett of Cory, Noon says that the biggest Islandd drug problem is that of only one grand prize leader. Illinois, in Pine Island Sound. Rowlett was a good deal of the marijuana tested has been laced with The largest snook snagged for the week fishing with Capt. Doug Fischer and used substances ranging from formaldehyde to PCP ("angel was a 21-pounder caught by Carl Heid- pinfish as bait. dust" - a horse tranquilizer). "PCP is such a potent drug Fishing breder of Atlanta, Georgia. Heidbreder that a person, an adult especially, under the influence of hooked his catch in Pine Island Sound with With the exception of the junior angler PCP is just awesome," Noon warns. a pinfish while fishing with Capt. Doug division, entries were made for all divisions with 14 entries in all. "Whatever this drug does to them gives them almost a Derby Fischer. Russell J. Maynard of Rock Falls, superhuman strength," he continues. "They are not under Grand Prize Standings: control of their faculties and therefore you are trying to Illinois, caused a big upset in the cobia division with his 59 pound catch reeled in deal with an irrational minor and that just isn't easy at update Snook - 26pounds, George Kneram all." at the Causeway flats. He was using pinfish as bait. Redfish -12% pounds, John Venham Actions will continue to be taken against the onslaught Larry Witt of Memphis, Tennessee, Cobia - 59 pounds, RussellJ. Maynard of drugs on the Island. Noon and Rhodes are also con- Trout - 8 pounds, William Steve Childs sidering a telephone "hotline" which the area's young caught the largest redfish of the week - an 11% pounder caught at the Lighthouse Pier Junior Angler - 10% pound snook, Kyle on Boone trout. Bard

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