Water Hook-Up Moratorium Horns by Gwen Stevenson South Florida Water Managers, in a Branch Chief Patrick Gleasoii of the "The South

77?e Sanibel Elementary School children cheer the end of the class room year,

but their teachers so dear!

Story & pix inside. Vol. 17, No. 22 Tuesday, May 31, 1977 1 section — 10 cents Water hook-up moratorium horns by gwen Stevenson South Florida water managers, in a Branch Chief Patrick Gleasoii of the "The South. Florida Water move that could lead to a South Florida Water Management Management District is a new District CSWFMD) telling the IWA organization," said Snell. "and I am A request by the Island Water moratorium on all new residential that the District can only at this point not overly "concerned with the letter. Association for permission to drill water hook-ups. authorize "the allocation of water If worse comes to worse, we could two additional water wells has been IWA General Manager Larry Snell according to existing useage or the put a moratorium on outside useage, denied pending further review by told the ISLANDER he had received a letter from the Water Usage largest historical usage". such as sprinklers." "We have obligated ourselves to the buildings now under con- Bowman's Beach access challenged again struction" he continued "and we On May 23, a new lawsuit was en- in a legal action intended to clarify the county the desired public access to have enough water to meet those tered in circuit court challenging Lee issue once and for all. Bowman's Beach. demands but,, as a practical County's long-embattled claim to Nationwide has also sued the city for Although never eonsumated, said businessman, I have to say that if ownership of a walking easement to injunctive relief from the provisions of Helgemo, the agreement also called for this decision is upheld, we will not be Bowman's (Turner) Beach. Sanibel's comprehensive land use plan Nationwide to build the existing able to take on any new customers." Filed by the Sanibel Condominium as they apply to Sanibel Bayous, but footbridge over the state's sovereign "The man who wrote that letter is a Corporation against both Lee County the suit has been dismissed three times waters in Clam Bayou (then Blind cuckoo," said Snell, who said he has and the City of Sanibel, the suit con- at the circuit level because of Pass) under county sponsorship to tried to appeal the decision through tends that the group holds the bitterly Nationwide's failure to exhaust their privide the public with a second access phone calls. . disputed easement connecting administrative remedies within the to the county-owned beachfront. The The IWA will meet with the Sanibel 'Bowman's Bridge Road with some city. only other public access to the beach is City Council in a special session 14,000 feetj^county-owned beachfront In an attempt to comply with the at the Sanibel-Captiva bridge over two tomorrow morning (Wednesday) at ojtSanibelTa^portion of which is also in wishes of the court, Nationwide has miles away. 10 a.m. to review the letter and its litigation. recently applied for a general amend- According to City Attorney Neal implications. The county's claim to ownership of ment to the land use plan for Sanibel Bowen, the recent suit filed by the The loss of the source water an easement corresponding to the Bayous, but their request is still pen- Sanibel Condominium Corporation available to an Island already present footpath connecting Bowman's ding a final determination by the city contends that any interests the city or plagued with more water demand Beach Road and the footbridge to council. county might have in regard to the that supply could result in a grinding halt to all further development on Bowman's Beach dates back as far as In the action filed last week, the disputed easement to Bowman's Beach September of 1972, when a tenuous are unknown to them. Sanibel. The City's Comprehensive Sanibel Condominium Corporation Land Use Plan contains provisions agreement was struck between Lee alleges that a deed to the path between Bowen said last week that attorneys County and Nationwide Realty Cor- stipulating that, if water is limited, the end of Bowman's Beach Road and involved in the defraise had not yet fully development must stop. poration, developers of the adjacent the waters of Clam Bayou was con- researched the case and were un- 208-aere Sanibel Bayous Subdivision, veyed to them by Nationwide President certain as to the interests and identies South Florida Water Management which ultimately resulted in the con- William Broeder on May 19, 1975. of members in the Sanibel Con- District's Director of Resource struction of the footbridge" l>y the Islander Paul Howe, on the other dominium Corporation, although other Control, Dick Rogers, confirmed Nationwide group. hand, possesses a letter dated October sources indicated that the group is today that the SFWMD had Nationwide Attorney Steve Helgemo, 16, 1973, from Broeder to Sherman comprised essentially of the principals requested additional information however, maintains "that the Weiss, a trustee of the State's Internal in Nationwide Realty. before any decision is made on the agreement was mythical and never Improvement Fund, expressing Bowen said that the city and county IWA's request for the permit to drill consumated, and recently asked the Nationwide's willingness to execute an have twenty days in which to file a the additional veils. city and county to join with his clients agreement which-would; have given the response to the suit. contd. on page 24 Tuesday, May 31,1977 The ISLANDER libraries CAPTIVA LIBRARY - Tuesdays and Saturdays, 9:30 a.m. 'til Activities noon. •'•••' Church SANIBEL LIBRARY*- Mob., Wed., Fri., 1 to 4 p.m.; Tues., Thurs., Sat., 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. No evening hours during the Calendar summer season. Calendar fraternal groups These listings are presented as a public service for visitors ROTARY INTERNATIONAL - area meetings. Fort Myers, ST. ISABEL CATHOLIC CHURCH and motel owners {who may get tired of reciting long lists for Tuesdays at 12:75 in the Shrine Building off Cleveland Ave.; Fr. Gerard Beauregard, Pastor their guests) by the Sanibel Captiva iSLAN DER. if you have Fort Myers South, Mondays at 12:15 in the Sweden House on Fr. Ladislaus Pelczyski, Asst Pastor a service, either paid for or free, which you think should be Rt. 41; Fort Myers Beach, Thursdays at 12:15 in the Holiday Sunday Masses included, please cal! the ISLAN DER office at 472-1881. Thank Inn on Estero Blvd.; Cape Coral, Wednesdays at 8:00 a.m. in Vigil (Saturday evenings) 5:30 p.m. you. the Nautilus Inn. i Sundays 8:30,.10& 11:30 a.m. things to do KIWAN1S CLUB meets at Scotty's Pub each Wednesday Other Masses morning at 8:00. Friday Mass (1st Friday) 7:30 p.m. BINGO MUREX - American Legion Home, Thursdays, 8:30 BOY SCOUT TROOP NO. 88 meets at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Daiiy .... 8:30 a.m. Sc5:30 p.m. p.m. No minors. Sanibel-Captiva Road, 472-9979. at the school. Holy Days (Vigil) ...... 7:30 p.m. BtRD TOURS: Griffing Bancroft, 472-1447; George Wey- LIONS CLUB of Sanibei-Captiva meets at <5:3O p.m. the 1st Confessions before each Mass. mouth, 472-1516; Dick Frieman, 472-1315. and 3rd Wednesday of each month at the American Legion. FISHING GUIDES FOR CHARTER: Capt. Ted Cole, 472-2723; Sanibel-Captiva Road. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Capt. Doug Fischer, 472-1551; Capt. Baughn Halloway, 472- AL ANON - Every Friday, 8:00 p.m. at St. Michael's and Ail The Rev. Gerald Frost, Minister 2802; Capt. Belton Johnson, 472-1122; Capt. John Johnson, Angels Church. For information call 472-2491. SUNDAY SERVICE: . : 472-1020; Capt. Bob Sabatino, 472-1784; Capt. Duke Sells, V 3OHOUCS ANONYMOUS: St. Michael's and All Angeis Sunday School 9:45 a.m. 472-1784; Esperanza Woodring, 472-1126; Capt. Chic Kennedy, Chi"-'"'!. Periwinkle Way, Fridays, 8 p.m. For information, Worship 11:00a.m. 472-4087; Capt. Herb Purdy, 472-1849; Capt. Jerry Way, 472- Evening Services 7:00 p.m. 1784 or 472-1007. WEDNESDAY EVENING: MUSEUMS the Odyssey Museum of Miniature Americana Prayer Meeting 7:QO p.m. 7554 Periwinkle Way 472-1736. Effe May's Museum. By appoint- how to get there ment. Call 472-2121. BOATS (FISHING) TO RENT • Blind Pass Marina, 472-1020, NATURAL HISTORY FIELD TRIPS: to Sanibel's wildlife hab- Island Boat Rental, 472-2228, 'Tween Waters Marina, 472- ST. MICHAEL'S AND ALL ANGELS itats. For reservations, information, times and fees, call 1784, Tarpon Bay (canoes), 472-1323. EPISCOPAL CHURCH 472-2180. BOATS (SAIL) TO RENT - The Colony, 472-1424; Southwind, The Rev, James D.B. Hubbs, Rector SAILING (lessons and - or charter): Southwind, 472-2531; inc. 472-2531, island Boat Rentalss, 472-2228, Capt. Hugh SUNDAY: Paul Tayfor, 472-1551; Chic Kennedy, 472-4087; Mike Foery, Alexander. Holy Communion 7:30 a.m. 'Tween Wafers, 472-1784, Ft. Myers Yacht Charters, Roger MOTORCYCLE RENTALS - Sanibel Motorcycle Rentals, Modruff, 453-2320, Twin Palms Marina; Papa Nui, 332-1200; 1203 Periwinkle-472-2001. 1st & 3rd Sundays 9:30 a.m. Off-Shore Sailing School, S.S.P., 472-1551, ext. 4141. Capt. KCYCLES FOR RENT: Hines Rental, 472-2874 or check the Morning Worship, Hugh Alexander, Island Boat Rentals, 472-2228. motet you are staying in. 2nd & 4th Sundays 9:30 a.m. SHELLING TOURS - Beach Bay Bayou, 472-1315; Baughn Hatfoway, 472-2802; Duke Sells, 4?2-t784; Tarpon Say Marina political and governmental SANIBEL COMMUNITY CHURCH 472-1323, Jerry Way, 472-1784, Hugh Alexander, island Boat The Rev. Bruce E Mligan, Pastor Rentals, 472-2228. SAMIBEL CITY COUNCIL meets the 1 st, 3rd and 5th Tuesdays Sunday Worship Service 10 a.m. of every month at 9 a.m. at City Hail, unless special meetings {Nursery Provided) SIGHTSEEING TOURS - Herb Purdy, 472-1849; Tarpon Bay are cailed. The public is invited. Sunday School Marina (canoes), 472-1323; Capt. Chic Kennedy, 472-4887; SAffflBEt PLANNING COMMISSION meets the 1st, 3rd, and (Kindergarten - 8th) 10 a.m. Capt. Herb Purdy, 472-1849, Mike Faery, 472-1784, Jerry Way 5th Mondays of every month at Sanibei City Hal! unless meet- 472-178*. Capt. Hugh Alexander, jslamf Boat Rsniais, 472-2228 ings are caitei. The public is invited. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES RR£ DEPARTMENT meets every 2nd and 4th Thursday at Ramada Inn (endof Donax Street) TENNIS & SCUBA EQWI»MENT {RENTAL), The Real Eel, 7:38, Palm Ridge Road Firenouse. Room 253 472-2674. SWflBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION Board Sunday -11 a.m. Wednesday - 8 p.m. WATER SWING • Herb Purdy, 472-18-S9. of Directors meets the second Tuesday of each month at 3:30. OFF ISLAND DAY TIME ATTRACTIONS - Edison Home in Fort SAtflBEL BR£ CONTROL DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS meet Myers, 334-128J; Sheli Factory, U.S. 4t Norm Fort Myers; en the seeoort Wednesday of the month at 7:30 p.m. at the Jwgte Cruises, 334-7474, Fact Myers Yacni Basin,- Walking GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH f irziitmsm Palm Rictee Road. Cypress Lake Drive Waters, 283-0636. Pine IsSand Read. The Rev. Fr. Arthur Kontinos 472-2253 Remeibber the Open House featuring clubs & civic groups Sunday Liturgy 10:38a.m. new shell items - SaL, June 11,10 till 5 LESION POST He. 123 - American Legion Home, second Tuesday of the montft, 8:00 p.m. JUSDiES &MID of ffie Ssnibel Community Churctj meets at TEMPLE BETHEL 1:30 €«ry third Thursday of the month. For details phone Del Practo Parfesray, Cape Corai 472-2425. Rabbi Simon Friedenxam SURaa. COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, INC. Sanibel Commun- Friday Worship S p.m. ity House,, 1st Tuesdays, 6:38 p.m. ;AAikis House THESWiKt-ayPlWAlMT OF TIC LEAGUE OF WQfffiN VOTERS meets at 18:00 a.m. on the third Monday of every month SPiRITUALlST CHURCH on Sanibel at the Sanibel Commynitf House. The public is warmly in- Rev. Nona F. Burtacto. Secretary - 639-OS43 vited. The Christian Thinkers of America, 362S Titian Garden 472-1800 AcSine Road, Ponta Gorda. Worship Service Sunday, 11:00 a.m.

THE SHEPHERD OF THE ISLANDS LUTHERAN CHURCH COtGRFtlt The Rev. Judsoo H. W«stgate. Pastor W/mB CHIMES 472-4249 SPECIMEN SHELLS Sanibes CsmmynlT; Asssciatssn BB:la:ng YOUR-DAY. Sunday Worship S:38a.m. FLORIPA & WORLD WIDE Sunday School 9:45a.m. i Market 2242 Psraraife Wqr, Saaiet 472-2154 "A SHELL COLLECTOR'S Xtmfj £31-5 PARADISE" f w n 9 n M AT A CONVENIENT LOCATION SANiBEL-CAFFiVA ISLANDER J Zlrsnus Jrine Bnohs 2422 PfRlWINKLI WAY Established 1961 2—?A M: P.O. BOX 54 472-1121 VtndniaN. Brawn Business Manager Richard Russeft specializing in - ADVERTISING- Astrological books - Display advertising rates on request. Asfroiogica} workshop for students, Classified advertising: Sl.oo minimum per Insertion for up to and including 16 words; five cents per word Tor 3t at 0* S crystal boll* thereafter. MlERS. - WHERE TO CALL — News items pSus general itfyrmatkm ... 472-?881, 472-1418 HOTIOKSf AXN Classifieds .... 472-1881-472- UlS-if no answer, 463-6792 Tahlfian Garden 472-3431 Subscriptions., 472-1881-472-1418-if no answer, 549-flO?7 MACHINE KEHTAtS - DEADLINE — Classifieds and SHORT news items - Friday, 10 a.m. $ Display advertising - Thursday 4 p.m. BEACH TOWELS FROM 5.f f - ADDRESSES - fAAlUHG address: P.O. Box 3, Sanibe!, FL. 33957 SANIBEL TERVIS TUMBLERS, LOCATION of office.- Suite 7, Woodbrtdge Offices, 1517 Periwinkle, Sambe! (Directly behind tfie 7-lt.J

SHELL PLACEMATS AND NAPKINS Second class postage entered and paid at Fort Myers Beach, FL. 33931. The ISLANDER Tuesday, May 31, 1977 Whites win Foundation fund-raising raffle

"I've never won anything in my life," week that he was extremely gratified said Sanibel City Councilman C. Duane by Mrs. Veling's generous donation and White last week. quite pleased with the community's White's luck took a turn for the better support of the Conservation Center. last Wednesday, when he and his wife, White said that he had purchased at Charlotte, wan a drawing for a painting least 20 chances on the painting prior to entitled "Sea Faa and Lion's Paw" last Wednesday's drawing, which was which was created by the brush of held in the main lobby of the Bank of world renowned Captiva artist Maria the Islands. C.J. Veling. The winning ticket was drawn by The drawing was sponsored by the one-year-old Samantha Twombly, Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foun- daughter of Mark and Noreen dation, to which Mrs. Veling donated Twombly of Sanibel. her painting to help the Foundation The Whites were present at the raise funds for their ambitious Con- drawing and waxed ecstatic upon servation Center building which has learning of their good fortune. They been recently completed on the said they' would eventually donate the Foundation's 207-acre Nature Trail painting to either the Sanibel Library property south of Sanibel-Captiva or the new Conservation Center, where Road. it can be displayed for the enjoyment of Since early March, the Foundation all Islanders. has been selling chances on the pain- Originally from Holland where she ting, which has been displayed at the attended the Royal Dutch Academy of Bank of the Islands and at the Coconut Art in the 1930's, Maria Veling has been Grove on Sanibel, and at the First a resident of Captiva for the past 13 National Bank in downtown Fort years. Myers. Her classical training has yielded many beautiful paintings in her recent The chances cost donors to the work on Captiva, which emphasized Conservation Center $10 each or two for the stately natural beauty of Island $15, while Mrs. Veling valued the shells and flowers, as well as the scenie painting at $10,000. beauty of the Islands' beaches and According to Foundation Chairman native vegetation. Dewitt Jones, between 400 and 500 A product of the classical school of oil Charlotte and C. Daaae White were two lucky Islanders last week, winning tillsexqaisHe painting bj Captira artist chances on the painting were sold over painting, Mrs. Veling's work has in the Lucky Maria V*liBg in a drawfagsfwaserei by the Stofljei Captiva the past few months, amounting to past met with high acclaim from major Conservation Founiatiaa. about $5,000 to aid with the construction art critics the world over, but until this Mrs. Yeling i right* donatedfeerpafatSBg to the FaaadaiioB and equippage of the long-awaited year, she had never exhibited her work winners. to benefit their amUtirat Coaservafiao Center project. Conservation Center. Jones said last on the Islands.

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ffisptlua NORTH END OF SANIBEL AT BUND PASS BRIDGE Tuesday, May 31,1977 The ISLANDER Students really appreciated teachers on their day!

The Sanibel Elementary every May the official work of Pat Kair, who also School teachers, staff and "Teacher Appreciation baked a deliciously calorie- principal being the won- Day." laden chocolate fudge cake derful people that they are, They were just cheering for the teachers and we know for sure that the and applauding their students to round off the students know what the teachers with great glee—as rejoicing with! Florida State Legislature is, they would any other day Those presented with the and would probably put they were given a chance! unique planters were, some of the adults to shame Susie Santamaria told the besides Mrs. Watson, Meri if the knowledge of the assembled students what Rhodes, Linda DeMayo, lawmaMng process were the gathering was all about, Hedwign Winans, Susan discussed. and, oh, the kids did cheer. Siler, Nora Kiesel, Mary However, that was all Principal Shirley Watson Beth Horeh, Julie Wegner, besides the point last and all the staff and Galen Plye, Barbara Jones, Friday. Not a student in the teachers of the school, were Cy Eunnels, Francine school cared that the given specially designed, McCranie, Wayne Bashaw, Florida State Legislature painted and fired pottery Connie Taylor, Nancy had passed a decree in 1975 planters—complete with Shaffer, Matt Mobley and making the last Friday of plants—and all the loving Barbara Toomey.

Your astrological week especially cast for Sanibel and Captiva Islands by madam dorinda

Aries: Control tendencies to be edgy and making sharp remarks. Work coadifions will worried about improving your work remain unsettled. situation. Avoid risks and quarrels about Capricorn: Expect little from decisions or jointly held money and property. commitments formulated now. Try to relax. Taurus: Some problems with women Don't let uncertainly or resentment lead you likely; be wary of flattery. Really look over to make mistakes in family, or business. helpful advice to discover the catch. Some Aquarras: Try not to waste time or energy change in your environment likely now. in handling young people, or domestic Watch year diet. matters. Misunderstandings will arise from Gemini: You may be very impatient; „ different points of view. Don't hurry or vau don't let this lead you to invite health risks, will do it over. or become too sensitive to differences in Pisces: Be careful of money in your care partnership affairs. Stress cooperation. that does not belong to you. You will tend to Cancer: Avoid emotionalism regarding be too independent and self-centered. Doa't f ) duties and also the persuit of pleasure too force issues if the opposition is formidable. vigorously. Pressure from unexpected sources will be strong. Attending a group meeting will leave you happy. MADAM OORfNDA Leo: Don't start something you can't finish or Hfigleet counsel iromfriends. There will be some delays that will prevent you from profiting from immediate advantages. Vlrga: Allow matters to settle down before yoo take any stand on aews from afar that is likely to be garbled. Resist poor financial judgement and foolish expea&itures. Mtea i Creative projects or philosophy can occupy your mind. Errors are possible in financial matters, so check data carefully. Get the rest you need above all else. SeUnited States. According to Workman, she has added last week. He said that the Dietlein, a zoologist known in- Dietlein is currently the Director of volunteered to set up and operate the Foundation's fund-raising campaign is ternationally for Ms work with Zoology for King Productions, a Foundation's research laboratory to be progressing pretty well, all in all, maintaining wild animals in captive division of the Taft Broadcasting included in the Conservation Center. although the Foundation is still about situations, accepted the position last Company in Cincinnati, Ohio. Dietiein's salary with the Foundation $60,000 short of the goal of $200,000 Thursday, according to Foundation During the course of his prestigious will consist of a $12,000 per annum which was set out for the Conservation Director Diek Workman, and should be and widely-traveled career, he has grant from the Freund Foundation in Center project. joining the Foundation's small authored or co-authored an even dozen St. Louis, Missouri, which was "The involvement of the community professional staff by about September scientific papers dealing primarily provided to the Foundation specifically is the key to the success of this 1. with entomology and the diseases to fund an in-house naturalist at the project," Workman concluded. "It's a Workman said that Dietlein *s carried by insects. Conservation Center, Workman building built by the community for the demonstrated specialty is interpreting reported, although Dietiein's specific community. That's the whole ball of natural history and exhibiting it to the title at the Conservation Center has yet wax." public—valuable skills in terms of the to be decided. public Informational programs and "I'm eager to get Don on board so exhibits the Foundation plans to that we can begin planning our exhibits conduct at the Conservation Center and programs for the Center," Work- beginning this fall. man said last week. Educated at San Jose State College in Workman added that the Foundation San Jose, California, the University of is still in need of numerous Island California at Los Angeles, the Imperial volunteers to help prepare the exhibits College of Science and Technology at and programs to be presented at the the University of London, the London Dick Workman, Director of ike Conservation Center, and to serve as J School of Hygiene and Tropical ia his sew office *t the recently completed trail guides for the miles of nature Medicine, and the University of &Hs*erv?miiofi Ceoter trails which transect the Foundation's Nairobi in Kenya, Dietiein's early property, although a training program career centered around the study of "The primary reason we were at- for trail guides will not begin until insects and the diseases they carry. tracted to Don was Ms obvious ad- Dietiein's arrival at the Center. In 1959, Dietlein was a member of a ministrative experience,1* said Work- Workman reported that the equip- three-man expedition to the rain man, who had recommended that the page of the Conservation Center is forests of South America to study in- Foundation's board of directors select coming along gradually, but steadily, sects for the Imperial College of British Dietlein from the 15 or so applicants with the Foundation having recently Guiana, and in JS6i he was one of fifty who were considered for the position. received donations of carpeting and scientists participating in the "We needed someone with the kind of display cases from Hessler Carpet and Galapagos International Scientific personality and experience that would Maas Brothers in Fort Myers, and a Project sponsored by the National enable him to organize local volunteers cash register from Sears. Science FonulafioB and the University as well as work with visiting seiestists The Foundation is also hoping to get of California. and specialists," Workman said. "He's four CETA laborers through the Thereafter. Bietiein held a number of a polished professional. In addition to auspices of the City of Sanibel to assist positions la prominent 200s armmi the Ms talent and expertise, he might even with clearing the nature trails over the country, including the post of Assistant be able to add a little style to our coming summer and landscaping the to the Director -of the National operatika.** Conservation Center, Workman said. Biological Park in Washington, B.C., Dietism's duties with the Foundation Workman guessed that a completion from which he was promoted to the will Include the preparation and party and open house would be held at post, of Head of the Animal Department coordination of the variois edueatiosal the Center sometime later this sum- Chairman of the Foundation's board of directors Dewitt 3kfe Holme House at Fort include: creamy Boston still warm from the oven Jones enjoys a moment of quiet reflection on the rear deck Myers Beach. The Shell clam chowder (Chef and this offer becomes more area at the new Conservation Center. celebrated ten sad Tavern, Liberty's most renowned than a special. located at2SE» Estero Bhsl, shocked pottage J, a tarry to the salad So come and share in this ES sacrificing, for a limited akove in the Cash & Flagon because you like things natural time, Hve Maine lobeter unimaginable invitation. Ye victims Room or pick right from ttie Olde Holmes House still from iimr tank for $6J3S fruit and vegetable cart off every Monday thru Thur- preparing the most potent invade Commonwealth Ave., in potions in the province. TUTTLES sday!! Haymarket Square. beach Ye Glde Hoteies Hoiee is Enjoy a baked potato with Due to the size of our tank seahorse shell shop also offeriag two of the butter or sour cream & we cannot guarantee lobster Lighthouse end of Sanibel island Hundreds of Southwest after 8:00 p.m. Ye Olde floridiaiss, stauoedt by the sumptuous crustacean for chives or both, French fries, Tues. Sat. 10 -S:30 $8.95 or one Maioe Lobster Holmes House on Estero .ncredible -low tariff placed homemade hash browns or Gone Sheilin' Sunday and Monaay > garnished with steamers spaghetiini with red sauce Island, 7 days from 5:00 3n the delectable Sew p.m. England shellfish, the Maine and stuffed cpahogs for or white clam. Take into lobster, have invaded Ye $8.95. 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Phone (813) 472-1550 or 1559 Corner of VVuifert & Sanibel-Captiva Roads * Beach access, beach view lots, up to acre in size, choice locations in The Rocks, Tahiti Shores, Terrell Ridge, Chateaux-sur-Mer, Sanibel Bayous. 514,000. to 575,000. * Large bayou front lot, $46,900 NOT JUST A SHB.L SttQP * Boca Grande, Manasota Key, Engiewood Beach - gulf, bay, !a- Sxdusfw* in ***• W««£s •: goon, inland at 1/2 to 1/3 Sanibel prices. RQY E. BAZIIIE REGISTERED REAL ESTATE BROKER ASSOCIATES: E.G. Konrad, Eva Pear! Cook Tuesday, May 31,1977 The ISLANDER Hi>^« W*WVrf"H|i|/*'V* "W ^/vA» Each week, this column will feature items of interest about products or services available on the Islands. The ISLAN- DER hopes you'll take advantage of our research and crossword Guide please, shop the Islands first. by thorn as Joseph ACROSS 38 Salty 1 Affectation 39 Shirt or 5 German trigger exclama- 40 Jail (si.) tion 41 Price paid answer on 8 Actor DOWN Sharif 1 Paderewski 23 9 Embroidery or Pilsudski yarn 2 Muscat is 13 Suburban- its capital ite's pride 3 Path for a 11 Approve 25 — out 14 "Scarface" repentant 12 Erudite (apportion) 15 Purpose sinner 16 One 27 Unfertile 16 Miss (2 wds.) feeling 29 Italian city Russell, 4 Sea eagle regret 33 Mine to pals 5 Agreement 19 Fasten entrance 17 Harem 6 Mad 21 Unfortunate 34 — nostrum tg-iime Islaatf retMfMta have twaca by—laflle. It b chamber 7 In the know 22 Short ("our sea") 1 p_jsect repellent that tawnt to b» th* —if aae a» tbe 18 Illegal 10 Old-time operatic 36 Actor, ^rket to be effective at aU afalmt IM(H«t at w#M at interest — Morrow je ubloaitoua motqaho. Although anavaUablt far a laa« cigar store song Ime, The BaH Box on Periwinkle now hat aa aatpte tajpfy. charges display 23 Indonesian 37 Villain's tellt for $2.50 but yon don't need m«* m*» Mch aa- 20 June beetle (2 wds.) island cry pUcatkm. And it doet work—we tried It. 21 Muddled Hatty did to*, though ike hat roamed to aaatat* Naw Yart 23 Swiss city for tB&tnnmer where tk«kj||i Jak at a ci—ukr at a yaatb 24-^- r&M ttoce Oetakor, wark^g at Rubinstein 8 10 A»*m& the waat nood Bafih* tmt whea the return ta Sapteiiaw, 25 Clergyman's residence 13 26 English 15 16. SUMMERTIME SPECIALS statesman 27 Misrepre- 18 19 sented 28 Celtic Z\ 22. CHOICE sea god 4PAA;12PM 29 Descriptive 24 of 26 Ellington's CONTINENTALS. AMERICAN CUISINE NOW SERVING RESTAURANT doll 28 COCKTAILS 30 Greek letter 31 32 33 PRIME RIB OF BEEF - FILET MIGNON 31 Choler STUFFED FLOUNDER 32 Female 35 36 37 parent 38 THE FISHERMAN'S PLATTER 35 Dutch coin (SHRIMP — SCALLOPS — OYSTER — GROUPER) AUSUMMHtriME SPK1AISINCIUDESOUP AND POTATO D£JOUIt. CK1SP SAIAD, HOMEMADE BREAD AND BUTTER 37 Radames' 4O CHAMPAGNE SUNDAY BRUNCH lover 9:30 AM-2:30 PM ALL YOU CARE TO EAT AND DRINK v %J FRENCH CREPES, EGGS, SAUSAGE, BACON (CHiLDRENS' MENU AVAILABLE) FOR RESERVATIONS 1821 ESTERO BLVD., FORT MYERS BEACH 463-4583

TcC -: Shuffieboard courts. •.;: Boat docks. LiNDGREN BLVD.AND GULF-DRIVE (straight ahead from causeway) TheOnfyMoteiOn SAHlBf& ISLAffD, FLORIDA 339S7 The island So Rated! Phone: (813)-472-3181 The ISLANDER Tuesday, May 31,1977 for full week's tv schedule, place The week's left index finger here. . . :»—^ turn page TV schedule -thursday - 7 p.m. till sign-off- (including story tines, occasional pungent reviews and edit- 7:00 on their way to the 26-Fish 11-Masquerade Party Florida Keys and a job, 10:00 orial notes here and there, NOTE: The local stations are com- 20-Adam 12 meet an intelligent sea 11-Barnany Jones pletely at the mercy of the Big City Networks when it comes to 26-To Tell The Truth lion. Salty, and his 26-Streets of San Francisco network scheduled movies, and to film distributors for iocaiiy 7:30 trainer. Wow! See 9:30 11:00 scheduled movies, so if what is scheduled here is not what you 11-TheMuppets p.m. for other movie 11-News Eleven 20-HoIIywood Squares listing. 20-Eyewitness News see, piease vent your ire on LLP.S. and-or the Networks, not 26-Victory At Sea 26-Whafs Happening? 26-Newscene your foca! stations or the ISLANDER. Thank you.) 8:58 8:00 11-CBS Newsbreak 11:30 -weekdays - sign-on tilt 7 p.m. 11-TheWaltons 9:G0approx 11-CBS Late Movie: 20-"Energy: A Different 20-NBC News Update "Knockover" with Telly the shiny headed as Fri: "Meet John Doe," View" Ex-President 9:00 20-Spanish Newscast 2:00 Kojak and Dennis Gary Cooper; Mom 26420,000 Pyramid Ford and ex-Governor 11-Hawa ii Five-O 6:M Weaver as McCloud in June 6: "I Aim At The 2:30 Reagan discuss their 26-Barney Miller 20-Goif Coast Today "The Colorado Cattle Stars," Curt Jergens; 11-The Gniding Light views of President 9:30 6:08 Caper." Taes: "Affair In 20-The Doctors Carter's energy 20-"Ransom For Alice," in 20-Tbe Lacy Show 20-The Tonight Show Trinidad," Rita 25-One Life To Live program. which deputy marshals 6:38 26-ABC Thursday Night HSyworth. 2:57 26-WelcomeBaek, Hotter! try to find the 19-year- 20-Gtdf Coast Today Special: "Not now, 10:00 20-NBC News Minute 8:30 old granddaughter of a 6:45 Norman!" H-Merr Griffin 3:00 20-NBC Double Feature friend in the Barbary U-Morning Devotions 1:00 a.m. 20-Sanford&Son 1I-AH In The Family Movies: "Salty," in Coast district of Seattle 6:48 20-The Tomorrow Show 10:30 20-Another World which two orphan boys. inthe late 1800s. ll-Reports:Social Security, SO-HolIywood Squares 3:30 Bept. of Agriculture, - 7 p.m. till sign-off- 10:57 11-Match Game *7* Division of Forestry 7:00 9:00approx 20-NBC News Minnie 3:15 John Davidson and 8:51 11-Hee-Haw 20-NBC News Update lI:0e 26-Geueral Hospital Lauren Hutton II-WINK Informacast 20-Adam 12 9:00 20-Waeel of Fortune 3:57 26-Baretta 8:53 26-To Tell The Truth 11-NBA on CBS - 5th 2$-HappyBays 2&-NBC News Minute 1:00 a.m. ll-SpanishNews 11:30 4:« 7:30 Championship 20-The Midnight Special 11-LaveofX.ife 11-Tattietales 11-New Candid Camera Basketball Game 26-Friday Night Theater 11-CBS Morning News 20-Sboot For The Stars 20-Bonanza 28-Nashville On The Road 9:30 (All Nite Movies till 7 20-Today 26-FamiIyFewi 26-Edge Of Sight 3:00 20-Quincy a.m.) 1) "Scars of 26-Good Morning America 11:53 4:30 11-CodeR 11:00 Dracula," Christopher 7:25 H-CBS Mid-Bay News il-Mike Doaglas Show 20-Sanford&Son 20-Eyewitness News Lee (91 minsi; 2! 11-LoealNews 28-ABC Double Feature: »:S; 2S-Dia$ing For Dollars; 28-Newscene ••Bimbo The Great." 20-Today in Florida "Strange New World," 28-NBC News Minute Taes: "Tank Force," 11:30 Claus Holm 196 minsi; and "Death At Love J:30 Victor Mature; Wed: 11-News Eleven 3> "Revolt In Canada," House" 11-CBS Morning News 11-News Eleven "Aftersebool Special - 20-The Tonight Show i&O minsi; 4» "Hercules 8:30 8:00 The Fawn Story;" 26-"The Silver Jubilee" & The Princess of 20-The Rockford Files U-Captain Kangaroo 26-Secoji Chaaee Thnrs: "Sauscorched," 12 Midnight Troy," 154 rains}; 5> S:25 S:58 "The Bitter Tea of- 12:36 Mark Stevens; Fri: 11-CBS Late Show: "A 2ft-Today in Florida ll-CBS Newsbreak General Yen," I t-Search For Tomarro* "The H-Man:" Mon: Time For Love," with "The Battle Is Outer 9:00 SS-Ryatrs Hope Space." 11-Sesame Street 12:ST 3:00 20-DoEahae 20-NBC News Minate 20-iransWes 26-Sunshiae Showcase: l:09 6:S» restaurant & Toes: "My Sister M-The Young and The n-News Eleven Eileen," Janet Leigh Restless SO-Eyewitness News cocktail lounge

-.-€* 2S-Hie Best of Danny & 10:00 SEAUTSfUL GUS-FSSDE DIMiNG AT BUND PASS 1 i-Wiid Kingdom Marie 20-KingstOB Confidential S=ECii-:2:'« :\ SEAFOOD 28-Cnariie's Angels 2&-Ferrante & T€ieher In -G5STSR TAiL-S, STOfiE CSA3 C_A,V5, SAUTEED F R Concert il-YtHTre Gonaa Love It 11:00 ;HR:M? 3! V,P! 26-To Tell The Troth Here, starring Ethel li-Xews Eleven -:36 Merman 20-Eyewitness News CHILDREN'S & SENIOR CITIZENS' PORTIONS 1 i-Ursla med World BY REQUEST 26-WOd World €i Animals I l-€BS New s&reak s:C*! 11:30 AiNE AND 3E£R 11-GoodTiajes 20-XBC News Update 11-CBS Late Show: "Fort BAS35CUE 2fl-"Living Free," the , Utah," siarriag Jobs T s«jual Jo Bora Free and Ireland and Virginia S EAK & CH5CKEN SP£C!Ai_S based «a the actual Il-"Goidieiarod," a drama Mayo To Serve You: Chef Watson experiences of George 7»-Tbt Txssagkt Show abaet tbe hreai-ap asl RESERVATIONS 472-1212 aad Joy Adamsou wben rcHsdJiEg of a family ia S-"Tbe BMfcies," and Gos#ii Sundays they raise ESsa's three ffie ragged panorania of ABC Hysiarj- Mo«e: BoniiAmeiricord - American Express - Masiercharge / cubs and ttsM them ta westers Canada's rede© "Violence-IttBtoe-" Eve is Kenya—sans M-The Tomorrow Shtm Tuesday, May 31,1977 The ISLANDER

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Seafood Dinners To Take Out Smoked Mullet major developments The Sanibel Planning Commission phases, with four buildings along voted unanimously last Monday to Rabbit Road and the restaurant to be approve a development permit constructed initially. To be located requested by James O. Evans of right at the corner of Sanibel-Captiva Sanibel for his proposed commercial and Rabbit Road, the restaurant will development of a 3.2-acre parcel seat up to 100 diners. Evans said. situated southwest of the intersection Evans added that the existing of Saiiibel-Captiva and Rabbit Roads. buildings on the site, a small real estate According to Evans' architect, office and a residence which served as Frederick Grantham of Fort Myers, an office for the ISLANDER last the project will include up to 18 small summer, will not be included in the new shops, 7 apartments and a restaurant development but will either be sold or within 12 small elevated frame relocated to another site on the Island. buildings clustered around the site. Evans also assured the commission To be called "Plaza Central," the, that he will relocate a number of Open Monday - Safordoy 10-9 Sunday 12-9 new commercial complex will be cabbage palms currently growing on served by a 5,000 gallon per day sewage the site, and that he will preserve two FtESH SEAFOOD OAILY NEXT TG ISLAND BAKE SHOP treatment plant to be installed on the buttonwood trees on the property in ONPERlWJNKtEWAY site. carrying out his development plan. MARK & PEG BRUNO. OWNERS 472-2860 Architect Grantham explained that The site carries a restricted- the parking lot for the project will be commercial designation in the city's paved with a relatively new substance land use plan. called "pervious concrete," which is The planning commission gave their porous enough to allow rain water to approval of Evans' development inn filter through into the ground while at concept last Monday on the condition the same time durable enough to hold that he refrain from paving the parking Gulf Drive, Sonibef bland, Florida 33957 up under the weight of automobiles lot for the new commercial complex over the years. until the city council Has adopted a LUXURY LMNG ON THE To assure city planners that the corrective amendment to exempt material is permeable enough to meet parking lots from the setback SUNNY GULF COAST! the requirements for drainage outlined requirements presently included in the in the comprehensive land use plan, land use plan. Grantham demonstrated the porosity After receiving the commission's of a slab of the new concrete to the approval last week, Evans said that he 105 ultra modern efficiencies and motet rooms. will now meet with his prospective AH air conditioned & heated. Room phones . commissioners* evident satisfaction, despite a suggestion from Island tenants to arrange for the leasing of the & color TV, large heated pool. Tennis courts, .• naturalist George Campbell that the new shops, and that the project will be shufffefaoard, potting green, excellent developer should use "grass-crete," a developed at a pace commensurate shelling, fishing & safe swimming, tennis, type of conventional concrete with with the demand for store space in the golf.. ; • " small holes in it to permit plants to new shopping center. grow up through the pavement and The commissioners voted 4-2 last water to seep down into the ground. week • to approve the developmenL PHONE {813)472-1541 Evans told the commission that the concept of Trost International Ltd. to project would be developed in two contd. on page It ~ "- The ISLANDER Tuesday, May 31,1977 Islanders at work and play by gwen Stevenson Laurie Beth Kramer, the Peter Evans just received the Pan-Hellenic luncheon in Trudy Kohlbrenner will the time of incorporation by Local Government Com- daughter of James and his real estate license and is mid-May at Florida become the bride of Peter John Cook, the new stars prehensive Plan Act. Man* Kramer, has come now associated with Sanibel Atlantic. Perry on June 18th at Ocean and stripes once flew over According to Councilman back to the Islands for the Realty. Xori Ann, who was View Baptist Church ' in the nation's capital. It was White, nationwide interest summer after completing graduated from Cypress Norfolk, Va. They .plan to in MacKenzie Hall until in Sanibel's Land Use Plan her first yearin theRingling Gert Webb found a water High in 1374, will receive her spend the summer on Student, Government Day is very high so he turns down School of Art, Sarasota. She rat in her w.c, called the Bachelor of Science degree Captiva and then return to when it was officially in- more invitations to speak graduated from Cypress police and was told that the on June 12. Norfolk in the fall where stalled outside City Hall. about it than he can accept. Lake High last year and is SPD did not have a rat She shared top honors at they both have teaching Wnite, who served as looking forward to her squad, so Gert said she the luncheon with the positions. Sanibel City Councilman Chairman of the Planning Commission during the second year at Ringling. She would find a neighbor to help president of the Phi Kappa The couple met in Duane White went to preparation of the CLUP has is majoring in painting. her. The SPD told her how to Rho sorority, and, on behalf college—Trudy is a "72 Tallahassee last Thursday come to be regarded as the During the summer, Laurie dispose of him Cthe rat, that of her own sorority, of which Radford graduate and her to address the Florida State spokesman for it. will be singing in the is) neighbor Bob Tattle she is president. Delta fiance is an alumnus of Association of City Planning Community Church Choir effected the disposal by Gamma, she also accepted Virginia Tech. and Zoning Directors. White In August, White will and working as a waitress at recycling the rat—he threw chapter awards for spoke about the develop- travel to Atlanta to address . Duncan's Restuarant, She it into a nearby poad known "Sorority of The Year A new flag flies at City ment of the Comprehensive the South Eastern Planners' will also be doing some sign to be inhabitedby alligators. Award" and the . Hall. Originally donated to Land Use Plan (CLUP) and Association on Sanibel's | painting and working on her "Scholarship Award." the young City of Sanibel at commented on the State's Planning experience. own painting, Welcome Fred Hartley's new book, home, Laurie. "Update," just published by ReveH Publishers of Old Caron Lyan Mack and Tappan, N.J., is a con- Jonathan Lee Bourne, Jr. temporary Christian will be married at Chapel By viewpoint on a subject of The Sea on Captive, {being absorbing interest to specially opened for the teenagers and young occasion) on Friday, Jane singes—dating. 17. Reception plans are The author, who is the SOB There are few things quite so scheduled for South Seas of Mr. and Mrs. -H. Alan Plantation. Carte, the Hartley of Peefe Court, magnificent as oceanside living. daubster of Mrs. Frank Sanibel, reflects oa his On the edge of the seashore, Joyce of SasbeL works for experiences Cle's in ifc inid- you get a special kind of tiie Saaibel-Captiira tweriies) eemisned with •••- Insurance Agency. Her peer counseling, and romance and excitement. Only husband-to^be is wife fee; Jtamoraasly, tat aeoffafcely there can you be assured of the Island Water AssodatiOB. assesses some of the dating traps. He also offers ways to kind of peace and comfort that is A -reminder feat Terry maintain moral standards in the unique gift of the sea. It is Weinberg of SasibeUe mB. an era of shifting social nice having an ocean for a front have a grand opening of her •v&taes. - - yard. new Fort Myers SeaebsiKp A gradaa te of Wheatan in the Bigelow Shopping tSEo»s> College, Hartley is You're in for a grand adventure, Center on Monday, Junes. eurrsBQy .studjBig for &e unitke any other type of living, minfetry at fee Gcsrioa- SoutbSeas Plantation took Conwell Theological when you live at the Atrium. We West Wiai Inn tin a Seminary -in- Swath cherish a rather old-fashioned beverage game) last west, fi Harnillon, Mass. notion, an uncompromising to 4. Jimmy Herae iHapfeei, Linda Home annouaced aad . CengrataaltiGDs are in insistence on giving you the best Oscar Gsreia got tfae.floty enter for fieri Aoa .Reed, the of everything. It's the kind of boxner. J&aiay is .about the daughter of Col. and Mrs. condominium that used to make only person oa tie MaM Edwin O. Beed of Sissei. who could have safely called Sooth, Sssibel—s&e was a condominium a true luxury that game, we beliesre—a* selected for the tap honor of residence. At the Atrium, it still doesn't -wast to argoe sifc receiving "The Greek does.. him! Woman of Year Award" at

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A call reported a canal. Officer went to jewelry, etc., were reported same in a pillow case. All "suspicions vehicle" parked borrow a boat and then missing to the value of |357. preseat took expert's word on tbe airstrip. Turned out to found that the problem had for it. be a visitor who was silting already been taken care of. SPD assisted with a small and enjoying the night brush fire in that they re- A diamond and gold man's police breezes. Patrol made on open routed traffic while fire was ring was strayed or stolen beach for naked people. No being extinguished. from a poolside table while Officer on patrol noticed a naked people. its owaer went swimming. funny looking inspection Captiva Shore Patrol and reports sticker. It turned out to be A large alligator was Coast Guard went to rescue City truck stuck in sand. fanEy looking because it had reported in driveway of u boat. Shore Patrol got Officer and jeep got it oat. been stolen. InvestigatioH commercial place. One there first, but boat, after B&E's},-threelarge vehicles proceeds. alligator expert called; not being given fuel, didn't go A LAHGE alligator was requested police escort and home. Another alligator where it was supposed to go. reported on a main road. one camera was reported expert called; not home. • Well, the week had seven Car hit raccoon: driver Many phone calls were Officer arrived and chased lost. asked for assistance: Whilst contemplating who to contemplated and un- same back into a swamp days—outside of that,- it call next, original com- wasn't all that exciting, The raccoon beat a hasty retreat doubtedly made in the area. A report came in about plainant reported that the emergency call boxes were into the bushes. morning. "flashing lights" in a new alligator had crawled away used seven times, for Only one car driving on building, possibly caused by into the bushes. reporting boats in distress to A report came in about "a An "honest to God" coral the beach this week; this one prowlers witb nasty Slings asking for help to open a man on his taees" in the snake in a living room pulling a trailer. When in- in mind. Officer in- locked vehicle. middle of the road. He was. A 14-ft. fiberglass boat turned out to be a scarlet formed such action was vestigated. Did not find He was also sick (not from was reported missing and kingsnake, which is non- unlawful, vehicle and driver Alaras weal... off 17 anyone with lights, but did alcohol* and was taken to possibly stolen. poisonous, according to went away. times—one off them three aotice that headlights of hospital. reptile expert who corralled times and another 14 times. passing cars reflected in A baby bunny rabbit was The Sanibei Police such a manner as to Large black dog found on found on the road in the HAND CRAFTED GIFTS CRAFT SUPPLIES Department gave assistance resemble individual lights. Refuge and brought to the ."X to residents, visitors and Office aad auxiliary beach; takea to causeway to booth and turned over to SPD and EMTs for caEers 19 times,-the medics member then went to safekeeping. were needed sis times, six complainaBt*s tame and animal control person. "dark house" or office observed tfae lights frets A home was broken into, checks were intensified there—they were reflec- A complainant came in to SPD headquarters to report possibly by someone in an because of open windows tions. out-of-state car, and coins, and-or doors {but not fiat a dock was floating in a HOURS: 10 TO 5 CLOSED SUNDAY 2365_PER1WINKL£ WAY. SANiBEL ISLAND

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TERRY VOSS UNM tie CREAKY PETER MANDELKERN The ISLANDER Tuesday, May 31,1877 11 DeLozier explained that fite new members of the city council on an ceptance of his proposed "land City planners subdivision would contain about 41 lots unofficial level. donations before he can proceed with north of Gulf Drive, and 5 lots south of Commissioner Underhill also ob- the development. from page 8' Gulf Drive to be served by the Sanibel jected to Trost's plans calling for some subdivide a 117,19-acre parcel east of Sewer System. He said that the homes of the lots in the subdivision to have Trost owns an additional 50 acres Tarpon Bay Road near its intersection to be built on the wetlands lots north of frontage on the Sanibel River. She north of the Sanibel River which is not with Gulf Drive using the clustering Gulf Drive will be on septic tanks, and suggested that the developer deed a included in the project. provisions outlined in the city's land will be accessible from a circular sand 100-foot buffer strip south of the River In other action last Monday, the city use plan. and shell road which will follow natural and a 200-foot buffer north of the River planners voted to recommend approval By invoking the plan's clustering ridge lines insofar as possible. to the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation of a general amendment to the land use concept, developer Erich Trost intends Planning Commissioner Twink Foundation or some other appropriate plan intended to exclude duplex and to create 48 single-family building lots Underbill expressed concern over conservation agency for preservation, multi-family housing from existing ranging in size from one to five acres Trost's development proposal last to which Trost -ultimately agreed. single-family neighborhoods on the on a predominantly wetland site south Monday, although DeLozier assured Commissioner LeeRoy Friday Island which are more than 50 per cent of the Sanibel River. Although a den- the commission that aside from moved to continue the hearing until the built out. sity of 46.8 units is allocated to the tract clearing and raising the roads the tract donation of buffer strips along the River has been accepted by a In a special workshop session last in the land use plan, 32 of them would would be leff in its natural state. Wednesday, the planning commission be contained in a small resort housing He said fiat elevated frame con- recognized conservation group, but the motion died because of a tie vote. reviewed the proposed Street Graphic area south of Gulf Drive had Trost not struction is envisioned for the houses to Ordinance for Sanibel and concurred opted for the clustering concept be built in the subdivision, for which an Commissioner Don Marshall then made a motion to approve the use of the that they would recommend the ap- provided in the plan. architectural review board will be proval of the proposed legislation to the clustering concept as proposed by Trost's engineer, Jim DeLozier, created to implement the stringent city council. (explained that his client would rather restrictive covenants to be imposed on Trost, subject to a number of con- develop 48 single-family lots averaging the land by the developer in marketing ditions including: "I would say that this proposal meets about 2.5 acres in size than a large the lots. —the developer's dedication of buffer the needs of the business community condominium project on the small "This is the biggest tract we've dealt strips along the Sanibel River to a much better than previous drafts of the portion of the parcel south of Gulf with under the land use plan and we've conservation group; ordinance," commented Com- Drive. got to be very careful," Commissioner —the dedication of 3.5 acres of land missioner Friday. DeLozier said that Trost's plans, Underbill cautioned. east of Tarpon Bay Road to the city for which were formulated with the She said she is opposed to any par king area; "No ordinance is any better than its assistance of City Planning Director development whatsoever in the —the realignment of two lots in the enforcement," said Commissioner Carleton Ryffel, call for the developer wetlands lowlands, which encompasses proposed subdivision which would have Betty Robinson. "I'm afraid that much to donate 3.5 acres of land along Tarpon a small portion of the acreage to be been in the approach to the Sanibel of this will be wasted if its isn't en- Bay Road to the city to provide a public deeded to the city for parking area. airfield; and forced." parking area, for the beach access "I feel that the city shouldn't do —the relocation of a small clubhouse south of the intersection of Tarpon Bay anything in the wetlands lowlands," area containing recreational amenities "I think the ordinance was founded Road and Gulf Drive. Ryffel estimated she argued. "We've got to set the. for the residents of the new subdivision on sound principles," said Ryffel, who that the area to be donated could example." which trost had planned to install south will in all likelihood be charged with provide parking spaces for between 2GG City Planner Ryffel explained that of Gulf Drive. implementing and enforcing the new and 3$X} cars. the proposal is geared to easing the Marshall's motion passed by a 4-2 sign regulations upon their adoption. Trost has also offered-to-dedicate a traffic congestioB which currently vote of the commission, with Com- "The kinks in it will fall out when we strip of land large enough for a prevails near the Tarpon Bay Beach missioners Underhill and Friday try to implement it, and I think well segment of bike path coimecting Gulf access as a result of fee common dissenting. discover them within the first six Drive wife Periwinkle Way to the city, practice among beachgoers of parking Trost, an architect from Frankfort, months." with the city council to make the- atajg the right-of-way of Gulf Drive. Germany who owns a home in Naples, ultimate decision as to whether or not Ryffel said that the proposal had met Florida must now obtain the city's The planning commission's next the city will accept the proposed wife a favorable reaction from City approval of the final plat of the sub- regular meeting will be held on Mon- donations. Manager BIB JSfapgester and some division as well as the city's ac- day, June 13.

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Four Islanders won vacation weeks at local resorts during the raffle drawing Monday. For over a month local businesses have been selling raffle tickets to benefit the Center, with ten hotels donating a week's stay for a family as the grand prizes. Mrs. Robert Whan drew the ten names during a break in the Memorial Day softball championship games. The lucky winners were: 1. John Bairz, Basking Ridge, N.J.: The Island Inn. 2. The Larry Jones Family, Kearney, Miss. The Ramada Inn. (This name was submitted by June Muench - whose dearest friends are the lucky recipents. This actually increases the number of Island winners to five.) 3. LouAnne Cooke, Captiva: Sanibel Beach <3ub. 4. Jack Wiffians: Sanicor Lighthouse Apts. 5. Frank Scanlon, Dearborn, Mich.: Shell Harbor Inn. 6. Porter Goss, Sanibel: South Seas Plan- tation. ?. Harvey Weinberg, Sanibel; Sundial. 8. Bob Potts, Sanibel: Sarfrider. 9. Mrs. E.CX Trimble: Rochester, N.Y.: The Soook. Trish Bisseli brings in a Lions run 10. Ami Sharko, Bernardsville, N.J.: West Wind Inn. Tfee 1S00 tickets yielded the Childrens' Mrs. Whan draws a winning ticket Caster approximately $1200.

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County Commissioner Bob Whan joined Islanders on Memorial Day

Little League Season Bids Saturday Saturday morning at 3 the ever-growing a. in. will see the end of the sport. 19™ Little League season Foiiosnng the drive, the >,<, ith the final game between Sar.tbe! Ins is sponsoring a the two senior Sanibei Girls"" banquet for all fee leams at teams: the Tigers and fee the' Sanibei fen an^ is Indians. aoi^tiKg the trqjtees for the After uts gaise, si! Licsle Sar.lbeS teams" awards. leaguers sill meet at the fcail field *8 begin iheir So, whes s Little Lsagaer annual- dnve ic-r iunsi^ The eontes knackisg on- yaur bail ;' 'Alii door next Saiarday. please canvas every ouse be geserGus aua support the I*Iit23 for donations to voath on il» Islands. The ISLANDER Tuesday, May 31,1977 33

Out! says third base ump Formica An exuberant fan has a discussion with umpire Dick Muench

* hamburgers on the scpuared off for the Women's Division hitters pulled away from Kiwanis in rs or groans as bate championship in a eMff-feanger of a the fifth bringing in three runs. The idly with bail, sliced game that left the Haas victorious by Kiwaniaas rallied in the sixth brining id kegs of beer made one point wife a. final sesre of 14 to 13. two men home. West Wind scored one }, 1977 an unforgettable The first two isalags were almost neck run in the fifth and then really poured for Islanders. and neck with ESI leading by one nia, on the steam in the seventh with three Don't cry, Ray. 5 there - Chairman of going into the third. "Hie Best inning runs comiag in to give them the game bounty Commissioners saw the Lions pull away with sis runs and the championship with a final z 1 1 • ] r*or Porter Goss, little coming ia vs. ESPs three. The ESI score of 13 to 8. 6 just about every .Eskimos picked iq> two in the fourt, Oscar Gavin, who had been in- s still on the islands iytag tip.lhe game, in the teal inning of tentionally walked by Kiwanis in a some baseball, some play, wife each team playing hard ball, previous inning got, an out-of-the-park fun. the lions managed to bring in one homer for West Wind in fee seventh i officially at noon with extra run giving them their cham- inning and Alan Pote got one in the pionship. The entire ball game was senior girls* exhibition fourth for the same team, sliding s lie Island All-Stars and extremely well played and both teams spectacularly into home plate to score i , A »tm, with Trish Blssei deserve tremeodoss credit for both his run. tech so they eoiitf field skill and spirit. Trish BisseE hit an in- w Donations to benefit the Islands' / ••••••' Seh Bulletin is the first- the-park homer for the lions while Little League totalled almost eighty iie Girls' Division and Debbie Hugfaes got one for ESI. dollars during Monday's games. The opener 14 to 4, with Memorial Day finals ended the Old M~ - 3ecky Mitchell, Barbie The Men's championship game Sports for Youth Sports program - the onne Nave ail getting between Wind inn and Kiwanis started regular softball season gets underway aid iTrish BisseH came out evenly with the score tied at six OB Monday, June 13th. Watch the ; Beach Team!) runs each at the end of the third inning. ISLANDER for a weekly schedule of uos and the Ladv Lions After a scoreless fourth. West Winds* games. t 3 * €• #

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Picnics like the one on Memorial Day don't happen without the hard work and support ot many people. A very special thanks has fo go to Hap Payne for his ship: ESI congrafejlates the winning Uons organization and preparation of the food. Aiso hard ot work serving up the goodies were Linda and jimmy Home. Wayne Bashaw. Ai Blank, Dotti Pote and Charlie Wiiier. Supplies were donated by: Wuifert Produce Tim my 5 Nook Old Sports for Yowfh Sports Sian s Coffee Service Hart s Dairy Final Standings The Cccoru! Grove A! 5;C-;K S Service Trucking Women's Division Men's Division Miner's Beer £ •" -• -Jo"i !, lady Lions l: West Wind H 2. £Si Eskimos . Ba.iey sGer.-.-- . .. :• • --• 3. Sanifae! Packing Co. Foxes 3. Hoves P\urr,\ 14 Tuesday, May 31,1977 ThelSfeANDER

>«;•.•" Letters to the editor: A copy of the following letter was given to a: An annex to the plan is developed by the ISLANDER for publication: To the BLANDER staff: State and County funds to make the land use WMR.T to show what Capital Improvements Thank you, not only for your coverage of goals attainable -without undue tax load on will be possible without Sanibel's share of our Weblows Scout activities this year'but the property owners. This was a good policy Mayor Goss and All City Officials the funds generated from the Causeway City of Sanibel also for your support as well. It gives us and one that we, The Concerned Property bonds. something to work for. It is also good to Owners of Sanibel approve in principle. Box 241 b: An annex to the plan is written by Sanibel, Florida know that you (and through you—the Nonetheless, the planners have relied so WMRT which will outline how the city will community) care about our activities, heavily on the sale of Causeway bonds and Dear Porter, Zee, Francis, Charles, operate without normal bridge revenues, Duane, and City Officials: contributions and development. the Causeway revenues that the current should the tolls be reduced or eliminated. Again, our thanks. legal problems concerning the sale of the Speaking this time as a grateful parent, I c: An annex to be developed to spell out want to thank you all for what was a grand -s-David Krepin bonds and reduction of Causeway tolls make how the city will handle the additional traffic HonaldRosse the plan hardly a plan without these Student Government Day. Every detail was and day trippers, should the case be won by thoughtfully and enthusiastically carried Greg Hermes revenues. In short, the Causeway revenues McGovern, Nix and Davis. Bryan Welker are the fuel which the plan has been out. The educational experience would have 3) The Concerned Property Owners of been enough, but the gifts will serve as Danny-Burns designed to operate on and without that fuel, Sanibel, Inc. do not feel that it is wise to put a James Stice precious reminders of a very special day. the plan will sputter to a stop. law (the plan) into effect that is based on JimToomey Contact with the Lee County Attorney's At a time when OUT city officials are so revenues that may not be forthcoming. A pressured by very important decisions and (Note: These boys all earned Cub Office revealed that the soonest we can hope year is a long time and interum austerity Scouting's highest award—The Arrow of actions, it is wonderful that you were all so the bond situation can be cleared up if the measures must be developed to insure that Light—this year.) County is successful with the filing of an willing to give so much time to this event. additional burdens will not be placed on the Your warmth and concern for the youB°--» Assignment of Erros and Notice to Strike property owners both on and off island. their Appeal with the State Supreme Court people was obvious. ) Responsible government requires flexibility I know that Mr. William Nungester and will be 3 to 8 months. Should this speedy to the situation at hand and Sanibel has a solution to our problems not be forthcoming, Mrs. Susan Siler worked very hard and had new development which requires immediate wonderful cooperation from the schools the problem could linger up to a year with contingency planning. The Concerned several additional public hearings held in involved. To all of you congratulations and Deir Editor: Property Owners of Sanibel, Inc. stand thank you very much. the county (Fort Myers). From newspaper ready to assist in this regard. Appradpiately one year ago (May 6,1976} reports it would appear that there is -s-Sharon Vartdal I madeMl f avowing remarks (called public significant public support in Fort Myers for .input "hy city) at the Lee County Com- A year has passed and recent events have reduction of the toils or eliminating them now become history. Unfortunately, the missioner%jtneeting room when the Sanibel entirely. AH of these facts demand that the LaoddUse Plan was presented to the Lee Causeway suit court decision proved that Sanibel City Council take prompt action. The our city administration was not only wrong County Planning Commission by Mr. WMte. Concerned Properly Owners of Sanibel, Inc., To the editor: about refinancing the Causeway but were • A little bit of biolgraphy on Dahl Ross, who make the following recommendations to the actually trying to do something illegal as Ladies and Gentlemen: SaaibelCityCauocii: has been writing letters to the ISLANDER The Sanibel Comprehensive Land Use determined by the Florida Supreme Court for quite a few years, from the same Dahl 1>-Exert every effort to cooperate with the (Law of the Land). Plan is now in the final review process by fee CoaaJy Attorney's Office so that this Ross. ... * Wbere do we go from here? Are we going necessary governmental agencies. IQ the nuisance salt can be dispensed with I am a biologist and one of my first jot. to be required to wait another year before formative stages tithe plan, a great deal of promptly. was in Indonesia, developing the process of effort was expended1 to insare ffaat fee city our city becomes more than a giant trying to cross a turkey with a water buffalo. 2} Stop aH approval process on the CLUP papermiil and actually accomplishes took fuH advantage of all available Federal, until fee following actions s *-e completed: At the time there were not enough something tangible (roads, parks, public Americans to eat something that big 00 toilets, etc.). Senibelites now is the time for Thanksgiving. some straight answers—the items I stressed One of my next jobs was commuting a year ago still need to be addressed and between Italy and Detroit tying to cross a made a part of our contingency planning. Fiat with a Ford. That was successful. They The city administration has stressed the were aH shipped to Norway. need for public input all along. However, it is I am new enjoying Sanibel, trying to in- times like these when it seems our "public troduce some of the local government bodies input" is only that and its business as usual with the "road runner!" after the public has input!'' And maybe they will cross toe Rio Grande. Sincerely yours, -s-Dalh Ross, BertL.Jenks Djarkarta, Indonesia

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Photo Sanibel expanding According to Islander Jim Pickens. work is progressing ' rapidly toward the completion of a new addition to Photo Sanibel at 1571 Periwinkle Way. The new addition, which will contain a photographic studio as well as space for one new shop, should be completed and ready for occupancy within 90 days, Pickens said last week. Jim added that he has yet to lease the new store on the ground floor of the addition, although he is currently negotiating with a number of prospective tenants. Jim and Sue Pickens hope that their new studio will enable them to provide an even better level of complete photographic services at Photo Sanibel.

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Canada - candidly by lorraine ashford My Dear Gwen and all; an inept and possibly U.S., no doubt.) The fans After reading two issues of corrupt Liberal party in were all bundled up in furs your fine little newspaper, I Quebec City. There is one and parkas and one umpire am honored that you would bright _spjJt, though. The who had never seen snow ask me to contribute the odd Parti Quebecois were as before was gathering it up in column for your Canadian surprised as anyone to come a bushel basket. The residents. All they have to into power so soon. They weather passed and the do is get off the beach or out didn't think they had a hope game went on to a win for BIRDS OF A FEATHER ARE FLOCKING of the water and let your until 1980 so it's a good the Blue Jays over the editor know what they want. chance they are playing it Cardinals. You might ss TOGETHER AT ART-FAC I will try my best to oblige. by ear and in doing so may that game was for the bii (oooooh!) • ISLAND BIRDS ON CANVAS In the meantime, I will bring on their own downfall. In other sports, I'd like to « SANDCASTINGS FOR HOUSE & GARDEN endeavor to bring you up to date on a variety of hap- introduce you, sometime, to It does not pay to be a my son-in-law, Doug Brady, • CUSTOM NEEDLEPOINT DESIGNS penings. Pollyanna, though. The Firstly, I have lived 30 who has been certified by -AND FEATHER JEWELRY, TOO. situation is serious and to N.A.U.I. (National years in Ontario and 20 emphasize that, I~am_en- years in Quebec, so I'm not a Association of Underwater closing a speech to the Instructors) He is also a STOP BY AND DISCOVER OUR COLORFUL young chick but a crusty old French Chamber of Com- hen! I am pretty well in- member of N.A.S.D.S. SELECTION Of PHOTOGRAPHS AND PRINTS ON CANVAS merce from the Chairman of (National Association of AND PENCIL DRAWINGS OF ISLAND LANDMARKS. formed on what is going on the Board of the Royal Bank in both those provinces as Skin Diving School) I can of Canada. This is our assure you that any this is where the action largest bank, as Canadians seems to be right now. questions you might have on know, and the third largest scuba diving will be an- Politically, we are all in a in the world. His warning is swered very competently bit of a tizzy wondering 1628 Periwinkle Way P.O. Box 357 Sanibel, Fla. 33957 very clear. and honestly. The above {813)472-3307 where this great country of mentioned clubs are ours is headed. We paid a English MUST be the recognized all over the dear price to rid ourselves of language of banking or the world. Royal will pull its head office out of Montreal. The My son-in-law tellsa Chairman of the Board of that scuba is as safe asi 3°"" Canace *—- zc'i in the bathtub as long as you

'GOKiyfi. ACtUaUV. i -mm ., " : - J I outn sne yt-dfiifcu j E t\».> ' c ?if play-la i-s bea Tn '5 n Belles are born. • I year in our unpaid for absolutely great expense t Olympic Stadium and the no one. I will do my best ! 147© Periwinkle This -rv cecr*--..' a 5=>i~ cc American League's Toronto keep you informed. GRAND OPENING OF Blue Jays who are doing So, til next time, in tr Open IO-5 A NEW SASIBELLE quite well. %vords of John Diefenbake '"take care, my fello 8IGELOW SHOPPING CENTER I saw their opening day, Canadians'' and hope to ta 472-4327 FORT MYERS BEACH April 7, from Toronto and it to you again soon. another one is coming was snowing quite a bliz- -s-LorraineAshfo: zard. (A cold front from the St. Eustache, Queb The ISLANDER Tuesday, May 31,1977 17

26-Six Million! Man 11:38 11:35 li-BCS Sunday News 26-Sunday Film Festival: S:30 20-NBC Late Movie: ""Hie "Where Love Has File Of The Golden South Seas Plantation n-Phyliis Gone," Goose," starring Yul Resort and Yacht Harbor 11:45 has named Greg Parker Brynner and Charles 11-ISpy 8:58 Gray. Head Tennis Pro. H-CBSNewsbreak Parker, who has been a teaching pro for ten years, 9:00approx ,monday - 7 p.m. till sign-off^ joins South Seas from Las 20-?fl3C News Update Altas Golf and Country Club 7:00 he loses his top level in California. Since 9:00 ll-Gnnsmoke space science job, sinks graduating from Stanford, 11-Switeb 20-Adam 12 into an alcoholic he has played professionally 26-To TeH The Troth dispair, despite his 26-The Tony Awards throughout the world, in- 7:3fl wife's attempts to cheer cluding Australia, New 8:30 H-TheH28"?" the dear boy ap and Zealand and Europe. 2S-"Nowhere To Hide," 26-Treasnre Hunt even find him a job. South Seas offers 12 tennis with Lee Van Cleef and 8:66 David Janssen and courts within the 300-acre Tony Mnsante in a good 11-The Circus of The Angie Bickenson. island resort complex. Two gays vs. bad guys as a Stars—in case yon 10:00 courts are lighted. The U.S. Marshall is sup- missed it before, an 11-Billy Graham's Western resort also plans to open, in posed to protect a star nnder-the-big-iep ex- Carolina Crasade late 1977, five additional witness against de travaganza featuring 46 (where the crackers courts and a new clubhouse. mob—if dey can't get to new American and are??) Mm first, that is* French circus per- formers 11:00 28-little House oa The ll-News Eleven Prairie 2&-Eyewitness News ll-Wb»'sWao AWARDED MERITORIOUS 26-Monday Comedy Special 26-Newscene FOOD SERVICE COMMENDATION nm 8:30 11:38 2S-Monday Night Baseball 11-CBS Late Movie ll-News Eleven 9:86 2fl-Eyewitness Weekend 20-The Tonight Show 2&-NBC Monday Movie; "A 26-Streets of San Francisco Sensitive, Passionate andTonta Harbor House 11:28 Man," who is obvtously 1:S6 a. au 26-ABC Weekend News too much so, stoop when m-Tke Tomorrow Show RESTAURANT Some recorded beach accesses FRESH SEAFOOD Closed as of Sunday, May 15; The ISLANDER, wife tbe invalaabie help to the waters of the Gulf of Mexico. Re-Open Friday, June 10 trusty deed searcher, who can read the .. .Four -<4) parcels to be used only for darn things and thai interpret into language pedestrian travel from the County Road to Florida Lobster in Season even we can understand, is attempting to the Galf <£ Mexico... far use by the genera] locate all the public beach accesses of public. Stone Crab Claws, Steaks, Chicken record on Saulbei {Searcher's comments: Tbe approximate What follows is the first section of tbe fust location of the above four accesses is bet- Imported & Domestic Wines week's research. Promise—more to come. ween Rabbit Road and fee eod of Gulf Drive all begnning at Quid Drive. One access can Children's Menu 472-1242 You might be Interested to check your deed Reservations to see if you're in the middle of one. be found approximately 50 feet East of 3835 Easements of Record located on Sanibel Gulf Drive (Bonmist residence!; another Not Required DINNER 5-9 1244 Periwinkle Way Island, Florida as recorded in tie Grout apprex. 100 feet west of 3699 Golf Drive, Court of Lee County, Fort Myers, Florida. immediately east of a new censtructjoa sBldg. Permit names SsyderL Please note Fee Simple Deed dated May I, i9S9 from. feat this particular access is chained- asd E.W. Nick, et al to Lee Count? Deed Bode locked with a padlock; petfeslriais must use No. 302. Pages 622-623. roadway being used by coasJractioa Deed conveys four <43.strips or parcels of vehicles.* Another access is approx. 2JO feet land lying*is Government Lot 3, Section 28, east of Reeks Drive - next to Robson's Township 4fiS, Rasge 22E. Saaibel., residence. The fourth access could not be inscribed as follows: 3 located: probably chained off or overgrown arcel No. 1 il will be necessary for a surveyor to verify. The East five C5> feet of Government Lot 3 lying Southwesterly of a Southeasterly. Mote: The locations designated are these prolongation of the South line of Gulf Road curreatiy being used by petfestriaiB is Tbe as shown on a map or plat, of "The Rocks" Recks area and it Is, therefore assumed that thereof recorded in Plat Bo* II, Page 91... these accesses will tie out to the above legal being a. strip of land five (Si feet m width descripiioss however, no survey to ac- Restaurant & Lounge extending from Gulf Road to tbe waters of curately determine this has been made. the Gulf of Mexico. Parcel No. 2 "Home of the Hot Pop-Over' The West 10 feet of Government Lot 3 lying Rape prevention class Southwesterly of said Gulf Road being a strip of land li • 18) feet Is width extending to start June 1 from Gulf Road to the'waters of tbe Galf of ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY Mexico. Wednesday, June 1st is the first session of a five-week rape prevestion course gives by Parcel No. 3 Lew Phillips at the Saribei Arms COBI- From the point of intersection of the munity Room. Each session will run from 7 NOW APPEARING Southwesterly line of said Gulf Road and the p.m. to 9 p.m. and the cost of the Ike-week West line of said Section 28 as shown on said program Is $25. Dial of "The Rocks" ran Smith 64 degrees 23 MONDAY THRU SATURDAY Basically, this will be an in-deptfrpregram it 30 incises East along-Southwesterly Mae that will cover preventaiive measures ap to NIGHTS "MIKE NEELY" Gulf Road as shown on said plat, for 920.93 • actual combat,'" Lew said. feet to point of beginning of the center line of FROIW 9 TIL 2*.M. the strip eight 18; feet wide herein "We will be taking into consideration described. From said point of beginning run defensive thinkisg—what to do before you Southwesterly perpendicular to said Gulf ever leave the house, natural weapons Road to Hie waters of Tbe Galf of Mexico women carry with them aid how to utilize SUNDAYS being a sirip of Sand eight t8j feet wide them and finally basic techniques of extending from Gulf Road to the wafers of stability ami maneuverability."" "PAPPY WELKER" the Gulf of Mexico. If these is enough interest, Phillips will follow this with a second course involving FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT Parcel So. 4 more advanced physical techniques. From the point of intersection of the "And," he told the ISLANDER, "it will be Southwesterly line of said Gulf Road and &e flexible enough to delve into any other West line of said Section 28 as shown on said aspects of the subject—perhaps the laws and plat of * 'The Rocks" ran South 64 degrees 3 i the finest in steaks their enforcement—that the participants feet 30 indies East along Southwesterly line request" i and seafoods of Gulf Road as shown on said plat and a Living on Sanibei, oae initially may Southeasterly- -proIoegatiGa thereof of i Serving Breakfast. wonder about ibe need, forgetting, that we 1,857.30 feet to a petal of beginning of center de travel and leave t&e Island^ many times I lunch & Dinner Daily line af the strip eight «8> feet wide herein described. From said point of faegaiaiag ran daring She year where the risks may be -Southwesterly perpendicular to said substantially higher. As the Islands get busier, the need for self defense may 472-3275 proiongafian at Gulf Road to the waters of become more necessary. If you're interested the Gulf a" Mexico, .being a strip of land eight call Shirley AHeh atThetan Crafts, 472-2285. 1231 Tulip a Way at the Ramada Inn, Sanibel (8) feet in width extadisg from Gulf Road Tuesday, May 31,197-

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The large jewfish are an experience in many Jewfish are not noted for one hot mid-day a week ago, stripped off by the fish on its V/tth m^-L^icans got coming into the passes ways. To do it, you will need being particularly fast. As a drifting with the incoming first run. scraps, along with the dock between the Islands, a hefty rod and reel which matter of fact, they are kind tide, as were most of the White immediately cat. especially Captiva Pass, will hold a couple of hundred of like alligators—they are other half dozen boats out assumes every strike is a Jewfish will take many and what a fight these yards of from 30 to 60 pound slow to get their meal, but, there. After an 80-pound record shattering snook. I, kinds of bait. We got this one bottom dwellers can put up* line. The same outfit works partner, when they get a shark had come aboard on the other hand, assume on a pinfish about five in- The capture of one of these just as well for tarpon, grip on that food, they don't during the morning fishing, that every strike is a record ches long, but now many huge fish, ranging up to a which often feed along side let go. newspaper columnist Randy sized catfish. We really local bait shops are stocking quarter of a ton or more, is the jewfish. We were fishing the Pass White was not so sure his couldn't tell what was on the crabs and they make fine line, but it was big... and bait. The tarpon also like the leading us around at will. same offerings so you have a Many of you have caught double-barreled chance of jewfish (which are really catching something big in sea bass) or giant grouper, deep passes. as they are often called. You If you should land a la \ know that they are more fish, we would like a picture comfortable on the bottom of it for possible publication where they can get under here in the ISLANDER. As and around rocks and snags. the weather continues to And that is where they do warm up, I expect that battle the best. The jewfish jewfish of a couple hundred LIVE BAIT SQUID* MULLET is stubborn, solid and pounds will be in the area • SHRIMP determined not to give up and ready for a fight. CHARTER until in the boat. (Mike Fuery is captain of • CHUBS FISHING I alternately cursed the Captive Wind Sailing • PiW FISH light line on White's reel and Charters out of 'Tween 2 mites before Sanibef Bridge the fish for heading for the Waters Marina, Captiva rocks all the time. It took 25 Island.) on McGregor • Phone 481-3051 minutes to dig the fish out of the Pass and it came aboard like a real gen- Who can T tleman—graciously not tearing up the insides of my you turn tot Aquasport. Sea captain of all he can see... Back at the dock, the task of filleting the fish—if that's luck would hold for another the word for it—became a NEW! battle with a big fish. White huge job. First, we had to is a good fisherman, but he get a knife with a blade two The easiest way does not believe in using times as long as the usual to see Sanlbei! leaders. The leader is size to reach under the generally twice as heavy as fillets. Then, when opening Rent a the line oa the reel. It is the stomach, out came a primarily to keep the teeth welk shell with creature land tour tfie Islan and gills from cutting the inside. It measured a little without a roof line near the hook. White under six inches. Talk about does not like to bay or ase tough, this fish eats shells. lofofocis; y/etir viewfjj leaders, he told me after the The fish weighed in at 81 shark was pulled in pounds. Not a monster by following an hour fight on 30- jewfish standards, but how pound mono line. often do you see a dressed We were half asleep when out fillet 18 inches long and Ttm Good the jewfish took our pinfish three inches thick? At the aod headed for the rocky end, the fish filled a large Neighbor bottom. Of course, it was on cooler with fillets and steaks the pole without any leader. with good eating for many is you; That's like reducing your people. odds of getting ia the fish by We would never have 50 percent. On the other brought him aboard unless • 'call 47a>224>7 hand, he had only 30-pound we wanted the meat We got for inforwi*tlan line, so the odds were not all that plus had the remains ahirKJ • jiand Befe* Shop that hot, as yards of it were for bait and the head to fish Belong**JSK S-NWJ -^.i. , m

you think Daniel Gordon Jones has been named Head Golf Pro he's 0 good at South Seas Plantation Resort and Yacht Harbor. The 300-aere meeting as. ) fishermon, waif vacation resort on Captiva ' which is several miles of- you fry our fshore from Fort Myers. Jones, a native of Bowling Green, Kentucky, joins shrimp!'* South Seas MMiae after four years on the P.G.A. GftiES lour. He previously served South Seas on a part-time. SPifilliB GOOiS seasonal basis. -'1BWS-& fiOlF GESffMBtff According' to South Seas General Manager Mike Peceri, Jones will bring to the resort a particularly beQch & swim strong background and wear & accessories ability in golf instruction. South Seas Plantation tackle, bait course is a 9-hole, par 36 • arid.'more-" - home of oceanside course where fresh and salt water hazards •'the . are the rule. "educated shrimp" The ISLANDER Tuesday, May 31,1977 19 Island Open Fishing Derby draws to a close With the 1977 Island Open released his prize catch Fishing Derby having following the official weigh- drawn to a close last in for the Derby. weekend, Derby organizer As of last Tuesday at the Fritz Stoppelbein reports weekly awards presentation that there were at least 227 at the Chamber of Com- anglers registered for the merce office on Sanibel, lucrative competition, as other division leaders in the. opposed to only 132 entrants grand prize standings in- in the 1976 Derby. cluded Robert Muscillo with his 6-pound seatrout, Cod- Weekly first prizes of $50 man Hislop with his 29- were awarded last Tuesday pound, 12-ounce snook and to: Mark Bruno with his 22- —Denise Johns of Davie, pound cobia. Florida, for a 5-pound, 4- ounce seatrout taken near This year's Derby ended the second power lines in at midnight on Sunday, May Pine Island Sound; 29, with the largest fish —John C. Allen of recorded in each division to Syracuse, New York, for a earn the lucky angler who 16-pound, 2-ounce snook boated it a free one-week caught on pinfish in Redfish ' vacation at South Seas Pass on May 16 with Island Plantation (for snook), fishing guide Bob Sabatino; Sanibel Beach Club (for —Mark Bruno of Sanibel redfish), Song of the Sea for a 15-pound, 10-ounce Motel (for trout), Beach- cobia hauled in at the public comber Motel (for cobia) fishing pier on Sanibel on the and at the Castaways Resort afternoon of May 16 using a at Blind Pass for the junior live shiner; aiid angler division. If you are registered for the Derby and just show up at the Chamber drawing —twelve year-old Kevin As of last Tuesday, young Grimm of Des Moines, Iowa, Kevin Grimm was the only tonight you might win a prize as did this iucky lady. for a 9-pound, 4-ounce junior angler entered in the redfish boated on shrimp at Derby to have caught a fish. Buck Key on May 17 while Weekly mystery prizes fishing with Captain Jerry awarded last Tuesday in- Bruno strikes again Way. cluded a $10 gift certificate Young Grimm's catch at the Reel Eel on Sanibel to — the only winner also moved him into first Dr. S.G. Stephan, a $10 gift place in the overall stan- certificate toward dinner for present at last dings for the redfish two at the Castaways division, as well as making Restaurant to Ed Sweet, a Tuesday's him the leader in the junior spool of 14-pound test line to Fishing Derby award angler division for the Scoot Harris, and a Ben Derby's grand prizes. Pearson flotation cushion to presentation Grimm, incidentally, Elizabeth Standeven.

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- IT t th>_, «. ••- L N . cc Caoti> a >sian^ Gu i side - 'bfl art .,0 i~" <-utes from each high fide/and s_^ tract l hour and 16 minutes for each low tide. • For Captiva Island, Pine island Souno (Bay) side, add 1 hour and four (4) minutes for each high tide, and add 52 minutes for each low tide. tn between these points on gulf or bay • - - guesstimate - - - and have good fishin a Periwinkle ot N. Yachtsman "anci-or shelling. - .... 20 Tuesday. May 31,1977 The ISLANDER News Notes School cafetorium Firemen give tips on stingray bites Ancient coastal shell ridge restored "Mailbox In the ISLANDER'S police is out of the wound. A section _of Sanibel now on, on higher ground directly improvement reports, in the May 24th 2) Draw as much of the Island's ancient coastal priority list inland. The abundance of issue, Islanders were poison out as possible. Phil shell ridge, a natural barrier week!" natural vegetation retained Reed Toomey, who just reminded that this is advises that the suction cups stretching along the and , protected during the Spring is the time that the returned from a business stingray time and that, from a snake bite kit do southern coast of the Island, construction of Sanibel U.S. Postal Service urges trip to Miami, was told by when going into the Gulf, wonders for this. is now displaying an en- Beach Club will be com- customers to tidy up the Ray Pottorf's office that the remember to shuffle your couraging response to much needed Sanibel 3) Soak the wound in a salt plimented and further nation's 25 million feet slowly to let any who carefully planned mailboxes. Elementary School might be lurking about have solution as hot as you can secured by the healthy restoration efforts. The In keeping with this cafetorium was passed, time to get out of your way. bear for about three- existence of the dunes approved and placed on the quarters of an hour. Wash ambitious undertaking was system. tradition, Sanibel Post- Phil Verdung, master Paul Adams an- priority list for state fun- Administrative Assistant for the wound with peroxide or The venture, a somewhat nounced that the week of ding. the Sanibel Volunteer Fire any other available an- uncommon goal for a May 30 through June 4 will "It's encouraging," Reed Department, offers the tiseptic. Cover with a sterile development firm, is now told the ISLANDER. "Of following tips on emergency bandage. revealing a green tint, be observed as "Mailbox course, the big question is, treatment fora stingray bite heralding success. Despite Improvement Week." 4) Get to a doctor or This annual event serves just where are we on the until you can get to a doctor emergency room for the devastating freeze in the beginning of the year and as a stimulus for post-*-, priority list?" or Emergency Room for treatment as soon as subsequent dry conditions, customers to repair, repa / Only time will tell—but at help. possible and get a tetanus least, the news is hopeful! the various species of native and make other im- 1) Make sure all the barb shot as a further precautioa flora planted about the provements to tbe millions Origin 8- destination study KIWANISCLUB reconstructed dunes are of rural, curbline and star MAKES DONATION beginning to flourish. route mailboxes. on Sanibel forthcoming According to Postmaster The Sanibel Captiva begun in 1976 by the According to Sanibel City Sanibel over the past winter. Kiwanis Club made two Causeway to Adams, more Americans Casuarina Corporation, who today receive their mail on Manager Bill Nungester, an Tfae consultants will then donations this week to developed Sanibel Beach origin and destination study make their recom- Island organizations. get minor repairs rural routes than ever Club an interval ownership before. Each day, rural of traffic on city roads will mendations to the city on Avery Daugherty, resort fronting tbe shell Last Wednesday, the Lee be conducted sometime in what form Sanibel's tran- president of the Children's County Commission carriers travel ap- ridge and Gulf beach. proximately 2.2 million late June to augment the sportation planning should Center, accepted a check for The shell ridge and dunes awarded a bid to Pnuematie city's data to be used is fake. $500 to be used to buy paddle Concrete to perform minor miles to serve 13.8 million have been developed, and families along 32,616 rural formulating long and short- fans for the Center. native vegetation planted, repairs to the Sanibel Tbe city planning eem- routes zig-zagging across range transportation plans A second donation of $100 under the direction of Bill Causeway bridge. missiaa decided last week to America. forSanibei. went from the Kiwanians to Byle a geographical en- The cost of the necessary divide Sanibel into six zones 5 On Sanibel Island, a|. Xungester said that the tbe Sanibel Public Library vironmentalist. The project repairs, a part of the routine for Sis purpose of the up- proximately 2,130 families study will be conducted by to be used in the purchase of provides a natural transition maintenance of the coming origin and are served by some four city employees and Island children's books. from the beach to tbe mixed Causeway, was estimated at destination study, witM the rural mail routes, he said. volunteers, and will cost fee Hire deasiiom were made woods habitat encountered $26,430. city about §2,50© overall. zones to include the four by Keith Trowbridge as Upon completion^ the sections of the Island president of the Sanibel resulls of fee study will be outlined In the com- Captiva Kiwanls Club, He analyzed by city traffic prefaeasive land use plan, promised Use continued consultants James H. KeU fee J.S. ©ing} Darling assistance of tbe KiwaBians and Associates in light of National Wildlife Refuge, to these orgaai2ati«js in the and Saiabei's GoK beacfc. future. WHAT HAPPENED ? traffic coasts takes ©a — the radio, the television, or ANY ARTISAI newspaper can teli you what happened. NUTMEG^fJLLAGE FEATURING WHY? H0R1DA ARTISTS — there is ONE source with the back- AND CRAFTSMEN ground and experience to inform you why events happen as they do, Mott.-Sot 10-5 SUBSCRIBE TODAY The Sanibel-Captiva {SLANDER in our seventeenth year of service to the island communities

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11 dumped in a hole already SFD assisted EMTs in I. containing palm fronds, possible heart attack case; i, causing everything to helped load patient into I, JalllX i gnite. Arrived at scene in EMT unit. Returned to IMs week, the ISLAN- by three ladies. Car had also three minutes; Fire out station. DER is starting a new overheated. Unit 74 shortly thereafter. island weather feature—Hot Spot- responded; everything 104. A woman came into the s—intended to be an answer SFD responded to medical firehouse to ask for to "What was that THIS Report came in of smoke call and stood by till medics assistance in lighting fire report time?" which always gets smell. Three members of arrived. heater, as every time she asked when a siren goes by. the Sanibel Fire Depart- tried it, she burned her The Islands' weather for last week, as reported by It will be a more or less ment (SFD) responded; Call came in of unknown hands. Fireman tried to Walter Xlie of the Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of complete log of what's investigation disclosed illness at place of business. light same; no luck. Turned Commerce weather station on Causeway Road, happening with your fire smoke was from off-island Ambulance dispatched from heater off. looked about like you would imagine it from these department, which now has fire—as matter of fact, very off-island which started to vital statistics: about 17 members—five "off-island," as fire was in wrong office. SFD informed SFD unit responded with paid and the rest volun- Palmdale, which is nor- Lee Control of same, who re- EMTs to assist in medical teers—under the direction of theast of Lee County. routed ambulance. emergency. Fire Chief Alien Nave. Ambulance and fire unit 74 DATE HI LO RAINFALL "Of course, if you really Motel owner smelled arrived on scene at same Three fire units and 11 come down to it in ansmoke in wee hours of time; SFD assisted medics. SFD personnel responded to May 20 88 72 None emergency," SFD admorning- ; SFD responded; call for brush fire, which ministrative assistant Phil found smoke, no fire. SFD was called to stand was extinguished 27 minutes May 21 88 69 None said, "just about by in case of fire caused by after arrival on scene. on the Islands is a EMTs and SFD responded fuel drainage in 'copter- May 22 (No reading Taken) volunteer if they're to a possible heart attack by truck collision. Two SFD units responded a visitor. Refused tran- needed." to a call from Lee Control, May 23 90 68 None Before Phil's appointment sportation. Restaurant reported which reported a truck had as administrative assistant kitchen on fire. Two fire dumped a tank of gasoline May 24 90 74 None in July, 19?2, (which made EMTs and SFD responded units and six SFD personnel and needed a washdown. All him the first paid member of to call to help man who fell responded. While underway, okav. 89 None the local fire department) out of bet get back into it. restaurant reported fire out May 25 72 the whole system was run on Units returned to base; SFD SFD and EMTs responded May 26 90 None a volunteer basis. SFD responded to call to inspector continued toscen e to call to aid and assist 74 We're not really quitesure help find missing 3-year-old of fire, which toned out to working man who had fallen how this column will shake girl. Called back after four be contained in a pot on top off a porch and was cut in down—what follows is what minutes, since girl reap- of a stove. the process. the Sanibel Fire Depart- peared. ment did since tbe first of SFD called to scene of an Three fire units and a ghe month. From now on, we SFD responded to call to accident in which a power medic unit, plus nine SFD Ipect to give you a weekly stop iata shopping center, line poie was sheared in men responded to fire call at or semi-monthly report... •where smoke was seeping half, leaving fire lines on condo. Fire due to wiring perhaps a bit more detailed, exit of air dacts. No fire; road. Stood by till power and misuse of same. or perhaps a little more smoke apparently caused by company people arrived. So categorized. air condltiGoer being turned injuries. Let us know what you from cold to hot without think, okay? pausing. Unit 74 and SFD member responded to medical call. SPD requested assistance SFD and ttso Ore unite Relumed to base whea JA-MAC PAINTING & PAPER in- helping move vdaide responded to fire call, to fiad problem eased. stock in sand and occupied that hn* phssreoa! had been HANGING For all home decorating needs, Call 472-2979 or oil? Halt 472-3567 at Commercial / Residential attifafl Painting

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LARGE STOCK ON HAND!! STOiDY CHAIt Complete Beauty Service Hair Styling for men FOI PATIO and women 936-8918 472-2541 3319 Cleveland Ave. Fort Myers Tuesday, May 31,1977 The ISLANDER City planners view water and waste as their top priorities In a. special workshop meeting last them to judge the gravity of SanibeTs solid Department of Environmental Regulation. have a similar meeting with Island Water Wednesday, the Sanibel Planning Com- waste disposal problem, and again, He added that the. dye-tracer study will be Association officials, and Nungester said he mission reviewed a list of almost twenty Nungester informed the city planners that made at three or more locations on the would pursue the idea. ongoing concerns of the city to decide which efforts are afoot to obtain the desired data. Island, including the West Rocks area. Another action list item which seemed to items deserve their immediate attention and Nungester explained that some in- concern the planning commission last week action. Some commissioners suggested that the was the Island's transportation network and formation on the possibility of pollution from city initiate periodic water qualiiy testing of The commission's "action list" included mounting road problems, although the septic tanks is already avaUable in a report Island canals as well, and Nungester tasks specifically set out for them in the commissioners agreed that they should presented to the city earlier this year by promised to investigate the possibility with comprehensive land use plan ranging from a attend to the problem of adequate water to Thomas Missimer and Associates, although officials of the Lee County Health Depart- : clarification of the ecological zones boun- some city councilmen and planning com- meet the needs of those already living on ment, who have agreed to perform other Sanibel before expending their energies on daries upon which the density allocations in missioners have voiced disappointment with types of chemical analysis for Sanibel. the plan are founded to an annual update of planning for additional roads, beach access Missimer's report in that it didn't tell the Nungester also informed the commission the land use plan itself, while other items city exactly how far septic tanks should be and recreational facilities on the Island slated for consideration by city planners that the city council will hold a workshop which might serve only to encourage ad- placed from open bodies of water to avoid meeting on June 14 with officials of the included a full gamut of capital im- pollution. ditional growth. provements proposed for Sanibel by the city Sanibel Sewer System to, discuss the The commissioners ultimately decided council. Nungester said that the Missimer data problem of effluent disposal on Sanibel, that they need additional background in- After a brief review of the action list, the would be augmented early in June by dye- while inviting the commissioners to attend formation before coming to a firm decision commissioners decided that they would need tracer studies to ascertain the degree of the meeting and participate in the in- on their action list priorities and agreed to more base data from the city planning staff septic tank seepage into open water bodies formational exchange. hold another workshop session to continue before making a firm decision on which which will be conducted by the federal The commission expressed a desire to the discussion in the early weeks of June,-- items are of most pressing importance for Sanibel, although a general concensus of the commission tended to view potable water and waste disposal as the two most cruicial problems facing the city in the years ahead. The one issue which appeared to be the commission's top priority concern last Wednesday is the availability of potable USGA water quality water to meet the needs of Sanibel's steadily growing population. study nearing completion Throughout the past year, since the adoption of Sanibel's land use plan, the For the past almost two years, hydrologist Tom O'Uonneu commissioners have often expressed (aft) and hydroiogical technician Dave Hire have been reluctance to approve development permits among a number of employees of the United States or amendments to the plan because of their Geological Survey (USGS) who have worked on Sanibel uncertainty as to whether Sanibel's potable taking periodic samples of water from many ponds, sirea.sr water supply will be adequate to meet the and wells on the Island to determine the quality and quantity increased demand for water created by fee of Sanibel's water supply. additional dwelling units the city has per- The overall USGS study program on Sanibel. 50 per cent of mitted. which is funded jointly by the City of Sanibel and th« Island Last Wednesday, the commissioners Water Association, involves a number of facets, iacluding a agreed that thecity mustseao determine the study of water tables under the Island, seismic studies of the true extent of Sanibel's supply of drinking extent of Sanibel's water supply, and a study of salinity water to gaide city planners in makisg their lei els in the Sanibel River and other locations, to name bat a decisions as to whether or not to permit the few. continuing rapid growth of the Island. To \ccording to City Manager Bill N'ungester, the already this end, they asked City Manager Bill completed USGS report on water levels has been invaluable . Naogester what steps have been taken by to the city planners in reviewing applications for develop- the city to get a haitale so Sa&ibel's potable ment permits on Sanibel, while No&gester looks forward to water problem. the final USGS report to tell the city jast how much poten- Nungester informed the ceismissfcx! that tially potable water is available under the Island. the city is currently working toward a Hydrologist O'Donnell said last week that toe USGS water takeover of the Island Water Association's sampling on Sanibel should b« completed by this coming operating franchise with Lee County in fee October. He estimated that a final report of the results of the attempt to improve coordination of planning entire USGS study program for Sanibel woaid be present*'' efforts between the two separate public to the city early next year. bodies. The USGS study team spent two full days on the Island NuEgester added that For the past few parly last week conducting a diurnal study of water quality years, the city ana the water company have at four different locations on Sanibel, including Little Lake been jointly helping to fund a stash* af water .Murex, the Sanibei River at Donas Street, the Sanibel River .quality sa Sanibel which is being performed at Rabbit Road, and in this picture, a manmade pond at by the United States Geological Survey i tor Poinciana Circle off Island Inn Road. details see. accompanying story &B this Their work last week involved frequent sampling of the page;. four test sites over a 24-hour period to determine the amount •The commission's second mas! pressuTg of dissolved oxygen, inorganic solids, plankton and concern fast Wednesday involved Saiuhel's periphyton, as well as nutrient levels present in the IsSahd's natural water system aaa Its possible surface water systems. polladon from a variety of sources, in- The samples were then analyzed at a USGS mobile water cluding septic tank . tirainSelds, sewer quality lab set up at the Periwinkle Trailer Park on Sanibel. package plants, and Inadequate methods of 'The boat in this photo courtesy of Rich Arthurs} efilaeirt disposal employed by the privately • owned Saiti&el Sewer System.. Again, the commissioners requested more information from the city staff to enable NOW OPEN!

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