SAN I BEL — CAPT1VA
Serving the islands since 196"
Vol. 16, No. 6 Tuesday, February 10, 1976 1 Section, 10 cents
County "no's" and then "yesses" Captiva groin The Lee County Com- At first, it seemed as if the missioners, who are commission would heed the sometimes hard to un- pleas of Captiva residents, derstand at their most 21 of whom signed a petition logical, reversed them- (in ten minutes) saying they selves last Wednesday when were against the groin and first they denied a request against the idea of fooling from Mariner Properties to around with Mother Nature. build a groin in Redfish The basic fear seems to be Pass, and then, ten minutes that it (the groin) may later, changed their minds create a current which and decided to send a letter would or could hit Captiva a to the Corps of Engineers, bit farther down the Island, saying they really didn't and, for instance, if it hit at disapprove of the groin after the post office corner, could all. be disastrous and possibfc' cut the Island in half—or The letter, incidently, more pieces if it felt like it. so<» aot imply that the According to Sarita Van commissioners agree with Vleck, the problem with the groin—it just says that, such a project is that one Sanibel's sentinal right now, at any rate, they never knows what the final don't disagree with it. If it is outcome will be until it is (or finally passed by all who could be) too late to do (see ospreys & craff fair Inside) have to pass on it (and you'd anything about it— find that list hard to believe) especially if the effect is an it will be paid for by Mariner adverse one, such as cutting "Properties. the Island in half. Plan generates MUCH talk and then some...
The mayor was back at the helm Wed- timents. and MacKenzie said that the plan was good idea to have any allocations of "O" on nesday morning and by H:30 a.m. all of the A motion was made by Butler and passed essentially complete. the map because of legal implications. White elements of the plan had been presented. unanimously to receive the comprehensive Michl questioned whether the donations said that the figure was being changed and George Tenney gave an empassioned plea land use plan with for work and revision were open record or anonymous ? The mayor that the "O" was all over the map, not just for a youth center. *• "deepest- thanks for the past work in- said that normally donations were identified OQ the Gulf Beach, e.g. golf courses and "There is a crying need now," he said. "In volved." as to donor and amount but that anonymous conservation lands. the name of heaven, let's It was announced that Bill Roberts and the gifts came through an attorney. Michl MacKenzie said that the Dunes had do something for our young people!'' attorneys would be present to talk to the questioned the legality anonyminity of dedicated "in perpetuity" the golf course He said mat one youngster tiaa told turn council and the public tomorrow although donations coming into the city. and just because there was a "O" on con- "You fat cats don't give a hoot for the young time and place was not determined. The afternoon session began with George servation lands it "didn't admit to per- people on the island." After explaining the The mayor said that due to an article Peck from the Florida International petuity." He said that he was concerned that early school schedule and a long afternoon written in Sports Illustrated recently about University who owns as a gift from Davidson "we are impuning the legality of land use gKnd evening on the island with nowhere to go Sanibel, offers of contributions had come in a piece of property along the Gulf which has saying that this land cannot be used." ^nd nothing to do allowing for the youngsters to help the efforts of Sanibel to control its been rezoned at 6 units per acre. He said that He then asked why there was a 6.0 density to get into trouble Tenney said that the youth own destiny and asked council advice. the University expected to have a salable on the Gulf Beach Ridge east of Tarpon Bay center should be given first priority. MacKenzie said that he expected to have piece of property so that the University and 2.0 west of Tarpon Bay. Tammy There was some discussion on en- to go the legal route and that it would be could invest in future programs for their responded saying that there was relatively vironmental performance standards, set- ungracious not to accept contributions. students but at 6 units per acre they doubted little undeveloped land east of the line and if backs and permitting after which Duane Goss said that the final count on the census the ability to sell the property. there was to be any more condo develop- White said that as far as the planning (2,501) would indicate that SanibePs share of He was thanked. There was not much ment it should be in that area but, stating commission was concerned, after many state and federal funds would be less than discussion about the matter. Getting back to firmly, "There will be no more condos on months of sweat, tears, and disap- expected, which would effect the capital the study of the plan, MacKenzie again this island, period." pointments, "we have officially given you improvement programs. brought up a paragraph about the rights of White said that there had been some "hot the proposed Comprehensive land use plan." Audience comment was requested. existing land users reading; "All existing communication" on the matter but charging Mayor Goss said that the fact that the Arthur Hunter got up to say that it was too land uses which are legal as of the date of discrimination that it was the advice of seven of the planning commission were bad that there were only 10 people present adoption by the City are confirmed as a council to cut off the 6 units per acre at "sitting here and still talking to each other" out of 4,000 dwelling units since they could continuing legality; existing dwellings, Tarpon Bay Road. was a tribute to ths? commission. not express with him appreciation of the structures, and land uses..." Goss questioned the east-west density on Vernon MaeKeuzie gave congratulations work done. He suggested that facilities be White said that the paragraph had the Gulf Beach Ridge as beginning at 3 going and praise to the- planning commission brought into being before huge develop- ramifications which were not obvious and to 6, then nine, then 5. and back up to 6, saying that a * ^mark point had been ments and that the plan be paced to reflect that the proposed paragraph should be asking whether motels and hotels were reached due fej'>"*^>cjfl work and consistent availability of facilities. discussed with the planners and Fred included or not. . efforts of the c^fi&Sssion to which all the Kenny Tremaine requested that a Bosselman. Nothing was decided; Audience comment citizens of Sanibe' - ,iuld be grateful. publicity chairman be appointed to carry on The mayor suggested that White put it on was called. Maxene Miehl wanted a Butler said thiisz-te intent of the council "the work you've done on island and the shopping list for the planners. clarification of subdivisions-platted versus was to make a "great plan"; LeBuff said nationally. You people should be After discussion of home occupations, non-platted since she owns an unplatted that an outstanding job had been done and congratulated." cluster concepts, 1,500 square foot shops portion (10 acres) of Tahiti Shores. It has a the credit was rightfully deserved by the Maxine Michl asked that copies of the plan under apartments in the RC3 areas, road running through the property, water commission; Bailey expressed gratitude to be available at meetings for public in- questions about why gas stations were and power and that the original plans for the all that had beencfonein the sincere desire to. spection, and whether the completely allowed in some commercial areas and not land called for 22 units, but the "develop- preserve the island and the mayor said that revised edition has been collated. White said others, the allocation of "O" units per acre ment intensified" map now allowed her to every citizen would express the same sen- that there were a couple of maps yet to come came up. MacKenzie didn't think it was a build 'Vz a house. _ February 10, 1976 The Islander =political and governmental SANIBEL-CAPTIVA ISLANDER Established 1961 Activities SANiSEL PLANNING COMMISSION, ofncfaiiy established bv ^^ I - ihe Sansisei City Council on February 25, 1975, will hold Editor Virginia N. Brosvrt t^^*i I *Oi f"% #"#,#*$ r* regular meetings every A'.onday at *:39 a.m., af Sanjbe! City \B#\J1^| Ivivll HaH. The PabJic is !nvited to attend. FiRE DEPARHtEWT meets every 2nd and 4th Thursday at 7:30, Palm Ridge Road Firettouse. Classified Rates:'SLOG minimum for 10 words or less; i hese tisTings are presented as a pubile service for visitors five cents per word thereafter., and motei owners (who may get fired of reciting long fists for SANIBEt-CAPTWA CONSERVATION FOVHDAVm Board of their guests) by the Sansbei Captiva ISLANDER, if you have Directors meets the second Tuesday of each month at 3:30 a service, either paid for or free, which you think shouid be p.m. included, please call the ISLANDER office at 472-1881, Thank FIRE CONTROL »SFRiCT COMMiSSIONERS ftoitf their Deadlines: Advertising - Wednesday 5 p.m. you. regular meetings on the second Tuesday of the month at : Classifieds may be phoned • (472-1831) up to Thurs. noon. 1:00 p.m. af the new firetiouse, on Palm Ridge Road. The Please caii dasssfieds and subscriptions to 463-4421 if you pvbiic is invited to attend. can't reach 472-1881. things to do BINGO MUREX - American Legion Home, Wednesdays 8 ISLANDER OFFICE libraries p.m.-no minors. 395 Pafm Rtdge Road, SanibeL FL 33957. Sanibel phone CAPTtVA USRARY - Open Tuesdays and Saturdays, 9:30 a.m. 472-1881. BfRD TOURS -Griffin Bancroft, 472-1447, GeorgeWeymouth,i 472-1516. Published every Tuesday. Second class postage paid at Fort SANiBEL PUBLIC LIBRARY - Open Monday through Satur- FISHING GUIDES FOR CHARTER: Capt. Ted Coie, 472-2723; Myers Beach, Florida, 33931. day 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Closed Sundays. t Capt. Doug Fischer, 472-1551; Capt. Baughn Haiioway, 472-- 2802; Capt. Belton Johnson, 472-1122; Capt. John Johnson," 472-1020; Capt. Bob Sabafino, 472-1784; Capt. Duke Sells, 472-1734; Esperanza Woodring, 472-112; Capt. Chic Kennedy, how to get there 472-4087; Capt. Herb Purdy, 472-1849, {also offers sightseeing trips). BOATS (FISHING) TO RENT - Blind Pass Marina, 472-TO20, Island Boat Rental, 472-2228, 'Tweeo Waters Marina, 472- NATURAL HISTORY FiELD TRiPS to Sanibei's wildlife habi- 1784, Tarpon Bay {canoes}, 472-1323. tats by Richard Beebe and George Campbell. Tuesdays and Thursdays by appointment. For reservations call 472-2180." BOATS ?SWL) TO RENT - Snook Motel, 472-1345, The Colony, dot* Wednesday's Open Trip: meet at Sanibef Elementary Scftoot OF SANIBEL THE ISLANDS' BODTIQUE 472-1424. parking lot, Sanibei-Captiva road at 9:00 am. Wednesday fee: S4 per person. BICYCLES FOR RENT: Hines Rental 472-2874 or check the NOAH'S ARK - Thrift shop open Tuesday through Friday moteJ you are staying in. 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Located in back of St. Michael's and AH Tanner - Serbin - Vera Angei's Episcopal Church. Vested Gentress - Lavin SHELLING TOURS - Beach Bay Bayou, 472-1355; Baughn Church Calendar — Kaltoway, 472-2802; OukeSeiis, 472-1784; Tarpon Bay Marina Austin Hili and other fine lines 472-1323. CAPTIVA CHAPEL BY THE SEA SIGHTSEEING TOURS • Herb Purdy, 472-1333 or 472-1849; The Rev. Dr. H. Ganse tittle Tarpon Bay Marina (canoes), 472-1323; Capt. Chic Kennedy, Sundays 11:00 a.m. 472-4087, Sanibei Marina. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES //// Periwinkle Wnu "Sanihd's Final" 4/2-1070 SSGHTSEEiNG INFORMATION - U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, 472-1100. Sanibel Public Library Sunday 11:90 a.m. • Wednesday 8:00 p.m. TENNIS & SCUBA EQUIPMENT (RENTAL), The Real Eel, 1§T1€E 472-2674. EPISCOPAL HOLY COMMUNION - CAPTIVA The regularly scheduled monthly meeting South Seas Plantation Conference Room of the Captiva Erosion Prevention District WATER SKIING - Herb Purdy, 472-1333 or 472 134?, Sundays ,,,, J;3Qa.m.. Commission will be held the third Tuesday OFF ISLAND DAY TIME ATTRACTIONS - Eslxn Home -n Fsr? FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of each month at the Captiva island Asso- The R«w. Gerakl Frost, Mfeisler Myers, 334'12S0; Sfteii Factory, U.S. 41 HcVr- Fa*-* $£-/er$- v £ ciation Building. The Commission will con- Jungie Cru:ses, 334-7474, Fcrt Myers Y~cM Sss;-; WaSS-nq S-\Di SE ?\ CH. vene at 4:30 p.m. Waters, 2S3-0634, Pine isiand Ro=3. Z- sa^Sc'-so ... ?:45a.rr-. »*«3'3*~ 3 . .- 1':93 a.m. —s— Raymond Booth, Chairman fraternal groups Eve" ': Sf, ties 7:00 p.m. ="=»6' Vs=* 15 ... ?:9Sp.rn.. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL - area meetings. Fs»t Myers, Tuesdays at 12:15 in the Shrine Blag, off Cleveland Ave.; . GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH Fort Myers South, Mondays at 12:15 in the Sneralon inn on The Rev. Nicholas Sitaras Rt. 41; Fort Myers Beach, Thursdays at 12:15 In the Hoiicay Services held Li tne Ressstr.er Latfesran inn on Estero Blvd.; Caae Coral, Wednesdays at 8:00 a.m. in Crsyrcr; csrr.sr of Canal ana -Srsafiway. the Cape Coral Country Ciub. For Information call Dick. For* Myers. Vann, 463-9436. . Sunday 10:03 a.m. KiWANiS CLUB meets each Wednesday morning at 8:00 ST. ISABEL CATHOLIC CHURCH a.m. at Scotty's Pub on Periwinkle Way. Fr. Gerard Beauregard Saturday Evening Mass 5:30 p.m. BOY SCOUT TROOP No. 88 meets at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Sunday Mass 8:30 & 10:00 a.m. at the school. Friday Mass: LIONS CLUB of Sanibei-Captiva meets at 6:30 p.m. the 1st First f riday of each month 7:30 p.m. and 3rd Wednesday of each month at Island Beach Club. Daily Mass 5:30 p.m. Holy Days 10:00 a.m. ALANON- Every Friday, 8:00 p.m. at St. Michael's and AH Angels Church. For information call 472-2491. Vigi! 7:33p.m. Confession before each Mass. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS - open meeting. St. Michael's ST. MICHAEL'S AND ALL ANGELS and All Angels Church, Periwinkle Way, Friday nights, 8:00 EPISCOPAL CHURCH p.m. For information call 332-1300. . The Rev. James DJB.Hubbs, Rector FLOOR COVERING SUNDAY: Holy Communion 7:30a.m. clubs & civic groups 1st & 3rd Sundays 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship, AMERICAN LEGION POST No. 123 - American Legion Home, 2nd & 4th Sundays .' 9:30 a.m. Remnant Clearance second Tuesday of the month, 8 p.m. SANIBEL COMMUNITY CHURCH LADIES GUILD of the Sanibel Community Church meets af The Rev. Bruce E. Miiiigan, Pastor All At $3.00 •1:30 every third Thursday of the month. For Details, phone Sunday (nursery to age/) S:15 &,11:00 a.m._ .. 472-2425. Sunday School (ages 4-12) I...... 9:15 a.m. SPIRITUALIST CHURCH Per Square Yard SANIBEL-CAPTIVA SHELL CLUB meets 3rd Wednesday, 8 Rev. Nona F. Hurtado, Secretary - 639-0843 p.m. at the Community House. The Christian Thinkers of America, 3420 Acline Road, Punta Gorda. Worship Service SANiBEL COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, INC. - Sanibel Com- Sunday, 11:00 a.m. CARPET munity House, 1st Tuesdays, 6:30 p.m. 12' x 6'8" Brown-Brown Sculptured Shag...... $34.68 12' x 7'4" Blue-Green-While Sculptured Shag...... 29.32 12'x 4'8" Red Shag. 1§.6S 13'x3'2" Lime Splush..., 13.74 MmiWimh inn SANIBEL 9'3" x 2'10" Lime Splush 8.73 Gulf Drive, Sanibel island, Florida 33957 7' x 2'10" Lime Spiush...... ,6,60 STANDARD 7'10"x 5'1" Brown Rubber Sack.... 13.05 LUXURY LIVING ON THE 7'4"x 6'6"Beige Splush , ...... ,,,.,,.15.88 SUNNY GULF COAST! 4'8"x4'4" Green-Brown Loop 6.74
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Daily 12-5 Sat.,9-1 1473 Periwinkle Way Call 472 1040 P~H0NE:(813) 472-1541 Ike Islander February W, W76 Around town... Two lunonias in one month! by georgie mankin The tourists are still converging on the islands— The Colony's out of state Sue Hoitz, who spent some guess it's better to be where guests this week include Mr. time in the hospital, is back it's warm tevea if ifs not as and Mrs. D.L. Stack of home again, we are most hot as usual), than to be in Gary, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. happy to report. Sometimes sub-zero weather. The one Lewis of Plain City, Ohio; a visit to a hospital seems good thing that this cold and Mr. and Mrs. Elias and Mr. like fun—until you actually windy weather has done is and Mrs. Laird of Green- get there. Welcome home. that it has washed many wich, Conn.; Mr. and Mrs. Sue! gorgeous shells ashore! The H.C. Berky of Lansdale, Pa. shelling contingent is having and Mr. and Mrs. John F. Parcells and Gentry, Inc., a really great time. Per- Feuerbach of Elmhurst, real estate, handled the sale sonally, I find it a fait chilly N.Y. this past week of the to go oat to shell that early in Mr. and Mrs. Schaap of Ruggles House to Mr. and the morning. (Lazy, I Jenkintown, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Bonnist and guess!) Mrs. Gerald R. Dirks of sale of the Barberi Lot in Excelsior, Mn.; Miss Limpet Drive, Shell Harbor, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marianna Riesner and Mrs. 3rd addition, to Mr. and Mrs. Browski have been enjoying Riva Williams of Dayton, Burton Klein. a stay here on the Islands Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Donald and with every ounce of Schwaab of Baltimore, md.; Thursday, Feb. 12, the fortitude plan to depart this Mr. and Mrs. Thomas sale of stage properties in next Wed. for the miserable Lawson of Brewster, Mass.; Founders Lounge at the climes of the North. Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Bareis of Pirate Playhouse will Irvington, N.J.; Dr. and feature six hand em- Bob and Roberta Jennings Mrs. L.B. Ferucci of Her- broidered silk shawls. have had fun sailing off the shey, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. They are in different coast of the Islands the past John Valaskovic of Chicago, colors—pink, green, white week. Both of them have a 111.; Mr. and Mrs. L.P. Stone and oyster and all have deep tan. (How'd you do it?—I of Haworth, N.J.; Mr. and silk fringe. was sailing last week and Mrs. C.R. Babe of Tyrone. There will be bric-a-brac, didn't even get windburned— Pa. jars, vases, straws, etc. and -just mighty cold!) The Colony's Florida all proceeds will go to Most of the excitement of guests this week include: charity. the holiday season has died Mr. and Mrs. Dale Fisher of Mrs. Frederick Demining and her sea treasures down now and there are not Gainesville. too many of the full season I would like to end the guests on the islands as yet- column this week with Mr. and Mrs. Frederwick Anyhow, this year, they atout. SO days later, she -so the column won't be Mr. and Mrs. Joe Green of something that means much Demining of Miimeapolfe arrived from Minnesota on found ANOTHER junonia on „ quite as chock full of news as Captiva bought $50 worth of to me and I would like to have visited Sanibel many December 20. and January Jan. 31 while walking usual. tickets on the needlepoint share it with those of you seasons, during which time, 1, which also happened to be around the end of Boca rug which is being raffled off who are not familiar with it. Mrs. Demining has been a- her birthday, Mrs. Grande. And some people Joe McMurtry, who by the Captiva Civic "God grant me the serenity shelling a number of times. Demining found the very never find ONE in a whole suffered a heart attack mid- Association in the name of ' 'To accept the things firsi junania of her shelling lifetime of looking? week, was out of intensive the Children's Center of the "I cannot change. "She may not have the career along the Sanibel care and was reported in Islands—the idea being that "Courage to change best collection around," beaches. (She wasn't about The Deminings have fair condition Friday, our if one of the tickets wins, the "The things I can. commented her husband, to tel! anyone exactly visited here during the deadline. We hope he Children's Center can raffle "And the wisdom to know "but it surely is one of the where.) season 10 times in the past 18 recuperates quickly. it off for its own sake. "the difference." heaviest." Then, the same month, vears.
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Have you ever been fo Sanibei before and, In your opinion... if so, what do you think of ihe changes during the past year?
Mrs. Roger Mitchell, Minnesota: "Since 1958. I don't like it (the changes*— they are building too much snd I think they are ruining it." i Mrs. Helen Burreil, Cape Coral: "I've been coming here for the past ten years. There are more stores and things to do—it's wonderfui- -but I wish they would keep the eondos down.''
Robert Faber, Michigan: "This is my second visit here and I prefer it rugged and undeveloped, but this happens everywhere. I still liked it better before."
Mrs. Robert Doct- schmans. Cape Cora!; We've been coming for three years. I don't like the con- dos—it takes away so much of the beauty of this Island. I liked it much better before!"
James W. Bike, Virginia: "This is my first time on Sanibei. Fve been trying to get here for the past 1*0 years because so many people have recommended it ?o me."
Don Crothers, Canada: '•I've been coming here for the past year. It's getting to be too crowded—too mam' people here right now."'
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in fact they're for oil the good things with enchanting Polynesian decor. that make BBnd Pass so special—not Yoyr_choice of town house or only birds, but ^5 ranch-style homes woods, with 2 or 3 bedroomsf or as meadows, white sand IirtieasS44,900wrfh beaches, blue water and absolutely no recreation or land nature at Hs best. BBnd leases... where you can live as Pass nestles gently carefree as a lark. between tile Gutf and the Write for our free brochure Ding DarSng Bird Sanctuary, or come see us soon. offering secluded trails for quiet strolls, homes in harmony wilh their NAME setting, a wide range of recreational pastimes — tennis courts, swimming ADDRESS pools, recreation center and sauna, Sanibel-Captiva Real Estate and, in the making, a private marina. Uncluttered, uncrowded and CITY/STATE. Claire T. Waiter, Reg. unbelievably lovely, BBnd Pass R.E. Broker Condominiums offer luxury homes ZIP 472-1500 Blind Pass
FOR YOUR BROWSING FUN! WE ARE OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK Pottinger 9:30 fo 5:30 WONDERFUL SELECTION OF JEWELRY FOR GUYS AND GALS. SPECIMEN SHELLS AND UNIQUE GIFTS. Landscaping s WANTED - COCONUT PALMS it McCRUL s TREE HOUSE 1 We Move, Fill Hole & Pay For Them Monday to Friday Gail 481-4734 0. on Captiva island ^ 6*'A MILE NORTH OF CAPTIVA POST OFFICE - BankAmericard-Mostercharge J February 10, 1976 The Islander Show biz couple wintering here
Professor Robert C. the U.S. State Department's Miss Cisney, an arts Schiatzer and his wife, Cultural Exchange administrator with a wide Marceila Cisney, are Program with 125 nations background in the spending the winter season and was responsible for legitimate theater as well as on Sanibel in their sending leading American films and televisions, has Lighthouse Point villa orchestras, ballet com- staged productions with home. Both Professor and panies and major ffeeate Beverly Sills, Phyllis Curtin Mis. Sehnitzer are con-stars around the globe as and Donald Gramm for the sultants on the arts to the world wide U.S. am-New York City Opera ** MONARCH SUN president of the University bassadors. Company, was a CBS-TV of Bridgeport, Bridgeport, A well known Broadway director, a bead coach for 3 - Night Cruise Conn. manager for many years, he Warner Bros., was associate February 27 How fee Schnifzers fennel was on the faculties -of coordinator of the Per- Sanibel Is as Smith, Vassar, Columbia, forming Arts for fee United & $10.00 fascinating—well, almost as and founded and co-directed States at the Brussels p-~rtfO fascinating—as their World's Pair, and has Bus Included the professional theater professional backgrounds. program at the Uoivexsity.of directed such theatrical Total Travel Seems that Mrs. Schnitzer Michigan, one of the notables as Helen Hayes, at no extra cost" (known professionally as country's most noted drama Jane Havoc, Christopher Marceila Cisney, for the centers, and now, as we Plummer, Will Geer, Eva purposes of this story, from mentioned earlier is a co- Marie Saint, Lief Erickson.,, 2418 Palm RMge Bd now on as Marceila or Miss consultant on the arts at Hurt Hatfield and Cathlee^ Cisney was directing a Bridgeport University. Nesbitt. Sanibe production of Thonton Wader's "'The Skin Of Our Teeth" in Pate Beach in I960 when playwright Wilder wandered off for a few days. 472-3117 £^472-2517} who, when he resurfaced, would only say that he had gotten away for a few days on a "quiet island on the west Coast of Florida for a few days of communion with nature."" Theater people being Winner of Meritorious theater people which Food Service Award means they are cotspietely engrossed in whatever theatrical project :hey are \ JEHSHSft working on at the r--.orr.er:t Marceila Gsney House Mareelia was intrigued, but unmoved to investigate. RESTAURANT Thai didi:"* coineun":: l^Tl when writer Peier OeVries. FRESH SEAFOOD a Connecticut neighbor, laid her and Professor Sehnitzer The Closest You Can Get To that, all they had heard abw. she sun and sc/:i:de of Fresh Seafood Without Getting Wet"! Sanibel were, indeed, the truth—so to Sanibel they came, saw and were Fla. Lobster, Stone Crab Ciaws, Steaks, Chicken conquered. They've bees spending as DINNER 5:00-9:00 much of each season as possible here since then, and also have since located Not Required Cbsed Sunday 1244 Periwinkle Way permanently for the winter seasons at Lighthouse Point. Professor Schnitzer founded and administered Professor R.C. Schnifzer ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥1 ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ t Restaurant i COMING 2163 periwinkle way ON THE STAGE the finest food at popular prices chicken -& seafood if steaks crab meat au gratin -sir lobster newburg homemade clam chowder & lime pie FOR T MYERS salad bar children's menu EXHIBITION — DAILY SPECIALS — open 5 - 9 pm — closed tuesdays HALL * 472-2113 $¥¥»¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ ¥¥•¥¥¥¥¥ ¥¥-¥¥•¥-¥¥•»¥-¥-¥ THE CONTINENTAL Seafood Dinners To Take Out THEATER COMPANY Smoked Mullet PRODUCTION OF THE m, BROADWAY MUSICAL "DAMES AT SEA"
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1976 at 8:30 P.M. TICKETS $6.50, $5.50, $4.50 TICKETS AVAILABLE AT SANIBEL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & ABBEY'S TOBACCO AND NEWS Open Monday - Saturday 10-9 Sunday 12-9 FRESH SEAFOOD DAILY — ALL SEATS RESERVED — ON PERIWINKLE WAY NEXT TO ISLAND BAKE SHOP MARK & PEG BRUNO, OWNERS 472-2860 febroory 10,1976
by THOMAS JOSEPH QA/efe's ACROSS DOWN i Flirt with, 1 Old Deep Victorian South title Sure, and we jUom'g style 2 Blanched know you Last Oofpost before Sanibe! Causeway 5 Finally 3 Messy on Mainland - McGregor Blvd. (2 wds.) situations, wouldn't peek, or... If you're In need of anearJy hot coffee 11 Regarding British or a late beer, the first outpost before going (2 wds.) style so answer into Fort Myers from Sanibel. 12 Imme- (2 wds.) diately 4 Leapfrog is on page 3 J Good Food - Beer and Carryouf 13 Dispatch 5 Materialize 16 Kind of 29 Type 14 Meditate 6 Proceed gun style Open at 6:30... 6 clays a week 15 Vin's briskly 19 Out of the 30 Kitchen Closed Sunday descriptive 7 — Chaney gadget way Serving Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner 16 Lay odds 8 Sanders' 20 Black tea 32 Actress, 17 Silkworm best seller, 23 Concerning Gertrude — SPECIAL FEATURE 18 Turkish city with "The" bulls 35 Canals of 20 Silk thread (2 wds.) 24 Window Venice BARBECUED tUBS 21 Belgian 9 Aseptic part 36 Prefix for river 10 Province 25 Laminated gram or 22 Nobel of Italy 26 Heavy cycle Institute site 10 23 Twofold
24 Brogan or 12 wingtip BEAWIHJt Gl&FStDE DJNJNG AND SUNSETS AT BUND PASS 25 Disbursed 13 !4 26 Mortgage 21 Famous Ife v 530 &m, - 930 fi,,m, s name in Utfiiccd itmcfe md ribics tc 9ofis|ii o j-r/.vni-.. 18 publishing (aw fee nfee beafes k£df « t» feft fefiT;K r-ai J28 Beetle 22 YES, WE HAVE LOBSTER TAILS " AND STONE CRA3 C^-V a 31 Neighbor ANO SAUTEEO PROGS' LEGS - AND SHRiMP SC A V =< of Okla. AMD RED SNAPPER and other outstanding SEAFOOD. STEAKS & CH it 38 Sneaky — 57 •38 39 Draw sketches of 40 Czech river The Gulf Shore Inn Restaurant CATERI6 FOfi AIY OCCASIOi ON BEAUTIFUL FT. MYERS BEACH hors d'oeuvres "With Traditional Island Atmosphere' • dinners * luncheons • buffets Watch The Sun Set Over The Gulf PRIVATE PARTIES Open Hearth Open Evenings 5 to 10' 1270 Estero Blvd. Dining On The Gulf 463-9551 Tableside Service 472-4431 February 10,1976 Thtlsion&r Qckduk OUR AMERICAN COUSIN SATURDAY FEBRUARY 14 OUR AMERICAN COUSIN SUNDAY FEBRUARY 15 THREE FOR TONIGHT SATURDAY FEBRUARY 21 OUR AMERICAN COUSIN SUNDAY FEBRUARY 22 YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU SATURDAY FEBRUARY 28 YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU SUNDAY FEBRUARY 29 OUR AMERICAN COUSIN SATURDAY MARCH 6 OUR AMERICAN COUSIN SUNDAY MARCH 7 THREE FOR TONIGHT SATURDAY MARCH 13 THREE FOR TONIGHT SUNDAY MARCH 14 YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU SATURDAY MARCH 20 YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU SUNDAY MARCH 21 THREE FOR TONIGHT SATURDAY MARCH 27 THREE FOR TONIGHT SUNDAY MARCH 28 Softball & Little League teams get players over weekend YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU SATURDAY APRIL 3 CURTAIN 8:15 - BOX OFFICE - 472-2121 SflU time to sign up for ball games next weekend... Registration for boys' little League and coachiHg." Istand I girls' sofiball teams will be held Saturday All parents whose children are in tj».. the 14th from 16 to 12 at HK Sasibel league are required by. little leapte rales to Elementary School. Children must be ac- participate is sonie manner. companied by at leas!: one parent and a birtb '• Priaatice sessiias wiH "fee arrangKifoy the. certificate. coac!^ afterschool aM weefc-eocte. Games Boys ages for iitfle l^giM; 3 to 12 and ftr sril begin .the'1st of April, fliere will be two games a week, mt£ teme game and one at Bud BatscA will be tte IKW csacb for ffae -FortMyeacsBeacb. Pony Leagoe. Gimy Bissell wM asacb ti» seaicH* glrfs; Kart Wi^ttbmaa aai Da±. The Sanibel-Captiva Little League Is part Muencb mH coach JB» boys* teams. A coaefa of the Fort Myers Beach League bat all is needed immediately f «• ttie 0rfc* team. ffiooey tiatis coUeetedon the Island is spent Please call Dick Muenefa at €72-2812 who for- fee - istaatl flyers, Onifonns and says, "We need all ibe beip we cas get fcr restaurant & cocktail lounge DINING ROOM NOW OPEN SE R VI NG BREAKFAST - 7:30 to 9:00 a.m. DINNER-6:30to7:45 p.m. featuring fresh seafood Reservations Recommended - 472-1561 steaks • salad bar # chops — <—-—— daily" dinner specials y^ children's menu available Open 7 days a week 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. the PELICAN Island Shopping Center 472-1366 ON ESTERO ISLAND OVERLOOKING THE GULF SEAFOOD IS OUR SPECIALTY f' Holmes tee BEEF AT ITS BEST 1 1 EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT j •1BAR-B-0 BEEF RIBS (ALLYOU CAN EAT) 4.50 ! It ENTREES FROM3.25 •i »! CHILDREN'S MENU — WINE & BEER j ' V—^ SERVING 12-2 5-10 Long Island Duckling" ^ ' 3040 ESTERO BLVD. AT THE FLASHER I\ •Live Maine Lobster / 463-9255 5 INTIMATE DINING ROOMS ' '•«,!' Gourmet CuiSine Dining & Cocktails OPEN FORLUNCH 12-2 35 Entrees -.10 Page Menu 7DaJs'5 f//? SAN DWI CH MEN U AND 9 Entrees BUFFET LUNCHEON 463-5519 CHILDRENS MENU AVAILABLE startin9of $3.95 -2500TSTES0 Ihm yt onder 10, If74 The Islands'.Italian - American "Family" Restaurant CASA EL MAMA Souf>§ Minestrone .95 Pasta Fazzoii .95 Ravioli (Cheese) ...... 3.96 with Meatt»lls w Saus^je ".... ,...... -. 4^ 5.85 Iscaroo (%Ooz.} . 2.75 Antipast© with Meat baJ Is or Sausage 4.75 Choice Mew YorfcStrip Steak. '•...... &2& Spaghettis...... *...::.; ...... ,v. .1.,.-,-.:.. . 3.® Top Broiled to your taste, Onion Rings and with Meat Sauce.,...... , *....AJS& choice of Baked Potato w/sour cream or French Fries Aglio e Olio , 3.75 7.25 Top Broiled, mint jelly, choice of Baked Potato ami sour cream with White Clam Sauce 3.95 or French Fries ; Any of the above Spaghetti Dinners if ordered with meatballs or sausage... add .90 Southern Fried Chicken Dinner (4 pcs.) ...... ' 5.25 Onion Rings, choice of Baked Potato at»d sour cream or French Fries Shrimp Dinner...... 5.25 Spouse Sf>ectafitte$ -' Deep Filed Fresh Gulf Shrimp, Onion Rings, Baked Potato ' Served with a hearty side order of Spaghetti or French Fries Fresh PrshDfnrter 5.15 Veat Cutlet Parmfgiana ...: 6.85 (Catch of the Day) Broiled to perfection, Baked Potato or French Fries Bjgplant Farmigiana...... 5.75 Shrimp Scampi ...... 6.50 Tour of Italy .....; ..v...... 5.95 A deHghtful variety of our finest Italian dishes Spumoni -...... ;.... .80 Tortoni go Aft Dinners served up with delicious Garfic Bread Rum Delight 1.10 and after ordering: please visit our Salad Bar. Cream Cheese Cake .95 FINE WINES AND BEER , Live Entertainment for your din ing enjoyment by The Internationally Famous Maria Smith v Nightly except Wednesday & Sunday Located at 1625 Periwinkle Way 472-1033 BREAKFAST - 7:00 am to Noon (across from the Heart of the Island) LUNCH -11:00 am to 2:00 pm CHnner - 5:00 pm to 9:30 pm Sunday: Breakfast 8 am to 2 pm Lunch 11 am to 2 pm Master Charge Open 6 Days A Week Bank Amerkard American Express Closed Wednesday 10 February 10, 1976 The!slan days a week from 9 a.m fe5 5? .y^ until 8 p.m., except, Friday 53 SC- .5- and Sunday when they close Trudie and Trudy at 6:00. The B'Hive earriesa iarge selection of wines- of the B—Hive domestlc and foreign, beer*. cheeses, gourmet • foods 463-2380 groceries, shells andgifts,- A cove a&az) Busy ss £ bee si the B'Kive are George and So "Bee" a smart shopper Trudie Kolbrenner. who are and do your shopping at the the new owners. They will be B'Hive, a "Honey"" of a £anibel Marinaf Inc. working alongside their place to shop, and get daughter. Trudy, their son, acquainted with the Welcomes you to our Service ai Sunrise George and his wife Kristin Kohlbrenrters. a "Honey** of From 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM i Kris 3. a familv. su. ny GAS DIESEL LAUNCHING RAMP LIVE BAIT MECHANIC ON DUTY GUIDES THI F1N1ST IN POWIR ! By boat /2 AAiie East of the Causeway Chris Craft Mako DOCKAGE John Allmand PH 472-2723 Periwinkle at N. Yachtsman Dr. Cruise Craff •• Mercury Motors 463-6137 MOSS MARINA ^3-6I3 OFF THIRD ST. NORTH OF SWING BRIDGE, FT. MYERS BEACH CHRIS CRAFT Stocking Dealer For - ERICSQN MAKO ALCORT HELSEN CRUISE CRAFT SUNFiSH FORCES JOHN ALMAND JOHN DORY 12'PUFFER 16'SUNBiRD MERCURY MOTOR, •hi low hi low $000 FISHING TUES. 7:29 p. 3:34 a. — — ^P Vz DAY SIGHT SEEING - FUN TRIP WEDNES. 8:29 p. 4:30 a. — THURS. 12:04 p. 5:12a. 9:24p. 3:22 p FRI. 12:19 p. 5:52 a. 10:13p. 4:39 p Nobody-But Nobody Gets Seasick SAT. 12:33 p.. 6:27a. 11:01 p. 5:38 p A MOST ENJOYABLE TRIP - COME RAIN OR SHINE SUN. 12:49 p. 6:59a. 11:53 p. 6:21 p EVERYBODY CATCHES FISH MON. 1:11 p. 7:28 a. — 7:15p RODS AND REELS RENTED $2.00 OR BRING YOURS Tides courtesy of Prlscilla Murphy, Realtor, inc. TWO TRIPS A DAY — 7 DAYS A WEEK STAKT RETURN Conversion fable: The above tides are for the lighthouse point of Sanibel only. To convert for Redfish Pass (north tip of Captiva), add 55 minutes to the MORNING FISHING ' 9:00 AM 12:00 PM time shown for every hi tide, and sub tract two (2) minutes for every low tide. AFTERNOON FISHING 1:00 PM 4.-S0PM. (NO, we don't know why, but it works. Instructions following are even less sense-sical but, as we stated, they do work.) No Phone— No Reservations — Just Be Here For Captiva Island, Gulf side, subtract 30 minutes from each high tide, and subtract 1 hour and 16 minutes for each low tide. CAPT. STAN LUM/VUS For Captiva Island, Pine Island Sound (bay) side, add 1 hour and four (4) ON THE BIG BOAT "JOY VAN" minutes for each.high fide, arid add 52 minutes for each low tide. ROB & RER RENTAL $1130 In between these points on gulf or bay --- guesstimate ---and have good fishing AULD-WOODEN BRIDGE, FORT MYERS BEACH, FLA. and-or shelling. (NO DRUNKS) J The [slander February 10,1976 Call for free real eel ftps... boat exam 1 Boaters are urged to take advantage of the free Fish don't like motorboat examinations now being offered by Flotilla 9-10 of the Coast Guard Auxiliary in the Lee County area. Qualified examiners -.cold/either! will be at marinas and most public launching ramps In byskippurdy the sear future ! exact schedule to be announced). Yes anglers, you guessed and piers. Beware, the However, if "you wish to it, the fishing scene has been she'epshead is a very avoid a wait in line, call the about She same this past cautious eater and just examiner nearest your week as it has been, for might steal ail your bait. home—in the ~ Sanibel- months now. When you feel the first Captiva area, they are Mona nibble give a quick strike. J and Herb Ferguson at 472- The trout being caught are Try chumming, this often 4443—who will arrange So starting to snow a little size causes them to feed send someone to examine to them. Known to our carelessly. Sheepshead are your boat. northern friends as weak- excellent eating. Try The Fergusons and the fish, the speckled trout can smoking these fish, it's quite Coast Guard will be more be recognized by the black different and delicious. than happy to assist you to speckles on its back. Wading take part in this program. is quite effective for cat- Operating a properly ching trout using light Friends of the Real Eel equipped boat can save you spinning gear and live vacationing at Segunda problems with the Marine "educated'" shrimp or ar- Apis, reported catching a 15 Patrol and-or Coast Guard-^ tificials. Try some of your Ib. snook on Jan 23rd. The and just may save vour life, fresh water bass lures, tins' lucky angler was Bob Wilson to boot! fish is one salt water species from Akrin, Ohio fishing that will respond to them. A with Oliver Hafer from white or yellow feather jig WilUamsport, Penn. The may bring some good snook was caught in the bay results, too. area along the mangroves CPOOS meets using medium spinning gear and live shrimp. The prize tonight Large sheeps head are was taken while aboard the still being taken ranging Blue Runner with Capt. from 2 to S pounds. The Purdy as their guide. The Concerned Property sbeepsfcead has silver and Owners of Sanibel will meet Bob Wilson (center) caught this fine 15 pound snook black vertical stripes at the Episcopal Church at bonding its body. These fish My fishing tip of the week January 23 using "educated shrimp" from the Real Eel. 7:30 p.m. tonight. All con- travel in small schools. They is don't give up the pole and where it was brought in to be weighed and photographed. cerned property owners are can be found in areas with keep on fishing, next time If you catch a good 'un and would like to have its—and urged to attend. hard sandy bottoms, rocky you may be the lucky your—picture in the paper, either 1) take it by the Real Eel, areas, and pilings of hrW*p« angler. 2> ask your fishing guide to snap a photo and bring it to our office or 3) bring your fish to the ISLANDER office on Palm Ridge Road Mon. thru Friday noon and we'll take a picture. If you're planning to bring your fish directly by to the office, however, it might be better to call in advance U72- 1881) to make sure both a camera and someone who can Home of the Live Educated Shrimp work it will be in the office at the time of your ETA (estimated Time of Arrival). 75 cents a dozen We Restrlng Tennis Racquets ©anibel St Replace Grips - - At The 5ANIBEL ISLAND, F REAL EEL INTRODUCING THE SEA SPRITE 22V2ft. sloop, only two such hulls now available in Florida TENNIS & GOLF EQUIPMENT RAFTS-BEACH TOWELS-BAIT FOR IMMEDIATE SALE! CASTING NETS-SPEABGUNS-TIPS & BANDS MEN'S SWIM TRUNKS-FILM-SCXTAS LOTIUN-MASKS. FINS. SNORKLES RODS REELS & FISHING TACKLE-ISLAND'S ONLY SCUBA AIR STATION- SCUBA RENTALS-TENNIS-WATER SKIES CALL: 813/472-2795 or 813/472-1023 (EVES.) Sanihel Center Blda. Periwinkle & Casa Ybel Road 5RNTIVR MINI MRRT Grocery - Dairy.- frozen foods Meats - Cold Seer k Mm fishing Tachie Post Cards - Magazines Hats Health It Beauty Aids NORTH END OF SANIBEL AT BLIND PASS BRIDGE 12 February 10, 1976 The Islander Mon.-Fri. weekdays Till 6 p.m. Wednesday mghif 6:30 p.m. •to sign .-off 6:30 a.m. 4:00 11-Morning Devotions • Il-Tattletales February ii, 1976 10:00 20-Guif Coast Today 20-Robert Young. Fam. Doc -Film 11-The Blue Knight: George Kennedy s 6:35 a.m. 25-Big Valley 6:38 p.JH. 20-PetroceIli Sunshine Almanac 4:30 p.m. ll-CBS Evening News 2S-XII Winter Olympics ^conti 6:50 a.m. 11-Mike Douglas 20-NBC Xighily Sews ll:€0p.m. 11-Xews Eleven ii-F.Y.I. 5:00 p.m. 26-ABC Evening News 6:55a.m. 20-Adam 12 20-Eyewitness News 26-Cioseup News 11-Spanish News Cast 26-Dinah <90 minutes) 7:00p.m. 7:00 a.m. 5:30 p.m. 11:30 p.m. Il-Untamed World ll-CBS Late Movie ll-CBS Morning Newsd 20-To Tell the Truth 26-Concentration 20-Today W-Tbe Tonight Show- 6:00 p.m. 26-Name That Tune Johnny Carson 28-Good Morning America 11-News Eleven 7:25 a.m. 26-Movie of the Week Il-Local News 20-Eyewitness News 1:00 a.m. 7:30 a.m. 11-Friends of Man 20-Tomorrow II-CBS Morning News 20-The New Price is Rigiit 8:00 a.m. Tuesday night 2&-Pop Goes the Country- 11-Captain Kangaroo 11-Be My Valentine, Charlie Brown 26-Good Morning America 6:30 fo sign off 20-Little House on the Prairie 8:30 a.m. 26-XH Winter Olympics 26-Sunshine Showcase-films 9:00a.m. 11-Sesame Street February 10,19T6 8:28 p.m. 20-Phil Donahue Show 11-BIcenteiinial Minutes 10:00 6:30 p.m. ll-CBS Evening News • 11-Price is Right 8:30 pun. 20-Celebrity Sweepstakes 20-NBC Nightly News 26-ABC Evening News 11-MowgM's Brothers Budyard 10:30 a.m. Kipling Classic 20-High Rollers 7:00 p.m. 11-Nashville Music 20-Little Hoise en the Prairie (cast) 11:00 26-XII Winter Olympics (mat} 11-Gambit 20-Concentration 20-WheeI of Fortune 26-Treasure Hunt 26-Edge of Night 7:30 p.m. 11:30 li-Porter Wagoner S:30p.m. 11-Love of Live 20-HolIywood Squares ll-Cannoa 20-Holly Squares 26-Wayne Tyler Show 20-Chico and fee Man f coat) 2&-Happy Days 8:00 p.m. 2S-XII Wiater Olysipics (cent) 11:55 a.m. 11-Good Times 20-Moving On ll-CBS Mid-Day News 26-HappyDays 12:00 Noon 11-News Eleven 8:28p.m. 20-The Magnificent Marble Machine 11-BicentenniaI Minutes 26-Let'sMakeaDea! 11-Popi 12:30 p.m. 20-Moving On (continued) 11-Sea rch for Tomorrow 26-Laverne & Shirley 20-Take My Advice 9:00 p.m. FOR. SALE BY OWNER 26-AH My Children 11-M.A.S.H. 1:00 p.m. 20-Police Woman 11-Young and Restless 26-XEE Winter Olympics 20-Somerset 9:30 p.m. Futjr Occupied 26-Ryan's Hope 11-OneDayataTime 1:30 20-Police Woman (cont) 11-As the World Turns 26-XU Winter Olympics Ceont) Island Shopping Center 20-Days of Our Lives 10:00 p.m. 26-Rhyme and Reason 11-Switch 2:00p.m. 20-City of Angels (part 2) GROSS - $40390 28-?10,000 Pyramid 26-XII Winter Olympics (cont) 2:30 p.m. 11:00p.m. SALE PRICE - $285,000 11-The Guiding Light 11-News Eleven 20-The Doctors 20-Eyewitness News CASH TO THE MORTGAGE 26-The Neighbors 26-Closeup News 3:00p.m.. 11:30p.m. 11-A1I in the Family ll-CBS Late Movie:"The California Kid' 20-Another World 20-The Tonight Show-Johnny Carson CALL 26-General Hospital 26-Mystery Movie 1:00 a.m. 3.:30 20-Tomorrow 472-2385 11-Match Game 26-News Final 26-One Life to Live FABRICS NOTIONS YARN SEWING MACHINE RENTALS Complete Sewing Center Hours: 10-5Mon.-Strf. Phone 472 JB&Coc The tsloatfef February 10, 1976 13 C yr smallest larger, oour largest iss greater! The square footage of living area In our smallest unit at Lighthouse Point is larger than most, if not all, other condominiums on Sanibel. Our largest unit at Lighthouse Point is greater by far in square footage of living area than any other condominium on the island and that doesn't even count terrace areas I What's more, at Lighthouse Point, we offer you a choice of five different types of floor plans with many different views of San Carlos Bay,the Sanctuary and our beautiful, sleepy lagoon. Another plus! Construction is completed at Lighthouse Point. We can offer you immediate occupancy without the noise of any future construction. You owe it toyourself to see Sanibel living as it was meant to be i Lighthouse Point CONDOMINIUMS ON SAN3BEL ISLAND FURNISHED MODEL APARTMENTS ARE OPEN DAILY - 9amV5pm For After HOUR Showing - Call 472-4105 \4. February 10. 1976 The Islander fifth annual arts & crafts fair success The fifth annual arts and crafts fair, ac- cording to Maida Harrison Sunday night, was an unqualified success. "We haven't counted all the money yet, •and unfortunately, we didn't have someone* to keep a head count — but I know we?v .* grossed more than last year's figure {$8,000} { land that the attendance was higher than it ! has ever been before." Forty five artists and craftsmen took part in the two day fair, the proceeds of which go to the Sanibet Library. The Islander Fgbruary )0, 1976 Osprey, con you see by the dawn's early light.. well, it really was dawn ... and we were hunting (with camera only, of course) ospreys. Found 'em, too. The roundish lump between the short twig and forked branch is her head, which she refused to show as long as we had a camera in hand. "bluff" nest in •> ,*' opposite direction ? no one really knows, *•• •••\v..^" V Ear/y, one of me pair hops out of ....signals the other half, who leave ...to join the nester and family the main nest... a cabbage palm perch . (or eaas "~ we were not about to climb up and seel) 16 February 10, T976 The Islander Thursday night, 6:30 p.m. to sign off 6:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 11-News Eleven 11-CBS Evening News 20-Grady 20-NBC Nightly News 20-Eyewitaess News 26-Barney Miller 2e-Closeup News 26-ABC Evening News 8:57 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 11-Bicentennial Minutes 11-TBA (Local) 11:30 p.m. 20-Coneentration 9:00p.m. H-CBS Late Movie 26-Wonderful World of Magic 11-HawaiiFive-O 20-T«ugMShQW-JohDBy Carson 7:30 p.m. 20-NBC Thursday Ni$it at the Mowes:"A 26-Mannix-Longstreefc 11-TBA (local) Touch of Class" 20-ScreenTe5t 2&-XII Winter Olympics 12:00 26-Bobby Vinton Stow 10:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 11-Barnaby Jones 26-NewsFmaI U-TheWaltons 20-NBC Thursday Night at the Movies 20-The Cop and the Kid 10:30 p.nL 26-Welcome Back, Kotter 26-AImost Anything Goes 20-Tomarrow shop MAKE IT A PERFECT X Valentine's Day Fresh Orange Juice with ioveiy Children's Wear Jewelry and Gifts Island from i a Produce at Tahiffcm Gcrden Candles & REGULAR AND UNUSUAL rjj "D/p your Own Candle" INTERNATIONAL. iNC. 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S mu.-. k B euFmooBt Located In Tahition Gardens Hours 9:30 - 5:00 1987 Periwinkle Way Closed Sunday Wti "Hie tsicnder 10,1976 17 Friday night, 6:30 p.m. to sign off February 13,1976 8:30 p.m. 20-The Practice ll-Tfee CBS Late Movie: "Killer Bees" 11-CBS Evening News 8:57p.m. Gloria Swanson 20-NBC Nightly News ll-Bicentennial Minutes ^-Tonight Show, Jotaoy Caison 26-ABC Evening News 9:00 26-XII Winter Olympics 7:00 p.m. 11-The Friday Night Movie: "The Taking of 11-Merv Griffin Pelham One, Two, Three." Walter Mathau :0& Midnight 2&-Concentration 20-The Rockford Files 2S-Tbe Hookies 26-Love, American Style 7:30 p.m. 10:00 p.m. 20-Candid Camera 20-Police Story 1:00a.m. 26-Nashville on the Road 2Q-The Midaigit Spedai-EvduMraj erf 8:00 p.m. II :00 p.m. Motown CPartl) 11-Sara (new drama series) Il-News Eleven 20-Sanfbrd and Son 20-Eyewitaess News 1:07 a.m. 26-XII Winter Olympics 26-CIoseup News every day of the year! Ahead of our time since 1887 A.G. 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Stocks, Bonds, Mutual Funds, Options, Commodities, Tax Shelters, Financial Planning Tomorrow s Heirlooms TROPCAL FASHIONS L COMPLETE "For information Call" Petite and Large Sizes NEEDLEPOINT SHOP EDWARDS A G & SONS INC available in • Blouses - Dresses Meet our Menagerie • Beach Coverups in Needlepoint Design 1995 PERIWINKLE WAY • Swimsuits, etc. SANIBEL, FLORIDA 33957 813 - 472-3121 TAHITIAN GARDEN SANIBEL NOW LOCATED IN CAPT'NS CASUAL CABIN TAHITIAN GARDEN 472-2724 GENT'S FASHIONS OPENING SOON * SANDWICHES * ICE CREAM * SNACKS * JUICES GARDEN SHOP ATMOSPHERE TAHFT1AN GARDEN TAHITIAN GARDEN SANIBEL February 10, 1976 The islander Aquarius: Domestic af- Your astrological week fairs are likely to be up- setting now, especially H __ \\ _ _ JL. £ _ _ iJL.. _ t _ I _ _ ..t .. t^ ^ _ ff\ _ ._£ _ •• I^L. — especially cast for the Islands by HiacJam Oorinda you try to dominate the moods of others «ho tend to Aries: Emphasis lies in Gemini: There will be an Leo: When all else fails read Libra: Difficulties or vacillate. If you are joint financial endeavors. opportunity to help another the instructions. Lack of problems now will be available a new romantic News concerning a deai or with a task or problem. If planning could .become very transitory and will yield" to interest will likely com- acquisition could come you are single, you could apparent Family members exercise of ingenuity. mence. through. This is a good time have difficulties with a may appear overly moody Aspects favor property for achieving progress in romantic attachment. or emotional. transactions and social Pisces: A friend's health negotiations, singing con- plans. or reputation could be cause tracts. for concern. You may meet Virgo: A surprise journey with antagonism or delay in Cancer: Affairs of parents Scorpio: Travel is favored, a romantic or job objective; Taurus: You may have to or elders may be happily could crop up, but purchases also any projects classified pay up and what is owed made now could be tat persistence wiU pay off disposed of. See critical as cultural get strong for vou. comes due. Advice con- projects all the way through. frivolous. Avoid dwelling on planetary approval. A cerning taxes may be un- petty or unimportant generous gesture on your scrupulous, A co-worker can You may turn up a new way details, as you will be more part will rebound to your do vou a favor or vice versa. of self employment. talkative than usual. credit. Sagittarius: Watch toe time element carefully, you are apt to miss an Important meeting or appointment You are apt to splurge for a .cral Savings social or romantic date. Capricorn: Do not take too much for granted in a career development until you have checked out details. You could become interested is some community project or concern. Hunters Legal Notice. quote NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTS? HO1T10US NAME Lincoln Tbe undersigjsefiS does ?sereby certify «sa» Robert F. Care condvet- by Ruth Hunter *••' -S a floor c0ve"~<>g st-a^ess s* San be1 !siand. F-or The Lee County Alliance of the Arts Pageant Festival. In Special feaiures druing the week include a special ap- cooperation with the Edison Pageant of LigM, is scheduled pearance of "Johnny Koles and the Moonshiners" courtesy to open today (Tuesday,;) in downtown Fort Myers. of the Big Siffi, playing in the Patiode Leon. During today, Feb. 10, twenty-five exhibit areas will be The traditional Staffing Flower Show, highlighting "200 open to display the works of South-west Florida artists and Years America'' by the Periwinkle Garden Club; a Friday artisans, and noontime lunchers will be entertained by a noontime Pops Concert and Brownbag Lunch at the old host of musical troubadors and performers inside and out of courthouse steps with music by the Lee Middle School participating restaurants. Chorus and the Fort Myers High School Orchestra; and sponsored by the community Black Culture Week Com- mittee, the Betfaume-Coakman College Gosepi Choir and a The evening's excitement begins at seven o'clock with as local jazz group OH the courthouse steps Friday, Febnruary opening ceremony on the Federal Building steps hosted by !3. at 8:3ft O.m.' Fred Green and WINK-TV, featuring the Bi-Centensial Chorus. Johnny Noles and the Moonshiners, pipers and dancers from the Caledonia Club, the Troubadors, and an "School Daze." in cooperation with the Lee County array of state and local dignataries. Schools, will provide the finale for the week's artistic happenings. Gloria Fasset and Margaret Bare, along with Mary At seven o'clock each evening during the Festival, which Margaret Whatiey, have created a fantasmagoria of the ends Feb. 14, except Thursday First Street in Fort Myers arts. Public and private schools, pre-schools and then- will be closed to traffic so audiences and performers can students will be participating in this event and sharing their take to the street to provide live continuous entertainment at talents with the community and thousands of visitors who four downtown locations. come to watch the Edisoa Parade Saturday evening. An original review called Edison Kaleidoscope has been developed around Edison's inventions from an idea by Dean Anne Atkins at fruit shop McMahon and will be produced by Jeanne Bochette and the Bochette Dancers on the steps of the Federal Building at please Jtofe — 7:30 and 8:30. Also at 7:30 Rita Rose Meyer has produced a patriotic The Fruit Basket show called "Sportsarama" on the steps of the old cour- mspmimUy B&€iML MMWSr thouse, which features dance. Karate, gymnastics, hoops, flags and batons. €mmmt he printed __.-The storeroom on the first and Wyman nand picKed Boor of the Legel Building, and brought to the new shop M received In f lie 1473 Periwinkle, has not only from the Atkins Groves in There will be more dance, music and drama at "The a new look but a marvelous Crescent City, Florida. World of Entertainment," in a fantastic show of Lee County mUkMBEm office ciffer new scent, the scent of tree Among other treats in The talent on the back steps of the City Hall at 7:30 with Meryon ripened citrus. Fruit Basket are mar- Bail and Lynn Lewis in charge. Th&rsdmy, M j>.m« malades, honey and a new The new look, as everyone specialty from Seven Keys At First and Citrus streets, Bernie Langguth and the In- Pie&se ce-$f»era#ef will be sure to notice, is called Coconut Toast ternational Fair Musicians and Dancers will be on hand to comely brown haired-blue Spread. share the cultural heritage of Germany, Italy, Scotland, ("sotiml news" is everything eyed Anne Atkins' smiling The shop will be open Israel, Norway, Hungary, and Great Britain. To "top off" face behind bushels of hand- seven days a week from 9 to each day's activities, a street dance will be held in the short of biewimg op picked grapefruit, oranges, 5 so there's no need to miss parking lot of the First National Bank with some of the eeafewoy.J tangerines and little bun- an orange a day. Stop in area's best dance bands providing dancing music for all ches of kumquats that she soon and often. ages. AT HER ONE^WOMAN SHOW "My paintings, I hope, reflect my own feelings about places, things, and people that have had a strong impact on my life. My techniques are often dictated by the subject matter, thus admitting a variety in SUNDAY, FEB. 15— 2 TO 6 finished work. I have never been much interested in developing or holding to a style. I paint only in my studio where remembered images are in them- selves much simplified. I paint of the sea mostly and LlGHliOU^E POINT shore where I spend as much time as possible. To Condominium Reception Center me, an effective work of art shows always a thought- ful approach by the artist that results in a painting ERIWIiSI^ which, in all ways — color, form, etc., reveals an orderly progression to the final work and demands from the viewer some kind of strong response." < UNTIL FEBRUARY 28th-1976 20 February 10, 1976 The Islander ; TURQUOISE w TRADER AUTHENTIC -Handicrafts *"Turquoise & "Sanibel Shell Silver Jewelry Creations *Rugs Select Oil ^Pottery Paintings 2338 Palm Ridge Road '472-1208 tractor busy at working, scraping fhe right of way surgeons are doing root trimming and tree BIKE PATH removal where needed. Bike path CONTRACT AWARDED Actual paving is tentatively scheduled to begin Feb. 16, and tlie Jones Company has 60 Jones Contracting Co. of Fort Myers was days to complete the job. The path, all 24,500 awarded the $53,355 paving bid for the bike feet of it, goes from Lingren Blvd. to Tarpon contract path last week by the city council. The Jones Bay Road, and will be eight feet wide, with a bid was over S5.000 less than had been ex- theoretical tiiree foot "buffer zone" between pected. it and'Perwiakle Way, although it might John Bellemy and his tractor crews are meander a bit closer here-and there to skirt awarded clearing the right of way. and plan to grade existing trees and-or private property whieh and fill where needed. Leslie Pritefaard tree has not been released to the eitvv WE CAN HELP YOU WITH YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS SALES ASSOCIATES Jim Butier 334-4470 Meryl Eriksson 463-6364 Pat Beckner 463-6920 Ron Stutzman 463-6941 Don Shultz 992-0929 Jack Conzelman 463-9544" Barbara Lea 463-9229 Isabella Jennings 463-0196 Norm Sabee 463-5537 Jewel B. Hoff 463-4696 Afice Lynch 463-9683 Jeanne Simpson 463-2772 Jon Fowler 463-6239 Jack Arlington 261-0668 Lana Petersen 463-2601 Vernon Eriksson 463-6364 LAKGh' 3 BEDROOM. CONDOMINIUM 2 bed- 2 b;iili home - perfect STARTING AT rooms. 2 baths, ground for the growing family. ONLY $35,000 floor unit, ampie stor- Fireplace, family room, age, heated pooh Soulh screened porch and FOR A NEW 2 Bedroom $49,000 Ft. Myers. 525.900. many other features 2 Bath Apartment At IDEAL ANCHORAGE ON make this an excellent DEEP SEAWALLED CANALS Condominium 2 BEDROOM. 1 bath 3 MINUTES FROM PRIME Gulf-Front Elegance at Its Best piling home with down- buy. S46.000. FISHING IN GULF AND BAY LOVELY 2 bedroom, I stairs guest apt. Large bath home on a large •SPACIOUS SITES. screened pool and tree shaded lot. Zoned -RfcADY TO BUILD ON. CRECIENTE patio. Is perfect for duplex. A well cared entertaining in a quiet for home within walk- 1485 San Carlos Blvd. Luxury Condominium «hh out- neighborhood. 562,500. ing distance of Beach & Ft. Myers Beach standing amenities with large TRIPLEX - all 2 bed- Bay. S47.500. Island Condominium swimming pool, tennis court, rooms. 1 bath units, GRACIOUS 2 bedroom Additional 5% Reduction shuffleboard. saunas, panv room less than 3 years old, .1 baih home on cornc' lounger, covered garaacrs. and • completely rented, good lot. overlooking the For Early Closing luxurious landscaping. location.. 534.500. . gulf. Furnished, near You can enjoy the Good Lite the eolf course. This NO LAND LEASE OR STOP DREAMING and home has had tender on Fort Myers Beach start., building your l,,ving care. $53,000. for as little as $13,250. dream house on this; RECREATIONAL LEASES scawalled. gulf! Low maintenance, beach access, TOTAL CONDOMINIUM DE- 6 BUILDING LOTS in VELOPMENT COMPLEX front. RU3 lot .with a; the city, zoned multi- boatjock, pool, shuffkboard. 90°/o SOLD magnificent view of the' sauna; and recreation room. WITH SHOPPING AND RE- family. Will divide for CREATION FACILITIES ONLY A FEW CHOICE gulf. Approximately right parn. Owner will Waiting distance of bank, shop- STEPS AWAY 80x100'. 543.000. carry mortgage. ping, dining, etc. APARTMENTS LEFT. COMPLETELY FUR- BON1TA BEACH SW.'OOO. NISHED top floor unit BON1TA SPRINGS in well .established gulf- LARGE 100x120' lot in front condominium. In- Cypress Lake Country cludes linens, dishes, Club Estates near shop- small appliances, built- ping, schools, church, 6 OFFICES TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS in hurricane- shutters, etc. $8,200. sun shield windows and many other features. LARGE building lot in 16 SALES COUNSELORS Beautiful views from area of new prestige front & back. S44.500. homes." Onlv 513,500. •MAIN OFFICE 463-5748 • FT. MYERS BRANCH 332-5748 f A; TOR- • CASA BONITA 992-3335 ASSOCIATES, INC. * REALTORS® BATIK I WEST 463-2707 •CRECIENTE 463-5811 POST OFFICE BOX 67 7001 ESTERO BOULEVARD 463-0101 FORT MYERS BEACH FL 33931 SIESTA ISLES I ALL OFFICES OPEN DAILY 9 AM WEEKDAYS SUNDAYS'! PM - 5 PM The Islander February IS, 1976 Saturday all day schedule 1:30 p.m. 6:5Ta.HL Il-What are -the .-Loch Ness Monsters AH ! 1 -Morning Devotions About? 7:00 a.m. " 20-Medix—How Do You Hearo ! I-Music and the Spoken Word '2:00 p.m. 7:30 a.m. 11-WaitTHl Your Father Gets Home II-Fury 20^EC College Basketball: Georgia at 20-Go—Heroine on Skates Aubum Homes 8:fitta.m. 2:30p.m. I l-Pebbles & Bamm Bamm 11-Championship Wrestling 20-Emeregency Pius 4 2S-XO Winter Olympics That Respond 26-HongKongPhooey 3:30p.m. 8:30 a.m. Il-CBS Sports Spectacular: "Westminster Il-Bugs Bunny-Road Runner Horn Kennel Club Dog Show" "The Challenge of To Peoples' Needs 20-Josie and the Pussycats ' iheSexes" "Bowling & Pocket Billiards" 26-The Tom & Jerry Grape Ape Shew 4:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. 20-Man-land at aemson-BasfcetbaiJ 20-The Secret Lives of Waldo Kitty 5:00 p.m. 9:30 a.m. •ll-Andy Williams Open ll-Scooby Doo, animated cartoon sens 26-Wide World of Sports 20-The Pink Panther Show 6:00p.m. 26-The Lost feucer 11-News Eieven-SW Florida 10:00 ^Eyewitness News Weekend ll^hazum! live action series 6:30p.m. 20-Landof the Lest ll-Thirty Minutes, public affairs 36-New Adventures of GUIigan 20-SBC Saturday MghtXews 10:30 26-XII Winter Olympics 20-Run. Joe. RUB 7:00 p.m. 26-Groovie Goolies Il-Lawrence Welk 10:56 a.m. 20-HoiIywood Squares 11-In the News 26-HeeHaw It you like cathedra! ceilings, a spiral staircase to 11:90 a.m. 7:30 a casual loft area, sun decks, covered decks, 11-Far Out Space Nuts, animated cartoon 20-WHd, Wild World of Animals series the warmth of wood and a 8:00p.m. 20-Retnrn to the Planet of the Apes 11-TheJeffersons private home with a view _. 26-Speed Buggy 20-AH Disney Satardav Night at the Movies 11:26a.m. "OldYeller" The Sandpiper may be your answer. 11-In the News 26-Almost Anything Goes 11:30a.m. 8:27 p.m. 11-Ghost Busters ll-Bieentennial Minutes 20-Westwind 9:00 26-The Odd Ball Couple 11-Tbe Mary Tyler Moore Show visit our model center on ll:56a.m. 26-XII Winter Olympics Sandcastle Road, The Dunes Subdivision 11-In the News S:30p,in. 12:00 noon Il-The Bob Newhart Show 11-VaHey of the Dinosaurs 10:00 ' 20-Jetsons H-The Carol Burnett Show: with Joanne 26-Uncle Croc's Block Woodward 12:26p.m. 11:00p.m. 11-In tte News 11-News Eleven 12:30 p.m. 20-Eyewitaess News Weekend 11-Fat Albert one of a series of unique designs from 26-ABC W^kend News 20-WorId Championship of Magic Special 11:15p.m. 26-American Bandstand 26-Late Movie: "Seerets of the Blue Room" 12:55 ••11:30 p.m. 11-In the News 11-DCHI Kirstaer's Rock Concert j&n 1:00 20-NBC Saturday Night ra. Box xri. s«oiw, n»rii» insr rim* [«i 1) wa-iwt 11-CBS Children's Faia Festival. 1:00 a.m. 26-Professional Bowlers Tour 20-The Midnight Special GOLDEN GREEK OING CUTTING/ IPRICES! fr G o UT OF UB USINESS BLEACH HAIR $ 12.99 CUT COMPLETE n NO -* i "•; j APPOINTMENT NECESSARY VITAMINS & HEALTH FOODS SAVING ON COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICES OWNER a OPERATOR - DIANA & GEORGE ALL MERCHANDISE MUST BE SOLD SAVE MONEY BY CALLING 48 v.1322 Em Fwmfout oi tjoafk GOLDEN GREEK 847 COLLEGE PKWY. AT ACROSS FROM THE BANK OF THE ISLANDS MCGREGOR BLVD. PEWETT CENTER 1640 PERIWINKLE WAY OPEN 6 DAYS - 9 TO 5 22 February 10, 1976 The Islander Valentine's day fashion show The Children's Center of the Islands is News and editorial notes by ginnl sponsoring a Valentine's Day pool-side fashion show at the Island Beach Ciub at 2 p.m.Feb.H. Plan (CLUP) presented ! Various shops on the Islands will be showing delightful fashions for'on and off- The long awaited Comprehensive Land island living, which will be modeled by Use Plan (CLUP) was presented to city Islanders, in clothing, jewelry and ac- council by the planning commission starting cessories. There will also be door prizes. Monday last. While various stages of plan Donation is §3 per ticket which may be reports will be found in this week's purchased at the Beach Club the afternoon ISLANDER, it is impossible to present the of the show or by calling the Children's entire plan, since there is no such thing as of Center, 472-4538. •. yet. Everything presented of the CLUP, which was prepared hy WMRT and multitudinious helpers, from citizens1 task forces to the National Conservation Foun- New Island phone directory dation in Washington, D.C., is up for revision, review and major or minor The 1975-1&76 Sanibel Captiva Phone changes. Directory is now out aMavailablefor sale in your favorite shops around both Islands. The Theoretically, a "final plan" will be ready book, which sells for $2 a copy, gives all its by March of this year—but there are many proceeds for the bike path construction. educated guesstimators around who doubt it If you wish to sell these directories in your will be ready in its entirety before place of business, please call Starr Thomas December, 1976, or January, 1977, if then. at472-H68 or Marie! Goss at 472-2234. That's not to say, however, that ordinances l based on what the city council thinks will be ..and a tot of talk. the final plan) will not, nor cannot, be passed before that late date. Were you counted? The implication of this, of course, is that As you've probably read, in both last and Our unofficial sources {those "public input" (that's what YOU think) will Join Capfiva painters this week's ISLANDER, {where the per- guesstimators, we must admit) expect to see be welcome until the final plan is hammered The Captiva Chapel by the Sea is holding a manent residential population was 2.300 as council begin to pass plan-based ordinances together. painting party this morning, starting at 9 of Friday, Jan. 30, and 2,501 as of Monday, within the next month. To that end, we'd like to inform you that a.m.—this time, the Chapel itself will be the Feb. 2} the Federal census figures copies of the plan, as proposed so far, are on recipient of the new paint applied by paint fell far below those estimated by the city, the We will keep you filled in as time goes on, sale at a "reasonable" price at city hall. All brushes and, one hopes, willing painters. planning commission and Wallace, Mciiarg, but will certainly refrain from printing"The interested in Sanibel and its future are urged This is what might be termed the third Roberts and Todd, (WMRT) the city's hired Plan" until such is actually passed, ac- to obtain a copy and send written comments annual painting spree sponsored by the planning firm, who had all been working cepted by all those who must accept it, and to both the city council and the planning Chapel; last year, the outdoor furniture was witn permanent resident figures between on the books. commission. painted and the year before, the parsonage. 7,000 pte to 9,090 plus. Anyone who cares to join the painting Anyhow, if you happen to be a permanent party is welcome, and to attend the share- resident "who was not counted {to be a per-, your-own picnic to follow, for which in- raanent resident, you have to live here for*' terested painters are requested to bring a six months or more) fill oat the blank on covered dish to the Captiva Civic Center at page 24 of last week's'{Feb. 3) ISLANDER noon. or write to City Hall (if. you've mislaid last Dr. and Mrs. H.G. Little, the present week's paper) for an official blank to fill out. pastor and his wife, and former pasters of Everyone counts, in more ways than one, the non-denominational chapel. Dr. and in this particular numbers game, as all sorts Six Lakes Mrs. A.L. Kinsoiving and Dr. and Mrs. of financial goodies, such as state shared is for Guthrie Speers, will be guests of honor at the revenue funds and so forth* are based on the good golfers/ painting picnic. permanent residential prepuiation. average golfers, bad golfers and non-golfers. DUGGERS OF SANIBEL Nowhere is it written that iu-t because *.;.*-u Ir*e m a country club conimumcv. \ou ha\e to pia;. goit. Well. average or at a!L \nd if \nu don't p!a>. >ou Ceramic & China Painiei Gifts \t Si'-. I.nke-Comiin Clufr eommunit ix-hoie execu'i". e goli course. Where \ou can drop in lor a s:;ii;ie of cards, a game i if billiard-. ;i -anna or:; pariy. Outside. \ou can dip in the pool, inn on the -undeek. whirl in the whirlpool. You can outstrip ti iilHiilliiSGOtJMilWINIlliii on the sluifilehoard courts. Then team up for Jotihl CAPE CORAL S BEACH FERTILIZER COW MANURE 50 LBS. the tennis courts. 50 LBS. $4.90 CYPRESS MULCH 3 CU FT You can ha\e a lot ot" 1'iin at Six Lakes witht 8-2-8 CITRUS SPECIAL PINE BARK 3 CU. FT. S4 heinu a member ol the Golf Club. Or paying for it. 50 LBS. $3.95 MICHIGAN PEAT 40 LBS*]. If you do play golf, there are those 18 beaut holes. And the putting green, to improve your gam — CANADIAN PEAT — And your first year's membership in the Goll Club 6 CU. FT. $6-99 2 CUi FT. is free. 4 CU. FT. $5.49 VA CU. FT. See Six Lakes today. It's complew country- club living, reasonably priced. Carpeted and BOXWOOD CARISSA STAR JASMINE furnished mobile home, patio, landscaping, GAL. $1.69 GAL: carport, country club and golf for as little EGG $3.89 EGG as SI2.500. PIGMY DATES KING SAGO 4066 Littleton Road I •/* mile south EGG SIZE $5.99 EGG of Shell Factory and 'A mile west ot DBLS. & TRiPLS. $7.50 GAL. U.S. 41), North Fort Mvers. Florid I Ph ) DWARF SCHEFFERA COPPER PLANTS GAL. REG. $1.69 J!!S ?1 HOUSE PLANTS NOW $1.49 EGG REG. $4.99 $4.99 NOW $3.99 REDIXORA WISTERIA GAL. $1.69 GAL; $1.69 EGG $4.99 EGG $4.99 HONG KONG ALL A GLOW ORCHID HIBISCUS *._.NOW „ £GG STYLE $4.99 TREE REG. $15.00 $12.95 POTTING SOIL PLANT FOOD ALL 50 LBS. $2.29 FROM GARDEN TOP SOIL $1.35- $1.69 PLANTS 50 LBS. $1.79 POTTED ARECA PALMS IVY GERANIUM GAL. EGG CAN SNGL.EGG 8" $3.99 WITH PURCHASE $2.29 $5.99 $6.99 ROTUNDA-HOLLY' OF CITRUS TREES REG. $2.49 GAL. THREE—TIER LARGE VARIETY NOW $1.69 FOUNTAIN ALL AT $7.95 $95.00 WE HONOR BANKAMERICARD 481-0457 \ SPECIAL! WEEK / liilii MON.-SAT. 8:00 AM - 5:30 PM SOUTH TRAIL DISCOUNT GARDEN CENTER 41 SOUTH - ACROSS FROM SOUTH DRIVE-IN THEATER it's the little things which matter....here! It's the little things in life that count with Tudor architecture, part timber and part Betty Carpenter and her daughter Claudia., stucco with authentic antique furnishings. the little things is their life beiag miniatures Main Street is only a small portion of and doll houses. Odyssy—you can also find many other doll Betty and Claudia are residents of Sanibel, houses and furniture arrangements in- who moved here from Rochester, N.Y.. and cluding a hand made grand piano, hallmark opening the Odyssy s&op here last August. silver, rare antique furniture, and a Betty's interest in the collection and Schoenhui.circus circa 1910-1324. Also on restoration of doli houses and miniatures display are actual working salesmen's originated with her first doll house, which samples of stoves, tables, refrigerators, was a Christmas gift from her father, who several cast iron toys, circa 1880-1940. designed it in 1930. Carnival clappers, 1914, a mohair horse, This house is presently on display in the circa 1900, a puzzle. 1876 and an 1882 Buffalo "Main Street" exhibit in the museum sec- Bill Wild West Poster. Upon leaving the tion of the Odyssy shop. Although many little museum you will also see an F.A.O. Swartz girls are fortunate enough to receive doll 1870 perambulator (also known as "doll houses for Christmas, few have possessed carriage",; containing a pre-World War I Doll houses and cathedrals one. with such articulate design and in- dream baby. tricate interior as Betty's which is com- pletely furnished. In addition to furnishing this wonderful One of the most interesting streets in museum, the only one of its kind within this Sanibel is Main Street at the Odyssy—a area. Betty has' made available to her scaled down street of doll houses with fur- customers miniatures for collectors and nishings and miniature antique cars. On collectors-to-be. There is a selection of doll Main Street, you will find a 1917 Sehoenhui house and doll furniture also available. All of doli house just as It sat In 1917 alongside an these items are. of course, top quality. She F.A.O. Schwartz Grocery Store i complete aiso has-available a wide assortment of with boxes and food in miniature) which are wallpaper, linoleum and carpets for your - .<*? -:<-*= originals from the year 1917, a beautiful 1924 doll house and of course her expert know- Main Street U.S.A*. home, built in Geneva. how and knowledge which she is more than totally furnished, a 1903 midwestern made happy to share. Betty, being a believer in doll house which has been the attention of good quality and a non-plastic e existence, considerable love and care in its restoration also offers many wood toys that are process. workable, safe and fun for children of all Main Street also hosts a glorious cathedral ages—and they don't require batteries. completely handcarved in wood, layer upon You can purchase all kinds of miniature layer, from the Victorian era of ap- furnishings down to the tiniest items, in- h is assembled in four cluding, a miniature pool table ana variety of glass **"indews. musical instramenis. alongside a Colleetors. beginners, whatever you may very own be. or just an interested browser, be sure as. 1930. and next that you place the Odyssy shop on your list of y Tu«ior house of things to see in Sanibel. on Odyssey's Main Street w, S^dt 4 "«Ecology Home TOTH.IS* SEAH0RSI Beauty of Wool with the Strength of Steel SKILL SH0P PRICES START AT $30,900 -On Your Lot IOSOO ST COASTAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION FORT MYERS, FLORIDA SOLID STEEL FRAME, RESTING EIGHT FEET ABOVE THE EARTH. ANCHORED IN RE-INFORCED CONCRETE FOOTERS LOCATED BENEATH THE SURFACE. SPECIALIST IN CORNER STANCHIONS BRACE IN TWO DIRECTIONS. Island & Waterfront Homes ADDED TO STEEL AND CONCRETE IS WOOD SIDING OF CEDAR BOARD AND BATTEN. INSIDE IS THE CATHEDRAL CEILING OF PONDEROSA PINE, WITH BUILD THE WAY YOU WANT! VINYL AND CARPET FLOORING LAID OVER. TONGUE AND GROOVE * Base Home to Turn Key PLYWOOD MORE THAN ONE INCH THICK. * Wood or C.B.S. AREA BENEATH THE HOME CAN BE USED FOR PARKING, HOBBY ROOM, * Elevated or on the Ground WORKSHOP, ETC. SHADE GROWN PLANTS AND HANGING POTS CAN BE * Fully Engineered USED FOR LANDSCAPING BENEATH THE HOME. * Sold through local specialist only * Inquire about our "Builders' Plan" FOR FURTHER INFORMATION SEND COUPON TO SURF REALTY, REALTOR to save additional dollars S^ 975 RABBIT ROAD, SANJBEL, FLA. 33957 Sanibel •GEAi.rc.': NAME.' Captiva ADDRESS Ft. Myers Beach L CITY . . . .STATE Phone 472-2141 24 February 10,1976 REAL ESTATE AUCTION FEBRUARY 11th 2:00 P.M. WE WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION THE FOLLOWING HOMES LOCATED ON RABBIT ROAD, SANIBEL ISLAND SANIBEL CAPTIVA ROAD'V RABBIT ROAD LOOK FOR AUCTION SIGN 4 BEDROOM, z BATH, *• CONDITIONING. 100'x 150'LOT. BUILT ON ST£EL - ECOLOGY HOUSE. QUALITY CEDAR WOOD AND BATTEN BOARD WITH PONDEROSA PINE CATHEDRAL CEILINGS 8 FEET ABOVE THE GROUND. 2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH WITHA LARGE LIVING AND DIMiNG ROOM, CENTRAL HEAT & AIR ON A TOO' x- 120'LOT. BRAND NEW HOME ON SANIBEL RIVER AND LAKE HAS DOUBLE WALLS AND DOUBLE 3• FLOORS. EASY MAINTENANCE, VINYL THROUGHOUT THE HOME WITH LARGE BUILT-IN KITCHEN INCLUDING DISHWASHER, DISPOSAL, WASHER & DRYER* 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, 10'x 43'SCREENED-IN PORCH. LOT SIZE 100'x 140'. ALL HOMES HAVE DEEDED ACCESS TO A WALKING EASEMENT TO THE GULF OF MEXICO 15% DOWN ON SALE DAY, BALANCE DUE ON PASSING OF TITLE. A COMMITMENT HAS BEEN OBTAINED AND FINANCING IS AVAILABLE THROUGH LOCAL FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN IF DESIRED. - HOUSES ARE ON DISPLAY NOW BY CONTACTING SURF REALTY HIGGENBOTHAM REALTY & A n 1 /ifl ^^ AUCTION COMPANY REALTOR 472-1549 (813) 688.6094 10,If 76 25 Caller reported a possible Careful person locked up B & E (breaking and en- ear tightly, forgetting that tering) in neighbor's home, keys were inside. Needed possibly committed by two assistance to return faoise unknown persons in an for another set of keys. unknown vehicle. Assistance rendered. Police Investigation proved report unfounded. Complaintant called in that there was a "possible report In these days of pill disturbance" at a home popping, person popped an nearby complaintant. staggering around com- unpalatable mb-ture of Turned oat to be "an in- plaintant's yard and different kinds of truder," who had entered foaming at the mouth; prescription drugs (all on home while resident of home stated cat had been chased lega prescriptions) and was gone. Alleged intruder from property, which cat ODed. (Overdosed). discribed in detail, but then vacated, but feline Transported to hospital for nothing else reported. 'Twas one of those elected to stay in area. medical assistance. unalarming weeks Officer investigated, cat Car left in restaurant again—two business alarms GOA (Gone On Arrival). Business person called to parking lot overnight was went off (on different Asked complaintant to call report an unescorted dog, minus three hubcaps when nights), but investigation again if cat reappeared. Cat Doberman variety, was the sun arose. showed everything was ok in reappeared; call was roaming the area, both places each time. placed, eat was located, frightening customers and Person called in that living in nearby drainpipe, residents alike. Referred young member of family | If you're thinking of doing apparently sick hut not complaint to LSCO (Lee had thrown sweater over a something such as driving a rabid. County Sheriffs Office), as fence "by paddle boat" on car too fast, too slow, im- complaint came from private property. Officer properly parking it, or A fire raging through Captiva. dispatched with key to something similar, friends, some palm trees was property: recovered Sanibel and Captiva are reported; investigation Person called in to report sweater and returned same NOT the place to do so. through some palm trees a "commercial" fishing to owner. In all, 32 warnings or was reported; investigation boat alledgedly "net fishing citations were issued to found four men standing in canal or intending to do Reflections on (and from) a sailboat vehicle drivers during the around with a garden hose, so." Investigation showed Anonymous caller asked if past week—19 for improper since a construction waste boat and passengers had there were a doctor on the are always preffy... speed (one of those being for fire had spread to a few moored in canal to have Islands; referred same to driving too slowly over the trees—the tree fire having lunch. doctor. Two bikes appeared to be attached to same, who causeway), two for faulty been extinguished abandoned in back of closed it. equipment and-or invalid (presumably by use of the While we were telling you Disabled vehicle, the shopping center. Attempt to inspection stickers, three for hose) by time officer about, those speeding tickets property of some Island locate owners unsuccessful. The LCSO reported they general moving violations, arrived. earlier on, we didn't count visitors, was reported had had a call from a person three for improper parking this one, since it was so disabled on causeway. Help Out of state visitor who had been watching and five for accidents, all of Caller complained that a varied. Driver of vehicle (in form of a tow truck) reported a missing three objects with colored which later, thankfully, drunk pedestrian was doing was 1) speeding, 2) on wrong dispatched. traveler's check; said would lights (referred to as were relatively minor. his thing—i.e. walking side of road and 3) ran a stop report same to bank of UFOs—unidentified flying Medical help and-or an around while intoxicated, sign. Those are all No-nos. Person left restaurant and origin. objects > for sometime ambulance was requested which, as you may know by got into a car. Other person southeast of Sanibel. LCSO and sent seven times, seven now, isimlawful. Pedestrian Officer on patrol reported left sane restaurant anctgot - Car; legally' 'parfetf"'|ti-: %ta1ed to dfD that watcher persons were asked to call escorted to medical care. suspicious smoke; turned into another car. Turned out beach access was broken had also reported sighting to they had gotten into each into and purse inside was soraeonee&e. or get in touch with off- out to be smoke of "un- ; island friends and or By the way—do you know determined origin" other's cars, not their own. stolen. Same contained relatives, and seven groups the difference between allegedly near a cottage Parties found and switched driver's license and credit Complaint was made to of illegal campers were "unlawful" and "illegal?" fireplace. to correct cars. cards, HAND CRAFTED GIFTS fimwkfmn NUHSEHV *» FIDOLIHEAO BAVOU TJie fern Lady sap, "This week's special are specials!" 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PERSONNEL 472-1327 472-1121 26 February 10, 1976 The Islander Caller reported two keys on beach and turned Complaint came in that should report, former needed transportation to vet same into SPD. car had been sitting oa pedestrian, as same was More because of dog owner's private property since early reported as not walking, bat illness. Dogs taken to vet, Caller stated declawed morning and was still there instead, reclining in middle who notified owner they white cat, complete with hi late afternoon. By time street. Officer found same police were safe and sound. flea collar, bad been found, vehicel tag. etc., Iiad been and escorted to place of in case anyone was looking checked through, people safety. An anonymous call for same. "mysteriously appeared to Boutine patrol discovered reports reported "illegal burning" claim car." behind neighbor's some open windows and Two keys, two pairs of lights oa where BO wisdoms Expensive watch reported residence. Report un- glasses and two glass cases Complaint came in that should be open or no lights lost, stolen or strayed from founded. found and turned in a t SPD. car had been parked and showing. Cheek showed that owner's arm while in trousers, wallet and parse every tMng appeared 104. residence at local sleeping Caller complained alleged Alert dog of alert person had been left in them while *1t is hard for place; report referred to "suspiscious person" found set of keys and couple went a-beaching. Keport came in that manager of same. roaming around area of returned same to master, Upon return to car, found bridge tickets had been lost. an empty- caller's home; GO A. who in turn, gave them to that two checks had been Owner had no idea where. Wallet left at post office, Person SPD. allegedly stolen from the sack to. stand where it was found by postal reported the loss of an old wallet and about SI35 cash Large amount of employee and retained until fashioned solid gold bracelet Beach walker turned in a from the- parse; wallet traveler's cheeks reported upright." it could be returned, intact, somewhere between motel, pair of prescription purse, credit cards, camera missing between old ferry to owner. restaurant far away from sunglasses to SPD. and binoculars not taken. landing and owner's home. motel and community Pants not mentioned. Bunch of traveler's checks house. Bracelet recovered Seems to be a run of found Shopper reported a lost found in parking lot by shop and returned by restaurant keys this week—another set Driver of vehicle going engagement ring which had employee. Owner returned employee. was found and turned into through toll booth reported been kept loose in pocket- TafidKMwsmiiBKnrae stock in America.. . to lot and shop to reclaim SPD. seeing an intoxicated book with shopper's watch, j^n? U.S. Saving Bonds. them. Beach walker discovered pedestrian—perhaps we Watch still there. - Custom Framing Art Supplies The Knot Shop This is Beachfront Luxury Macrame Decoupage Craft Supplies Shell Flower Arrangements By Myrtle- exclusively at our shop 472-2893 Open 10 - S Man. - Sat. ' :,-. 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Higgens) Duane "White, planning commission adopt the comprehensive plan with no "the supporting evidence could be im- wastes came under fire by MacKenzie, who chairman, "after," he said, "seven months compromise." proved." said that the conclusions of the section were of hard work," began the ceremonial tur- By the end of the morning, it was apparent Zelda Butler, acting Mayor, said that the fine "but how to do it (get rid of sewage) ning over the Comprehensive Land Use Plan that much work still had to be done, and that figures in the economic assumption element should be left open because this section was to the City of Sanibel. . "the people of the council was not about to adopt the plan were "an exercise in futility"' and were "not not written by sewerage experts," and that Sanibel," he said. "with no compromise." worth patting in the plan." She cbMed the plan should not commit the city to a 6.5 Hardly anyone was in the auditorium of WMRT for not coming up with a capital million dollar sewer program since the costs Councilman Vernon MacKenzie im- in the plan were largely "giiesrimates." the Island Cinema to hear the opening mediately took exceptions to economic improvement budget specifically for the city remarks (health, safety and welfare) but the of Sanibel and out of two sets of figures assumptions after George Tenney presented Ann Winterbotbam presented the con- total compliment of city fathers and that part of the plan. presented she said that neither one was mothersfs) were there, with the exception of accurate. She said that tiie whole plan called servation section and dropped the bomb that The entire economic outlook, according to Mayor Porter Goss, absent because of a for "too much farther-study" and tbat her no septic tanks would- be permitted within council, was unacceptable. death in his wife's family. conception of the plan was that WMRT was 300 feet of. any open body of water in any of Maps were pinned to the red theater "You can't amortize police vehicles over going to do the studying and "come ap with the ecological zones except "filled land" curtains with clothespins and phrases keot 25 years," MacKenzie commented, "They what we should do on Sanibel." category anc! described the ecological zones. floating around. . ."degraded natural only last three or four years at most. . .1 Francis Bailey took exception to the MacKenzie recommended that better resources. . .extensive development has have difficulty attaching meaning to our recommendation that a 5350,000 building be definitions be made as to the delineation of jjalready destroyed. . .dredging, filling, budget by taking an average budget for built for secondary use purpose of vertical each zone e.g. land elevations, which he said 'stripping..." other communities," he said., and then evacuation during hurricanes. He said he woaid make for better administration, and A few of the public began to wander in as described how a budget is done...After more did not like the idea that f he people might get criticized the "water table map" which he Chairman White was urging the council "to discussion, he said that he agreed in general the false impression that they would not said was "meaningless unless the time of have to leave tiie island if there was a year or the ground elevation was specified." hurricane. Bailey said that he had walked over too much of the Island to say that the ecological MacKenzie took exception to the zone map was correct and that there was a suggestion that the utility tax was vita! need for an aerial topographv study. "progressive."" **I don't agree with that," The amount of water used and cooking fuel During the discussion on mosquito control, used was not much different between the the council agreed that experts should be rich and the poor, he said, and the tax was called into find facts on chemical control of more a "flat tax." than progressive. mosquitos. Butler wondered why the plan would in- Don Marshal! gave a survey of the clude a recommendation to levy a utility tax development element including the when it was the policy" of council not to, and allocation of units per acres. charged the planning commission to "go MacKenzie again took exception, saying back to WMRT and ask them to provide us that the plan was silent on the subject of the with what we need." rights of existing dwellings and existing land Bailey softened the blow by saying that the uses, and tried to add a paragraph to the plan recognizing the continuing legality of plan was a • 'place to start.'" existing land uses and structures as of the Joe McMurtry in his discussion of streets date of adoption of the plan but the council's and roads called for a detailed traffic reaction was that the idea should be studied analysis study before deciding details about by the lawyers before adding it to the plan. roadways. LeeRoy Friday talked on the commercial aspects of the plan and Emily Underbill The stately old Casurinas along undertook the explanation of the ad- Periwinkle came under fire again. '.One ministrative procedures. can't help wondering if they are aware and Butler asked the planning commission So shivering in their roots wondering if they are set up an agenda for the rest of the week. going to go or not. s Bailey said "I'm opposed White responded with "Madam Mayor! The to cutting down trees for traffic reasons." LeBuff agreed and suggested an alternative Council should decide its own agenda '."* Plan products — a lot of paper... to trim the trees to keep the branches away It was decided that the meetings would from the power lines. continue Wednesday at the Island Beach The section on how to cope with human Club. c;:—~ - IT'S A STRAW WORLD" GROOMING & 939-isoo BOARDING 332-2515 TWO HANDY LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU BETTER TRUNKS, TRUNKS, & MORE TRUNKS! I860 COMMERCIAL DR. 2051 MCGREGOR FT. 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GARRISONS - copper sculpture & cloisonne demonstration - Feb. 22nd I 1509 Periwinkle Way 472-2269 Hours9to 5 W Mon.-Sat. 9-5 472-2176 28 February 10, 1976 The (slender how you can adopt it if you happen to have a onions In, added two Tbsp. of chopped scaled, beheaded and pitted whole snapper parsley, another pinch of rosemary, and With a pinch of salt to bake one day. about a Tbsp. of bottled lemon-pepper To begin with, snapper, any kind, is what marinade seasoning, basically because I is know as a "lean" fish, as opposed, for couldn't find any lime juice. (If I had had by ginni instance, to mullet, which is a "fat" fish. lime juice. Fd of added about an ounce plus Lean fish, all the cookbooks wffl'feUyoa. salt and pepper to taste.) This was going to be a recipe for stuffed what was ior wasn't) coming. Remember, should be "barded," a very tedious process Then add just enough flour to make a baked whole snapper (this particular one though, the "slight" should have been of weaving strips of salt pork or bacon in and paste and spread it on the top (if you're was a mutton snapper, but the recipe is emphasized, because what we were handed out of the skin side of the fish, or tooth- lucky enough to have a whole fish) or oa the adapted from one for red snapper j. was a chunk of fish about 10 inches long, four pieking strips of bacon.or salt pork to the skin side of the fillets if you're me. making However, we happen to have the great inches high and 3 inches (of which one and a outside If one wishes to take the easy way sure all fish is covered. privilege of being married to the only half were bone S thick, out. I don't iike to do that—not, as you might Cover the casserole, turn the oven down to gentleman we know who once started out "Couldn't you just sort of slit it up the suppose, because of the work Involved—but iSO and if you're cooking a whole fish, test it with a 27 pound snook and ended up with middle so I'll have some place to put the ! because by the time you're finished cooking for flaking after about 45 minutes. It's done slightly under 6 4 pounds of snook fillets...so stuffing?" I asked, which was my next the thing Csnapper being one of the few fish when the meat is while all the way through when he said, "I'm just going to take it in the mistake, as I ended up with two mutton you cook a long time) the whole thing tastes and flakes easily. If you're using fillets, back yard and cut the head and tail off, and snapper fillets, scaled, with the skin still on. like bacon and-or salt pork, and not fish a- cover, and test after 30 minutes. scale it," we already had a slight idea of However, I'll share with you what I did, and tail. So I did something different. If you like things which are rather spicy, Okay—I took a medium nine inch by nine you'll probably be able to eat it aH, including inch (or perhaps it was ten) square oven- skin and paste. If you're in the mood for a proof casserole, complete with cover, rinsed milder flavor and would like to taste the fish and dried it thoroughly, put it in easy reach a bit, peel off the paste and skin and just eat and turned on the oven Eo400. the fish and stuffing. Good either way/' I then took two onions, chopped coarsely, depending on your particular taste buds. V and sauted them in a bit of butter, sprinkling We received a letter this week from Mrs: with about a tablespoon of chopped parsley Gordon C. Hunter inPennsylvania, Zip 15221 and a pinch of rosemary (sprigs, if you wish i couldn't read the name of- the town) who to be polite, but they look more like little asked us for a repeat of a recipe for "peanut sticks to me) and then added about a cup and butter pie." a quarter of packaged corn bread cubed Unfortunately, unless we have the date of prepared stuffing and two beaten eggs. Oh. the issue the recipe was printed in, we're just before adding the stuffing, I added twice rather at a-loss,, particularly on desserts, the amount of butter that amount of stuffing which we don't make up personally but are called for, and instead of using water or given by faithful co-workers, readers or stock, as the package directs, I used dry cribbed from cookbooks. cocktail sherry. If you wished, at this point So, Mrs. Hunter, if yew can tell us when it you might add" any or all of the following-*a was printed, we'll.do our best. Otherwise, quarter cup finely chopped celery, a half can perhaps j'ou (and the rest of the dessert of chopped water chestnuts and-or a small lovers out there) will be satisfied with this can of drained mushroom pieces. recipe for Peach CustardPie. And, if you had a fish to staff, instead of First, turn your oven on to40 0 degrees and two fillets, you'd staff the whole mixture prepare as unbaked 9 inch pie crust f from a inside the fish and close it shut with tooth- stick or a mix or scateh, whichever .yoti picks or turkey skewers or bamboo fondue prefer) in a pie plate. Set aside. sticks c the pointy kind)—which ever you had Combine two and a half, to three cups of on hand. In desperation, you might find a big chopped fresh peaches cor chopped canned needle and some coarse thread (cotton) and ones which HAVE to be unsweetened) with sew the fish shut. two well beaten eggs, 2 Tbsp. melted butter, However, since I didn't have a whole fish, about a cup and a quarter of white sugar and I put the stuffing is the bottom of the two crushed soda crackers. casserole and placed the fish, skin side up. Mix thoroughly and let stand for 10 on top of the staffing, making sure the fish minutes. Pour into crust and pop into oven So you go to get a picture of an alligator covered all the stuffing. for 15 minutes; then reduce oven heat to 37§ Then, I took a half a stick of butter and and bake for another 35 to45 minutes. — and find a duck, instead! melted it in the same pan I had sauteed the Have fun. 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Hiers walks out create a place for the rich Listed below are subjects which will be brought before the upccsning people and fee poor people Legisia.ti.-we Session in Tallahassee. Representative ?5uckolls would appreciate your opinions and coszaents. The questions asked do not necessarily reflect the are going to have to leave." opinions of Representative Huckolls, but are asked to give his your opinion on on city council and then I walked out." important Questions. Don agreed with his wife. YES SO HO OPISIOH Bon Hlers walked oat of city is causing us to lose "1 think all the retired 1. Do you feel stronger Financial Disclosure Laws will 1 ] f 1 j [ 1. city council meeting everything. How are we people ought to buy our substantially upgrade the quality & effectiveness of property if they want a incumbent and newly elected officials? Tuesday after the council going to pay our taxes if we indicated that relief from can't work?" millionaire's paradise." 2. Co you feel judges should be appointed, not elected? ) I j I 1 i 2. the respite would require Hiers said that he has "The government on this 3. Do you favor nore stringent requirements on Selfare | ) [ j | [ 3. Heirs client George Wiss. lived on the island sinee Island isn't wnat America is recipients? to purchase more land to 1939. all about," Helga said softly. buiidahouse, Sanibei shouldn't celebrate 4. Do you favor registration of. all flrearas, including | | | | ) | U. "When we came here handguns, shotguns & rifles? Council asked Hiers to there \%ere 37 houses, no the Bicentennial because they don't know what it's ail 5. Do you favor continuation of city court systems | ) | | i ) 5. phone Wiss. Wiss responded electricity, no city water, no where they currently exist? that he would not buy more paved roads and" plenty of about. Since I became an land. Wiss owns oae building mosquitoes. We made our American citizen and took 6. Should Religious Organizations be subject to tax on j j j j ) j 6. lot of 9,325 square feet. A living back in those days by the oath I think America is property not specifically used for worship purposes? recently enacted City or- picking up shells off the the greatest place to live, 7. Should state prisoners and able bodied welfare i j [ | [ j 7. dinance requires 10.000 faeach. In a sense my family but Sanibei is dif- recipients be used for work on public projects? square feet. were pioneers." ferent..Sanibei seems to In view of diminishing'catches, do you feel that j j | ) [ [ 8. "It didn't make any dif- When Don got out of make classification on who reinstatenent of the ban on game fishing curing ference to me." Hiers said, service he said that he had you are. not what you are, spawning season would be beneficial to the future of •which is not what the the tourist as well as fishing industry? "one way or Che other. "I worked three and four jobs told them if they were going at one time in order to get Constitution of my adopted 9. Do you favor an increase in gasoline taxes to build I I j 1 \ \ S. country means." Florida roads? to vote it down, do it, but along. make up their minds. Then I Helga was sitting in the The stormy story had a 10. Would you support the concept of 1-75 as a toll road? j . j j ) j 10. walked out." audience with Don during happy ending. The council 11. Do you favor casino gambling in Florida? [ j [ j j j 11. "I'd like to know when the the meeting. voted to allow the building to people who live here and "I was so upset, my whole go forward. 12. Do you support a state lottery system? i I | I j 1 12. earn a living here are going body was snaking. I think 13. Would you favor a state incoae tax? | [ | | | j 13. to wake up? How much it's unfair for a person who more do they expect us to owns a lot to build on to be 14. As a means of generating additional state revenue 14. IF IT BECOMES NECESSARY, which of the above stand? I've lost over S300.000 told by the city that he has to (11 through 13) would you prefer? in work because of the city. I buy more property. We Obit..." 15. Do you feel the state, rather than generate more j j | j | \ 15. think the people are scared. incorporated to stop con- revenue, should curtail public spending to the level . .they're afraid of stepping dominiums but which ones of available funds? on the toes of the city. I think have they actually stop- Isabel COHMEHTS it's ridiculous that people ped?" she asked, and added have to beg. that questions about what a Goodnow "Helga and I worked hard contractor does for his client Giiiett Are you a registered voter? Florida? Another State?_ seven days and nights to get other than the land and the Please check one (not necessary, Dut of interest for compilation) where we are and now the building "should not be the 18-25 yrs 26-40 yrs 41-65 yrs 66 or over Isabel Goodnow Giiiett, 87. died Tuesday last, Feb. 2, SAME in Canaan, Connecticut. A Please note: 1 questionnaire-1 vote resident of Norfolk, Conn., ADDRESS If other raerabers of your household MADAM DORINDA wish to also respond, please use she had been wintering on separate piece of paper with numbers Captiva for many years. & responses, and it," too, will be recorded. The widow of E. Kendall Beturn completed questionnaire to: Giiiett, Sr., she "is survived Representative Paul tJuckolls (R), District 91 by two daughters, Elizabeth P. 0. Box 6631 Day of Captiva and Canaan, Fort Myers, Fl, 33901 and {Catherine McClintock of Bronxville, N.Y.; two sons. E.K. Giiiett Jr.. of Scarsdale. N.Y. and Frank G. Giiiett' of Pasadena. California; IIgrandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. A memorial service was PARCELLS held this past Saturday. Feb. 7, in Norfolk at the Norfolk Congregational Church. In lieu of flowers, AND the family requested that ASTROLOGER memorial donations may be HOMES made to the Captiva Chapel GENTRY, INCj PROPERTIES TAROT CARD READER by the Sea. INVESTMENTS on Sanibei and Nationwide J-ust in time 1628 Periwinkle Way SANIBEL AND P.O. Box 384, Sanibei, Fl. 33957 NATIONAL (813) 472-4100 REAL ESTATE youft QJ New Shipment of Captiva Novelty T-Shirts Adults & Children's Also Children's Bathing Suits with Matching Tops s Mini alley's AA-on.-Sat.: 9:00--6:00 p.m. Sportswear Center Closed on Sunday - 472-2374 next to Grog Shop DE HAHN CAPTIVA ISLAND 30 Febroory TO, 1976 The Islander Wise as an owl??? Cautious as an owl??? William G. Gillmore, present member of the Cape Coral Police, who will be running in the Republican primary for Sheriff. Members of the press and TV gather to hear Gilmore's "in the running" announcement. ...or greedy as a 'gaior! Monday night, 6:30 p.m..to sign off February 16 Sunday all day schedule 6:30 p.m. 11-CBS Evening News 20-NBC Nightly News February 15 11:30 a.m. 5:00 26-ABC Evening News 26- 20-Mexican. .and American Religious special 7:00p.m. 6:57 a.m. MakeaWish 5:30p.m. 11-Gunsmoke 11-Morning Devotions 11:45 26-Xn Winter Olympics 20-Concentration 7:00a.m. 20-Nzuri-East Africa (Travel Fihn) 6:00 26-Space 1999 11-The Christophers 12:00 Noon 11-News Eleven 7:30 p.m. 7:L30a.m. 11-His Living Word 20-Fisherman-Tarpon 20-Wild Kingdom 11-Rex Humbard 26-Insight 6:30 i 8:00p.m. 12:15 p.m. il-CBS Sunday News with Bob Shieffer 11-Rhoda 8:00 a.m. 20-Gulf Coast on Wall Street 20-NBC Sunday Night News 20-The Rich Little Show 20-Amazing Grac« 12:30 p.m. 26-TBA 26-On the Rocks 8:30 a.m. 11-Camera Three 7:00p.m. 8:27p.m. 11-Oral Roberts 20-Meet the Press 11-60 Minutes ll-Bicentennial Minutes 20-Oid Time Gospel Hour 26-Travelogue 20-Wonderful World of Disney ' 20-PhylHs' 9:00a.m.. 1:00 p.m. 26-XII Winter Olympics 11-Face the Nation 8:00p.m. 26-Monday Night Movie 11-Breakfast at the Matador Room 20-Grandstand 11-The Sonny and Cher Show 9:00 p.m. 2tf Good News 1:30 p.m. 26-Six Million Dollar Man 11-A11 in the Family 9:30 a.m. ll-Mayberry RFD 8:57p.m. . 20-Joe Forrester ' 20-Changed Lives 20-World Championship Tennis Challenge ll-Bicentennial Minutes 9:30p.m. 26-Old Time Gospel Hour Cup. 9:00 p.m. 11-Maude 10:00a.m. 26-Xn Winter Olympics 11-Kojak 10:00 p.m. ll-Catholic Mass 2:00 20-NBC Sunday Mystery Movie ll-Medical Center - 20-Norman Vincent Peale 11-NBA on CBS 26-XII Winter Olympics 20-Jigsaw John 10:30 a.m. 2:10 10:00p.m. 26-Rich Man, Poor Man 11-Day of Discovery 11-NBA on CBS .-National Basketball game, 11-Bronk . 11:00 p.m. 20-David and Goliath Los Angeles Lakers vs. Washington Bullets 11:00p.m. 11-News Eleven 26-Body of Christ 3:30p.m. 11-News Eleven 20-Eyewitness News 2-Grandstand 20-Ironside 26-Closeup News 10:45 26-TBA 26-ABC Weekend News 11:30 2O-Thisjs the Life 4:00 11:15 p.m. 11-CBS Late Movie "Unwed Father" 11:00 20-Championship Fishing 26-Late Movie:"Rendevous at Midnight" 20-Tonight Show, Johnny Carson ll-L6cal Church Service 4:30 11:30 p.m. 26-Monday Night Special 26-These are the Days 11-Andy Williams, San Diego Open 11-Kiplinger Changing Times 1:00a.m.. 11:15 a.m. 20-Lorne Green's Last of the Wild 11:45 p.m. 20-Tomorrow 20-Insight 26-Wide World of Sports 11-CBS Late News 26-News Final The Islander February 10, 1976 Islander classified advertising M!SC. FOR SALE FOR SALE: 2 bedrooms, ANNOUNCEMENTS REAL ESTATE 2 baths or 1 bedroom and 1 SERVICES LOCKSMITH bath and efficiency apart- Master Keying ALCOHOLICS ANONYMO FOR SALE YARD SALE ment, furnished home on Locks Opened US, open meeting, St. proceeds of sales piiings built 1974, value Deadboifs Installed Michael's & All Angels goto charity 545,000, seil S37,5GQ with PtUttKNG CONTRACTOR 463-2752 Church, Periwinkle Way, chaise lounge, bric-a-brac, FOR SALE: Sanibel Arms terms, consider as part UCENSfiD-iNSUSED-SONDED Licensed & Bonded Friday nights, 8 p.m. For antiques, etc. West, Gulf and Tennis down payment in trade, CAPTfVA 472-551S information call 332-1300. THURSDAYS ONLY condominium. Spacious 2 new auto, commercial tot Custom Framing k-k-k-k+itrirk-kirk-k-kirt 2-4p.m. at bedroom, 2 bath apt. Large or ? Call 995-4269 or 995- screened porch with beau- done on premises SAILBOAT RENTAL PIRATE PLAYHOUSE 5481, ext. 34. WiNDOW WASHING DONE tiful gulf view. Decorator Rent day or week 472-2121 RESIDENTIAL & furnished with many ex- Island Arts 23' - Shoal Draft COMMERCIAL tras. Will show at your con- FOR SALE Motor — Safe -- 481-7679 1554 Periwinkle Way venience. THE KNUDSEN SleepsS Comfortable Two Lots on private 472-2893 COMPANY, Realtor. 440 Guide Available FIBERGLASS, road on Sanibel. Only San Carlos Blvd., Fort 463-2320 RESINS, 700 ft. from GuSf with ac- ************** POLYESTER, Myers Beach. 453-9652, cess to beach via per- EPOXYS, after hours, 472-2385. manent easement. Lot BOATS FOR SALE FOAM, 1: 90 X 120ft. Lot 2: litx FIBERGLASS HOUSE FOR SALE: A 110 ft. Buy one or both. winding driveway through WANTED: Used Outboard CLOTH, MATS, ETC. 518,000 per iot. Call 472- the trees' leads to this con- Motor — Johnson or Evin- 2621. EPOXY PAINTS, temporary styled, secluded rude, 20 HP or 25 HP with OVER 1Q0 retreat 100' of waterfront cable controls and electric DIFFERENT ITEMS on the Clam Bayou, near start wiring. Contact Blind SALE OR EXCHANGE: Biind Pass, and only a Lease now availabie In Pass Marina {Mr. Johnson) 1 bedroom Gulfview condo, short canoe paddle to Bow- 472-1020. Suncoast Fiberglass Sanibei Arms, 535,000.*- SflNIBELs PRESTIGIOUS - man's Beach. 2 bedroom, 2880 Palm Beach Blvd. A. Brown, 94SQ SW 108th redwood exterior, furn- BflYWIND PLftZfti FOR SALE: Chrysler St., Miami, Fia. 33176; Ft. Myers 334-6127 ished, reverse cycle cen- Cordoba '75. All luxuries, (305)-271-8473. 1,100 sq. ft. in professional building; panelled, sound- tral air, storage building cruise control, AM/FM proof, carpeted, draped, air conditioned, ample park- offers potential for con- ^tepeo. All power, 6-way r¥rfngAcl"~] ing, hurricane protection, excellent location, owner wiif version to studio or guest Teat, rust proof, rear win- —-a-—•<> «a<— concert to 2 - 55G sq. ft. units. I 10%DIscountJ unit. % acre lot 379,900 dow defroster. Mag wheels. WOODEN DOCKS cell or write Belt© O, Parke with -owning financing AskingS5,000. 472-4986. * repaired or built to order. available. Baywind Haxe, 2402 Palm IHdge Rd. [One year free guarantee. ThomasA.AIexsy, Realtor Sonibei felon*, Florida 33957 classified ads fAlso have barge to trans- REAL ESTATE 2015 W. 1st St. phone (813) 472-2946 get fast results port any material. Exce*- FOR RENT Ft. Myers, Fla. 334-0281 j: lent reference furnished, i " Cat! 694-0980. HELP WANTED FOR RENT: Completely FO8 SALE furnished apt. availabie Island homes, homesiie iots, for season or yearly. Call 5 year old needs transpor- Lou Niper, 995-5481 ext. 34. all kinds of Sanibei island real estate tation from Children's Cen- WANTED ter and youthsitting in your Widow must seii lovely Ruteabera bunt name Stop in and see us home /.-"on. - Fri., 5-7 p.m. FOR RENT situated directly-on riverfront. Prestige McGregor • or call today — 472-1123 Salary negotiable. Call Sunset Cove area. Excellent condition, 3 sedrcorns. 2 472-3275 and ask for Linda Woodbridge Apartments - Efficiencies and One Bed- oaths, airs, heat. Spacious living room - F'erica room. Brown. Laughrey & Holtz- room Units. Centraify locat- Screened patio porch. Extra large double garage with ed just off Periwinkle Way. iots of built-in storage closets. Efficiency eat-in kit- Island Real Estate, Inc. Reg. Real Estate Broker SALESPERSON NEEDED Si70ond SI 95 plus electrici- chen, county wafer, deep sel! for sprinkling system. ty, furnished. NO children. Liking people, knowledge Sewer installed. Barrel tile roof, -.vide overhang. After ho urs — 472-1846 NO pets. Another develop- of Islands and creative Professionally landscaped. Mature bearing fruit trees, ment served by Executive many other features. ability more important Services, inc. Realtor. Call than experience. Must have .-ei£& transportation; pre- 472-4195 PRINCIPALS ONLY. 97 FEET ON NAVIGABLE CANAL fer Sanibel or Captiva PRICE $89,500 PHONE 481-2186 Plus beach access! Call us to show you this resident. Write - giving TOWN HOUSE FOR RENT affordable homesite in Anchor's Aweigh name & qualifications to 2 bedroom, 2 bath, furn- Subdivision for $26,000. P.O. Box 3, Sanibel, Fla. ished, pool, dock. Call 305- 33957. 921-2935 or 305-921-1879. $13,000 "MY BLUE HEAVEN" This will be "your song" if you purchase SAVE I this newly listed spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bath Owner Must Sell Gulf Front Condominium home which is completely carpeted in beau- crossword at Sundial Beach and Tennis Club, Sanibel tiful cool blue.- Large comfortable Jiving ... 2 bedroom, 2 bath, luxuriously furnished. room overlooking a huge screened lanai and $75,000 Si 15 x 30 heated pool. Added features: cheer- on page 7 Available Now! n ful dining room, slate floor kitchen, big Call Owner at 813-472-4747 H laundry room, 2 car garage plus a cozy or II "retreat" (den). A great family home! 516-427-5904 §§ Located on an inland lake and on a cul-de- sac. Realistically priced at $79,500. BEAUTIFUL LOCATION PRI'SCI'IICI Tfluuphy on Sanibel River. 3 bedroom, 2 bath MAUCXI* Realty. Inc •on approximately % acre ... heavily TOM LANTERMAM A generation plus of islands experience. or wooded. Realistically Priced Under AL LAFPA $60,000. MAIN OFFICE P.O. Box 57 for new or used cars or trucks Wyman B. Atkins, Jr., Realtor Periwinkle Way, Sanibe! Island for any budget 472-1511 -WILL DELIVER - Reg. Real Estate Broker BRANCH OFFICE: •SAM GALLOWAY FORD Causeway Road 472-4121 Fort Myers, Florida 936-2193 1473 Periwinkle Way 813-472-2194 or evenings 472-2901 Dontrrfes Subscribe now to the Sanibel-Captiva ISLANDER. fteboot the original little paper which really gets around! •••-'. NAME • $5.00 Check enclosed for year's subscription ADDRESS Bill Me- CITY & STATE Z3P Mai! this coupon to the ISLANDER, P.O. Box 3, Sanibei, FL. 33957 32 February 10,1976 The Islander City Council, between William Frizzell and John hearing the plan and all, Kontinos to do some repair found time on Tuesday to work to a canal (or mosquito continue the case of ditch, depending on one's Pelican's Roost, grant point of view), considered permits, pass ordinances the money to be paid to and okay the musical Wallace, McHarg. Roberts licenses of: Robert M. and Todd (WMRT) for Taylor, who was allowed to further planning studies and City finish Building D and con- heard the various legal and struct Building C of Ten- councilmen's reports. nisplaee; permit Mr. and Mrs. Noel MacCarrey to A report was also made on council build a single family home, the Sundial negotiations, the adopted a parking ordinance detail of which we will go and a public improvement into more next week. Next budget, said that Sanibel week, we shall also have a notes Inn, Top 0 Mast II and the rather detailed report on the Lighthouse Restaurant Army Corps of Engineers, could legally have live which we planned to do this entertainment, refused a week, but were then over- request from George Wiss whelmed with enough Welcome to (see Hires story elsewhere conflicting data (and sur- in ISLANDER) to build a prises, we may add) that we Sanibel •& CapiivOf.. single family dwelling in decided it merited more Tradewinds, and denied an than a last-minute hurry up our Beautiful Islands! application made by survev. While jon are here, a visit to our offices will inform you about homes and homesites. condominiums, acreage, Gnlf and Bay frontage and businesses. Or, write for island in formation i FWsciIla Wluuphiy Realty, Inc. special this week only at the Piistila A. Mw$foy,ammm REALTOR* StanleyE. Johnson, Jr, President sea horse shop Main Office: P.O. Box 57 Periwinkle Way, Ssxabd. Island 472-1511 at the Lighthouse End of Sanibei Breach Office; Causeway Road 472-4121 Daily 9 to 5:30 - Sunday 12 to 5:30 Youfre our WE HAVE!! CAKES AND CANDY, EVEN HEART SHAPED CAKE PANS! EVERYTHING YOUR VALENTINE T WILL NEED. BAILEY'S GENERAL STORE in Island Shopping Center, corner of Periwinkle & Tarpon Bay Roads Serving Sanibel & Captivo blonds since 1899 SANIBEL PACKING COMPANY WESTERN UNION - WINE & C016 BEER -FILM DtVHONHG SERVICE We Are Open 52 Weeks A Year To S"erve You Monday -Thursday 8 ajn. to6 p.m. Friday & Saturday 8 a.m..to8 yjm. Sunday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.