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The first annual South Seas Plantation Open Tennis tournament, was a smashing success inmore ways than one, according to tourney director Greg Parker.

A number — — — Jt i , $b imprecise near top rated fficye-ra, -kieivding a number ofDavis Cup pros, (including eventual winner Greg Haider} gathered at S5P at the tip end of Cop-tiva for three days of gruefing Sessions in the sun.

While each day in itself was packed with excitement, the Finals in winch Holder look the firstset, Gordon Jones the second, saw the players going into a 6 all tie-breaker in the third andfinal set, was one to make the spectators hold their breath — — —-if such a thing could havebeen accomplished for almost three hours.

in the tie breaker, according to Parker, Jones was ahead four points, and then played fivematch points, except that Haider won them a(l, giving him the game and match.

Parker said this first Open was such a success that it would undoubtably become an annuolevent.

The unopposed council incumbentsWith election day (November 2) only two

weeks away, the ISLANDER thought it wastime to inform Island voters who may just bereturning from summer absences of thestatus of the race for four city council seatscoming open on Sanibel this fall. ;

For openers, the race for three of the fourcouncil seats coming vacant. this yearpromises to be not much of a race at all, inthat three incumbent candidates for the citycouncil are running unopposed in their bidfor reelection.

Thus, the names of councilmen CharlesLeBuff, Francis Bailey and Mayor Porter

ss will not appear on the NovemberSlot. Rather, upon the completion of the

election process-for the one city council seatbeing contested this year, Lee CountySupervisor of Elections Enid Earle willforward certificates of election to SanibelCity Hall proclaiming the three unopposedincumbents victors in the races for theirrespective seats. They, then, will each servea four-year term of of fice.

An unexpected vacancy on the councilwhich must be filled this November is seatnumber four, which came open with theresignation of- Councilman VernonMacKenzie. Although MacKenzie originallydrew a four-year term of office in thecouncil's organizational process ofDecember, 1974, he was forced to tender hisresignation from the council for reasons of.health earlier this summer.

During the month-long qualifying periodfor prospective council candidates, only twoIslanders signed up to run for the remainingtwo years of councilman MacKenzie's initialterm of off ice. '

The first was Sanibel resident and CPOOS(Concerned Properly Owners of Sanibel)President Carol Quillinan, whose solo bid for

seat number four was shortly contested bycity planning commissioner C. Duane White.

Ms. Quillinan, a frequent and vocal op-ponent of the new Comprehensive Land UsePlan adopted by the city council on July 19,of this year, is running on what could betermed an opposition ticket to the currentcity administration, while Mr. White is astrong proponent of the land use plan whichhe, as chairman of the city planning com-mission for the past two years, helped tocreate.

Immediately following their qualificationfor candidacy, the three incumbents andCommissioner White were endorsed byOperation Election '76, an autonomouscommittee formed by the members of theCommittee of the Islands.

Since then, the race for council seatnumber four has been so low key as to bepractically nonexistent. The only publicconfrontation between the two candidatescame at a "Candidates Night" forum heldby the Sanibel Community Association onOctober 5.

In the next issue, the ISLANDER willfeature interviews with both Ms. Quillinanand Mr. White.

Whatfollows is a oriel summary'ofeach ofthe three candidates whom have beenreelected to the council by virtue of non-opposition:

Sanibel Mayor Porter Goss has beenactive in community affairs both on Sanibeland elsewhere in Lee County ever since hefirst moved to the Island early in 1971. Bornin Waterbury, Connecticut, Mayor Goss ismagna cum laude graduate of Yale

mayor by the five-man council.During his two years as councilman,

Porter Goss has given city residents in-numerable hours of service both in his ad-ministrative capacity as council chairmanand in his ceremonial function as Mayor ofthe City of Sanibel.

A staunch proponent of stringent land useplanning for the Island, Mayor Goss has alsoworked to keep city taxes from skyrocketingin the wake of incorporation.

Porter GossUniversity and an army veteran with tenyears experience in the area of internationalpolitics on the federal level.

Since coming to Sanibel, he was at onetime a part-owner of Island Boat Rentalsand was - a n d is a co-owner of. the CasaTurquesa Cottages. He was active in theSanibel-Captiva Chamber of Commerce andserved on the Chamber's Action Committee.

Before running for city council in 1974.Mayor Goss was a member of the SanibelCauseway Refinancing Committee, theSanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation,the advisory committee of SanibelTomorrow, a director of the Sanibel Com-munity Association, a director of theChildren's Center of the Islands, andchairman of the Community Association'sIsland Improvement Committee, amongother civic organizations.

Mayor Goss was elected to the council onDecember 3, 1974 by a landslide 68 per centof the 1,021 votes cast in the city's firstcouncil election, and has twice been elected

Charles LeBuff

Councilman Charles LeBuff first visitedSanibel in 1952 and established permanentresidency on the Island in the SanibelLighthouse in December of 1958, where hehas worked for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife

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Tuesday, Oct. 19, 1976 The ISLANDS*

SANIBEL-GAPTWA ISLANDEREstablished 1961

Editor Virginia N. Brown

Classified Rates: S1.00 minimum for 10 words or less; fivecents per word thereafter.

Deadlines: Advertising- Wednesday 5 p.m.Classifieds may be phoned in (472-1881) up to Thurs. noon.Please call classifieds and subscriptions to 463-4421 if youcan't reach 472-1881.

Office address: Suite 7, Woodbridge Apt, 1516 PeriwnkteWay, Sanibel, FL. 33957. Mailing address: P.O. Box 3, Sanibe!,FL. 33957. Office phone: 472-1881-

Second class postage entered and paid at Fort Myers Beach,Florida 33931,

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HOURS: 10 TO S CLOSED SUNDAY

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ActivitiesCalendar

These listings are presented as a public service for visitorsand motel owners {who may get tired of reciting long iists fortheir guests) by the Sanibel Capfiva ISLANDER, if you havea service, either paid for or free, which you think should beIncluded, please call the ISLANDER office at J72-188T. ThanKyou.

things to doBINGO MUREX - American Legion Home, Wednesdays

8 p.m. - no minors.

KRD TOURSmouth, 472-1516.

Griffin Bancroft, 472-1447; George Wey-

RSHiNGGUfDESFOR CHARTER: Cap?. Ted Cofe, 472-2723;Capt. Doug Fischer, 472-1551; Capl. Baugfcn Halioway, 472-2802; Capt. Belton Johnson, 472-1122; Capt. John Johnson,472-1020; Capt. Bob Sabatino, 472 1784; Capt. Duke Sells,472-1784; Esperanza Woodring, 472-1126; Capt. ChicKennedy,472-4087; Capt. Herb Purdy, 472-1849, (also offers sightseeingtrips).

MUSEUM - the Odyssey Museum of Miniature Americana1554 Periwinkle Way, 472-1786.

NATURAL HISTORY FIELD TRIPS to SanibeS's wildlifehabitats. For reservations call 472-1516 or 472-2180.

SAILING (lessons and-or charter): Soufhwind, 472-2531;Paui Taylor, 472-1551. *

SHELLING TOURS - Beach Bay Bayou, 472-1315; BaughnHalioway, 472-2802; Duke Sells, 472-1784; Tarpon Bay Marina472-1323.

SIGHTSEHNG TOURS - Herb Purdy, 472-1333 or 472-1849;Tarpon Bay Marina (canoes), 472-1323; Capt. ChicKennedy,472-4087, San ibei Marina.

political and governmentalSAHIBS. CIW COUNCIL* meets the 1st,. 3rd and" 5ft Tues-"

days of every t ionl l i at 9's.m. at City 'Hall, unless special :;jmeeiings are called. The public is'rtvifed. :

SANIBEL PLANNING COMMISSION meets every Mondayat 9:30 a.m. at Sanihet City Hail, unless special meetingsare called. The public is invited. -." "

FIRE DEPARTMENT meets every 2nd and 4ttt Thursday at7:30, Paim Ridge Road Firehouse.

SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION Board ofDirectors meets the second Tuesday of each month at 3:30.

SANIBEL FIRE CONTROL DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS meeton the second Tuesday of the month at 1:C0 p.m. at the fire-house on Palm Ridge Road/

librariesCAPTIVA LIBRARY - Tuesdays and Saturdays, 9:30 a.m.

'tH noon.SANIBEL LIBRARY: Hourss: Mon., Wed. & Fr i . . 2 • 4 p.m.;

Tues., Thurs. & Sat., 10a.m. • 12 Noon.

how to get there /BOATS (FISHING) TO RENT •- Blind Pass Marina, 472-

1020, island Boat Rental, 472-2228, 'Tween Waters Marina,472-17S4, Tarpon Bay (canoes), 472-1323.

BOATSS (SAIL) TO RENT - The colony, 472-1424; South-wind, inc. 472-2531.

MOTORCYCLE RENTALS - Sanibel Motorcycle Rentals1203 Periwinkle- 472-2001.

BICYCLES FOR RENT: Hines Rental, 472-2874 or checkihe moteJ you are staying in.

SIGHTSEEING INFORMATIONice, 472-1100.

U.S. Fish & Wildlife Serv-

TENNIS & SCUBA EQUIPMENT {RENTAL}, The Real Eel,472-2674.

WATER SKIING - Herb Purdy, 472-1333 or 472-1849.

OFF ISLAND DAY TIME ATTRACTIONS - Edison Home in Ft.Myers, 334-1280; Shell Factory, U.S. 41 North Fort Myers;Jungje Cruises, 334-7474, Fort Myers Yacchf Basin; WaltzingWater, 283 0636, Pine Island Road.

fraternal groupsROTARY INTERNATIONAL - area meetings. Fort Myers,

Tuesdays at 12:15 in the Shrine Building off Cleveland Ave.;Fort Myers South, Mondays at 12:15 in the Sheraton Inn onRt. 41; Fort Myers Beach, Thursdays at 12:15 in the HolidayInn on Estero Blvd.; Cape Coral, Wednesdays at 8:00 a.m. inthe Cape Coral Country Club. For information call DickVann, 463-9436.

KIWANIS CLUB meets each Wednesday morning at 8:00a.m. at Casa Ybel Resort. -

BOY SCOUT TROOP NO. 88 meets at 7:30 p.m. Wednesdayat the school.

LIONS CLUB of Sanibel-Captiva meets at 6:30 p.m. the 1stand 3rd Wednesday of each month at Casa Ybel Resort.

AL ANON - Every Friday, 8:00 p.m. at St. Michael's and AllAngels Church. For information call 472-2491.

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS - open meeting, St. Michael'sand All Angels Church, Periwinkle Way, Friday nights, 8:00p.m. For information call 332-1300."

clubs&civic groups

AMERICAN LEGION POST No. 123-American Legion Home,second Tuesday of the month, 8 p.m.

LADIES GUILD of the Sanibel Community Church meetsat 1:30 every third Thurssday of the month. For Details,phone 472-2425.

SANIBEL COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, 1C. - Sanibel Communityhouse, 1st Tuesdays, 6:30 p.m.

Church CalendarCHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES

Sanibe! Public LibrarySunday 11:00 a.m. - Wednesday 8:00 p.m.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCHThe Rev. Go-aid Frost Minister

SUNDAY SERVICE:Sunday School 9:45 a.m.Worship 11:00 a.m.Evening Services 7:00 p.m.WEDNESDAY EVENING:

• Prayer Meeting 7:00 p.m.

GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCHThe Rev. Nicholas Sitaras

Services held in the Redeemer LutheranChurch corner of Canal and Broadway,Fort Myers.

.Sunday 10:00 a.m.ST. ISABEL CATHOLIC CHURCH

Fr. Gerard BeauregardSaturday Evening Mass 5:30 p.m.Sunday Mass 8:30 & 10:00 a.m.Friday Mass:First Friday of each month 7:30 p.m.Daily Mass 5:30 p.m.Holy Days ..... 10:00 a.m.Vigil 7:30 p.m.

Confession before each Mass.SANIBEL COMMUNITY CHURCHThe Rev. Bruce E. Milligan, Pastor

Sunday Service & Sunday School . . . 10a.m.ST. MICHAEL"S AND ALL ANGELS

EPISCOPAL CHURCHThe Rev. James D.B. Hubbs, Rector

SUNDAY:Holy Communion 7:30 a.m.1st & 3rd Sundays . . . . . . . . . . 9:30 a.m.Morning Worship,2nd & 4th Sundays 9:30 a.m.

SPIRITUALIST CHURCHRev. Nona F. Hurtado, Secretary - 639-0843

The Christian Thinkers of America, 3620Acline Road, Punta Gorda. Worship ServiceSunday, 11:00 a.m.

TEMPLE BETH ELDel Prado Parkway, Cape Coral

Rabbi Simon FriedetnanFriday Worship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 p.m.

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The ISLANDER Tuesday, Oct. 19,

In your opinion. "Do you think the fstands's existing road networkwill be adequate to accomodate the heavy tourist traffic

predicted for the months ahead?"

William Kimbali, Sanibel: "No way. Thepresent highway system was built at a timewhen there weren't many people living onthe Islands and there was little or no touristtraffic. We're in a whole new world now."

Jeannette Clegg, Sanibel: '"No. I don't seehow it can, because I remember waiting sclong to get out of various intersections ©ntcPeriwinkle last season. No, unfortunately,it's not.. ."

Gretcfeen Wilson, Captiva: "Mo. I thinkthey should do something about it, butldon'tknow what"

Sharon Marable, Tuscaloosa, Ala.:"Probaby not. I think we should go back tothe ferry myself. That would solve all thetraffic problems."

O.L. Byer, Sanibel: '"Really, it could beimproved, because we've got a lot of trafficout here. We had a continual flow of trafficlast season and it's going to be the same, orworse, from here on out."

HOURS 10 - 5

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Dolly Ireland, Sanibel: "No. If it'sanything like it was last year, it took us ahalf hour just to get from our house down tothe bridge."

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Tuesday, Oct. 19, 1976 ThetSLANDER

Letter to the editor:To The Editor:

Noting the "AD" relating to "OLDEHOUSE SHOPPE," Sanifael Islanders mayfind interest in the following incidentsconcerning this property and the ownersprior to 1965. Their names, the Bruaws andthe Towers appear under the roof in thegable facing the Gulf.

Mr. and Mrs. John Bruaw, who were fromYork Haven, Pa., are believed to haveoperated one of the first large tomato farmsin Florida, shipping their produce via boatsfrom a dock at the San Carlos Bay end ofTarpon Bay Road. A hurricane whichswamped the Island and ruined the cropwas, no doubt, the cause for their giving upthe farm and having it plotted as aresidential subdivision, which wasregistered in the Lee County Court Houseand duly approved as "SANIBEL GAR-DENS." The 160 acres, with the exception ofl'-2 acres with house and large barn, was •turned over to a developer who nevercarried through the paving of streets orother improvements and thus it remained amarshland.

The Bruaws' niece, whose husband wasSecretary of the heavy machinerymanufacturer for whom Mr. Towers wasDistrict Sales Manager, suggested that,because of Mrs. Bruaw's poor health, theproperty would likely be for sale. The J.K.Towers of York. Pa., throughout Mr.Towers* 35 years of traveling on business inFlorida and other southern states, gave littlethought to buying a winter home for hisretirement in 1956, even when ownersbegged for a trade at any price in the big"Boom & Bust." An inspection of the houserevealed the Bruaws compassionate interestin those who has missed the last ferry andwere stranded on the Island, for there werebeds in every possible area of the house —nothing so luxurious as present day motels.This very old house provided a challenge tothe Towers design experience, they havingdeveloped a 50-acre residential tract inYork, Mrs. Towers having designed most of

the homes for it.Our first drive up the lane to the house

after purchase in January, 1956, broughtsomewhat of a depressed feeling andf ofcourse, with more detailed inspection, arealization of the task before us. With thescreeching owl in the Palm tree leeringdown at us as we dashed into the "ChickSale" on the front porch, the 8-foot longsnake at our feet slithering from under thehouse as we went out back to hang up thewash, or the bald eagle looking down fromthe tall Australian Pines where he shared hisnext with the Osprey, there had to be a timefor becoming accustomed to almosteverything not usually experienced by folksfrom Pennsylvania.

The colored family who lived In the oldschoolhouse on Tarpon Bay Road were gladto have the beds and other furniture and withhelp of our good friend, "The Barber ofSanibel," sometime carpenter, "Doc"Bryant, Jim Pickens, Nave Plumbing andnumerous trips to Bailey's Store and storesin Fort Myers, our Colonial type homebecame a comfortable winter home for theTowers until sold by them through Mr.Simonds and Pricilla Murphy in 1965.Unfortunately, the beauty of the house andsetting was marred by the unlovely PostOffice stuck right near the end of the house.

A hurricane which hit Sanibel in Sep-tember while the Towers owned theproperty, disposed of the large barn by-blowing the metal roof with the rafters downto Tarpon Bay Road, wrapping it around thelarge Australian Pines along the front of theproperty and blocking the Periwinkle Roadfor a good distance with the downed Pines.Thanks to the considerate men of Sanibel,their chain saw crew cut a swath through thedowned trees providing a path for passage ofcars.

An emergency operation on Mr. Towers atthe Fort Myers Hospital which caused Mrs.Towers to drive him over the new Causewayat 2 a.m., was the cause for their decision tosell. -s-J.K. Towers Ocean Grove, N.J.

Council incumbentsService and the J.N. (Ding) DarlingNational Wildlife Refuge ever since.

In his capacity as biological technicianwith the Darling Refuge, councilman LeBuffhas had extensive experience in the areas oflaw enforcement, environmentalmanagement and budgetary processes.

Prior to moving to the Islands, he was withthe Bureau of Commercial Fisheriesstudying the red tide in the Gulf of Naples.

At various times during his sixteen yearsas an Islander before serving on the citycouncil, Charles LeBuff served as presidentof the Sanibel-Captiva Audubon Society, as adirector of the Sanibel-Captiva ConservationFoundation and as a scoutmaster on Sanibelfor two years. Furthermore, he has alsoworked very closely with the SanibelCommunity Association and has helped withthe Shell Fair on a number of occasions, aswell as having been a regular contributor tothe ISLANDER for many years! Otherorganizations to which he has held mem-bership in the past have included the LeeCounty Environmental Advisory Committeeand the Florida Academy of Sciences.

Mr. LeBuff is currently president andproject director of Caretta Research, a non-profit corporation which he formed to aid inthe protection of the fast-disappearingLoggerhead sea turtle on Florida beacheswhere they nest.

One of the least vociferous of Sanibel's fiveoriginal councilmen, LeBuff has never-theless been a strong advocate of land useplanning as a means of environmentalprotection during his first term of office,where his expertise in wildlife managementtechniques has proved invaluable to cityresidents and councilmen alike.

Councilman LeBuff finished fourth in thecity's first council race with backing from 46per cent of the voters in 1974.

Francis Bailey, the only native Islander onthe City Council, while serving on the councilfor the past two years, is also manager of

Bailey's General Store and co-owner ofSanibel Packing Company, the originaltrading and packing company started by hisfather on Sanibel in 1899. He is also the onlymember of council who had previouslyserved in an elective public office beforebecoming a council member, having been aLee County Mosquito Control Board Com-missioner at the time of the city election, inwhich he placed fifth with 39 per cent of thetotal vote.,

The fact that he was the only previouslyelected office holder produced a quirk, in

from page 1that a "friendly suit to clear Mr. Bailey'sposition" was entered by W.W. Kimball andArthur Hunter on December 18, 1974.because as Mr. Kimball told The ISLAN-DER, "Why, Francis and I have beenpersonal friends for years...(this) suitwould prevent some crackpot in the futurefrom entering a suit and causing a lot ofembarrassment..." The suit waspredicated on a Florida law prohibiting agovernmental office holder, elected orappointed, running for another office whileholding the first. .

Francis had no public comment on the"friendly suit" then Vernon MacKenziemade a motion that Duane White (who ransixth in the original election) be appointed inhis stead, an honor White declined, saying

Francis Bailey"he (Francis) is the people's choice," andsuggested from the floor that Bailey's namebe substituted for his in MacKenzie'smotion.

Since Bailey, on advice from his attorney,had formally resigned his council seat onDec. 21, Kimball on the same day withdrewthe suit (with the comment "We ac-complished what we were after") all ofwhich lead to the Council being able to ac-cept MacKenzie's motion, accepting thechanging of names, and voting Bailey backinto office 3-1, with MacKenzie the onlydissenting vote.

Quirks out of the way, Francis went on toserve his two year term with utmostdiligence, neither voting with nor against themajority e^nsistantly, but, as he once said,"In the manner in which I believe will bebest for the Island."

In 1974, during the original election, hetold The ISLANDER, "I wouldn't be runningif I didn't want to see this Island a success.I'm for planned growth, but that doesn'tmean I'm for stifling commerce."

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I Your astrological weekespecially cast for the ISJOIKIS by fHadam DorimJa

(phone-. 48T-3O51)

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LIBRA: If your first effort fails, pass up'the venture. Aspects throw unexpectedobstacles in the path of desires. Be cautiousin taking anything for granted.

SCORPIO: Put your wits to work andfollow up on new contacts or ideas. Becareful regarding the making tf promises orestimates, as they could be wrong if certainfactors are overlooked.

SAGITTARIUS: A change now concerningdomestic or property matters. Emphasis OHadornment and-or beauty is likely. Aspectsare very much in favor of your financial iiieknow.

CAPRICORN: There is a good efaanee ofconfusion or befiiddlement. Y©a wlH likelybe very irritated by persons younger askingfor great favors. Give Jtfae best you have tobad situations.

AQUARIUS: Irregular conduct could getyou ousted, so be on your best behavior.What you can't find you can create withingenuity. Dismiss an unworthy thoughtfrom year mind.

PISCES: Your love relationship is verymuch favored now. See what friends faave ontheir agenda, as one pleasant contact couldeasily lead to another. Plans are verysubject to change.

ARIES: Try to keep tensions down atwork, you will do a better job working in asecluded area. If you have no purpose intravel, you will be better off at home.

TAURUS: Stay away from bargains in outof the way places. You shouM expect theunexpected m joint financial matters.Things could get pretty mixed up whereyounger persons are concerned.

GEMINI: Keep on the right side of thelaw; arguments or family quarrels would

leave you a loser. A favor is likely from aboss or other authority.

CANCER: Consult the media for op-portunities related to work. What appear tobe whims of spouse or partner could turn outextremely wett for you.

LEO: Some health problems are likely, soit will be difficult for you to be interested inroutine matters mm. Try not to irritateInfluential people.

VIRGO: Be careful when walking meworking in dangerous or unknown areas. B ^patient in having to fio tilings over agai£>Tfeecsualactivities may tend to be a bit dull.

MADAM DORINDA481-3051

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The ISLANDER Twsdoy, Ocf. t?, 1974

I weekdays through 5:3O p.m.6:20

20-Spanish News6:25

20-GuIf Coast Today and"Little Rascals"

6:3011-Morning Devotional

6:3511-F.Y.I.

6:5511-Spanish News Cast

7:001 l-CBS Morning News20-Today26-Good Morning America

7:2511-LocalNews20-Today in Florida

7:3011-CBS Morning News

8:0011-Captain Kangaroo

i 9:0011-Sesame Street20-Donahue!26-Sunshine Showcase

(Movies): Tues: "WakeIsland, " BrianDonlevy, . RobertPreston; Wed:"General Died atDawn," Gary Cooper,Madeline Carroll;Thurs: "Bright Vic-

tory," Peggy Dow,Arthur Kennedy, JulieAdams;

Fri: "Story of Dr.Wassell," Gary Cooper,Laraine Day; Mon: Oct.24, "The Virginian,"Joel McCrea, BrianDonlevy; Tues:"Seminole," RockHudson, Barbara Eden.

10:00ll-Merv Griffin20-Sanford&Son

10:3020-Holiy wood Squares

11:0011-Gambit20-Wheel of Fortune

11:3011-Loveof Life20-Stumpers26-Happy Days

11:5511-CBS News

12 NoonIl-News Eleven20-150,000 Grand Slam26-HotSeat

12:30ll-Search for Tomorrow20-The Gong Show26-AH My Children

12:5520-NBC News

1:0011-The Young and The

Restless20-Somerset26-Ryan's Hope

1:30I l-As The World Turns20-Days of Our Lives26-Family Fued

2:0026-J20.000 Pryamid

2:3011-The Guiding Light20-The Doctors26-One Life To Live

3:08I i-AH In The Family20-Another World

3:1526-General Hospital

3:3011-MatchGame

4:00I I-Tattle Tales20-Bewitched26-Edge of Night

4:3011-Mike Douglas20-Hogan's Heroes26-Can You Top This?

5:0020-Emergency26-Big Valley

For full week's TV schedule,place left index finger here ̂ —^

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Thursday - 6 p.m. till sign off6:90

Il-News Eleven20-Eyewitness News26-Newscene

8:30It-CBS News20-NBC News26-ABCNews

7:0811-Friends of Man20-Tbe Brady Bunch26-To Tell The Truch

<:30H-The Moppets20-HoHywood Squares26-VictoryatSea

8:00ll-TfceWaltons

20-If there is a 5th WorldSeries Game (and ifthere isn't. somebookies will be goingbroke) it will be JoeGaragiola followed bythe game at 8:15: if theseries was swept in 4(item: last time was1966, Baltimore beat LA4-0 > you'll see a movie."The Day of TheJackeL"

26-Welcome Back, Hotter8:38

26-Barney Miller9:00

Il-HawaiiFive-O

26-Tony Randail ShowS:30

26-Nancy Walker Show10:00

It-Barnaby Jones27-Streets of San Francisco

11:00Il-News Eleven20-Eyewitness News26-Newscene

11:3011-CBS Late Movie:

"Kojak: Slay Ride &Savage" (2shows)

20-The Tonight Show2S-SI reels of San Francisco

and Dan August1:00

20-The Tomorrow Show

ftuesdoaj - 6 p.m. till sign-off

6:0011-News Eleven20-Eyewitness News26-Newscene

6:30Il-CBSNews20-NBC News26-ABCNews

7:0011-DavidNiven20-Bradv Bunch26-To Tell The Truth

7:3011-Andy Williams20-Holiy wood Squares26-Bobby Vinton

8:00

11-Tony Orlando & Dawn20-Baseball World of Joe

Garagiola26-Happy Days

8:1520-Game III, N.Y. Yankees

vs. Cincinnati, WorldSeries Baseball

26-Laverne & Shirley9:00

11-M.A.S.H.26-Rich Man, Poor Man

9:30ll-6ne Day At A Time

10:0011-Switch26-Family

11:0011-News Eleven20-Eyewitness News26-Newscene

11:3011-CBS La^e Movies: "Last

Rights For a DeadPriest," Telly savalasas Kojak, plus .DanFrazier & JackieCooper; "Money ToBurn," E.G. Marshall

20-The Tonight Show26-ABC Tuesday Movie:

"Hit Lady"1:00

20-The Tomorrow Show

wednesday-6 p.m. till sign off

. 6:001 l-News Eleven20-Eyewitness News26-Newscene

6:3011-CBSNews20-NBC News26-ABCNews

7:00j11-WiIdKingdoni20-Brady Bunch \26-To Tell The Truth

7:3011-Untamed World20-Gong26-WiId World of Animals

8:0011-Good Times20-Baseball World of Joe

Garagiola8:15

20-Yankees vs. Cincinnati,Game 4, Baseball WorldSeries

8:3011-BallFour

9:0(1ll-AIl In The Family26-Baretta

9:30U-AIice

10:0011-The Blue Knight

26-Charlie's Angels11:00

11-News Eleven20-Eyewitness News26-Newscene

11:3011-CBS Late Movie: "The

Alpha Center," Henry, Fonda, Leonard

Nimroy.20-The Tonight Show26-"The Rookies," and

ABC Mystery Movie:"If It's A Man, HangUp"

1:0020-The Tomorrow Show

CITY OF SANIBELAGENDA

COUNCIL MEETINGOCTOBER 19, 1976

9:00 a.m. 1. Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance(Butler. 2. Approval of Minutes of previous meetings(Sept. 13, 14, 21, 23 and Oct. 4 and 5, 1976). 3.Correspondence.

9:20 a.m. 4. Planning Commission report.9:30 a.m. 5. Appointment of member to Planning

Commission.10:00 a.m. 6. Presentation by Michael B. Perceri,

President, Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of Commerce,re: Locator Maps.

10:20 a.m. 7. Presentation by Bill Bosworth,Bosworth Aerial Surveys, Inc.

10:45 a.m. 8. Progress report by CouncilmanButler, Chairman, Sundial negotiating team.

11:00 a.m. 9. Consider approval of emergencyreplacement Ordinances (3) adopting the following:(Current Ordinances expire 11-11-76).

A) National Electrical CodeB) Southern Standard Plumbing CodeC) Southern Standard Mechanical Code.11:15 a.m. 10. First reading of permanent Or-

dinances (3) as recommended by the Code Com-pliance Committee for adopting the foEowing:

A) National Electrical CodeB) Southern Standard Plumbing CodeC) Southern Standard Mechanical Code.12:00 Noon 11. City Attorney's Report..12:15 p.m. 12. City Manager's Report.12:30 p.m. 13. Mayor and Councilman Reports.12:45 p.m. 14. Public Inquiries and Comments.

Adjournment

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...put left thumb here, pull

(don't tear) gently..,

friday - 6 p.m. till sign off

6:0011-News Eleven2ff-Eyewitness News26-Newscene

6:30I l-CBS News20-XBCNews26-ABC News

7:00H-HeeHaw20-The American

political special26-T« Tell The Truth

Party

I l-CBS Sporls Spectacular:"Ali-NortonHeavyweight Fight"

20-Candid Camera26-Nashville On The Road

8:0020-Sanford&Son26-Donny & Marie Show

8:302fJ-Chico & The Man

9:0020-The Practice26-HoImes&YOYo

9:3011,20,26-Presidential

Debate (3rd & Final)11:00

H-News Eleven20-Eyewilness News26-ABC News Special

11:3011,20-CBS & NBC News

Specials11:45

20-The Tonight Show12 Midnight

U-CBS Late Movie :ORNBA BasketbaH (N.Y.vs. Golden StateWarriors)

1:1520-The Midnight Special

ail day Saturday

6:5711-Morning Devotional

7:0011-Music and The Spoken

Word7:30

11-Fury20-Littie Rascals2S-BuHwinkleShow

8r0011-Sylvesterand Tweety20-Woody Woodpecker"26-Tom and Jerry Grape

Ape Show

8:2526-SchooIhouse Rock

8:30H-Bugs Bunny & Road

Runner20-Pink Panther Laugh

Show9:00

26-Jabber Jaw

AWARDED MERITORIOUSFOOD SERVICE COMMENDATION

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FRESH SEAFOODThe Closest You Can Get To

Fresh Seafood Without Getting Wet"!Fresh Florida Lobster

Stone Crab Claws, Steaks, ChickenImported & Domestic Wines

Children's Menu _. , ' 472-1242Dinner 5 - 9

ReservationsNot Required Closed Sunday 1244 Periwinkle Way

9:2526-Schoolhoase Rock

S:391 l-Tarzan26-Scooby Doo & Dynomul

S:552S-Schoolhouse Rock

19:9011-Shazam & The Ists Hoar2a-McDnff. The Talking

Dog10:30

20-The MonslerSquad26-The Frof fts Supershow

It:WII-ArkII29-Land of The Lost

11:38H-ClueCtub2G-Big John. Little John

12:90 NoonII-Fat Albert & The Cosby

Kids20-The Kids from

C.A.P.E.R.26-Junior Almost Anything

Goes

22:252S-Schoolhouse Rock

12:3©II-Way Out Games20-Muggsy2G-American Bandstand

1:00Il-CIasste Tales" "Master

of The World"20-lf there's a 6th Game,

Joe Garagiola withstarting at I:IS; if

no game: Fla.WrestHng; 2:00 - .VFLGame of TheWeek; 2:38- McKav; 3:W -Hollywood Squares.

1:3026-The Lone Ranger

2:061I-WINK Weekend Movie:

"Dive Bomber," ErroJFlvnn, Alexis Smith,Ralph Bellamy

26-NCAA Football

20-Co!gate InauguralTennis <J2S§,eeo richestin women's tennis)

4:30tl-CBS Sports Spectacular

5:0626-Wide World oT Sports

6:98H-N'ews Eleven2ft-Eyewftiwss News

S:30Il-Thirty Minutes:

I«lerview5 with Cottnty& City candidates.

20-NBC Satarday News26-ABC Satarday News

ll-"H*s Tiie Great Pum-pkin, Charlie Brown"Special

2*-Emergency!

11 -Lawrence Welk20-Undersea World

Jacques Costean25-Name That Tune

t:3026-High Rollers

of

H-TheJeHersons26-Mr.T&Tina

3 : »I i-Mary Tyler Moore2&-NBC Saturday Movie:

"Dirty Harry" withshoolm' CHnl Eastwood

26-Starsky& Hutch

9:30I I-Bob Newhart Show

19:08ll-Carol BurnetlShow26-Most Wanted

11:80ll-News Eleven20-Evewitness News /

26-ABC Weekend News /

11:1526-Saturday Film Festival,

"The AssassinationBureau." Telly Sevalas& Diana Rigg

11:3011-Movie Qassics,: -'The

Adventures of R<rt>inHood, "Errol Flynn,Olivia DeHavilland,Basil Rathbone, ClaudeRaines in the story ofsimple theft beating acorrupt King.

20-XBC's Saturday Night

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The ISLANDER Tuesday, Oct. 19, T97&

reportsObviously, they can't be

making iicense tags likethey used to {come to thinkof it, does anyone doanything as they used to?)since three were eitherfound or reported as having

^dropped off vehicles on the^Islands this past week.

The E.M.T.S. were keptbusier than usual,responding to four calls, andthe S.P.D. renderedassistance seven differenttimes, ranging from giving atelephone message tohelping a driver who onlyhad a flashlight instead ofheadlights.

One wallet was found, twoparked vehicles (notcounting ones on the beach)were complained about, thatalarm went off 13 times,while others were triggeredsix times.

Motel owner called in tocomplain that a truck owned

*by a charitable organizationhit an electric wire goinginto one of his cottages,bending an electric pole,damaging the eaves and, allin all, causing about $100worth of damage.

Complaint was made in

that someone was at firstrefused service, and thenbelatedly, offered an ex-pensive one-choice dinner.Complainant thought thiswas against the law. Afterchecking with State's

.Attorney's Office, SPDinformed complainant mustfile an affidavit with theSPD to be forwarded toState Attorney's office.

Call came in at early,early morning reporting asuspicious ca r .Investigation showed carwas parked, and had beenoccupied by four people whowanted to go fishing. Theydid.

Visitor to islands called tocomplain he was locked outof his own car — a Toyota.The man happened to workfor a Toyota firm and wasprobably both pleased anddispleased when he foundout, along with the in-vestigating SPD officer, thatone cannot break into aToyota without eitherbreaking a window orconsulting a locksmith.Ahhh, these inscrutable(and unbreakable) Orien-tals.

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An anonymous call camein about a specific personheading in a specificdirection "possibly to breakinto car ." Upon in-vestigation, officer foundspecific person, who wasnetting bait mullet in thewater and no where nearcars.

A mature woman camerunning into the SPD toreport that a guy in a whitemotorcycle helmet was"fooling around" by acommercial building. Sheimmediately left; officerdispatched to building andindeed, did find a young manin a white motorcyclehelmet, who -happened towork in the building, andhad lost a bike pedal andwas looking for it.

A call came in thatsomeone was dumping trashin holes dug by someoneelse. Officer looked in holesand beheld trash. Wasunable to get a hold of diggerof holes and was unableto call original complainantback, for the simple reasonthat he had given an untruename and address. Officerfound owner of property inwhich holes were dug.Owner and friend werefilling hole with dirt. By thistime, there was no trash inhole; just tree cuttings anddirt. Ending was that allagreed complaint "didsound silly."

Call came in that "bunchof motorcycles" wereraising a fuss on the beach.Bunch had mostly gonewhen officer arrived;however, one jeep driverand two bikers were in-formed of city ordinanceforbidding vehicles on beach

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and said they wouldn't do itagain.

Complaint came in of theftfrom house under con-struction; one $75 doortaken; house watched untilsecured.

Call came in about a carand boat trailer which hadgotten stuck on thecauseway in an attempt topull a boat out of the water.Four wheel drive SPDvehicle pulled everyone andeverything out safely.

Motel owner complainedabout a bad check. It wasnot only bad, but signed withan unknown name on aclosed account belonging tosomeone who moved withoutleaving a forwarding ad-dress.

A house with more thanone apartment in it wasbroken into (with keys i withthe resulting dissapearanceof two air conditioners andtwo shag-rugs, total value$550. After extensive in-vestigation (complicationscaused by various peoplebeing on vacation and notknowing names or hardly

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anything about persons whomay have lived in apart-mente> one rug was located.Rug user denied knowledgeof air conditioners or offormer occupants.

A call came in about anoisy dog, which new neigh-bors let out early in themorning. The dog barks andwakes other people up.

A case of reckless drivingwas reported.

CB owner called SPD toreport that he'd heard aradio report about vehicleson beach. They were.

More noisy motorcycles.Got 'em this time: saidthey'd go away.

A thrown orange wasreported. Seems thatsomeone threw an orange ata car and hit the passengerside window, which wasfortunately closed.

Another barking dogcomplained of — this onebarks at night. Barkingstopped when dog taken intohome.

A 20 pound emerald eyedcat left home, much tocomplainant's distress,especially since cat doesn'tlike many people.

Call came in that a carwas on fire. Fire unit andofficer dispatched. Car wason fire. Fire out two minuteslater.

Call came in that a treewas on fire. Fire unit, SPDand LCSO responded. Itwas. Fire out three minuteslater.

Out of country visitors leftvaluables in parked car,resulting in the loss of fourpassports, S320 cash. Si .300traveler's checks and aboy's watch.

Delivery man came intoSPD to report hearing anoise eminating from aspecific house duringregular delivery. Officerinvestigated: noise wasmade by owner of house whowas attempting to rush todoor to tell delivery mansomething and broke a glasstable in" the process. He alsomissed delivering themessage.

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Tuesdoy, Oct. 19, 1976 The ISLANDER

A new concept in housii

Mike Dormer andthe new concept

Little did Sanibel's Mike Dormer andstudent of architecture Rand Soellner knowthat they were on the verge of master-minding an entirely new concept in homedesign when they first met a few years backat the University of Florida in Gainesville.

Both were undergraduate students at thetime, and it seems almost odd now inretrospect that two young men withbackgrounds as different as Sanibel Islandand South Bend, Indiana, should find' acommon ground in the idea of marketingexperimental home designs on one of thenation's most environmentally fragilebarrier islands.

After all, Mike Dormer's particular fieldof study was Political Science, whileSoellner was preparing to be an architect.Nevertheless, the two struck up a closeworking friendship and eventually decidedto combine their talents toco-author a thesiswhich was to bring together the best ideas oftheir two quite disparate interests.

The resulting work, entitled "Foun-tainhead," an architectural design for acomplete Utopian socialist city-state to besituated ideally on a remote tropical island,proved in later years to be the foundationfrom which a new concept dubbed"psychitecture" was drawn.

Psychitecture, as conceived by Soellner, isa theory of design for "areas" or structuresin which people live and work which isgeared to the j specific practical andemotional needs of the persons who live inthem: as if "organic" architecture.

The immediate problem was how tomarket the idea. Upon completing theirBachelor's work, Mike Dormer returned toSanibel, while Rand Soellner stayed on inGainesville, continuing his studiespreparatory to earning membership in theAmerican Institute of Architects.

In the summer of 1975, Mike found a

house... Mike & sign

prospective buyer for their idea in Islandrealtor Jack Thomas, who commissionedthem to design his personal home onWoodring Point at the mouth of Tarpon Bay.

Thomas arranged to have Soellner flownto Sanibel for a weekend to reconnoiter thesite and explain his ideas, and what resultedwas 33 pages of working blueprints, 100pages of specifications, and two full volumesof structural calculations, for one veryremarkable house.

For a matter of months, Dormer andSoellner worked closely with the Thomasfamily to arrive at a design plan that wouldaccommodate the practical needs andpreferences of every member of the familywhile maintaining a perfect harmony with

the natural beauty of the site.For instance, every window in tl

designed to frame a specific smany are calculated so finely as t(particular landscape in its best illat various times of the day amseasons.

"We surveyed the site on man;days and at every conceivable hday before even beginning t!phase," said Dormer. "Everydesires, convenience, and dailywere taken into account. For exaiThomas wanted to keep some oniture, so those pieces were caitegrated into the room design."

Everything else in and about tfisimilarly calculated for pHlitymony. The configuration' nd<and rooms is intended not oflly amedium, but also to provide iillumination within the house and ito conserve energy. The housetually be better than 65 per opowered, although the solar ccwon't be installed for a number ofbecause of the prohibitive cost of tt

"The house was designed to sssiderable amount of energy econventional fuel," said Dormer.

The Thomas house, to be reatcupancy by mid-November, isbedroom, split level design, altlcording to Dormer, "the conceptdoesn't strictly apply to this housmore like living areas, or spaces,to conform to the behavioral pjtheir occupants, rather than vice v<

The philosophy behind the psy<concept employed in the sigThomas house under < «straWoodring Point was best exprDormer thusly: "The material!human thought in the form of a

News .editorial and social notes from all overCauseway suit

Lee County Attorney James Humphreyjourneyed to Tallahassee last week to arguein defense of the $18 million SanibelCauseway bond refinancing program in theState Supreme Court.

Lee County residents Marcelle McGovern,James T. Nix, and Hannah Davis filed anappeal of the Causeway bond issuevalidation on May 19 of this year, allegingthat the county road projects to be un-dertaken with the Causeway funds aren't allapproach roads to the Causeway as requiredunder the bonding resolution, that theprojects which the City of Sanibel plans toeffect with the bond proceeds are illegalunder Florida law, and that the state at-torney's office was remiss in presenting itsdefense during the bond validation hearingof last April 1st.

The plaintiffs are being represented byFort Myers attorney James Seals, whileCounty Attorney Humphrey is being assistedby bonding attorney Dan Liv«rmore:

or electricity to heat the shower wafer aswell. An estimated equivalent of 160,000barrels of oil per day could be saved if everyshower in the United States was. equippedwith a flow control device."

In that the "shower flow control" is easilyinstalled by the homeowner and requires nospecial skills, we should all get behind theSanibel-Captiva Lions Club in supportingthis worthy project which can benefit boththe environment and the blind, as well assaving money in the process.

questions, please call Bill Frank of the LeeCounty E.M.T.'sor any SPD officer at 472-3111.

TV talkLocal candidates, state, county and

specifically Sanibel City candidates will beguests on Ch. ll's WINK-TV "ThirtyMinutes" at 6:30p.m. Saturday, Oct. 23. Youare urged to watch, as candidates will havetime to make a short statement and thenanswer as many questions as time permits.

Save water &Beginning October 15, the Sanibel-Captiva

Lions Club will' be selling a new water savingdevice, which, when installed in a shower

" head, will cut water consumption in halfwithout affecting the quality of the shower,theyclain.

The new "Shower Flow Control" devicewill be sold in packages of two throughBailey's General Store here on the Island forthe price of one dollar per package, with anyprofits realized from the sale going to theLions' various sight programs, to bedirected toward saving the gift of sightwhich many of us take for granted.

According to a press release issued by theIsland Lions Club last week, "Water, o>"-most precious natural resource, witho .which life could not exist, is in truth beingwasted. Perhaps the greatest householdwaste of water is the common shower. Theaverage shower uses an estimated eightgallons of water per minute—considerablymore than is really needed. This new devicecuts shower head flow down to three gallonsper minute. Once installed, it can produce asavings of up to 24 gallons of water in a

household taking a total of 4 showers perday. Not only is water saved, but the oil, gas

Vistors backThe O.J. Falins of Kansas City, Missouri,

who are frequent visitors to Sanibel andCaptiva, are back again, this time staying atBeachview Resort.

Estuaries opposed(as usual)

In recent weeks, at least two new groupshave filed for permission to join the LeeCounty Commission and the SouthwestFlorida Regional Planning Council in op-posing the appeal of developer RobertTroutman for permission to construct themassive Estuaries project proposed for theshores of Estero Bay.

A pretrial hearing on the appeal will beheld on October 28 in Tallahassee, with of-ficial hearings slated to being on November17.

Among those groups which have filed forpermission to appear in opposition toTroutman in the last few weeks are the StateDivision of Land Planning and the LeeCounty Conservation Association, who havebeen joined by the Florida WildlifeFederation.

Lakeland.The hides, with an estimated black market

value of $40,000 and various deer parts (alsoillegal) were confiscated last Wednesday asa result of a six-month investigation con-ducted by the Commission into the stock-piling of illegal hides for sale.

Heart saving courseoffered

SPD Chief John Butler sent a letter thisweek to all Sanibel and Captiva restaurantsoffering a free one-hour course, given jointlyby the Sanibel Police Department, the LeeCounty Emergency Medical Services andthe American Heart Association, on lifesaving procedures in case you, an employeeor a client might be stricken with a heartattack (cardiac arrest) or "cafe Coronary"(an airway obstruction usually caused byfood blocking th*e breathing passage).

Since heart attacks are the leading causeof deaths in the United States, and sinceminutes, or even seconds, may mean thedifference between the patient living ordying, the SPD is requesting that at leasttwo employees of each restaurant beallowed to attend one (or all three) of theclasses, so that aid might be rendered whenand if necessary.

No formal or former medjeal training isnecessary. The classes will be given at 1p.m. on Friday, Oct. 22, Monday, Oct. 25 andThursday, Oct. 28. If there are' any

Wrong date-tour'stomorrow

As it turns out, the Sanibel-CaptivaConservation Foundation's inspection tourof the recently burned Nature Trail site onthe Foundation's wetlands property south ofSanibel-Captiva Road will be heldtomorrow, October 20, rather than on the29th.

The interpreted field tour will begin at theFoundation's wetlands trails parking lot,located approximately one-half mile east ofthe intersection of Rabbit Road and Sanibel-Captiva Road, at 9:00 a.m. Wednesdaymorning, with participants urged to dressfor hiking.

Foundation officials, consulting scientistsand foresters will be on hand to discuss andevaluate the results of the_ group's firstexperimental control burn, which came offwithout a hitch on September 29.

Shell Point open houseThe new Shell Point Rehabilitaf: ~\_

Agency held an open house last Wednes.to introduce the public to a number of newservices now being offered at their clinic atShell Point Village on nearby Punta Rassa.

Included in the services being offered bythe Agency are physical therapy, oc-cupational therapy, speech therapy andmedical social services, among otherrehabilitation techniques which are new tothe-area.

Said Agency Administrator Jean Larkin,"We would very much like to get somepatients form the Islands in that we're closeand we can serve people of all ages in thearea."

The new Rehabilitation Agency, which hasbeen open now since July 1, can offerassistance to both in-patients and out-patients, as well as making house calls.

For information call 481-2141.

Poachers arrestedTwo men were arrested last week while

another man is still being sought in con-nection with the Florida Game and FreshWater Fish Commission's confiscation ofover 500 illegal alligator hides near

Red tide!Last Thursday, Department of Natural

Resources officials posted a ban on shellfishharvesting in the waters of Lee County dueto an influx of red tide in and around BocaGrande Pass.

Caused by the organism gymnodiniumbreve, this latest wave of red tide is notexpected to have much of an effect on fishpopulations, according to DNR officials,although there were some reports of deadfish washing ashore on Boca Grande latelast week. , {

The organisms were seen three or four jmiles offshore last week, so the shellfishharvesting ban was posted in what DNRspokesmen claim was a precautionarymeasure.. Similar bans were placed in effect earlierlast week in both Charlotte and Sarasota '•

. Counties because of red tide. i.The imposition of the shellfish ban is not

anticipated to last more than a week or two,said DNR officials, who will continue tomonitor the growth of the organisms in theweeks ahead.

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area should embody, in so far as ismaterially possible, the higher idealscontained in that thought."

"The Thomas house is a unique structuralentity in that it is an extension of them-selves," Dormer continued, "and odds arethat it will always be so."

In order to begin the construction phase oftheir project, Dormer and Soellner formed acorporation earlier this year under the nameof Organic Design Group, Inc., with Soellneras president and graduate architect, andDormer as vice-president and residentagent.

A City of Sanibel building permit wasissued for the house in the fall of 1975 for$47,000, and Engelbrecht Construction, Inc.,of Fort Myers, was signed on as generalcontractor.

Island sub-contractors who worked on theproject included plumber Remo Gabaccia ofCaptiva, while Island Aire of Sanibel in-

Tho ISLANDERdesign and build their own office on theIslands upon Soellner's graduation from theUniversity of Florida as a licensed architect,at which time the operation will get into fullswing, according to Dormer.

The two are extremely desirous of beingcommissioned to design more projects onthe Islands at the present time whileSoellner remains in Gainesville, where hisfunction as assistant instructor of un-dergraduate architecture students wouldenable him to bring the young talents andexpertise of his students at the University toprospective home owners on the Islands at avery nominal cost.

in the meantime, with their first project,the Thomas home, still under construction,Soellner continues to experiment with newideas in organic design, producing volumeupon volume of blueprints, diagrams, anddrawings, says Dormer.

"In the past few months, Rand has turned

Tuesday, Oct. 19, 1976

And, for sure, it's a housestalled the air conditioning fixtures, in thehouse.

"The Thomas house is a very complicateddesign," said Dormer, when;asked about thepracticality of marketing the OrganicDesign concept in the future, "but we're notout to sell everybody such a sophisticatedhouse. We merely wanted to demonstratethat we can design anything, from thesimplest house to the most complicated, andstill maintain our ideals in any designprocess."

In terms of meeting the objectives they setfor themselves in "Fountainhead," Dormercontinued, "We started from the greatconcept and worked our way down to thespecifics. At the outset, we needed capitaland to be accepted into a community, andthus the Organic Design Group was born."

Mike is currently trying to find new buyersfor their organic architecture concepts,while working out of San Carlos Realty, hisfather's real estate office, on PeriwinkleWay. The two are eventually planning to

out working plans for everything from officebuildings to public parks," marvels Dormer,"he has even done some work on concepts asrevolutionary as designing modular units fororgone accumulators, the psychic pyramidsproposed many years ago by the scientistWilhelm Reich."

Chances are that the two will continue tomake major advances and refinements intheir organic architecture concepts in theyears ahead. All that is uncertain is whetheror not the marketing phase of the companycan keep pace with the experiments indesign.

For anyone who might be interested inexperiencing life with psychitecture firsthand, the Thomas house nearing completionon Woodring Point will be available forrental during the months between Januaryand April of the coming year while thefamily is away from the Islands. For furtherdetails, you are urged to call or see MikeDormer at San Carlos Realty here onSanibel.

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10 Tuesday, Oct. 19, 1976 ThelStANDER

"Please??" is the plea IslandAt the Lee County Commission meeting last

Wednesday, Sanibel Mayor Porter Goss made hisannual plea for the return .of county departmentsurplus funds to the city taxpayers whose tax dollarshad contributed to the surplus.

The Mayor's request to the commission was lodgedwith respect to the announcement of the Clerk ofCircuit Court, Sal Gerad, to the effect that hisdepartment had managed to amass an operatingsurplus of $677,188 over the past fiscal year.

The county had originally collected the money fromtaxpayers countywide and so had allocated the fundsto the various county departments to provide servicesbenefiting all the residents of the county. Thedepartmental surpluses, however, will now go backinto the county's general operating fund, where,according to Mayor Goss, there is no guarantee thatcity taxpayers will receive any benefit from theircounty tax dollars.

Thus, Mayor Goss asked the commission to return ashare of the surplus funds to the municipalities, and

Fort Myers Mayor Oscar Corbm was soon to fallowsuit. The City of Sanibel is requesting a return of 8 pa-cent of the surplus funds {$54,175.04), while the City ofFort Myers is asking for 14 per cent, according toMayor Goss.

Mayor Goss has made the request every year forthe past four years, during each time Geraci alonehas turned in over $2.5 million in surplus funds, withlittle or no success. ' . ' / . .•

With respect to the prognosis for success, this timearound, Mayor Goss told the ISLANDER: "Com-missioner Whan was very helpful about it, but thereal decision is to be made by the entire countycommission. There's a fair play aspect about thiswhole thing, like in the dual taxation issue, andthere's no way of telling just how the commission willdecide the matter. • . • ' . . ' , . - .

"It's the same thing I did lastyear, and I ddubt verymuch if it's going td be any different' this y£ar," Gossadded. "If they would jiist'giveus fc>ack'o'ur 8"per cent,.,we'd be happy.'?-.'• * •.''•'••. •" » *

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7th World Series Game,disregard Ch. 20'slistings from 12:30 p.m.to 6:30 or 7 p.m. andsubstitute: 12:30 - JoeGaragiola; 12:45 -Game7, till conclusion ofgame)

6:571 l-Morning Devotional

7:0011-The Christophers

7:1520-Davy & Goliath .

7:30H-RexHumbard20-Changed Lives26-BtiIlwinkle

8:0020-Amazing Grace26-Underdog

8:30Il-Oral Roberts20-Oid Time Gospel Hour26-TheJetsons

9:00H-Thy Kingdom Come26-Good News

9:30H-Far Out Space Nuts20-God of Our Fathers26-OJd Time Gospel Hour

10:00Il-CathoIicMass20-Norman Vincent Peale

10:3011-Day of Discovery20-Doug Dickey Show26-New Adventures of

Gilligan11:00

11-Riverside Baptist (Livein Fort Myers)

20-Meet The Press26-CathedraI of Tomorrow

12:00 Noonll-Camera Three26-Issues and Answers

12:3011-XFL Today20-Grandstand26-Travelogue

1:00Il-NFL Football - Min-

nesota -at PhiladelphiaPLUS Green Bay atOakland

20-NFL Football - MiamiDolphins at Tampa BayBucs

26-Insight1:30

26-Love, American Style2:00

26-NCAA Football

Highlights •/.3:0© ;

26-Notre Dame Football -.4:00 .' .

20-NFL Football - Gin-cinnati Bengals atHouston Oilers

26-Rolier Derby5:00

26-Thrill Seekers "5:30

26-Adventurers6:00

26-Pop Goes TheConntrv -6:30 " ;_

! l-News Eleven20-Grandstand "2S-Dolty '-,

7:00 .'I;.ll-Sixty Minutes ; .20-Disney Special "20,000

Leagues Under TheSea," Kirk Douglas, .James Mason, Peter:Lorre "•" ;

26-BflI Cosby Show :8:00- /; :

Sonny vs. Cher ';• ;26-Six Million $ Man :•

9:00H-Kojak •26-ABC Sunday Mo\ie:

"The Stepford Wives.""-

monday - 6 p.m. till sign off3:3»

20-McCIood (SeasonPremiere)

19:00H-Delvecchio

11:00I l-News Eieven28-Eyewitness Ne^-s

11:2526-ABCWeekend News

11:3011-CBS Sunday News20-Sanday Showtime: Glen

Ford is "Sara Cade"who is a modernpoliceman in a townwith modern crime &"Olde Westy " fist fights

11:4026-Suoday Film Festival:

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11:45H-iSpy

6:00U-News Eleven20-Eyewilaess News26-Newscene

6:3011-CBSNews20-NBC News26-ABC News

7:00H-Gunsmoke20-The Brady Bunch26-To Tell The Troth

7:3020-The S128,00e Question26-Treasure Hant

8:DStl-Rhoda20-NBC Monday Movie:

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12 Tuesday, Oct. 19, 1976 TfttflSLANDER

When one lives on an island.by ruth hunter

When one lives on anisland, it is refreshing toleave now and then to take alook at the rest of the world.When we first came to liveon Sanibel, we were advisedto do so, but of course thishad always been ourcustom, no matter on whatisland we were staying—beit Manhattan, Block,Morgan, Long or Amherst.And we knew one doesn'tneed to go far away to havemost interesting ad-ventures I

Saturday morning, wedrove over the causeway tothe Tamiami Trail. Nicename, that—for the roadfrom. Tampa to Miami.When we first traveled it, Ibought a tomahawk from anIndian which we used for a

theater prop and an Indianskirt, which finally becameworn to a frazzle. Frazzle ornot. Bill Macintosh's neice,Dorothy, traded me becauseshe wanted it to wear as anunusual piece of finery forher uncle's wedding inManhattan Island.

That was a wedding Ireally would have liked tohave gone to... Uncle (atfifty!) rented a bigbrownstene and had invitedeven,' relative he owned forthe event!

I have always been in-trigued with that little islandin the middle of theCaloosaha tchee withnothing on it. Once therewas a house, but I un-derstand it burned down.Wouldn't it be nice to have astatue of Thomas Edison or.Robert E. Lee (whose

mother didn't want him andlater thanked her luckystars she hadn't done awaywith him before he wasborn) on that little island?

Of course, afterBradenUm, everything ispretty built up on Route19—Largo, etc. And there'sa wonderful bridge at St.Petersburg which makesyou think you are going totake a trip up to the sky tomeet St. Peter!

At Clearwater, I think ofOlga Petrova, the highestpaid actress ever to play thePalace Theater in NewYork. She got the thentremendous salary of $5,000per week! Olga admitted to23 face liftings and, at eightyor so, mowed her own lawnof four and a half acres atSafety Harbor, Clearwater.

She had fallen in love with

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Conversion table: The above tides are for the lighthouse point of Sanibetonly. To convert for Redfish Pass (north tip of Captiva), add 55 minutes to thetime shown for every hi tide, and subtract two (2) minutes for every low tide.(NO, we don't know why, but it works. Instructions following are even less

-sense-sicalbut, as we stated, they do work.)For Captiva Island, GuSf side, subtract 30 minutes from each high tide, and

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her Broadway leading manand he never left her side t i lthe day he died. OIKS, whilevisiting her in her LongIsland mansion at PortJefferson, we (the assem-bled guests—Olga hadsoirees, NOT cocktailparties] we asked herleading man how hemanaged to keep the placetidy, since it had thirtyrooms or so and all the

, servants were doing warwork.

"Well," he said, "I start atthe front door with a bigbroom."

The "Brat Shop" (beforeyou get to New Portffitchie)

• took my eye, for it is a blocklong row of shops with false

• fronts and gingerbreadwindows. I suppose it got itsname because it haseverything a "brat" would

holier for while riding in acar.

It includes a bandstandwith an orchestra which hasa girl member, and you cansit OH rustic tables and listento unusual music while youeat genuine C Joe McCarthy IWisconsin cheese and wine.You can even nibble onunusual stuff like"kofeekluekenand" weinersbesides the regular goodies.What's more is that you cantaste all the wonderfulcheese for free! There areeven free crackers on whichyou can spread the cheese!

There are fasdoatingshops—I fell ia love with aclown lamp but the red bulbwas gone from bis nose.There are antiques of allkinds, such as toys andpaintings and stuff, andspecial things iikesun visorsmade of leather, an itemthat could be for cowboys.

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had a bail at the Brat Slopbecause there's a uniquetrimming all ova* the placeand you really have to looksharply to discover that it'snot genuine old, oldcurfeques.

I like the big ships atTarpon Springs which areused for sponge diving. Theboats are colorfully paintedand remind you of the biggeriong ago ocean schooners.There's one at the GreekVillage which is 90 feet longand you can walk through it.They remind you of the oneswhich used to go whalehunting.

Did you know that on thesewhalers, the captain couldbring his wife along? Whenshe got weary of having onlymale company, the sailors,that is, (tfao I know somegirls who wouldn't think tha/^was too much punishmeno~-the captain would hailanother whaler or cargoship and then put the"gamming chair" to work.That was a sort of a slingwith a seat. The captain'slady got in and was nicelytransported to the other shipwhich would have pulledalong side. That ship wouldalso, of course, have acaptain and his bored wife.For the afternoon, the Jadieswoald have a chat, probablyexchanging recipes andquilt patterns and then,after a cup of tea, thecaptain "gammed" his wife3n board again.

Everything at Tarponf*Springs is Greek—all t h Arestaurants, and a variety ofshops with Greek things forsale, like dresses, candy,vard goods and so on.

We got lost in TarponSprings and I was very glad,oecause we discovered aoeautiful residential section.The houses were mostunusual—built like castleswith turrets, balconies andthose round onion domes, allpainted with bright colors.

The Greek people werealways such a help in showbusiness for many's the timeon a vaudvilie tour. "Nickthe Greek" was the onlyplace you could afford for agood meal!

Once we sailed around th#wor'd'with a Greek crew otr-the U.S.S. America, now theAustralis. You couldn't finda more friendly group in thewhole wide world. I treasuremy handmade jacket wesaw them make on theislands of Spryos and theirpet name for me aboardship, "Kookla-moo!" -

(to be continued)

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Halloween partiesexpected to be a screamAnoke, Minnesota, claims

to be the Halloween capitolof the world, althoughSanibel seems to be givingthem a pretty good ran fortheir money. It seems thateveryone on fee Islands lastyear participated in somefestive (sometimesghoulish) endeavor. HieKiwanis and lions both badparties, but if one canbelieve Sherry Vartda! ofthe Junior CommunityAssociation of the Islands,the hoots coming from theSanibel Community Housewere the loudest.

It all started in Septemberof 1974 when mothers ofmiddle school aged childrenbanded together to providesomething special for "theforgotten age."

Too young for driver'slicenses and too old to dressup as bunnies for triek-or-treating, this group seemedto need a party of their own.With the sponsorship of the

Community Association'sYouth Committee andprivate individuals, a highlysuccessful old-fashionedHalloween party was given.There were gunny sackraces, apple bobbing con-tests, and an authentichaunted house, with prizesawarded for the , bestcostumes.

Last year wben theplanners got together toduplicate the event, it wassuggested that thebeautifully decorated hallcould double for a party forelementary schoolerswithout taking anythingaway from the special at-tention intended for themiddle school age group -again a complete success.Who will ever forget Banks"Monster" Prevatt, Frank"Dracula" Joyce, or thegorgeous gypsy fortunetellers Pat Slater and RuthHunter, while Al Duncan'spopeorn machine andcostumed crew havebecome an Island tradition.

Out of this group, camethe inspiration for the now-active Junior CommunityAssociation, whose mem-bers are now busy planningfee third annual HalloweenParties.

Both parties will be heldon Saturday, October 30, atthe Sanibel CommunityHouse, with elementaryschoolers to terrorize thehall in the afternoon andmiddle schoolers to hauntthe turf that night.

Any mothers or even non-mothers wishing to help witheigher or both of the partiesare encouraged to bringbaked goods, apples ortreats to the party and lingerfor an eyeful! or an earful. In"particular, adults for themiddle school party are stilldesperately needed forSaturday night.

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14 Tuesday, Oct. 19, 1976 The ISLANDER

State plannershear CLUP

"Superstar"subject of lecture

Both the Sanibel Com-prehensive Land Use Planand the State Com-prehensive Plan were airedon the Island last Fridav asthe Florida Chapter of theAmerican Institute ofPlanners held their fallconference at Lowdin Hall inthe Casa Yfael Resort onGulf Drive.

Sanihei Mayor PorterGoss. Planning Com-missioner C. Duane White,and ex-City Planner SamShannon were on handduring the morning sessionof the meeting to present thecity's land use plan and tofieid questions from theaudience.

The afternoon sessionfeatured the group'sbusiness meeting and apresentation of the variouselements of the state

Comprehensive Plan byrepresentatives of theDivision of State Planning.

The group decided to meeton the Island becauseSanibel is the newest city inFlorida and becauseSanibel "s ComprehensiveLand Use Plan was the firstof its kind to be approvedand adopted under the LocalGovernments Com-prehensive Pjanning Act,according to the meeting'sofficial host, Sam Shannon.

"I think that the con-ference has been quite asuccess," Shannon told theISLANDER last weekend."The Sanibel plan hasgenerated a lot ofprofessional interest acrossthe state, and I think MayorGoss and CommissionerWhite presented it verywell."

Howard Schriner, Jr.,artist, lecturer and formerSanibei resident, willpresent a lecture entitled"The Painting of Superstarand the Story That Made ItPossible" at St. Michael andAll Angels Episcopal Churchon Wednesday, November17. at 7:30 p.m. Thepresentation, based on apainting by Schriner. has amusical accompanimentwith excerps from theBroadway musical, "JesusChrist Superstar." Thelecture has a broad familyinterest and the generalpublic is invited. Refresh-ments will be served af-terward in the parish hall.

Schriner's working lifewas spent in the advertisingfield as an artist, artdirector and creativedirector in print, radio and

television. When he retired,he was a senior vice-president of the Batten,Barton, Durstine andOsborn Advertising Agency. .For many years, he was alay reader at the Church ofThe Incarnation in Atlantaand at present is active inthe Mission of the GoodShepherd in LaBelle wherehe and Mrs. Schriner reside.

The lecture is based on abroad bibliography whichincludes such books asKramers "Cradle ofCivilization," TaylorCaldwelFs two novels."Great Lion of God" and "APillar of Iron" and manyother classical works in-cluding the bible. The in-spiration for the programalso came from Webber andRice's famous plsy, "'JesusChrist Superstar.''

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islandgaragespecializing in

V.W. andForeign car repair.

U.S. makes too.

472-4318located at 1609 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel

PAID POUTtCM. AOVEHTS5EMENT

EXPERIENCEAND

FAIRNESSTo insure both In theoffice of PropertyAppraiserHARRYSCHOOLEYRepublicanGeneral Ejection Nov 2,1976Paid for by campaign ?un<Js IO re-efectHarry ScbooJsy. Property Appraiser - HanySchoqfey. Treasurer

CAPTIWVISLAHD srone

KNOWN FOR OFFERING THE BEST W MEATScomplete groceries and provisions

Mon,-Sat. 9 -6OPEN SUNDAY

DowntownCaptiva Island

Lionsplant sole"Enhance your garden and benefit two good causes

at the same time," was the promise made recently bylions Co-Chairman Joe Searing and lion JohnWilliamson.

Beginning at noon on Wednesday, October 27, andcontinuing through noon on Saturday, October 30, theSanibel-Captiva Lions dub will be sponsoring theirannual Plant Sale in front of Bailey's General Storehere on Sanibel.

The hours for this year's sale will be as follows:From noon until 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday. October 27ifrom 9:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. on Thursday, OctohO28; and Friday, October 29; and from 9:00 a.m. untilnoon on Saturday, October 30.

Not only will all the proceeds from the Plant Sale goto benefit the various Lions' sight programs andprojects, but all nursery stock bought for the sale willbe purchased from the Lee County Association forRetarded Children, benefiting them in the process.

All plants for sale by the lions will have a modestprice tag. while plant varities offered at the sale areto include Yellow Alamada, Crotons, Ixora, Boxwood,Crown of Thorns, Hibiscus, Bougainvilla, CoffeeLeaf, Pyrancantha, Eucalyptis, Royal Poinciana,Schefflera, Waffle Plants and Purlaine.

For further information about the sale, call eitherJoe Searing at 472-4594 or John Williamson at 472-1023.

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THE FOURTH ANNUAL

COMING - OCTOBER 23RDAT THE CAPE CORAL CINEMA.(PARKING LOT)

SPONSORED BY THE L BREEZEWTERTAINMCNT • . . . . . . . .'BOOR'; : P J i a . . , . . . ^ . K « £ S H M E N J S AVAttABU #

FABRICS

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NOTIONS YARN

MACHINE RENTALS

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Hours: 10-5 Mon.-Sat.

2242B P e r i w i n k l e 4 7 2 - 4 3 1 0

813-334-2333

BUSINESS EQUIPMENT & SUPPLY, INC.

Cash Registers * Furniture ' Machines • Supplies * Service

KEN BOWENSales Representative

2154 Fowler StreetP. O. Box 236

Fort Myers, Florida 33902

vs GLOVE

Purveyorsof Gentlemen's Furnishings

Closed Now!See you in

Cashiers, N.C.

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RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIALLANDSCAPING

ASK ABOUT OUR PACKAGE DEAL"

TRACTOR GRADINGREMOVING AND REPLACING ANY TYPt OF SOD

FILL DIRTREPAIRS AND SERVICE

OFFICE 542-5808 MOBIL PH. 334-88?S1404 Lafayette street, PO: Box 1T82. Cape • coral. Florida

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ERRORSiN CLASSIFIED MUSTBE PHONED INTO 472-1881 OR 463-4421 NO LAT-ER THAN THUR. NOONOF THE WEEK OF PUB-LICATION. THE IS-LANDER WILL ONLYBE RESPONSIBLE FORONE INCORRECT AD.

Rates:Display classifieds: $1.25per col. inch for eachweekly insertion.

Regular classifieds:$1.00 for first TO wordsand 5' for each wordthereafter for each week-ly Insertion.

iOST & FOUNDMissing: Large graycat with white vest andwhite ringed emeraldeyes. Gone from Captivahome since October 8.Needs special diets andtwice weekly medication.Anyone having cat or in-formation, please callMaude Meyer, 472-1660.

ANNOUNCEMENTS*

A! Anon meets every Fri-day, 8 p.m., St. Michael'sand AH Angels Church.For information, call 472-2491.

Alcoholics Anonymous,open meeting, St. Mich-aei's and All Angel'sChurch, Fridays at 8 p.m.For information, call 332-1300.

PERSONAL

PERSONAL HOSTESS:home cooking or in-te rna t iona l cu is ine ,correspondence, bookkeepi-ng, nurse-aid, chauffeur,cleaning, laundry. Needsomeone to buy groceries orpay bills? For further in-formation call 694-5336 or332-4173 evenings or weeken-ds.

FORMER MOTEL owner-manager of 77 units resort,motel on Atlantic Coast,So. Car. recently movedto S.W. Fla. interested inful! or part time employ-ment, my wife shared myduties, Wm.H. Reed, Box2907 F.M.B. 33931 - 463-2937.

llpassifiedCall 472M&j::'o£46&4421 for classifieds

Position wanted: Norweg; •_ian speaking, bridge piay;...ing 61 year old woman-'desires position as compart'ion-housekeeper. 481-3699,

QftiCESPACE

FOR RENT

'•'•;. • HOR REtfT: OpSfaifs at the:...--: ;;Sea,rt6r^-Sfibp;-468.5cr.,«..of-.

MISC. FOR SALE . - "•. ;-ffce.;influfre-atJfieSWHorse;

NOW OPEN. Visit theV;TV Man. New Zenith at; ;Scott's Village. See the/."'new 1977 models! 472-4626.'.:;

Brass kettle - Pine salatf.-bowl on legs - Small pine";box - Maple high chair/-rush seat - Decorative mas--.onry planter. Ideal fo r ;patio or indoors. 463-2937. .'•"

' # f ice"space<jn ̂ periwinkle; "Way: wjth^secret arJbl'serMices, .recep-..tionjst, 24~."htv answering-service; etc. Call.472-4620,

Trade in the old color TV',for a new Zenith Chroma-'color set at the TV Man,located at Scott's Village.472-4626.

Fluor, post iight $32.88; Ceil-ing fan 56" $88.88; Med. Cab.w/light $18.88; Fiber glassbathtub $20.05; 1 H.P.Sprinkler pump S109.00;Trl. Anchors S5.95; BathVent, fan $8.88. Presentad for prices.

LAUREL'SBetween Ft. Myers andPunta Gorda on HWY. 41.995-5043; 8290; 0809; 0605

OFFICE OR SHOPSPACE

.1100 sq. ft. with1 i v i n g a r e a .

Tel. 472-1549Eve. 472-4886

REAL ESTATE

FORSALE

FOR SALE: New Furn-ished duplex, free living byrenting I apartment. 500feet, from private beach.472-1198.

. SfSWCES

OFFERED

TUTORING available,grades 1 through 5, 936-6193.

Custom Framingdone on premises

Island Arts1446 Periwinkle Way

472-2593

SAILBOAT RENTALRent day or week23' - Shoal DraftMotor — Safe--

Sleeps 5 Comfortabi eGuide Avai tab! e

463-2320Akk

FIBERGLASS,RESINS,

POLYESTER,EPOXYS,

FOAM,FIBERGLASS

CLOTH, MATS, ETC.EPOXY PAINTS,

OVER1Q0DIFFERENT ITEMS

Suncoast Fiberglass2880 Pa!m Beach Blvd.

R.Myers 334-6127

g10% Discount

TAKE A FLORIDA

1ANGEJMCEBREAK

FORDSee

TOM LANTERMANor

AL LAPPAfor new or used cars or trucks

for any budget--WILL DELIVER -

SAM GALLOWAY FORDFort Myers, Florida 936-2193

WANTED TO RENTCollege professor desires to rent2-bedroom furnished house orcomparable housekeeping unit onSanibel/Captiva for 2-month per-iod, January-February or mid - De-cember to mid - February.

Write; W.H.ilsbree,21 Roosevelt Drive,Athens, Ohio 45701

Phone: (614) 593-6884 (evenings)

NOTICE!Republicans forming free!car pool for volunteer ||workers to Republicanheadquarters in Ft. Myers.

PHONE 472-2844

"CALL FOR CALL"813-472-4127

WE EXCHANGE YOUR UNWANTED PROPERTYFOR SOMETHING YOU REALLY LIKE

RALPH A. CALL, REALTOREXCHANGOR-COUNSELOR

P.O. BOX 232 -147 PERIWINKLESANIBEL, FLORIDA 3^957 -

ZXCHAMQDMS

AISO SALES AND RENTALS CONDOMINIUMS

Gulf front and Gulf viewSanibel Island

REMO (RIP) GABACCUPLUMWNG CONTRACTOR

LICENSED-INSURED-BONDft)CAPTIVA 472-25 I s

ALUMINUMAWNINGS - SHUTTERS

HURRICANE PANELS ^

BUILDINGSPECIALTIES CO.

2213 Fowler-332-5131

VISIT OUR SHOWROOM ORCALL US FOR AN ESTIMATE

MON.-FRI. - 1 0 - 5

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Upper CaptivaA-Frame home on UpperCaptiva. S35,000.

Canai fof on Upper Cap-tiva near safety harborand airstrip.

Gulfront lot on UpperCaptiva. $19,500.

Cabbage Key Homes

Waterfront home, furn-ished for $34,500. Water-front site alone is worth520,000. '

Three bedroom, twobath home on the hil l,with canal frontage forS49,500.

472-1549472-4886

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Tuesday, Oct. 19, 1976 The ISLANDER

Do you havean UA—B—C"?

The followin informativebulletin- was authored byCaptain Jake Mathews ofthe Sanibel Fire Depart-ment, who asked theIslander to publish it to warnIslanders that many of youare buying the wrong kindsof fire extinguishers for yourhome or office. In an at-tempt to help Islanders savethemselves what maybe aneedless expense, herefollows Captain Mathews'explanation and suggestionsas to what type of fire ex-tinguisher you should buy :

- "Fire prevention in-spections have started onSanibel and the mostfrequent hazard we arefinding is the wrong class offire extinguisher hanging inmany apartments andbusinesses. Let us try toclear up this misun-derstanding by explainingthat there are four classes offire:

Class A: Ordinary com-bustibles, such as wood,paper or cloth.

metals, such as titanium,Zirconium, sodium orpotassium.

Fire extinguishers areclassified several differentways. An extinguisher witha Class A rating means thatit was made to combat ClassA fires only.

An extinguisher with a B-C classification means thatit was made to combat twodifferent classes of fire.Class B or Class C only.

An extinguisher with a A-B-C classification meansthat it will combat the threemost common causes offire. Class A, Class B orClass C.

An extinguisher with a Dclassification is a specialtype of extinguisher. As ageneral rule, one doesn'tfind any of these on Sanibei.

The fire Dept. is findingmany Class B-C ex-tinguishers in apartments,

businesses, and rental unitson the Island. This creates areal hazard because of thefalse sense of security itgives, Mathews said. If youhave an extinguisherhanging in your home orbuilding, please check itsclassification to see if it willcombat any fire that may-occur in its area, i.e. that ithas an A-B-C classification.

Extinguisher location isalso very important. Youshould install your fireextinguisher so that the topis not more than five feetabove the floor, in plainview, in an accessable spot,and near room exits whichprovide an escape route,according to Mathews.

If you have any questionsconcerning extinguisherclass, size, or location,please call Captain JakeMathews at the fire station(472-1717) between the hoursof 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m..Mondays through Fridays.

Class B: Flamableliquids, such as gasoline, oilor kitchen grease.

Class C: Energizedelectrical, such as electricalwiring or equipment.

Class D: Combustible \ \

PLEASE NOTENEWS, especially SOCIAL NEWS, cannot

be printed if received in fhe /SLANDERoffice after Thursday, 4 p.m.

PLEASE CO-OPERATE!("social news" is everything short of blowing

up the causeway.)

BUILDING PERMITGUARANTEED

WE GUARANTEE YOU CANOBTAIN A PERMIT TO BUILD

ON ANY OF OUR LOTS

THIS GUARANTEE IS GOOD FOR ONEYEAR FROM DATE OF PURCHASE OR YOUR

MONEY BACK.

— ALL FUNDS ESCROWED— NO CLOSING COSTS

BELLE MEADESUBDIVISION

J.P. CARTER COMPANYP.O. BOX 114 - CAPTiVA, FLA.

PH. 472-2472

SEE YOUR REALTOR

Indian Corn

But we have allthe trimmings foryour HalloweenFestivities. The finestin pumpkins in all sizes for all tastes!!!

BAILEY'S GENERAL STOREin Island Shopping Center, corner of Periwinkle & Tarpon Bay Roads

S t r v i a g S o s i b e l 1 C a p t i v a I s l a n d s s i n e * 1 8 9 9

SANIBEL PACKING COMPANYWESTERN UNION - WINE I COLD SEER - FILM DEVELOPING SERVICE

We Are Open 52 Weeks A Year To Serve YouMonday - Thursday 8 ajn. to 6 p.m. Friday * Saturday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m. to 6 pjn.