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VOLUME 15 NUMBER 2 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY JANUARY 9, 1975

City CouncilDevelopments

ine SaislbeJ city coancii met thispas! Monday at 9:00 a.m. at • theEpiscopal Church on Periwinkle Way.Seated aj the council table were SanibeFsfive counrilnien, ieirtjwrarv city clerkJean Culpepper. leispcrarv legal cosxnse!Frank Watson, zr.6 lersparsrv ri>ymanager Dave Br-fiizke. Mr. Watson was

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cr b:d. ±e councilr'es far penKiswt-tsCap::^^ u. - !of on\ harJsnip request

liiab-iihy of the chosen site for the;e, but as Mr. Msirphey had located a

tSore feasible lm, the council granted Sisrequest subject te proper water conssee-tior;. sep::c tank Jns:a3men!» and oroperrno-, ing and bonding procedure. Thecouncil altowgj! Mr. Marpney ocemor.t r. ti> r.i>;ve his house to ihe new sits.

Nss" the council entertainedEHnor Dormer's request for a committee10 preserve historic sites aud landmarks,specifically a piece of property harboring"hrtc old houses, ose of which, datedzrau::d ihe Isxe l&SQ's, is purported to bethe oidest original homestead stillstanding an the Manas. Tne buildingsare faced with a constractfen devefop-

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New City Hall Reported by Richard Arthurs

Developments is the course ofefficient self-government en Sanibelcame fast sipon as- Already the councilhas contracted office space and pur-chased the trappings necessary to furnishtheir new office. Tits new Chy Hal! is sowopen asd operational in the PeriwinklePlace shopping center, situated in thessifsame stiae of offices previouslyoccupied by the island Reporter. TheIsland Reporter fcss moved 10 a new andlarger buQ&cg ir. Periv.iEfcIe Place.

Tfee aty has contracted to payS4.~5 ansual.y per square foot of officespa.c with Mariner Erstero-rises, theo a e r of ihe v-it^. The cost of tfesfurniture for a s new City Ha.1 exceededthe S2«SK5 al*oi35ent pravided for by

Temporary receptionist, JsdyWorianan, silads the store at new SanibelCity Hall.

the council, running somewhat over$2,600. After reviewing the various bidsfor furaishtEgs which the city recseved,Temporary City Manager Dave Sretzte

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cleared the added expenditure with thecouncil before finalizing the transaction.

City Hal! may be contacted via anyone of three telephone numbers:472-4135, 472-4136, and 472-4137. Thecity also has a post office box now:number 436.

As to where the money for rent,furniture, and employees' salaries iscoming from, the council accepted a bidfor a loan of 550,000 at their meeting thiscast Monday. The bid accepted was thatof the Bank of the Islands. The interestrate on the one year !oan is 6.75 percent,so that it must be repaid in fuJl onDecember 31, 1975 -»vitb an accumulatedinterest of 53,319.52. The councilaccepted the Baak of the Islands* bidsfK~ cvjji-Jdsrira Jfie 7 23 percentinterest rate of Bameft Bank of Ft. Myersana the 7.5 percent interest rase of boththe Lee County Bank and the FirstKationsl Bask. A fifth bid was receivedafter the deadline had closed last Friday.This was from the Security National Bankat an interest rate of 5.63 percent. Due tothe fact thai the#bid was detained at thepast office until after the noon deadline ithad to be returned to Security National-Bank, but the council hopes that they willbe able to make use of it later in the yearbecause of the extremely reasonableterms of the loan bid. The city isauthorized by the charter to borrow up to5250,000 the first year, until such time asthey can levy real estate taxes and begincoHecting city licensing fees.

So now the city can begin meetingtheir expenses. Among these are the backwages of the city's temporary officials.There is the temporary clerk, JeanCuipepper, «.vho is to receive S4 an hour,the temporary city manager, Mr.

Bretzke, whose salary is S60 a day, thetemporary iegai council, Mr. Watson andMr. Barris, whose firm submitted a billfor 48 hours and 30 minutes at S50 anhour at Monday's coancii meeting, not tomention the temporary receptionist at thenew City Hall offices.

Like al! new cities, Sanibei isstarting off in debt despite the council's

t earnest attempt to keep costs to aminimum. Then again, Islanders knewthat this would be the case during thefirst year of business when they voted forincorporation, didn't they?

Councilman Charles LeBuff on thehorn in council room at City Hall offices.

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.Betsy Cook - London, England"Oh boy, that's a good question. I live ina vegetarian household anyway. Iusually make quiche lorraine. It'scheese, eggs, mushrooms, peppers, stuffike that."

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Robert D. Anderson - Sanibel"I would say probably a casserole ofsome kind with noodles, a littlehamburger, and cheese. My wife makesall kinds of stuff, but I'd have to say acasserole."

Martha Unke & Lynette • Minnesota"This week there's no money savingrecipe. I'm a tourist and this is a moneyspending week, so I don't have one at themoment. When you're on vacation youdas.'-, save money -- you spend it."

Larry Gruendike and Larry JohnRochester, New York

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Mr. & Mrs. John Nickens - Missouri"The only thing we save is top valuestamps. But beef stroganoff would haveto be it."

Muriel J. Post - Sanibei"Fin a health food person. I use -- whs ,the name of that book -- "Diet for a Sim ../Planet." My favorite dish is sesameeggplant. There's no meat in it. Myfamilv is verv conscious of their diet."

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CASTAWAYS

The Castaways Resort, with itsrustic flavor, seems to attract guestswho operate resorts and campselsewhere. Last week there were twovery New England camps' representedby guests..Mr. & Mrs. Ted Halpern keep busy withthree camps, Pine Forest, Camp TimberTops, and Lake Owego Camp in thePocono Mountains.

Also on board last week was Mrs.Marian Sanborn, owner-partner of agirl's camp, Tyrole, Oxford, CN, for over26 years. It is now Camp Treefoil-Housatanic, a Girl Scout camp.

'Returnees to Castaways for the20th year are the Sam Davis' fromRockville, IN, and the Fred Moores fromthe lake of the Ozarks, Missouri. Sapand Fred take turns telling fish "storiesas they are catching trout off thehouseboat.' Fred's latest is about thesnook that chewed a rope to which it wasattached and sped away! .

Others returning are Mr. & Mrs.Thomas Dunn of Roanoke, VAt R A.Flicks of Atlanta, GA; Ron Plasek ofClarendon Hills, IL; and Mr; & MrsrPaul Seeker, their children andgrandchildren from Dubiique, Iowa.

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Dr. & Mrs. ROBERT ORR ofHmgham, MA, who hav« a winter homeon Hibiscus on Sanibei are enjoyingthevisit of their two sons;: CHARLES andNELSON ORR who arrived on NewYear's Eve after sailing-their boat, a 25ft. gaff-rigged sloop, ^Phe River Raft"from Ft. Lauderdale, around the tip ofFlorida and then to Sanibei. The youngmen are adventuresome sailors; theysailed the stoop f*onj|<5ape Cod lastOctober to Ft. Lauderdale;. flew back to 'Hmgham, then back for their boat andaround Key West. And-now they aresafe at last! At least until they start forthe South Pole or someother far awaydestinations. -'.'.

BUTLER-STAHLIN ENGAGEMENT

Mr. & Mrs.P^ui E. Stahlin ofCaptiva announce the engagement oftheir daughter Miss Sara Jane Stahlin toBenjamin F. Butler of Greenville,Michigan. Butler is the son of Mr. &Mrs. Frederick Butler of Lakeview,Mich. I

The couple wjll be marriedJanuary 18 at St. Michael's and AllAngels Episcopal Church on Sanibei.

THE COLONY GUESTS

t)ur out of state guests this weekinclude: Mr. and Mrs.'Henry E. Spire ofIluwniolstown, PA.: Mr. ,and Mrs..hum's C'oloman of Chesterfield, MO.:Mr. and Mrs. John F. McGee of Dayton,OIL: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ramsey ofWauwatosa. "WI.: Mr. and Mrs. ByronRamonwitz of Lexington,*KY.: Mr. andMrs. Don Downing of Glen Ellyn, IL.:Dr. and Mrs. Irving Rappaport andFamily of Little Neck, N. Y.: Mr. andMrs. A. C. Maerlend<* of Gulf Shores,AL.; Mr. and Mrs. Norman T. Buddineof Winston-Salem, NpC.: Mrs. 0. K.

. Law -on of Toledo, OH.t Dr. and Mrs. R..T. Hradloj and family; of Birmingham,AL.: Miss Hallie House of Lexington,KY.: Mr. and Mrs. % E. Pinkston ofL<<\inirton. KY.: Mr. aad Mrs. W. Nolteand Mrs. Ehrlich of Cbjvy Chase, MD.:Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Annenberg ofPikos\ilU\ MD.: Mr. ind Mrs. H. H.Mor-o of Cedar Rapifs, IA.: Mr. andMrs. Robert J. Clendeain of Monmouth,IL.: Mr. and M?s. JifH. Burkhard of'Monmouth. IL.

Our Florida guests this weekinclude: Mr. and Mrs^ Walter Boyd ofSun Cit\.

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"LIFE OF THE BALD EAGLE"AUDUBON PROGRAM

Tonight, January 9, the localAudubonSoofety will present at 8 p.m.in the Sanibei Community House aprogram of great interest and special

• signilif ance. The show, titled, "The Lifeof t-ht*- Bald Eagle," will cover in depth allaspects-- and problems related to theexistence, indeed to the survival1 of thenoiile bird that synjbolizes our Country.

' A series of striking color slides will befeatured, and the commentary will be byDoris Mager, foremost Florida authorityon -birds of prey. She is known nationallyfor her interest in the welfare of thfc baldeayleand other raptoriafspecies,and forthe past eleven years has been employedhy: Florida Audubon Society in thespecialized field of birds of prey. She hasconducted many wildlife tours for theSociety; and these travels have led herto the remote areas of Africa, Centraland'. South-America, Nova Scotia, theWest- Indies ynd Western America. Inrecent years, she has -directed Ecology

•.Workshops in Trinidad, Panama and<!u.atenuila. In cooperation with the U.S.Wildlife' Service and many other

. ;IL;VIICM'S. Miss Mager" is presently••(•'oniiuciing a detailed inventory of thekil'i eatrle population in Florida byii.'ean.s of a small plane. For relaxationshe enjoys skiing in the Tetons, winning:I\WIII!S with the pxpert eonoeing, and

.•catnpiiijj in wilderness areas. 'As usual, the program is open to the

pulilic, and all are cordiallv invited..

AUDUBON OPEN HOUSEAT WOODMERE PRESERVE

The Audubon Open House -Woodmere Preserve will be held cJanuary 16 from 9 a.m. to 12 noaRegistration and parking is at west ekof Gulf Drive at the turn-around, t-hearty welcome and best wishes for bpleasant and interesting tour is^extended by the owners to- Sanibei-residents and visitors.

The unhurried tour is not to becvonducted in groups. It is self;conducted. A plant list from which youcan identify the numbered specimenswill be given to you when you register.

People trained in botany orornithology will be available at variouspoints to answer questions. A formal"conducted tour" is to be? avoided ifpossible. Communication to a largegroup is difficult.

You can see and study nativetrees and plants for Sanibei - a survivorof the Ice Age, a plant whose ancestor-was here millions of years ago. A groveof seagrapes at least 100 years oW.

Wear stout shoes, beware ofpoison ivy and thorny plants. Tour notrecommended for small children.

AUDUBON PRESENTATION -MOTE LABORATORY ©N SHARKS

by Sheri Smock

January 2, the Audubon Societypresented a film of the, *is|arcBperformed on sharks at the Mote MarineLaboratory in Sarasota. They have foundthat man's pulse and scent are whatattracts the shark. To protect oneselffrom attack several devices have beenimplemented - successful and un.

Electrodes attached to the diving suitseem to help somewhat. •

There is an ink repellent whichseems to give nothing but courageperhaps. Mote says it would take aboutONE HUNDRED of the packets to beeffective.

Many different types of repellentshave been tested. There was one thatworked-well. While it was effective with 1specie, it attracted other types of shark!

Qas has also become available.When injected, the shark looks somewhatlike a balloon deflating. Evidently it'sharmless to the shark, while it providestime to escape.

The Audubon Society will bepresenting several other.films at theSanibei Community house.

WILDLIFE FILM

The first Audubon Wildlife Film is tobe shown at 8 pm. January 9, at the Ft,Myers Senior High School. The programwill be "Mule Deer Country" presentedin person by Mr. Buzz Moss_of Murray,Utah.

Catherine M. McCiary, 60,Periwinkle Way Trailer Park, Sanibei,died Sunday, Dec. 29. She moved herefrom Atlanta, GA; iasfSeptember andwas a member of the League of WomenVoters of Atlanta.

Survivors include her husband,.LeRoy McCiary of Sanibei; two sons,James McCiary of Nedwport News, VA,and William L. McCiary of Houston,Texas; one daughter, Mrs. CatherineAnne Clark of Huntington, Conn.; abrother and five grandchildren.

Memorial funeral service washeld at St. Michaels and All AngelsEpiscopal Church, Sanibei, with theRev. Thomas Madden officiating.

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Beth Rizzo as Rosita is caught onthe up-the-down-staircase by PhilipHunter as O'Flaherty in Brush With aBody.

BRUSH WITH A BODY

Pirate Playhouse is in theforefront of the wave of the future Whichis to look to London for plays that have auniversal appeal for American audiencesinstead qf the drivel that is being turnedout by so-called American Playwrightstoday.

The latest London import to thePirate Playhouse stage is "Brush With aBody" by Maurice McLaughlin.

Its success as judged by thereaction of the opening night audiencewas instantaneous. They loved thiscomedy mystery and the packed houseplayed tribute to the play's excellentactors with rounds of applause to JohnAsp, Margaret Kruger and Bill Kruger,the Bissells, Ginny and Don, theChoates, Kristine and John, KathyMcClintock, Beth Rizzo, Ruth Hunterand Philip Hunter as an Irish chimneysweep.

Year in and year out, each seasonPhilip directs his companies with amaster hand resulting in a tremendousperformance at the Island's unique anddelightful theater, the Pirate Playhouse.Brush With a Body plays again onJanuary 11, curtain 8:15, box office,472-2121.

SANIBEL HAMLET MODEL OPEN

Surf Realty located at 975 RabbitRoad announced the completion andopening of their new model for SanibelHamlet this past week.

Designed with an atmosphere ofnature and privacy: in mind, SanibelHamlet offers a sheltered experience.The development is located adjacent tothe Ding Darling Wildlife Refuge andonly half a mile from its entrance, almost'completely surrounded by conservationlands. With access via Rabbit Road, thestreets all terminate in cul-de-sac, withno through streets to generateobjectionable and dangerous traffic.Native trees are present in abundance,giving • shelter from sun, sound and

, storm as well as deKghting the eye.

I Hamlet will provide suchrecreational facilities as the 2-acre lake,swimming pool, tennis courts, and -aunique mile-long cycle path runningthrough woodlands beside the waterfrom Sanibel-Captiva Road to Gulf Drive

- all in a resident-owned setting.Many options are available to

residents of Sanibel Hamlet. Duplexes,3- and 4-plex homes will be built toorder. A lot-and-home package isavailable, or you may select your owncontractor to build for you withinreasonable deed restrictions thatguarantee the Island atmosphere inarchitecture.

While Sanibel Hamlet is approvedfor a density of up to fifteen unjis peracre, the completed neighborhood willhave fewer than six units per acre:- lessthan many luxury-class single-familyneighborhoods. Lots 100 feet wide rangeup to 180 feet deep and the number of 3-and 4-unit dwellings will be limited inorder to guarantee low density. Homesin Sanibel Hamlet will have some 1200square feet of floor space per unit. .

According to Realtor James 0.Evans, "The sales outlook for SanibelHamlet is very promising."

, COUNTY COMMISSION APPOINTSMEMBERS TO LEE COUNTY

MARINE ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The Lee County Commission hasappointed members for 22 countycommunities to the Lee County MarineAdvisory Committee which will workout a plan to use boat registration feessent by Lee County boat owners to thestate and then returned to the county.

Among the members are: HarleyBrown, Sanibel; Jerry Hudson, CaloosaMarching & Chowder Society; JohnMcMillan, Coast Guard Auxiliary, andBill Smith, Fort Myers Beach Squadron.

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Joan Patterson (Dolly Levi) and TerryBlackburn (Ambrose Kemper) leadcharacters in "Hello, Dolly"

HELLO. DOLLYCOMING TO FT. MYERS

The Cape Players, Madison Players,Art. Theatre, and Edison Players willcombine talents in the production. Hello,Dolly,

The musical takes place in the gay90's in New York, in Harmonia Gardens,a rest home. Barnaby Tucker, played byDon Roberts, and Cornslius, Bee Crews,are making their first trip to the city.Ambrose, the struggling young artist isplayed by Terry Blackburn. Dolly, JoanPattersoji. is, of course, the meddlerwhose actions pay off through peoplebeing paired off by the end of the play.

Don't forget: This weekendJanuary 10, 11, and 12 at 8 p.m. at theFort Myers Senior High School. Ticketsare $2.50 per student, $3.50 per adult.

"THE MATCHMAKER'TO OPENAT CYPRESS HIGH SATURDAY

The Cypress Lake High School'sdrama department will open Saturday,Jan. 11, with their production ofThornton Wilder's "The Matchmaker."

Curtain time is 8 p.m. in theschool's auditorium. Tickets are $2.50for adults, $1.50 for students, and will beon sale at the door. Advance tickets maybe obtained by calling Matt Parent after5 p.m. at 463-2525.

There will be a secondpresentation of the same play thefollowing Saturday, Jan. 18.

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SEE the fabulous flying white stallions perform therare and beautiful "AIRS ABOVE GROUND".

HEAR Professor Ottomar Herrmann tell how hesaved his Lipizzans in World War II.

Tbe way the rare breed was saved was told in WaltDisney's "MHtACLE OF THE WHITE STALLIONS.?

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

SUNDAY:HoIyComaiBnioa 7;3G & 9:30 «.m.Cfanrch School & Kindergarten 9:30 a.m.WEDNESDAYS:Holy Communion 9:00 a.m.HOLY DAYS:Holy Commonion 7:30 p.m.

ST. ISABEL CATHOLIC CHUBCHRev. Gerard Beauregard

Saturday Evening Mass »5:30 p.m.Sunday Mass , 10:00 a.m.Friday Mass:First Friday of each month.... 7:30 p.m.Dafly Mass 5:30 p.m.Holy Days WM a.m.Vigil 7:30 p.m.Confession before each Mass.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCESERVICES

Sanibei Community HouseSunday 11:00 a.m.

SAMBEL COMMUNITY CHDECHRev. A. Ray CartBdge, Pastor

Morning Worship & Nnrsery.... 11 a.m.Sunday School. ..9:30 a.m.

FIRST BAPTIST CHUBCHThe Rev. Gerald Frost, Minister

SUNDAY SERVICE:Sunday School ; 3:45 a.m.Worship . . . 11:00 a.m.Evening Services 7:00 p.m,'WEDNESDAY EVENING:P-ave • Meeting 7:00 p.m.

Every one is someone.Every one welcome.

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Margaret Galloway, shown abovewith one of her collages, will be teachinga basic painting course for "absoiate andutter beginners" as well as frustrated"tryers" at the Islands Arts onPeriwinkle Way. The class will startTuesday, Jan. 14, from 10 a.m. to noon,and will be held on subsequent Tuesdavs.

The progressive course has tensessions, each individually complete. Youmay sign up for one or all of them now atIsland Arts. The lessons wiii includeworking with locally collected materialsfor shapes, textures and colors, such asthe material Ms. Galloway is showndemonstrating. The course will alsoinclude composition painting techniques,matting and framing instruction.

Ms. Gatioway's interests includemusic, botany, geology, collecting rareclay concretions, and, of course, painting.

Plan to sign up now at IslandArts—it sounds like a great way to havesome fun, relaxation and learn to painttoo! (photo-santbel, inc.)

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The Great Lipizzan Stallions

HELLO, DOWN THEEE1 TheLipizzan stallion, Flying Falcon, towersover Ms trainer, Harry Herrman, as hedoes a graceful pirouette, like & balletdancer. Lipizzans are called the balletdancers of the horse world.

The battle plunges of the greatLipfzzan stallions, called "airs above theground," are the featured attraction ofthe Royal Lipizzan stallions of Austria.They will give one performance ia theEdison Stadium in Fort Myers onJanuary 19, Sunday, at 2 p.m. Ticketsare on safe in Fort liyers Beach at Garf'sDrug Store and in Sanibel at Bailey'sGeneral Store. The show will be iaNaples the following weekend, Sunday,January 26, at 2 p.m. Tickets for thatshow are on sale at the Barnett Bank ofNaples. Tickets for either show can beordered by mail by sending payment aadself-addressed stamped envelope tolipizzan, P. 0. Box 488, Punta Gorda,FL 33950.

Colonel Herrmann, director of theshow and brilliant trainer, is one of themen who smuggled out the rare breedfrom under the verv noses of the

Kussians in World War II. Col. AloisPodhajsky took out the Spanish RidingSchool horses. But Col. Hen-man'sLipizzans were probably the mostendangered, being about 80 miles behindenemy lines when he started the epicjourne}', riding at night and hiding byday.

Walt Disney made a movie aboutthe incredible story of how the rarebreed was saved, "Miracle of the WhiteStallions." Every performance ColonelHerrmann tells of his experiences in avoice thick with emotion, and gives astirring tribute to General GeorgePatton, who gave them protection.

The rarest, most aristocraticbreed of horse in the world, theLipizzans were the prized possession ofthe royal Hapsburg family of Austria.Only the royalty and nobility wereallowed to own them, and the Hapsburgsgave Lipizzans to the nobles leadingtheir armies.

For centuries the "airs" struckterror into the hearts of fighting men allover Europe. A 1200 pound whiteLipizzan stallion advancing on the enemywas an unforgettable sight, and onementioned in many memoires of thetimes.

The capriole, where the stallionleaps straight up into the air and lashesout with a violent kick was used to clearthe way when the nobel found himselfsurrounded in battle.

In the courbette, the stallions aretaught to leap oa their hind legs likekangaroos. The courbette was used toshelter the rider with the horse's body,to elevate the rider, and to advance onthe enemy.

Each of the "airs," the langsade,the eroupade, the 'evade, the baikrtadeand others all had their special purpose.But gum powder made ibeis obsolete asweapons, asd horses are ao longer asedas battle machines.

The "airs" have been kept alive,however, by a few dedicated men.

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r— Reel Eel Tips by Skip Purdy

They say that the two happiesttimes in a man's life is when he buys hisfirst boat and when he gets rid of it. Butthat is not true. I'll go along with thefirst part, but now that I've decided tosell my beautiful little 24" Venture, NoSweat, I can tell you I have a sad, sadfeeling.

Poor little No Sweat - Iin reallyonly letting her go for her own sakebecause she has sat at the dock for thelast year and only been out once, andthat is no life at all for a slim, jauntyyoung sailboat with five sails, a coat ofnew bottom paint and a spinnaker she'snever even used yet. She's a love of aboat, with an endearing way of rompingthrough the waves like a playful cork, orof buckling down at serious moments, asin a CMCS race, like a thoroughbred

• horse in the Kentucky Derby.And there she sits, without even

an exercise boy to sail her up and downthe back bay once a week, even thoughshe's rattling her stays in eagerness totake off for the Keys, or snoop aroundthe inlets up by Cayo Costa. You cin betyour bottom dollar, however, I'm onlygoing to let her go to some one who lovessailing with a passion and who will treather with respect and affection.

I'm going to miss her freshlypainted little cabin where we've snoozedso comfortably on her foam cushions, ordrunk many a companionable cup ofcoffee at the little drop table. And Iguess I'll leave aboard the brand-newunopened Coleman stove we bought tofit her galley with the little portablesink, the ice cooler and two lonelypot-holders --- because it would seemlike Indian-giving to take it away fromher.

Ill not be able to boast that I havewall-'to-wall, carpeting anymore either,because I don't have it in my house. Ionly had it in her cabin. However, she'snot one to put on airs about that luxurysince she's lost her pretty stripedcurtains even though they can easily bereplaced and she still has the neatwooden curtain holder with slidingfasteners, not to mention all kinds ofhooks and cabin lights and two verysexy, see-through hammocks for holding ,things.

Of .curse, she has cushionsgalore, a compass, a gas tank and a great

'9V: hp Evinrude outboard motor and aboat hook - not to mention a built in headand ONE velcro screen for the hatchcover. It's in no way her fault that Inever finished the one for thecoiripanionway, but it shouldn't takelong for someone who's better withepoxy glue than I am.

Actually, the more I describe herthe worse I feel. It's like sending yourson to the Army or marrying off adaughter. I've scrubbed, and painted.

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Water ski along Sanibel's bay front.Rates by the hour. All equipmentfurnished. Call Capt. Herb Purdy:

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arid sewed and spent SO much money foranchors and chains and wind vanes forthe top of the mast, and bumpers (whichI think we lost overboard or lentsomeone) and rust remover for thewinch to raise and lower the swing keel(it worked like a charm, too), and fornylon lines to anchor the canvas awningthat shades the deck and for fiberglass tocoat her woodwork.

If you consider the cost on anannual basis, I'll bet I've spent more onNo Sweat than oh any one of my childrenunder the age of 10 and worked just ashard as when they were babies. But Idon't begrudge it. It was a labor of loveand if nothing else, the dreams I had!

The magical plans I made, thecharts I pored over, the courses I took inseamanship and navigation, the books Iread, the skills I learned, all so that sheand I could take off on some fantasticadventure! Alas, I am more earthboundthan I knew - at least right now. But sheis humming and rocking on the waves,waiting for someone to come along andset sail with her. They need not beperfect, nor highly experienced sailors;she's too easy-going for that. But she'srestless to be off, to elude the dull

^barnacles and the back-wash of theharbor, to tip her decks between sea andsky in a salute to living right now.

I can't say her nay.

With these past holiday weeks Ihave made a lot of new and wonderfulfriends while listening to their excitingtales of fishing.

A happy Sanibel resident, EdScott, told me of his beautiful 10 poundredfish and a 4 pound sheepshead caughtwhile bottom fishing off a private dock inSan Carlos Bay. He expects to see manysheepshead with cooler weather and islooking forward to catch some morereds.

Roman and Charlotte Stave fromSt. Louis Park, Minnesota, said they hada wonderful time trout fishing withCapt. Herb Purdy on the Blue Runner.They took along their two children whogot the biggest thrill out of seeing ablowfish blow up when Capt. Purdyrubbed its stomach.

Staying at the Reef Motel, Mr.Ganz, from New Jersey, tells me he andhis wife have been fishing around theSanibel Causeway with much success.He says a day doesn't go by when theydon't catch some fish. They are hookinginto nice size trout, whiting andsheepshead. Whiting are a grayish-silver fish with a white belly and haswhat looks like a whisker on the bottomof its chin. These fish are very oftencaught surf fishing off the Gulf sidebeaches.

I am hearing from some Islanders

and visitors a*, well, that redfish andtrout are being caught in the grass flatsoff the Sanibel Causeway. You'llrecognize a redfish by its reddish colorand the large black spot found at thebase of its tail. Redfish is mainly abottom feeder and are being caught nowwith live 'educated' shrimp. This fish is aslow striker so take enough time to allowhim to catch hold of your bait. Use aslight delay before setting the hook.They never jump so expect the fish tohead for the bottom with a steady fight.Redfish are very good eating andexcellent for chowder.

Our very young tourist friendscome in The Real Eel telling me of thegrand times catching some of our smallerfish. To a child hooking into a spade fishor even a catfish makes his day a dreamcome true. The spade fish is oval inshape with a white body and wtdevertical black bands. Many visitorsdescribe it as looking like an angelfish. Itstrikes fast, loves shrimp and is fair foreat ing. The catfish has an elongateddorsal fin thrusting upward from thefront part of the spine. The coloring isblue-grayishg shading off to a light belly.Some say the catfish is not edibile but itis an acceptable table fish.

Come see me at The Real Eel andtell me what you've been catching. Lotsof luck to all you fishermen.

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ASTROLOGICAL HINTSby Madam Dorinda

ARIES: Hold your temper now,for If you ignore orders or authority youwill risk your position its life. It is a goodtime for any property deals or to listento legal advice. Publicity can help younow if you let people know what you areafter.

TAURUS: You are likeJy to breakwith a tie of long standing. Be calm atwork for it will be nerve wracking, and

•don't confide financial matters totreacherous people. People at a distance'will be helpful now if you contact them.Be more dramatic.

GEMINI: Stay put whereeconomic ties or financial things areconcerned. Planning ahead good,provided plans are not based on Illusion.

This is not a good time to gamble onanything. It is good for paying bills,making repairs.

CANCER; You will feel depress-ed, but don't neglect your necessaryduties. Be on time or you will irritateinfluential people. Let others take thelead in social matters and don't be tooquick to offer others unwanted advice.

LEO: A parent is likely tosurprise you with good news, but otherupsetting news concerning kin is likelyto arrive. The one who asks you for helpnow really needs it. This is not a goodtime to travel or go walking around intht« eountrv alone.

VIRGO: Think it over beforetaking on responsibilities that are notjo-iis. Oid friends are likely £o show apnov.. don"! allow them to dominate yourpersonai life. Go back and finish up loose

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LIBRA: Sit down and talk thingsover and you can solve your problems.Check in with your family, they areworried about you. You will feel tieddown, but try not to speak in haste oranger. You can get everything ironedout now.

SCORPIO: Take care of corres-pondence that you have neglected. Thisis a favorable time for trips. Rememberyour past mistakes and spend more timeon yourself. New and interestingromance is likely and you may have adifficult time choosing between morethan one.

SAGITTARIUS: Follow yourhunches now and you can improve familymatters. Pay any bills that you may haveoverlooked. You will be more involved

now in gnoop activities that will bringyou new bnsaaess or increase yourfinancial burdens. Use good judgement.

CAPEICOBN: This is a good timefor travel, bat be csreM about revealingsecret affairs now. Be considerate toin-laws, who are apt to need your helpnow. Act in a responsible manner andavoid quarrelsome people for bestresults" now.

AQUARIUS: Sales and regu-lations will cause you some restrictionno?*'. It is a favorable time to increaseyour income if ye® do not allow selfdoubt to discourage you. Keep your ownwelfare in mind when others ask you forhelp.

PISCES: There is likely to bedifficulties with debts or credit now, butit is only temporary.

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City CouncilDevelopments

Continued from front pagement that threatens to level them. It wasdecided that Elinor Dormer woald reportback to the council at next week'smeeting to suggest names for acommittee to deal with the matter ofhistorical landmarks.

The council next turned itsattention to a resolution proposing theappointment of a committee to investi-gate and draft an ordinance to preserveSantbel's unique island vegetation. Theresolution was passed and each council-man appointed a member for thecommittee, such that the appointedcommittee consists of Richard Workman,George Campbell, Bob Vartdai, MaidaHarrison, and Frank Veilake, subject tothe iatter's acceptance of the job. Thecommittee was given ninety days to drafta permanent Plant Ordinance, thedeadline subject to extension by thecouncil.

Next the council discussed andpassed emergency transition ordinance,T5-I. intended to preserve the quality offresh and salt water on the Island byrestricting the building of new iida!canals and by placing a ban on ccasiiineexcavations such as "borrow pits."" anless otherwise approved- by the council.The ordinance terminates in nineiy days.

Then followed -he Mayor's report.which induced five complaints receivedfay Mayar Go-ss tn the past week. Therewas a complain' sbotit the noiseengendered by the Dunes' diggingoperation, a wrap'aint from the South-winds Neighborhood Association abssu:ihe runoff water from the Oceczn's ReachCandcsjfiiFiiufii building sice, a complain!of excessive poises proseesksn onBowman's Beach by an individual whoclaimed so have been fsrea upon by anundercover policeman V»;"RO was no*provoked to do so, a camplasni about the.Raraada Inn's building parrots beingexpires because insufficient work hasbeen done ape™, ihe sise. aad a complain;aerfiafidfcg some son of "leash law" or"'dog c-sr-lro; law." All of the corsjriainsswere deferred untii later meedags.

The temporary city atasafier'*report was nes! op, the agenda. Mr.Breuke discussed she proposal is set up zplanning .wssfirfsstOT and adviser*jamimitiee and asked 'has "he tespse betaken up again at ihe next meeting so givehtm more time TO research the raatier.Breizke reported that fte had hired JeaaNichols to be secretary and sienograpierat City Hail Beginning January iiik. Healso asied At 'Muench to assist ininvestigating building pen«"us, whichhelp was received mfn graiitade by theeoasni, Mr. Bretzke also mentioned twohardship cases which had been fcrasgn;JO his airesiion. One of these was areassess for permission "a fasiid aswimming cfwL wrikft. ifte coundErefused on the grounds tha; shimmingpools eoald am qualjfv as hardship cases.The other -Aas a reaaesf by John Pierce.developer of As -CSKksn's Ba»eusubdivision, for psrhjissien is go aheadwish cc«Kstract!C!R cf roads in thesubdivision. As Mr. Pierce has subttuueda great wea'sh af data and material tcback an his case, the council postponedacting « i Ms request unn't ihe January2&h meeting,

FisViowjBg she tenipararv ciiymanager's report'fhe council recessed forlunch, after which -hey met wish Mr.Edwards and Mr. Sehoabae of theDepartment of BoItaEkm Qsntrol todiscuss possible sewage treatmentmeasures for Sanihei. Mr. Edwardsoffered his personal services and these ->fhis staff to sssisi :he ceisnei! ;s draftingorainar/ces and legislatioH to proiec*Sansfaes's waters. Said Mr, Edwards. "Etaeverything you can Jo prosed yourselves.The stare will not !se moving as fas; asifcev have been." due so the fan tha* thepowers of she Department of PoiluttanControl have fceen casiaiied by she newAdministrative Procedures Act. Mr.Ed'.vards explained. Mr. Schaoboereported to She •CGur.eit <SR several federaland stste funded programs far sewagecontrol measures, such as the statefunded 20! program involving io excessof SO3.0M) allocated to lee/Countv

(Sanibei. Captiva. Ft. Myers Beach, andother criiical areas in particular) if thecountv as a whole submits an applicationto Tallahassee before July of 1975.The council vowed to sake ihe iniiiative ingenerating some interest in the programon the county level.

The last item on the agenda wasthe councilmen"s reports. Vernon Mac-Kenzie raised a motion to get Mr. Bretzketo draw up a preliminary budget for theyear so that the council can begin to get agrip on money matters and anothermotion for Mr. Bretzke to start solicitingapplications for the position of cityengineer, both of which were approvedbv the council. Zee Butler mentioned thatthe next council meeting will be at 9:00a.m. on January 13th at the EpiscopalChurch and the following meeting will beat 9:00 a.m. on January 28th at the

Community House. The councilwomanalso mentioned that the election forcouncil seat #1 has been OKed by LeeCounty Board of Elections for February25th, with a possible runoff electionscheduled for March 13th. The qualifica-tion date for the election is January 25th.Charles LeBuff reported that the firstmeeting of the Plant Ordinance Commit-tee will be held at 4:00 p.m. on January8th at City Hall. In accordance withFlorida Sunshine Law. the meeting willbe open to the public. Francis Baileypointed out that a number of Islandbuilders have approached him with arequest for a more stringent buildingcode and have offered their services to bepart of a committee to draft such a code.Mayor Goss passed on the bike pathcommittee's request for time on theagenda of the next meeting, which was

duly allotted for them at 10:30 a.m.Before adjourning the meeting. Gossasked councilmen for their appointmentsfor the city seal judging committee. Theappointees are Ann Winterbotham. BillDamroth. Elinor Dormer, and CharlotteWhite, with Mr. Bailey yet to appoint amember to the committee.

A SMART BIRDby Vivian Hinternhoff

Charlie, the spirited Mynah bird,who converses with passers-by at theAccent Shop on Periwinkle Place isreally clever! Last week, a group ofteenagers were standing in front of his

.cage and one of them said, "Oh Charlie, Ilove you."

Whereupon Charlie opened hisbeak widely and yelled. "Help! Help!"And this is a true storv. I heard him.

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P&B MARINE CONSTRUCTIONBocks & Seawalls

Call Pee Wee 472-2487

FOR SALE

Two lots on private road on Sanifael.Only 700 ft. from Gulf with access tobeach via permanent easement. Lot1: 90x120 ft. Lot 2: 111x110 ft. Buyone or both. $18,000 per lot. Call472-2621.

REM O (RIP) GABACCIAPLUMBING CONTRACTORLicensed - Insured - Bonded

Captiva 472-2518

RUE-TEMP SERVICE, INCSALES & SERVICE.

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• 24 Hoar Answering ServiceFort Myers Beach 463-9556

FOR SALE650 Triumph, 10,000 miles, mpg 55.$800 or best offer. Contact BlindPass Marina, 624-1020, ask for MarkBartholomew.

Mobile Home Roof Leaking?Call

Topp Roofing Co.463-5005

We Topp Them All

FOR SALE:income property, office and warehouse.Office fronting on Estero Blvd. vacant. 5Bays - fully rented. Room for expansion.463-2295, or 463-5786. Mrs. Bunting.

FOR SALE:Canal lot, beautiful natural setting, farfrom the crowded east end of the island.Direct access to open water. Will financeto suit buyer. All offers considered.472-2566.

FOR RENT:1 BR Apt., close to beach. $100 week.472-2566.METAL DETECTOR:Have reports of Spanish gold coins,jewelry, and coins found with ourdetectors at Naples and Bonita Beaches,and Sanibel Islands. Naples phone:1-642-7047.

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Unclassified -AL WOLF ELECTRONIC SERVICE

• Color B&W TV, Hi-Fi, Stereo, Radio,'Tape Recorders, Record Players,Antenna Systems. 472-2218. Back ofGlory of the Sea.

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, openmeeting, St. Michael's & All AngelsChurch, Periwinkle Way, Friday nights,8 p.m. For information call 472-2150.

ALANON - First and third Friday ofeach month, 8 p.m. at St. Michael's andAll Angels Church.

HELP WANTED:House painter. Neat worker required.472-1868.

F0RSA1E0RRENT:;Fully furnished one and two bedroomjGulf apartments from S100 weekly.472-2452 or write Brown, 9480 SW 108St., Miami, FL 33156.

FOR SALE:LARGE Sanibel homesite or duplex lot,off the bayou on a canal. Richard S.Thompson, Realtor, Inc., 1429 ColonialBlvd., Ft. Myers. 936-8528. After hourscall Lee Barnes 542-7662.

* **WANTED:Qualified real estate personnel forgeneral real estate & condominium sales.Ralph Call, Realtor, Sanibel & Ft. Myers.472-1622.

FOR SALE:Choice N.C. Srnokv Mountain h-ci-A••::•site. 4000 ft. elevation, overlou.• A\%Wautaga Valley. S miles to Franknr..Private road, electric, water. O;;!y510,000. Cash. Write Advertiser, ?. C.Box 1502, Fort Myers. Fla.

FOR RENT:Captiva house 400 ft. from Gulf on pri%ateroad. Newly decorated. 2 BR. 1 bath.screened porch, heat and air. AvailableJan. & Feb. Reasonable rent. S13-472-4382.

FOR SALE:16" Starcraft boat, good condition, with65 hp Johnson with power tilt. Loadedwith accessories. New paint on bottom.Can be seen at Moss Marina. Call forappointment by owner. 51,000.463-2324.

WANTED:Dishwasher, evenings. Case's HarborHouse Restaurant. 472-1242 or 472-2798.

REAL ESTATE MAN WANTED:5 days a week, 9-5. Must be willing tostudy for G.I.R. certificate within 2years. Surf Realty, Realtor. 472-1549.

HELP WANTED:Thorough house cleaner. Part time orirregular schedule OK. 472-1888.

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Location Lot Price

Clan* Bayou $50,000'Sanibel Isles . . . $33,500Gulf Pines . $22,500The Rocks $16,500Sanibel Lake E s t a t e s . . . . . . . $12,000

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