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VOLUME 10 NUMBER 21 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MAY 21, 1970

— SPECIAL NOTICE—Lee County Zoning Board

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING POLLUTION MEETING

Hearing No. 70-5-6Name: Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of Commerce. Request for the adoption of Sign

Category S-l.

SUBJECT PROPERTY: Sanibel and Captiva Islands-Lee County, Florida. Hearing willbe held in the Lee County Court House at 10 a.m., Monday,May 25, 1970 by the Lee County Zoning Board. Final hearingwill be held by the Board of County C o m m i s s i o n e r s onJuly 7, 1970 at 9:00 a.m.

IT IS URGED THAT ALL MEMBERS OF THE CHAMBEROF COMMERCE AND ALL RESIDENTS OF SANIBEL ANDCAPTIVA ATTEND THIS VERY IMPORTANT MEETING.

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Air and water pollution problems on Sanibel Island and Captiva Island and surround-ing waters were discussed in a conmunity meeting Monday, May 18 at the Sanibel Com-munity House.

Sponsors of the meeting include the Sanibel Community Association, the CaptivaCivic Association, the Sanibel-Captiva Islands Chamber of Commerce, the Sanibel-Captiva Planning Committee, the Sanibel Rocks Civic Association, the Palm LakeAssociation, the Sanibel-Captiva Audubon Society, the Sanibel-Captiva Shell Club andthe Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation.

Dr., I. H. Simmons of Sanibel acted as chairman and moderated the question andanswer period following the general program.

Participants included Dr. Joseph W. Lawrence, director of the Lee County HealthDepartment, Dr. Joseph K. Isley, Radiologist of Fort Myers, Mr. R. M. Stott, super-visor of Lee County Health Department, Sanitarians, Mr. D. L. Smith and Mr. CharlesMartindale, Director of the Lee County Mosquito Control, Mr. T. Wayne Miller, Jr.,Mr. Hammond, Science Consultant for Lee County Schools, Count Commissioner' %&xGeraci and Mr. Barnett, State Air & Water Pollution representative for this area.

The mosquito district maintains the fresh Water stability in Sanibel Slough, control-ling the entire island center's water level. Pollution in that slough was a major topic.Other pollution points were discussed.

Dr. I. H. Simmons of Sanibel opened the meeting by reading a very interesting poemwhich ended with the advice to build a fence on the top of the cliff to prevent personsfalling and forget the maintenauccof an ambulance below.

Mr. Ri M. Stott, gave a talk and showed slides explaining the cause and much ofthe pollution of Lee County. Dr. Joseph K. Isley explained that pollution is everyone'sproblem and suggested that we have an established set of rules and regulations andlaws which would en'orce pollution laws. Dr. Joseph W. Lawrence, who has been withthe Lee County Health Dept. for 16 years, advised that the county is growing so rapidlythat we must have more control and strengthen laws now in effect. Mr. Hammond toldof using students participation in the study of pollution and prevention. He s t a t e dthat approximately 3,500 students had participated. Their main study being our biggestasset, our mangrove swamps, as we are one of the three counties in the Northernhemisphere to produce such swamps. The generation who created the situation is notthe one to have to solve it. Mr. Barnett, the State Air & Water Pollution represent-ative for this area was happy to see so many people interested in the problem of pol-lution and hoped that all would support him in this work.

LOGGERHEAD TURTLES RELEASEDOver 500 young Loggerhead turtles produced under the restoration phase of the

Caretta Research Project were released on Sanibel Sunday, May 17. Children fromSanibel and Captiva helped get the small Loggerheads into the Gulf of Mexico.

Some other turtles were released at Turner Beach and still mure were turned looseabout 10 miles out in the Gulf.

The turtles are marked and tagged so statistics can be compiled on their progressif they return to nest.

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The EditorTo The Islander:

I noted with great interest and pridethe cleaning up planned by the I s l a n dImprovement Committee for May 9. Itis wonderful to read of citizens gettingout and doing things for themselves.

Another way to help keep the Islandclean and preserve the unspoiled appear-ance is to vigorously control all aboveground utilities or even a system of un-derground utilities., Unfortunately, fartoo many of us take utility poles forgranted even when they run down bothsides of the street and clutter the viewof open blue skies with wires. It is im-portant that we establish standards andcontrols now before the privileges grant-ed to the utilities of today become theirrights and perogatives tomorrow.

Let us exert our right to clean skies./ s / William W. Buckley

Somerset, N.J.

To The Islander:A copy of the following letter was

sent to the Islander for publication:Dear Members of the Sanibel-Captiva

Conservation Foundation:Thank you very much for providing

me the use of your boat and gas for myscience project. This helped me verymuch and improved the quality of myresearch.

At the State Science Fair, I receiveda second place in Senior High Botany andwas named an alternate for the Inter-national Fair in Baltimore. This is con-sidered runner-up for the grand prizeand is one of the highest awards at theFair.

Thank you again for all your help./ s / Ty Symroski

To The Islander:We arrived on Sanibel Island f ive

weeks ago, and love it. Our mother andalmost everyone else thinks we a r ebeautiful .for we wear the handsomestfur coats, in shades of blonde mink,Russian sable, and gray and black clip-ped-seal sort-of, Our manners are verygood and we have handsome tails andwhiskers setting off our deep blue bigeyes.

It should be noted also, that Mamma"Lily Pons" (so called because she canhold a "mew" for thirty seconds) is mostunusual and has taken such good care ofus, we will be an asset to any home forthat's what we need now. Our routine willbe catching mice and horrors- ra ts -when-we-are bigger, eating, sleeping,playing push-over and swat but most ofall making you happy because you havetaken us in when both our father andgrandfather have run away. (Our grand-mother is a wretch too.) But we are de-termined to be good because we will beso grateful to you.

/ s / Dootsie and Bobo (Twins),Puddin and Sambo

P.S. We will receive callers by appoint-ment in Pirate Alley, GR 2-3943.

LIBRARY NEWS

Mrs. Dorothy Stafford, who has serv-ed as librarian of the Sanibel P u b l i cLibrary for the past several years, re-signed from that post on May 1 becauseof ill health, it is announced by the Trust-ees of the Library.

At the same time the T r u s t e e sannounced that Mrs. W. Buel (Rhoda)Franklin of Periwinkle Park, Sanibel,will take over the duties of librarianthis fall. During the summer the lib-rary's services will be maintained bythe staff of library volunteer workers,who have just completed a four-weekseries of sessions on small library op-erations given by Mrs. Fayetta Storm,Lee County Librarian.

The Sanibel Library will be openduring the summer during the same hoursas heretofore on Tuesday and Saturdaymornings 10 - 12 and Thursday afternoon2 - 4 . The Wednesday evening openinghas been discontinued for the summer.

BLUE CIRCLE

Mrs. Parker Mills was hostess to theBlue Circle at her beautiful home on thesea, "The Barnacle" at Captiva. Thegirls, Mrs. Jet, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs.Loomis, Mrs. Shaver and "Pin" rolled85 bandages Monday afternoon for theCatholic Medical Mission Board whosends them to the sick and poor in faraway places throughout the world.

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"TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY"

by Russell Kay

The following amusing v e r s e waspassed on by Ann Landers in a recentcolumn. In the event you missed it, I toopass it on as worth repeating.

REMEMBER WHENRemember when hippie meant big in the

hips,And a trip involved travel in cars, planes

or ships?When pot was a vessel for cooking things

in,And hooked was what grandmothers rug

may have been?When fix was a verb that meant mend

or repair,And Be-in meant merely existing some-

where?When neat meant well organized, tidy

and clean,And grass was a ground cover, normally

green?When groovy meant furrowed with

channels and hollows,And birds were winged creatures, like

robins and swallows?When fuzz was a substance real fluffy

like lint,And bread came from bakeries and not

from the mint?When roll meant a bun and rock was a

Large lot on lovely fresh waterlagoon. Close to golf course andshopping. Nice trees. Good fishing.Very attractive area. Moderateprice.

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stone,And hang-up was something you did with

a phone?It's groovy, man, groovy, but English

it's not,Methinks that our language is going to

pot.Author Unknown.

If you have reached the age where youfind our changing language confusingyoucan bring yourself up-to-date by quest-ioning any teenager.

If oldsters will take the trouble ofthinking back to the language of theiryouth they will find that they contributedtheir share of similar expressions thatseem as ridiculous to the youngster oftoday as their language may seem to us.

As time marches on, these youngstersof today will soon find themselves at theage of thirty or more and I venture to saythey will find the language of their teen-agers as difficult to grasp, for this is afast moving world and if you fail to keepup with it you will certainly be caught inthe undertow.

When I was a youngster a hippie wasa broad, a cigarette was a coffin-nail,oldsters were foggies, an attractive girlwas a doll or a chick, a policeman a cop,jigger was a look-out, gasbay a politician,water-wagon something that drunks usedto climb on when they wanted to kick thehabit, sap or dumb-cluck a guy who didn'tknow which end was up, a car was a gas-buggy, a tramp was a hobo and a singer acaniry.

We had hang-ups in those days but weseldom resorted to violence. We didn'tthrow stones, railroad spikes, or smashwindows of innocent merchants, set firesor attempt to destroy the world we livedin.

We had respect for our elders, for thelaw and for our parents. We understoodthat the world was our oyster and it wasup to us to open it. We were proud of ourcountry and respected the flag that repre-sented it.

STUDENTS ACCEPTED

Two Lee County students have beenaccepted for admission to Florida Pres-byterian College next fall.

They are Ann Eliza Walther, daughterof Mr. & Mrs. Albert P. Walther of San-ibel Island and Alfred W. Hovis, Jr., sonof Mr. & Mrs. Alfred W. Hovis, Sr. ofPort Myers.

Both are seniors at Cypress LakeSenior High School.

SCOUT MEETING

Troop 88, Boy Scouts will meet Fri-day, May 22, at 7 p.m. at the SanibelElementary School. Mr.- Randy Violet,District Scout Executive, will speak andand show films.

All boys (Scouts or not) and their par-ents are invited. Council members arerequested to come.

CHURCH CALENDAR

ST. MICHAEL'S AND ALL ANGELSEPISCOPAL CHURCH

The Rev. T. A. Madden, VicarSUNDAY:Holv Communion 7:30 a.m.Church School and

Kindergarten 9:30 a.m.Choral Morning Service 9:30 a.m.WEDNESDAY:The Holy Communion 9:00 a.m.HOLY DAYS:The Holy Communion 7:30 p.m.

ST. ISABEL'S MISSIONCATHOLIC CHURCH, SANIBEL

Saturday evening Mass 7:00 p.m.Sunday Mass 10 a.m.Monday & Saturday 8 a.m.Tuesday, Thursday,Saturday 8:30 a.m.Wednesday 8:00 p.m.Friday Mass in the homes.CONFESSION:Sundays before Mass.

EPISCOPAL CHURCHat Manor House - Captiva

SUNDAY:Morning Service 7:30 a.m.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCHThe Rev. Jack E. Otis, Minister

SUNDAY SERVICES:Sunday School . . . 10 a.m.Worship 11 a.m.Evening Worship O7:30 p.m.WEDNESDAY:Prayer Meeting 7:30 pjn.

SANIBEL COMMUNITY CHURCHDr. H. E. Sheely, Pastor

The Rev. W. H. Sloan, Acting PastorMorning Worship „ 11 a.m.Sunday School , . . . 9 :30 a.m.

LADIES GUILDThe Ladies Guild of the Sanibel Com-

munity Church will meet Thursday, May21 at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. GeorgeZajicek, Surf 'n Sand Cottages. Assist-ing will be Mrs. Delmar Reynolds. Mrs.Harry Romine will lead the devotionsand Mrs. Walter Strong will present theprogram.

The group will work on a project forthe bazaar under the leadership of Mrs.Charles Muller, bazaar chairman.

All women of the church and visitorsare most cordially invited to attend themeeting.

CRAB MEAT AND RICE

1 1/3 cups packaged precooked rice2 tbsp. butter or margarine1 can (10 1/2 oz.) condensed cream

of celery soup2-1/4 cups milk1 cup flaked coconut3 tbsp. sherry1 tbsp. lemon juice1 tsp. salt1/8 tsp. white pepper6 1/2 oz. crab meat3 tbsp. finely chopped parsley1/3 cup grated Parmesian cheese1/4 tsp. paprika

In skillet, saute rice in the butter,stirring, until golden brown. Removefrom heat and gradually add soup, blend-ed with milk. Stir in 2/3 cup coconutand the next 4 ingredients. Bring to boil,cover and simmer, stirring occasionally,5 minutes. Add crab meat and parsleyand heat thoroughly. Spoon into shallowbroiler-proof baking dish and sprinklewith cheese and remaining coconut, com-bined. Sprinkle with paprika and putunder broiler until top is lightly brown-ed. Serves 4.

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THE ISLAND GARDENERGardenia bud drop can be a real

problem with the homeowner, accordingto the Florida Nurserymen and GrowersAssociation (FNGA). This problem isbrought about by a number of discrep-ancies in the culture of the plant: quiteoften the plan is fertilized when it is infull bud; the plant may be iron deficient;it may have a serious infestation of rootknot; there can be many of the branchesencrusted with scale; fungus in the baseof the bud; or heavy aphid feeding onthe plant, Bud drop can also be en-countered when there is an excessiveamount of moisture such as heavy rainsor over watering. Often a specific causefor bud drop cannot be analyzed. You willneed to experiment and delete one prob-lem from the other.

It is not unusual to have a shoot fromthe understock of gardenias grow upthrough the grafted top. The understockis Gardenia Thunbergia. The leaves arecrinkled, more narrow than the graftedgardenia, and it is quite vigorous in itsgrowth. Gardenia Thunbergias will pro-duce blossoms, but they are single andnot double like the grafted specimens.If you have enough room you can havegardenias blooming over a longperiodoftime. Some plants are dwarf, others areextremely large. These bushes can beshaped by pruning judiciously. Prune onlyafter the plant has blossomed. Remem-ber, gardenias are quite often deficientin iron and manganese. These two mat-erials should be applied at least once ayear, more often on sweet soil.

If you like a sweet fragrance at night,then you will enjoy the Night BloomingJasmine. Most of the jasmine plantsgrowing in Florida have some fragrance,but the Night Blooming Jasmine producesa heavy scent early in the evening andby morning time there is little fragranceleft. Night Blooming Jasmine is subjectto a worm that feeds specifically on it.This worm can be controlled by re-peated applications of sevin.

Chrysanthemums are producing somegrowth and whether you live in north,central, or south Florida you should be-gin spraying for the control of fungus onthese plants. The fungus is called Sep-toria and it causes a browning of theleaves. If the fungus progresses fromthe stem of the plant onto the leavesyou will have no leaves left by the bloom-ing season. Repeated applications ofzineb or maneb or Dithane M-45 willgive your plants a full leaf development.

RED SNAPPER WITHOYSTER STUFFING

1 4 to 4 1/2 lb. red snapper, dressedSaltSalad oil3/4 cup minced celery1/4 cup chopped onion8 ozo shucked oysters3 cups day-old bread cubes1/4 cup butter or margarine, melted1 tsp. poultry seasoning1/4 tsp. pepper

About 1 1/2 hours before serving:Preheat over to 350. Sprinkle insideand outside of fish with salt. Brushlarge shallow roasting pan lightly withsalad oil. Brush one side of fish withoil and place oiled-side down in pan.

In medium saucepan over high heat,in 1 cup boiling water, cook celery andonion until tender; drain, reserving li-quid. Into cup, drain liquid from oysters;add drained celery liquid to make 1/2cup.

In large bowl, cup up oysters; stir inbread cubes, liquid, celery, onion andremaining ingredients. Stuff mixture intofish; skewer closed with toothpicks.Brush other side of fish with salad oil.Bake 1 hour, brushing occasionally withoil.

With 2 large pancake turners, liftfish to warm platter. To serve, removetoothpicks; cut top side of fish i n t osquares just down to bone; serve squareswith some stuffing. Lift off bones andcut lower portion of fish. Makes 8 ser-vings.

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HENRY H. RHODES

Funeral service for Henry HerschelRhodes, 62, of Sanibel who died Saturday,was held Tuesday at the Chapel of HarveyFuneral Home with the Rev. JackE. Otisofficiating.

He has been a resident of the area forthe past 37 years and was employed withLee County.

Survivors include his widow, Mrs.( ) Rhodes; daughter, Miss GraceK..,Jes of Sanibel; four sons, the Rev.William H. Rhodes of Fort Worth, Texas;Cecil Irving Rhodes of Sanibel; Lee G.Rhodes of Fort Myers and Henry E.Rhodes of Sanibel. Also eight grand-children.

Pallbearers were Eddie Hart, JeromeSears, Archie Fussell, Johnny Holmes,Richard Murray and Don Lewis. Burialwas in Memorial Gardens Cemetery.

F.W. FINGER, SR.

Friedrich Wolfgang Finger Sr., ajwmaster for half a century, died at

11:25 p.m., April 22 at the FriendshipHouse nursing Home at Danville, Ky.He was 90.

He was a brewmaster for the oldOertel Brewing Co. until 1939. He wassucceeded by his son, F. W. Finger, Jr.,of Bowling Green, Ky., and the elderFinger became consulting brewmaster.

In 1954 Finger celebrated two goldenanniversaries within a few months; one

h the company, the other of his mar-•ge.Finger was also an attorney.

He was a graduate of the old Jeffer-son Schoot of Law, and was a memberof the Louisville, Kentucky and AmericanBar associations.

He was an honorary member of theBrewmasters' Association of Americaand was a graduate of the Wahl-HenuisInstitute Brewing School in Chicago.

He was a member of the ScottishRite and the Kosair Shrine.

Finger was a native of St. Louis,Mo. .

Since 1967, Finger had been living atDanville, Ky. with a daughter, Mrs.Doris Haywood.

Also surviving are two other daugh-ters, Mrs. Thelma Meiss of Truchee,Calif., and Mrs. Bertha Lynes of Nash-ville, Term.; one other son; Ernest Fing-er of Fort Myers, Fla.; 16 grandchildrenand eight great-grandchildren; and asiscer, Mrs. J. T. Stidham of Sanibel.

Mr. Finger had been coming to Sani-bel since 1925.

Shortly before his death Mr. Fingersold the majority of his Sanibel propertyfor wildlife preservation.

Expressions of sympathy may take theform of gifts to the American CancerSociety, the Kentucky School for theBlind at Frankfort, the Kosair CrippledChildren Hospital, or any other charityof the donor's choice.

len magnuson'scornerVOX POPULI

What this country needs in this area of discontent, discord, protest and pillage aremore rugged individualists. In my file I have a copy of a speech made by Senator Carl-son some time ago which explains what I mean:

"Men who are honest, sound from center to circumference, true to the h e a r t ' score."

"Men who are not for sale.""Men who will stand for the right if the heavens totter and the earth reels.""Men with consciences as steady as the needle to the poles.""Men who can tell the truth and look the world right in the eye.""Men who neither brag nor run."'Men who neither flag nor flinch."'Men who can have courage without shouting it."•Men in whom the courage of everlasting life runs still, deep and strong."'Men who know their message and tell it."'Men who know their place and fill it."•Men who know their business and attend to it."

"Men who will not lie, shirk, or dodge.""Men who are not too lazy to work, nor too proud to be poor.""Men who are willing to eat what they have earned and wear what they have paid

for.""Men who are not ashamed to say 'no' with emphasis and who are not ashamed to

say "I can't afford it."The tides or change and criticism have left our nation without mooring or anchors.

We are being tossed about in the sea of doubt and uncertainty that is about to sink theship of God before our very eyes.

It is time we as individuals faced up to the facts and began to act like proud Ameri-cans, not as conformists and critics.

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TREASURE ISLANDS

FOR SALE

Restricted home site, with 100' on paved street byapproximately 170' deep. Fresh water lake, walkingeasement to Gulf.

SANIBEL-CAPTIVA REAL ESTATEClaire T. Walter, Realtor

GR 2-4011 GR 2-6211 GR 2-3031

ISLANDER

QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED

PRICES EFFECTIVETHURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY

MAY 21, 22 & 23

Bailey'sGeneral

StoreMEL-0-DOWN

BATHROOM

LIBBY'SHASH

CORNID BEEF15&OZ

CAN• • • • • • • • • • * « m

CAMPBELL'S CHICKEN OR RICE39<

•ouRr™"™: 2 ssz 33*

MOTT'S

APPLE JUICE. 3 89<IDEAL

DO6 FOOD. 2 ^ 29<DEL MONTE SLICED OR HALVES

PEACHES. 4 $1ALWAYS GOOD EVAPORATED

MILKMARIO PLAIN

QUEEN OLIVESLIBBY'S

CATCHUP. 5 $1GULF STARTER

CHARCOAL2OZ SIZE

NEETCREAM HAIR REMOVER

TWIN PAK 10 OZ SIZE

FOODVALUES

frozen Cf Ujairu Valued

BANQUET ENTREES ASSORTED

COOKIN'BAGS 4 $1ALWAYS GOOD

ORANGE JUICE 3 $1KRAFT TWIN PAK 24 OZ

AMERICAN SINGLES.™?. $1.29BIRDS EYE

CORN on the COB.....4 PKG 47<McKENZIE 24 OZ

BLACK EYE PEAS ™.G..53<GERMAN CHOCOLATE OR POUND \2 OZ

M O R T O N CAKE f.K.?:49<DOWNYFLAKE

WAFFLES 3PKGS.49*ASSORTED FLAVORS

MASTER YOGURT. . .2CU 0 P Z S39<PILLSBURY WHITE, YELLOW

CORN BREAD 2P2K°GS69<MRS. FILBERT'S 1 LB PKG.

MARGARINE .NJ7..27<DORIC 8 OZ

CITRUS PUNCH !7.h;..10<

LISTERINETOOTHPASTE

DESENEX

SIZEREG. $ U 9

FOOTPOWDER

9901OW PRICES

OFFER EX

LIMIT

5-21-70 ISLANDER

U.S.D.A. INSPECTEDFresh -

GEORGIA

FRYERS

U.S.D.A. CHOICE CENTER CUT

CHUCK ROAST 65<U.S.D.A. CHOICE

CHUCK STEAK 65<PORK

NECK BONES. h°.23<WESTERN

PORK BUTT STEAK B6^<WESTERN

PORK BUTT ROAST ^ 59<RATH HICKORY SMOKED or SMOKIE MAPLE SLICED

BACON 89<RATH ALL MEAT WEINERS or GRILL

F R A N K S 6 9 <

Cjreat Saving*GALVANIZED 20 GAL.

GARBAGE CANS $2.49ALUMINUM 2 CUP

FERCULATOR «5:».J$1.29

PRODUCE

WESTERN ICEBERG

LETTUCE - 230FIRM & JUICY WASHINGTON STATE WINESAP

APPLES 3=^490YELLOW COOKING

ONIONS 3 BL"a 3 9 *SWEET & JUICY VALENCIA

ORANGES °?.z..39«

ISLAND FARM GUT

AT ALLA.G.

FOOD STORES> IRES MAY 23 RD. :

COUPON PER PURCHASE MS

BEANS$ 1

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ISLANDER 5-21-70

We have 2 and 3 bedroom homes.Wide range of prices and terms.

CANAL LOTNice location

in an area of new homes.

SMALL HOTELTop condition. Ideal for husband andwife. Very good i n v e s t m e n topportunity.

PH.

LOOKING FORA

LOWER PRICED

HOME?

We have one for only

$16,500.00FURNISHINGS INCLUDED !

Let us show you this 3 bedroomframe home. Nice location, walkingeasement to Gulf. We have the key.

BAY FRONT LOTSBeautiful view. Very best location.

DUPLEX zoned site. Room for 6rental units. E x c e l l e n t price.

CONDOMINIUMSPrices from $15,950.00.

Model open for inspection.

LAUGH REY & HOLTZISLAND REAL ESTATE

"VISIT OUR OFFICE ON PERIWINKLE WAYACROSS FROM THE

GOLDEN SANDS RESTAURANT"472-7281472-744!472 -5052

Registered Real Estate Broker

FILL DIRT LOT CLEARINGYARD FILL

TOP SOIL

B&B Truiking

"CALL BILL FOR FILL"FT. MYERS BEACH, FLA. 33931 TEL.: MO-46777

Showing off their

fine catch are

Dan Malone

of Sanibel Island

and Ray Ham of

Olivett, Mich.

Bob Sabatino was

the guide

Have Your Friends Meet You At Scotty's Pub

Don't Forget Our Sing - A - Long Every Friday NightFish 'N ChipsChicken »N HoneyFresh Shrimp -steamed in beerSanibel ChowderSandwiches

Lunch 12 noon- 2:30 Dinner 5 p.m. - 10 p.m. Closed Monday

PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED BY OURREGISTERED PHARMACISTS ARE YOUR

ASSURANCE OF ACCURACY AND SATISFACTIONSUMMER HOURS

Open Tuesday & Friday 9 to 9All Other Days 9 to 8

The Pharmacy is Closed on Sunday andOn Wednesdays at 6:00 p.m.

FortMyersBeachFlorida

San Carlos & Estero Blvd.

The PharmacyNearest

theIslands

MO 4-6128

FOR THE BEST FISHING AND SHELLING

IN PROTECTED WATERS

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AT THE SANIBEL-CAPTIVA BRIDGE

KAUFFMANFiberglass Fish Skiffs

with built in live bait wellsIDEAL FOR THESE WATERS

14 ft. $295 - 16 ft. $395

EVERYTHING FOR THE FISHERMAN•8-bdats -55-mo t o n

Guy McRae, Manager

•K-balt - H - t a c k l e

Tel. 472-8871

5-21-70 ISLANDER

FREEDOM AT LASTphotos by larry huston

TAGGED & READY FOR RELEASE

REMOVED FROM PENS AND TAG NUMBERS RECORDED

FINAL CHECK UP BABYS RACE FOR OPEN SEA

SUPPORT YOUR

LOCAL MERCHANTS!

THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

BUY ON

THE ISLANDS!

5-21-70 ISLANDER

Sanibel Community Association,,Inc., Sanibel Community House,1st Tuesday, 6:30 p.m.

Public Health Nurse - ThirdTuesday of every month, from1 to 4 p.m. at the CommunityHouse.

American Legion Auxiliary, Unit123, 1st Mondays, 8 p.m. LegionHall,.

Lions Club of SanibelrCaptivameets at 6:30 p.m., first & thirdWednesday of each month at theGolden Sands Restaurant, Peri-winkle Drive, Sanibel.

American Legion Post #123,American L e g i o n Home, 2ndTuesday 8 p.m.

Bingo Murex, American LegionHome, Wednesdays, 8 p.m. (Nominors.)

A.A. open meeting, Fridays, 8p.m. at St. Michael's EpiscopalChurch, GR 2-3121.

Sanibel-Captiva Shell Club meetsthe third Monday of each monthat 8 p.m.

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Southwest Florida ConchologistSociety meets 2nd Tuesday ofeach month at 7:30 p.m. in theSouth Recreation Hall, 1801 GulfView Drive, Ft. Myers, Fla.

Sanibel Public Library - hours:Tuesday, 10 to noon; Thursday,2 to 4 p.m., Saturday 10 to noon;Wednesday night, 7:30 to 9.

GIRL SCOUT DAY CAMP

Lee County girls, 7 through 12, mayattend the Girl Scout Day Camp, the weekof June 15, whether they are Scouts ornot. The program includes five days(9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.) of fun and learn-ing under excellent supervision,, And itcosts only $3.75O To sponsor a girl, call335-9561.

6KK0K\ RealBAY TO GULF LOT WITH 3 BEDROOM,3 BATH HOUSE. VERY REASONABLE.

•3- SALES -B-COTTAGES -Or RENTALS

William C. Shannon, BrokerCapciva Island, Florida 33924

Zella Mae Shannon813-472-2051

iThe Upper Tip Of Sanibel Island

11 a.m. to 9 p.m.

6 R 2-2411

AND THE

enOn Periwinkle Way-11 a.m. to 2 a.m.

G R 2 - 3 1 7 1

Appearing NightlyMARY CLARK

on the organRESTAURANTS UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF

ROY6-GERTRUDE WEBB

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UnclassifiedCONDOMINIUMS FOR RENT

2 bedroom, 2 bath Condominimumsfurnished, overlooking Gulf of Mexi-co, h e a t e d pool - enclosed garage.SUNSET SOUTH-Rt. 1, Box 241,

Sanibel Island, Florida 33957Ph. GR 2-6641, 936-8531

or Evenings LI 2-4041

FOR RENT:NICE 2-BR COTTAGE AVAILABLE UN-TIL NOV. 15; CARPETED, COLOR TV,$90 a WEEK, (20% LESS, 4 OR MOREWEEKS.) NO CHILDREN OR PETS.CALL 472-2801, OR WRITE D. D. HAV-ERLEY, PINE RIVER, MINN. 56474.

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* * * * * * * *ART SUPPLIES:Paints, brushes, etc. Also Flex-Bonpaints, designed for tropical weather atLEGAL SUPPLY, Sanibel I s l a n d .GR 2-4051.

* * * * * * * *Motel owners and busines people. Youcan now get color post cards and broch-ures. Beautiful full color reproduction,highest quality, low price. Call LarryC. Huston, commercial photographer.MO 4-6655.

SARLO, ARIENS LAWN MOWERSAND McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS

Factory AgentsSales-Service-Parts, New & Used

SANIBEL MARINASanibel, Florida

Lighthouse End GR 2-6251

Electric Stove RepairWashers - Dryers

RefrigerationAir Conditioning

HeatingRITE - TEMP SERVICE

MO 4-95566051 Estero Blvd.

* * * * * * * *WAITERS & WAITRESSES NEEDED:At South Seas Plantation, Call GR 2-4601,Carter Brown, Manager.

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HELP WANTED:Desk clerk. Please call The Colony.GR 2-3101.

FOR RENT:Furnished efficiency. Month or season.Reasonable yearly rates,, GR 2-8621 be-fore noon or after 60 Lighthouse end ofSanibel.

* * * * * * * *APPLIANCE REPAIRS:Small appliances, electric stoves, vac-uum c l e a n e r s , radios, lamps, etc.Harry's Appliance Service, P.O. Box67,Sanibel Island, 472-8962,

JOB PRINTING:- Letterheads, envelopes, rate sheets —anything! FAST service! BEST priceANYWHERE! B. R. Brown, MO 4-6546.

FOR SALE:Westinghouse elec. dishwasher, $35.00.White antique satin drapes with bluetrim, $25. Italian provincial couch ,$45. Set of encyclopedias, $15. and num-erous other items. GR 2-4672.

SeuU&etfSUNSET SOUTH GARDEN APARTMENT CONDOMINIUM

These are spacious 2 bedroom 2 bath-room apartments with just 4 units to abuilding. Our master plan of only 14buildings wil l limit occupancy to a selectfew. Club House, heated pool, and sev-eral buildings now completed. AdjoiningGolf Course now under construction. Themagnificent beach on the Gulf of Mexicois already there.

Priced from $37,950

Write (or brochure or call 6R 2-2902

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ISLANDER 5-21-70

fOR SMART FASHIONSshop the

JbADIES S* PPAREL SHOPAT. •THE

Qomplete C/Men s J^Tpparel 5hc

"periwinkle road - turn right frojta causeway"

d ©Udren'and ©UdrensCOME AND LOOK AROUND

REAL ESTATE NEWS

Priscilla Murphy, Realtor reports land in Sanibel Estates to James A.the following sales:

Burnett Ball of Sanibel Island, Fla.,i S d

Schregardus of Randolph, WiseJohn Edward Pearce of Louisville,

l t i S t h Wid S i b Dlots in Sanibel Isles to Rosemary Kenedy Ky., lot in South Winds, Sanibel to Dolor-of Greenwich, Conn.

Willis F. Soard of Lexington, Ky.,

,es M. Meyers of Detroit, Mich.

Best Seller ListThi, Last WeeksWeek Week on List

FICTION

1 LOVE STORY. Segal 1 12^ THE FRENCH LIEUTENANTS WOMAN. Fowles. 2 25

3 DELIVERANCE. Dickey S 6

4 TRAVELS WITH MY AUNT. Greene 4 16^& THE GODFATHER. Puzo 6 60

}A LOSING BATTLES. Welty 5 27 GREAT LION OF GOD. Caldwell 8 »

*/% MR. SAMMLER'S PLANET. Bellow 10 ISV* THE GANG THAT COULDNT SHOOT STRAIGHT.

Breslin 7 1810 CALICO PALACE. Bristow 1

GENERAL

* \ UP THE ORGANIZATION. Townsend 1 72 EVERYTHING YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW* ABOUT SEX. Reuben 2 17

v* MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS. Fraser 4 23VA THE NEW ENGLISH BIBLE 3 7

5 THE SENSUOUS WOMAN. "J" 5 4V* HARD TIMES. Terkel 10 2

LOVE AND WILL. May « 13VS POINTS OF REBELLION. Douglas 5Y9 THE AMERICAN HERITAGE DICTIONARY OF

THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE 9 30/ l 0 THE SELLING OF THE PRESIDENT 1968.

McGinniss : 8 30

This analysis is based on reports obtained from more than 125 book-stores in 64 communities of the United States. The figures in the right-hand column do not necessarily represent consecutive appearances.

Macintosh BookshopSanibel Island, Florida We Mail Anywhere GR 2-3041

BEACH PARTIES DULL ?LIVEN IT UP WITH A PORTABLE

CASSETTE TAPE PLAYER or RADIOTRANSISTORIZED, BATTERY OR AC

From 15.95 to '32.95only at Bailoys on Sanibol

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