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VOLUME 13 NUMBER 25 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY JUNE 21, 1973

WIN A SANIBEL LOTThe Sanibel-Captiva American Legion Post 123 will raffle off Lot No. 1 in Belle

Meade subdivision. Mr. Paul Stahlin, member of the Post and president of the J. P.Carter Co., developer of Belle Meade, donated thelot to the Legion Post.

In a unanimous vote, members of the Post decided to raffle off the lot in order toraise funds for the Glen Allen Rhodes Scholarship Fund and Legion Home expansion.Deed for the lot ha s been drawn and is on deposit for transfer to the holder of the 1 uckywinning ticket. Drawing will be held at the 1974 Annual Labor Day Fish Fry.

Mr. Stahlin stated that if the raffle is successful, his company will donate Lot No.2 for other worthwhile Legion projects.

Tickets will be printed this week and may be purchased, either singly or in books,from various island businessesand Legion members.

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ALL KINDS -

Soda, Pretzels & Beer

for Those

Lazy Oaze of Summer

GOURMET FOODS AND GIFTS EXTRODINAIRE

SANIBEL-CAPTIVA PLAN

DELAYED BY COUNTYThe approval of a comprehensive Sanibel-Captiva program was stalled Monday

at the first formal meeting of the Lee County Planning Commission.The planners, meeting jointly with the county commission, voted to bracket

Sanibel-Captiva with 11 other county districts for presentation as part of the overallLoo program, due in August.

The Island's plan was the result of 18 months of study by a special committee.It was put in with the other districts after County Commissioner Dick Sayers

recommended its .rejection as a separate action.The 7-2 planning commission vote against acceptance of the plan after Sayers

said: " "I realize a lot of t ime a nd effort have been expended to produce the master planfor Sanibel-Captiva. However. I think it would be unwise to consider it ahead of thecounty wide plan and separately from the county wide plan.

James Fortiner, a real estate dealer and planning commissioner, warned thatindividual adoption of theSanibel-Captiva proposal "could create a hodge-podge" andit might "'prove unfair toother sections of the county."

Vernon McKenzie said: "The people of the islands were led to believe the planwould be approved, and would consider it a breach of faith if it was rejected. The planis more advanced than other areas and could beused as a guideline."

Listed as goals and objectives of the plan are to:- Retain the South Sea island atmosphere at the Sanibel-Captiva planning area.- Provide lor a low population density on theislands.- Maintain a significant amount of recreation area and open space.- Improve the transportation network by developing a new major thoroughfare

parallel to Periwinkle Way, completing Gulf Dirve by connecting the present pavedstretches of the road and upgrading critical intersections on both islands.

- Expand the central water system and to provide adequate sewage treatment inthe future.

- Prohibit destruction of vegetation, particularly red mangroves in landdevelopment.

- Promote additional public acquisition of land adjacent to the Ding DarlingWildlife Refuge.

- Encourage development of public park land adjacent to the Sanibel Is'andbeaches.

- Minimize the potential flood damage on the islands by encouraging proper stylesof d evelopment in proper locations.

- Provide adequate commercial development located in such a manner as toensure convenience, accessibility and a minimum of travel on the area's majorthoroughfares.

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TREASURE ISLANDS

'ISLAND PROPERTIES SINCE 1957"

P-erformanceR-apportO-riginalityG-rowthR-el fabllityE-xperienceS-erviceS-atisfaction

472-1733

SANIBEL - CAPTIVA REAL ESTATEClaire T. Walter, Realtor

and Associates 472-1455

Butterfly Over

To The

sea horse shop

At the Lighthouse End of SanibelDally 9 to 5:30 - Sunday 12 to 5:30

2 (SLANDER 0-21-73

SANIBEL-CAPTIVA ISLANDKREstablished 1!)«1

Duff Brown. Owner and Publisher

Editors Virginia and Duff BrownProduction Louise Ostling, Carlene Kelly,

Emily Roller, Chris Patton, Karen Robinson, WendyNoden.Reporter FranO'Callaghan

Reporter's phone, 463-9671+ + +

Unclassified Rates: $1.00 minimum for 15 words or less; fivecents a word thereafter.

. • • + + +Deadlines: Ad and news copy are picked up Saturday afternoon:SHORT news items and ads may be phoned in (463-6792) no laterthan Monday noon.

+ + +ISLANDER OFFICE

2330 Estero Blvd., Fort Myers Beach. Write P.O. Box 2867F.M.B. Phone 463-6792 (not a toll call from the Islands).

+ + +Secondclass postagepaidatFortMyersBeach,Florida3393l. '

"Wedo it all"

Homes and Homesites • Condominiums • Acreage

Gulf and Bay Frontage • Business

Pridcilla Jlurphy,/Realty, Jnc.

Priscilla A. Murphy, President, RealtorMain Office: Periwinkle Way 472-1511

Branch: Sanibel Shopping Center 472-1513Branch: Periwinkle Place 472-1534

P.O. Box 57 Sanibel Island, Fla. 33957

TRAVELING?Reservations - Information

472-1521AMERICAN

BRANIFFDELTA

EASTERNNATIONAL

NORTHWESTTWA

UNITED

ISLAND TRAVELPERIWINKLE WAY AT DIXIE BEACH

S A N I B E L

Churches ofthe Community

ST.MICIIAEK'S AM) ALL ANGELSEPISCOPAL CHl'lU'II

The Rev. James D.B. Hubbs, VicarSUNDAY:Holy Communion 7:30&9:30 a.m.Church School & Kindergarten 9:30 a.m.WEDNESDAY:i Joly (\>m mil n i on 9:00a.m.HOLY DAYS:Holy Communion 7:30 p.m.

ST. ISAHEL CATHOLIC CHURCHRev. Eugene McCarthy

Saturday Evening MassSunday MassFriday Mass in the homes.CONFESSION:Sundays Wore Mass.

SAMUEL COMMUNITYCl

7:30p.m10a.m

HURCHDr. H.E. Sheely, Pastor

Morning Worship & NurserySundav School

11 a.m9:30a.m

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCHThe Rev. Gilbert Speak, Minister

SIMMY SERVICES:Sunday School 9:45 a.m.Worship 11a.m. & 7 p.m.WEDNESDAY:Prayer meeting 7 p.m.

ACTIVITIESCALENDAR

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, open meeting,St Michael's & AM Angels Church, PeriwinkleWay, Friday nights, 8 p.m. For information,472-2150.

CAPTIVA MEMORIAL LIBRARY will openTuesday, 9:30 until 12 noon and Friday, 1:30until 4 p.m.

SANIBEL COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, Inc.,Sanibel Community House, 1st Tuesday, 6:30p.m.

PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE. Third Tuesday ofevery month from 1 to 4 p.m. at the CommunityHouse.

SANIBEL CAPTIVA AUDUBON: Programsopen to public at Sanibel Community House,Thursday at 8 p.m., also monthly outdoorevents.

AMERICAN LEGION POST 123, AmericanLegion Home, 2nd Tuesday, 8 p.m.

BINGO MUREX, American Legion Home,Wednesdays, 8 p.m. (no minors).

BOY SCOUTS meet 7:30 p.m., Saturday nightsat theschool.

LIONS CLU B of Sanibel Captiva meets at 6:30p.m., first and third Wednesday of each monthat island Beach Club.

FIRE DEPT. meets every 2nd and 4th Thur-sday at 8 p.m., Palm Ridge Road Firehouse.

SANIBEL LIBRARY HOURS: Monday andThursday, 2-4 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday,Friday and Saturday, 10-12 noon.

SANIBEL CAPTIVA SHELL CLUB meets the3rd Wednesday of each month at 8 p.m. at theSanibel Community House.

SANiBELCAPTIVA CONSERVATIONFOUNDATION, Board of Directors, meetssecond Tuesday of every month at 3:30 p.Vn.

LAWN & YARD MAINTENANCE

Whether you are here or away for thesummer, you can rely on dependableservice.

Call TOM HINES 472-1838

WILDLIFERESCUE

WEEKDAYS

NIGHTS&

SUNDAYS

472-1103

472-2247

the island'sboutique

PRE - INVENTORY CLEARANCE2 0 % t o 1 2 off

The Very NEWEST Lookin the Fashion World

PlusThe Very BEST of the Fashion Houses

ACT III - BRANNIGANS - BUNDY of CALIF.CASUALS UNLIMITED - COUNTRY SET

GINO PAOLI - HAOLEY - MR. DINOLANVIN of PARIS & N.Y. - LEON LEVIN

SOLT of CALIF. - SERBIN FASHIONSSHAHEEN- SUSAN BEE

TANNER of N.C. - VESTED GENTRYVERA

SWIMWEARFLORENCE EISEMAN - GABARROSE MARIE REED - SINCLAIR

ELISABETH STEWARTHANDBAGS BY VALDRONE

Dorothy F. McQuade. OwnerHours 10 - 5

Closed Mondays'

1.

Agnes

and

Charles

Matthews

"Roaches, Ants and Earwigs will be moving In soon.Don't Tolerate - Exterminate!"

— CALL —

NO-RISKEXTERMINATING CO.

2424 BROADWAY 334-1331

FREE INSPECTION & ESTIMATEALL PHASES OF PEST CONTROL6-MOS. WRITTEN GUARANTEERESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIALFULLY INSURED & LICENSES.COMPARE OUR RATES

ISLAND CINEMATHRU SATURDAY

THE NEPTUNE FACTOR

7:15 & 9:00

Patty Duke in

YOU'LL LIKEMY MOTHER

PG (a suspense drama)

SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY

7:15 & 9:00

STARTS WEDNESDAY

The Daring DoberrnansTheir All New Adventure Q

7:15 & 9:00

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GOURMET CORNER:THE ULTIMATE IN ELEGANT

LaUille Crepe Suzetteau Grand-Marnier

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ISLAND HOMEPROTECTION

SERVICE

SECURITY PATROLfor home and business onSanibel & Captiva Islands

Preston Wood ring

472-1341 P.O.Box 155Sanibel Island, Florida

o^the. Beach Peepers'Imported Clothest ida l SculptureAuthentic Indian Turquoise.Custom Woodwork

Onen 9 to 3, 6 Days A WeekClosed - Mon. afternoon

Operators; Kathy & Louise

Sanibel Island 472-2371

Progress with Electricity

USIDENJIAl . COMMMCIAtIKOUSTtW

Iona Rd. & McGregor Blvd.aftpr Ci£.

481-2215995-5251

TIIK COLONY (Jl'KSTS

(iuests this week at The Colony in-clude Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Nix and familyand Mr. & Mrs. Russell Roth and family,both of Greenwood. Ind. Dr. & Mrs.Henry Wilson of Peoria. and Mr. & Mrs.("has, Arnold of East Peoria. 111.: fromGeorgia. Mr. & Mrs. J. Avery and familyof Augusta: and all the way from Eneino.Calif., come Mr. & Mrs. K. Stiska.Pennsylvania guests include Mr. & Mrs.Lee Poe and family from Bethel Park,and Mr. & Mrs. Charles Cohall andfamily of Philadelphia.

Ohioans at The Colony include Mr. &Mrs. Win. Nosil III of Kettering. Dr. &Mrs. Arthur Doyle of Cincinnati, and Mr.& Mrs. C. S. Preston and family ofColumbus. Other guests are the Un-derwood family of Killen. Ala.: the BarryWidman family of Weatogue. Conn.: Mr.& Mrs. Ford I.. Bopp of Kirkwood. Mo.;the Ijoonard Miller family of Knoxville:and Mrs. Otto Schroeder and party ofMarysville. Tenn.

Floridians at The Colony include Mr.& Mrs. A. Goldberg and family ofMaitland; Dr. & Mrs. A. Bleiweis andparty of Gainesville: the E. Fisherfamily of Miami Springs; Mr. & Mrs. F.Del Vizo of Miami Shores; the T. Lewisfamily of Miami, as well as Mr. & Mrs.Malcom Green and party of Miami; Dr.H. K: Godinez and party from Hialeah;Mr. &.Mrs. J. G. Beckwith of WinterPark: Mrs. Evelyn Walker and family ofFort Lauderdale; Mr. & Mrs. W. F.Trippler of Orlando; and also fromOrlando. Mr. F. H. Rogers and party;Mr. &• Mrs. Alfred Varaian III and familyof Uallandale; and Mr. & Mrs. GlenMayo of Windermere; and Mrs. JamesLeo of Kev Biseavne.

KAZIKK KI.K(TKI) TKKASIHKK

At an organizational meeting of thePioneer Educational Foundation, Inc., inFort Myers June 12, Roy Bazire ofSanibel was elected treasurer of thecorporation.

The new organization was formed byMiss Hedwig Michel of Estero to fostereducational and cultural developments inthe area. Miss Michel is president of theEducational Foundation and other localmembers of the board include Mrs. JoBigelow, Mrs. Sidney Davis and Mr.P a r k e r H o l t " .

THANK YOU

I wish to express our sincere thanksto all the residents of Sanibel who were sovery kind and concerned during mywife's recent automobile accident.

We can be very proud of the finerescue squad which we have on Sanibel.Jerry Muench and Jimmy of the Stan--dard Station and their crew should beadditionally commended for their coolheadedness and swift response in theevent of emergencies. These boys are oncall 24 hours a day and give up much inthe interest of public service. Thank-a-you boys.

-s -EdGal l i . Jr . Sanibel.

ISLAND WATER ASSN.

The consulting engineering firm ofBennet & Bishop of Sarasota have ad-vised that the new water treatmentfacility is 83 percent complete and thatall major equipment is installed or onhand. Barring unforeseen complicationsthe plant will be test run in July andAugust with full production scheduled inSeptember as originally predicted.

H:20 I'.M.

Fifteen minutes ago a man rang ourdoorbell. "Do you own a white cat'.'" heasked. "No." we answered. "Well." hesaid unhappily, "I just ran over aIjeautiful little white cat, and it's in badshape. I can't find out who owns it.""Well call Wildlife Rescue , " wesuggested. Then the man left.

We dialed the number listed in theIslander advertisement. 472-2247, and injust five minutes, while we stood at theside of the road, anxiously watching thestricken cat. the Wildlife Rescue vehicle,a large red van, rolled up.

They carefully covered the cat with ablanket, talked to it soothingly and liftedit up into the van. Then they drove away,promising to do what they could.

The sun was sinking as the rescueteam lift, and we felt that perhaps bytheir timely effort, the sun might not besinking on the life of the cat.

-s - Mrs. George Cantor

IMXCHITTKR

Due to the unavailability of theSanibel Communication Association forthe presentation of "Is Abortion theAnswer." the Pirate Playhouse playshost to President Marilyn Lucas, R.N. ofI he Collier County Right to Life for hereducational program to be given onFriday, June 22. The public is invited andthe time is 8 p.m.

This is the third time PiratePlayhouse has offered its arena theaterfor a worthwhile cause. The first was forthe conservationists (at this the mem-IXTS were served trays of freshtangerines!, and the second was for avery important meeting of the Shell Club.

There will be a question and answerix'riod and a slide showing. For in-formation call 472-2121. While the Hun-ters play many roles, pinchitting is one oftheir favorites.

LIONS \KWS

The Lions International Club ofSanibel-Captiva proudly announces theelection of the following officers to servefor the Lion year commencing July 1,1973:

Past president. Fred Bunnell:president. Bob Dormer; 1st VP, BobParcells; 2nd VP, Vic Hagerstrom: 3rd\P . Myton Ireland: secretary. BobVartdal: treasurer. John Cook; direc-tors. 1 year. Cecil Rhodes, Frank Stolz; 2years. Bob Houser. Stan Johnson; LionTamer. Bob Haff: Tail Twister, FrancisBailey.

The installation ceremony wasperformed by past district governor,Peter McCagg.

HOW TO PRKPARKFOR A HURRICANE

F\\e pages of instructions have beenprepared for Sanibel residents tellingwhat to do to prepare for a hurricane.

This covers such things as: Earlypreparation, when warning comes,preapre outdoors, when warning comes,prepare indoors, preparing to leave,after the storm, and if help is needed.

These special instructions wereprepared by the program committee ofthe Sanibel Community Association as aspecial service to the community andwere distributed at the hurricanemeeting held in August of last year andagain at the June 5 meeting this year.

Additional copies are available at theSanibel Firehouse or from any officer ordirector of the Association. Read them.Then prepare your own plan to be ac-tivated when a warning comes. Thenleave the island.

HATS OFF

To Jean Culpepper for her marvelousidea of a singing grace, probably themost beautiful for she played "PraiseGod From Whom all Blessings Flow" onthe new organ at the Sanibel CommunityHouse and all members joined in with"Praise Him All Creatures Here Below! "

-s -Ruth Hunter

Summer Hours: 1 0 - 1 & 2 - 5Closed Sunday

PELICANSonib*l Island

Florida

Resort W u r ,Mexican Imports,Gifts from35 Countrtet,Antiques, Toys,Penny Cindy,Salmagundi, "Prints • •

Turn Right At The Shopping PlazaFollow The Signs 472-1323

IT'S SNOOK

AND TARPON

TIME AGAIN!GO FISHING

Day or Evening oncharter boat Angel Wingwith Capt. Gordon Bradleyfrom Tarpon Bay Marina *

Phone: 472-1323

Oo • It • yminrtt iWHntor f uMM Mtina tripe.

Rental Hstors « M «O h-P.to «4 foot ftontal •oat*

Rental eanaattMr tneSanctuary wajfjf fraHt.

Rental OoeMfifor private boats.

•oat Ramp

BAIT AVAILABLE 2 4 HOURSTACKLE - iCt • SNACnSy

Call Qrady Edmondcof> 'ofrea«rv«tion« and information

TARPON BAYMARINA

THE OPEN GATEBouiiqutJ

Distinguished

Kesort Fashions

& Accessories

Periwinkle Way 4 72-2 J 08

s txxoNTires, batteries,

outboard motor oil, Road ServiceHertz Rent • a • Car 472-2115

Complete line of ATLAS auto accessoriesEsso, Firestone k Atlas "fires at Port Myers' Prices

We honor BankAmericard 472-9942

ISLANDBAKES H O P

WEEKLYSPECIALS

472-1466Hour* 9-4Dally

Fri: Chocolate Eclairs

Ckwtd SMrtQW *Monday.

WE AGREETHAT

HALF THE FUN IS PLANNING YOUROWN TRIP OR VACATION. WE ALSOAGREE YOU SHOULD DO THISYOURSELF SINCE PROBABLY NO ONECOULD DO IT BETTER. BUT, WHY NOTLET US DO THE LEG WORK? WE'LLGET YOU ALL THE FACTS YOU NEED,AS MANY TIMES AS YOU NEEDTHEM.....CHARTS, MAPS, SCHEDULES,LITERATURE, ROUTINGS, FARES TONAME ONLY A FEW. MANY OF THESEFACTS ARE RIGHT HERE ON SANIBEL,IN OUR OFFICES. AND, WHEN YOUHAVE YOUR FINAL PLAN, WE'LLWORK WITH YOU LIKE AN ASSISTANTON COSTS AND RESERVATIONS. ALLAT THE SAME PRICE OR LESS THAN IFYOU DID ALL THE WORK YOURSELF.

IT COSTS NOT ONE PENNY MORE TO USEOUR COMPLETE 1 M V I L SERVICEISLAND TRAVEL

472-1521Periwinkle at Dixie Beach

Sanibel 33957

REALTOR NEWSby Betty Davis

Young people, or older peoplehawho have rented housing all of theirlives, sometimes would like to own realestate, but know little about the processof acquiring it. Most of us remember thethings we are interested in. If deeds,eminent domain, easements, zoning andtaxes came up in school when weweren't interested, the facts could getfuzzy after test papers were turned in.

The most common method ofacquiring property is by purchasing it*from an owner or through his agent.Two types of agents are licensedspecifically to represent owners orbuyers of real estate. These are realestate brokers and real estate salesmen.A salesman must always work for abroker, the broker being responsible forhis salesman's actions.

Licenses are issued by the stateafter the candidate has passed onexamination. In Florida, real estatesalesmen are required to have aminimum One year experience beforebecoming eligible to take the broker'sexamination.

The term Realtor is a registeredservice mark which may be used only bya broker who is a member of the localreal estate board and of the NationalAssociation of Real Estate Boards, bothvoluntary organizations.

An agent may also be a licensedattorney.

An offer of purchase is mostcommonly made through use of adocument known as a deposit receipt(Contract). This contains all the termsand conditions of the purchase of theproperty.

When the offer to purchase hasbeen accepted and the buyer and sellerhave both agreed on terms and havesigned the deposit receipt, a deed mustbe signed and acknowledged by theseller and delivered to the buyer andrecorded at the office of the countyofficial who keeps such records.

Details of searching records to besure the grantor has the right to sell aredone by a title insurance company.When satisfied that the property can besold, the title company issues aninsurance policy protecting the newbuyer against loss because of any cloudon the title that later may come to light

Details of drawing up the deed,recording, financial arrangements andsimilar routine are handled by an escrowcompany.

They have the advantage of being adisinterested third party, holding thetransaction in suspension untir theymake sure all legal requirements aremet. After you are an owner, youshould be aware that there are certainpublic rights that apply to yourproperty. There is the right to tax, toacquire your property for public utethrough eminent domain, as is done forfreeway rights-of-way. Police powermay affect your property, as will theright of the state to promote health andthe general welfare.

There may be easements that gowith the property. This is a rightgranted by a previous owner to put autility line, for instance, over the backof your lot. There is the right ofescheat, which means that if there arenot legal heirs to your property, itreverts to the government.

There may be a covenant applyingto the property, either one you agreedto on buying, or one you may imposeon selling. A covenant is an agreementthat the property will not be used forcertain purposes.

The most common right is that ofsomeone loaning money to you forbuying the property to sell it if youdefault. Such mortgage rights are knownas liens. Liens may also be against theproperty for unpaid taxes or to satisfyjudgements by the court.

Zoning restrictions are a specialkind of public right, dictating to whatuse the property may be put. Zoningrestrictions are decided by a zoningboard and when they are changed arealways subject to public hearing. You

\ can also apply for % variance, which: means you want to - put It to a use not

allowed under th£ zoning then in effect.Interpreting the factors that apply

to a particular real estate property is thebusiness, of a Realtor or other real estatebroker. Besides having a day-to-dayknowledge of property price trends, hecan also guide the buyer and sellerthrough the steps necessary intransferring ownership.

ISLAND BOAT RENTALAt Sanibel Mar ina

RUNflBOUTS - SKIFFSPONTOON BOAT

Featuring Thunderbirds, Cobia, MakoPowered by New Mercury Outboards

STOP BY OUR DOCKSOR RESERVE BY PHONE

472-2228 (Day) 472-1365 (Wight)

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For REALLY DifferentJewelrySee Our

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Shell Treasures From Near & Farand

Gifts for All the FamilyAND MORE

Island Shopping Center

Personalized Stationery

Crane - Eaton

Macintosh Book ShopPERIWINKLE WAY, SANIBEL 472-1447

Furniture • Interiors

vatav nw-DRAPERIES • UPHOLSTERY • SPREADS

AUSTRIAN, ROMAN & WINDOWSHADES • CORNICES

SLIPCOVERS

FURNITURE • CARPETING • LAMPSACCESSORIES

INTERIOR DECORATORS: Jean Hill

Stuart Binder - Don EnnK1601 JocksonSf. (Downtown) 334-1348

SUNSET SOUTHCONDOMINIUM

, Florida

2 bedroom, 2 b»th»pirtment.,overlook!r»« Quit,'Clubhouse, puttinggreen, Heated pool, enclosed garage, hobby area. Near Golf Courseunder construction.

SALES. General I Electric RENTALS

Ralph Call, Realtor - Exclusive Sales Agent— Phone —

472-1383 or 472-1622Evenings: 542-8011 or 342-4404

Construction Financed By l e t County Bonk

6-21-73 ISLANDER 5

COMINGTO SAN I BEL

BED & BATHBOUTIQUE

schoolhouse

gallery

SANIBEL'S FIRST GALLERYSPECIALIZING IN FINE

PAINTINGS, PRINTSAND SCULPTURE

Tarpon Bay & Island Inn Roads

Smibel, Florida 339S7

A HAPPY PLACE

TO VISIT

FOR PEOPLE WHOAPPRECIATE

FINE ART

GALLERY HOURS:

10 to 5

TUES. THRU SAT.

AN ISLAND OF TROPICALSHOPPES AND SERVICES

Conveniently located on Periwinkle Waybetween the causeway & Bailey's General Store

'Winner of Lee County Board of RealtorAward for preserving the Island Ecology

• THE ACCENT SHOPPEHome Furnishings

• PHOTO SANIBELPhotographic Supplies

• SEA TO SKYIsland Gifts

• SIR OF SANIBELMen's Fashions

• PRISCILLA MURPHYREALTYReal Estate Sales

• ASSOCIATED PROPERTYSERVICESProperty Management

• MARINER PROPERTIES,INC.Land Development

• JOHN SCHUMACHERAttorney at Law

• WHITE ASSOCIATESArchitects

COMING SOON:Tobacco Shoppe/NewstandOld Fashion Ice Cream ParlorWomen's Beach WearCheese & Kitchen Utensils

FOR INFORMATIONMariner Properties, Inc.No. 10 Periwinkle Place2075 Periwinkle WaySanibel Island, Fla. 33957(813) 472-1555

Redecorate N o wFor NextSeason's TradeNow is the time to plan and beginredecorating for next season's ac-tivities . . . and the Accent Shoppeis the place to start.

Our staff of professional decoratorsand interior designers, plus our un-limited resources in purchasing,plus our experience in commercialredecorating (we just finished com-pletely redecorating South SeasPlantation on Captiva Island) makeus the obvious choice, howeverlarge or small your needs.

1 Periwinkle Place Phone 4 7 2 - 1 8 1 0

Before you buyhome read the

Before you buya home, read theMihigan Story-a home, read tMichigan Story-

6 ISLANDER 6-21-73

H. B. Holloway.Sr. witn nis limit of snook, up to 14 lbs., guided by BaughnHolloway out of Twin Palm Cottages, his son.

FIJI YWUI Dwtuig mi

LIGHTHOUSE RESTAURANTtne breakfast place

COME IN AND TRY OUR SANIBEL SALADAND OUR OWN DRESSING

Phor>0 472-99097 ajn. to 11 ajn.11 a.m. to "3 pjn.

BreakfastLunch Closed Tuesdays

Home Made DoughnutsOPEN DAILY 10 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M.

ISLAND*SHOPPING CENTER

Package Liquor Store

Periwinkle Wav

This Way To The Island'sPackage Liquor Store

Open 8 a. m. - 10 p. m.7 Days A Week I

(lulf Dr.

Island Beach Club

WELCOME TO "THE IETIZIAS"where you will find warm hospitaljtymingled with a friendly &-relaxed*atmosphere.

Among the finest joys of life are:lUUctablt food-fiM wiies-

pltasait coMpaiioishipWe wiil provide these for you I

Your Hosts Margie Ann & Louis Letlzla - Reservations Appreciated 472-21

^^t the Let in asITALIAN CUISINEOverlooking the Gulf of Mexico

Gulf Drive - Between Beachvtew and 'Jolly Roger Motels

ISLAND PIZZA

TUESDAY THRU SUNDAY:Lunch 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.Dinner 4:30p.m. to 10 p.m.

MONDAY:4:30p.m.to 10p.m.ONLY

Dine In or Take Out472-1033

Pizzas - All Varieties

DinnersGiant Hero Sandwiches

Soft Beverages1630 Periwinkle Way

Saube! kJe, Ha. 33957

DINING IN THE GRAND TRADITION

"BOUNTIFUL BUFFET"Sunday's from 12 Noon

phone 472-I55I for reservations

ti-21-73 ISLANl)p]R 7

WHATEVER IT IS - WE SERVE THE BEST

Fish 'N ChipsChicken 'N HoneySanibel ChowderCombinationSeafood PlatterFresh Shrimpsteamed in beerSandwiches

Free Beer Tomorrow

Sing— A— Long Fri. Night

Lunch 12 to 2:30 - Dinner 5 to 10 p.m.

Scottish $ub

Next to Sanibel Community House

Daily SpecialsSalad Bar

Open 5 p. m. to 9 p. m. Closed Tuesdays 472-2113

['TWEEN -WATERS

I N N / SERVING THE FINEST IN ISLAND FARE

Captive Island, Florida open for dinnerTuesday thru Saturday 6 p. m. - 9 p. m.

SEAFOOD BUFFETWednesday 6 - 9 p. m.

English Hunt BreakfastSun. 10 A.M.-1 P.M.

Featuring our Famous

Prime Rib BuffetOn Saturday Nights

Reservations Welcome - Call 472-1 737

EFFICIENCY COTTAGESAND FULL HOMES AVAILABLE

SPECIAL SUMMER RATES

RESTAURANT

.CLOSED SUNDAYFlorida Trend Magazine says:"Best Seafood on the Island"

also Featuring Fine SteaksNO Reservations, SORRY

Beer & Wine Open for Dinner 5 to 9

GOLDEN SANDSFood for All Ages -

from Hot Dogs to Gourmet Dinners

DINING FROM 11 A.M.

SEAFOODLobsterShrimpSnapperBaked FlounderScallop!

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He said this program could improvethe appearance of the island without anyexpense.

"To make this economically feasiblewe have to get great numbers," Work-man said. "If we get all but 20 cars thenwe would have to pay to get them takenaway. It's pretty important to get themall now."

Permission must be given forvehicles to be towed from private landand Workman said he hopes anyonewanting a car disposed of will call him atthe Conservation office.

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10 • ISLANDER 6-21-73TO THE ISLANDER:

Well, here I am again. This time,writing in reference to the Friday earlyevening news, June 8, channel 11. Ahumanitarian, Shirley Walter, wasgetting her hands slapped because oftrying to save the lives of birds that wereinjured by the progress going on, onSanibel Island, or because they weresick.

The issue seems to be that there werecomplaints about her having such aCARE CENTER on her premises, whichis zoned residential and therefore, doesnot allow her to maintain such anoperation. It seems that no one knowswhat to label her efforts under. How toclassify it. Whether it is a zoo orveterinary hospital, because there hasnever been such a place for such a need,anywhere in Lee County. Since no onecan decide what it should come under,why not call it what it obviously is? ABIRD AND NATURE CARE CENTER!A wildlife Care Center! This woman isnot operating it for profit! She is actingout a humanitarian feeling and love ofthe island! Isn't that also what SanibelIsland is anyway? A wildlife and birdsanctuary? isn't that what the DingDarling Reserve is? Shouldn't thisCenter be therefore labeled under theFederal Game and Wildlife Reserve?

If she has a neighborhood problemabout the animals, why did they move tothe island in the first place? Her yard, Inoticed in the TV interview was nicelyfenced in and the yard looked im-maculate and the animals looked wellcared for and happy. If it was neighborswho made the complaint, why didn 't theyhave the decency to approach herdirectly, to talk to her about it and try towork something out with her, for thewelfare of these birds and removal to abetter place, if they found theirresidency, on her property, so offensive.That would have been a better neighborthan to go running to City Hall, causing alot of trouble.

If her yard was strewn with garbage,would they have complained? If it wassome one who made a complaint, whyaren't they directing their efforts to

make complaints about the pigs whocome here to the island and litter it withall their garbage, as I wrote about in myprevious letter to you.

If such people have such energy to goaround complaining about helpinghelpless animals, think what all theirenergy and efforts might accomplish ifthey turned it to more pertinent matterson the island, such as maintaining theisland and seeing to it that visitors do too.

Another thing, I've read in theIslander that our pier was built with thehelp of private donations. This surprisedme very much because my thought wasthat a federal grant was made for thebuilding of a new pier. A federal grant, Ibelieve, was made for the repair andbuilding of Fort Myers Beach pier. IsSanibel Island the step-child? What andwhere does all the funds go to that iscollected on the causeway bridge? Threequarters of it should be returned to theisland, for maintenance of the island. Ifsomeof those funds were appropriated tothe island, it would help to build an ap-propriate place on appropriate property,for the care of injured and sick wildlife onthe island, among other needs of theisland.

If this is deemed a wildlife sanc-tuary, which I recall reading in manypopular books and magazines, that itwas, and is, then why shouldn't there be acenter to care for the wildlife here? Whatcould be more appropriate for the island?

My hat is off to Shirley Walter for herefforts, interest, and love of the islandand it's original inhabitants. The wildlife.It is always outsiders and progress thatdestroys the beauty of such a place asSanibel. If people don't like wildlife,natural tropical plant life, the sea andeverything else that Sanibel has, orrather had, to offer, then why do theybother to come and move here. Theydon't need Sanibel. They need themainland. City life. Asphalt jungle life.

Perhaps the best thing for Sanibelwould have been to have kept the ferryboat and never to have built thecauseway bridge at all. Sanibel is one ofthe very few natural reserves left, thatare very fast disappearing. Soon all these

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people who don't appreciate nature willbe very happy, because there won't beanymore of nature, in its wild andnatural state, around anymore. Thenthey will have to find something else togripeabout. Maybe then they can start incomplaining about man-made effortsthat they suddenly disapprove of and thatthey should have complained about a lotsooner, in the first place, where their

complaining efforts would have donemore good than directing it towardsinnocent and helpless animals.

Again I say, "Only God can make atree." But when are people going torealize it enough to appreciate it. Andwhy must the people who try to do goodalways the ones chastized and dprived oftheir rights!

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How'd you like to take a fast spinaround the island in that shiny, yellowpowerboat with the 350 hp Chevroletengine? Man, can that go! You would?Well, first you better meet the man at thewheel — what should you call him, pilot?Captain? Officer Shulte? Because he'sthe Lee County Sheriff's Marine Patrol ina sharp, green uniform*, with plenty ofofficial insignia on that 23' long Thun-derbird Formula boat.

He smiles and gives you a hugehelping hand aboard, "Just call meDick." He's a big, easy-going man withfreckles on his nose and red hair who justlooks like he comes from some placecalled Auburn, Iowa, and learned, aboutthe time he could walk, to run a boat onthe Racoon River which he does and did.For all his warm grin, he seems a bit onthe serious side, perhaps because he is soaware of the water and its hazards andbecause he conceives of his job evenmore as a "protector of persons" than asan enforcer of laws, although, of course,he is both. He patrols the waters of LeeCounty, but particularly those around theBeach, every weekend and holiday,watching for reckless boating,negligence on the water, overcrowding ofboats and other dangerous practices. Hehas undoubtedly saved many personsfrom the consequences of their own orother people's folly.

There! Look at that 16' run-abouttearing under the bridge as if the devilwere after it. Spray flying, motor roaringand wake churning! If another boat hadbeen pulling out of San Carlos Marina, nomatter how slowly or carefully, it wouldhave undoubtedly been creamed. Dicksnaps to instant attention, eases forwardon the throttle and the big, yellow boatzooms forward as if the rest of the worldis standing still. He hails the run-aboutwhich slows up, stops and three anxiousfaces turn this way. "Hi. there," says

Dick with a slow, pleasant smile, HISrelaxed manner has its effect and thethree men look more sheepish thanalarmed. After he checks the driver'slicense, the boat registration and givesthem a calm and friendly admonishmentconcerning the dangers of speedingthrough the bridge, he lets them off witha written warning rather than a ticket.Their relief is visible as they chug away,all smiles, at a more sensible pace.

Dick was in charge of the SafetyPatrol for 8 years in Miami, supervisingabout 35 races a year including theurange Bowl Regattas. He's only tooaware of what boats can do to people, buthis pet peeve is people who buy high-powered boats for their kids and then justturn them loose on the water. He doesn'tthink much of letting kids ride up on thebow of the boat either, having seen whata whirling propeller cna do to someonewho's fallen overboard.

The most common infractions,however, are boats going too close toswimmers or whizzing past docks andmoored boats with too much wake. Somany boaters seem incredibly unawareof the rules of the road or evenelementary good seamanship. Dick, andmany other concerned persons, wish thatit were a law that every boat owner ordriver had to take the Coast Guard orPower Squadron course in safe boating.

Dick doesn't only look after thesafety of boaters, however. He keeps aneye out for swimmers who venture indangerous places, like a rip tide, or whopaddle too far offshore on their inflatedtires and rubber rafts. He rescued onelady last season who had floaated ;!4 mileoffshore. She was sleeping soundly,headed for Mexico aided by current andwind. Since she could not swim a stroke,it was fortunate that her raft had notsprung a slow leak as many of them do.Another time he rescued an 18' boat

which had broken down. There were tenpeople aboard, five of whom werechildren, no life preservers and theowner, who had just bought the boat, hadnever run one before and had no idea ofwhat was wrong or how to fix it.Butenough of the horrible examples.

As you whip across the Gulf to theend of Sanibel, the wind whistling in yourears and the engine purring softly, youlook enviously at Dick who is obviouslyenjoying himself. You ask how he gotsuch a great job and he laughs again. "Iwas a friend of Snag's and he needed

6-21-73 ISLANDER 11someone so he asked me to do it for afavor. Then when Wanicka was elected,he asked me to stay on. so I did. They'reboth fine men, and I like the chance tohelp out."

Indeed, he must like it because hehas a thriving business-of his own duringthe week, Custom Kar Tops, located justoff the South Tamiami Trail. Hisschedule doesn't leave him much timefor loafing around, but there are somemen who just don't know when to quit. Heeven taught his wife to run a boat and allI can say is "more power to 'em both."

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PROFESSOR WILLIAMS: Ac-cording to the latest knowledge insocialogy, the kind of early home en-vironment is the very basis for thedevelopment of personality. The type ofpersonality traits one has is a directreflection of the kind of early emotionalinteraction he has had within his familygroup. Whether one is dependent or in-dependent, self .centered or other-centered, introvertive or extrovertive,and optomistic or pessimistic, dependsupon the way he was treated or perceivedthis treatment in his early childhood. It isthought that one's personality is formedbythetime he enters kindergarten and isnot subject to any great modification.Thechanges in personality often referredlo are really changes in social attitude,not personality.

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"It's A Straw World"

Straw Slippers in Ice Cream ColorsCool and Comfortable — $4.95 and $5.95

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Summer Hours: 10 - 5 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel Gifts Packaged & Shipped

JJ'C BEACH

FORT'MYERS BEACH,FLORIDA

463 2952

A FULL TIME SIGN SHOP - NOT ASIDELINE - EXCLUSIVELYDEDICATED TO YOUR AD-VERTISING NEEDS. TRUCKLETTERING- BOATS- WALLS- SHO-CARDS - BANNERS - WINDOWLETTERING, GOLD LEAF ANDSCREEN PRINTING.

It's only a l i t t le way to South SeasPlantation, and the most luxur-ious evening--or weekend-you'dcare to have.Loafing and strol l ing, golfand tennis, complete mar-ina facilities if you 'drather come in yourboat. Our lodgingsare unassailable, ourcocktail lounge be-yond reproach, andour dining room offersthe area's largest selectionof f laming cuisine. Let SouthSeas Plantation be the highpoint of your visit tothe Islands.For Reservations (813) 472-1551

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OurCurrent

Listings

Include:

DUPLEX LOT within a very short walk to the Gulf of Mexico. $20,000 with reasonableterms.

RESIDENTIAL LOT located on Gulf Drive; private access to the Gulf. $25,000 withonly 25 per cent down.

RUSTIC HOMESITE of over 11,000 square feet; close to the Gulf, $7,500.

LAKE MUREX sub-division; one lot available at under $11,000.

CANAL PROPERTY in a fine location; approximately one-third acre. $19,000.

SAN CARLOS BAY-front parcels with seawall. Realistic market prices.

COMMERCIAL ROAD FRONTAGE - over 500 ft. situated on a corner in a superbbusiness location.

PH. 472-1123472-2440472-1846

LH6RREY £ HOITZISLAND REAL ESTATE,INC

Registered Seal F.Hitt Broker

VISIT OUR MAIN OFFICE IN THENEW SANIBEL CENTER BUILDINGor WRITE: POST OFFICE BOX 202

SANIBEL ISLANDFLORIDA 33957

DINGS THINGS

Just as the Ding Darling Refuge provides protection and habitat for fourteencreatureson the list of endangered and threatened wildlife, so do many other areas inthe nation. The U.S. Dept. of Interior, through the National Wildlife Refuges andNational Parks, has devoted its energies to the preservation of species facingdecimation. These efforts have taken the form of monies expended, lands purchased,research financed, and environmental awareness programs. In 1966, a specialprogram was initiated in the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife for investigationof and research for endangered species. This endeavor was the Patuxent WildlifeResearch Center and its goals are twofold: to learn to propagate certain animals incaptivity, and to seek factors which threaten certain species. These goals have led toexperiments with many of the 35 endangered species on wildlife refuges. (Note:"endangered" refers to species which are so threatened as to need assistance if theyare to escape extinction. All told, there are 100 such endangered animals in the UnitedStates. Other categories such as "peripheral" and "status undetermined" includemany more species.)

However, in addition to the increasing emphasis on endangered species protec-tion, the refuge system also recognizes its responsibilities to other forms of wildlife.The many species of waterfowl known to U.S. hunters have definitely influenced therefuge system. Migration routes and the rigors encoun tered along such have oftendetermined the location of a refuge, in a pot-hole area of the northwest, in a swamp onthe Atlantic coast, or even, as at Ding Darling, at the end of a flyway where winterfood and cover are abundant. These refuges involved in migratory waterfowlmanagement give the birdsa series of "stepping stones" to aid them in their travels.

Bighorn sheep, bison, longhorn cattle, avocets, geese, pelicans, ferrets, eagles,alligators, whooping cranes, teal, mallards, canvasbacks - each of these species andothers have their requirements considered in management plans on refuges theyfrequent. Each is important, no more or less so than any other.

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HOME LMN RENTAl...both are designed for people who Hke tobe waited on. Whether you rant citap, ironedsheet*, eases, towels and bathmat* from oarSanlbet store, or we dean and Iron your o mprecious linen—prompt, courteous homepick-up and delivery will be yours at noextra charge.

LAUNDRY AND DKT CLEANE88

Island Shopping Center, Periwinkle Way Phone: 472*2442;

THIS WEEK AT THE SANIBEL LIBRARYby Hal H. Harrison

(Note: This week's guest columnist is Mary Margaret (Mrs. Walter) Emmons,who is Sanibel's librarian).

The majority of requests made by Sanibel Library patrons are for titles on thebest seller list, the lastest book by a favorite author, or information about birds,plants and shells to be found on our island. These are the exciting interests of today.But how long since you renewed acquaintance with some old book friends who sitquietly on our shelves? Summer is a wonderful time for this.One section of the libraryhasavery good paperback collection youwouldenjoy---the classics.

Mark Twain said he wrote without motive, moral or a plot in the "Adventures ofHuckleberry Finn" but Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer are immortal on the Mississippi.

"Jane Eyre" and "Wuthering Heights" may make much better reading on asummer day (nan many of the new Gothic novels because of their authenticity.Another old love story to be enjoyed is "Pride and Prejudice."

Remember Natty Bumpo and Hawkeye? Our pictures of the North Americanfrontier were formed by James Fenimore Cooper's "The Pathfinder," "The Deer-slayer," and "The Last of the Mohicans."

You might again follow the careers of David Copperfield; Oliver Twist; andPhilip Trip of "Great Expectations" through their great difficulties. Dickens alwaysbrings you to a happy conclusion.

Rudyard Kipling takes you back to the India of British Imperialism in his story of"Kim," a young English boy raised as an Indian, subjected to racial, religious andnational prejudice. Kipling is equally interesting as he tells the tale of "CaptainCourageous," a book inspired by his stay in America and time spent with Gloucesterfishermen.

Another good yarn of thesea is Conrad's "Lord Jim." And then there is that greatclassic, "Two Years Before the Mast" by RichardHenry Dana.

The "Three Musketeers" and "The Comte de Monte Cristo" are French historytoldbyDuman' swashbuckling heroes, Dantesandd'Artagan.

Thomas Hardy's "Tess of the D'urbervilles" and Bathsheba of "Far From theMadding Crowd" were considered very indiscreet and immoral by his Victorianaudience.

One little paperback contains Henrik Ibsen's four major plays: "A Dell's House,""The Wild Duck," "HeddaGabler" and "The Master Builder," some of the first playsto give us real people in real situations.

If you are in a serious frame of mind read "Crime and Punishment."Destoyevokys anticipated many of the psychological problems we face today.

In a more youthful mood, read and love again "Heidi" and "Rebecca of Sun-nybrook Farm." Good summer reading, all in paperbacks on the library shelves.

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SPEND YOUR VACATION WITH USIN LUXURY ACCOMMODATIONS,

DIRECTLY ON THE GULF.TENNIS COURT & MAID SERVICE

Swtdy BcwlYOUR HOSTS - RUTH & WOODY ANDERSON

3057 GULF DRIVE 472-1190

WHY NOT GO 1ST CLASS?IT WILL COST SO LITTLE MORE.

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4 TWFor Appointment: 472-2874 after 5 p.m.

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ZEN/HfTELEVISION

FEDDERSAIR CONDITIONING

NORGf APPLIANCES

GUARANTEED SERVICE ON ALL MAKES & MODELSTV - AIR CONDITIONING - APPLIANCES - REFRIGERATION

BOOSTER TV &APPLIANCES

PALM RIDGE ROAD. SANIBEL, FLORIDA

472-1133 imlmmn

SAIL The BeautifulGulf Of Mexico

In the Gracious 35 foot SAILING KETCH

ROVIANAHalf or Full Day Private Charter

up to 6 persons

Sails From SANIBEL MARINA

Call 472-1849 tor reservations

or see the Island Travel Agency

I McCflULS GIFT SHOPnIT IS NICE AND COOL IN OUR SHOP. COME IN AND BROWSEAROUND SEVEN DAYS A WEEK, 9:30 to 5:30. SPECIMENSHELLS, ISLAND MADE GIFTS, BEAUTIFUL CORAL,UNUSUAL JEWELRY.

3/4 mile north of Captiva Post Office

iClosed June 25 & 26For Inventory

Escape to Sanibel

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CONDOMINIUM RENTALSNOW AVAILABLE

FOR THIS YEAR AND NEXT SEASONBEACH • TWO POOLS • BOAT DOCKS

Call or write:Sanibel Moorings CondominiumsGuif Drive, Sanibel, Florida 33957(813)472-2372 •

There've beensome changesmade Associated Property Services, Inc.,

formerly Dunlap Associates, takes

pleasure in announcing the opening of

its new offices at No. 9 Periwinkle Place,

at 2075 Periwinkle Way on Sanibel.

From our new location we hope to

better serve the people of the Islands

with our comprehensive property

services, from mere maintenance to total

management.

associated property services, inc.9 Periwinkle Place 2075 Periwinkle Way Sanibel, Fla. 33957

Phone (813)472-1585

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A complex ot shopsand l ove l y onebedroom year roundapartments on PalmRidge Drive.

SHOP RENTAL30 x 50 $525 per mo.30 x 25 $275 per mo.

1 Bedroom Apartments$180 per mo. plus util.

Leasing on a yearly basis

Ampje Parking AttractiveConvenient

Professional or businesswelcome

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• * • Phone Robert Barry5TS 472-2385mf» or write to•a* Sanibel Arms West - 8 E!ffS Sanibel island, Fla. 33957• f t ! mMZ ZMZiMZ 2MZ SKS £ U ZM£ *M£

We are sorry that due to the pressure ofconverting to new composing machinesthat we misunderstood a price changephoned to us by Island Fair. It has now

SHANNON'SREAL ESTATE

DARLING BIRD SANCTUARY

AFTER YOU DRIVETHROUGH THE

DARLING REFUGE, STOP AND SEE US ABOUT

* Cedar homes, island type many styles andcompetitive prices.

* Gulf access residential lots -- acre plus only$25,000, half acre $18,000;half acre stone's throw fromGulf, $30,500.

* Business site, established area, 350+ ft. mainroad frontage, bottom price.

Deep waterway, deep water access, canal home lotsthere'll never be more of these at any price.

Wwlfrrt Bwtineis PlataWULFERTRD. & MAIN SANIBEL - CAPTIVA RD.

Phone 472-1550, 1559

William C. Shannon

ROY E.BAZIRE

472-1550

Registered Real Estate Broker

ASSOCIATES

PETE PAVELand

E. G. KONRAD

472-1559

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2075 Periwinkle Way 2 Periwinkle Place

A Grain Of Sea Saltby betzi abram

Picture a guy, lean almost skinny,deeply tanned with clear, light blue eyesand a full head of hair, crew cut so shortit must have been measured inthousandths of a millimeter, who lookslike a healthy 55 year old in tip-topcondition but says he's 72. A guy who isa bachelor but has 24 grandchildren;who graduated from Princeton andstudied architecture in Europe, butmade his career in N.Y. advertising; whohas skinned elbows and scratches on hisknees like a 10-year-old boy, but whohas a salty and sophisticated sense ofhumor. If you can, you'll get aglimmering of the complexity andfascination of Harry Strong, a fellowwho just sailed his 40' steel ketch fromPalma de Majorca across the AtlanticOcean via the Canary Islands andAntigua to the Virgin Islands and thencein a meandering course to Fort MyersBeach. Hs boat, bought in Holland, isnamed the Nina, after Columbus'famous ship, draws 5' and has a 13'+beam. The Nina has no automaticequipment aboard and,, in fact, Harryexpressed considerable disdain for that"junk" which he thinks is more troublethan it's worth. "I was raised in the daysof the sail,'"he says emphasizing the lastword, "and that's what I do — sail! Youjust let your mains'l fill nicely and thenfiddle with the jib and the mizzen untilthe boat swings gently from port tostarboard and back, then you tie thetiller down and the boat will sail byitself."

His Atlantic trip was a sheerpleasure cruise. When asked if therewere any emergencies or crises, hesnorts. "I have NEVER lost a mast orbusted a cable ANYWHERE. You see alot of battered boats and you hear thesewild stories, but it's not necessary. Inever lost a mast because I don't keepenough sail up to bust it. When you seea storm coming you reef in or take yoursails down, put out a sea anchor andride it out." When asked about reefs, hegrins, "Never go near 'em. If you keepfar enough away, you can't run into'em. I wouldn't think of sailing aroundin those Bahamas. They're just anotherbunch of islands and they have too

many reefs". His favorite island isMajorca, though he has called manyplaces home, from Dallas, Texas, toKotzebue, Alaska.

To make his ocean voyage heenlisted three German boys on Majorcawhere he has lived since his retirment in1956. They stood 8 hour watches, got afull night's sleep every night, headedinto the wind every day at noon with asea anchor out and went for a swim(leaving one man aboard on watch.)After a hearty meal, they could set sailagain in the afternoon. He's nowlooking about for new companions onthe trip home, but first he is planningon sailing up to Gloucester, Maine,where he spent his boyhood summersand where some of his family stillreside.

Apparently he did not particularlychoose to visit Fort Myers Beach, butjust put in here at Mid Island Marina tohave his boat bottom scraped, havingbeen at sea since 1968 when he leftParma. Then he made his way up toHap's welding shop, next to Erickson &Green in the back bay, to have someminor repairs and to have his"windows" welded in. (That's what hecalled them. Obviously he doesn't carewhether he sounds "properly" nautical,just so you know what he means!)

While here he picked up a 1945diesel Hercules motor which has been astand-by motor in a Fort Myers shop for40 years. "Of course, it's an inboard,"he answers a question emphatically."What dja expect? I wouldn't HAVEone of those outboard things. You get afollowing sea, one wave comes over anddrowns them out and you've had it. Ijust laugh when I see those littlestinkpots!" As for the Hercules, "It justpurrs," he states with the kind of prideknown only by people who understandwhat it is like to be a 40-year-old motor.But age doesn't bother him. "I don'tcare how old I am," he says firmly. "Iam what I am, and as long as I can dowhat I want to do, it's OK." And if Iever saw anyone who was doing whatthey wanted to do, it is Harold L.Strong, sailor, of Maine and Majorca.

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iPhoto oy Peter Manoogian Katy Kitten Robinson, Playkitty of the Month

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What does theJade Butterfly have

in Jade jewelry.?Jade Rings, Bracelets, Necklaces, Earrings,

Pendants and Pins f&r the Ladies.Jade Rings, Cuff Links, Tie Tacs, Letter Openers,

and Paper Weights for the Gentlemen.Jade Carvings for everyoneSomething new every day

We do our own importing.Jade prices start at $4.50

SANIBEL CENTER BUILDING next to dotti's4 7 2 - 1 3 8 7

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ISLAND A I R E , inc

AIR CONDITIONING AND APPLIANCESSALES AND SERVICE

YORK - CHRYSLER - LUXAIREHOTPOINT - TAPPAN - WESTINGHOUSE

G.E. WARRANTY SERVICE - WE SERVICE ALL MAKES8 SANIBEL CENTER BLDG. - 472-1260

RITE-TEMP SERVICE, INC.SALES & SERVICE

• Air Conditioning & Heating• Refrigeration• Electric Ranges

• 24 HOUR ANSWERING SERVICE •Fort Myers Beach 463-9S56

BAYSHORE CONSTRUCTION

Custom wooden docks and seawalls andportable floating docks.472-1712 837 Casa Ybel Road.

WANTED:ODD JOBS & GENERAL WORK

472-2860

C A N O E S

GRUMMAN ALUMINUMCANOES & ACCESSORIES

ALSO LIGHTWEIGHTFIBERGLASS CANOES

TARPON BAY MARINA472-1323

Complete wrapping and shipping servicefor all your parcels, shells and gifts,which includes gift wrapping, packing,insuring and shipping at —

LEES' HOUSE OF TREASURES1622 Periwinkle Way

472-2291Open 10-5

JOIN THE SANIBEL CRUISE ABOARDTHE S/S EMERALD SEAS

4 days in Nassua & frceport

Deluxe accomodations

Depart October 15

CONTACT DON BISSELL472 - 2435 Oft

ISLAND TRAVEL AGENCY472-1521

1618 PERIWINKLE WAY - SANIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA - 472-1612

BOB'S TREE SERVICETrees Trimmed and ToppedLight Hauling and Rubbage

Bob Degand 472-2487

HELP AVAILABLE

Mature couple to manage your con-dominium, apts., or motel. Hotel ex-perienced. Reply Box 265, Sanibel 33957.

CALL THE HANDYMAN"I Make House Calls"

REMODELINGREPAIRS

DOCKSADDITIONS

SERVICESOFFERED:Alterations and tailoring, men's and women's.Pick-up and delivery. 472-1853.

i ALWOLF ELECTRONICSERVICEColor, B8.W TV, Hi-Fi, Stereo, Radio, TapeRecorders, Record Players, Antenna Systems,472-2218. Back of Glory of the Sea.

Motel Owners and business people. You cannow get color post cards and brochures.Beautiful full color reproduction, highestquality, low price. Call Larry Huston, com-mercial photographer. 463-6655.

PROPERTY FOR SALE:Sanibel, house for sale on lovely wooded lot, 200ft. from San Carlos Bay, a 3 bedroom, 2 bath,reverse cycle HA home with large lanai,garage, range, refrigerator, freezer, washerand dryer. For appointment call 472-1394.

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, open meeting,St. Michael's & All Angels Church, PeriwinkleWay, Friday nights, 8 p.m. For in-formation,472-2150.

HELPWANTED:Desk Clerk, male or female. Good workingconditions, S'fr days per week. Excellentsalary, split shift. Call for appointment. 472-1233.

FOR RENT:July 1 - Nov. 1, 2 BR house , AC, 1 bath, Cap-tiva, dishwasher, washer & dryer, no pets.Walking distance to Bay and Gulf. $225 permonth, utilities included. Evenings, 472-2332 orwrite box 81 Captiva.

FOR RENT:May thru Dec. 1, 1 Bedroom apartment, eff.,Captiva. Walking distance to Bay and Gulf, nopets. $125 per month, utilities included.Evenings. 472-2332 or write Box 81, Captiva.

HELPWANTED:Secretary for Sanibel attorney's office. Legalor real estate experience preferred. Salaryopen, plus tol l . 472-2801.

4- + +FOR SALE:Collectors items. Complete Old Crow bottleschess set with 45" square rug. $500 00 orreasonable off er. 472-2487.

HELPWANTED:General cleaners; male or female. SundialResort $2.25 per hour.Contact Robt. McMahan,472-1571.

Remo (Rip) Gabaccia, plumbing contractor.

Licensed and bonded. Captiva. 472-2518.

FORSALE: + + +1 6 ' Johnson boat with 55 jonnson outboard,

Murray trailer, fully equipped. 472-1485.

HELPWANTED:Woman for cafeteria line, lunch and dinner.Call Flamingo Cafeteria 472-2274.

H. HENDRIE463-6288 after 5 and weekends

FT. MYERS HEALTH FOODSOpen Tues-Sat. 9-5:30 :

481-03226057 McGregor Blvd.

Just north of College Parkway

NOTICERemaining lots in Sanibel River Estatesare now priced $14,500 and $15,000, cashonly. Surf Realty, Realtor, 975 Rabbit Rd.4721549 Evenings 4721297

JAMES E. MONAGHANContracting and Trucking Service

Land Clearing — Filling and Paving472-1289

P.O. Box 94 Sanibel, Fla

FOR RENT ON GULF & AWAYDuplex apartments, central A/C, heat,completely furnished. One apt. with heatedpool. Available by week or month.

LEES' CHALET EAST COTTAGES1622 Periwinkle Way

472-2291

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I SANDCASTLE SWIMSUITSWhen she loves feeling beautiful, without

feeling bare - SANDCASTLE is all things toher, —<• unerring good taste.

Shorts, Blouses, Slacks, Dresses, Culottes

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OPENING JULY 2ndMagazines, Out of town Newspapers, PaperbackBooks, Cards - Forget Me Not line, Contempo-rary Cards, Candy, Gum, Karmel Korn,Imported and Domestic Tobacco and Cigars.

Humidified Room and Boxes - for freshertobacco.

Private Label Tobacco and Pipes:

• Dunhill• Chartan _ — —^• Jobely• BBB• Hilson• Abbey

81 newsSundries for your Smoking Needs.

No. 4 Periwinkle Place2075 Periwinkle WaySanibel Island. Florida 33957

Master Charge (Turn right off Causeway) Bank America rd

Honeymoon —

in June —Croon a Tune —

Silver Spoon —Bailey's Store —

It doesnh rhyme, but thename pops up all the time!

The place to go for all your shopping needs.

BAILEY'S GENERAL STORESfiibtl ft Ciptlvi Islilds slict 111*

SANIBEL PACKING COMPANYWiSTEIN UNION - WIN! ft COLD IEER - MIM DEVELOPING SEIVICE

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.