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VOLUME 6 NUMBER 28 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY

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JULY 14, 1966 .

ROUTE OF SANCTUARY TRAIL AVAILABLECards showing the general route of the canoe trail in the Jay N,

"Ding" Darling Sanctuary are now available. Printed by the localSanibel committee, these have been placed with BillNewman, ExecutiveSecretary of the Chamber of Commerce. Any local business wishing asupply, may pick them up at the Chamber building. Please, however, takeonly enough to post in your business and to give to persons interested inmaking the canoe trip as the card is not meant to be an advertising give-away.

Also, some of the numbered signs on the trail may be missing,courtesy of Alma. These will not be replaced until after the hurricaneseason, butthe lettered signs shown on the card will be installed soon andshould be sufficient to guide you through. The canoe launches will not beinstalled until after the hurricane season, either, but there are areasnear the launch sites where you can easily get a canoe into the water.

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SANIBfL-CAPTIVA REAL ESTATEJames S, Pickens & Claire T. Walter, Realtors

Phone: GReenleaf 2-4011

Condition of the dike-road through the sanctuary was discussed bythe local committee, and nothing can be done on this until after the De-partment of Interior actually has title to the lands. An inspection triprevealed, however, that if you drive in low gear at 10 to 15 miles an houryou will have no trouble getting through.comfortable. And you'll seemore. Remember, this is not a speedway, not a highway, not even a road.It is the top of a dike, providing usable access for cars bearing pas-sengers who wish to enjoy this natural wilderness area.

SUMMER - WHEN THE NATIVES GO SWIMMINGphoto by huston

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Editors .Virginia and Duff BrownProduction; Carolyn Lowry, Lou RiceSanibel Reporter Dorothy StaffordFOR SANIBEL NEWS:Write Dorothy Stafford, Sanibel Island, or call

ISLANDER OFFICE:140 Demar Road, Fort Myers Beach, or callMO 4-6792.

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Islander news and ad copy deadline is SATURDAY.Last minute SHORT news items or unclassifiedsmay be called in Sunday afternoon,

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CHURCHThe Rev. TAD ALLEN, PastorMorning Worship. . .11:00 a.m.Sunday School 9:30 a.m.

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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCHThe Rev. W.A. McCain, Pastor

SUNDAYSunday School. . . . . .10:00 a.m.Morning .Vorship, . .11:00 a.m.Young People's Hour. .6:30 p.m.Evening Worship. . . .7.-30 p.m.WEDNESDAYPrayer Meeting & Bible Study. . . . , 7:30 p.m.

* * * * * *E. ir END ALL GILLETT

E. Kendall Gillett, an in-vestment advisor with Loomis,Sayles & Co. for many yearsbefore his retirement in 1949,died June 23 after a short ill-ness at the Charlotte Hunger-ford Hospital in Torrington,Conn. He was 81 years old andlived in Norfolk, Conn., andCaptiva Island, Florida.

During his career he hadbeen vice-president and t reas-urer of Motion Picture News,one of the original motion pic-ture trade journals, presidentof Lupton Publishing Company,p u b l i s h e r of People's HomeJournal and a director of Mag-azine Publishers Association,Inc,

A graduate of Williams Col-lege and the Taft School, heserved as president of the Wil-liams Club of New York and asa trustee of the Taft School, Hewas a former member of theUniversity C lub , the UnionLeague Club, the Anglers Cluband the Williams Club.

Survivors include his wife,Isabel Goodnow Gillett, fourchildren, twelve grandchildrenand five great-grandchildren.

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full of guests who've been com-ing to the cottages and the Is-lands for many years. Theyinclude Mr. and Mrs. JOHN J.GREEVER and their daughter,ANN, of Eau Gallie, Florida,here for three weeks; Mrs.FRANK PIECH and her son,DICK, of Wilmington, Dele-ware, here for two weeks; Mr.and Mrs. PAUL CALL AH AN ofMiami, visiting for three weeks;and Major GEORGE E. MILLERand family of Kansas, who arehere for a week.

All are enjoying the beaches,shelling and fine fishing (to savnothing of FLOYD PFLOUGHS"'hospitality) and everything elsewhich the Islands offer to sum-mer guests.

Mr. and Mrs. BUD COLE(he's president of Punta GordaIsles) are arriving tomorrow tospend the weekend at SouthSeas Plantation on Captiva Is-land. Mr. Cole discovered SouthSeas last weekend and took homesome brochures whereuponhe and Mrs. Cole decided itwould be a good place to weekendin.

FRANK and VERNA PRICEarrived on the Islands Tuesdaya week ago as new managers ofThe Colony on Sanibel. Former-ly of Pompano Beach, wherethey had a hotel, they alreadyare very fond of the Islands.

Col. and Mrs. MILLARDj^IBBY, and cheir son, ERIC,of Washington, D.C., arrivedSunday for a two week stay atthe 'MARK MCCLINTICKS'Tradewinds on Sanibel.

PRISCILLA MURPHY re-ports the sale of a furnishedgulf front house on Gulf Driveto Mr. and Mrs. ARTHURPERRY of Sheboygan, Wiscon-sin, from Mr. and Mrs.ERNEST KINZIE of Fort Myers,

Recent visitors at The Col-ony were Dr. and Mrs. THEO-DORE D. BEAN of Valparaiso,Ind., and their three daughters.The Beans are frequentvisitors, staying in their ownhome, "Bimini." BENNETTBURGOON, one of the ownersof The Colony, and Mrs.BURGOON also visited thererecently for a few days.

Mrs. JUDY REIS of Tucson,Arizona, and her three children,BETH, KURT, and LAURA,spent the past week visiting: herparents, Mr. andMrs.HERVEYROBERTS of Captiva Island.

Mr. and Mrs. ALLANMARTIN, daughter SANDY andnephew TOM RENNER, are re -turning to Cincinnati, Ohio,after two wonderful weeks atCasa Ybel full of Snook,beautifully tanned, and loadeddown with shells.

Biggest adventures includedfinding the first yellow pectin(near the boat) a live AngelWing in Tarpon Bay, and catch-ing a tagged fish {a Jack) byTom. The~fish tag read A-30,Rah St.-Barnabas, Newark,New Jersey, That seems quitea swim ever, for a Jack.

This was the Martins* thirdtrip and they leave with un-reserved enthusiasm especiallyflavored with regard for thesuccessful mosquito controlprogram. They promised therewill be a fourth trip andprobably many more!

MARY and JOE GAULT ofthe Sea Horse Shops, their sonTIM, and his friend, LARRYAMGN, spent five weeks (sev-eral in Mexico) on a combinedbusiness and pleasure trip.

ALLEN and GOLDIE NAVEflew from Miami to MexicoCity, and then bussed to SanMiguel de Allende to meet theGaults. They all toured Mexicotogether.

In San Miguel, they visitedALICE JOHNSON, formerly ofFort Myers Beach, who usedto design and make a line ofnote paper and Christmas cardsfor the Sea Horse Shop.

Tim took a few classes Inweaving and drawing at BellasArtes, a Mexican govermentart school, and created a wallhanging for his father'sFather's Day gift.

The group visited the citiesof Guanahuato and Queretaroafter leaving San Miguel andthen set up headquarters inMexico City for awhile. At Tulaand Cholula they saw ruinsof ancient civilizations thehuge pryamid at Cholula wasonly rediscovered in 1931, al-though it was probably begunlong before Christ,

At the pyramids of the Sunand the Moon, not far from Mex-ico City, the men climbed pyra-

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mids and all were able to pokearound in some recent exca-vations.

They ran into STEVEMUENCH { the son of Mr. andMrs. AL MUENCH, who have thePeriwinkle Trailer Park onSanibel ) and his lovely brideLINDA in the AnthropologicalMuseum in Mexico City. Re-cently married In Syracuse,New York, they were honey-mooning In Mexico.

At the Basilica of Guada-lupe, on the main altar, theysaw the Golden Rose recentlypresented to the Church by anenvoy of the Pope.

They drove to Acopulco fora couple of nights via Tasco

and said it was a very ex-citing drive through beautifulcountry.

Everywhere they went, Maryand Joe visited markets andcraftsmen, ordering goodies tobe shipped back to their shopon Sanibel, which include fineexamples of the best of Mex-ican gift items.

Last Saturday an entranc-ing hummingbird put on a realshow within ten feet of on-lookers darting in and outof a Crown of Thorns plant infront of Priscilla Murphy's of-.fice on Sanibel.

HELEN and LEE R.OYFRIDAY spent Thursday of thisweek in Clearwater greetinga niece who v/as a participantin the 20th Annual Powder PuffDerby.

The niece, Mrs. DONBLESSING, Jr., of Balboa Is-land, California, was co-pilotand navigator with Mrs.SWITHIN CHANDLER, Jr., wifeof a Capistrano, Beach, Cal-ifornia physician. They flewtheir Cessna 172 plane in themore than 3,000 mile race whichstarted at Seattle, Washington,and terminated at Clearwater.

Mrs. Blessing is the young-est daughter of Mrs. Friday'sbrother and wife, Mr. and Mrs.MELVIN DAVIDSON, of WalnutCreek, California.

F r i e n d s of "SCOTTY"CLARK will be pleased to knowthat she's spending two days aweek working at PriscillaMurphy's office. Come on in andhave a cup of coffee with heron Fridays or Saturdays.

BEN COOK of Winter Park, Florida, holds a 27 1/2 1b. snook whichwas caught by Miss SHERRY BAGWELL, also of ".Vinter Park. Noit wasn't too heavy for her to hold, it's just that the picture taken ofher was a color slide, which we cannot reproduce. Mr. and Mrs. Cookare spending a month on the Island at Tradewinds, and Miss Bagwellvisits them every weekend.

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PRINTING IMPRESSIONS, a monthly magazine forprinters, has come up with the reason business canbe bad year 'round; since this is applicable to otherbusinesses, we'd thought you'd like to know, too.

January - People spent all their cash for theholidays.

February - All the best customers have gonesouth to Mexico and the Keys.

March -Everybody's pre-occupied with gettingready to pay his income tax.

April - Unseasonable cold (orheat). Also spenttoo much for Easter.

May - Not enough rain; farmers distressed.June - Too much rain; farmers distressed.July - The heat has people down.August - Everybody away on vacation.September - Everybody back — broke.October - Unseasonable heat, all customers

waiting to see how fall clearance sales turn out.November - Everybody too upset over elections.December - Customers too busy with holiday

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THE ISLANDER

TO THE ISLANDER:

Your Article in the June 30,1966 Issue of the Islander (1966Shell Fair revisited) has causedsome dissension among theMembers of the Sanibel Com-munity Association, Inc.

I am at a Loss for the Rea-son for publishing that articleat this time especially sincesome of the information is notcorrect.

The Live Shell Exhibit wasnot set up by Gerry Way andMickey Powell. The Chairmanfor the 1966 Live-Shell Exhibitwas Mr. John Ridge and Co-Chairman was Mr, Tom Mix.

We would li£e any futurearticles pertaining to the San-ibel Community AssociationInc. or, the Sanibel Shell Fair,be obtained from either Mrs.Bruni J . Rupert, Secretary forthe Association, Mrs. Mary Nix,Chairman of the 1967 Shell FairExhibit, or Mrs. PeggyMaloney, Publicity Chairmanfor the Sanibel Community As-sociation, Inc.

Your Cooperation in thisMatter will be greatly appri-ciated,

Sincerly,/ s / Gerald T. Martin, Pres.

The Sanibel Community Assoc.EDITOR'S NOTE: We're sorrythat anyone is "at a Loss forthe Reason" the reason be-ing that we did not have enoughroom to give as much after-the-fact coverage to the ShellFair as we would have liked,and since many visitors arehere over the Fourth of July,we thought a re-visitation wouldnot only be interesting to read,but also a way of providingsummer guests with a look atthe seasonal fun of the Fair,The information contained in theissue was given to us the weekof the Shell Fair by a numberof persons; we are very gladyou were able to correct anymisinformation we may haveprinted,

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President and Mrs. Johnson'strip to Mexico a while back re -minded me of an amazing exper-ience I had years ago. I was driv-ing back to Sanibelfrom Arizona,my newly acquired red cockerwith me. When we arrived at ElPaso, it seemed like a good ideato park the car, walk across theInternational Bridge and exploreCuidad Juarez. So I did. All theofficials at both the Mexican andAmerican booths had to pet and

mate a fuss over Dolly VardenSoutherndown, who was a hand-some pup and adored attention.

Juarez was fascinating. Me-xican women, with their headstied in kerchiefs, made a to-doover Dolly Varden. We windowshopped. We loved not knowinga word anyone was saying! Wegot friendly nods and smilesfrom all sides, but after enoughsight seeing, we were ready toreturn to the car. But wherewas the parking lot? By this timeI hadn't the remotest idea wherethe American border was! I ask-

ISLANDERed several passersby but sinceI was speaking English, they in-variably smiled, shook theirheads, shrugged sholders andhurried on. After several futileattemps I started to look for atraffic cop, but they seemed asextinct as the dodo} There justweren't any!

I knew I'd find that bridgesomehow, even if I hadn't rightat that moment. And just when Ithought this, a very alert lookingyoung man came into view. Istopped him, waggled my thumb,raised my eyebrows and said,much to my own surprise, "EtadUnis?" He understood. He wag-gled HIS thumb, raised HIS eye-brows and pointed in the oppos-ite direction from the way I wasgoing, and finished up by noddinghis head.

It was not far to the Bridgeand the trip back seemed short-er. (We walked faster!) It justwould not have seemed possibleto have such an experience justwalking over a bridge! But anInternational Bridge, of course,isn't just a bridge. It connectstwo different worlds.

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SANIBEL LIBRARYFOOTNOTES

"Train up a child in the wayhe should go and when he isold he will not depart from i t ."This is the inscription foundon the frontispiece of a lovelyboofc, "Flowers of Delight,"selected by Leonard DeVries,These delightful bits of proseand poetry are from the OsborneCollection of Early Children'sBooks, dated from 1765 to 1830.The illustrations are quaint andamusing and it 's a fine book to

read to children. You may bor-row it from the Sanibel PublicL ib ra ry -open from 10-12o'clock each Tuesday and Sat-urday morning.

Mrs. CHARLES F. BABBSof Toledo, Ohio, dropped us anote with a new subscription tothe Islander and said, "We lovedthe Island and the people wemet, especially Mr. Friday {ofthe Treasure House) and thefolks at Beachview. We'll beback - - - and think the paper isreal great,"

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