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VOLUME 14 NUMBER 37 PUBLISHED EVERYTHURSDAY SEPTEMBER 12 , 1974

Kiwanis Club Beach Glean-upThe Kiwanis Club of Sanibel-Captiva Islands will welcome help, both youth and

adult, from the Sanibel public with its semi-annual beach cleanup and fun fest to be heldSunday afternoon, September 15. .

Meeting promptly at 1 p.m. at the public-beach parking access at the end of DonaxSt. Teams will be formed and assigned to specific beach areas. Trash bags will be

^ , supplied, and collection vehicles will be on hand.J v A eookout with hot dogs and refreshments will followthe cleanup, and there will be

a "tag" or "touch" football game for those who did not burn up all their energy on thebeach.

Every able-bodied Kiwanian presently on Sanibel is expected to participate.Here's your chance to join.us in helping to beautify the beach, and to have a

sociable, enjoyable afternoon as well. DO COME, and do bring or wear something toprevent sunburn.

, mmThe Outstanding Place on Sanibel Featuring:

LARGEST GOURMET DEPARTMENT in S. W. Florida

CHEESE from all over the world

OUTSTANDING selection of imported anddomestic beers & wines

EXOTIC COFFEES & TEAS"from 21 countriesHONEY & OLIVES from many nations

GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION IMPORTED & DOMESTIC

Plus a full fine of groceries C |. We wrap & ship gifts for every- occasion P B M S K 1 E W A Y %

Open Monday - Saturday 9 - 8; Sunday 9 - 6 4 7 2 - 1 2 7 7

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"ISLAND PROPERTIES SINCE TO7"

A rare opportunity.......

to live on the Gulf of Mexico,

in the semitropics.....

With all urban conveniencesyou love so well!

SANiBEL-CAPTiVA REAL ESTA1Claire T. Walterand Associates

Yest Money;No, Trailer Park

The Lee County Commissionersmade two decisions this week whichseem to be favorable to the Islands.Friday, they reversed their decision todeny Sanibel the $5.4 million revenuefrom the toll gate receipts. Originally onWednesday, they had voted not to givethe Islands the money if Sanibel votedfor incorporation in November.

Friday, on a motion by WalterShirey, who saM the original vote was mviolation of a Florida statute whiehprohibits "Corruptly Mluendng"votiijg,the Commissioners on a 3-2 vote,decided to give the money to the Islandscome what may — and Shirey said hemay request an investigation of theoriginal vote.

Then, Monday morning, they votedto deny a request, which had beenapproved earlier by the zoning board,for a 95-unit travel trailer park adjacentto the Ding Darling Sanctuary. ThezoniBg change had been requested byGordon Gracey and had been opposedby the Sanibel Planning Board, therefuge's administration, the Conser-vation Foundation and the CommunityAssociation. However, the request wasdenied "without prejudice," whichmeans the matter can be brought beforethe board again at any time.

At the same meeting, theCommissioners did approve a zoningchange on a parcel on Casa Ybel Roadnear Gulf Drive for condominium or

apartment. The request was made byDan Boyal and calls for a density ofsightly over If units average per acre^instead of the allowed 15) but, since he 'is donating a 60 ft. strip of land to thecoanty for a right-of-way, the densityworks oat at 14 units per acre. (Oh.)

It's the kind of trade-off accordingto Commissioner Shirey, one gets intowhen the county doesn't have enoughmoney to buy a right-of-way.

What ho, we're moving!

The ISLANDER and its sisterpaper, the BEACH BULLETIN, aremoving their base office to 1300 EsteroBlvd., Fort Myers Beach. Hopefully, weshall be in our new quarters, completewith equipment and the same telephonenumber (unless UTS doesn't comethrough) by Sunday morning. As ourmailing address remains the same (P. 0.Bax 2867, Fort Myers Beach, FL 33931)this won't affect you unless you happento be bringing something over to theBeach on your way to town or Naples —and in that case, we'll just be nearer tothe swing bridge than we were before. Ifyou get a chance to stop over and say hi,well be delighted to see you.

Unfortunately, plans for an office onSanibel aren't completed yet; but we -hope to find a convenient spot by theseason.

MIRROR, MIRROR ON THE WALL

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Subscriptions to the Sanibel-Captiva Islander run from Nov. 1 to Oct.31 each year and cost $5.00. Re-newal cards yill be sent the end of thismonth to subscribers.

All subscriptions purchased afterDec. 31'wQI cost 50 cents a month foreach month until Oct. 31, 1975.

If you have two addresses ayear, we wfll be glad to switch yoursubscriptions on notification. For morethan two addresses, please add an extra50 cents for each additional address.

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TELEVISION COURSE SCBEWILED

Edison Community College is doingsomething new - an open caraitpresentation of a course on "Man andEnvironment" with three collegecredits.

The course will ran from Sept. toDecember of this year. It's offered aspart of the curriculum of the College'sDivision of Scoial Sciences. It began lastTuesday on WEDU-TV, Channel 3 andeach program will be shown twice:Tuesdays at 11 p.m. and the followingWednesday at 6:30 p.m. Each of thetelevised documentaries are half an hoarin length and in color.

Any resident of Southwest Floridawho has access to a cable TY receivermay register for three hours of collegecredit but high school students who wantto register must have prior permissionfrom their high school principal,

If one has any questions about thecourses including fees, etc., he is askedto call the Office of Admissions andRecords at 481-2121, Extension 229.

There will also be another threemonths' course continuing the presentone from January to April, 1975.

ACTIVITIESCALENDAR

AL ANON - First and third Friday ofeach month, 8:00 p.m. at St. Michaelsand All Angels Church.

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS - opesmeeting. St. MichaeFs and All AngelsChurch, Periwinkle Way, Friday nights,8:00 p.m. For information

LADIES GUILD of the San&el Com-munity Church meets at 1:30 every thirdThursday of the month. For details,phone 472-2425.

CAPTIVA MEMORIAL LIBRABY isopen Tuesday, 9:30 until 12 noon,Friday, 1:30 untfl 4 p.m., and Saturday,9:30 until 12 noon.

ROTARY INTERNATIONAL - areameetings. Fort Myers, Tuesdays at12:15 in the Shrine Bldg. off ClevelandAve.; Fort Jlyers South, Mondays at.2:15 in the Sheraton Lm on Rt. 41;Fort Myers Beach, Thursdays at 12:15in the Holiday Inn on Estero Blvd.; CapeCoral, Wednesdays at 8:00 a.m. in theCape Coral Country Club. For infor-mation call Dick Vann, 463-9436.

SANIBEL COMMUNITY ASSOCIA-TION, INC. - Sanibel CommunityHouse, 1st Tuesday, 6:30 p.m.

AMERICAN LEGION POST #123 -American Legion Home, second Tuesdayof the month, 8:00 p.m.

BINGO MUREX - American LegionHome, Wednesdays 8 p.m. - no minors.

BOY SCOUT TROOP #88 meets at7:30p.m. Tuesday at the school.

LIONS CLUB of Sanibel-Captiva meetsat 6:30 p.m. the first & third Wednesdayof each month at Island Beach Club.

FIRE DEPARTMENT meets every 2ndand 4th Thursday at 7:30, Palm RidgeRoad Firehouse.

SANIBEL LIBRARY HOURS: Monday,Wednesday and Friday, 2 to 4 p.m.;Tuesday,, Thursday and Saturday,10:00 a.m.'to 12 noon.

SANIBEL - CAPTTVA CONSERVA-TION FOUNDATION, Board of Direc-tors, meets the second Tuesday ofevery mopth at 3:30 p.m.

KIWANIS CLUB meets each Wednes-day morning at 8:00 a.m, at Case'sHarbor House., >

OF SANIBELTHE ISLANDS" BOUTIQUE

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Art GalleryCustom Framing]

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Open fO to 5We Gift Wrap & Ship

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We will be closed, as usual, throughAugust and September to prepare for

the winter season.Will re-open on October 1st.

Open 10 - 5, Closed Sunday & Monday

Island CinemaNow Playing thru Sat. 7:15 & 9:00

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Also on The Gulf of MexicoAMPLE 2nd HOME MORTAGE

FINANCING AVAILABLE

"CALL FOR CALL"You can bay a condominium fromme for less than the price of theland to baild a house in a similarlocation on Sanibel.

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Sanibel Island, Florida 33957(813) 472-1622, Evenings 542-8011

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THECOLONY

Out of state guests this week at TheColony include Dr, & Mrs. Thomas W.Huey, Jr., from Charlotte, NO; Mr. &Mrs. AI Fluke from Chattanooga, TN;Mr, Allen Hoyt and family from Raleigh,NC; Mr. Robert 6. Taekacn and familyfrom Brick Town, NJ; Mr. & Mrs,Elmore E. Best from Cincinnati, OH;Mr. & Mrs. Dennis A. McNamee fromCincinnati, OH; and from Florida, PaulF. Foederer from Bradenton.

PERIWINKLE PARK

Dudley and Barbara Palmer andtheir children, Terri, Tony, and TiffanifromOpalocka, FL, are camping inPeriwinkle Trailer Park. They love ithere. They have been camping all overFlorida, but the kids call this Park theirhome and insist on coming.

Out at 6 a.m. and finding good shellswere Fred and Christopher Williams andtheir friend, Mike Samway and theirparents, Albert and Bonnie Williams.

Dora Gray and children, Nicholas,Jennifer and Christopher from Win-chester, VA, are staying in their househere in Sanibel. They love it here.

Herm and Evelyn Donaldson havereturned to Sanibel after having visitedtheir children and grandchildren. Theyare: their daughter, Evelyn Gilhooleyand her children from Greenbrook, NJ;Jim Donaldson and his wife, Esther andtheir family from Sommerset, NJ; andBil and Alice Donaldson and family fromAnnapolis, MD. These three familieshave had enjoyab le visits to Sanibel.

William and Claire Offermann andchildren, Billy, Mary and David fromMiami have camped here before, Theytold us that the beach was secluded andshaded with trees. It was scenic, almostprivate. Now huge cement buildings areway down on the water line. They havetaken away the beauty of the shoreline.They said many people in Miami regretthat they made the same king ofmistakes.

Betty and Louis DeChello from Ft.Lauderdale said, "We like Sanibelbecause it is back to nature - clean air -no high risers - peace and quiet."

Edith and Bill Anthony fromToronto came to Sanibel beforePeriwinkle Park existed and they arestill coming every year usually in winter.They are enchanted with the Park andwith all the Muenches.

Robert and Jeanne Fisher andchildren, Paul and Emily from Valdosta,GA, told us that they are having as muchfun here in the summer as they do in thespring. And the swimming is better.

Leanna Barclay and her daughters,Betsy and Nancy are camping. The

One Acre Captiva Gulf Frontage - $75,000 @ Sanibel Homewith Gulf Access - 563,000 with Assumable Mortgage at VA%.Owner will finance most of balance at 812% • $89,000 with

Assumable Mortgage at Vh%. Owner will finance most ofbalance at 6% • Apartment zoned partial near Sun Dial -$35,000 • Apartment zoned partialIn Shell Harbor - $45,000

SANIBEL PROPERTY OWNERS SINCE 1955975 Rabbit Road, Sanibel 33957

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children's aunt and uncle. Jack and JanePorter are here with their grand-children. Carrie, 7, and Beth, 5. Betsysaid. "This place is like the beautifulestplace I've seen for shells."

Bevin and Susan 3e2tidesi andBrian and Michelle iron Gainsvule foundthe prospect of exploring Sanibelexciting. They have had wonderful timesdoing extensive camping and travelingin Europe.

Ron Brown and Bob Sneddon fromTrenton, NJ, are visiting Sanibel.

Prisciila Tomlinson and ElizabethStout from Decatur, GA, are campingand moteling. They said, "We would liketo have seen Sanibel 10 years ago."

Camping together are John andBarbara Reher, Jim and Lee Barclay andRick and Molly Wackenhut from Miamiand Jack and Jane Porter fromPittsburgh. They told us that they have6 or 8 of their children with them, thatthey are having a great time, and thatthey were here last year.

Campers Ginny and Dan Hoskinsand their children, D. J., Beth, sndDavid are from Canton, OH, Beth told usthat she Hked seeing the alligators.David had never seen one before. TheHoskins were pleased that they heard nomotocycles in the Park.

Camping together are Dick andNancy Brackett and Dong and Debbiefrom Akron, OH, and Marilyn and RickDuskey from Miami. "Lovely," say they.

Sanibel lost a Mend and artist lastSunday when LUCIA WILCOX died inNew York.

CORRECTION OX CORRECTION

Well, well, well — we're suregetting into a deep subject when wehave to correct corrections of othercorrections. Wow! Anyhow, last weekwe had a correction on an item about theAustins and how mueh they likedSanibel and all.

They still like Sanibel {thankgoodness) bat some of the people we hadthem thanking don't have anything to dowith the businesses we connected themwith — for instance, Rudy Vivian and hislovely wife own the B-Hive (not Ro bertPotts who is with Sanibel Realty) andthe Foxes own the Schoolhouse Gallery,not the Orloffs (who, to add to theconfusion USED to own the B-Hive, butdon't any more. So, now we hope thateveryone is happy. If not, we can have acorrection on a correction on a correctionnext week, though we sincerely hopenot.

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QUESTIONS ANSWERED BYREP. PAUL NUCKOLLS

Dear Representative Nuekolls:We are writing to protest the fact

that this area has only one major airlinecarrier, which is again on strike.

My husband is a heart patient, andit was necessary for us to travel to themidwest. Beeause National was striking,we have to leave here at4 a.m. by bus toget to Tampa for a flight to connect uswith another flight to our destination,and poor connections caused even moredelay and anxiety.

Isn't there any help for us, who arestranded here at the mercy of oneairline, which has been out on strikethree times in 5 years?

Mrs.C.R.W.No. Ft. Myers

Dear Mrs. C.R.W.,Our office has encountered many

cases where a relative in the north hasbecome seriously ill, and our peoplecannot get air connections out ofSouthwest Florida, in some cases, forseveral days.

First, let me address my reply tothe problem of acquiring another majorcarrier for the Southwest Florida area.

The phenomenal growth here hasproduced a demand for mobility into andout of Fort Myers, the hub of SouthwestFlorida activity. Because we have norailroad passage, two bus line routes,one interstate airline carrier, and oneintrastate carrier (National), our area ispractically crippled by National's lateststrike. Even when we have National inservice, our people have access only toEastern Seaboard cities and a limitedinterconnecting service with othercarriers through interchanges in Tampa,Orlando, Sarasota and Miami.

Our office has requested Amtrak toconsider adding passenger rail serviceinto our area, but they are experiencingsuch a severe equipment problem thatthey cannot request any increased

service locations at this time.The Fort Myers-Lee County

Chamber of Commerce, through theirAirline Service Committee, chaired byMalcolm Schroeder has done a yeoman'sjob trying to get another major carrierto serve Lee County, and have beenworking on this since 1970. Their effortshave been stymied first by the energycrisis wherein no airlines were givenpermission by the Civil AeronauticsBoard for new routes, and then by theNational Airlines strike, becausegovernmental agencies may not becomeinvolved in new route negotiations whenone of the major carriers is involved in alabor dispute. Their objectives are to getanother major jet service from Ft.Myers to the Great Lakes states, andanother jet service from Ft. Myers toAtlanta for improved service there andfor connecting flights to other Southernand Midwest cities.

Another request for an exemptionhearing will be filed with the G.A.B.when the National strike is settled.

Congressman L. A. "Skip" Bafalishas been very helpful in trying to getmore complete airline service here, aswell as joining with the entire FloridaDelegation in addressing a request tothe National Labor Relations Board thata settlement with National be effected assoon as possible.

Our office was helpful in getting thePublic Service Commission to allowexpansion of Florida Airlines Serviceinterstate, and these expanded servicesmay be increased further in the future.Florida Airlines is attempting toalleviate the immediate problems hereby providing increased connectingflights to other Florida cities during thisstrike-caused hardship.

It seems that our most pressingneeds could be met by a settlement ofNational's strike. To that end, we haverequested of the National MediationBoard that they make this strike one oftheir priorities in attempting to effect a

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Open 11 o.m. io 2o.m. 472-1494. Closed

settlement. It may be helpful for ourcitizens to also write the NationalMediation Board, 123G 16th St.,Washington, DC, 2G572, and makeknown some of the severe hardshipscaused by the strike IB the hopes thatthey will press a bit further m effecting asettlement.

Rep. Paul Nuekolls

Representative NuckoBs will beglad to personally answer your questionspertaining to state matters. If yourquestion is of wide concern, it mayappear in this column. Address yourinquiry to: Eepresentative Paul NnckoBs, P. O. Box 6531, Fort Myers, FL.33902.

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We are open 7 days a week9:30 - 5:30

Specimen-Stalls, island made gifts, Coral, Driftwood and Agsfoed Coral

mfe florfc of captiva p.o. Bank Aatncarf welcome Happy io ship

DUGGERS OF SANIBELUnusual Ceramic and China Painted Gifts

Lessons - Supplies2 9 0 2 Gulf Drive 4 7 2 - 1 1 8 1 Tuesday rhru Saturday 1 0 - 3

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Complete marina Service

Efficiencies, Cottages hi Full Homes ffvailable

Dining Room Closed for the Summer '. *;

coconut Restaurant & Lounge

Specializing In SeafoodAuthentic Greek Salads

CocktailsNew Hours: 11 a.m. - 1 0 p.m.,

Closed ThursdaysCorner of Tarpon Bay Road and Sanlbel Blvd., Sanibe! Island

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Come Sea! Come Enjoy! Gulf Side Dining"Morgan - The - Pirate" features:

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MARINERS PLATTER STEAMED OR FRIED SHRIMPFROGS LEGS FRIED GROUPER OR COD "FINGERS"PRIME RIBS FRIED OYSTERS, SCALLOPS, CLAMSSTEAKS - BROILED GROUPERFRIED CHICKEN(AS entrees include baked, French fried potatoes or hush puppies;salad or cole slaw, corn on the cob)

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Special On Lobster $3.00 Ib.Periwinkle Way Featuring Fresh Local Seafood

Next to Island Bake Shop-Mark & Peg Brunor Owners

Open 10 a.m.-6 p.m. 7 Days a Week

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Fish ',n ChipsSanibei ChowderChicken 'n HoneySandwichesFresh Shrimp steamed in beerCombination Seafood Platter

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GAME AND FRESH WATER FISHCOMMISSION TO MEET SEPT. 18

Bass tournaments, high water in theEverglades, public hunting and theFlorida alligator will highlight theagenda of the Game and Fresh WaterFish Commission meeting scheduled forWednesday, September 18, nearJacksonville.

The September meeting will be heldat the Turtle Inn located at One OceanBoulevard, Atlantic Beach, immediatelysouth of Jacksonville Beach, and willbegin at 9 a.m.

According to Commission ChairmanOgden M. Phipps, the Commission willreview a proposal for a permit systemfor bass fishing tournaments. Thepermit system, as proposed, will applyoi% to tournaments offering more than$1,000 in prizes or those with more than50 anglers. The permit will not berequired for. locally sponsored fishingcontests or local bass club tournaments.

The Commission will also review theincreasing water level in the Evergladesand the effects of the high water onwildlife.

Phipps said, "High water in theEverglades can mean trouble for wildlifeand especially the fawns and yearlingwhite tailed deer. It is impractical toeven consider relocation of a deer herd inan area as vast as the Everglades."

Official action is expected to betaken to establish wildlife managementarea hunting regulations for the newThree Lakes Ranch area located inOsceola County. The area will bepurchased by the state and portions willbe open for managed public huntingduring the 1974-75 hunting season.

In other action, the Commission willdiscuss problems relating to theincreasing population of alligators.According to Phipps, the Commission isfeeing a real dilemma with alligatorcomplaints increasing in direct pro-portion to the population increase. TheCommission is fast running out of time tocapture nuisance alligators and areas inwhich to place the captured amphibians.

On Tuesday, September 17, the fivemember Commission will meet with theadministrative and field staff to discussregular and routine operations. Noformal action is taken at theCommission-staff meeting.

According to Phipps, all meetings ofthe Commission are open, and heextended an invitation to sportsmen andcitizens to attend either or both of themeetings.

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Sfwwi & FwlciKg S e d a nATTENTION READERS,

FRIENDS, AND VISITORS

The Sanibel-CaptivaIslandei is moving this weekend to 1300Estero Blvd. in the Professional Buildingon Fort Myers Beach. It is with deepaffection that we terminate our long andfond association with oar landlord, LarryHuston, but both our businessundertakings are prospering and gettingthat "middle age spread." Larry'spictures are getting bigger and onr filesare getting fatter, so we're movingbefore we would have to be pried apart.

Our new offices have wall-to-wallcarpeting and a trolley-car forcommuting from the front office to theart. department - (actually that last isanother one of those figments of BetziAbram's imagination, but she insists it'stoo far to hike.)

A big advantage is that PublisherDuff Brown will have Ms own office andno longer be obliged to take turns sittingon the girls' laps. Editor Ginni may evenget her own phone too.

It is also possible that we will beable to leave the gremlins behind andaddressograph plates will cease todisappear in the middle of the night.Some cynic has suggested thatwhenever one moves, one just gets newgremlins - but perish the thought!

There will be no Grain of Sea Saltthis week because the author issomewhere around in one of the officestrapped in a cardboard box. Just as soonas we unpack, we're sure to find her andthe columns will resume.

Meanwhile, our best to you all, andcome see us some time.

ROBERT F. BUNTROCK JOINSPRISCflJLA MURPHY REALTY

Robert P. Buntrock has joinedPriseilla Murphy Realty, Inc. as aRealtor-Associate. He was previouslyvice president of Wimmer-BlatterDevelopers, Inc. and was responsible forthe. sales management of LoggerheadCay and Casuarina condominiums onSanibel Island.

He, his wife and their three chil-dren relocated from Milwaukee, WI,and have enjoyed living on Sanibel forthe past two years.

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Ed Wilkins of Miami caught this 10 Ib. snook near the Sara be'. Bridge.

EDUCATED SHRIMP 75C A DOZ.REAL EEL

.LIVE BAIT SICE

SKIP PURDY472-2674

See me

for f ishin^tackle

& tennis rentafs!

• Rafts • Beach Towels • Bail

• Casting Nets • Speorguns - tips & bands

e Rods. Resis & Fishing Tcckle »Island's Oniy Scuba Air Station e Scuba Rentals » Tennis

» Men's Swim Trunks • Film » Sunfon Lolion »fcjpsks. Fins, SnorkSes

Sanibel Center Bldg., Periwinkle & Gasa Ybel Rd.

A Fisherman 9s Paradise

BLIND PASS

Nature Adventures

Shell - Bird - Explore dredge for sea life*

DICKPRTEMAN PHONE 472-1315

Hi. We're Pauline & Bob.# e Sell Seashells By The Seashore!

Seahorse Shell ShopHope to see you soon on Periwinkle Way!

10:00 - 5:30 Tues. - Sun. Lighthouse end of Sanibel

Where you can shell beside the

Gulf and fish in your backyard,

weSt end ofSanibel at Captivabridge7:30-5:30 daily (813) 472-1020

Remember the Islands with Photos by Huston

LARK Y HUSTON STVDJO2330 Estero Bha. - ft. Myeri Beapi - 463-6*65

9-12-74 ISLANDER 9

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birdwatching ?

Whether it's the feathered or Jsikini-cladvarieties you're watchi.ig, a pair of preci-sion-built Honeywell binoculars or a newtelephoto Itns for your camera can makeyour favorite sport more exciting. 5Let Photo Sanibel put you a lot closer toyoilr subjects. Stop in today.

Plants and Pottery

New Permanent Hours

Tues - Fri 1 0 - 3S a t - 9 - 12

Punta Ybel Plaza, Lighthouse end of Island

Free Delivery on the Island 472-2116

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.. . in beautiful Periwinkle Place on Periwinkle Waybetween ihe Pirate Playhouse and the Post Office.Phone 472-1086.

KodakHoneywellPolaroidOlympusAgfaNovuflexFuji

consul!with us

Realty of Sanifel"The Professionals"

(813)472-4108

2402 Palm Ridge RoadSanibel, Florida 33957

10 ISLANDER 9-12-74

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PHOTOGRAPHY

IS IN!"

ONE PICTURE IS WORTH . . .

HOW MANY WORDS?

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J I N THIS MODERN DAY AGE OF ADVERTISINGJ WHERE THE ENVIRONMENT PLAYS A BIG PART

;N THE OVER ALL MESSAGE, WE TRY TO GETTHE CUSTOMER (you) INVOLVED WITH M ALL i

I THIS MAY BE A DIRECT APPROACH . BUT MOST?i LIKELY THE UNSUSPECTING VIEWER WILL BEENTfCED BY PHOTOGRAPHt WHERE HE IS PERHAPS INVOLVED. THIS THEN LEADS f O BEING '•A PART OF THE PICTURE ITSELF. •STUDY EACH OF THE PJCTURES AND READ THECAPTIONS WHICH RELATE THE DOUBLE M E A N - ]

I ING OF EACH ONE.

This picture is quite involved. The saif boatin- just the right place, the. lovely brightcolors of the sail, people swimming, a bea-utiful building with lots of people having funand you, the potential customer, looking onand wishing you were here«

This is not a little sailboat. But it is a little sailboat with two lovers enjoying thelate evening time together. Time is nothing when you are happy. This coufd even beyou and you may not know anything about sailing.

. . . and the chil-dren, aren't theybeautiful? Theysaid their firstwords at the ageof one day. Theyare beginning togrow their fea-thers and theyboth sat up lastweek. They arebeautiful and welove them soVERY much. Doyou have photo-graphs of YOURchildren?

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Is this a picture of some birds or is it a photograph of theseashore where the surf gently caresses all . . * a study ofwildlife, birds, water, sea oats, shells and you, the viewer.You can probably even smell the salt in the air.

NOW, HOW ABOUT IT? ARE YOU SOLD? . . . DO YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO SELL, LIKE FOR IN-STANCE, YOURSELF . . . MOTEL . . . APARTMENTS . . . A CAN OF BEANS . . . SOME OTHER PRO-DUCT . . . HOW ABOUT PUBLICITY PICTURES . . . SOCIAL EVENTS . . . AERIAL PICTURESARCHITECTURAL . . . WE DO COLOR POST CARDS AND BROCHURES."And we believe we are the world's best photographers."YES, WE'LL EVEN TAKE A PICTURE OF THE OLD BATTLE-AX, T001 CALL FOR APPOINTMENT.

Post Office Box "B". 2330 Estero Boulevard

Fort Myers Beach, Florida 33931

HBSTDNPHOIOS

PHONE (813) 463-6655

INSIST ON A PROFESSIONAL

CHURCHESOF THE

COMMUNITY

ST. MICHAEL'S AND ALL ANGELSEPISCOPAL CHURCH

li te Rev. James D.B. Hubbs, VicarSUNDAY:Holy Communion , , 7:30 & 9:30 a.m.Church School & Kindergarten 9:30 a.m.WEDNESDAYS:Holy Communion 9:00 a.m.HOLY DAYS;Holy Communion ,7:30 p.m.

ST. ISABEL CATHOLIC CHURCHRev. Gerard Beauregard

Saturday E veuing Mass 5:30 p.m.Sunday M a s s . . . . . . 10:00 a.m.Friday Mass:First Friday of each month 7:30 p.m.Daily Mass. 5:30 pjn.Holy D a y s . . . . . 10:00 a.m.Vigi l . . . . . . . 7 : 3 0 p.m.Confession before each Mass.

S ANIBEL COMMUNITY CHURCHRev. A. Ray CartJidge, Pastor

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

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCHThe Rev. Gerald Frost, Minister

SUNDAY SERVICE:Sunday School. 9:45 a.m.Worship . . . . . 11:00 a.m.Evening Services. . . , > 7:00 p.m.WEDNESDAY EVENING:Prayer Meeting 7:00pjn».

Every one Is someone.Every one welcome.

FALLCONCERT

Christ Lutheran Church in CapeCoral will present its 4th Annual FallConcert at 4 p.m. on Sunday, September15. The program is open to the publicand will include works by BandeLHaydn, Buxtehude, Bnihns, Gounod,Franck and Nelson. Members of themusic staff and eongretation of ChristLutheran will be the performers -*-* orothy Bunck (Organ, piano, cello,voice), Margaret Bunck {flute), DorisWeber (organ), Eebecca Leibig, (organ),Ariene and Robert dark (voice), JoannePeterson (piano), Ursel Estlinbamn(voice) and Lyle Danielson (voice). Afree-will offering will be received afterthe program, and refreshments will beserved in the educational building.

NIGHT LIFE THAT PAYS

The Adult Education program forLee County schools has just beenreleased, and it includes an amazingarray of courses that cover manysubjects from foreign languages and artto a variety of courses in the VocationalSchool from advertising to welding.

There are also high school diplomaclasses for adults, basic adult education,business subjects which includebookkeeping, shorthand and typing;music, and sewing. Courses for youngadults in American history, Commun-ism, science, and even reading areavailable.

Retirees may get a list of projects,lectures, entertainment and groupactivities, but all those interested areasked not to call the schools forinformation. Call the Adult Educationoffice, 334-7172 or drop in at 2266 SecondSt. in Fort Myers.

Tin Finest In Grooming, Boarding & Tropical FbttWe carry aquariums, aquarium supplies and fish -

Open U M<a,$it, 8-12 Sn.194 Kdy M , Short Cut to Fort Mytis Bead

481-1719 9 W on'. W is, c #

5HNTIVHMRRT

Convenience Grocery Store

P&B MARINE CONSTRUCTIONDocks & Seawalls

Call PeeWee &2-24S7

Porcelain repair and regtozing.Tubs and sinks restored. Any colormatched.

GLAZE TECH COMPANY332-1300

3-12-74 ISLANDER 11

Unclasps- ALWOtF ELECTRONIC SEf?WcT

Ccrfor, B&W TV, Hi-FI, Stereo, Radio, TapeiRecorders, Record Players, Antenna Systems,47J.-2218. Back of" Glory-*W the Sea-.

FOR RENT: """ + """ - •-Sanibel welt furnished one and two BR acts.Saojbel Arms and Capt. Walk, for summer.

' rentals or Jong lease. 472-2259.

PRESHER'S COMPLETESHARPENING SERVICE

* Call for & Pick Up atTHREE STAR CONVENIENCE STORE

Tuesday to Tuesday Service472-99W

DUPLEX-LIGHTHOUSE AREA

Unrestricted view of Gutf, 38R one skte, 2other side. Large Greened porch PLUSsundeck. Live in one side, rent the other.Excellent return, $8&O». Caff office fo rJackie Pratt, Assoc S%

PATE R-EALTY, 4NC.Realtor - Member MLS:• 880 S.TamJamj Trail 934-8531

' . FOR SALE

Two lots on private road on SanibeL Only700 ft. from Guff with access to beach viapermanent easement. Lot 1: 90x120 ft. Lot2: 111x110 ft. Boy one or both. SIS XKJ M Ttat.CaF! 47.2-2621. -- - -_>-.

f;RITE-fEMP SERViCE/*•• SALES & SERVICE

• Air*Coralttfoning• Retrfg«ration• Electric Ranges

• 2 * HOUR ANSWERING SERVICE^*

WEAVER'S OFFICE SUPPLY &EQUIPMENT, INC,

4423 Del Prado ParkwayCape Coral, R. 33904

FREE WEEKLY DELIVERIES— ailHems Call

542-5760 or 542-2356

REMO {RIP} GABACCJAPLUMBING CONTRACTORLicensed - Insured- Bonded

FLOOR MAINTKIANCE

'. Do yonr carpet and floorsneed a good cleaning?

If so, call Don's Floor Maintenance.

WE ALSO DO PATIOS.Don does best for less! 472-1845

Try life on a small peaceful Island inthe Bahamas. New, modern 3bedroom house for rent. Beautifulclean beaches and fantastic shells,lees ' Chalet East Cottages. 1622Periwinkle Way. 472-2291.

DB.BURNETTETOPHEACH .AT COMMUNITY CHURCH SUNDAY

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Dr. Jim Burnette, the very popularDean of Academic Affairs and VXP. ofEdison Community Gbllege will return tothe pulpit of the Sanibel Community

HELDFull or part xune. Apply in person.Huxters Market, 1203 Periwinkle.

&COHOUCS ANONYMOUS, open 'meeting;{St. Micjiaei's & A!l Angets Church, Periwinhie•Way, .friday nighfe, 8 p.m. For information

aIl?7231SB

AL ANON - First and third Friday of eachmonth, a p.m. at St. Michael's ami All

' Angels Church.

FOR SALESanibel - approximately 1 acre oncorner. Zoned duplex. Frontage onBowman Beach Rd. Deeded access tobeactu Reasonable. Owner 995-5718

RENTAL;

2 BR mobile home, completelyfurnished. Adults. Near Beach.481-0545.

FOR KENT:Unfornished 1 bedroom apt. availableSept. 1. Also well furnished 2 bedroomapt., IVI badi, available now. CaptainsWal£,CaD 472-2259 or 481-5318.

FOR SENT:Fully famished one & two BR Golf apts.472-2452 or write Brown, 9480 SW 108St., Miami, FL 33156.

FOR RENT:Office-apartment, 500 sq. ft., Periwinkle

*ud Fftdragh, $200 per month. B. W.Stevens, 7 8 ^ Bethany B&.r Bethany,Ohio45042.513-777-3554.

LOTS FOR SALE;Near Beach. Adults and famfly sections.All improvements in. Buy oar models ormove "yoor mobile home in. Terms.CoastalEstates, 481-0545.

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ISLAND ROOFINGComplete roof Jng service

Pressure cfeanftjg-coating-repairs*4S3-6S17

SANiBEL MAINTENANCE SERVICE5a«rtmg, tawn care, window washing.

472-2568 , , .

EXECUTIVE WATER FRONT-•>- "OUTDOOR HOME"

Sanibel Lighthouse section, 3BR, 3 dtfi,forrnal dining room, living room withfireplace, kitchen with eating area ana allappliances. AH rooms open onto patio-poor area- Priced to sell at 585,000. A MustSee Home. Caii office for Jackie Pratt,Associate, evenings 936-7513.

PATE REALTY, INC. - •Realtor Member AALS880 S.Tamiam? Trail 936-8531

Church this Sunday September 15. Muchto the delight of the congregation whohave found Dr. Burnette's sermons soinspiring, he has been invited to occupy *the pulpit five times this summer. IBsfifth and final appearance will be the •22nd of this month.

LET US SHOW YOU OURLIFE STYLE HOME THE VENTURA III

3 bedroom - 2 bath - double garagecentral airond heat ON YOUR IMPROVED LOT- $41,750

RAEMEUNC.Contractors & Engineers

1470 Periwinkle WaySanibel 472-2272

12 ISLANDEB 9-12-74

5 PAA - 7 Days 463-66606225 Estero Blvd. - Ft. Myers Beach

Gulf View from Every RoomOf this unfurnished two bedroom,two bath condominium. Unit hastop-grade carpeting, dishwasher,disposal, ice maker refrigerator, andself-cleaning oven. Owner willnegotiate short-term first mortgageat 10% $55,000

Cayo Costa IslandIsland Grove Subdivision Lot withwalking easement to secluded Gulfbeach. Beautifully wooded, highland. 220'x 220' $9,500

A generation pftisof islands experience.

B€ALTOR*

Realty, Inc.SAMBEL - CAFUVA - NO&THCAFHVA- CAYO COSTA

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MAIN OFFICEP.O. Box-57

YOU KNOW WE HAVE:western unionamerican express money orders r

OH YES, AND GROCERIES!WE TRY TO PLEASE EVERYONE AT BAILEYS

ILEY'S GENERAL STOREServing Sanibel & Coptivo Islosds slice 1899

SAN1BEL PACKING COMPANYWESTERN UNION - WINE & COID BEER - FILM DEVELOPING SERVICE

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