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VOLUME 14 NUMBER 16 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY APRIL 18, 1974

Sanibei - Captive Plans AheadThe Sanibel-Captiva Planning Board is studying a change in by-laws to elect a

new president from among the board members rather than an Incumbent as the by-laws state. Also two new directors are being considered to replace Joseph McMurfry•.vftc resigned for health reasons and George Tenney. First vice president VernonAftsc Kenzie is acting president unf II the new elections in two weeks.

ftrtacKenzie suggested certain goals for the Planning Board in the coming year.He suggested that the board continue to press for a land-use plan that would be ac-ceptable to the county, for support of incorporation and for action declaring Sanibeiand Captlva an area of critical concern in the stafe.

Ms also asked that the beard develop a new hurricane emergency plan andsuggested i^ey work toward obtaining a better building code for the Islands as thepresent code is far loo Senienf.

The Planning Beard will study impact fees to control the cosi si me expandingp-pulanon or? the islands. Lastly, he asked that the board press for action en thedisciesyre of the conflict of interest act for public officials.

was-giver? a vote of thanks for his service. Another meeting »i! i be

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SANIBEL-CAPTIVA REAL ESTATECtaireT. Waiterand Associates 472-1733

Audubon ElectionsAl the annual meeting of the Sanibei-Captiva Audubon Society, held on April 11,

the members of the iocal Chapter elected unanimously the following officers for 1974:Mario F. Hutton, president; Griffing Bancroft, vice president; Shirley Walter,secretary-treasurer. Temporary chairman, Whitney Eastman, highly praised thepast activities of ali those re-elected to office, and members present warmly con-curred in the recognition of their continued efforts.

In accordance with a recent decision of the board, the president presented Shf'rteyWalter and Jessie bugger, leaders of C.R.O.W., a check in the amount of 52,000.00 inrecognition of their untiring, invaluable services in favor of Florida wildlife, and toassist them in purchasing an area for expanding the capacity of their bird infirmary.

To Ail Residents and TouristsOur volunteers are having a hard time getting to the Firehouse

to answer an emergency; traffic on Periwinkle Way makes if verydifficult!

IF YOU SEE FLASHING LIGHTS ON A VEHICLE AND HEARTHE HORN BLOWING PLEASE PULL OVER TO THE SIDE ANDLET IT PASS. This is not a nut on a joy ride. This is a volunteer onhis way to an emergency. The longer he is delayed in getting to iheemergency, the greater the chance that the victim (s) will not makeit.

Time is very precious in an emergency. Remember that yourown life may be on the line some day.

We are waiting for a shipment of emergency red lights 1o he!o toidentify our volunteers better. Please do your bit to save a life andpuli off the road.

Phil Verdung, Capt. & TreasurerSanibei Volunteer Fire Deot.

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CHURCHESOF THE

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ST. MICHAEL'S AND ALL ANGELSEPISCOPAL CHURCH

The Rev. James D. B. Hubbs, VicarSUNDAYHoty Communion 7:30 & 9:30 a.m.Church School&Kindergarten 9:30a.m.WEDNESDAYSHoly Communion 9:00a.m.HOLYDAYSHoly Communion 7:30o.m.

ST. ISABEL CATHOLIC CHURCHRev. Gerarcf Beauregard

Saturday Evening Mass 5:30p.m.Sunday Masses 8:30 & 10 a.m.Friday Mass: First Friday of eachmonth 7:30 p.m.Mass in the homes by arrangementCON F ESS ION before each Mass.

SAM1BELCOMMUN1TY CHURCHOr. H. E. Sheely, Pastor

Dr. A. Ray Cartlidge, Associate-Morning Worship & Nursery n a.m.Sunday Schoo! 9:30a.m.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCHThe Rev. Gerald Frost, Minister

SUNDAY SERVICESunday Schoo}WorshipEvening ServicesWEDNESDAY EVENINGPrayer meeting

Everyone is someoneEveryone welcome

CAPTiVA CHAPEL BY THE SEAinon-detiominat iortai 5

Dr. Arthur Lee Kinsolving

9:45 a.m.11 a.m.7p.m.

7 p.m.

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ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, open meeting.St. Micftaei's & Ali Angeis Church, PeriwinkleWay, rrjsjavRlgnss, 8 p.m. lor informatton can472-2158.

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LANVINLong & Street Dresses

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CORRECTION

In iasi week's Who's Who column itwas erroneously reported that the SteveReynolds will be opening their summerbusiness in the Gattinborg area, i t is inthe Cashiers area that they will beopening up.

THANK YOU

We wish to acknowledge with sincerethanks the money expressions of kind-ness and sympathy extended to us by ourfriends and neighbors. We also want tothank the nameless persons who tried tohelp in our time of need.

The Mifo W. Koutny family

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WILDLIFERESCUE

AL MUEMCH just brought abeautiful new Chris Craft boat back fromthe East Coast, it looks like at least 40feet, and is so shiny new and pretty. Weknow they wilt really enjoy it.

DOTTt'and-MIKE McQUADE are.getting ready for the return trip to NorthCarolina. They will be very active in

-community affairs in Franklin. Dotti isalready looking for volunteers to man the.Humane Society shop she will bemanaging up there. And of course yourstruly volunteered to help. So you all comeon up to visit and we wilt put you to work.

KEVIN L. BOWDEN, son ofGEORGE L. BOWDEN of Sanibel, madethe fall quarter dean's list at EmoryUniversity In Atlanta.

CHESTER and ELLEN SMITH arestill a team at the Jade Butterfly, butEHen has been managing alone, as Chefgot cabin fever and joined the RUSSEARLE real estate business, and weknow he will do a wonderful Job in thatcapacity.

Another former shop owner who hasbeen going great guns in real estate isGEORGE FOWLKES, and did you knowthat his charming wife PEGGY holds arealtor's license too? They have abeautiful new Michigan home on OysterCourt. They also own about 100 acres inHiawassee, GA, with lovely lakes andstreams on it. "Bof we can only take aday or so here and there to visit up there,and anyhow we don't have a house on ityet," said Peggy.

Vf JONES wriJI be making plans to gowp and visit her parents in NorthCarolina soon "But tf has to warm up abit for me/' she says.

GRACE ROSCHE states the vacationof her dreams Is just to stay on theislands and have the time to do just whatshe wants to do. " f t will involve glassdesigning and some other art projects inever seem to have the time for,"remarks Grace.

MARGARET GALLOWAY is backon the island after a trip to ine Carib-bean.

Assisting at the Chamber of Com-.merce office is personable JACKIE(Mrs. Herbert} PURDY, who can answerjust about any question posed.

EVELYN GiLHOOLEY and sonDAV5D and daughter FRANCES fromGreen Brook, N j , are visiting HERMandEVELYN DONALDSON in Periwinkle.The Donaldsons are making their homehere now and are formerly fromPiainiield, NJ.

& WlmDON and JEANNETTE CASE have

had company galore and have beenwonderful salesmen for Sanibel. Friends,DON and G LOR I DA BARTON fromHuntington, NY, came to visit, fell in lovewith Sanibel and ended up buyingproperty here.

Other friends, BILL and MICHAELMET5KE from Mastic, Long Island,came down to visit too and also boughtproperty on the islands. Another guestwas Jeannette's cousin , JACKWALTER, from St. Petersburg, whomJeannette has not seen in 25 years.ASTER 1A CASE and daughter PAULAfrom Islip, NY, had a wonderful holidayhere too. Friends from Islomorado,JOHN and DORIS GARGAN also came tovisit, and the Cases will soon be returningtheir call. "Company arrived in waves,and we were busy but then we took timeto en joy them too," said Jeannette. EDand LORRAINE LUPSKI from Longisland just left on Thursday, after ahappy visit.

The JOHN PALMERIS are gettingready for their summer visit to Martha'sVineyard, and we know what a packingjob that is even if you don't plan to takemuch. It's just like going to the qroceryfor a loaf of bread and then returningwith more than you can carry.

EVA and CLAUDE KANTNER fromAthens, OH, are visiting Claude'sparents, VIRGINIA and CLAUDEKANTNER, Sr. They enjoyed an in-teresting guided bird tour with GEORGEWEYMOUTH.

BILL and MILLIE FORD of Geneva,OH, are staying at the Gulf Breeze andvisited their friends, BILL and RACHELMARTIN in Periwinkle Park. They arefrom Kellington, VT, and think, "This isthe nearest to heaven we'll ever be."

THE CASTAWAYS

Castaways had a full-to-the-brimHappy Easter. The newly painted whitecottages with marine blue trim andshutters look iike big Easter eggsthemselves.

Guests over the holiday includedKenneth O. Shively of Dayton, OH; hisparents, his son. Randy, and daughter,Elaine. Still with us from Glenview, IL,are Mr. & Mrs. C. A. Cummins, their sonand family, Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth W.Cummins, and sons Steven and Michael,from Richland, Ml . The Carl J. Lombardand Barry B. Wood families are fromWUliamsville, NY, and the Todd A. Pittsfamily from Snyder, NY, have alreadymade reservations for a reunion atCastaways over spring vacation nextyear.

Sea Swirl, the Castaway's houseboat,now on pilings in Sunset Bay, is having itsaccustomed run of honeymooners oneweek and ardent fishermen and womenthe next. They've been pulling in troutand snook just fishing off the deck of theirquarters. A recent occupant, PaulineFlowers of Barfow, FL, was most en-thusiastic over her daily catches.So, if you've happy hours to while awayYou can enjoy each one on Sunset Bay.

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WALKER'S 6IN $4.79 ql.BACARDI RUM $5.49 qt.

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Guests at Island inn include Mr. &Mrs. E. Leo McMannus of No, Miami,FL; Rev. & Mrs. Edw, JVtosher, Miami,FL; Mrs. Elizabeth Bunge and children,Milwaukee, Wi ; the John L. Presentfamily of Wilmington, DE; fhe GeorgeJohnson family. Placid, FL; Mr. &, Mrs.Joseph Rubenstein, Hightstown, NJ;'Mr.& Mrs. Gerald Boif of Fi. Lauderdale;FL; Barbara Currie and Anne Parkerfrom Chelmsofrd, MA,

Also, Mr. & Mrs. Harold Bergmanand children of Wilton, CT; Mr. & Mrs.Aian Cook and Katharine Cook ofWalport, CT; Mr.'& "/tors. Paul Trumbo,Charleston, WV; the Glen A. Woodfamily, Waukesha, Wt; the PeterSrturmans, Saraseta, FL; Mr. & Mrs. H.Holschuh, Upper Saddle River, NJ; Dr. &Mrs. Richard Paul, Pittsburgh, PA; fheEugene Orndorfs of AAattoon, !L ; andfrom Charleston, WV, Mr. & Mrs.Charles Lane.

THE COLONY GUESTS

Recent out of state guests at TheColony include Dr. & Mrs. S. O. Hodges ofLexington, KY; Dr. S, Mrs. RolandSinger of Pittsburgh, PA; the L. M.Franzensof Des Plaines, IL; Mr. & Mrs,David Enlow of Lexington, KY; theChapman Caldweifs of Peoria, IL ; theNorman Asis of Springfield, !L ; Mrs.Robert Luttrell of Gien EHyn, IL ; B. S.Kubale of Milwaukee, WS; Mr. & Mrs.Guy Scott of Chatham, NJ; Mr. & Mrs. E.S. Carter of New Canaan, CT; and Mrs.Jan C. Smith of Lexington, KY.

Also Mrs. Scott Chamberlain fromLexington, KY; Dr. Robert Richardsonof Peoria, IL ; the Michael Smiths ofPeoria, (L; Mr. & Mrs. David Jenkins ofCape Elizabeth, ME; Mr. & Mrs. Waiterof Northbrook. IL ; B. Romanowifz ofLexington, KY; Karl Mltchener of GlenEHyn, IL ; the Robert WiraHands ofLexington, KY; Mr. & Mrs. Jack Townsof Gurner, IL ; Mr. & Mrs. Charles A.SaiSstad of Toledo, OH; Anthony Rippleof Aiiqueppa, PA; Dr. & Mrs. J. L.Warren of Appiefcm, Wi ; Travis Bran-oon, Jr. and- son from Atlanta, GA; andMr. & Mrs. Carl Bredenberg of Syracuse,«Y.

Florida guests at The Colony wereMr- & Mrs. John Began of Ft. LatKter-daie.

Guests this week inc?ucfe Mark Coateof Pittsburgh, PA; Mr. & Mrs. RobertMoritz of Short Hills, . HJt ParkerFrames of Baltimore, MD; JamesCMeara of BurnsvHie, MN; Rev. RobertE. Lee of Decatur, GA; Mr. & Mrs.Jerome O. Alfyn of Hinsdate, i L ; Dr. &Mrs. R. Cohen of Pittsburgh, PA; andfrom Florida, Mr. & Mrs. Arnold H.Leaih of Orlando; Mr. & Mrs. Fuller sfMiami; and Ida E. Greene of Orlando.

Many guests have referaed lo theSurfrider to make this a reaffy busy spot,as they chat in the beautiful new foyer•sipping coffee ami munching doughnuts.Mr. & Mrs. Morton Green of EastRockaway, NY. heard so mot* from theArt Goldbergs who are back for a visitfrom NYC-thatfhey jusifiadtacome and

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sec for fhemsefves. They love Sanibcland arc making the most of ihoir iwoweek visit-

Mr. & Mrs. Ed Ropes and Ihoirfamily are back again from Rocky River,OH, saying, "It 's She only place to reallyrelax."

Dr. & Mrs. J. C. Hedden are on R&Rfrom Spartenburg, SC, Mr. & Mrs C. H.Look from Arlington Heights, IL, and Mr.&Mrs. R. K. Irons of Fort Wayne, !N, forfheirfirs! visit to the islands. "But we aresure it won't be our last," said Mrs.Irons.

Other first time visitors are Mr. &Mrs. R. H. Brockman of Somerset, NJ,and Mr. & Mrs. Joseph •Opperman ofGreat Neck, NY. The William Such'sdaughter and son-in law, Dave andHelene Jorgensen, are here with theirthree children Jon, Jeff and Jennifer.The Jorgensens have a 200 acre ranch inMaine. This has been their first winterexperience with cattle and horse ran-ching, so they decided they needed a I itf lerest before spring comes to Maine, it hasbeen a long winter and spring is stillsome weeks off as far as weather goes.

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Gilbert andteenage daughter Richi are here ircmKirtland, MO. Mother and daughter aresuch look-alikes, most think them sisters."We read about Sanibel in a brochure.We were afraid even to ask anyone aboutfhe piace, because people have suchdifferent ideas, but this is it, as far as weare concerned. It is so beautiful andpeaceful," said Mrs. Gilbert.

All of the island churches had lovelyservices for Easier, <ind the island treesand flowers put forth their prelliestblooms despite ihe long drought we havehad. The ladies in their bright costumeswere as gay looking as ihe flowers.

One visitor remarked on the fact thatalmost no one wore hats and gioves asthey do elsewhere. It is so informal hereand the warm weather makes too muchclothing uncomfortable that we feel sure'he good Lord will understand.

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All of the shops had their Easterfinery on sale and we could not helpthinking that "Fresh As A Daisy"describes all of the clothes at Marylou's.Young, beautiful and nostalgic describesthe clothes at Thetan and the RedPelican. Dotti's caters to 1he ladybeautiful who's busy as a bee. And OpenGate clothes are made for a "maid in abeautiful dream." Christa has clothes ofdistinction. Seven Seas has the Hawaiiantouch, fhe Sea Horse has the island'sstyle ail its own and Bailey's has a bit ofglamor for each and all.

The Red Pelican will be moving totheir new quarters this summer for thenew spacious building will be ready later

on. We enn't help but wonder if i l will stillhave all the old charm and almosphere ofthe lillle old shop with all the curiousantiques and imports. Will ihey crealethe same atmosphere again; one ofalmost longing for the faraway placeswhere they come form? Well, of course.

I I IAnother business that will be

enlarging into a new spot but siillretaining ihe old flavor will be the LastStraw. They have a beautiful newbuilding down at the Lighthouse end ofthe island where they will house theirfurniture which they have not been ableto display at all. They will have all sortsof suitable island furniture to provide awide variety of attractive choices.

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to see the Bamboo Room or whatever itwill officially be named, then drop by andvisit it at the B-Hive. The prettiest teasets, straight from the Orient, areavailable in many different patterns, andSake cups with the carafe come in exoticoriental potteries. It goes without sayingthey have all the things to put in thesedecorative ceramics too, and theselection is the best on the island.

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TOTHE ISLANDER:[tear Friends:

As time moves on and more peoplemove io Sanibei, the problems herebecome more acute. Because we arevirtually disenfranchised and ournearest government representatives arestruggling with problems of greatermagnitude than Sanibel's. our efforts toget solutions through them must seemlike the pestering of gnafs. As you knowthe human reaction to gnafs is to swatthem. This must surely be the same kindof reaction that County officiate havetoward Sanibei ions.

it is obvious at any meeting heidthese days on Sanibei that frustrationsare building. The difficulty js that wehave no reai place to go for solutions toour problems.

Now, surely, if we had home rute, wecouid elect our officials -from a widerange of very able, dedicated people whowould represent at! of us. Before they areelected we could make sure that they arededicated to work for just solutions foreveryone; workers, builders, developers,businessmen, retirees, our children, ourvisitors, our environment and ourwildlife.

We know the county is beseiged withthe many problems that extraordinarygrowth brings. Jf we set up local selfgovernment on Sanibei we will relievethe frustrations caused by unsolvedproblems here, white we lighten theburden carried by Lee County.

With self-government, we wili have a

iool wifh which we can all work togetherfor ihe common good. The mistrusts andmisunderstandings that heighten ourfrustrations today will disappear assolutions to our problems are discoveredand used. And as we work together asense unity of purpose will develop thatwill smooth and harmonize the path wehave to tread.

If we discover something happeningthat is not in the best interests of Sanibei,then, because we have a close workingrelationship with each other we will spotit more readily and have the tools withwhich to solve the problem before it cancause undue damage.

With self-government we will have avehicle through which we can worktogether in good will so that our humanrelationships may be on the same level asis the beauty of this enchanted island.

Sanibei we love you. Sanibeiions, welove you too, every one of you!

Grace B. FosterSanibei, FL.

TOURISTTRAFFIC

The number of cars stopping atWelcome Stations during March 21-27,1974 was 49 percent less than duringMarch 22-28, 1973, and the number ofpeople dropped 48 percent under a yearearlier, according to the Chamber ofCommerce.

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BUS SERVICE ENDS:AT LEAST FOR MOW

Free bus service which carried 20,000visitors from Sanibei up to the tip ofCaptiva, and around the islands, wilicease on April 22, the end of the season,according to Allen Ten Brock of theChamber of Commerce.

The S750 cost per week was borne byisland businesses and if if appearswarranted later on in the " l i t t le" sum-mer season, Jim Ailes of Tropic Transiton Fort Myers Beach will be consultedabout resuming ihe service which foundgreat favor among businesses during thegas shortage.

The Chamber of Commerceestablished a taxi service on a payingbasis between Page Field and the islandswhich will continue.

The County Commission will hold ahearing in two weeks on the action of theChamber of Commerce about the busservice on the islands.

VISITORS ARE VITALSHARE THE SUNSHINE

As a public service, the Fort AAyers-Lee County Chamber of Commerce isrunning recorded messages on LeeCounty radio and television stationsurging local residents to review how vitalour visitors are and to show a willingnessto SHARE THE SUNSHINE.

This program is a test program forthe entire State of Florida and themessages being run now will quite likelybe run through all Florida in the monthsto come. The arrangements for this wereconceived by the Florida Department ofCommerce and the Fort Myers-LeeCounty Chamber of Commerce and wereconsummated when Don Bottorff at-tended Tourist Appreciation Day inTallahassee this month.

CELEBRITY SERIESiS CATCHING ON

The Celebrity Series at the FortMyers Exhibition Hal! is starting ioreally catch on1. Many people have ex-pressed their desire io be placed on themailing list for the announcements of thenext season shows. If you are interestedin receiving this information, please sendyour name and address to P.O. Box CC,Fort Myers, Florida, 33902, and ask io beput on the list.

RESOLUTION FJLEDTORECONSIDER FLOOD ACT

Representative Ted RandeJ! of FortMyers, joined by Senate PresidentMailory Home of Tallahassee, filed aresolution in Tallahassee th«s weekurging the Congress to reconsider theFederal Flood Disaster Protection Act of1973. The two legislators have becomealarmed over the impact of thecongressional action.

Randei! and Home are concernedover the stringent stamiards beingplaced en private citizens ortcier the qasssof more liberal federally subsidised Usedinsurance. In a faint statement by «heSenate president, RandeH assarted fha?the Congress cbviousiy did net nsw ft=ctewasfiRy effects last October w-r-en fh»passed tr-= Fiood Preferfl&r- Act.. ;tseems irr-eossfbSe that cur Certgrssscoa'd fee hD3d»!nked Into oassirg actecumen! wh;ch will place in JesjRS'iyihe economy oi the entire ccantr^.

RandesI ana Horr-e rated *ha: •-*eonsfryenofi cf a $30,300 non-e csusd beincreased by as mtrch as S12,S©S.Required insurance cou!d ens? rfts samehomeowner as m«ch as S'.iQG per year npremiums. 1J compliance of the federalmandate is fcHswetUhe majority a! ne»vhomes in S&ffhwes! Florida woi;*d feebus!* OR stilts or mounds of diri bef.'.-een?0ar.d !3 feet high.

The legislators noted also fha! theunbearable dictates of f his tongressrona;.ac\ would NOT be confined to coasfa!construe?ion. Virtually everjr one ctFtorida's 6? counties would be direc'iyAt feel :-d wiitt more than 306 communitiessuch as Forf ff.yer%. Maples, PisntaGorda and Ciewision falling under fh-etkiieral mandate. A maior csist-s,RancifSi said, wsufd sureiy etcar in theforssSfijTjion, linanciai artel real es'ateist-idf, ihrGughou! Florida and the nation.Gmpioymeol and land values will becritically affected.

Senator Horne intends to aieri theIcgisiaSurc- leadership throughout theUniled Siafes in an atl-out effort to haveIbis measure reconsidered.

ISLANDER 4-18-74

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DeliveringMonday - Thursday 10 a.m. to 10'p.m.

Friday - TO a.m. to midnightSaturday - 6 p.m. to midnight

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• Free Beer Tomorrow » Sng-A-Lcs^s Fr!«by Nigbts

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Capfiva island, Florida

SERVING THE FINEST IN ISLAND FARE

Open 7 Days a Week

Breakfast Lunch8-9:30 11:30-1:30

Dinner6-9

English Hunt BreakfastSuft.10a.in.-tp.ffi.

Seafood BuffetFriday Highfsr 6 - 9 p.m.

Featuring our Famous

Prime Rib BuffetOn Saturday Nights

Reservations Welcome - Calf 472-1737

EFFICIENCY COTTAGESAND FULL HOMES AVAILABLE

JEANNE'SSNACK SHACK If

New Hours: 7 a.m. - 3 p.m.serving breakfast & lunch

full breakfast menu - sandwicheslighthouse end of Sanibel for orders caff 472-2522

Golden SandsRestaurant if Cocktail Lounge

Seafood — Steaks

Sandwiches

Dally Luncheon Special

Mary Cfork At The Hammond Nightlyin Our Dining Room

Dancing In Our Shark's Cove Lounge Friday, Saturday& Sunday Nights With Pappy & His Welker Twins

Open II a.m. to 2 a.m. 472-1494 Closed Wednesday

RESTAURANTCLOSED SUNDAY

Featuring the Finest inFresh Seafood, Chicken & Steaks

A IB 1A ISLANDER /

f feowteMOVE MADE ON LEE'S BEHALF

A House Memorial has been filed onMonday, Aprii IS by co-authors PaulNuckoiis, Ted Randeli, and Jim Tiiimanto reinstate fuH U.S. Citizenship with fullcivil rights to General Robert E. Lee.

WANNA KNOW WHAT YOURGOVERNMENT COSTS YOU?

Your family's tab for running thefederal government next year figures tobe about S4,3d2 if the proposed $304.4biJiion budget passes in Congress. Theaverage American household's share if)the 1975 federal budget outlays is moreihan double the same cost 10 years ago, ajump of 108 percent.

Based on a S3 billion budget in 1929,the increase in federal spending over aspan of 46 years exceeds 10,000. Mean-white our population was growing bysomething like 75 percent. {From theFlorida Chamber of Commerce and theBowling Green-Warren County (KYJChamber of Commerce).

INSURANCE tNFOOFFEREDTO CONDOMJNtUM OWNERS

A booklet to aid the condominiumowner in meeting insurance needsadequately and economically is ready forpublic distribution by the Senate Com-merce Committee, Senator Lew Bran-fley, D-Jacksonville, Chairman, an-nounced today.

A copy may be obtained by writingthe Senate Commerce Committee, Room412, Senate Office Building, Tallahassee,Florida, 32304.

Brantley said the booklet "Insurance- Questions and Answers for. the Con-dominium Owner," outlines the in-surance needs of condominium owners,informing them of the differentarrangements in insurance, and providesa working knowledge of the coverageoffered by the condominium unit ownerpolicy. It also suggests action'that can be-taken prior to and after a loss is suffered.

"The key area emphasized isadequate and economical coverage,"Brant ley said. "These needs are mel byobtaining an accurate delineation bet-ween the unit owner's sole interest Itemsand common elements items whichbelong to the condominium association.

•"The .condominium* form ofownership has produced some new andunique situations in acquiring unit ownercoverage, a«J 1 feel this guide is mastreading for all who own or have.an- in-terest in condominiums. The informationprovides the consumer witt* a workingknowledge of the condominium in-surance situation. The booklet will be agreat aid in dealing effectively with thecondominium association and insuranceagents."

Braniley said the booklet isdeveloped on a question and answer basisand the information presented is basedon the new policy forms published inJanuary by the Insurance- Services Of-fice.

Sanibel Island

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noon - 9 p.m. Sat ana1 Sun. { turn right off Periwinkle-just one block below Bailey's)

Castaways RestaurantGulf side dining at its best

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open 4:30 to 10 p.m. daily

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Prime Rib Every Sunday

Different SpecialsEvery Evening

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1625 Periwinkle Way

closed tuesdays

Phone: 472-2274

8 ISLANDER 4-18-74

FUND RAISING FORPRESCHOOL IS FUN

Santbei Capfiva pre-school sup-porters, under the able leadership ofJudy Workman and Barry Fisher,literally had a bai! on Wednesdayevening at the Island Beach Club. Overtwo hundred crowded the dance ffoor anddid aif the Safest steps to the tunes by thePine island Sounds, who provided themusic free of charge. The five piececombo was made up of Dwrghf Witson,Hans Wifson, Bryan Webb, Jeff Htgerdand Bud Ray.

Beautiful plants decorated the whitecovered tables and were later sold tothose wishing to take them home forEaster. A decorative chalkboard moralof children at play was done by TomMorgan, and candles and wall sconcesprovided the right illumination for thegala dinner party. Island businessesdonated almost the entire dinner con-

sisting of iasiy delights from each houseof business' specialty.

Over Sl,000 was netted from thedance, the sale of paintings at the FleaMarket plus the saieof the centerpieces.

Joan Joyce was chairman of ticketsales and publicity. Trudy Prevatf andPam Pordy were co-chairmen of the artsand crafts. Jean Alberts and Joan Leonasformed the food committee and JuneMuench was chairman of decorations.AH the enthusiastic ladies made thewhole affair a huge success. And withoutthe men, God bless 'em, it would not havebeen the success if was.

Many volunteers have already comeforward to help in the story hour for thepre-schoolers, and a program is beingprepared to train other volunteers asmore are needed.

Judy and Barry extend thanks to ailthe hard working committee people andto the merchants who donated the foodand goodies.

A PRESCHOOL PROGRAM PLANMED FOR CHILDREN NEXT SEPTEMBER

Judy Workman has been busy organizing a preschool program for islandchildren wiih an opening planned for early September. A lot of thought and planninghas gone into the program by fArs. Workman, Mrs. Star Thomas, secretary, and Mrs.Bari Fischer, treasurer. Mrs. Elizabeth Frothfngham is consultant, RichardBrodheur, attorney, and Dr. Clayton Curiis,, is consulting physician.

The school is planned for children from 2V2 to 4V2 offering a curriculum of tum-bling, dance, nature study, painting, crafts, during Vi day sessions in fail, winter andspring. Volunteer help wit! be used where possible.

Committees for fund raising, locating a site, arid organizing the educationalaspects have been appointed.

If you can help in the formation of the island pre-school in any way, your servicesare needed. You need noi be a parent of a pre-schooler to volunteer and a form issupplied below for your convenience. There are many areas in which help is needed.

Mai! lo Mrs. Judy Workman, 408 Old Trail Dr., Sanibel, Fia. 33957

I would like !o heip with iheformaflon of the island pre-school in ihefoilovving way:

— Site Committee Education Committee

. _ Finance Committee — Fund-raising Committee

WH S volunteer my services as a .{photographer, publicity writer, oflrfice help with mailing and-or phoning,

builder for outdoor equipment-indoor toys, volunteer teacher aide, story-teller,music, art, or dance specialist, nature consultanf.eic. J

Comments:

Name:-

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^Shannon's Real Estate \\

William C ShannonREG REAL ESTATE BROKER

Executive type home on large Gulf toBay tract. A zinger. Will cost a bundlein Nixon money.

In uptown Captive - 4 bedroom house.New. Nice. Will take care of all yourrelatives.

Need a few good new listings.Have plenty of the others.

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You deserve a beautiful new Straw Handbagfor Spring! You'fl find the greatest selection at

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If

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schoolhouse

galleryon Tarpon Bay Road

(opposite the movie theater)fTlon. thru Sat 1O to 5

ONE OF FLORIDA'S finest

flRTGfiLLERlEa

POINTINGS, PRINTS ^SCULPTUREby 6 0 Selected American ftRTISTS.

What is jade?2 minerals qualify:

1. Nephrite, used by the Chinese for over 4,000 years, is a toughcompact material made up of tiny fibrous intertwined crystalscomposed of calcium magnesium silicate;

2. Jadeite, used by the Chinese for about 200 years, is a crystallinedense material made up of microscopic interlocked crystals composedof sodium aluminum silicate.

•meSanibei Center Building, Sanibei 472-1387

Birds without feathers streak together I photo by huston

Have you ever watched a vuiture soaring overhead and wondered where she laysher eggs and raises heryoung?

Do you know where to look for the well hidden nests of the only two warblers thatbreed on our island — the yeilowthroat and the prairie warbler? Or what their neststook like, or how many eggs they lay and what the eggs look like?

Do you know which birds lay round eggs and which lay cylindrical eggs? And• which lay white eggs and which lay colored or marked eggs? And how birds often canbe identified by nests and eggs, and of the wonderful variety of the markings on eggsand of the construction of nests?

Well, aii these questions and many more wiU be answered for you next winter —in time for you to go out looking in the spring to check for yourseif.

The answers and a wealth of data on the nesting habits of birds will be in a booknow being written by Sanibel's own Hal H. Harrison. It will contain more than 200color photographs of nests and eggs, all taken by Hal through more than 12 years of-'painstaking work.

The book is to be published by Houghton-Mifflin Co. as one of the v.-etf knownseries of guide books initiated by Roger Tory Peterson. It wiii be the Peterson fisidguide to nests and eggs of birds in eastern United States.

Hal, a life-long naturalist, photographer, lecturer and writer has travelledthroughout this area getting and storing up his photographs, taking them en tree tops,in swamps and mangrove islands, in holes in trees and in holes in the ground.

Hal, as you know, keeps you informed with his column in this newspaper aboutbooks in ihe Sanibei Library. He has previously written "The World of the Snake" andother articles and books and will now have another important addition to the Libraryto his credit.

+ + -rA field note: two extremely rare birds for this area were sighted in -the Darling

Sanctuary. They were whimbrels, formerly called Hudsonian curlews.They are majestic shorebirds, larger than our abiindanf willet whom otherwise

they resemble except for browner spotf ings and a much longer down-curved bitl.They stood beautifully for inspection by the side of the road before Hying off.

Undoubtedly they had come up from the south on their long-range migratory trip tobreeding grounds in the Arctic.

For information about bird tours cal! Macintosh Book Store, 472-1447.

theW e S t offers you the Gulf,

and 18 units of the finest construction, 2bedrooms, 2 baths, a private porch, a mm-,deck, a pool, professional management, aview, a garden, shelling, sunning, swim-ming, sailing, and the Gulf.

The Breakers West, managed by Myfon andDolly Ireland, ?s available through PriselJlaMurphy Realty, inc., Realtor, or any IslandBroker from $50,500.

10 ISLANDER 4-18-74

THAT'S POLITICS, BY GEORGE!by County Commissioner

Chairman George Goldfrap

As a genera! rule, this column isdevoted to an analysts of current Com-mission action. In view, however, of ournot meeting during the week of April 7, Iha ve decided to use the space to appraiseyou of severa! projects around thecounty.

One report has recently crossed mydesk that 1 find especially encouraglng.The Lee County Division of Welfare andSocial Services recently received thefirst repayment of an assistance grant toa local citizen. This was made possibleunder the provisions in the new welfareordinance dealing with Hens againstrecipients' property. The ordinance hasbeen in effect for two months and is acompliment to the work of our WelfareDirector, Jackie Hornsby. Its ef-fectiveness in this first test case Isdemonstration enough that there are stillhonest people who need help but who arewilling to stand on their own two feetwhen they can.

You will also foe interested Inknowing that Shady Rest, the Lee Countynursing facility, has almost completedthe construction of aiJ its newfacilitles.

Lee County now has two new vanhigh-fop ambulances. Tfiese wtii, ofcourse, be added to our already heavilyworked fleet. To give you a sample ofhow these ambulances are used, themonth of February saw our medi-fearnsmake 528 runs to save lives. Thisamounts to almost $16,000 worth ofbusiness.

Speaking of business, here are twomonthly reports ihat might interest you.Beth pertain to February. The Vehicleinspection Station performed 9,820 In-spections and collected S2t,000 plus,shewing a 10.8 percent increase for thisdepartment. The Building Department,cm the other hand, showed a Februaryloss of S&9O9 from the January figures.m doubt the Florida Cities Waterproblems and flood insurancerequirements will continue to effect fhssarea which would normally shew growth.

Matiacha can look forward ro moreand more use of iis recently completedCommunity Center. Her is ihis the wholect Lee County's building efforts. A, newCrime Lab for the Lee County Sheriff'sDepartment ss virtually completed andwas sorely needed. May s*?c"_''d seecompletion of our new PurchasingWarehouse.

If you regularly attend Commissionmeetings you know how bad the acousticsare in our meeting room, in our con-tinuing efforts io solve ffsis probfem, wehave ordered carpets and drapes, ehope Shis, combined with the new mikesystem, will help.

Lee County's recently employedPersonnel Director. John Goddani, hasput several new and valuable services*nio effect for Counfy Personnel. Johnhas the basic structure complete for aCounty Credit Unicn, new medicalphysicals are becoming available is alimited number c- employees, and arewsieiter for employees ;s nowprod^cs-d monthly.

It you ever wonder wr=y a Psrscrsrteidirector is needed for the County, take;nio consideration our nearly TOO amp:oyees and their crobfems., pigs *he 30 orwore 'Afhc come and 90 each mens^.

While this rs by no means 3 fhorougltand ;n-deprh report of your cwrtfygovernment's programs of work am&services, it is a sofnewhal overall sketchwhen added Jo ihose areas presented inihis column last week. Remember, mymailbox, phooe, or office is always opento you for questions, assistance, orcons'ideraiiws. Dors', hesitate to asnfac*me when I can be of service.

PIRATE MAE Y. '. : ..

Akm§ with signed pc!«nes oi MaeWtesi, Harry Uwder, Saise iRufft. SfehepSheen, etc. Rwtft H i t le r new has a love!?autographed photo of Betty Fortf'lWrs.Oerald) w*H» i*er cat "Sham" and Mspsw mark, in Psirafe Alley-

t dc not know,I do no* care, ' . " •Kow far it t$ to anywheret enJy hrmw f hst where rm'notIs still the most entrancing spst!

Roth Hunter

SateDue to the change of ownership of the Black Peart - thisyear, instead of our usual "End of the Season Sale" -we are having a Pre-lnventory Sale, but a Sale, by anyname, means a Saving for You!

SO-Starting now, 20 percent OFF All Purchases totaling S5or more. All Sales Final.

also - note new hours

Dlack 1 earlCraft Shop

10:00-5:00 Closed Sun. &. Mon.

rest stop

/• Endorsed By-rSanlbel-Captiva Audubon Society

V Bird Tours Of Tlie Islandsrf

Bancroft

Reserraiiofls May Be Made At TheMacRTGSi BOOK SHOP

*72- 144?

BED & BATH BOUTIQUE

359 Periwinkle WayPunta Ybtl Plaza

LET US INTRODUCE YOU TOA WAY OF LIFE!

Yes, a wary of Si*. R-lsnt mew, Wfc it is »ralWlrere vegetatJo>n ofwns into a wmrW of unln-

1§t»efe fhe mm damn is announced 6gr ftm« &fc »iat today is «we«

and

, bird-

m m bemt&iA ttaw yesiewlay.IW*M« « cfc * e ^ Omsm to i«*iid and

. tows «a tftit those «*e p*s* on ft canplace % gave access to.'Wh^e- t ray 's adSmfy m^fit Inctocteone of fee &est sheiif^ atsas of tf»e

at a nearfsy reftige, fishing in the sar-g Swif waters, prffing o« the fash green

p 3FQtir irwrt tow, or tennis and shuffle-board at your priwate duftiwase tkmm the sfreet.Yes* *R*e Dunes At &aasW Islawi is a way ofl i f e - • •

GOLF COURSEREADY FOR PLAY

THIS SPRING

See Site Plan ondisplay now atMichigan Sates

Office

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he latest

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472-1011

GENERAL STORE

McCnUL'S GIFT SHOPCapira

New simply of Ftorkfa Horse Conchs, Mips, Spoodylus, Lions' paws,

excellent color and condition. Abo many new colkior's sheik.

Unusual Island-made gifts.i mite north of capSsra p.o, (we are feappy fe s ip }

7 days a week'9:30-5-30 daily

BESTSELLERS'FfCTION

W i- BURR. Gore Vidai. ; Random House, .$8.95. Copies currency in print: 215.OOO.

f^ JAWS. Peter Benchley. | Ooubieday. SS.95 * ] ^ g 1 4 * ^ $ . . i£5*^* -

\[3- THE SNARE OF THE HUNTER. Helen Machines. ; Harcourt Brace iovanovtch.* $7.50

4 THE PARTNERS. Lauis Aachirsc'oss. • Houghtors Miffisn. $6.95

^ 5- COME NINEVEH. COME TYRE. AJisn Drury. \ Oeuhteday. S8.95

*fS. WATERSHIP DOWN. Richard Adams. \ MacmiHan. 56.95^ . IHEARD THE OWL CALL MY NAME. Margaret Ctaven. • DouhIed3y.S4.95

. THE EYE OF THE STORM. Patnck White. ! Viking Press. S8.95. Total copies inprint: 46.500: weekly rate of sale: 4.000 copies.

s- POSTERM OF FATE. Agatha Christie. | Dodd. Mead.*$S.95

1O. TUESDAY THE RABBI SAW RED. Harry Kemelman. 1 Arthur Fields Books(Outton, dist.}. $S.S5

NpNRCTIQM^ f I . PLAIN SPEAKING. Merle Miifer. t Putnam.. SS.95. Cotnes so!d: 203.000: copies

in print: 225.000. ' '

« 2. YOU CAN-PROFIT FROM A MONETARY CRISIS' Harry Browne. :. Uacmmzn.SS.95

m TO BE ¥0118 OWN BEST PBiENDJffigred Newman e! a-. ' Random Hoose.95.-Copsestr»priot:'4i».000. *y<CWhVl^«r O * ^ t »

4. AS.SSTAIR COOKE'S AWERaCA. Ai«t3ir Cooke. j Knopf. SIS

5.. V^NAGEMENT. Peter F. Orucser. ' 'Harper & Row. $15

6. THE JOY OF SEX. A:ex Gs^-for*. ; Crown, $7.35. $12,95

?. CREATIVE DIVORCE. &%? Krar-tzisr. ; M. Evans fbppircrt t . dist.s. S5.95

5. THE SECRET UFE OF PLANTS. Peter-Tompkins and CfsristcpHer Bird ) Harper

I1*. ONE ERA A^D OUT THE OTHER. Sarrr. Ls»snsan. ' • BtmanS6 55

»e •-zs'-z Day $695 — " S * *"3**f :ti;*ic-sst

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£ANi-EL ISL4MD, FLORIDA 472-144/

SCHOOL'S OPEN HOUSEPLANNED FOR APRIL23

The school will hold open house onApril 23 so that the environmental center,nature trail and open classroom can beviewed. The 23rd is PTA meeting night,and of course the meeting will be open tothe public as usual. Invitations have beensent to ail the Board of Education of-ficials to come and see the new project.

Superintendent Ray Williams, thedepartment heads, and assistants havebeen invited from many other LeeCounty Schools, including the heads ofthe Elementary School Department, theEnvironmental Center, Industrial ArtsDepartment, School Plant Planning andthe Eariy Childhood Supervisor.

DUPLICATE SRIDGE

Judy Carberry and Betty Wakefieidwere winners at the Friday night game.Don Brown and Charles Wilson placedsecond.

This was the last game of the seasonbut plan to start again in the Fall.

CofCMEMBERS ARE URGEDTO ATTEND ANNUAL MEETING

The annual general meeting of theSanibel-Captiva Chamber of Commercewili be held May 21 at 8 p.m. in theChamber of Commerce Building. Ailmembers are urged to be present at thisvery important meeting.

Attractive placques wili bedistributed at thai time, and after triemeeting they may be obtained bymembers at the office.

New members recently welcomedinto our membership include thefollowing companies:

Sam Liosi Co., Inc.; SchwinnDomestic Agency; Jade Butterfly, andHonorary Membership to Robert D.Anderson of Valparaiso, iN.

ART EXHIBIT

The Lee County Aduit Art Education'Class of Sanibel will have an exhibit ofpaintings beginning April 20 for a week atthe Sea Horse Shop. The teacher of theclass is Mr. Ailen Schmelz.

Live on a $15,000 lotand swim from a $125,000

lot, Private walkway to Gulf,private lakes, bicycle path.

Only 4 lots available in 1974.

975 Rabbit Road, Sanibel 33957{813} 472-1540 Evenings 472-1297

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Busses run Tuesday through Stfurday

SAN1BEL-CAPTIVA BUS SCHEDULE

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ATTENTION PARENTS! DATA IS NEEDED FOR NEW SCHOOL YEAR

Lee Coonty is now project Ing next year's enroilmenfs of the schools in order todetermine the number of teachers needed, if is necessary ihat SanibeS ElementarySchool knows the number of children who might be attending ifs kindergarten nextyear, ff yew have a child who might be attending, pjease fit! oof the form below andreturn to Sanifoet School.. . Toenfer kindergarten the law reqoiresltef a child i » five on or before January 1,

1975.We are also interested! in kmming the names of'-any other children who might be

attending Sanibel next year for the first time in grades 1-5, Please use the form belowand return to Sanibel SchocL

SANfBEL. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL3840SaiiibeS-C3pti¥3 Road

Sanibei, Florida 33?5?

Mame:

Address:,

Phone:.

BirJhdafe:

The administration an<l staff erf Ssoibel Elementary School thank yoy for ycurcooperation eoncer nlng this raatter.

DING DARLING WILDLIFESANCTUARY SANIBEL

Friday, April, 19 Bailey Tract, 9a.m. Wildlands HikeMonday, April ?? Lighthouse, 9a.m. Wildlife DriveTuesday, April ?3 Lighthouse, 9 a.m. BeachwalkWednesday, April 74 Tarpon Bay Marina, 9 a.m. Canoe TourFriday, April ?6 Bailey Tract, 9 a.m. • Wildlands HikeMonday, April ?9 Lighthouse, 9 a.m. Wildlife DriveTuesday, April 30 Lighthouse, 9a.m. •- Beachwalk

15 PERIWINKLE PLACE • SANIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA

Ikrlork FANCIFUL CATCH-ALL FEATURING: GRAMMA'S NOOK -HANDMADE DOLL HOUSE FURNITURE, PATCHWORK DOLLS,

CHILDREN'S BOOKS, KITCHEN CORNffi, CAROLYN BUSH PRINTS& PINAFORE APRONS

16 Periwinkle Place, Sanibel 472-1062

Restaurant & lee Cream ParlorNow open at

PERIWINKLE PLACE

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featuring

» I C A I i » I l l E SI W I C K I N » | AH) A VARIETY OF fCE CREAM

CALL 472-2525 TO TAKE OUT

5RVW6 LWCi & DINNER Mnday - Satoday 1! a.m. to 9 p.m, Closed Sunday

18 74 ISLANDER 13

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To Have fl Happy forever

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Smart shoppers shop at the

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PomestfcandImported Cheeses

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birdwatching ?

Whether it's the feathered or bikini-clad!varieties you're watching, a pair of preci-

. sion-buiit Honeywell binoculars or a newtelephoto- tens for your camera can make-four favorite sport more exciting.Let Photo Sarsibei put you a lot closer toyour subjects. Slop in today.

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Two miles up Sanibel Islandfrom the Causeway Road

A shopping centerthat's hard to find?

We just don't have the regular earmarksof a shopping center. There's no asphalt.No flashing neon stuff. And you'll haveto look for our entrance sign behind somegiant Australian pines we can't bear tocut down.

We're so low-key many people thinkwe're a group of private homes or abeautiful resort of some type — butwe're not. We're a cluster of smallshops that are as beautifulas they are fun to shop in.

If you're looking for a lazylazy afternoon of browsing,why not drop in for lunchor a little ice cream. You'lllike our shops as much asyou'll enjoy relaxingin the shade by ourFountain.

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THE BEACH HOUSEDISTINCTIVE LADIES BEACH WEAR

Hours: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

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12 Periwinkle Place472-2795

10 - 5 closed Sunday

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J b ^ 10 R E A S O N S W H Y

IS DIFFERENT

1. Constructed on coiKrete and steel PILINGS driven down to rock.2. first floor ievei ABOVE the Fbod Plain Elevation of 135 feet.

3. Buildings SET-BACK minimum of 100 feet from tide line.

4. 100% true condommflm WITHOUT any land or recreational teases.

5. Protected, UNOffi-BUILDING car parking.

6. Additional, private STORAGE ROOM separate from each apartment.

7. View of Gulf of Mexico from INSIDE each apartment.

8. Uncrowded location,- AWAY FROM population density.

9. Restricted to prohibit dairy or weekly "motei-lype" rentals.

10. Extra-large apartment HOMES: 2 Bedroom over 1,550 square feet.

3 Bedroom over 1,900 square feet.

Laughrey & Holtz Island Real Estate, Inc.

Sanibei islandFlorida 33957

REG. REAL ESTATE BROKERLocated in Sanibei Center Building, 1711 Periwinkle Way

Phone (813) 472-1123(813) 472-1441

NEWGFFICERS INSTALLEDBY SCB POWER SQUAOROM

Tie ar.iual Oange of the Water- of*hs Sap Carlos Bay Po»&r Squadron was"re'a at fre Fs^* Myers Beac*- Ai-erjcanLegion Hall Over 120 members ancSisKiguisned guests *ere preserr *eAatci" the ceremonies of the new Bridge

inducted by D sfnet 22rren L, Schaub. N

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treasurer;ary; f. Orburn Poweii,Is? L'. Ashley L. Wright,

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- tt,vc' s*>'5 a e €oft» "wander WilliamH Sim1!,, AP. executive fttficer. L* Cdr.HarJey G Under Mood, JN, squadron..-•a.sca'to'wl rfficer P C Robert M.Lf* ,s . K squadron ass<sia«» educationaliiJ'icw P C James O Cam, AP, ad-ntmis'raftve officer. LL CeJr. Oark Asii.S, secreiary. Is! L«. Arnold O Banr, S» 5 a

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.Prime Gulf Front Estates:Sea • Side ' Sea Oats

C Russ Etirle & AssociatesP.O. Box 255 - Periwinkle & Rtzhunh - 472-2462

f. 2uriif«-, AP Many of (he aids designedny L' ZufViiie have •.von several trophiesii r DsS'nc - crif^erorsc6s.

Amonq >jte disunguished guesSspresen! v.hii have helped !he squadronduring iH qro-.ving pains were Robert M.Brodhecker. principal cf !he Beachtiementary Schooi and ReaHor BernardMurache ot For? y.yers Beach. Alsopresent a1 rhe change of she walch, were'ho commanders of she Fort Myers, CapeCtral and Napies squadrons.

Mas'er a! ceremonies, Disir icictivca'.tonal officer Wi'liam S. Allen, N,v.->-,r, was assisted fay P - C John F. DesRels, AP, was *he founder of ihe SanCaries Bay Power Squadron and is af!ec!!nnai!y known as "Faiher of ihe

Squadron." He reviewed She manytiulslanding achievements at shesquadron in the educafiona! He'd.Through ihe untiring eiforss of !•"•membership courses in boanr.g andadvanced navigation have been at!endedby several hundred siuden!s, boih in ForiMyers Beach and on Sanibe! island.

The main purpose ssf ihe squadron'sexisience is to Seach safe boating. Theclasses conducted during ihe Far. andWinter months are open !G ihe genera;public and everyone interested in sateboaling is cordially invited !o enroif. Th:scourse is given ai Ihe recreauan haiS a;Bayside Estate Mobile Home Park on iheBeach and ihe Community Hail inSanibei fs!and.

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TRANSACTIONAL ANALYSISSheraton Motor Inn - South Iraii, Fort Myers

Thursday, April 2 5 , 7 p,m,Af to seminar p e can sign up for classes to be grven in

f a t M p s Beach a Fort Myers.

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10 PROMOTE CONTROL OF SI6MS OH THE ISLANDSi e following real estate brokers have agreed

WOT T0 PLACE FOR SALE SIGMS OH AHY LISTED PROPERTIES.

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Fyfger St. and Gyifon ihi sft&res of serene and unspoiled Sanihel island

Sanibel Sk-sfo OK*' Sar.ibel Fines was purposely cancen'etJ and designedfor the dist&rising Jew who can afford rfus Miigue and exclusive way of We !

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One of the Sanibel Library's greatest benefactors is Burnett Ball, a formerHarcourt Brace Jovanovich executive who is now retired and lives on Whelk Dr.Every so often, Mr. Ball backs his car up to the library door and unloads a big box ofbrand new books. It is always a red letter day at the library. Well, he has done ifagain, and here are some samplings:

Anne Morrow Lindbergh's new book, "Locked Rooms and Open Doors," a coniinuation of her autobiography which she started in "Bring Me a Unicorn," followedwith "Hour of Cold, Hour of Lead," and which, I presume she will follow with stillmore revelations from her letters and diaries, in this latest volume, Mrs. Lindberghre-creates the years following the death of her child. It covers the period 1933-1935.

Vina Delmar's latest book, "A Time for Titans," a novel of the Louisiana Pur-chase is included in Mr. Ball's gift. The "titans" in this novel are Napolean, Jeffersonand Toussaint. All of the characters in this book really lived and the main events tookplace as portrayed.

"The Case Worker" by George Konrad reports on the author's daily work at astate welfare orqani7flf ion where he is director. His files tell of neglected, abandoned,orphaned, maltreated, delinquent, and retarded children. The scene is Hungary; thetime is now. Budapest or Texas...the problems are the same, presented here in averbaiiy passionate appeal.

The list of Mr. Bail's gift books is long and there is not space to tell you detailsabout them all. But here is a listing from which you may want to choose:

"Take Today, the Executive as Dropout" by Marshall McLuhan and HarringtonNevitt.

"A. Philip Randolph, a Biographical Portrait" by Jervis Anderson."The Ma jcr Ordeals of the Mind" by Henri Michaux.'Pearl's Kitchen" by Pearl Bailey (This should have a great circulation among

Sanibel's fine culinary artists).'"Encounter with Anthropology" by Robin Fox."Revolutionary Suicide" by Huey P. Newton.'"'iWemcirsof a Revolutionary" by Milovan Djilas."The Long Midnight" by Alan White." Elsewhere Perhaps" by Amos Oz."Triple Threat" by Helen Maclnnes.•Yes" by Bibi Wein.The Trees and Fields Went ihe Other Way" by Evelyn Eaton.

"Rcger Casement" by Brian ingiis." I rgmar Bergman Directs" by John Simon.'''Television" by Les Brown.'Beyond" by i.A. Ricrtards.

' •£SP" by Danie! Cohen.•'Place" by James Atoms."Key 'ssues ir. -he Afro-American Experience" by Hogains, Kljson and Fox."Burr" by Gore Vidai."Dutch Uncie" by Marilyn Durham.

An exciting new residential communityis underway along the Gulf beach atSouth Seas Plantation on the tip ofCaptiva Island-It includes several clusters of unique singlefamily Beach Homes, spacious two bedroomVillas, and a number of small shops.

We invite you to call at 472-2523 or stopby our sales office for information and apersonally guided tout.

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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE NEWS

The April 14 service of ChristianScience services on Sanibei-Captiva werethe last until the Fail-Winter season,according to William S. Foster, presidentof the islands' Christian Science group.

Date of the resumption of service wiHbe announced at an appropriate time inthe fall.

CAPTIVA MEMORIAL LIBRARY

For island readers:A TIME FOR TITANS by Vina

Delmar. Although this is a novel, al! themajor characters iiverii, Napoleon andThomas Jefferson among them.

THE GOLF OMNIBUS by P. G.Wodehouse. The gotf stories of" Mr.Wodehouse are soreiy among the most

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hilariously funny ones written.THE TURQUOISE MASK by Phyllis

A. Whitney. A novel of romantic suspenseset in New Mexico.

For our young reads, THE STARSPANGLED BANNER illustrated byPeter Spier. To the words of the NationalAnthem, Peter Spier has drawn some ofhis finest illustrations.

Starting April 16 the CaptivaMemorial Library will be open Tuesdayand Saturday mornings 9:30 to noon.

CAPTJVA CIVIC ASSOCIATIONNAMES COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN

The board of governors of the Cap-tiva Civic Association has appointed thefollowing committee chairmen:

Membership, Frances Shaver;zoning, Paul McCuliogh; building andgrounds, Haroid Robinson; potlucksupper, Christine Holland; nominating,John Oster, Jr.; the roster, SarahDennis; ABC sate or other fund raisingprojects, Elizabeth Friedmann; erosioncommittee liaison officer, John Oster,Jr.; and specia! projects, Don Seymoure.The executive committee of the libraryhas designated Dorothy Seymoure. Allthe appointees have accepted, for whichthe board thanks them.

Members of the present board ofgovernors are: Byron Kirby, ElizabethFriedmann, Paul Everett, John Oster,Jr., Harold B. Robinson, W. Burton Ellis,Hudson Holland, Dodi Booth, MichaelReddy, Marjorie Elting, Frances Shaverand Eieanor Stevens.

INFORMATION TO HELP STOP RAPEOFFEREDTO LOCALCiVIC GROUPS

An al\ out statewide "Help StopCrime?" campaign to attack the problem

of rape in Florida was announced todayby Governor Reubin Askew.

The Governor said, "This is justabout the most terrifying crime categoryof all. We must attack the problem withevery professional skiJJ and resource atour command." x

Nearly 300 law enforcement agenciesthroughout Florida will participate in the"Crimes Against Women" program. Itspurpose is to educate women in ways toavoid potential rape situations and whatto do if rape occurs. It encourageswomen to report all rapes.

Project officers from each agencywill conduct seminars for women'sgroups and clubs, showing a new fi lm,"Report Rape," and distributing morethan two million pamphlets on the sub-ject. For information or to arrange aprogram for your group, call PrudyTaylor of the Lee County Sheriff'sDepartment at 332-3456.

The film and pamphlets werepreviewed in Tallahassee, Orlando,Tampa and Miami by Attorney GeneralRobert L. Shevin, chairman of theGovernor's Crime Prevention Com-mittee.

Attorney General Shevin fold localcivic, government and lav/ enforcementleaders in each of these cities that, " InFlorida last year, a forcible rape oc-curred every 4.5 hours on the average.This crime category alone, more than allothers combined, is probably responsiblefor the pleas we hear for safe streets."

Research by the Governor's CrimePrevention Committee shows that areported rape occurs in the United Statesevery seven minutes, or as often as ababy girl is born in this country.Estimates by police officials indicatethat nationally, four out of ffve rapes gounreporfed.

The new materials were developedand produced by the Governor's CrimePrevention Committee in Tallahassee.The program is funded jointly by theState of Florida and the Law En-forcement Assistance Administration.

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AMERICAN CRAFTSISLAND PAINTINGS

whitton bird carvings,macrame, weaving,

enamel jewelryr

pottery, rugs,sculpture

DUGGERS OF SANIBELUnusual Ceramic and China Painted Gifts

LESSONS

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Joes. Thru Sat 10-5

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In The Hinders Market Plaza

See UsFor A Few Truly

Outstanding BuysOn Island Properties.

472-1566ROBffil B. POITS. REALTOR

Associates; Donald Bisseil, Wilbur C. Shannon, Virginia Bissel!

LOOKING FOR A CONDOMINIUMON SANIBEL ISLAND?

Laughrey & Hote Island Real Estate, Inc. andLatham Corporation Invite you to compare

Fill in the blanks and be your own judge

NAME of CONDOMINIUM.

Constructed on concrete and steel PILINGS driven down to rockFirst floor level ABOVE the Flood Plain Elevation of 13.5 feetBuildings SET-BACK minimum of 160 feet from tide line yes1Wpercent true condominiiiia ownership WITHOUT any land or recreational leasesLarge, roomy apartment homes: 2 - Bedroom units OVER 1,550 Square Feet /es

3 - Bedrooaa units OVER 1,906 Square Feet ¥e.sProtected, ander-ixHldliig car PARKING Ye-sAdditional, private STORAGE ROOM for each apartment YesView of Gulf of Mexico from INSIBE each apartment'Uncrowded iseacb location; away from popiiatloH deaasity yesEacfa aparteient inclodes its own: fall-sized CLOTHES WASHER Yes

fidl-slzed CLOTHES DRYER40-Gaioa HOT WATER HEATERTINTED and TEMPERED windows and glass doorsFULL-SIZED baths with tab-showers

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Ranges, ovens, dryers & baths vented THRU ROOF yesDaily or Weekly "motel-type" rentals PROHIBITEDArmstrong "SOLARIAN** floor eo-veriag is all idfdfaens YesMilliken 10D percent NYIJOH, extra-jieavy carpeting in every apartment yes

Located on the Gulf of Mexico on Gulf Drive % mile West of Tarpon Bay RoadAppliances by GE Priced from $59,800 Model furnished by Island Interiors

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Art GalleryCustom Framing

Art Supplies

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Add just the right touch of Sanibel

charm to your home with an original watercolor by

local artist Wilb Snyder.

Open 10-5 Mon.-Sat.

• Rne Wines & Beer• A3! Dinners Include Our

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Veal Cutlet Alia Milanese• Veal Cutlet Alia Parmigiana• Braciuolini (stuffed fop round steak)s Baked Breast of Chicken (Sauteed in WhiteWine & Mushrooms)• Stuffed Eggplant Alia Parmigiana An AgeOld Recipee < Baked Lasagna a Ravioli • Manicotii• Spaghettini (Served with a variety ofSauces)Sonibel, fla. Reservations: 472-2177

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LITTLE LEAGUE

The Beach Bank Royals moved into second place after taking two games from theCarlos Bay Braves in last week's Little League action. On Wednesday the Royalsdefeated the Braves 18 to 4 with Gary Hoiton the winning pitcher. Hitting for theRoyals were Jeff Crane with two doubles and a triple, Jeff Timmer with three singlesand a double, Butch Gilarski with four singles, Chris Piazza with a double, and Hoiton,Jim Payton and Scott Withstanley with a single each. For the Braves Lew Fike had adouble and a single, whiie Bill Underbill, Clem Turregano and Jeff Weil each singled.

Sn Friday's 15-12 victory Troy Withstanley was credited with the win. Holfonrapped out three singles; Withstanley and Crane each doubled; Gilarski connectedfor a two-bagger and a single; and Timmer and Payton had a single apiece. DaveHubbard tripled, Robert Mitch doubled and Turregano singled for the Braves.

The Rotary Red Sox edged the Lions Cubs 7 to 6 Monday and won by forfeit onThursday- Ricky Goins was the winning pitcher in the first game with Doug Lawrenceand Steve Smith hitting a double each and Scott Miller and Goins singling. LarryJenkins had a pair of doubles for the Cubs; George Kazakos added a two-bagger;David Kerberg singled twice; and Befae Aloore and Chris Whit ley each had a base hit.

Huxfef s Plaza Sanibe! Yankees bested the Sanibel Kiwanis Astros 54 to 6 onMonday and 10 to 7 on Thursday. Keivin Gavin was credited with the win in the firstgame as Caivin Burney hit a pair of doubles and Jason Trenery singled for the Yanks.iViSlvm Hunter's single was the Astros' only hit.

In the second game Gavin led the Yanks' hitting with a triple, a double and asingle while Corky AAakarwich. Mike Nichols, Jon Tongai, Keith Francis and ShaneWocdring aH singled. For the Astros Greg Rhodes tripled and singled; Bret Varida!ccubied and singled,- and Jeff Grant, Tony Mann and Chuck AAakarwich each rtlfsafely. Corky iWakarvvich was the winning pitcher.

The Kiwanis Pirates did not p!ay.Standings as cf Saturday, April 13:

Team WinsPirates 4Royals 5Braves -iRed Sox 3Yankees . 2Astrcs 0Cubs 0

Losses0!23246

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EARLY ISLAND "ARCHITECT"

Do you recognize Bifi Shannon our jovial realtor with the delightful sense ofhymor? He stands before his "little grass shack" in 1939 at the head of Cora! Way{now 15Q' into the Guff}. It had a concrete floor, running water, shower and a ChicSafes out back. He boflf it himself for 538 with no worries about zoning and Jived in iffew four or five years. He arrived on the islands in 1935 from Huntington, WV.

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season. BEACH e TWO POOLS « BOAT DOCKS.

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TWO LOCAL MEN SELECTEDFOR SERVICE ACADEMIES

Two young men from Fort Myers,chosen by U. S. Rep. L.A. "Skip" Bafalisio compete for appointment to the U. S.service academies, have been selected tojoin the class of '78.

Selected for the Navai Academy atAnnapolis was William H. Mankin l i t , astudent at Fort Myers' Cypress LakeHigh School and son of Mrs. E. G.Mankin. To attend the U. S. MilitaryAcademy at West Point is Russel! A.Ogrfnz, a student ai Fort Myers CypressLake High Schooi and son of Peter OgrtnEof Cape Cora!.

In announcing the appointments,Bafalis said, "The competition for theseappointments was stiff but these youngmen reaiiy showed their metfte by beingselected.

" t am delighted to be able to an-nounce these appointments," theCongressman said.

NEW HOSPrTAL OPENSFOR "GUESTS" JM MAY

Southwest Florida's newest hospital,Fort Myers Community Hospital, willopen for the first patients in early May,which is 60 days eariier than the originalprotection.

The first phase incorporates 17S,C0Osquare feet at a cost of 46.5 million. Thesecond phase, which will start con-struction in the near future, estimated at3.5 miiitoo, for a total cost of $10 mi!lion.

Phase ! will have a capacity for 2G5medicai and surgical patients and 6operating rooms for surgical procedureswith the latest equipment avaifab-fe onthe market. Both intensive and coronaryunits have an electronic monitoringsystem for ail patients with a computerdiagnostic cardiogram wired directly tothe computer at the Universify of Floridaat Gainesville. Fort Myers CommunityHaspiia! wilt be the onjy hospital inSouthwest Florida providing heartcatheieraafion services.

Phase J-i will be constructed in such away as not to Interfere with the presentfacilities. This addition will begin in lafe1974, with a completion dale anticipatedby 1976. When phase ft is completed, thehospital will ftave a 405 bed capacityfarthering our services to this com-munity..

TWs hospital was ixsiit without anyexpenditure of pubfic funds and will paycorporate income and reaS estate faxesas would any other focal business.

Paiienfs, termed as "guests of thehospital," wiH be admitted, with the ieasfpossible wait in order for their needsimmediately to be taken care of andtreatment to begin.

The Dietary Department hasspecialized In the "Heat-Keeper" traysystem for meals to be taken to the pa-tients' rooms and delivered'hoi. Very fewconvenience foods will be used as most ofthe preparation and cooking of meals wit!be done in their own kitchens. China andstainless steel flatware is used ratherthan the disposable service.

At the disposal of more Iftan 83physicians who cover all major medicalspecialties - anesthesiology, cardiology,general dentistry, dermatology, ENTfear, nosa and throat}, general practice,general surgery, gynecoiogy, infernalmedicine, medical oncology, neurology,oral surgery, opfhsimoiogy, orthopedicsurgery, pathology, plastic surgery,radiology, thoracic surgery, awl urology- is the finest diagnostic and treatmentequipment available on ihe markettoday. This includes radiographlc andRuoroscopic rooms, three nuclearmedicine reams with competent andqualified people staffing them. A sewen-day work week in the Medical RecwsteDepartment will be available to tt*ephysicians for HieJr transcription .servicewfth sophisticated dictaphone centraldictating system.

Last, but not least, the PharmacyDepartment will be staffed fay threeregistered pharmacists and wiltsupervise Ihe ordering, preparing andadministering of medications accordingto the precepts of a weil-piarmeei unitdsse medication system. This system isin cooperation with the Department ofNursing Service. The nurses, in ac-cordance with their training and uniqueteam nursing organization wHt deliver ahigh quality of individualized patientcare.

One of the most unique service of-fered by ihe new hospital will: be theindividual attention given lo Ihe patt&nt,sych as Individual pillow-speakertelevision seis and direct inwardtelephone dialing is soon to be offered.Thss will be JristaHed as soon as theequipment is available toward the end ofihis year and people wiiJ be able to calldirect io ihe bedside.

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SMITTY'SComplete Service Station

24 tar Wrecker Rearf ServiceR E N T -A - C A R # BankAmericard*

Phone; Days - 472-9942, 472-2] 15Evenings - 472-1448, 472-2123

Why are people who have looked at theother condos on Sanibel buying ours?

One reason is that most Sanibel peoplehave visited here for quite some time.They hum what they want. They knowwhat is good for them. They are hard toplease.

Bat, they were pleased with our superblocatioo . . . with our three acre innercourt left completely open to the Gulf. .

with our devotion to preserving the

environment while changing i t . . . withour varied recreational facilities . . .and, with the honest, responsible waywe do business.

Drop by for a visit. I'd like to answer thequestions you have about a con-dominium on Sanibel or, perhaps pose afew you should ask.

Bob Buntrock, Partner

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Loggerhead CayHOMES

66S Beach Road • Sanibei Island 33957 ® (813) 472-1594

FURNISHED MODEL -OPEN MONDAY - SATURDAY 9 to 5

HOME ON FRESH WATER CANAL

Three BR, 2 bath, Florida room, Iwo o rgarage. fui iy equipped kilchen, centra!heaJ and air. Completely landscaped.Near GoSf wtth walking easement.£57,400.00.

PR rSCILLA MURPHYRealty, inc.

RealtorSanibel472-1511 472-1513 472-1534

ISLAND ROOF INGComplete roof fcrq service

Pressure cloaninq <*>A! int} repairs443&8J7

Chicken HoJittay needs recruits futi orpar! t ime. 472 2524. Palm .Ridge Road.Sanibel.

ORtENTAL RUGS AND ANTIQUES

BUY AND SELL332-3208

THREESTflRfTWRKOF

EXCELLENCE

Spacious and} Carefully Designed

to ensure uncrowded shopping

The islands'Only Convenience Storeand Gas Station Combination

Full Line of Groceries• Fresh Cut Flowers

• Mil'k in gallon jugs

• ice cold Beer, Wine, Soda

•k Fresh pastry

• Pepperidge Farms Bread

Every Day7 a.m.- 10 p.m.

intersection of Palm Ridge and Tarpon Bay Roads 472-9919

Ite finest It Graning, 8oar#n§ & Iropkil fisiWe can? apifiBiis, apariam supplies and Hi

Opes tt Ma-Sat, S-12 5m.114 XcBr M , Short Cat to fat Hyen

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Display Onclassifieds18 74 ISLANDER 23

Crystal clear window washing service.472 2568

JAMES E. MONAGHAH

Contracting and TruckingService Land Clearing

Filling and PavingSeawalls472-1289

P.O. Box 94. Sanibel, Florida

DUKES DRYWALL, INC.201 6th Street, Page Park Phone 936 2520

FOR COMPLETE DRYWALL ANDSPRAYING SERVICE

Licensed Bonded Insured

ENGLAND'S TREE SERVICE

Hurricane proofing, pruning, topping,removal.

Residential and CommercialFREE ESTIMATES

Licensed and InsuredOther Satisfied Sanibel Customers:

Loggerhead Cay Sanibel MooringPeriwinkle Place Casuarina

Call 995-0084 Anytime

FOR SALE

Two lots on private road on Sanibe!. Only7G0 ft. from Gulf with access to beach viapermanent easement. Lot 1: 90x120 ft. Lot2: l i l xHO f l . Buv one or both. S18.O00 peric-T-Cai! 472-2621.

RITE-TEMP SERVICE, INC.SALES & SERVICE

s Air Conditioning & Heafings Refrigerations Electric Ranges

• 24 HOUR ANSWERING SERVICE *Fort Myers Seach 4S0-95SS

Authorized sales and service for Mc-Cj!!och cham saws and generators. Hewand used mowers in stock.Sanibel Marina -72 2723

PAINTINGSAN'iaEL MAINTENANCE SERVICE

ScbKrejjir. 472-2548

PSSSHSS'S COMPLETESHARPENING SERVICE

Call for & Pick Up3fTHREE STAR CONVENIENCE STOS£

Tuesday ;Q Tuesday Service472-9919

REV.O fS?!Pf GA3ACCIAPLU.V.BSNG CONTRACTORLicensed • insured - Bonded

CapH.,3 472-2518

FOR RENT

Modern new apt. ior rent ay quarter,season or annually. Call Lefizias, 472-2! 77.

m&isrewrapping sno shipping services;! your parcels, shells and gifts,

;ch >.cSudes gH; wrapping, packing,

LEES' HOUSEQF TREASUSES1622 Perhvink'.e Way

472-2291

FOR SALE

i-ifh patio and boatasy. Sanibel 'siand.

'LAWNCARE'

Bo& Kr epin

FOR RENT

month anci up. Fur rtpartmen's Yearly

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HELP WANTED

Gas station attendants.Apply in person at Three StarConvenience Store.

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AL WOLF ELECTRONIC SERVICEColor. E&W TV, Hi Fi , Ste,rco, Radio. TapeRecorders, Record Players, Antenna Systems,472.721R. B.itk of Glory of the Scav

i l lFOR RENT:Beautiful Gulf view, one bedroom condominium, 3500.00 per month. 472 2548.

FOR SALE: ' ' 'Electric cash register. NCR. double tape fordaily bookkeeping. 1 drawer. 8 depf. keysPrice reasonable. Available Apri l 15. Call <s&3-6055.

+ + +FOR RENT:Furnished one and two bedroom Gulf viewapartments. Monthly, seasonal or yearly ABrown. 9480 S.W. 108 St., AAiami, FL. 3315S

+ + +ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, open meeting,St. Michael's 8, All Angels Church, Periwinkles

•i/Vay. Friday nights, 8 p.m. For information'call a72.2i.50.

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AL ANON - First and third Friday of eachmonth, 8 p.m. at St. Michael's and AllAngels Church.

FOR SALE:By owner, five adjoining lots in Port St. Lucie.Call Mrs. Bailey, 472-2127.

+ + tFOR RENT:Beautifully furnished 2 BR, 1 bath, duplexapartment. Lovely view of canal from screenporch. Aduffs. Wo pets. 6 mos. or yearfy lease.Reasonable. 472-1101. 9:30-5, Mon-Fri. or 472-2521.

POT LUCK ANTIQUES:Open 7 days a week 3f E4n Cape Coral Pei;:-way. Browsers welcome. Open noon 9 p.m.including Sundays.

t -t -fFOR SALE:Sanibe! isle canal lot. No bridges to bay.Overlooking wild life sanctuary. S23.S00, termsavailable. 472-1168.

FOR SALE: ' "*" ~S3,000. less on S25.O0O water front lot and well.!f sold by owner by 1st of June. 995 0691.

HELP WANTED: ~ ~ ~Waitresses wanted at Duncans Restauranf andice Cre3m Parlor. Hourly pSos tips, any shift.472 2525 or apply at Duncans.

FOR-RENT: ~ "Captiva. Mini Apartments. Four furnished.Mature business coupie. No pets. Avalla&leAprii i and 15. 4 and 7 month leases. 472-2476Eve.

SERVICES OFFERED:Saoy sif ' ing. Ccrr.psfen! reside-? and mother;'•'•:'.<. asSy s." In my no-re. Recuiar hacrcpreferao'e. 472-2015.

ANTIQUES FOR 5ALE.A- -he Sea Grape Palm Rieqe Re. Across fro—f-7re station. 10 to -5 t.'isn. :hru Sat.

SAVE MONEY;Your answering service Ifnewiil cost iess (1 youcaiJ us. Cape Answering Service, 542-2£26.

HELP WANTED:Cashier So work in grocery store. Long hoursand good pay. ,V,ost be will ing to work Bai!ev'"i472-1822. ' "

HELP WANTED:Hardware cierk full or part lime. Ask for HughBailey's, 472-1822-

FORSALE:AMERICAN INDIAN JEWELRY: Zuni andNavajo pieces. Thetan Crafts, 2415 Periw:r>k'=Way. 472-22B5. ' ' "

FOR SALE:STORE WIDE SALE: Isiand creates g i f sImported clothes. Thetan Crafts. 24,5Peritfjinkie Way, 472-2285.

FOR RENT:'Office or store space, S300 a month - i n c i t e scarpet. SOOsq. ft. 472-2591.

LOST:Contaflex camera in vlcinify of island Inn G->!fDrive, Sanibe!. Subsranfral reward Return "toor call Island )rm. 472 1561.

HELPWANTED:Anyone know a sober HANDY MAN who wouldenjoy room and board? Nice pay check inexchange for his heip. Apply in person. Scotty'<=Pub. 472-1771.

"CALL FOR CALL"

AND YOU TOO CAN CELEBRATEREALTOR WEEK AND EVERY WEEKIN YOUR OWN CONDOMINIUM ONBEAUTIFUL SANIBEL ISLAND. TWOFURNISHED MODELS OPEN DAILYFOLLOW 5IGNS TO SANIBEL SIESTA.

RALPH CALL, REALTOR SANiBELISLAND

472 1622

REAL ESTATE SALESMANWANTED

SURF REALTY. REALTOR975 Rabbi! Rd., Sar.iboi

813 47? 1540 Eve. 472 1797

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F T fAYERSHEALTH FOODS

•Oper iV.nr,. S.it, 9 5.20•181 0 3 2 ?

Mi- Grf.ijor Blvd.

74 ISLANDER- 4-18-74

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Ladies Fashions.....

in Sandcasile Swim wear •• David Smith Culottes^ •** ItevW Crystal Dresses

Also - fai 6 & P S iGROGSHOP

New Modern Beverage StoreTo Serve The Islands

"Just before the Captiva Bridge"FINE WINES LEADING LIQUORS

WEEK E N D SPECIALS

Garden's 6in 86°full quart $515

King William IVScotch 86°

full quart $569

imported Lambruscosoft semi-dry red

table wine $2" bottle

- WE DELIVER CALL AHEAD{minimun one case) 472-1682

Open 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mon. thru Sat, Cbsed Sunday

Masier top (Turn r i#t off Causeway) M

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SGUTM FT. «¥£8S 8EACH

For Pre-Consfrucflon Prices& Brochure Write To:

Your Majesty's Condominium73G0 Esfero Bivd. On The GuffFort Myers Beaef\ Ra. 3331

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