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VOLUME 9 NUMBER 21 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MAY 22, 1969

PUBLIC NOTICEIt is required by law that a PERMIT TO BURN be issued to anyone

who desires to set a fire for any purpose whatsoever. These permitsmay be obtained from the Fire Chief only. This does not relieve theperson who sets such fire, or authorizes such fire to be set by another,from liability. It is required that any fire be attended until it is com-pletely extinquished. Therefore, the person who sets, or authorizes tobe set, a fire assumes the full responsibility for any personal or prop-erty damage that the fire may cause, including the expense to operatethe fire fighting equipment and any fine or fines that may be providedfor under the Florida Statutes.

/ s / CommissionersSanibel Fire Control District

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SANIBEL-CAPTIVA REAL ESTATE

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SAM-BEL CAPTIVA ISLANDER

Established 1961Duff Brown, Owner and Publisher

Editors „ . . . . . „ Virginia and Duff Brown

Production Louise Ostling, Patti Ann SellsSusan Kosinski, Carolyn Lowry,Karen Huston

Reporter. . . . . . . .Susan Holtz (Phone GR 2-5052)Unclassified rates: $1.00 minimum for 15 words

or less; 50 a word thereafter.Second class postage paid at Fort Myers Beach,Florida 33931.

ISLANDER OFFICE:2330 Estero Blvd., Fort Myers Beach. Write P.O.Box 2827, FMB. Phone MO 4-6792 (not a toll callfrom the Islands)

Deadlines: Ad and news copy are picked up Sat-urday afternoon; SHORT news items and ads maybe phoned in (MO 4-6792) no later than Mondaynoon.

SUBSCRIPTIONSOn-Island . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.00 yearlyOff-Island or Split .„„„.«,.„ $3o50 yearly

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BOUTIQUE.

OUR EXCLUSIVE LINESVera

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Gabar

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Leon Levin

Lombardi

Phelps Sportswear

Serbin

Alfred Shaheen

Elisabeth Stewart

Tanner of North Carolina

Hours: 9 to 5 Closed Sunday

Realtor

SAN1BEL ISLAND, FLORIDAMAIN OFFICE GR 2-4501

BRANCH OFFICE in Sanibel Shopping CenterGR 2-4521 and GR 2-4531

You're Invited To Stop By The Office To ReadThe Wall Street Journal

OFFICES OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY

ISLANDER

To The Islander:On Saturday, May 17, I ob-

served the Sanibel Boy Scouts ofTroup 88 picking up the beer cansand other types of litter layingalong the roadside.

I feel that they should be con-gratulated from the bottom of ourhearts, because they didn't litterour roadsides, and yet they arewilling to devote their time andefforts to beautify our Island byremoving beer cans and othertrash which WE threw out of ourcar windows.

The men who drove t h e i rtrucks and offered their time inhelping with this project shouldalso be thanked.

What can every islander do tohelp this situation? The mainthing we can do is to throw ourtrash out at home, like civil-ized human beings. Then our i s -land won't be an eye-sore to thetourists (whom most of us makeour living from) and also wewill appreciate our beautiful " I s -land Paradise" even more thanwe do now.

/ s / Thomas E. Holtz

To The Islander:

If what Priscilla Murphy saysregarding the non-availability ofGulf frontage is true, why are"For Sale" signs still standingon Gulf front property? And theyhave been there for months andmonths!

/ s / ReaderSanibel

DRO RICHARD M. ELLIOTT

His man f r i e n d s and ad-mirers on the Islands and else-where were saddened this weekwith new of the death in St. Paul,Minn., of Dr. Richard M. Elliott,for many years a winter residenton Captiva.

Dr. Elliott, known to all hereas "Mike," was the retiredfounder and first chairman of theDepartment of Psychology at theUniversity of Minnesota. Onlylast year a building there wasdedicated in his name and is nowElliott Hall on the campus.

Dr. Elliott was born in Lowell,Massachusetts, Nov. 3, 1887 andjoined the University of Minne-sota faculty in 1919O He was alsoeditor of the Century Psychologyseries of textbooks at which heremained actively at work duringhis winters here.

His widow has requested thatin lieu of flowers or other r e -membrances contributions in Dr.Elliott's memory can be made tothe Sanibel-Captiva ConservationFoundation. He was an ardentornithologist and conservation-ist.

CARD GAMES

The Friday night card gamesat the Community House on May16, scored another successfulevening with 6 tables playingbridge, canasta and pinochle.Four new visitors signed theguest book. Door prize was wonby Al Walther of Casa LagunaApts. CARDS ANYONE. YOU ALLCOMEM

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Family Enjoys

R e s t a u r a n t

9:00 p.m.WE EK& Sanibel Blvd.

ChartsN©* On Sate

MacintoshBookshop

Sanibel Island, FloridaGR 2-3041

First National's GoldenSavings lets eieryeneearn 5% interest:.,and it's compoundedcontinuously!As little as $25 opens your account and you startearning 5% Interest conrinuouslyfromtheveryfiretday. Add to your savings as often as yon like, inany amount.Interest is credited to your account four times ayear. You can withdraw any money which was ondeposit a full calendar quarter during a convenientten-day withdrawal period, at the beginning of thenext quarter.Another great service from the "helpful one"

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~'"H D USE" 0-F TREASURESSANIBEL ISLAND. FLORIDA S39S7

SAN CARLOS REALTY

FOR SALE OR RENT

IDEAL FOR COUPLE-Modern, furnished,air-conditioned home on two large lots inprime restricted residential neighborhood.

Home GR 2-3771Office GR 2-5371

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UnclassifiedsNEED HELP:Seeking . position with motel.Management—clerk—full time—part time. Vin Daczynski, Box11, Sanibel.

* * * * * * *PALM VIEW APARTMENTS:Quiet, comfortable place to re-lax. One block from beautifulbeach. Reasonable rates, day,week. Tulipa Way, Sanibel. Call813-472-3843.

* * * * * * *Motel owners and b u s i n e s speopleJ You can now get colorpost cards ana brochures.Beautiful full color reproduction,highest quality, low price. CallLarry C. Huston, commercialphotographer, MO 4-6655o

FOR SALE:1965 Dyna 88 Oldsmobile con-vertible, R&H. Excellent con-dition. $1,600. The Colony ,GR 2-3101.

Electric Stove RepairWashers - Dryers

RefrigerationAir Conditioning

HeatingRITE - TEMP SERVICE

MO 4-95566051 Estero Blvd.

WANTED:Motel maid full time. By TheSea Motel. GR 2-3611.

* * * * * * *FOR SALE:Beautiful black miniature Poodlepuppies ready for good homes.Call GR 2-5731 or GR 2-2601.

Get your lawn mowers in shape^ w o Call Chucks Repair Shop,GR 2-6411 or Bring them in,

ART SUPPLIES!Paints, brushes, etc. Also Flex-Bon paints, designed for tropicalweather at LEGEL SUPPLY.Sanibel Island, GR 2-4051.

* * * * * * *FOR SALE:1959 Rambler, runs but needswork. $50.00. 15' Glasspar boatwith electromatic Johnson 40 h.p.used 30 hours. $600o00 firm. Canbe seen at Andy's Marina, Cap-tiva. GR 2-326 lo

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TAXPAYERS ANDCOMMISSIONERS NOTE

When one studies the LegalNotice, Tax Sale of Lee CountyDeliquent Taxes, that has beenappearing in the News-Press, itbecomes quite apparent that own-ers of property on Sanibel andCaptiva Islands are generallyprompt In meeting their tax ob-ligation. Could it be that we havethe best record in the County?

A telephone call to the CountyEngineer brought prompt actionin getting the pot holes filled inalong the Sanibel-C aptiva Road.

! THE COLONY GUESTS]I Guests vacationing at The

•* Colony are Mrs. W. WallaceSmith and Miss Betty Ann Reedof Delray Beach, Fla.; Dr. andMrs. William K. Nowill, Elmira,NOY,,: Mrs. George Christensenof Glencoe, 111.; Mr. and Mrs.Dobay, Hollywood, Fla.; Mro &Mrs. Harry C Klefer, WinterPark, Fla. and Mr. and Mrs.Richard Sargent of Tampa, Flao

Mr. & Mrs. JAMES NELSONBROWN !!! of Medina, Ohio werethe parents of a 6 1b. 13 oz. sonon May 10. Mrs. Brown is theformer Lora Lee Ballinger ofC aptiva.P0S0 Are DALE and MARY happy!4 granddaughters and one grand-son.

WithScottyAway

Still Making Headway More Land Than Sea But!!

NEW HOURS WILL BE5:30 p.m. Until Midnight

FREE BEER TOMORROW

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SOME TIPS ON ANCHORING

There is much more to an-choring a boat than just droppingthe "hook."

Properly used, an anchor willhold a pleasure boat secure a-gainst all but the strongest cur-rent or wind. Used incorrectly,though, an anchor is just thatmuch more weight for the boatto lug along as it drifts down-stream.

There are many types of an-chors on the market today; theboater's choice depends largelyon where it will be used.

A Yachtsman anchor, for ex-ample, will hold well in grass,sand and rocks, but not mud. AMushroom type, on the otherhand, will work well in mud, butnot so well on other bottoms „

Other common types of an-chors in use today include theSpade Palm (mud, sand andgrass), Grapnel (rocks), Navy(mud) and Danforth (all types ofbottoms.)

Selecting the spot to anchoris important, too, reports theJohnson Motors News Bureau,Make sure the water Is deepenough to allow the boat to riseand fall on the waves withoutgrounding.

In tidal waters, check thetables to make sure your boatwon't be left high and dry at lowtide. Or too far at sea duringhigh tide.

It's also a good idea to keepan eye on the wind, and try toanchor in a protected area. Ifpossible, anchor out of the cur-rent and in the lee side of thewind.

Once you've picked a spot,swing your boat into the windand run a bit past where you'dlike the boat to end up.

Ease the anchor overboard(never throw it—tangled line hasa way of causing all sorts ofheadaches) and allow it to set,then let the boat drift back aboutfive or six times the water depth.

Finally, wrap the anchor linearound a cleat and motor back-wards a short ways to hel securethe anchoro That's all there is toit.

If strong winds are expected,it's always a good idea to use atleast twos and sometimes three,anchors: one from the bow, onefrom the stern and one (if neces-sary) from midships.

When weighing anchor, justmotor ahead slowly, pulling inthe anchor line, until you're di-rectly over the anchor — thenpull the anchor free.

HATS OFF

To Father Thomas Maddenwho gives the Island boys andgirls such a fine Sunday School.His interest in people is a joy tobehold. Father is always readywith a laugh and an answer and aprayer.

Islanders so much enjoy St.Michael's Carillon playing of anevening when the sun is goingdown behind Sanibel's beautifulpines.

Closed On Mondays restaurant GR 2-4322

HOURS9 to 6 The

RedPelicanSANIBEL ISLANDFLORIDA

Resort Wear,Mexican ImportsGifts fxonSSCoootrtes,Antiques, Toya,Penny CantySalmagundi,Prints ••

Turn Right At The Shopping PlazaFollow the Signs GR 2 - 2741

BINOCULARSfor rent $1.00 a day

We have binocularsfor sale, also.

Sanibel Island, Fla. GR 2 - 3041

We will be on

vocation from

Hay 16 through

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MAYERRegistered Real Estate BrokerPeriwinkle Way GR 2-6671

AMERICAN LEGION POST 123

The American Legion Post123, Sanibel-C aptiva Islands,elected Officers for the year1969-1970 at its annual meetingheld on May 13.

Commander, Paul Stwhlin;1st Vice-Commander, H e r b e r tPurdy; 2nd Vice-Commander,Preston Woodring; Ad ju t an t ,Robert Dormer; Finance Officer,Robert England; Service Officer,Marshall Tabacchi; C h a p l a i n ,Marshall Holtz and Sgt-at-Arms,Joseph Wightman.

Installation night will be heldin June with the actual date to bedetermined.

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HANDCRAFTED GIFTS BY SANiBEL CRAFTSMAN,

AS WELL AS "BETTYES ORIGINALS"

FeaturingThis Week

Shadow Box Frames $7.00 & UpAlso Adjustable Driftwood Stands

ISLANDER 5-2!

PRICES EFFECTIVETHURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY

MAY 22, 23 & 24

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STORE

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ROUND STEAKUSDA CHOICE

SIRLOIN STEAK.USDA CHOICE

fT-BONE STEAK $USDA CHOICE

PORTERHOUSE STEAKUSDA CHOICE

VSIRLOIN TIP STEAK

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SHOULDER R O ^ S f L B 4 # $

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14 OZ PKG(individuaMy wrapped )

GORTON'S PERCH.6oz Can MINUTE MAID

ORANGE JUICE..LB PKG BLUE BONNET

MARGARINE 27$6oz Pkg Natural Mozzarella,Swiss or MellowCheddar

KRAFT CHEESES .....EaCh39£12oz Cup, MASTER Garden Saiad or Chive

COTTAGE CHEESE 29i

L L HQH-FOOD VALUES!REG S9< 12oz Size,Reg, or Dry

PALMOL1VE SHAMPOO 48$REG. 93?;, 4oz Size ( regular)

BAN SPRAY DEODORANT 77$

REG. 79e, 300 Ct. Pkg

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FRUIT DRINKS 446 OZCANS

TEAR TOP CANS fUcimontclV FOODS

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T'CUT GREEN BEANS, FRUIT COCHTAIL

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GULF DRIVE SAN I BEL

Now Is The Time To Get ReadyFor All That Grass

AUTHORIZEDDEALER

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SAULO• Parts

SANiSSL MAMNALighthouse End Of Sanibel

Open Daily 7-5 GR 2-6251

sf Endorsed Byv Sanibel - Captiva Audubon Society

Bird Tours Of The islandsby

Griffing BancroftReservations May Be Made At The

MacINTOSH BOOK SHOPGR 2-3041

RESTAURANT

COCKTAIL LOUNGEXDPEN 11:30 A.M.

Periwinkle Drive, Sanibel Island GR2-3171

RESORT MOTEL

SPECIMEN SHELLSFLORIDA AND WORLD WIDE!!

Periwinkle Way - One Block WestOf The Causeway - GR 2-2001

SANIBEL SERVICESTATION

a Atlas Tires • Batteries" • Accessories• Wrecker a Road Service » Inspection

• Tune Up o Muffler ServiceHAVE IT CHECXED BEFORE YOU GO!

Rent - A - C a r . . . Daily - Weekly - Monthly

GR 2 4961

ISLANDERREAL ESTATE NEWS

Priscilla Murphy, Realtorreports the following sales:

Tract of land on La Costa, LaCosta Beach Club, from TravisA. Gresham, Jro

Tract of land on La Costa,John F . Moyer, J r . , of Sewickley,Pa. from Travis A.Gresham, J r .

Gulf front tract, CarlF.Cori ,Cambridge, Mass, from Vo V.Veenschoten, Erie, Pa.

Lot in Sanibel Estates, CarlGibson, Chattanooga, Tenn,, fromE. C. Spencer, Charleston, S.C.

Two lots in Anchors Away,Mr. & Mrs. Franics Ruggles,West Harwich, Mass., from Mr,& Mrs. Nelson Hough, Ft. Myers,Fla.

Lot in Sanibel Shores, Mr. &Mrs. Norman J . Chambers, Sani-bel, from Mr. & Mrs. W a l t e rHood, Inma, S. C.

Duplex in Sanibel Shores, Unit1, Rosemary Kenedy, Greenwich,Conn., from John Kontinos, Sani-bel.

Lot in The Rocks, Mr. & Mrs.Ho H. French, Tice, Fla., fromMr. & Mrs. Wm. Council, Sara-sota, Fla.

GARDENING NEWS

Many bulbs produce n e x tyear 's flowers at this time ofyear. Amaryllis is no exception,says the Florida Nurserymenand Growers Association.

Amaryllis bulbs are quitepeculiar in that they pull them-selves into the ground over aperiod of timeo A bulb that is toodeep will fail to bloomo A bulbthat is over fertilized with nitro-gen many fail to set flowers.Now is the time to apply an ap-plication of a 4-8-8 to your am-aryllis bulbs to produce flowersfor next year. Bulbs that a r elifted at this time will also fail tobloom.

Amaryllis are subject to adisease called red leaf blotch.A temporary control for thisdisease is a spray of neutralcopper at two-week intervals.Complete control can be effect-ed by lifting the bulbs in the falland treating them in formalde-hyde.

If you are a fall gardener andlet your garden rest during thesummer months, it is advisableto plant a small cover crop tohelp enrich the soil. You can usea cover crop of field peas. Thisnot only enriches the soil, but italso provides a vegetable for yourdinner table. Another cover cropthat has been used not only byhome gardeners but also by com-mercial people is hairy indigo.This is a vigorous growing plantof the legume family. The shadingfrom this plant will help to pre-vent weed encroachment in yourgarden during the summer.

Chrysanthemums have pro-duced enough growth for propa-gation purposes. Remove the topfour inches of the plant and makenew cuttings. These cuttiags willroot if inserted in peat and sandin approximately 3 weeks. Afterthe cuttings have rooted, set themin place for a new bed of flowersfor this fall.

Homeowners with c i t r u strees should watch for waterspots on the trunks of their t rees .These use extra fertilizer andshould be removed. W a t e rsprouts are angular, succulentgrowth with many thorns. Youneed not cut them off, just breakthem off.

5-22-69

Fine Stationery in Gift Boxes

Naelstiosfs Book ShopSanibel Island, Fla. GR 2-3041

WEEKLYSPECIALS

SR 2-3121Hours 8 to 5

Daily

Monr Almond MacaroonsThurs: Lemon PectensFri : Chocolate Eclairs

Closed SundayAnd Wednesday

PropertyManagement

Service(MICHAEL FRENETTE)

Route ] Box 149

Sanibel Island, Florida

Phone: GR 2-2841

Repairs

Mowing

New Lawns Laid

Painting

Free Estimates

H. A. V ROOM ANTV

Phone fteslseir Ctiaaged To

CAPTIVA ISLAND. FLORIDA

Reynold's ICraft Shop |

Main Road,Near Casa Ybel Road

FLORIDA MINIATURESRARE SHELLS

Shell Boxes, Frames, Tables, Shellcraft SuppliesCeramics, Leather & Misc. Items

TELEVISIONSBLACK 6WHITE OR COLOR

AIR CONDITIONERS

WOOSTEH TELEVISIONSALES &. SERVICE

Gulf Drive, Sanibel GR 2-2101

BEACH COVER-UPS

Lace, Pique, Jerseyand Terry

THE OPEN QATEBOUT IQUE

Periwinkle Way GR 2-6051

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BREAKFAST - LUNCH - DINNER

AT THE COUNTER. . . . OR ON THE PATIO

AND m THE DINING ROOM

WEOt-rsN 8 a.m. until 8 p.m.

SIX DAYS A W E E K - C L O S E D TUESDAY GR 2-3321

I WANT MY BOY TO HAVE ALL THE ADVANTAGES I CAN GIVE HIM

Such as learning the value of money, cooperation and work by earninghis own allowance; doing whatever he can to help his family.

Such as getting good grades in school—getting them because he wantsto and is eager to learn about the world, and because he knows howimportant knowledge is to his future.

Such as being proud to be clean and neat and decent.Such as addressing his friends and his parents with respect and con-

sideration.Such as standing up and standing proud when his country's flag goes by.Such as having the courage to say "no" to his friends when he knows

they are wrong.Such as respecting the value of any human being, no matter what the

race or regligion or economic status.Such as knowing how to give as well as how to take.Such as knowing to earn his own way in the world and knowing he has

to prepare for it by hard work, hard study, and sacrificing some ofthe pleasures and ease his friends may get from too-indulgentparents.

These are the advantages I want my boy to have, because these are thethings which wiE make him self-respecting and self-reliant and suc-cessful. And THAT is the happiness I want him to have.

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Real ostateON PALM AVENUE, CAPTIVA

SALES COTTAGES RENTALS

fkf William C. Shannon, Broker Zella Mae Shannon, Associate813 GR 2-2051 or 813 GR 2-2052 Captiva, Florida 33924

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dMc(gaul'sCaptiva island, Florida

iT is-UriHwooa - Specimen .Jnells

Located on Main Road. 3 Miles North of Captiva Bridge

Dewey'sMarina

Tarpon Bay, Sanibel Island, Florida

boots - bait - tackleMARINE SUPPLIES - ANTIQUE .BOTTLE SHOP

Fresh Seafood Narket

Gas-Oil GR 2-2231 Dockage

PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED BY OURREGISTERED PHARMACISTS ARE YOUR

ASSURANCE OF ACCURACY AND SATISFACTfONSUMMER HOURS

Sunday 9 to 6 — Tuesday and Friday 9 to 9Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday 9 to 8

PHARMACY CLOSED ALL DAY SUNDAY

FortMyersBeachFlorida

San Carlos & Estero Blvd

The PharmacyNearest

theIslands

MO 4-6128

2230 Estero Blvd., Fort Myers Beach MO 4-6655

Lighthouse Lounge

and

RestaurantOpen 11 a.m. until 10 p.m. Six Days A Week

12 to 5:30 on Sunday

Lighthouse End of the Island GR 2-5281

servinge Spaghetti and Meat Balls

© Shrimp in the Rough9 Beef Stroganoff

» Pizzas9 Assorted Cold Cut Platters

a Sandwiches and Salad

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MODERN ART • NATURAL HISTORY

CONTEMPORARY ART

Approximately 500 intricatelycut and beautifully finishedpieces

AMBIGUOUS COROLLAby Claudia Carrel

SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION OF THESE

Jigsaw MuzzlesPUPPIES— by Guy Coheieach FOR ABSORBING FAMILY FUN

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