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CAPTIVA ISLANDS

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VOLUME 6 NUMBER 47 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY NOVEMBER 24. 1966

COUNTRY CLUB NEWSAT CHAMBER

Summary of the proceedings at the Community Country Club meetingearly this month was sent out to all boxholders on Sanibel and Captivalast week, The report was prepared and sponsored by the Sanibel-Cap-tiva Islands Chamber of Commerce.

While not all island property owners could be covered by the mailing,if any owner or interested visitor would like a copy, you may pick oneup at the Chamber of Commerce office, or drop a card to the Chamberrequesting one. Already the "I've heard" stories are circulating, withthe usual distortions, so get a copy. Remember, if you want the full pro-ceedings of the November 3 community meeting on the project, the tran-script is available at the Chamber's office.

FRIENDLIEST

WISHES

FOR A-

H A P P Y

THANKSGIVING

THE STORE WITH THE1S1AHD RMM

SANSBEL LIBRARY SETSSCHEDULE FOR M O V I N G

The Sanibel Public Library will start moving to new quarterson Saturday. Though the library will be open to visitors on Saturday,-it will be closed for work at the new location on the next regularvisiting day, Tuesday, November 29.

New quarters are in the recently completed office building ofSanibel-Captiva Real Estate next to the Red Pelican Shop in the vicinityof the new shopping center. The opening at the new location is scheduledfor Thursday, December 1. Thereafter regular hours will be observedon Tuesdays and Saturdays from 10 to 12 a.m.

The layout for the new library has been drawn by Leon Levy, arch-itect, and new stacks are being built by Buell Franklin. The growinglist of books now includes about 4,000 titles.

About a year ago the library outgrew its former quarters in theSanibel Community House and was moved to the present location inthe Town Square, where it kept on growing, necessitating largerquarters in the new Sanibel-Captiva Real Estate office building. Thenew location has 550 square feet of floor area, and 850 net squarefeet of wall space. It is believed that the new location provides amplespace for future expansion.

NEW MOTEL GOING UP

"Jolly Roger Motel" will be the newest facility on Sanibel Island.First units are soon to be under construction. Owners are Mr. LawrenceBruno and Dr. Nicholas Ippolito of FloralPark,New York, who purchasedthe 300 feet of Gulf frontage adjoining The Reef on the west throughPriscilla Murphy.

First section will consist of 30 efficiency units, all Gulf view. Theowners plan a total of 90 to 100 units ultimately, to be added as con-ditions warrant. The building will be of concrete block and concrete, andthe operation will include a pool.

On the ground doing some preliminary work until his crew arrivesfrom the North, is Larry Bruno, aided by Dr. Ippolito's son, Nick. Nickwill remain here until January, when he returns to school. Mrs. Brunoand children, Meryl, 15; Mark, 13; Martin,11; and Curt,9, will be downas soon as their home in Floral Park is sold.

A PICTURE OF PROGRESS

EXPANSION AT THE SEA HORSE SHOP

photo courtesy of

SANIBEL-CAPTtVA- REAL ESTATE

James S. Pickens & Claire T. Walter, RealtorsPboue; GReenleaf 2-4011

our sea hor se

wishes ever yo n e

a real pleasant

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sea horse shop

2SANIBEL CAPTIVA ISLANDER

Established 1961Duff Brown, Owner and Publisher

Editors Virginia and Duff BrownP roduction Carolyn Lowry

SUBSCRIPTIONSOn- Island $3.00 yearlyOff-Island or Split. . . . . . . .$3.50 yearlySecond class postage paid at Fort Myers Beach,Florida 33931.

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Realtor

SANIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA

GR 2-4501

sculpture pottery

, studioClosed Thursday

aid* ofblind pass bridge

30O ilfOreplica*

SLAND INN* American'Plan Hotel

Dining RoomOPEN TO THE PUBLICBREAK-FAST 7:30-9:00LUNCH 12:30-1:30 p.m.DINNER 6:30-8:00 p.m.

RESERVATIONS REQUESTEDBUT NOT REQUIRED GR 2-3161

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BIRto T00RSTURI & CAHOE

CONDUCTED BY

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Author of Sanibel-Capciva Bird Guide

For Reservations Call GR 2-4551;

THE ISLANDER

NOTES FOR CHRISTMAS

Christmas stamps are nowavailable at the Post Office andthey are beautiful.

Put ZIP in your Christmasmail...add ZIP Codes to the ad-dress and return address.

Using the new Christmasstamp on your greeting cardsassures first-class service,forwarding if necessary, andreturn to you if undeliverable.

Shop early, mail early anduse your ZIP Code. Addressall mail clearly and completely.Don't let your mail end up in adead letter office.

Include in each parcel a cardor piece of paper showing yourname and address and the nameand address of the person forwhom it is intended; also a listof contents, then if the wrappersshould come off, your parcelwill be delivered. Pack allgifts in sturdy boxes, wrapin heavy paper and tie withstrong cord.

Gift parcels to distant statesshould be mailed by early De-cember, and those for localdelivery by December 15.

Mail early in the day andmail often.

This year's Christmasstamp is the most beautifulever. Use It on your greetingcards for priority in deliveryand forwarding.

Christmas seals should beplaced on the back of yourletters, never on "the face.Greeting cards with the five-cent Christmas stamp may besealed and contain written mes-sages; not so when mailed witha four-cent stamp.

Normally there is no de-livery of cards and letters onChristmas Day other thanSpecial Delivery mail.

If you find you are going tobe a late mailer, use AIRMAILto assure on-time delivery.

Help your Post Office byseparating greeting cards intolocal and out-of-town bundles.

TWO FISHERMENby ethel snyder

Granny Matthews, long-timeresident of Sanibel and founderof Island Inn, told me thisfish story, which she said wastrue and I believe her.

Two of the old time home-steaders went tarpon fishingin the Pass on.Captiva. Eachman was in his own boat. Thereare many winding inlets, bor-dered with mangrove tree rootswirh oysters clinging to themextended t?/o or three feet abovethe low tide line. They couldhear each other but not seethrough the mangrove - linedchannels.

Suddenly one man -let outa mighty yell for help! He keptroaring'"HELP! HELP!"

His friend rowed as fastas he could to rescue him froma dire-sounding fate. When herounded the last turn he sawhis friend up to his neck inwater, hanging onto the sternof his boat,

"Why would he do that?"tbe friend thought.

Then he saw a great tarponhad leaped into the boat andthe man had leaped out! Whenthe rescurer had sized up thesituation he shouted with laugh-ter. The man in the water didn'tsee anything funny. He finallywas dragged into the friend'sboat.

They were unable to getthe tarpon out of the otherboat and brought him home.They didn't tell the folks backhome how it was they caughtthe biggest catch of the seasonbut it was too good a fish storyto keep under cover for long!

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SEE YOUR FINANCIAL FRIENDS AT

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* * * IN FORT MYERS * * *'with Experienced Trust Department

MEMBER: FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM

FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP.

The Leading Bank in Southwest Flo i,da

Reynolds Craft ShopMain Road, near Casa Ybel Road

F L O R I D A M I N I A T U R E S

R A R E S H E L L S

SHELL BOXES-FRAMES-TABLES

Shellcrafc Supplies and FindingsCeramics-Leather &. Misc. Items

The Handmade Gift is the Thoughtful Gift

ATLAS TIRES — TUBES — BATTERIESACCESSORIES

WRECKER — TOWING — ROAD SERVICE

ISLANDBAKE

SHOP

SPECIALSMon: Almond Macaroons

Thurs: Lemon PectensFri: Chocolate EclairsGR 2-3121

Hours 8 to 5Daily

Closed Sunday

Elite MaiwieSPECIMEN SHELLS

E. corner of Priscilla Murphy, (Realtor)Bldg. Periwinkle Way GR 2-2001

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Jftc Caul'sCaptiva Island, Florida

VJ?if rs - UnHwood - Opecimen

Located on Main Road, 1/2 mile North of Post Office

Friends of ALLEN DRURYand lovers of politics will wantthe Drury novel, "Capable ofHonor," just received by theMacintosh Book Shop. Buy yourcopy now and get it personallyautographed when Mr. Drurycomes down for his Sanibelvacation later in the season.

A magnificent color photoof an Epitonium Scalare willmake shell lovers drool. It's agift from KAY LAWRENCE, thephotographer, to ELSIE MA-LONE, and is on display inElsie's Speciman Shell Shop.

Next door in PRISCILLAMURPHY's art gallery-real es-tate office there's a new paint-ing in the collection. Priscillasaw the painting at an art ex-hibit at the Holiday Inn in Jack-sonville and couldn't resist itsbeauty. Entitled '"'Green Still",it was painted by TLIJA DRAGOof Cape Cod and Palm Beach.

Mr. and Mrs. GEORGECHRISTENSEN, who have beenvacationing at The Colony peri-odically since it opened, re -turned for a brief holiday lastweek. Mrs. Christensen enjoyed10 days here, but her husbandcould only spare six from busi-ness. They are from Glencoe,Illinois.

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We received the followingmessage, and while we don'tusually print letters to the edi-tor which are unsigned, wethought we'd make an exceptionin this case. So—read on,McDuff!

"Dear People;"I just wanted to say that

I'm leading a dog's life onSanibel Island. This is not asbad as it sounds, and all I cansay is I wish, all of my kindcould see Sanibel life.

"Bob and May England, twovery nice people who live rightnext to the Sanibel Trailer Re-sort, belong to me, and recentlybuilt me a house.

"It has wall-to-wall carpet-ing, a shower and they'reeven considering installing abar in my house. I suppose I'mboasting, but don't you wishyou lived a dog's life on SanibelIsland?"

/ s / Your friend,

Restaurant

§APPETIZER

Homemade Vegetable Soup . Fresh Fruit Cup . JuiceGarden Salad Bowl (choice of Blue Cheese, French,

1,000 Island or Oil & Vinegar Dressing) . Relish Tray. ENTREE

ROAST TOM TURKEYSage Dressing, Giblet Gravy, Homemade Cranberry Relish

ROAST SIRLOIN OF BEEF - AU JUS

BAKED VIRGINIA HAMPineapple Raisin Sauce

CHOICE OF POTATO & VEGETABLE —

Whipped Potatoes Tender Sweet English PeasCandied Yams Pearl OnionsFrench Fried Potatoes Baby Lima Beans

Homemade Rolls and Butter

BEVERAGESanka Tea

Sanibel Island

CoffeeDESSERT

Pumpkin Pie, Warm Mincement Pie,Ice Cream, Sherbert, Ice Cream Sundae

COMPLETE DINNER $ 2 . 9 5 CHILD'S PORTION $ 2 . O O

Served from Noon until 9:00 p.m.

PLUS OUR REGULAR MENURESERVATIONS APPRECIATED, CALL GR. 2-2751

Shifts-Dresses (Hand Screened Prints)

TANNER *lNo*ikShifts & Dresses

DAILY 9:30 to 5:30 CLOSED SUNDAYS

AL and LILLIAN ZAMBUTOarrived on Sanibel recently witha carload of personal belong-ings, the vanguard of their per-manent move from Rochester.N.Y., to Sanibel. After a briefstay with NORM and ROSECHAMBERS (R.ose is Al's sis-ter), they and daughter, DEB-BIE, who's been staying withthe Chambers, moved over toSanibel Cottages, which theywill now operate.

Mr. and Mrs. G. FREDERICKIDER arrived on Sanibel lastweek in an advance move fortheir usual season visit. Theydrove one car from Durham,N.C., where they live, and willreturn in about 10 days to theMollman home on Gulf Drive,which they have occupied forthe last several years.

BETTY SEARS' mother,Mrs, C.E. SEARS, of Birming-ham, Mich,, arrived last week tospend her usual fall vacationwith Betty, and EVELYN PEAR-SON, of the Nutmeg House.

Mrs. SPENCER EWING.our93 years young winter resident,has returned from her apart-ment in New Haven, Conn., tospend the winter on CaptivaIsland.

Ambassador WILLIAM STE-VENSON, who is spending ashort time in his Captiva Islandborne, will return to Aspen,Colorado, for the ChristmasHolidays, after which he plansto return to the islands for thebalance of the winter.

SUSAN B. KARR has re -turned to the Islands afterspending the summer monthsat her Colorado home and thefall in the Far East. Her studio,Ceramics by Susan, will be openfor the season Friday, Nov. 25.

Cfirtstmatf Cartofrom

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ISLANDER 11-24-66

LADIES GUILD BAZAAR SATURDAY

The women of the Ladies Guild of the Sanibel Community Churchwill meet at 7:30 a.m. Saturday morning to get the booths readyfor their annual bazaar which will open at 10 a.m. that day and lasttill everything is sold. Chairmen are requested to bring somethingfor instance, sheets — to cover the tables.

Sandwiches — for which most of the bread has been supplied without charge by the Island Bake Shop as well as coffee and donutswill be available for hungry shoppers. Baked goods, plants, Christmasitems, needlework and wiilte elephants will also be available in alltheir glory.

Don't miss it. If, by any chance, you have a white elephant youdon't want, call Mrs. Sylvia Strong, GR 2-5362, by Friday, so arrange-ments can be made to get it to the bazaar.

SANCTUARY COMMITTEEMEETS

The J.N. "Ding" DarlingSanctuary Committee met Mon-day and had the good fortune tohave Dick and Mary Koss jointhem. Mary is the daughter ofthe late Jay N. "Ding" Darlingand she and Dick arrived lastweek for a brief stay at theirhome in The Colony "FrigateHouse" coincidentally at thetime the committee had planneda meeting. A heavy schedule ofbusiness was considered, andwe'll have a full report nextweek.

BOWLING *EM OVER

The Sanibel Sailors BowlingTeam didn't do too badly lastweek as they took four pointsfrom the Gutter Balls Team ofFort Myers Beach.

Capt. Paul of the Seven SeasShop beat his mate, Irene, againwith games of 198,157,194 fora549 series. Irene says one ofthese days she's going to showhim.

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IMPORTEDAGED SWISS

EMENTHALER CHEESE

THE STORE WITH THE ISLAND FLAVOR

SOUTH SEASPLANTATION

ON THE TIP END OF

CAPTIVA ISLAND

COMPLETETHANKSGIVING PINNER

Reservations Desirable

ENTREES: ROAST TURKEY

ROAST DUCK

ISLAND FISH

Served With Appetizer, Soup, Salad, Choice of Potato,

Vegetable, Dessert, Beverage, Nuts and Fresh Fruit

S4.95

Regular Menu Also Available

AND CHAMP, IN THE COCKTAIL LOUNGE,

WILL PREPARE YOUR FAVORITE DRINK

TALK ABOUT WORK!Stopped in to pass the time

of day with Bill Newman atthe Chamber of Commercebooth- one time {not that hehad much passing to do, aspeople kept pouring in and thephone kept ringing) and hap-pened to pick up a Chamber ofCommerce publication f r o msomewhere in South Florida.(Where, we're not about to say.)

Anyhow, prominently on thefront page was an article statingthat their Chamber booth hadrecorded 206 drop-in visitorsthat month. Bill saw us readingit and laughed a little.

"You know," he said, "whenthat paper first came in here,one of the Chamber membersstopped by and said 'That's agood idea, Bill. Why don't wehave a monthly report on howmany people stopped by?' Well,I just said I' didn't have time.

"So, out of curiosity, hedecided tcr count up the num-ber of people who had stoppedby our Chamber Building inthe past Say. You know whatthe total was? 364!"

Whiefe left us breathless,if not wordless!

TheRed

PelicanSanibel Island, Florida

we 11 wish youhappy

thanksgivingwhen we see

you on friday

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CHAMBER ENJOYS

SOCIAL DINNER

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CAPTIVA

. Airconditioned by Tropigas

BIRD TOURS OF THE ISLANDSby

GRIFFIM6 BANCROFTRESERVATIONS

MACINTOSH BOOK SHOP

GR 2-3041

The season has definitelyarrived. Drive along Gulf Driveand you'll see the owners dig-ging out from the heavysummer's growth.

Noticed Mr. and Mrs. RAYWEIGERT of Rockford, Illinois,busy in their back yard; Mrs.GEORGE SCPJBNER took oc-cupancy this week for the firsttime of her home inPalmLake,formerly owned by the TRE-MAINES; General and Mrs.LINDSAY are back in their homeon Gulf Drive, and their neigh-bor, ISABELLE McWHORTER,also returned to her home lastweek.

BETTY MURPHY of Cap-tiva Island called the Islanderover the weekend, quite upsetover the recent disasterousflood in Florence, Italy, whichruined untold millions of arttreasures as well as takingpeople's lives, livlihoods andhomes. (She spent most of herchildhood there, which madethe news even worse for her.)

She said they need every-thing from cash to clothing,and if anyone wishes to help,checks may be sent to the wifeof the Italian Vice Consul inMiami, Mrs. J.M, DeGaetani,c/o Italian Vice Consulate, 1005Congress Building, Miami, Fla.Or if you have any clothing,etc*, bring them to Betty, whowill forward them.

Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors,and their wives, were guests at a dinner givenby Priscilla Murphy at her home, November 14.Present were Al and Betty Muench(Al's Presidentof the Board), Mary Cunningham, John and BellaKontinos, Norm and Rose Chambers, Bill andKatherine Newman, Roy Bazire, Marshall- andHazel Tabacchi, Priscilla's sister, Theresa Mc-Cloy, and special guests Lawrence Bruno andNickIppolito, who had arrived that day to begin theundertaking of building a new motel.

Board members Floyd Snook and James Jackwere off-island and could not attend.

Features of the evening were the seafoodlasagna (recipe by Mae Shannon), and a tall-tale-but-true story by Marshall Tabacchi of hisadventures in getting equipment serviced and r e -paired in Fort Myers. All agreed the Boardshould get together more often, with their wives,for social occasions.

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WHAT EVERY

iS SERVICERELIABLE ISLAND SERVICE

FOR REPAIRS, YARDWORK, PAINTING,REFINISHING, CLEANINGAND CONCRETE WORK

KEYS MADE (after December 1)

JIM'S MAINTENANCEJames Hunter, Jr.

Gr 2-5301 before 8:30 a.m. & after 2:00 p.m.

Sanibel Island, Florida

FOR CASUAL WEAR FOR MEN & WOMEN

GIFTS ©ACCESSORIES

Cross the Moat to "Adventure in Shopping" ^4(

TEENS IN ACTIONkenan fishburne

The Teen Club had a verysuccessful bake sale Saturday,with profits amounting toapproximately $160. We allwant to thank everyone who do-nated baked goods, white ele-phants, money and their timefor the Teen Club's support.We especially want to thankMrs. J. Ridge for her directionand persuasive salesmanship.Also, we want to express ourgratitude to the Legion mem-bers for letting us use theAmerican Legion hall for thebake sale.

At Saturday's meeting, clubmembers elected new officerswho are as follows: President,Kenan Fishburne; Vice-Presi-dent, Ray Rhodes; Secretary,Debbie McQuade; and Tresurer,Skip Purdy.

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Mrs. ROSA BRYANT wishesto thank all her friends for theirkindnesses during her illness.

She cannot thank everyonepersonally, but appreciates thecards, flowers and good wishesof all.

!FQR SALE;*49 Pontiac Chief, fullyfurnished $1,350. SanibelIsland, GR 2-2182,

YOUR HEALTH IS OURPRIME CONCERN!

OUR TWO FULL TIME PHARMACISTS FILLYOUR PRESCRIPTION ACCURATELY AND PROMPTLYIN COMPLIANCE WITH ALL FLORIDA AND FEDERALREGULATIONS IN OUR PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT

NOW OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEKOur pharmacists, Bernard Valind and Charles Brown, arewith Immediate call for emergencies 24 hours a day

every day through your doctor.Prescription DegL Open Daily 9 - 9 , Sunday, 10 - 7.

FortMyersBeachFlorida

San Carlos & Estero Blvd

The PharmacyNearest

theIslands

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LET'S TALK TURKEY

AND HAVE

A VERY HAPPY ONE TOMORROW

WITH YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS

A WIDE SELECTION OF CHRISTMAS CARDS

NEW MERCHANDISE ARRIVING EVERYDAYIT'S NOT TOO EARLY TO START

JUST RECEIVED A NEW SHIPMENT OFU.S. KEDS & KEDETTES, Latest Styles and Colors

Now Open SundaysWE WILL BE CLOSING AT NOON ON THANKSGIVING DAY

BAILEY'S GENERAL STOREWESTERN "UNION

SANiBEL PACKING COMPANYWINE €k COLD BEER BOTTLED WATER

WE ARE OPEN 52 WEEKS A VEAR TO SERVE YOU.1