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VOLUME 7 NUMBER H PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY APRIL 6, 1967

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enough to let us know when theymtinue to send their paper to the Islands which

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If you HAVE sent lu a notice ot your departure date and' 11 If vou do't get your Islander within a maximum ofthrec weeks o r 2) if yiu beSn getting IsUndors,-yhlch:h.ve been forwarded to you iy the SanuSi

WHERE THE ELITE, MEETS FOR EATS

'Ida ilora «itli the ItlarTd flavor*

WATER ASSOCIATION^TO HOLD

ANNUAL MEETING

on Aniii ^ i ? UK? A " s o c U t l ° " • " " hi>*> "« second Annual Meetingon April 10. 1967, at 10:00 a.m. K the SaMbel Community House!

Mr. John Kontlnos, President of the Board of Directors of the As-sociation. wlU preside. The Treasurer, Mr. E.O. Konradwill r e y l £the financial status ot the Association and present ttellnual AuditReport as prepared by oiaiam, GUSlam a, WiltahtreV? f Tt r

..:•• The membership wlir-be askcxj to amend Article VI of the Articies^of Incorporation and Article 'vTilt of the By-Lawa Boa of tneio ArSetaS"hare to do with the election of the Board of Directors indthilltSTure"

:^pl office.. Proxies have.been mailed to all members of the Association,v snd those memberB who arc unable .to attend the meeting are urged ,1;-'; toexercise their voting privilege by return of their proxy. • ; . :^.

"'X*-JOiin. Jvacclc,. Mr.. .Keii Havourd. IMir. X*GW Punk snd. Mi* • Andreor n

election. Membors of the r

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S K ^inBarTS^?^? 8^1^ ?£ SeX^e.. artlcl* and Mr. Kontlnoa wiu not he available for reelection The noin-iiatlng comrnlttto ha. not made public their slate of proposed Board .Members. The, membership at large can propose their candld«es-rrom the floor «t the time ol the meeting. . . -™;

_At the conclusion of the meeting, Mr; Kontlnos wiu declare the '•'•'''^public meeting .adjourned and will reconvene the meeting of the Board •

Members at the .Association Office, where the present and newlyelected MU cold an Executive Meeting. The newly elected memberswill tslce office a: the Regular Monthly Board Meeting in May.

; I SHELL CLUB TO MEET^ ^ ^ | K l v a SbeU'Club will meet Monday. April 17, «6 J 3 0 ^? e i n ' M *»»w*o«. «iia WU be a dinner meeting with elections

: of officers for tho 1967-68 season. Menu will be a choice of eitherRoan Beef or Roast Chicken, C$3.50 which Includes gratuity) Mem-bers and guests to call In reservations directly to the Coconut GroreRestaurant, CR 212751;, Not Utter than Saturday, April 13 Please statechoice of meal at the time ol calling.

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ST. MICHAEL'SAND ALL ANGELS

EPISCOPAL CHURCHthe Rev. T.A. Mslden, VicarSUNDAY

Holy Communion. .7 30a,m.Morning Service and SundaySchool 9 30 a.m.

WEDNESDAY a\nd HOLY DAYSHoly Communion. . . .9 a.m.

ST. ISABELLASCATHOLIC CHURCH

Fither MIGUEL M. GONI

HOLY MASSSundays , , . , . , . . . .11*30 a.m.Thursdays 7 30 p.m.HolyDayi 5 30 p.m.CONFESSIONSundiys before Mass

SANIBEL COMMUNITYCHURCH

The Rev TAD ALLEN, Pastor50th Anniversary Year

WornlnR Worship!*, . i f 00 a.m. —Sunday School 9 30 a.m. D

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCHThe Rev. E.G. Morgan, PastorSUNDAYSunday School , , , , , , , 9 4"> a.m.Morning Worship . . . 11 00a.m.vounp People's Hour.6 00p.m.Evening Worship . . . . 7 30p.m.WEDNESDAYPrayer Meeting & Bible Study

7 30 p.m.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICESAt Ethel Synder's Beach home

an Gulf DriveSUNDAY 11 a,m.

continued from page 1

or Captlva Poet Offices, again,PLEASE LET US KNOW. Weregret that we do make mis -taken (although we try hardnot to) but we cannot correcta mistake* If we do not knowwe have made one. There arefew things which make us sad-der than to be tola "I didn'tget my paper all summer"when, to the beet of our knowl-edge, you *iave been.

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WHO'S WHOAND WHY

PRESTON R. WQODRINGJIUshQnMvisiting his parent*. PRESTON and MAR-THA. Preston Jr. Just finished a tour ofduty In \ letnam. He U home tor 21 day*then will be off to Fort Riley, Kansas rArmy Base. w.

LAS CONCHAS del MAR

Laa Ccneh»* del Mar Apartment*owned by Art and Will! Arnold, reportthe completion of their first full MisonIn cperotion. Guests (or the month ofFebruary were Mr, & Mri. Lee Weissman of Baltimore, Md., (or March, Mr.& Mrs Frank Kaufman (a former elf.menUry Bshcol teacher of Mr. Arnold)from Damemora. NY. April guests wereMrs. Edward Hauck and friend, MriMargaret Mil ley of Lakehurst. N J ,andthe Arnold'* son and daughter-in-law,Mr. & Mrs. Conrad Arnold of Aumntia,Fla. *"

Mr. Arnold Is active In the SanibeUCaptlva American Legion Port 123 wherehe was recently named Die Post's PublicRelations Officer and Is curreirtlyBnoni-ln«c for the post of Adjutant on a slit* ofPott officers b> be elected In May Hewas a former newspaperman, news col.umnist, radio commentator and tho au-thor oC two CfvU WIT novals and IN cur-rently authoring a contemporary noveltlUed, "A White ibrtng •• Before movingto SUOBMI front Uw nar id) «a«t coait,Mr. Arnold Uutitit creative writfmruUioJunior college level In that area.

Besides being Mr Arnold's staunch-est literary critic: W1I11 Arnold vrorkitpart-tlmo at tte popular Sholl "Jet GiftShop, owned by the eoually iwpular Doband Jem A

SHELL HARBOR INN GUESTSMr. t Mrs. Ray Pumn of Olivet,

MlrtL, and Punta Gorda Ul«s havo returned to Shell Harbor Inn and broughttheir daughter ind aon-ln-Uw with themto Introduce them to their many tili-idfriends. Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Marque Uaof Toledo, Ohio, havo returned Tor «nextendod visit to SteU Harbor too. Otherguests are Mr. * Mrs C A NleJierswiof Indianapolis, bid., the William G

JrfcDennctts at Columbus, OHo, the ARobertsons of Bowl end, N J , and Mr.ItMrs. Graves of Tampa. Mr. and MriMurray Chas*!n and family of Roslyn,N Y., have also come for a visit to curIslands. Tho stnior Chasslni irere hereearlier on s visit ami so enjoyed ihenw•elves, they sent the Murray Chasslnsan Invitation to come loo

Other visitors are Mr & Mrs. CBcker of West Allli, WIs., Mr. &. Mrs.T Schmidt of Indianapolis, Ind.. the DPughs o£ Hastings, Mich. Mr & Mrs.J Trtmakas and family of Kohomo, Ind.and the Frank Dusehs of Carbondale, 111

Owner* of Sholl Harbor Inn, Rudolflnoand David Holtzman, have had Mrs.Hcdtinuui's Bister visiting them at theirlovely new home, aster llel.a Hecht,from Vienna and her niece Heidi ichafflerand sons, Michael and Konrad from Wie-ner Nouitadt are here for several weeksvacation, and It Is tho first tiroo tor allof them on Sanfbel They are sit havinga wonderful time meeting family andfriends of the Holtcmani This Is (heirfirst trip to the States for Hello andsons, but Heidi hat been to the Stalesbefore on a visit to her aunt and uncle

rup north. C

DR. MORDECAI HABER AWAY

Dr. Mordecal Haber of &nlbel willbe «way May 6, ?. g and 9 attending Uioannual Florida Medical Associationmeeting. Dr. Haber will reliirnon Sundaynight. May 9.

B EACH V! EW C OTT AG ES

Mi, & Mrs Jack Anstey arc at theBsorbvieT and Jack found two hairyehltonc In Jront cf tho Bearhvlaw. Theyart fairly r a n shell*, and h« Is pr*ttyproud of Ids Ond. Other gurtM a n Mr.A Mrs. H A. Johnson of DUuth, Muuu,Mtd daughter-in-law and tiustnnd. tha DZlegltarn of Dulutti too. Dr & Mrs. Her-bert Notion oT Wyn-ott. Pa., a n enioylnarwit at UM cottages and tM Joseph Belle<j( Orlando nave somo fHuuls with themtsrs alee vacation.Othervisltorsotnotaore Potti Amen, one of the June Taylordancers oC TV fure and from NorthMiami. June Banner and f unity of Cleveland HatgUs, Ohio, Is a Beacliview too.June does besuOful work onpUIows, wallhangings and other artistry for the Art.

THE COLONY GUESTS

Guests enjoying The Colony n k r ,£ Mrs, T E. Andrews and Mr 4 MrsCorcoran rf Coi-al Gables, Fin., Mr &Mrs. ZamudloofMIaniI,ria.,Mr.&Mrs.E. C. JarreU andfamilyfromDwiuacus,Md. the J. E. Kauke family ant) the B, JHubka family Iron JBckauivulc, Fin.Mr. & Mrs. Gerald B Slnykln and soncfNewport Beech,C«lif.,Mr.lMrs.DanielSteves and baby o(Cincinnati, Ohio MissRuth Pitts from Lexington. Ky , Mr. tMri. J Norman Millcr of Merchantville,N J. have returned to their cottage • SeaO«U'\ Mr. A Mrs. M A. Mandcll andbaby from North Bay Village Fla. Dr.& Mrs. Arthurs. Doyle from ML Healthy,Ohio, and las re on their honeymoon areMr. Si Mrs. Lerry Chumney from Ed-wards AJ\B. , Calif.

THESURFRIDER NEWS

by Susan wllle

Returning .caln far their "«n^vt, l l l t

at the Suririder ore tho t red HorUHx-heimers trom Applelon. WIs. They areglad to be bsck on Sanlbcl "** '"«"£%*»Ux Klad to se« them again Th"*"*™be«n »h«Ulne and have h«d a lot IP»dlueUMrs. UBrtoUbelmer found aboau-tuul snlAm ollv* U» other ruint whileihellS« at low Uoe. It i s rwlly • I O T ^specimen, which «he « n be P w j o f .

OU»r guests visiting «s this weekare Mrs Barbara Arnold and her sonfrom Laytonsville, Md. Mrs. J DBerry, Jr. and Mrs. Winston LawlessofLiko Alfred, Ha, the William Kellyfamily of Boca Raton, •na., Mr s Mrs.Ronald BactaiB of Orlando Mr * " « •a Cohen of Miami, and Mrs. PatriciaBiondo of Bal Harbour, Fla.

Mr. & Mrs. E. J Gomorsall J r ,and family of Miami, are here for alongweekend. They visit us very often sndreally enjoy tho mm and boactuThe chil-dren love the pool and shutneboaxd.

Mr. & Mrs F. McDonald of Colum-bus, Ohio, are here with us to celebratetheir 40th anniversary. Mrs. McDonaldreceived a beautiful botxjuet of rod rosesfrom her husband. ConBratuUUootobothof them and hope they have many morememorable anniversaries.

Other One folks here to enjoy thebeautiful wosthpr and gorceous beachfrom the north are Mr 4 Mrs* A BMchol of Montreal Canada, and chil-dren, tho J Owens family of LalhrupViUagt, Mich. Mrs Ann Gasman andson of Wodlne River, N Y , the GenoCeib fjunily from Fremont, Ohio Mrs.krute Lee and family of Bellport, N Y*Mr. & Mrs. Mctor Herman tf TraverseCity, Mich. Mr. 6 Mro Daniel TurcusIr*.or Loraln, Ohio, Dr t Mr*. WilliamLtmgaker of Brooktondale NY..andl/r& Mrs. Waiter Blutdorf of Kensha. Wis.

Also here with us for a relaxing va-cation are some mere folks from ourown beautiful state of Florida who Justwanted to get away from it nil and seawhat native living i s all about Ihey areMr. 4 Mrs. Robert Curtis of Ft. Laud-erdale, Mr. find Mrs. Peter klock ofMiami, Mr. & Mrs. John Lelshman ofPalm Beach, Mr. L Mrs. Robert IUck-ett of Miami, Mr. £ Mrs. Paul Clark ofOrlando Mr. t Mrs. W D Davenportof Branden. and Mr. A Mrs. RobertBrizelof North Miami Bench. They are all justhaving a b*U enjoying the poolandpicnictables

Mr. 1 Mrs Norman McCoolofEvanB-villc, Ind, ro i ly had quite a 'anilly withthem this year. There were four gener-ations of them here wllh us. There wasMrs. McCool'a.rDother, Mrs, McGowan,and tho McCools' children and grand,children. They loved the pool and beach.We will be looWnc forward to their re-turn visit next year.

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4 ISLAMVII 5 6-71

Letter To The Editor

TO THE ISLANDERA «py et tt* following latter tent

to Mr* CtttCmwd Llliott of Cheiter-town, MdL, « » wnt lo the Islander forpublicationDaarMrs Elliott

1 m i wading your:lettertothoEditorin the Wander paper about ihc Barbagecan at Turner Beach and It not beingpicked up very often.

t hav. a reeling the people think Sanl-be! Disposal !• responsible for the pw-bago there We are not. Thacountyplcktup the park* and the causeway. Wo <1 boglad to do It but evidently the countydocs It cheaper

Just wanted to clear up any mls-thouRhti nbout who wasn t picking It up.

/*/ Vinrfnla HamiltonSnnlbcl DUpot»l ServiceFort Myers, Fla

TO THE ISLANDERTo put It milfflr^b propowl to con

ncct a Pine Island Dfidgc to 0* SanlbelCauseway la unbelievably idiotic

Except If you stand to gain.It » In 1MB regard that our very able

Board of CommUsloners must exert(treat care In examining such proposalsIf there la a possibility that people Inhigh places are pushing for this projectIn opposition to the public Interest andextremely detrimental to the life of theIslands then the Board should guardagainst falling Into this trap.

For just as the Federal Governmenthas found it essential to Investigate ardcensure those found guilty of promotingtheir special Interests while on theiwbllcpayroll Isn t it Just M Important to ex-amlno this possibility on the orel scene?

To paraphrase a man who utce heldtl c highest offlco In the land You canfool some of tho voters someof the limebut you can t fool all tho voters all of (he

TO TIIF ISLAND! HA copy of the following wa» wnl to

the Islander lorpubltcalionlA&WOIft ATTACK

pb>«-*J aspirations moke me sick ofstomacfir^Our mosquito control boardmembers ha*e performed a chsJlenplnKtask successfully lor all of Lw Countyresidents tor tho past several years tobe now rewarded by an unsavory attachonthelrpcrwnalcharacters Anyone whoaccepts the responsibility a* a memoiron this board must be of a philanthropicand benevolent nature toward his mankind because they know that It puysthomno remuneration but will cost them mateyto serve

He knowunly one member personally,Mr f rands Bailey, or* It ever an fn-dlvlsual was honest, trustworthy and ofgood, bound moral character, Mr Baileyis that man CJI only hope is that-thosewho have not had the p r iv i ly to knowhim or serve closely with Mm on manycivic services to our Sanlbel andCaptlvaIslands will not prejudge him or hischaracter without first asking any oneofthose who kn«- him

One s character Is the only mostpriceless compensation to beMlnKibya lifetime of good moral lit In*; and dealLie dally with and (or his followmui thatyet Is no fragile as to be shactc-ed hvunscrupulous, politically motivatedcharges

Our only hopa Is that an aroused pub-lic will firmly nhow these board membora that their services are app-eciatedand that the} who elected them hateevery confidence fn their conduct.

/« / Lew i_ Funk -Saribcl

BATTER'S BOXSanibcl Captlva rallied against Bob

^Lincoln Oldarooblle at Lions Park, April2b to defeat them 13-8

Chuck Navo Wt * home run, J e r r yMuench nit two triple* and Roger Tabor

HUTTON AND BAZIRE ATTEND MEETING OF ECOSWF

MARINE RESEARCH WORK BEGINS

1 hlrteen ctudcnU and Two faculty Riemnera at tht Florida Atlantic Dnlvertlty,Boca Raton, Florida were on Sanlbel thn weekend of April 24 13 to begin marine re-search worh using the loating lab facility oC the Florida Inttltuta of OceanograpnyThis la the former ' Queen Margaret. ' donated by a illent of Mr A. Scott Hamilton,J r , of Sanlbel and Louisville K* . through tha Sojiltml.CapUva Conservation I ound.atlon for conservation purposes

A mUhap near Venice necessitated docking there overnight Friday to that the K/VI 3 0 as the veescl is now named watunable to l»ld on Open House planned for thabanibel Businessmen for Conservation, the Sanibcl Captlva ConMrvattan Founda&a sboard of dlrettori «nd membra Friday, April 23 When the vessel U In these walertfor a longer lUy later fn the year this will be cwrectod, according to t)r HubertE Smith Director of tha Florida Institute of Ocesnogriphy.

Some Foundation board member* and bublne»men who had a chance to too thett/V S 30 expresoed dftll&hl with the accommodaUoni of Ute houseboat. Its Bluj andsuiUblllty tor both flouting dorm and marine lob On* Conservation Foundation boardmember opined. I'm w r r y we d|dn t take It."

SALT WATER FISHING LICENSE REJECTEDOn ttcdrwsday the County Conunlulonors rejected a license for salt water fishing

as proposed by the Florida Legislature, bU only for lack of Information This bill hasbeen widely discussed In othe- areas of tha state and explored by all counties frontingon Culf and ocean waters s

The Commissioners also considered theBoatPottutionOrdinance and many againstthe ori2nance from marinas spoke ouu Some in lavcr of it also testified, A new commlttse for revision of the hotly contested ordinance was appolrted, with another meetingIn the courthouse on May 6&t8p.m Commissioner a Waller Shirey and James bweeneywill probably be on thtr committee with representative* of the County Health Dept,

The original ordlnascs to control boat pollution in the county was Introduce* by DrJoaftph laley and Dr VernonG. MacKcnxte Commissioner Sweeney moved for a newcommittee* to be appointed and said the new committee should Include thn* bout own-eri two commissioners,, and two martn. operators andDr, MaeKentle euegeated thatat least ono vuittarian expert be Included, After the May & nceting, there mil be aformal haarlng.

The SonSbel - Captive

CONSERVATION FOUNDATIONNEEDS

JOIN IOOO OTHER

ISLAND LOVERS AND

HELP US TO.

• Complete and preserve the JJ4. "Ding" Darting NationalWildlife Refuge

• Cre&te a FRESH WATER WET1 ANDS sanctuary on Sanlbelas an essential complement to protect the *Dlng" DtrUngRefuge.

• Establish a NATURE CENTER for the public and for useby students, reaearchcro and other Interested group*.

OO Derelop a MARINE RESEARCH STATION, wlrl1 the cooper-

ation of other marine science agencies Inthestate tnd nation.

• Sponsor a program of research and education at all educationallevels, utilizing the abore natural resources and physicalfacilities

CUC it MAIL TO

THE SANIUL-CAPTIVA

CONSERVATION FOUNDATION, INC.fonibeJ blind, Ffertda 3M57

I pledge my support to the efforts of this Foundation to pro-9tnet In harmony with orderly growth, the nantral valueswhich makfi theae islands aunlQuearea.Ienclooe myeneekfor annual membership.

0 Doner $ 100.00

D Contributing S 25.00

D Sustaining $ 10.00

a Life S lOOO.fK)

' Life inembvrahtp miy be mads In four annual paymentsAll Contributions and Dues Tax Deductible

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CONSULT US ON ALL ISLAND LCOTNGS

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Mr. J Retort Curtis of MIADeburg.COBIL, an angles who prefers to catchMil flih on • lure laste*d of lira bait hadthJj flog catch of rod* r«,S=r.=fc whilefldiiog with guide Ralph Woodrlng l o t

On Tuesday, April 27, Dr. L Mrs,Robert Spleer of Gulf Drive en Sanlbeltook Mi brother, J. Sjdcer and wife fatan afleraotn's ashing with guide RalphWaodrlng to celebrate the J Sheers3Ut wedding annlverslly. They used liveshr ! s9 t f lh -< th- sdea imht22trUh

17 CASES OF BEER TAKENSeventeen C U M of beer were taken

from • refrigerated shed behind theCuuwiyi Restaurant Friday ntchtsometime. A lortc was broken tram thedoor oT tt-ebuUdlntf to gain entri'.Sher-itt>* deputies report. Ihe value of thebeer was set at approrfmsiely 375.00

PLANE CRASH MISSES

PRISCILLA

FrtMllla Murphy w i shell buntingon (be south aide of ifealbel nben aplanecam* over. It sh* had suddenly atoodup,U would have bit her, as Harold E, Hen-derson at Orlando tried Is land tnaplanaon thvt beach because of endue tn**ile.The plan veered Into Ibo water when th*landing gear broke off, and later bivesUIxstlon revealed & faulty propeller blade.

The accident occurred about2p,]n. onSunday, and In the light plane with Hen-derson was a passenger, Paul V. Watsonat Fort Myers. They had taken off frontPage Field In Fort Myers eerUer on asightseeing- trip when the engine troubledeveloped, making the enctna v i b r a t e .Sheriff Lou Secary reported the accident,and by-stanriera pulled the plane back onthe beach. The plane la owned by sn avi-ation c'ub In Orlando, and this was thethird mishap logged for the plane In re-

PrlscMa says, 1 guest It Just warn tmy time to go, and I am thankful no eraswas hurt."

CLEANER CARPETSDIEF STEAM U I M T CIEARING

FISH* SHELL e BIRD

SAVOR.

» BEACH • D A Y « a A Y O U ( «

Dick Frieman

C.G. L i e , Guide 4V2-1315

••Sea The Islands1

TAILORING AND

ALTERATIONS

-•OF ALL KINDSDone In My Home

BONNA WILLIAMS472-1423

NEWS FROM HOMEWE MAIL AHTWHttt

472-1466

ISLANDBAKE.SHOP

WEEKLY

SPECIALS

Tuaa, Almond MacaroonsThurs Lemon PeclansFrit Chocolate Eclairs

Closed Sundays fc Mondays

-Horn* and Swimming Pool

with view of the Bay

ask us about this onal

VISIT OUR MAIN OFFICE'N THENEWSANIBEL CENTER BUILDINGor WRITE POST OFFICE BOX 202

1SLAMDE.EALESTATEJNG.

$10,000 PLANNING GRANT APPROVEDApproval of * |10,COO planning grant for a project W provide on environmental

scImM™roKram tor the Lee County school system from Miwlerearten through 17thgrade was announced recently by William Hammond, program coordinator and En-vironmental Science director for the Lee County Bvhools. Hammond Ii also a membero T l h e t a a n l l c directors of the Ssnilel-Canma Conservation Foundation which hasworked closely with him to pro*ide-iaturalre»ourcefaciUtles on the island for Kiencestudents AMnalorthurst of the prtvosod project UUteuse of r.ich areas t s tho J N"Dine" DarllnsNatlonal Wildlife Refuge and the Sanlbel Fresh Water KeUatids Refuge.

The project calls fgi «n expenditure ol$322,864 over n three year period to developan e f fecave^i i inmert education programTThls Is a Title HI protect Mihe Officeof Education V S. Dept. ot Health, Education and Welfare.

Included In the project prcpowu is a Community Advisory Council to l i ve repre-sentatives from local Audubon organttatlons and the Sanlbel-Captiva Conservation

t ' SAN.BEL SCHOOL YEARBOOK OUTThe colorful Sanlbei School Yoarbook, a first fortho s-hool i i la clrcuUUon It has

• brirtt blue cov*r. lit In pamphlet formand i s called 'Memorias 1B1L The picturessMHMtat wiTta brown. «nS ids and art work were done by Mrs. Gert A. Henmfc ThonifttT remartubla thing about the book Is t»te dedication, written by tho children them-oT Scnfbat and Captlva. W« tnvo dedtcctCtsd It to them besauSeJha]t.hiv« -hrtpeHl UM toTmli*\£rmtor w trip to Cape Kenwdy and other fund raising drives. When w* weresoiling cookies and candy they generously bought them from us. They have also con-tributed ?ul»e a lot of money to the movies and the car wash They have given theirtlnio In 'omlna to our program. Thank you all for all ycur help

There are still a few cop es of the Yearbook available at $1.00 per copy.Saturday the children an<J some pnrenU and teachers went to Cape Kennedy on their

long wortSd-for wid looked-forward-to trip. They traveled by charter Creyhwrnd Busto and from the vast outdoor Space AJB Center and saw the outdoor museum dedicatedto the achievements of our astronauts. The trip tlirough the center, located at an Islandout of TltustUle, took about3twurs.ln July of 1%9, the National Aeronautics and SpaceAcbnlnlatraticn Uuacbed tho llrkt men to travnl througb outer space to the moon.

Tho tdrtory of spaca exploration Is allvlns history at Cape Kennedy, and che nwgnUtude of tho whole opentlun is rather hard for the mind to grasp In Its magnitude, but nodoubt our children who have lived with tlds knowledge find it more of a reality than us

They" saw the early rockets and could fomplre then In slse to the later ones Thotour encompassed fifty miles inallwlthstopaat all the tnteresting phases of operation.The Apollo rockets stand on the launch pads wid the children saw the umbilical linesthat connect them toU»giganacBnaceUaidlng,thelargeatln the world In overall size,as they encompass the rocket before it Is moved out to the launch pad by a gigantic

They saw the concrete buwers from which earlier launch shots were controlled,but Is now no longer Ii use. Then they saw the consolus inside tho thirty foot wallswhere operators woifc the control*. Each has a television viewer showing the operationot the particular part they are In control of, and ia case uf a mal functioning port, theycan map tho count down. There are several hundred of these In a circular, domed win-dowlesit building During scdal launch, all persons outdoors must move Heverai milesfrom the scene. Lastonthe tour, they saw the assembly building where tho rochet partsare mode.

TO TAIWAN-WITH LOVEThe above picture shows Ruth and Philip Hunter with their Sanlbel Shell Fair prize

winning exhibit they received for shells they brought from the marvelous Taipei Mu.•eum BtTalwan,Republ'cofChIna.Thecuratorw8a very proud of the Museum's displayof shells from Florida. Tho Hunters are happy to let their Chinese friends toww theirbeautiful gift* from the sea* earned a while and gold ribbon at the 1971 Sanlbel ShellFair.

FLORIDA CHAPTER, THE NATURE CONSERVANCY TO MEET

The annual convention of the Florida Chapter, The Nature Conservanry mwU atNaples May 7. 8 and 9 Attending the sessions Trill be Mrs. George WjUorbotham,chairman of the Board of the SHOlbeUCapUvaConservaUonFoundaUorland Boy Bazirc.executive director ol the Foundation. Banre is a member of the Board and vice pres-ident of the State Conservancy chapter. .

IJr Thomas H. Richards, president of The Nature Conservancy, Arlington Js.,will address the convenUon e^hering. He will d t v meet with Mrs. WWerbotham,Bazlre. and Robery Haynle, treasurer of tho local Foundation, to re; lew land and m.-quisltion programs on Sanlbel and plan for future completion of tho purchase ot np-nnHdmstclv 1,500 acres of Interior wetlands „

The titon Conservancy Is working closely with tho local Conservation round,aaon. National Audubon Society, U S. Bureau of Siport Fisheries & WlldHfe U i>.Bureau of OutdoorOlecreatlon Florida Division of l.ecreation and Parks, and the LeeCounty ComirHsi>Ioners on the Fresh Water Wotlands Rcfugo project.

VERMS BPSERVICE

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The Better OneNext to lUckonr Bsr-B.Que

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POT PIES 6P£S.99<RICH'S

COFFEE RICH 5%& 99<MRS. PAUL'S

FISH STICK 2?K&'99«McKENZIE CUT ,

CUT CORN or PEAS. .5P 0 K«:99<ALWAYS COCO GRADE A HOMOGENIZED

MILK .°.\L:$1.09KRAFT SLICED

AMERICAN SINGLES. 2 PK°GZS.99«MASTERS

ORANGE JUICE 4CQTNS.99<

PILLSBURY ROLLSS 6 OZ. DINNER, 8 OZ. CRESCENT OR

. 10.6 OZ. PARKER HOUSE

STEAKSU.S.D.A. CHOICE PORTERHOUSE OR

T-BONE STEAK ^S1.49U.S.DJk. CHOICE BOTTOM ROUND DR

SIRLOIN TIP ROAST.....^&.$1.S9U.S.P.A. CHOICE

CUBE STEAKS .L.B,$1.49

SWIFT PREMIUMU.S.D.A. GRADE A

CORNISH HEKS

HAM SLICESWESTERN LEAN

PORK LOINQUARTER SLICED

<-B.59<ALWAYS GOOD

CHIPPED MEATSBEEF, HAM, TURKEY, CORNED BEEF

OR PASTRAMI3 0Z. BC1.A

Howard Mayor WncMon,• lot In Sanlbel lite*.

From Mr. & Mn. Llertert IHirdy toMr. & Mrs, Curl J. ilcrockl of Storltiu

PORK CHOPSLB.79*

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SPARE R«S8LB.59*

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ONIONS. 3SWEET & JUICY

ORANGES

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VO 5 SHAMP0O...S77036 CT. PKG. CHILDREN R E G

BAYEB ASPIRIN ::i^U6)4 OZ. SIZE R E S

OFF INSECT REPELLENT...<S3t17 OZ. BTL. • REG.

SCOPE IB0UTHWASH...^.87$

6.S OZ. SIZE REG. OK H-T-H

PROTEIN 21HAIR SPRAY

17 OZ. WHOLE KERNEL, 16 OZ. CREAMSTYLE OR 12 OZ. NIBLETS

GREEN GIANT CORN , 4CANS99<GREEN SIANT KITCHEN SLICED OR FRENCH GREEN GIANT

GREEN BEANS 4 ^ 9 9 4 PEAS 4cDEL MONTE HALVES OR SLICED

PEACHES 3 29 O,CAN

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RITZ SODAS 12'C°NS99( KRAFT"bRES5ING;.2BTu:KRAFT JET PUF.

MARSHMALLOW....4 rK°l"99* LESTOILNORTHERN

TOWELS.KRAFT ASSORTED

i99< BBQ SAUCES .3BTLS.99«

10 ISLAMJUt S-fe-71 5.S-TL 1SLANDEK U

Doing Qaee&t &| S a i u k l

lee cream treatsBANANA SPLITSSUNDAES & SHAKESDIPPED CONESSODAS & FLOATS "TAKE HOME PRODUCTS

soft drinks 4 Mr. Misty

SUMMER HOURS : DAILY 11-9 SUN. 12-0

CHOCOLATE ICE CREAM IS BACK

Ouick *n tasty kitchenHOT SANDWICHES

STEAKBURGER Spoclol HAM & CHEESEBEACH FRANKS HOT PASTRAMIBARBECUE SUPER SUBROAST BEEF CORNED BEEF

NEW ARTIST HAS PICTURES IN ARTISAN SHOP

Ruth Whaley, seir.tsuuht arliK, has somo very nice psinbrajs kvh wlflinsls andprints at the Artisan Shop an Sanlbcl. Them are birds, boats, tlcwnr* and many othersubjects of interest and beauty on display.

Mrs WMoy, nix, lives a 839 Oak St. tort Myers Btacb, has spent a 111. Unu ofliving and painting, reiordlnn many varied acenei as she ssw them. She has paintedmuch tt the American scene, IncLulflg Ozark Rrcenpry to th* F'orida stcne.

Retiring to the Beach some throe yearn ago, she has lived in a trailer. In order toreduce household routine 10 s mlrlroumsndleavantore time for her art pursuits, fish-ing and general enjoyment of the leisurely life. Friends and ncle>fcors, viewing hertrorks have incourawid her to place Utfjn on the market so all may enjoy the fruits ofher labors

Mrs. Whaley soys "All of my family fire artistic. It sort of runs In tnoiamlly, »ndI lovo (o paint. I like many subjects and all are different." But she* l ju palmed on con.signmont at various tlmes.Ncxtmonth are plansto visit her son Jack Froe in Charlotte,N C . and also to return to Charleston, ^C , vrhcru she has hand printed the Ten Com-m-uidincnts, with butterflies and forgot-me-nota. There Is a deep religious fee!ir.gunderlying everything she does. 'No matter If It s houao cleaning or painting, 1 feelthere In something of Godliness In It, as God motivates me In everything I do " she

MRS. PAUL'S ' '

FISH STICK .'i 2'PM

KGt 99< \MeKENZIE CUT < O

CUT CORN or P E A S . . 5 P £ Z S . 9 9 < SB»ALWAYS GOOD GRADE A HOMOGENIZED S

MILK ...G.\L;$1.09 IKRAFT SLICED J

AMERICAN SINGLES. 2!i&99< kMASTERS

McCaul'sCaptiva bland, Florida

qi T } s - dp i f i wood -specimen slip 11 sLocated on Main Road, 3 Mile* North of Captfva Bridge

PRESTON-BAViN

Mr. A Mrs. Roosevelt Preston of I*.l u d Inn on SiadtKlaiBXWicedtiw engagemqnt cf their daughter, Mlsn Liuri MaePreston, to Oscar Leo Gavin, the son oTMr. & Mra Edroontl Gavin cf SnlbeL

MJe* Preaton wai graduated fromCypre&ft Lake Illsh School aad £t[uifordAirline School In Hartford, Com. S » Unow omijloyetJ u n caahtcr at Bailey'si>tons.

A graduate of Cjprcsa Lake HighSchool, Mr. Gavin 1A a (rtpIUMUra atAllen University in Co) cublu, S.L. liela now working tn contraction work withKarl Wlgfatman.

Tho troddlns vtili take placeat2p,zn.tJune 21). In St. Michael and AU AngelsEplacopel Church, >

WATER RESTRICTIONSSLIGHTLY LESS

The Greater Pine Inland Water Co,haa decided that water It stilt criticalIn supply, but that residents will be mr-mltted limited watering of lawns andjTanU on rhursoays. in a review and re-consideration of Uw ihortagc. It was de.ciJed that there would be enough WaterIn the well fields lor limited usage per-mitting homo owners whose plant* woulddie without the needed water to use it InUio SanlbeUCaptiva area on Thursdays.Wednesday is the day act tor use of waterfor plants on Pino Ialsnd.

Unless tha plants receive the reces-aary water, expensive replanting wouldbe necessary In many catea, and unduaMtpeose to the person desiring to beautifythe neighborhood, would be lncre&Md.

HAND #"~~piSJ CRAFTED

Tarpoo Bay & lalwd Inn Boads

DREDGINGS FROM THE GULF OF MEXICO20 TO 100 MILES OFFSHORE

Sold By The Bushel For Home Sorting OfRare Shafts, Cora! and Other Marine Specimens.SI0.00 Bushel And Up. Free Details

JX 217 47lhSt. N W.-Dradcnton, Ha 33505. Phone 7(6 «3S(B13)

THETAN CRAFTS

FOR THE UNUSUAL GIFTS

Eudaemonlc Arts-Custom TablesHand Dyed and Printed Fabrics

Creative WoodcraftIsland Designed Clothos

Hand Printed Polo ShirtsFine Arts Repairs

Next to B-HW£ Grocery StoreWILLIAM C0MPT0N '

IT PAYS TO ADVEPTISE IN

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Lighthouse Loungeand RestaurantUsiitbuuse End of Santbsl

A FRIENDLY SPOTWith Hospitolity At Its Beet

Case's

Restaurant

LARGE MENU

SEAFOOD

OUR SPECIALTY

Spaghetti Night - Friday

Deer and MineClosed Mxid*7-472-m3

FOR THE BEST FISKINQ AND OKELLlnIN PBOTECTCD WATBRB

euihmAT THE SUttBEL-CAPTIYA BRIDGE

CAPT DON MARTIWFfshlngTrtps - Snook, Tarpon,Bedn».\ Seatrout, Kings. Etc.Shelling Trips or CombinkUon

Shelling and Fishing Trips

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LIVE SHRIMP 1 PIN FISHwe catch our own

FROZEN SHRIMP, MULLET.SQUID 4 LIVE WORMS

SKI ROPESopen 8 - 6 every day

NEWS t y feruce bryant REAL ESTATE SALESmei; Bnd a good friend on top of this, bullooks Hire perhaps tiie second retirement. \

ixi'ii* lVe hsve our Oncers crossed. •Our deepest sympathy to Donald Mactfl

over the death of his brother in Chicago A1do extend their sorrow over this loss.

j Resident Manager Brycs Bryant's father,with his wife of 57 years, Ada, has visited Cmdement the second eye operatjor for calarhe can see extremely well and promises C»pIng Just s s quick »* the doctor tells him he i

. Grady EdimuidAon of Tarpon Bay Marina tlhuge catches of reds and trout. Grady rial

f chartered fishing. The canoe trip through ttenjoyed by all of the visitors to Sanibfll, Wmoney gift towards the saving of the turtl4much.

Remember averyone must help in the flgland so few places like Sonibol Island where yiall get In the fight to preserve our Island.

MORE BROWS 11

PrlscIUa Murphy, Keillor, report*the following Kales

From Ssnlbcl Properties to Mr. Wil-liam J. Stormer from Alexandria, \ a . ,

lot In The Rocks S/D.From Mr. & Mrs. Charles E Nawetl

to Mr. £ Mrs. Samuel F. Boattr, a lotIn Chateaux air Mer.

From Mr. & Mrs. Karl WIghtsun toMr. & Mrs. Richard A dams from Mltne.apolis, MIn.%, a lot Ii» Caloosa Stores,

From Mr. & Mrs, Herbert Itirdy toMr. & Mrs. Edward Starkes from Falls.ades.N Y , a lot in Sanibol Lake Estate*,

From Mr. & Mrs. J J McNamarat')Mr. & Mrs. Howard Mayor Wheatcn,m.,a lot fn Ssnlbfll Isles,

From Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Purdy toMr. L Mrs. Carl J IloretM of SterlingHeights, Mich-, a let In Sanlbel L«ki>Estateit.

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12 IiJ*ANDER 5-B-71

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Naturo! & Assorted Colors

jftriwtnkle War (72.S1M 10 A.M. to < P.M. aanibel Island, Fla.

BROWSING(ARQUND

We learned from visiting the Sanibel School the latit day of school U June 10 On cooking is their piece do re if stance.Thursday the children at grades 5 and 6 were eiwwti a film OR boatingaafof, loaned Golden Sands and Castaway* are both managed by the Roy WeJfts. They ore famousto the school bj the San CarioH Marina at Fort Myers Beach. One of the younger ones for serving tho biggest sandwich at thojslands and ono of the best. A delightful roll ahrue heard to murmur "I can hardly walttogrowup Then 1 will get to aee movice end dish always accompanied tho full Hinntr or tJw sandwich, constating of a bowl of cole

go to Cape hemody." Thereceived from the Amoriito College Program " r \

We had the opportunity of meeting another nlc1

a talented Iadynho knows about all there l i to kr

f r orx,f , . '^a^as. ' issu R E S IN A*™** SHOP

from the natural AbelM. She has nendecoratt/ , _,_,uallied. Her house l i full of shells and more/0-™ V!EL. J P«intife«' D0"1 «"*"goout. None ri die BheSl picJurw or any of Ui™ « • b l r d s - b o a t a - flOTrer» and m«leas than a miniature work oT art. "

ilnw, cucunbera or green ptppcrs prepared In a kwoct-sour dressing that Is a secretire with we knew. No one ever leaves tho?* (angry

Thcnwo coma toLctizia'i Lou «•*] Marge on all their own authentic Italian cooking,here 1* one other restaurant In tho &nt« of Florida located In Miami. WUch is com.arable to tho really gounjwl style of LctliU's First off, let mo warn you that It Iscit to make reservation! to populiu hat tlili fine eating place become. They serve

llnl Ji S t f f d l i l 3) i l i

to really gocit to make reservation

i dih )our main dishes 1) Braduollni, J} Stuffed. assgna. The Bracluolml Is * combination of 1[>rcast of chicken aautecd In wWW wino withTto countries' cullnpry arts

could not get to all of them, s-Jdo not feel •li.dleavBmore Ume>or M>r sxt'pursults, fUh-get you tnoUier time. e i y nic. Friends and neighbors, viewing her

* ! • ? * ? } w e * a t * " y?l?**tt?5i » « • on tho market so .11 may enjoy tho fruits ofDairy Queen ha* the usual delicious milk shak —

" I l 0 jTin 1 ! 0 0 1 ?. o e U c i t M 1 , h ? ««<"wlche«. Fire artlsUc It *ort of runs in tho family, and" " , 5 " * j " f^lfint the children too, visit thj . „ dneront." But she has painted on con- I

The Slack Suck Is another popular plapiansto viait her son Jack Free In Charlotte,

^&J^J£XS™£*2* S3? .-!«• 'H? *» !«« "rinted.tho Ten Con,!fl;Harbor H . offer, a most

e ta

SNACK SHACKbeafood. Steaks, Chlcton

of the bright sun to cool comfort and ploaBan/""" »-•#•- . - - T

The Sanibel Sandwich %op near Balley-i ilsecatheriiiBpUeeforthi?1'In'lcrowd.]ti»b rt 9)4 OZ. - * - *pUce togofor Oat rjuidTfcuidwfch when s h o e . . . Z PKGS 9 9 4

Tho Coconut Grove, that old favorite/? r**>. 7 ' Vspecial dnys. If Is reliable tn always having}

'Dinners fi. Sandwichesby Jeanne

Con.-Sat. 11 to 8g o o s e d Sunday

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' can be yours!Close jour ejes and imagine for a moment this unbpatablecombination the Bound of Gulf weters gently lapping yourwhite snnd beach golfers just beyond >our backyard enjoyingthe challenge of links that you own along with 250 other owners

the serenity of a tropical island atmosphere a qualitymodern home served by central water and sewer system That isnot a dream even though it may sound dreamy It's the best ofthroe worlds. You can make it happen now, on Sanibel Island,at Beachview Country Club Estatfca where homeaites begin at$10,500

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CA5A YBEL RESORT NEWS by bruce bryant

YOUR UOSt S MARGIE ANN & LOUIS LSTI2IA

FOR RESERVATIONS- 472-SI77

C m Ybel Resort Is realty a buitls of activity these days, what with the sale of theproperty, and BO many new facci looking over thli, discussing List, It will be a tearfulfarowoll to Howard Dayton, who has owned Casa Ybel since 1913, and la a dear friend,as well as employer. Casa Ybel will miss him-very much, and It will not seem like thesame place without him. A big portof Sanibel Island Is leaving, • big heart, and a won-derful guy.

Howard snd Beverly Dayton (newlywods in January) have taken time off from theirbeautiful and most unique place, "The Caboose," which, as the name implies, Is Justthat. The place, made out of three box cars md a 1923 vintage caboose the caboosepart being the beautiful 6ntrb.ee way The Khole thing Is set on real railroad track*,and everything Including tho reit rooms makes one believe they (ire In tfie era of earlyrailroading. A "pound of bear' at tho Caboose means a MBBOJI Js7 filled to the top,foamy head of course Excellent food Is also served. It is well worth a trtplu OrlandoCFern Part) to see the wonderful, very original Caboose.

Casa Ybel was again honored by a visit from Harold and Linda Whitney, the K-9 ofTampa, ond their throe children which Include two very beautiful and well trained Ger-man Shepherds and one Doberman, What a business! Resident Manager Bryce Bryant•pent a whole day In Tampa obicrving the training of the dogs (they are training onofor him) and It wa* one of tho most Impresctve sights that he has ever witnessed. Itmight be added that anyone wishing to have a well trained Sttpbord, or Doberman, forcompanion or protection, or both In one, can got this from Linds and Harold Just bycontacting tie K. 9 of Tampa, or call Bryce at Casa Ybel and he will be happy to givethem any Information they might neod.

Farewell to tho Charles Newcomeri of Cleveland, Ohio, and the wonderful Charles.Jr., who by the way will be mlsied by all employees and management of the Casa YbelResort. A One young man, and wo do hope he will return to scond more time with usnest yoax. He can bring Mom and Pop If he wants to.

William Wetherm and wonderful Mrs. were Joined by tho Richard Wethertlls ofWrishtfvllle Beach, N.C. WhatatunrlMU learn ba was hen to help Ma brother c*ltubrats tha Both birthday, and • grMtor aurpla* *o flnd out that Richard n t calabratlocMa 48th on the very sama day As BUI Wotherlll puta It, "We are twins, two yuanapart." A lot of luck to these wonderful people. We all wish we could stay so young.

Welcome to Mri, Alfred &cnzel and daughter of New York City, and to Mrs. M.Lynch and Miss V. Banks of La Jo]la, Calif. They are doing much stalling and we dohope they have a lot of success

Please stop the rumon tha> Casa Ybel Resort has been purchase by the MackleBrothers once and for all \olhiiig could be furttu-r from tho trulh. Anil this comesfrom the man who Is scIIInR Mr Howard Dayton, and from the present owners. Ofcourse. It Is well known that on sanlbtl Island a small rumor can be swelled out ofproportion. We here at Casa \1K1 W ml to issure all of the Island residents that thlirumor Is untrue, and has no bash what»uc><.r Thank you.

We hope to have the luunee Koine and In full swing by May ±5, or perhap* before.We are looking forward to a very excel km Hummer season, and we are RJO that It willbe twice as good aa last season. Mure, and more pooplo are discovering Sonlbe] Island,and especially Casa Ybei Resort. No doubt we will again serve short orders to all ofthe folks who want to stop by.Thiiwilf no doubt get underway by June 15 or July 1. Wedid enjoy a successful summer with short orders in 1970

Casa Ybel will mlas Kuth and Nick Mckcrson for a full month, as they are leavingfor the cold of Maine, tt is a must trip and mostly boalneu. They had hoped to go inJuly, but business calls snd they are going up to kick the snow off their shoes. But theywill be back fresh and ready to start tho rummer season the first of June. Good travel-Ing, Ruth and Nick, we will miss you these 30 long daj-s.

We a!' waved farewell toDick&ndMolly Wolfe who are starting on a several monthstrip over the country, Pennsylvania, Wyoming, etc. Dick Is taking a long leave of ab-sence for health reasons, and will not return to Sanibel until fall It la a blow to CasaYbel to loso such a man as Dick, who Is one of tho most dedicated men we have ever

met, and a good friend on top M this, but he has worked hard, retired once, and thinlooks like perhaps the second retirement. Hit needs a long rest and perhaps will againreturn. We have our fingers croasod.

Our dwpeit sympathy to Donald Mackensworth, a valued employee of Casa Ybel,over the death of his brother In Chicago All of Casa Ybel management and employeesdo extend their sorrow over this Idas.

Resident Managei Bryce Bryant's father, Bert Bryant of Englenood, Fla,, (who alongwith his wtfeors?years, Ada,haivisltedCusa Ybel and Suilbel Island many times) un-derwent the second eye owmtion tor cotaracs, and It was a great success Bert sayshe can see extremely well and promises CapU Don Hartln that he will beat him at fish-ing Just ai quick as the doctor telll him he can get en the water again.

Grady Edmundson of Tarpon Biy Marina tells us that the fishing has been great, withhuge catches of reds and trout Grady h u good Qahlng boats for rent, and also hauchartered flihlng. The canoe trip through the sanctuary Is a great deal, and should beenjoyed by all of tho visitors to SanlbeL We do hope that everyone helps with a littlemoney gift towards the saving of the turtles, If we all give a little bit. It will help somuch.

Remember everyone must help in the fight for Conservation. There Is so little left,and sofewpUctsllke Sanlbellsiind where you can find wildlife such as we na\e. Let'sall got In the fight to preservo air 1-1 m i ...

MORE BROWSING AROUND

The little shop under the Sapodllla Tree la Cor leaan on the tip ot Captlva at SouthSeas Plantation. How I wish I wenfroa to live on an Island with • dear little shop euch•a this tommifB, ucder the fabulous treat Fruit Is on the tree In all stages of devel-opment front Ov miniature fndtto almoat rtpe golf ball site brown velvet. The fruitIs sweet and delicious, but never make the mistake of pulling off any of the unripenedfruits or you will flr-d yourself with a strand of thick rubbery sap on your hands andclothing that cunot be removed without great difficulty. The tree Is used commerciallyfor production of chicle, out of which chewing gum is made. .

Two mudhani with their bright red bills have come to Join the fantastic) black swanon the Jamaica Road pond, and la.twe saw of that fabiuou* bird, he was listing to port.We so hope he Is O K. the next tUne we gel to see him.

Did you know that Forest Rangers haxe discovered the! one of the causes ot forestfires Is old empty bottles? A g l m botUo, whits or clear and thick may concentratethe sun's rays, much as a magnifying glass will do, and cause grass or dry leaves tocatch fire spontaneously, especially In these dry times. So If you see an old bottle forgoodness sake pick It up to relegate to your trash. You will be astounded to find howhot it gets In the sun's rays.

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Sanibel Islandon the Gulf is notfcr everyone. Happily.Ths ultimata n IBTWII island Gving tsfound on San bd bland n a SUNSETSOUTH CONDOM NIUU Each gardenapartment {only 4 » a building) offersover 2.000 squan feet of living spaceplm Guff-view fag* Pnced from (44 500wtf i private gangs and hobby tocm.

Enjoythe unparalleled brainy of S a n i t ingtrion the fabulous Gidf o ' Mexico On!/14 bit Id ngs lim ts occupancy w a selectfew Club house, heated pool and yourown magn f cent beach. An adjom nB GolfCon :e is now bang bull.

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FR MADDEN RESIGNSTha reslcnatton of the Ra? TtoA*

Madien AS View at St. Mlrhut ind AIAnjw • Episcopal Churcl- waa anmuKodthis writ by the Wurrtctsi and WittyFather Madden hts 1MM the only Viewof K. Mich**! stlncohenntlaftntwlnUriislWrs foundod the cburch In t rin-uuy

In I960 ha also founded St. lliluj sMinion cm McGregor BW4, which 1» now• prosperous and thriving city parish.

From *n ialtlal unBmbenhlD whichcould bo counted en onw hand, St.MfchHl i has grown by lews and boundiand now has a memberih(j) itf over cuehundred and fifty with a Sunday iiclxxd cfsom« sixty children, ind* choir of twentystngo-u

A building program doU>]Eng the Mat-ing capacity of the Church, with three ad-ditional classrooms, waa completed thisp u t winter

Father Maddon « plans for the im-mediate futuro are imcertaiji atUdttimobut ha *tU continue the Sunday M n i m« KM Holy Communion on Captiva forOM next tiro or three Sunday*

Father Maddon graduated from theUniversity of Toronto and d.d postgrad-uate work at the University tf Chicagofor his Master > dog-c* Ilo servedlasRector of a , Luke s Church. Brsntford,Ont, and as Hector of St. John sCtarch,Milwaukee before coining to Florida.

The Right R0 win II Hann-avehasappointed the Rev James D llubba toMichael F a t h e r M*ddCT " XletrotSt'

Hi) was ordained to tha priesthood inSt. Paul s Cathedral London, Out FrMadden recently build his own home onSanibel which will be Ms residence re .gardess of his future MOTH.

ST MICHAEL'S AND ALLANGELS EPISCOPAL MISSION

fbe Church Women uf St. MIct>*eI •and All Angels Episcopal Mission ofSanibel will hold their May to* on May10 (changed from ths 3rd) at the homeof Mrs BrachtnrldgeTremslne thatlmots S wn. All members a n ursed loattend. An HSVP to Mrs. RleharU Fullerphono 472-246d. will be appreciated,

BEAUTIFUL CATSAVAILABLE

Lily Pons so uunea because she canhold a nets has yresentod ths Hunterswith four of her children, lovely colors'black twins one gray Identical to hermother and one a glorious yellow (Stepbrother was gi ven away last year to oimerwho says there lino other cat in the worldas fine)

These cats are on tale for $50 000each or will trade for two $25 000 dossor to owner who will guarantee to keepthem In U» luxury to which they havabecome accustomed. Inquire please at thePirate Playhouse 472-16S2

If anyone f&nciei wall-to-wall catsthe whole four of assorted flavors eanb*

An added attraction ttwao cats haveall bad stage experience They were cu-rled en stafo by Yvonne N-ve for herfinal bow in Appi* of his Eye O

WILLIAM THOMAS JENKINS

F tncral Mi-rice Tor William ThomasJenkins were held Tuesday at Leo WEngel iardt Fwreral Home with FalterThomas A. Madden otn elating Pal [bearera were John RuBhvrorth, 1-randsBailey Jr DeWilton Stokes RooseveltPreston, Richard lleams and Lunar S.Stokes, Jr Burial was in Memorial Cardens

Mr Jenkins Is remembered as a formcr resident of Sanibel for many yearsHo was bom Sept. 22 IBM and died April24 1971 at Fort Laudcrdale where hewaa then living. For many years. MrJenkins also lived in FortMyen owninga bookstore on the present site of Par&er s Booh Store. He (s theVather ofMr*. John Riuhworth andlssurvlvedbyanother daughter, Mrs Lamar Stokes ofSanibel it sister Mr«. CecU WUlis ofLbytona Beach, and a nephew Mr Rich-ard Hall of Fort Lauderdalc and elshtffrandehUdrcn, Lamar Stokes, JrThomas, Richard, Christine and Barbara Ann Stokes Merrell John, and Jen.niler Ruihworth.

Mrs Rushworth said, Ilowaianunof fantastic cnerey but finally his hoirtiuit gavo OU- But there will be manythltuis to keep him In our memories, liehad a hand In building much of the Island

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50 yetrsol religion on Swii-b«l will b« eeletmietf Tuesdaynight, AprU 20, by the SanibelComimmiry Church. Adlnner to** ,h«W « 6)30 pm la TheS«nlbel Community House, will™' r k " » h»W century periodThto church, bull: by volunteerlabor and material* many yeax«•go, baa served the residentsof both Islands as a haven ofsolace and prsyer during thoselong years and It Is to be trulycongratulated '

PROBLEMS ON THECAUSEWAY

(a sort of an editorial)

It has been reported to theIslander thattheCauscwayParkIs In about the same conditionthat Turner Park waa a coupleof years ago Just after It wasopened Nice rees have beenplaned, picnic tables placed Inspots where the view is quitenice, shell drives and parkingareas laid out and a nice reat-room built for the public Themain problem has been thatthere is no water to the rest-rooms and so they hsve notbeen opened The fact that thishas not been done is to us,rather an inflult to anyone whopays $3 00 to go out on theCauseway to flth shell sw mor just relax, f-or $3 00 webelieve that you should havesomething better than either adirty restroom or a closed one

According to l,ee County of-ficials it will not be too longwhen the toll fee will Includethese facilities • In the verynear future electricity andwater will be In Pinna havebeen received and O K d forti e hanging of water lines fromthe Chamber ol Commercebulletins area and that problemwill be solved Electricity willalso come from power lines onthe Ialand and will be hung frompoles which we hope to havelighted Money for the con-struction Is to come from ori-ginal building costs and win notcost the taxpayer anythingwhich we think is rather un-usual for this area

County Park Director ParkPlgott hBB been authorized tohire two traveling Janitors *to take care of both the Cause-way Recreation Area and Tur-ner Park. These men will cleaneach area frequently, cleaningthe restrooms, beach and park-ing areas and taking care ofthe trash cans This will be adecided improvement overpresent conditions and cannotstart too soon

While we believe that theseImprovements have taken yearstoo long to come about (Itshould have been done In theoriginal construction) we areglad, as all Islanders are, thatIt Is finally going to happen

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