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VOLUME 10 NUMBER 23 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY JUNE 4, 1970

PROGRESS REPORT

ON LAND ACQUISTION

In the 180C's when Henry David Thoreau wrote, "In wildness is the preservation ofthe world," little notice was taken of his statement. At that time Sanibel Island was un-developed, was isolated from the mainland by an expanse of open water, and was virt-ually uninhabited except for an abundant population of wildlife. Then, rare and unusual

ashells were all that littered the island's beaches, and a trip to Sanibel was an ad-mture to a far-off island paradise.

The early days of Sanibel can never be recalled except in the minds of men and insuch historical records they leave. But marsh, mangrove, beach, and upland essentialto our purposes can be saved if the minds of men grasp the problem with a positiveattitude. This must be done without delay. The bulldozer, the concrete mixer, and thedragline are no longer waiting in the wings. They are actively at work on the Sanibelstage. An undisturbed habitat that was cherishedby a last year's visitor is at this veryminute being leveled for a cottage or a road. And once destroyed, the spot is unlikelyto be reclaimed or allowed to revert to its original condition. Once plentiful deer, pan-ther, and bobcat can no longer be found on Sanibel. Many rare and endangered speciessuch as the bald eagle, osprey, mangrove cuckoo, brown, pelican, and tiie Americanalligator can still be seen on the island but their living space is shrinking constantly,and moa rapidly than we like to contemplate.

Realization that Sanibel could become just another residential area or a Coney

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LEAST TERNS NESTINGThe Least Terns are now nesting on the shoulders bordering the Sanibel-Captiva

causeway. The Terns whose nests are unprotected have become the target of manyunaware motorists and fishermen alike.

PLEASE USE CAUTION when walking or driving on the shoulders of the causeway.

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ISLANDER OFFICE:2330 Estero Blvd., Fort Myers Beach. Write P.O. Box2827, FMB. Phone MO 4-6792 (not a toll call from theIslands.)

Deadlines: Ad and news copy are picked up Saturday after-noon; SHORT news items and ads may be phoned in(MO 4-6792) no later than Monday noon.

SUBSCRIPTIONSOn-Island „ „.. .$3.50 yearlyOff-Island or Split $4.00 yearlyCanada „., $4.50 yearly

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WELL LOCATED LOTS VERY CLOSE TOTHE BEACH- REASONABLE PRICED

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CHURCH CALENDAR

ST. MICHAEL'S AND ALL ANGELSEPISCOPAL CHURCH

The Rev. T. A. Madden, VicarSUNDAY:Holv Communion.. 7:30 a.m.Church School and

Kindergarten 9:30 a.m.Choral Morning Service. . . . . 9:30 a.m.WEDNESDAY:The Holy Communion..... . . 9:00 a.m:HOLY DAYS:The Holy Communion 7:30 p.m.

ST. ISABEL'S MISSIONCATHOLIC CHURCH, SANIBEL

Saturday evening Mass 7:00 p.m.Sunday Mass 10 a.m.Monday & Saturday 8 a.m.Tuesday, Thursday,Saturday 8:30 a.m.Wednesday.. . . . . . .8 :00 p.m.Friday Mass in the homes.CONFESSION:Sundays before Mass.

EPISCOPAL CHURCHat Manor House - Captiva

SUNDAY:Morning Service 7:30 a.m.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCHThe Rev. Jack E. Otis, Minister

SUNDAY SERVICES:Sunday School . . . . . . . . . . 10 a.m.Worship l l a.m.Evening Worship... .7:30 p.m.WEDNESDAY:Prayer Meeting 7:30 p.m.

SANIBEL COMMUNITY CHURCHDr. H. E. Sheely, Pastor

The Rev. W. H. Sloan, Acting PastorMorning Worship 11 a.m.Sunday School. . . . . . . 9:30 a.m.

Sanibel Community Association, Inc.,Sanibel Community House, 1st Tuesday,6:30 p.m.

Public Health Nurse - Third Tuesday ofevery month, from 1 to 4 p.m. at theCommunity House.

American Legion Auxiliary, Unit 123,1st Mondays, 8 p.m., Legion Hall.

Lions Club of Sanibel-Captiva meetsat 6:30 p.m.; first & third Wednesdayof each month at the Golden Sands Res-taurant, Periwinkle Drive, Sanibel.

American Legion Post #123, AmericanLegion Home, 2nd Tuesday 8 p.m.

Bingo Murex, American Legion Home,Wednesdays, 8 p.m. (No minors.)

A. A. open meeting, Fridays, 8 p.m. atSt. Michael's Episcopal Church, GR 2-3121.

Sanibel-Captiva Shell Club meets thethird Monday of each month at 8 p.m.

Southwest Florida Conchologist Societymeets 2nd Tuesday of each month at7:30 p.mlf in the South Recreation Hall,1801 Gulf View Drive, Ft. Myers, Fla.

Sanibel Public Library - hours: Tues-day, 10 to noon; Thursday, 2 to 4 p.m.;Saturday 10 to noon; Wednesday even-ing opening has been discontinued forthe summer.

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Attractive 3 bedroom, 2 bath resi-dence only a short walk to Gulf.This is a good buy.

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FINE ARTS PROGRAM

A summer school Fine Arts Pro-gram, sponsored by the Lee CountySchool Board for grade school students,will run from June 15 to July 17.

Workshops in drawing, painting, mod-deling and sculpture will be conducted by

Mrs. Beverly Krimminger, Billy Joe Leeand Allen Schmelz at centers set up toNorth Fort Myers Junior-Senior HighSchool, Fort Myers Senior High Schooland Fort Myers Junior High School.Classes will be held Mondays, Wednes-days and Fridays from 8:30 a.m. to 4p.m.

WEDDING^INVITATIONS

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COLONY GUESTS

Guests enjoying a vacation at TheColony are: Mr. & Mrs. H. G. Hendersonof Atlanta, Ga.; Mr. & Mrs. M. W. Kau-field of Des Plaines, 111.; Mr. & Mrs.Rkhard B. McCreary and Mrs. ElmaMcCreary of Lexington, Ky.; Mr. & Mrs.James h. Dodge of Ligonier, Pa.; Mr. &Mrs. R. C. Underwood and daughters, Mr.& Mrs. B. L. Nabors, and Mr. & Mrs.W. B. Price from Florence, Ala.; Dr.& Mrs. Emanuel Suter and family ofGainesville, Fla.; Mr, & Mrs. J e r r yMarcus and family from Coral Gables,Fla.; Mr. & Mrs. Jack L. Nelson andfamily and Mi*. & Mrs. Fred Hopkins andfamily of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.; Mr. &Mrs. Gene Gotto and family of Miami;Mr. & Mrs. J. Arnold Gaillard and familyof Cocoa Boach, Fla. and Mr. & Mrs.Willard E. Brewer of Brecksville, Ohio.

GIFTS FOR THE GIVERS

Anyone w!io will give a check to bedivided between the Humane Society andMeals for Millions may have a vacuumc l e a n e r (with all the parts) or a da-humidifier, brand new.

You can help the poor doggie's andcats and you can help poor little childrenthroughout the world pitifully sick andhungry through Meals for Millions. PhoneGR 2-3343.

To date Pirate Playhouse, this seasonhas collected a tidy sum for Meals forMillions, the last, a present from theirwonderful actors which bought a piece ofmachinery baclly needed in Equador formaking Multiple Purpose food.

BATTERS BOX

Water Way Estates on Monday, May25 was the setting where the Sanibel-Captiva Softball team dumped Hugh'sSupply 15-8.

Concrete Seawall sneaked by us at theWednesday night game with a resultingscore of 11-7. Roger Tabor and Al Navehit a triple each, and Chuck Nave hit adouble.

P.S. - Congratulations to the newgroom, Roger Tabor.

COPE MEETING

"Living it Up" is the topic chosenby Mr. Leon Krumbholz, registeredPhysical Therapist, for the next meetingof COPE (Community Organization forPatients with Emphysema) Wednesdayevening, June 10, 1970 at 7:30 p.m. Themeeting will be held at the TB and RDAssociation of Southwest Florida Office,3643 Palm Beach Blvd. in Fort Myers.

Mr. Krumbholz graduated from theUniversity of Michigan with a degree inPhysical Education and then received hiscertificate in Physical Therapy. He is amember of the American Physical Ther-apy Association.

Refreshments will be served and any-one interested is welcome.

THREE CHEERS

Hats off time is here again!This time to Ross Mayer, a kind

compassionate gentleman .whom we areall proud to have with us on SanibelIsland.

REAL ESTATE NEWS

Priscilla Murphy, Realtor reportsthe following sales:

Stanley McCaul of Sarasota, Florida,house in Captiva Island to David W. Dav-enport of Cleveland, Ohio.

Ann Konrad of Sanibel Island, lot toEllsworth E. Sanders of Birmingham,Mich., in Chateaux Sur Mer.

LETTERS TO THE EDsTOR

To The Islander:The following letters were sent to the

Islander for publication:Dr. Joseph W. Lawrence, DirectorLee County Health DepartmentPost Office Box 1226Fort Myers, Fla.Dear Dr. Lawrence:

Representative of Jamestown-Beach-view, Inc. on two occasions during the lastfour months have agreed:(1) to preserve the fresh water system

on Sanibel(2) to lower the Sanibel Slough in the area

where construction of the new golfcourse subdivision is under way, butnot below 16 inches

(3) to prevent salt water incursion intothe Slough

(4) to restore the fresh water level onthe completion of construction (inabout 18 months) to previous optimumlevel of 24-30 inches for this area.Copy of letter from Dr. Maurice W.

Provost, Director, Entomological Re-search Center, Vero Beach, Fla. pre-sents evidence tha t this constructionwork is turning the Sanibel Slough intoa salt water canal and is resulting inserious salt damage to the entire areaEast of Casa Ybel.

This fresh water resource does notnot belong to one developer, to any oneland owner — it belongs to the entireisland community. Further, many otherorganizations have a great stake in themaintenance of Sanibel's fresh w a t e rsystem, including particularly the U. S.Department of the Interior. It has beenclearly established that the fresh watersystem is essential to the preservationof the J. N. "Ding" Darling NationalWildlife Refuge. The Nature Conservancyand the National Audubon Society havea vital interest in the Sanibel Slough also.And, property owners dependent upon thefresh water supply in the area in quest-ion (even for drinking purposes) arebeing damaged.

We urge your office in cooperationwith other concerned County officialsto take the steps recommended by Dr.Provost forthwith. Thanking you foryour cooperation, I am,

/ s / Roy E. Bazire, Chairman

Mr. Roy BazireSanibel-Captiva Conservation

FoundationSanibel, Fla. 33957

Re: Salt-water intrusion on SanibelIsland; inspection of 5/14-15/70

Dear Mr. Bazire:The water being pumped out of the

large and deep borrow pit at the Gulfend of Periwinkle Way tested out at 79%ocean salinity. This, as you know, isbeing pumped up and into the interiorSanibel Slough waterway system. Under-ground water is entering this deep pitfrom under the dunes along the Gulfbeach, which by now must be exhaustedof whatever fresh-water lens once ex-isted, so essentially Gulf-of-Mexico wat-er is being pumped into the once freshinterior slough system. The fact thatthis water was not closer to full oceansalinity undoubtedly reflects the factthat a smaller fraction of the seepageis from the interior sloughs — this wat-er by now being still a little fresh.

At low tide, about 10 to 15 gallonsper minute of water was flowing throughthe pipe under Bailey road and into thetide-water system to the east. Th i swater tested out at 67% ocean salinity,indicating that the water being pumpedinto the interior sloughs, as above men-tioned, was still being diluted by a littlefreshwater. At the Casa Ybel Road,water on the east side was at 12% oceansalinity, proof that the infusion of Gulfwater earlier described reached at leastthat far westward. As you know the CasaYbel Road culvert is blocked solidly sothat essentially a dam exists at thispoint. On the west side of the road, theimpounded water tested out at only 5%ocean salinity, not very different fromwhat it was a few miles farther west atAkers Pond where it was 4% of oceansalinity. With water levels as low asthey are now, ground water of 4 to 5percent ocean salinity is to be expect-ed. This water is still usable for lawnand landscape water, especially sinceon higher land, where homes are beingbuilt, the salinity of the undergroundwater will be considerably less.

But there is no doubt that the under-ground water east of Casa Ybel Roadis being seriously salt-damaged. In myestimation the developers should befofceirto either (1) discharge the waterout of their deep borrow pits into theGulf, which would lessen but not elim-inate the fresh-water problem in theinterior, or (2) resort to hydraulicdredging, which would be better stillsince it would merely recycle the in-terior fresh underground waters.

/ s / Maurice W. Provost, Ph.D.Director, E. R. C.

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New Listings on UPPER ISLANDS

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35 ACRESSOLD ON SANIBEL

A 35 acre parcel on Sanibel Islandwa$ purchased by Jamestown-BeachviewInc. for $75,000.

The property adjacent to o the rJamestown-Beachview holdings, wasbought from Kenneth P. McCoy and GailLogan of Louisa, Iowa.

Jamestown-Beachview probably willsubdivide the parcel and place it back onthe market.

Realtor Houston L. Pewett handledthe details of the Jamestown-Beachviewpurchase.

DEFENSELESS BIRDS

Division of Health scientists have dis-covered that while some birds will vio-lently defend themselves from mos-quitoes, other species cannot or will not.At night they silently endure attackingmosquitoes by the thousands.

THE ISLAND GARDENER

The hot summer weather brings onheavy infestations of red spider and othermites on ornamentals according to theFlorida Nurserymen and GrowersAssociation (FNGA). When the plants aresold to you they may be bug free, butspider mites and other insects from yourneighbors' plants pounce upon your greenand succulent plants that you have recent-ly purchased. A good spray program willdiscourage those neighbors' bugs. Forspider mites there are several materialsavailable: Kelthane, Ethion, Chloroben-zilate, and Tedion. The last two are usedcommercially but are still suitable foruse around the home. Repeat the spraysat least once a week until control has beengained.

The typical symptoms of mite damageon citrus is a yellowing of the leavesalong the mid vein of the leaf. If the leafis turned over you can see what appearsto be a graying of the underneath side.Excessive feeding of the mites will causea leaf drop. Sometimes mite damage ismistaken as a deficiency, so if you areunsure consult with your local FNGAmember.

In the summer months the height youcut your grass is very important. It isdesireable to set your mower to a heightof 2 1/2 to 3 inches for St. Augustineand Bahia, Centipede one inch, andZoysia and Bermuda 1/2 to one inch.The reason for this is to give the grassgreater vigor and to prevent loss ofmoisture from the soil. A higher cut willalso prevent weed invasion to some de-gree.

Summer vines are important in thelandscape, and here are a few good onessuggested by the FNGA: Mexican flamefine - this is a vigorous growing, lightgreen vine with a brilliant orange flow-er. It can be propagated from a verysmall cutting in early spring to becomea complete living screen by fall. It is acontinuous bloomer with few insects ordiseases. You can obtain this from mostnurserymen; Gloriosa Lily -- most nur-serymen carry and offer for sale glor-iosa lilies. This is a peculiar lily in thatit vines and climbs by curling the endsof its leaves around string, f ences ,shrubs, or other structures. It is grownfrom a tuber which needs no care excepta little water and fertilizer. You neednot have to dig the tubers. One caution -all parts of the plant are poisonous, butdon't fail to plant it for this reason. Itsbeauty is almost unsurpassed in the hotsummer months; Moon Vine - the moonvine is an excellent summer, morning-glory type vine. It blooms in late eveningand closses in the morning. Treat it asyou would morning glories.

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PROGRESS REPORT ON LAND ACQUISITIONcontinued from front page

Island led to the formation of the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation, Inc. It hasworked through the years to preserve some of the primitive atmosphere of the Island.The goals of this organization closely parallel the objective of the J. N. "Ding" DarlingNational Wildlife Refuge. The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation, Inc., the J. N."Ding" Darling Foundation, and the state of Florida have cooperated closely with theBureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife in making the refuge a workable unit of our Nat-ional Wildlife Refuge system. Few areas can claim such a dedicated citizenry and fewnational wildlife refuges are endowed with such spirited backing.

A continued cooperative push is needed by private, State, and Federal organizationsto insure the preservation of the environment on and around Sanibel Island. Interiorwetlands, unspoiled shoreline, natural uplands, unpolluted bays, and primitive man-grove swamps remain to be brought under protection. A se.ise of urgency prevails.The acquisition program which we have begun must continue without delay.

Getting to the point of my brief presentation, we are making very good progress inour acquisition program for the J. N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge. Theland exchange with the State of Florida, we are advised, will be completed in the verynear future. This transaction will give us clear title to over 3,000 acres of mangroveand waterbottoms within the refuge boundary.

At your 1969 conference here on Sanibel, our Director John S. Gottschalk, said thatthe Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife would, insofar as possible under availablefunding, move forward to purchase all private lands within the refuge, A good start hasbeen made. In June 1969, we sought and received approval of the Migratory Bird Con-servation Commission to use "Duck Stamp Funds" to make these purchases. Negotia-tions were begun in earnest with private landowners.

From mid-1969 to the present, a little over six months, we have acquired or optioned\\<6 acres in 23 private ownerships. Aimost $300,000 in "Duck Stamp Funds" has beenused. However, there are yet to be acquired approximately 675 acres of private landsbefore the acquisition phase is finished. These remaining tracts are, by virtue of ac-cess, elevation, and locational features, the most susceptible of development, most ex-pensive, and most difficult to acquire in the project.

At a later session of this conference, Mr. William C. Ashe, Associate R e g i o n a lSupervisor of our Realty Division, will speak to you in more detail regarding our ac-quisition plans. You will note, however, that substantial gains have been made in theyear that has elapsed si-ice our last visit.

I promised to be brief and beyond that I am a strong believer in the philosophy thatthe mind can absorb only as much as the seat can tolerate. Many thanks for your pa-tience.

(The above was presented by C. Edward Carlson, Regional Director, Bureau ofSport Fisheries and Wildlife, at the Thi<d Annual Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Con-ference, January 22, 1970.)

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

by russell kayA group of disgruntled women, or-

ganized under the name "National Or-ganization of Women" (NOW), have pro-tested to officials of the National Hurri-cane Center in Miami against the use ofgirls names to designate hurricanes.

The contend that the practice is de-rogatory in that it gives women a badimage comparing them to destroyers oflife and property, wild and irresponsibleto be hated and feared.

The Weather Bureau, while express-ing sympathy with the protestors, ex-planed that it was too late in the seasonto make any change this year since fe-male names have already been assigned,but agreed to pass the question on toWashington for consideration,,

When news of the protest reached thepublic the Hurricane Bureau was im-mediately flooded with phone calls fromMiami area women who stated thejuiicLnot object, in fact, some felt it an honorand urged the practice be continued.

Roxie Bolton, who as vice presidentof the womfn's organization, who filedthe complaint with Dr. Robert Simpsonhead of the Hurricane Center in Miami,suggested1 that men's names be sub-mitted.

I doubt if many men would view suchaction with any degree of alarm but Ican 'conceive another group of womenarising in their wrath to complain thatwomen were being discriminated against.

Maybe we should ignore both menand women and name our hurricanes af-ter dogs like Airedale, Bloodhound,Chow, Dachshund, English Setter, Fox

Terrior, etc. But if we did it probablywouldn't be long before we would beconfronted by another protest group,the Disgruntled Order of Dogs (DOD)sponsored by Dog Lovers of America(DLA) who would put the bite on theHurricane Center.

Assuming that most of the membersof the National Organization of Women(NOW) are over 30 years of age, I wouldnot be a bit surprised to hear of a vig-orous protest from members of theNOW generation. Who do these old damesthink they are trying to steal our name?We are the original NOW crowd and wedon't appreciate a lot of unhappy oldwomen trying to horn in on the act. Wedo our own thing, baby. Why can't theymind their own business and do theirsinstead of giving NOW a bad name?

Of course, we might try naming hur-ricanes after flowers like Aster, Butter-cup, Camellia, Daisy, etc. or we mightturn to vegetables like Asparagus, Beet,Carrot, Dasheen, Endive, etc. Or wemight try birds such as Albatros, But-cher Bird, Canary, Dove, Egret, etc.But in either case we would probablyhave the farmers and bird lovers tocontend with.

Even if they were to assign boy'snames to hurricanes I doubt if thereever would be a Russell Hurricane be-cause R is the 18th letter in the alpha-bet and I don't think we have ever had18 hurricanes in one season. But I'llbet if we ever did have a Russell it wouldbe a hum-dinger.

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Fish 'N ChipsChicken 'N HoneyFresh Shrimp -steamed in beerSanibel ChowderSandwiches

Lunch 12 noon-2:30

Don't Forget Our Sing - A - Long Every Friday Night

Dinner 5 p.m. - 10 p.m. Closed Monday

ISLANDER

QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVEDPRICES EFFECTIVE

THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAYJUNE 4, 5, & 6

Bailey'sGeneral

StoreGREEN GIANTWHOLE KERNEL OR

CREAMCORN

17 OZ.CANS

VAN CAMP'S

GRATEDTUNAI......

\jrrozen cf Ujairy UalueA

BANQUET ASSORTED

BUFFET SUPPERS.,2^990GORTON BREADED

SHRIMP - $1.25^ # 1 • • • • • » • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . «r I • • • w

BLUEBIRD

ORANGE JUICE...........590ROMAN

CHEESE PIZZAROMAN

SAUSAGE PIZZABANQUET ASSORTED

FRUIT PIESGORTON

FISH N' CHIPS

15 OZ.

PKG. AQt

59$24 OZ.PKG. A T >

..«....«...«.....•» v6 OZ.

12 OZ.

McKENZIE BABY OR FORDHOOK

LIMA BEANSKENDALL REG. OR PINK

LEMONADE........MASTER LARGE OR SMALL CURD

COTTAGE CHEESE......CTN.29CMAZOLA CORN OIL

MARGARINE. . . . .P.K.*.43{KRAFT MELLO _

CHEDDAR CHEESB.....^,.43<

7fr Succeed MI &ARMOUR STARMIRRA CURED SLICED

BACONARMOUR STARALL MEAT

FRANKS

DOVELIQUID

NET

32 OZ.BTL. 63

«..«*...••«ALWAYS GOOD

VEGETABLE OIL

LIMIT ONE PLEASE WITH $5.00 ORDEROR MORE EXCLUDING

CIGARETTES.

BALLANTINE

BEER612oxBTLS.

PLUS DEP.

BROAD BREASTED - QUICK FROZ

TURKEYSU.S.D.A. CHOICE CENTER CUT

CHUCK1%\w J^9 lU.S.D.A. CHOICE

CHUCKU.S.D.A. CHOICE ROUND BONE

SHOULDERROAST

QUIK FROZEN YOUNG SPRING

LAMB ROAST......QUIK FROZEN YOUNG SPRING BLADE|

LAMB CHOPSQUIK FROZEN YOUNG SPRING

LAMB SHANKS...SMOKED CENTER CUT

PORK CHOPS

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FATSUNNYLAND

PURE LARD

SUNSHINE SWEETS

SUGAI

OF WHATYOU WANT

OR MORE EXCLUDINtCIGARETTES.

MORE SERVICE - MORE QIKUTY - MORE SAVINGS

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ALL FLAVORS

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CATSUP.SHOULDER

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TOOTHBRUSHESJOHNSON'S BRAVO

FLOOR WAXKAL KAN CHUNK BEEF

DOG FOOD.... 2 45«PERSONAL

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FRUIT COCKTAIL. 3 i 79<CHEF-BOY-AR-DEE BEEFARONI OR .

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FOOT POWDER...14 OZ. BTL. CEPACOL

MOUTHWASH25 CT. BTL. ONE-A-DAY

VITAMINS15 OZ. SIZE ANCHOR HOCKING

GLASS MUGS...

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F O O D SAVERS,C0NTAINERS

ISLANDER 6-4-70

'TWEEN -WATERSINN

Captiva Island, FloridaOn the Gulf of Mexico

BUFFET EVERY WEDNESDAY 8c SATURDAY6:3O"9:OOp.m.

(GIVE US A CALL TO FIND OUTWHAT THE SPECIAL WILL BE)

.SO

Closed On Monday - Open Tuesday Through Sunday for the Summer

SO- GR 2.3911 or SO-£R 2-25O1join us 6 days a week for our usual f ine cuisine

Showing their fine catch are Herb Saffell and Richard Becker of Sarasota, now staying Cy Rintz of Deland, Florida and Bill Bell from Pittsburg, Pa., display their catch underat the South Seas Plantation. Bob Sabatino was their guide. the guidance of Bob Sabatino.

^

ANNOUNCING!!That On

MONDAY, MAY 11th, 1970

The Business ofHENDERSON HOUSE PUBLISHING

was purchased byMr . and Mrs . Neville Abney

and will be known in the future as

ABNEY'S PRINTINGover 20 years experience - we offer

SERVICE-QUALITY-ECONOMY

Phone 472-4672 Pickup and Delivery

PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED BY OURREGISTERED PHARMACISTS ARE YOUR

ASSURANCE OF ACCURACY AND SATISFACTIONSUMMER HOURS

Open Tuesday & Friday 9 to 9All Other Days 9 to 8

The Pharmacy is Closed on Sunday andOn Wednesdays at 6:00 p.m.

FortMyersBeachFlorida

. San Carlos & Estero Blvd.

The PharmacyNearest

theIslands

MO 4-6128

6-4-70 ISLANDER

photos by huston

SAVF ROOM FOR US

ISLANDER

SEAFOOD CUR!*

1 large coconut3 caps mSlk1/4 cup butter or margarine1 medium onto*, peeled and chopped1 medium apple, peeled and diced1 tbsp. curry powder1/3 cup flour1 tspo fresh-ginger ju:ce or 1/2 tsp.

ground ginger1 tsp. grated lemon rindSalt and white pepper to taste2 cups diced cooked lobster meat, cook-

ed cleaned shrimps or crab meat1 cup uncooked rice

6-4-70

Chopped parsleyGrate coconut and reserve liqiid tor

other use. Add 3 cups coconut to milkand scald. Cool to room temperatureand squeeze through several thicknessesof cheesecloth; discard coconut. Meltbutter in top part o* double boiler. Addonion, apple and curry powder and cook,stirring occasionally, over sim tieringwater 30 mnwtes. Biend in flour. Addnr.lk and cook, stirring, until smoothand thickened. Add remaining ingred-ients, except last 2, and heat well. Cookand drain rice, put in serving dish andcover with curry mixture. Springe withany remaining coconut and with parsley.S3rves 5.

LEONARD A. MAGNUSON

Leonard A. Magnuson will be a reg-ular contributor to the I s l a n d e r .

His column will be known as "Wisps0 ' Wisdom." His columns for o the rpapers have been knows as "Wisps 0 'Wisdom", "L.A.M. Chops" and "LenMiignuson's Corner." Several years agohe published a sprightly magazine calledthe Newsette.

Mr. Magnuson, always active in saleswork, was president of the Jamestown,N.Y. Advertising and Sales Club, whichbecame one of the larger clubs as anaffiliate of the International Sales andAdvertising Affiliation th rough hisefforts. This organization was one of theoldest of such affiliations in the UnitedStates, with member clubs in the UnitedStates and Canada. Subsequently, he be-came a director, vice president, and fin-ally president of the International Salesand Advertising Affiliation at a generalconvention at Hamilton, Ontario in 1953.

He is an active member of the James-town Rotary Club, and served as director,vice president and served as president in1959-1060. He is a member of theCone-wango Club of Warren, Pa;

wisps o' wisdomby len magnuson

The greatest truths are the simplest.No brain is stronger than its weakest

thinksCourtship causes a man to spoon; marr-

iage to fork over.It is so easy to do right when sin ceases

to be a pleasure.Happiness comes to those who work for

it - not wish for it.A woman's guess is much more accurate

than a man's certainty.A true friend is one who likes us in spite

of our achievements.If a man could have half his wishes, he'd

double his troubles.Enough would satisfy us - if our neighbors

didn't have any more.Life is like a camel; you can make it do

anything but back up.Trash belongs in a rubbish heap, Don't

clutter up your mind with it.If you want to bear the whole truth about

yourself, anger a neighbor.Light may disclose a jewel, but it takes

darkness to disclose a star.A critic is a man whose watch is five

minutes ahead of other peoples.

SHRIMP CHOP SUEY

1 1/2 pounds deveined shelled rawshrimps

2 cups thinly sliced celery1 clove of garlic, minced2 Tbsp0 vegetable oil1 can (5 oz.) water chestnuts, drained

and sliced1 can (5 oz.) sliced bamboo shoots,

drained1 package (7 oz.) frozen Chinese pea

pods2 1/2 cups water2 Tbsp. soy sauce2 tsp. granulated vegetable bouillon1 1/2 tsp. salt3 Tbsp. cornstarch4 cups cooked rice

Cook shrimps, drain. Saute celery andgarlic in vegetable oil until soft in alarge frying pan. Stir in shrimps, waterchestnuts, and bamboo shoots; place peapods on top, cover. Heat just until peapods are thawed.

Stir in 2 cups of the water, soy sauce,vegetable bouillon, and salt; heattoboil-ing.Mix cornstarch with remaining 1/2cup water until smooth in a cup; stir intomixture in frying pan. Cook, stirringconstantly, until mixture thickens andboils 3 minutes* Serve over rice.

KING FISH STEAK WITHEGGPLANT & TOMATO SAUCE

1 2-pound king fish steak1 large green pepper1 large onionSmall eggplant1/3 cup salad oil2 8-oz. cans tomato sauce1/2 cup dry white wine1 garlic clove, minced1 bay leaf1/4 cup butter or margarine2 Tbsp. lemon juiceSalt and pepper

About 30 -minutes before serving:Cut green pepper into 1/2 inch strips.Peel and slice onion. Peel eggplant andcut in 1/2 inch cubes.

For sauce: In large skillet over med-ium-high heat, in hot salad oil, cookgreen pepper and onion until tender; addeggplant, tomato sauce, wine, garlic andbay leaf; simmer 15 minutes.

Meanwhile, preheat broiler if manu-facturer directs. In small saucepan overlow heat, melt butter or margarine withlemon juice, 1/2 teaspoon salt and 1/4teaspoon pepper.

Place fish in broiling pan and brushgenerously with butter mixture Broil5 minutes; turn and brush with buttermixture. Broil 5 minutes longer or untilfish flakes easily when tested with afork. Serve fish with sauce. Makes 6servings.

s Real OstateOFF ISLAND LOT

Bay Front or Gulf to Bay

*

T A 53 •£ £s 'i. f-i TAL 3

William C. Shannon, BrokerC a P t i v a I s l a n d- Florida 33924

Zella Mae Shannon813-472-2051

HAND CRAFTED GIFTS

Ceramics - Leather Items

OnxfyiwoJtkPeriwinkle* Opposite Library

Captiva Island, Florida

v j ips -Ur ipwoodOpec imen She l l s

Located on Main Road, 3 Miles North of Captiva Bridge closed mom

SUNSET SOUTH GARDEN APARTMENT CONDOMINIUM

ANTIQUE BOTTLES

A Collector's Finest in Black GlassWister, Porter, Casper

And Flaired Top Gin Bottles16th and 17th Century Bottles.

Over 5,000 Bottles ToCollectJFromAlso 15thCentury Square & Round

Spanish Coins.

WE HAVE STONE CRAB CLAWS

Dewey's MarinaSanibel Island, Florida 33957

Fresh Seafood Marketboats-bait-tackle

Gas GR 2-2231 Dockage

These are spacious 2 bedroom 2 bath-room apartments with just 4 units to abuilding. Our master plan of only 14buildings will limit occupancy to a selectfew. Club House, heated pool, and sev-eral buildings now completed. AdjoiningGolf Course now under construction. Themagnificent beach on the Gulf of Mexicois already there.

Priced from $37,950

In Ft. Myers Coll ' '936-8531 • 936-5653

SUNSET SOUTH BOX 131SANIBEt, FLORIDA 33957

Give em a subscription

to the Islander

so they won't forget you I

The PRESENT with a FUTURE!$3-5O

on ISLAND

OFF ISLANDS or SPLIT SUBSCRIPTION

per year

6-4-70 ISLANDER 11

PICTURE MINDED ?Increase your saleswith Color Postcards.

Excellent Photographycan make the difference

Call us now. 664-6655

insist on a professional

PHOTOGRAPHY

H B S T D N f30u

Ester°Blvci;rort Myers Beach,Phone. 664-6655

Island liIsland Inn

MI5C USED rURNITURE ITEMSFOR SALE

MAY BE VIEWED AT THE Island Inn, GULF DRIVE

\

The Upper Tip Of Sanibel Island

11 a.m. to 9 p.m.

6 R 2-2411

AND THE

fenOn Periwinkle Way-11 a.m. to 2 a.m.

G R 2 - 3 1 7 1

Appearing NightlyMARY CLARK

on the organRESTAURANTS UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF

ROY6-GERTRUDE WEBB

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UnclassifiedsFOR RENT:NICE 2-BR COTTAGE AVAILABLE UN-TIL NOV. 15; CARPETED, COLOR TV,$90 a WEEK, (20% LESS, 4 OR MOREWEEKS.) . NO CHILDREN OR PETS.CALL 472-2801, OR WRITE D. D. HAV-ERLEY, PINE RIVER, MINN. 56474.

* * * * * • * *

Motel owners and busines people. Youcan now get color post cards and broch-ures. Beautiful full color reproduction,highest quality, low price. Call LarryC. Huston, commercial photographer.MO 4-6655.

SARLO, ARIENS LAWN MOWERSAND McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS

Factory AgentsSales-Service-Parts, New & Used

SANIBEL MARINASanibel, Florida

Lighthouse End GR 2-6251

Electric Stove RepairWashers - Dryers

RefrigerationAir Conditioning

HeatingRITE - TEMP SERVICE

MO 4-95566051 Estero Blvd.

WAITERS & WAITRESSES NEEDED:At South Seas Plantation, Call GR 2-4601,Carter Brown, Manager.

APPLIANCE REPAIRS:Small appliances, electric stoves, vac-uum c l e a n e r s , radios, lamps, etc.Harry's Appliance Service, P.O. Box67,Sanibel Island, 472-8962.

HELP WANTED:Gift shop assistant. About 46 hours week.For interview call Mrs. Gambel, GR 2-4601 before noon

CONDOMINIUMS FOR RENT

2 bedroom, 2 bath Condominiumsfurnished, overlooking Gulf of Mexico,heated pool, enclosed garage. Specialweekly rates till Dec. Sunset South,Rt, 1, Box 241, Sanibel Island, Fla.,33957, PH GR 2-6641, 936-8531 orevenings LI 2-4404.

ART SI ^Paints, bi ashes, etc. Also Flex-Bonpaints, designed for tropical weather atLEGAL SUPPLY, Sanibel I s l a n d .GR 2-4051.

JOB PRINTING:.Letterheads, envelopes, rate sheets —

anything! FAST service! BEST priceANYWHERE! B. R. Brown, MO 4-6546.

Sonibel-Coptiva /TOMTOM /

Pvuaiat I

TREASURE ISLANDsA^-T^T / I

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"TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE"Income property, plus owners home

Let us tell you about it!

SEE, CALL OR WRITE

SANIBEL-CAPTIVA REAL ESTATEClaire T. Walter. Realtor

GR 2-4011 GR 2-6211 GR 2-3031

ANY LIVING ROOM.DINING ROOM ORDINING AREAand HALL

(Regardless of Size)

CARPETCLEANED

,995in any living room and hall

(Regardless ©f Room Size)

CALL ANY TIME24 hours a day, 7 days a week

Best PossibleCleaning Methods

Yes! . . . We Do DyeCarpeting . . . Right

in your Home.Phone . . . Now ForAppointment, Cdl

334-7095You will be glad yea did.

100%Guaranteed

Not DelightedDon't Pay

4 Generations of Experience• IF A TOLL CALL. $1.00 WILL BE

DEDUCTED FROM YOUR BILL

BANKAMERICARD

MASTER CHARGE

ZB CARPET CLEANING CO.

i L * " " * v t r **** b # f o r * ' w y0™1

l*din thfc p I S ^ " " " " " * ' " " ,•> uaaas OF W MYOS CHAMMR OF ooMMoeai

Member of Fort Myert Chamber of Commerce

12 ISLANDER 6-4-70

FOR SMART FASHIONSsnop Ineop

JbADIES APPAREL SHOPA T THE

an

"periwinkle road - turn right from causeway"

(Complete C/V|en s JxN pparel bko

id (^nildrens U/earOPEN SUNDAY

len magnuson

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Husband: "If a man ever steals he'llalways live to regret it." Wife: "Howabout those kisses you stole from mebefore we were married?" Husband:" . . . . . l ike I sa id . . . . "

The world hasn't been inherited bythe meek, but it is being largely support-ed by them.

I have a husband who is r i ch -He adds much to my life,He buys me everything I want-But please don't tell his wife*

The trouble is that all the world be-lieves that doing harm to the enemy ismore useful than doing good to yourself.

Best Seller ListThis tast Weeks

Week Week on List

FICTION ~~

1 LOVE STORY. Segal 1 14

/ 2 THE FRENCH LIEUTENANT'S WOMAN. Fowles.. 2 27

3 DELIVERANCE. Dickey : : » 8

V* ! LOSING BATTLES. Welty 4 4

5 GREAT LION OF GOD. Caldwell 5 5

6 TRAVELS WITH MY AUNT. Greene 6 18

V 7 THE GODFATHER. Puzo • 7 62

8 THE GANG THAT COULDN'T SHOOT STRAIGHT.

Breslin . . - • 8 20

8 MR. SAMMLER'S PLANET. Bellow 14

10 THE LORD WONT MIND. Merrick 1 .

GENERAL/ l UP THE ORGANIZATION. Townsend 1 9

2 EVERYTHING YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO

KNOW ABOUT SEX. Reuben 2 19

3 THE SENSUOUS WOMAN. "J" . 5 6

THE NEW ENGUSH BIBLE S »

MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS. Fraser 4 256 HUMAN SEXUAL INADEQUACY.

j , Masters & Johnson 1

/ ? HARD TIMES. Terkel • • • 6 4

%/g LOVE AND WILL. May ' 8 IS

y» THE AMERICAN HERITAGE DICTIONARY OF- THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE 31

WO I KNOW WHY THE CAGED BIRD SINGS. Angelou 10 5

This analysis is baaed on reports obtained from more than US book-stores in 64 communities of the United States. The figures in the right-hand column do not necessarily represent consecutive appearances.

Macintosh BookshopSanibel Island, Florida We Mail Anywhere GR 2"- 3041

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