SANIBEL-CAPTIYA

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OFSANIBEL

ANDCAPTIVA ISLANDS

The FinestShellingBeaches

In TheWestern

Hemisphere

VOLUME 9 NUMBER 23 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY JUNE 5, 1969

CLEANUP FINALE

Saturday, June 7th, has been designated as the day for completingthe Lion's Cleanup Project.

Lions with trucks will assemble at the New Rocks Subdivision at8:30 a.m. and set out from there.

This time it is hoped that volunteers from the community (Sanibeland Captiva - we are one) will join forces with the Lions to finish thejob.

If anyone has a pickup truck that can be loaned for about three hourson the 6th, it would be put to good use.

It is hoped that cleanup projects will be continued as required.Better yet{ don't litter the roads and admonish those that do.

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TREASURE ISLANDS

SANIBEL-CAPTIVA REAL ESTATE

Claire T. Walter, Realtorand Associates

GR 2-4011 GR 2-3031

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KNIT DRESSES

WOOLEN SKIRTS - SWEATEES

DRESSES - SHIFTS

MEN S JACKETS

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Established 1961Duff Brown, Owner and Publisher

Editors „«, Virginia and Duff Brown

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

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

or less; 5£ a word thereafter.Second class postage paid at Fort Myers Beach,Florida 33931.

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

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

SUBSCRIPTIONSOn-Island . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.00 yearlyOff-Island or Split . . . 0 . . . . . . . . . . . $3.50 yearly

Of

Sanibel

BOUTIQUE.

OUR EXCLUSIVE LINESVera

Mary Chess

Gabar

Hadley Cashmere

Leon Levin

Lombardi

Phelps Sportswear

Serbin

Alfred Shaheen

Elisabeth Stewart

Tanner of North Carolina

Hours: 9 to 5 Closed Sunday

RESTAURANT

COCKTAIL LOUNGE

OPEN 11:30 A.M.Periwinkle Drive, Sanibel Island GR2-3171

TELEVISIONSBLACK &WH1TE OR COLOR

Fedders

AIR CONDITIONERS

WOOSTIS t T1LIV1S1ONSALES &. SERVICE

Gulf Drive, Sanibel GR 2-2101

ISLANDER

COLONY GUESTS

Guests enjoying a vacation atThe Colony are: Mr. & Mrs. BillQuails and family of Lexington,Ky.; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard P.Hughes, St. Louis, Mo.; Dr. andMrs. George J. Meyer, Ft. Laud-erdale, Fla.; Mr. & Mrs. HerbertAltman, Brunswick, Ga.; Mr. &Mrs. Robert Frazier, Ft. Laud-erdale, Fla.; Mr. & Mrs. SteveKocsis, Ocala, Fla.; Mrs. JaneStauffer and Mrs. Corrine Fields,Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. and Mr. &Mrs. R. MacDonald, N. MiamiBeach, Fla.

Last weekend CHARLEYKing stayed with CLIFF andEMMA GUTHRIE of the SanibelTrailer Resort. Mr. King foundsome live shells from our beach-es to take back to Hawaii for hislive collection. He also boughtsome shells from Ken Havard'sShell Factory.

Mr. & Mrs. RAY WEBB en-tertained visitors from the north.Mrs. Webb's sister, Mrs. MARYMARSH, from Youngstown, Ohio,her daughter, JANET STANCH-EK, JOYCE CHRISTIAN andMARILYN GOODMAN stayed atthe Castaways Motel. The threegirls are teachers at New Lon-don, Conn. Mrs. Marsh and Janetare frequent visitors to the Is-are frequent visitors to theIsland, but Joyce and Marilynwere overcome with the peaceand quiet and thoroughly enjoyedthemselves.

CASA YBEL airstrip has atelephone and Lee County Elec-tric Cooperative wires acrossone end that the Sanibel resortmotel has been trying to get re-moved. The airstrip is a popularone, so the commission was askedto help get the wires underground.

Some $2,000 a year is paidthe Sanibel-Captiva Chamber ofCommerce for advertisement ofthe Sanibel bridge, extractedfrom the bridge tolls. The toll-payer's money is being shiftedfrom brochure to booklet now,with more than 95,000 inquiriesa year being answered by theChamber.

ANN KONTINOS and LILLIANKONTINOS each found 2 goldenolives. May 30 down by TheRocks, Sanibel!

ANNOUNCEMENT

Capt. ScMrs. Robert Andersontake great pride in announcing thebirth of their son, Robert KnabAnderson, on May 30th. YoungMr. Anderson weighed in at 5 lbs.10 1/2 oz. His mother, Janet,lived on Sanibel for a year whileher husband served In Vietnam.She taught school at Sanibel Ele-mentary Schools and was activein our little theatre.

For those who wish to con-gratulate them on their l a s t"production" their address is209 Balsam Street, Lowurall, SoC , 29902.

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Fine Stationery in Gift Boxes

Naeirtfesb Book ShopSanibel Island, Fla. GR 2 - 3041

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First National's GoldenSailngs lets eferyeneearn 5% interest...and it's compoundedcontinuously!As little as $25 opens your account and you start

E earning 5% interest continuously from the very firstday. Add to your savings as often as you like. Inany amount.Interest is credited to your account four times ayear. You can withdraw any money which was ondeposit a full calendar quarter daring a convenientten-day withdrawal period, at the beginning of thenext quarter.Another great service from the "helpful one"

FIRSTNATIONAL BANK

IN FORT MYERS, FLORIDAFIRST AND LEE STREETS

r Federal Deposit Insurance Corpoiatlon

SAM CAHL0S REALTY

Robert L DormerREG. REAL ESTATE BROKER

ISLAND CENTER FOR DISCUSSIONS

ON MUNDANE AFFAIRS

Town SquareSanibel Island, Florida 33957

Office GR 2-5371 Home GR 2-3771

ISLANDBAKFSHOP

WEEKLfSPECIALS

Mon: Almond MacaroonsThurs: Lemon PectensFri: Chocolate EclairsGR 2-3121

Hours 8 to 5Daily

Closed SundayAnd Wednesday

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GOURMET CORNER

SOMETHING DIFFERENT

Fyens Sliced

Danish Cucumbers

When Kenan Ann Fishburnegraduated in absentia from Cy-press Lake High School on May30, she had spent her senior yearat Stetson University in Delandearning forty semester hours andwinning numerous campus hon-ors .

In the Fall, and again thisSpring for the 1969-70 year,Kenan won election as senator andPresident of her class. Mean-while, she served on the StetsonPresident's Committee on theFuture of the University, pre-sided over the weekly FreshmanClass Assemblies, chaired theEnthusiasm Committee, partici-pated in "Helping Hand, attend-ed the National Student Associ-ation's Southern Region Confer-ence in A t l a n t a on "TheUniversity and Racism," andpledged Alpha Chi Omega soror-ity.

In recognition of outstanding

BREAKFAST - LUNCH - DINNER

AT THE COUNTER.. OR ON THE PATIO

AND IN THE DINING ROOM

meOPEN 8 a.m. until 8 p.m.

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

PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED BY OURREGISTERED PHARMACISTS ARE YOUR

ASSURANCE OF ACCURACY AND SATISFACTIONSUMMER HOURS

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

PHARMACY CLOSED ALL DAY SUNDAY

FortMyersBeachFlorida

San Carlos & Estero JBivd

The PharmacyNearest

theIslands

MO 4-6128

contributions to the Universityand the community," Kenan wasone of five freshman women se-lected to receive the T a s s e lAward by Mortar Board, a nation-al leadership and service organ-ization for women.

This enthusiastic erstwhilehigh school senior and collegefreshman seeks to complete adouble major—in French andEnglish—and hopes to spend herjunior year studying at the Univ-ersity of Neuchatel, Switzerlandunder Stetson's "Year AbroadProgram,,"

Reprinted from "The Maui-Go-Round," Hawaii, May 3, 1969.

CHARLEY KING IN TRAININGFOR ANNUAL MAINLAND VISIT

When Islanders fly to the bigisland of "Am-er-i-ca" (a Ter-ritorial expression still used)the borrow from friends accord-ing to the weather, light or heavycoats, woolen suits, mufflers,even long Johns, depending uponthe season. Most of us fly overinfrequently, some only once ina lifetime, we are so happy to beliving on Maui.

When we return to the ValleyIsle, no matter how pleasant thetrip, we talk for days about howwonderful it Is not to have free-ways, traffic on the by-ways andsay * Never again" until the nexttime we borrow some needed bitof wearing apparel.

But Charley King, Lahaina'sShell Man, at the Whaling PortCurio Shop has a system all his

own. A few weeks before he fliesaway each year to visit his motherin Indiana he goes into trainingby wearing shoes now, thatisn't to say Charley goes bare-foot he wears the biggest,broadest "go-aheads" he canfind so that his toes can wigglein comfort while he goes into along spiel about a certain rareshell.

And Charley has the rareones from all over the worldthe largest collection in Hawaii.After a nice visit with his mother(Mother's Day is May 11) Charleywill fly to Florida to greet andbargain with shell collectors anddealers from around the globe.They want Charley's beautifulHawaiian shells and he is inter-ested in the new and sometimesunidentified speciments found inrecent years. This is a growing,living and exciting hobby, forshells once lived as the colorful,intricately designed home formyriad sea creatures — excuseus, that's for Charley King to tellyou about, so let's get back toshoes.

It's almost summertime inFlorida, and until Charley readsthis in the Maui-Go-Round, hewon't know that the thing to dois take his Maui Go-Aheads rightalong with him before thistrip, his annual Safari was in thewinter months, but at this timeof year on Sanibel Island off theWest Coast of Florida, Charleymay need room for his toes towiggle as he talks about what he *knows best shells.

To The Islander:County News: Commissioner

P. A. Geraci is pondering thechoice of either rebuilding 2.7miles of Periwinkle Way on Sani-bel Island, at between $30,000and $40,000 as estimated by DeLozier, or proceeding with a$300,000 road widening and re-building project on which $25,000already has been spent in rightof way search and evaluation fees.Another $110,000 will be neededto get the right of way set for theconstruction. Most of the land isdonated, but structures are not,and some drainage and othereasement is recommended by theState Road Department.

Attorney Frank Pavese voic-ed the opinion that purchase nowwould be wise, since the land willbecome more expensive as timepasses. Scott and some othersasked if the money isn't morebadly needed in other quartersnow. Hudson said that if the rightof way is bought it is a tacit com-mitment to build.

Public Beach Access; Toresidents without a Gulf frontproperty, who wishes to go to thebeach without trespassing, thefollowing.

Seagrape Lane is a public LeeCounty road from Bay to Gulf. Theold Ferry road is public from Bayto Gulf. {Now disguised as privateon the Gulf side.) Lee County andthe taxpayers own a walkway tothe Gulf across the Colony hold-ing, and two walkways on GulfDrive not including the easementof the Rocks. Would somebodyindicate the exact spot to theChamber of Commerce that signsbe erected?

More public roads now dis-guised as private can be checkedin the Courthouse.

Could the Community Associ-ation or the Chamber of Com-merce, check and ask the Countyto maintain ALL these roads forthe benefit of ALL the residents?

The following parks are pub-lic, administered to by the LeeCounty Commissioners and theydo not include private, municipalor federal parks. Sanibel C ause-way Park, 10 acres; T u r n e rBeach Park, 25 acres; D ix ieBeach Park, 1 acre; Tarpon BayRoad Park, 1 acre.

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HOURS9 to 6

SANIBEL ISLANDFLORIDA

Resort Wear,Mexican Imports,Gifts from35 Countries,Antiques, Toys,Penny CandySalmagundi,Prints . •"" * .

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

BINOCULARSfor rent $1.00 a day

We have binocularsfor sale, also.

SbpSanibel Island, Fla. GR 2-3041

FOR A DEEP DARK TANBuy the 8 oz. bottle of

"Fashion Tan" for $3.95Get a 4 oz. bottle of"After Tan" FREE

Block Pearl

Rental property is good bus-iness. We have several rentalunits in a good area.

Commercial property on mainroad. This is the finest invest-ment property available.

Sanibel Pines, attractive lotscovered with lovely Sabalpalms and pine trees. Lotsmeasure 100 ft. x 110 ft andare Ideal for use as vacationcottage sites or moderatelypriced retirement h o m e .Zoned for duplex or singlefamily residence. Only $3,000with terms.

Lagoon Estates: Nice largelot on fresh water lagoon. Ex-cellent fishing at your ownback door. Very attractivearea. Zoned duplex or singlefamily residence. Pricedfrom $4,200 to $4,500 -withterms.

Many attractive lots for im-mediate or future building.

LISTINGS WANTED

MAYERRegistered Real Estate BrokerPeriwinkle Way GR 2-6671

ISLANDER

QUANTITY BiGHTS RESEBVEO

PRICES EFFECTIVETHURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY

JUNE 5, 6 & 7

BAILEYGENERAL

STORE

U S D A CHOICE

FULL CUT ftOUHll STEAIC LB$1.19U SD A CHOICE BONELESS

TOP itOUH® STiAIC ".$1,39U S D A CHOICE

BOTTOM noune ROAST....'-.».SI.29U S D A CHOICE

RUMP ItOAST.FRESH WESTERN

PORK BUTT ROAST ..L.!.59*FRESH WESTERN

POUiC BUTT STEAKS

SANIBEL ISLAND

PORK FEET

TAILS h!.25$

OSCAR MAYER 12 OZ. PKG.

ioyourlvoALWAYS GOOD PLAIN OR SELF RISING

FLOUR S.&.394168 SHEETS JUMBO ROLL DECO.WHITE OR ASSORTED COLORS

SCOTT TOWELS..Sf 46SSOZ CAN VAN CAMP LIGHT

CHUNK TUNA.....29<17 OZ CAN ROSEDALE '"

SWEET PEAS29 OZ CAN PRIDE OF GEORGIA

PEACHES

FOR'

29 OZ CAN PRIDE OF GEORGIA FREESTONE

FLORIDA THE DIET FRUIT

GRAPEFRUITFRESH WESTERN CRISP

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FLOH1PA CELERY.

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BAN SPRAY DEODORANTi

REG. 79* - 4 OZ SIZE BLUE OR GREEN i

CLAIROL SHAMPOOREG. 59< - l!40Z SIZE

GROOM & CLEANREG. 49d - 15 COUNT

COPE HEADACHE TABLET,REG. S1.9B - 6 H G A L SIZE

PLASTIC GARBAGE CANO3

ISLANDER

The Best Food Buys Are Around The CornerAT YOURA.G.FOODSTORE

PRICES EFFECTIVE

FROM THURSDAY JUNE 5TH,THRU SATURDAY JUNE 7TH.

11 OZ 6 PAK SOUTHERN

rfcCAN I WIKLjitittiotioetotttKititii15H0Z CAN BEEF OR PORK

LiBBY'S SLOPPY JOES 59?32 OZ JAR

WELCH'S GRAPE JELLY 49$46 OZ CAR STOKELY

PINE. GRAPEFRUIT DRINK 29$75 FT ROLL SCOTT

CUT-RSTE W A X PAPERe9.ee9 18«8K2OZ JAR PLANTERS

DRY ROASTED PEANUTS 59$U OZ CAN RAID

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10 OZ PKGS RASBERRY - BLUEBERRY - MAPLE

SAitA LEE SHEHiCPilST Hili@§.f.A.SS#10OZPKGUBBY

WHOLE HERHEL €@&M J.,10 OZ PKG LIBBY

11 OR 12 OZ PKGSFRANKS & BEANS - BEEF HASH -SPAGHETTI & MEATBALLS - MACARONI & CHEESE

1 LB PKG ALWAYS GOODm FOR

HALF GAL ALWAYS GOOD

©fi^iiSE Jtil€E16 OZ SIZE SCHIMERKASE

JiHSTE! €©¥T^6E CHEESE.

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VACATION

GULF DRIVE SAN I BEL

SANIBEL SERVICESTATION

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

• Tune Up o Muffler ServiceHAVE IT CHECKED BEFORE YOU GO!Rent - A - C a r . . . Daily -Weekly -Monthly

GR 2 "4961STANDARD" v Kill >

PropertyManagement

Service(MICHAEL FRENETTE)

Route ! Box 149

Sanibel Island, Florida

Phone: GR 2-2841

Repairs

Mowing

New Lawns Laid

Painting

Free Estimates

coconutFor MealsThe Whole

Family Enjoys

R e s t a u r a n tGR 2-2751

OPEN: 7:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.7 D A Y S A WE EK

Corner of Tarpon tsay *Rd. & baruoel Blvd.

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PANTDRESSES $fc

THE OPEN GATEBOUTIQUE

Periwinkle Way GR 2-6051

RESORT MOTEL

To The Islander:I noted the letter from one of your readers in

the issue of May 22nd where he complimented theBoy Scouts and the other people who cooperatedin cleaning up the tin cans and debris along ourroads and then suggests that the Islanders do abetter job in this instance.

It has been my observation over the yearsthat it isn't the Islanders who cause the problembut the tourists and I think we have got to real-istically appreciate this.

I realize many people make their living fromtourists but the blame has got to be put where itbelongs. In fact, I can usually tell when an Island-er is walking on the beach or when a tourist isbecause the Islander is usually walking a l o n gbehind the tourist picking up his debris as hegoes along while the tourist is enjoying the beau-tiful island.

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ISLANDER

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

Sanibel-Captiva Teen Club,Sani-bel Community House, Saturday,8 p.m.

Game night, Sanibel CommunityHouse, Fridays, 7:30.

American Legion Post #123,American Legion Home, 2ndTuesday, 8 p.m.

American Legion Auxiliary, Unit123, 1st Mondays, 8 p.m. LegionHall.

Bingo Murex, American LegionHome, Wednesday, 8 p.m. (Nominors)

A. Ao open meeting Fridays 8 p.m.at St. Michael's Episcopal ChurchGR 2-3121o

Lions Club, dinner meeting atSouth Seas Plantation, 6.-30 p.m.,first and third Wednesdays ofeach month.

HELEN BUDROW EAGER

Helen Budrow Eager d i e dThursday in Lee Memorial Hos-pital after a long illness.

A popular hostess with anenormous number of friends,she began coming to the Islandswith her husband George T. Eagerin 1920 for winter vacations.Their first abode was a t e n tpitched near the Sanibel Light-house; for the past many yearsshe has resided at her home onC aptiva.

Mrs. Eager, who was widowedin 1957, was well known in bothmusical and art circles, havingat one time been a concert pian-ist and a teacher of music. Shewas a member of the Art Councilof Southwest Florida, as well asthe Sanibel-Captiva Art League.An accomplished artist who stud-ied with leading teachers in thiscountry and abroad, her workshave appeared and won awardsin numerous exhibitions in thisarea, and she was highly respect-ed in art circles.

She was also a devoted andactive member of the Chapel-by-the-Sea, where a memorial ser -vice is to be held this winter. Herpassing is a great loss to t h eIslands and to her many friends.

She is survived by two daugh-te r s , Mrs. William F. Deknatel,and Mrs. John Henderson, twosisters , four grandchildren andsix great grandchildren.

NOTICE

The American Legion Aux-iliary meetings will be disbandedfor the summer. Ample notifica-tion will be given announcing themeeting dates in the Fall at whichtime the Auxiliary will work to-wards satisfying its committ-ments to the Veterans Hospitals.

Navigation

Now OR S§!e

MacintoshBookshop

Sanibel Island, FloridaGR 2-3041

WE take pride

in YOUR Jewelry md Gifts

If You Don't Know Jewelry-Know Your Jeweler

TREASURESSANIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA 83957

Realtor

SANIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA

MAIN OFFICE GR 2-4501BRANCH OFFICE in Sanibel Shopping Center

GR 2-4521 and GR 2-4531

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

OFFICES OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY

M MabieSPECIMEN SHELLS

FLORIDA AND WORLD WIDE!!

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

^ Endorsed By•--',. Sanibel - C aptiva Audubon Society

Bird Tours Of The Isiandrby

Or iff In g BancroftReservations May Be Made At The

MacINTOSH BOOK SHOPGR 2-3041

H A. VROOM AN

TVPhose Nusfibe? Chaaged To

CAPTJVA iSLANO. PLOBIDA

Reynold'sCraft Shop

Main Road,Near Casa Ybel Road

FLORIDA MINIATURESRARE SHELLS

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

6-5-69 Unclassified ISLANDER

Get your lawn mowers In shape'now. Call Chucks Repair Shop,| GR 2-6411 or Bring them la,' nest to the Snack Shack.

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

* * * * * * *FOR SALE:New UF TV antenna, cost $52,will sell for $35.00. Moving torental quarters. GR 2-4341.

fcs. * * * * * * *WANTED TO BUY:island property, with or withouthouse, Tom Oschwald, at Vroo-man's. GR 2-6611.

* * * * * * *FOR SALE:1966 Ford Mustang, 289 Arbicinches, cover. $1,200. G. Karr,GR 2^2591 or GR 2-6592.

* * * * * * *PALM VIEW APARTMENTS:Quiet, comfortable place to r e -lax,, One block from beautifulbeach. Reasonable rates, day,week. Tulipa Way, Sanibel. CaE813-472-3843,,

FOR SALE:Dodge Dart station wagon, 1966.Air conditioned, power steering,tinted glass all around, seat belts,fine condition. $1,250. GR 2-4391.

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HOUSE FOR RENT OR LEASE:Furnished or unfurnished, avail-able Sept. 1. G. Karr GR 2-2591or GR 2-6592.

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

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Real ostateON PALM AVENUE, CAPTIVA

SALES COTTAGES RENTALS

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

Electric Stove RepairWashers - Dryers

RefrigerationAir Conditioning

HeatingRITE - TEMP SERVICE

MO 4-95566051 Estero Blvd.

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Statistics released by theFlorida Highway Patrol show thatmore accidents occur on Fridaysbetween 5 p.m. and 6 pom# thanany other time but the Patrol saysfhat any time can be a safe timeor the defensive driver.

Col. H, N. Kirkman, Directorof the Department of Public Safetysaid, "Our records tell us thetime and day when most accidentsoccur, but our personal exper-

ience and observations tell usthat the defensive driver couldhave avoided most of these acci-dents."

Patrol records show that thegreatest frequency of accidentsoccurred on Friday afternoonbetween the hours of 5 p.m. and6 p.m. More fatal accidents oc-curred on Saturday night between6 p.m. and 7 p.m.

Kirkman concluded by saying,"Drivers can be compared tostudents. Defensive drivers areprepared for any emergency asthe student should be prepared foran examination. If the student isnot prepared he usually fails thetest. If the driver is not preparedhe too fails, but bis failing couldbe fatal."

Captiva Island. Florida

ij Is- Urij-twood - Jpecimen bhells

Located on Main Road, 3 Miles North of Captiva Bridge

CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES

JOHN BURRELLCypress Lake

TOM HOLTZCypress Lake

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

F R E E B E E R TOMORROW

FishTSfChips >Sandwiches-

EtC.

Closed On Mondays restaurant GR 2-4322JANIE BROADBENT

Cypress LakeSUSAN HOLTZ

Bishop Verot

in The Heart of

Pirate Country

Specializing in 16th, 17th & 18thCentury Black glass bottles

obtained by digging. Over 2,000bottles. Medicine and Food jars

all 18th Century.

BOATS © BAIT 9 TACKLE

MarinaTarpon Bay, Sanibel Island, Florida GR 2-2231

Lighthouse Lounge

and

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

12 to 5:30 on Sunday

Lighthouse End of the Island GR 2-5281

serving« Spaghetti and Meat Balls

• Shrimp in the Rough« Beef Stroganoff

» Pizzas9 Assorted Cold Cut Platters

0 Sandwiches and~*Salad

MAKE YOUR EATING WITH USA FAMILY AFFAIR

ICROSS THE MOAT

TO SEVEN SEAS SHOP

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TO OUR EXCLUSIVE LINES

in Ladies & Men'sFASHIONS & SPORTSWEARALSO LARGE SELECTION OF

CHILDREN'S CLOTHSNGGIFTS FROM I

ALWAYS FIRST WITH QUALITY"

Pictured here with her 301b.Snook is Patti Ann Sells from Ft.Myers Beach. This lunker washauled in at theSanibelCausewayon Cut Mullet late Sunday night.She was fishing with her flaber-gasted and ego-crushed, BUTPROUD, newly wed husband, DukeSells. A fine way to start out amarriage!

Macintosh Book ShopSanibel Island.Florida We Mail Anywhere GR 2-3041

Homosassa Springs Natural-ist John Hamlet says that, thoughthe Seminole Indians live in themost dismal swamp region in theU3SO, they are among the health-iest of all.

Priscilla Murphy reports thefollowing sales:

Two lots in the Rocks to Mr.& Mrs. Leo S, McDonald, Glen-view, 111., from Mr. and Mrs.Alphonse Lo Bedard, Miami, Fla.

A lot in Sanibel Estates to Mr.& Mrs. William J. Whitenack,Amityvilie, L J . , New York fromMiss Chloris Go White, WinterHaven, Fla.

A lot on Captiva Island to Mr.

& Mrs. Gale Fo Johnston, St.Louis, Mo., from Mr. & MrsoVernon Lo Rowland, Shaker Hgts.,Ohio.

Eleven lots in Leisure Acresto Mr. and Mrs. Alan J, Davis,York, Pa. from Ruble S6 Reif5No. Fort Myers, Fla.

A house in Richardson S/Dto Mr. & Mrs. A. H. Lloyd, Ter-race Park, Ohio from Mr. & Mrs.R3 Do Burrows,, Coronado, Calif.

FOR THE KINGOF THE BOUSE

ON BIS DA?Sunday, June ISA FEW SUGGESTIONS

O SPORT CLOTHES 0 CAMERAS O FILM O LIGHTERS

O WATCHES 0 SHAVING EQUIPMENT O FISHING GEAR

O BINOCULARS O CIGARS O CIGARETTES

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