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VOLUME 11 NUMBER 7 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY FEBRUARY 18, 1971

1971 SANIBEL SHELL FAIR FESTIVAL A SUCCESS The Sanibel Community House is the scene of much activity as the 1971 Sanibel Shell The Strawberry Festival was a smashing success again this year, and even greater Fair shapes up for opening March 4 through March 6. The show will be open from 10 than in years past, according to Chairman Dotti McQuade. "Even the weather cooper- a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. Special hours have been set up for both the press and amateur ated," she said. Thirty-five tables were invitingly covered in white as a foil for the photographers. Press reporters and photographers will be welcomed from 9 a.m. to 10 lovely flower arrangements donated by the Corner Shop, and later given as door prizes a.m., Thursday, March 4, opening day, Friday, March 5, for amateur photographers to lucky winners. whose cameras will serve as passes for early admittance, 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. All the door prizes were lovely, and the beautiful models who came down the steps The permanent shell exhibits in the Community House have been refurbished by Eu- through a heart-shaped entrance way from the church were especially graceful in show- genia Wright, Helene Eker and Harriet Howe with an assist in excellent carpentering ing the lovely clothing from local shops. Over $700.00 >ras received for the Episcopal by Paul Howe and John Kennedy. Florida's official state shell, the horse conch (Pleuro- Church in donations for the year's charities. Shops having clothing on display were: loca gigantea) will be used extensively in decoratingfor the 1971 show. Tom Nix, house Dotti, The Open Gate, Seahorse, Bailey's Store, Nancy Lou's, Friday's House of Trea- chairman, has made markers for each category using mounted plywood cut-outs of sures, Red I elican and of course, the Corner Shop. horse conchs with the category number on as well as the name of each category. Exhibit chairman, Mary Nix made an outline drawing of a horse conch and sent it along with the order for ribbon awards and this was reproduced in gold on all the ribbons. . Hostesses who will be on hand to help make your visit to the show a pleasant one on AUDUBON BENEFIT CONTINUED TO PAGE 4 The Gala Benefit to be held tomorrow night, Friday, February 19, at Casa Ybel by the Audubon Society will feature an all new program of Mario Hutton's "photo-verse" compositions, under the general title "Islands Inimitable." Included in the first half will be eight features covering a wide range of subjects in the field of wildlife, the -tt scenic beauty of our islands, and also a humorous look at some of their peculiarities. To be seen will be 'Another Day' and 'My Rhapsody in Blue,'both conveying timely conservation messages, "Great Blue' and 'Snowy,' that can be defined portraits of two l of Florida's favorite birds. Also, a visual idyl called 'Halo,' and 'The Nightingale,' a nostalgic nocturne. Shown will be a feature of special interest to fishermen, about which a reviewer recently wrote: "Harbor Queen is a wonderfully drawn portrait al- most in journalistic vein of the voyage of three men on a commercial fishing boat. This was an August trip on which our photographer-poet worked as both, but also as a crew member. There are fourteen minutes of exciting slides and commentary here, of boat, crew, fish and fishing know-how and equipment, of birds and sky, and the wild beauty of the Gulf of Mexico. Somthing for everyone is here, pictures and verse com- TEA &> SPICE bined with the finesse of a natural story-teller. Don't miss it." The second part of the show will constitute a definite departure from Mr. Hutton's usual subjects. It is titled 'Soul of Six Island Homes,' and this is what Julie Miller has Ri written about it: "Five beautiful dwellings, as diverse as their owners may be, are ce shown in graphic detail, with sympathy and charm; and the program ends with superb shots of Ding Darling's Captiva 'Fish House,' and a truly lovely poem in dedication to the man whose name is enshrined in the hearts of us all. These homes are not present- ed, for example, as the House of the Month, or What the Well-Dressed House Will Wear, in some national magazines. Rather, Mr. Hutton affirms the physical personal- ity, the special aura of the residence, inside and out. In each he expresses his own impression of its particular and unique individuality. To those of us who may never see these homes this series will be a peculiar treasure, one to anticipate eagerly." Griffing Bancroft will preside over the proceedings, that will include announce- ment of the names of those purchasing a number of paintings and other works donated by distinguished artists, and the drawing of valuable door prizes offered by local 11 merchants. In addition to the artists whose names were published last week, the fol- ALL YOUR NEEDS FROM FOOD TO FILM lowing have donated beautiful works: Opal Combs, Willis Combs, and Sarita Van Vleck. Reservations, consisting of a donation of at least $3.00 per person, have been so numerous, that not many admissions may be available at this time. Any admissions not secured in advance will be offered tomorrow night at Casa Ybel Resort, where the benefit starts at 8 p.m. All contributions are tax deductible.

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MLS sea horse shop SANIBEL-CAPTIVA P^L ESTATE aZ',7e~\. Walter, Realtor At The Lighthouse End Of Sanibel 472-1455 472-2247 Daily 9 to 9, Sunday 12 to 5:30 ISLANDER 2-18-71

SANIBEL - C APTIVA ISLANDER Established 1961 Duff Brown, Owner and Publisher THE Editors .Virginia and Duff Brown ISLAND Production Louise Ostling, Carolyn Lowry, Carlene Kelly, Judy Hendrie. BqUTIQUE Reporter Fran O'Callaghan, 463- 9671 ************* Unclassified rates: $1.00 minimum for 15 words or less; 5( a word thereafter. ************* Deadlines: Ad and news copy are picked up Saturday after-' Stop In and See My Exclusive Lines noon; SHORT news items and ads may be phoned in (463 - 6792) no later then Monday noon. DINO - VERA - HADLEY - DEVON **-****•***•** SUBSCRIPTIONS SERBIN - ACT III- LEON LEVIN On-Island $3.50 yearly TANNER OF NORTH CAROLINA Off-Island or Split $4.00 yearly ST. MICHAEL'S AND ALL ANGELS C anada $4.50 yearly EPISCOPAL CHURCH ALFRED SHAHEEN - GABOR ************ The Rev. T. A. Madden, Vicar. ELISABETH STEWART ISLANDER OFFICE Rev. James D. B. Hubbs, 2330 Estero- Blvd., Fort Myers Beach. Write P.O. Box Priest in Charge ROSE MARIE REED 2867, F.M.B. Phone 463-6792 (not a toll call from the Islands.) SUNDAY: Holy Communion 7:30 a.m. ************* plus Church School and Sanibel Center Building - Casa YbelRd.& Periwinkle Way Kindergarten 9:30 a.m. Hours 9:30-5:00 - Closed Sunday - .472-1070 Choral Morning Service 9:30 a.m. WEDNESDAY: Please Support Serenity House The Holy Communion...... 9:00 a.m. HOLY DAYS: The Holy Communion ...... 7:30 p.m.

ST. ISABEL'S MISSION CATHOLIC CHURCH, SANIBEL Saturday evening Mass 7:30 p.m. PARKE AND ALICE SCHOCH Sunday Mass 8:30 & 10:00 a.m. AT YOUR SERVICE Friday Mass in the homes. CONFESSION: • Ground Maintenance Realtor Sundays before Mass. Lawn Cutting, Edging, Trimming and Pruning • Seasonal Cleaning of Rentals • Opening and Closing of Cottages FIRST BAPTIST j • Handyman Repairs Around The Home SANIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDA The Rev. JackE. CONDOMINIUMS- FROM $15,950 SUNDAY SERVICES: HOMES- FROM $29,500 Sunday School. 10 a.m. 463-5545 Worship .11 a.m. NO JOB TOO SMALL CALL US TODAY WELL LOCATED LOTS VERY CLOSE TO Evening Worship... 7:30 p.m. THE BEACH- REASONABLE PRICED WEDNESDAY: Prayer Meeting... ..7:30 p.m. MAIN OFFICE: 472-1511 BRANCH OFFICE SANIBEL COMMUNITY CHURCH (Sanibel Shopping Center) Dr. H. E. Sheely, Pastor 472-1513 Morning Worship.... 11 a.m. Sunday School...... 9:30 a.m. o cTTntiaus.iL You're Invited To Stop By Either Office To Read The Wall Street Journal CHAPEL-BY-THE-SEA Captiva, Florida OFFICE OPENED ALL DAY SATURDAYS Minister, Dr. H. Otheman Smith 10-12 2-5 Morning Worship 11 a.m. Monday thru Saturday For Appointment Call 472 -1767 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES You are cordially invited to attend The Town Square the services at Sanibel Community Hall, Now Open 6 Days A Week. Sundays at 11 a.m.

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WOOSTER TELEVISION Sanibel Public Library hours: 10 to 12 on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and SALES & SERVICE Saturday; 2 to 4 on Thursday. MANAGER: PETER A. PAVEL 472.1296 Sanibel Community Association, Inc., Gulf Drive, Sanibel' 472-1133 Sanibel Community House, 1st Tuesday, 6:30 p.m. Public Health Nurse - Third Tuesday of \iJlxmA. Maintenance C& every month, from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Community House. Commercial &• Residential ISLAND American Legion Auxiliary, Unit 123, • Yard Work • Hauling • Drive Ways • Painting 1st Mondays, 8 p.m., Legion Hall. • Chauffeur • Window Wash • Beaches (cleaned) BAKE • Trees (cut down or trimmed) Lions Club of Sanibel-Captiva meets • Carpenter (minor repairs) at 6:30 p.m., first & third Wednesday • Mowing, Grading & Loader Work SHOP of each month at the Golden Sands Res- • Windows & Screens (repair or replace) taurant, Periwinkle Drive, Sanibel.

American Legion Post #123, American Legion Home, 2nd Tuesday 8 p.m. WEEKLY CAPTIVA ISLAND Bingo Murex, American Legion Home, SPECIALS Wednesdays, 8 p.m. (No minors.) H. A. Vrooman Captiva Memorial Library is open 9 a.m. till 12:30 on Tuesdays and Fridays.

Shell Club, beginramK '" Deeember; 3rd T V Tues: Almond Macaroons Wednesday of each month, 8 p.m. Alter- Thurs: Lemon Pectens nating between Sanibel and Captiva Com- 472-1466 Fri: Chocolate Eclairs munity Houses. SERVICE Hours 9 to 5 Daily Closed Sundays & Mondays AA - open meeting every Friday, St. Michael's Episcopal Church, 8:30 p.m. 472-2 ISLANDER 2-18-71 SEGUNDA APARTMENTS HOURS Mr. & Mrs. Herb Purdy, Sr., owners 9 to 5-30 of Segunda, announce a new baby. She is silver beige color and just a ball of fur and sure to steal your heart, and is their GOURMET CORNER:- new baby poodle. Guests at the Segunda are Dr. & Mrs. Robert Wise of Hanover, Pa., Mr0 & Mrs. THE Robert Deal, Syracuse, N.Y., the Eugene It Takes A Cheese -Lover Ketchams, who are old friends of the To Appreciate A Good Cheese Purdys from their home town of Amity- -COLOMBO GORGONZOLA ville, N.Y., and the Robert Milnems of RED Earlville, Md. PELICAN Sanibel Island SHELL HAREOR INN Florida Guests at Shell Harbor Inn have found the weather brisk andjust right for shell- INVESTMENT PARCEL WHO'S WHO ing and a brisk walk. Seen on the beach Periwinkle Way road frontage. Get it were Mr. & Mrs. Archer Sachs of Col- now and watch it rise in value. umbus, Ohio, the Donald Morkans of AND WHY Minneapolis, Minn., Mr. & Mrs. Lowell Sneyd, Arlington, 111., the Milton Ramms GULF FRONT of Pallatine, 111., Mr. & Mrs. C. A. Pawlowski of Harrisburg, Pa. Two old Residential lots on a high ridge over- Miss CATHERINE WOOLLEY, author of over 70 children's books is visiting friends traveling together for their win- Resort Wear, looking the Gulf of Mexico. ter vacations are Dr. & Mrs. Leonard Mexican Imports, Sanibel at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gifts from GEORGE C. TENNEY in Water Shad- Aquilino and Dr. & Mrs. P. Marciano 35 Countries, FUTURE RETIREMENT of Syracuse, N.Y. Other guests are Mr. Antiques, Toys, ows. This is her first visit to the island. & Mrs. Karl Kauffman of Columbus, Penny Candy Large, tree covered lots at pre- Several of Miss Woolley's books are in Salmagundi, Ohio, the Kenneth Hennings of Chicago, Prints development prices. the Sanibel Library, both under her name 111., Mr. & Mrs. Fred Hassenplug are as well as under her pseudonym, Jane return visitors from Camp Hill, Pa., Thayer. TOWN HOUSE and the Robert Foederers of Indiana- Turn Right At The Shopping Plaza polis, Ind. Follow The Signs 472 -1323 Ask us about Sanibel Moorings Town House Condominium Apartments. 2 Mitchell's Castaways DAV£ KOUG- bedroom, 2 1/2 bath, beautiful view HOUSE, manager of the Castaways, has overlooking the Gulf. Boat mooring just returned from a flying trip to Buffalo, and swimming pool. N.Y., where the Swiftwater Squadron of the U. S. Power Squadron, held a party ISLAND INN GUESTS in his honor, at the Parkview Inn at FRESH WATER LAKE Niagara Falls, N.Y. At a large gathering Island Inn guests again hail from Catch bass at your back door, when of friends he received his 25th merit near and far, and some were seen at the you build on the lot. Moderate prices. mark, a plaque and a lapel pin for his Strawberry Festival. Some even jour- longevity in service. He was joined by his neyed into Fort Myers to watch the Pag- hon children, PETER ROUGHOUSE and wife eant of Light. Seen here and there and ACREAGE and daughter, Mrs. J. W. JOHNSON and around were Mrs. Uni Grannis and her her husband. "Everything was just great, Charts 20 acres with boat access to Pine dear friend from Lake Forest, 111., Jus- but the temperature was 4 degrees, and I tice & Mrs. Orrin E. Judd of New York Island Sound. Excellent residential could hardly wait to get back to the is- area. City, Mrs. R. T. Willcox and her friend, Now On Sate lands," said Dave. Mrs. Polly Ferguson from Ft. Lauder- dale, Mr. & Mrs. R. Faggioli of New Canaan, Conn., the Richard Whitneys of Macintosh Mrs. MIRIAM HALPIN of Tom's Beaufort, S.C., Mrs. F. Hunter Hackett River, N.J., now staying at the Caribe and daughter, Mrs. Blackhurst and Mrs. Bookshop M Adventure, has had fantastic luck shell- Bruch, all of Cleveland, Ohio, the Rod- ing. She displayed a real gem in a pale man Wards of Wilmington, Del., Mr. & Sanibel Island, Florida REALTOR green jingle shell complete with hinge Mrs. L. B. Webster of Princeton, N.J., intact and also a scotch bonnet. Mrs. Hal- Mrs0 W. H. Bovey and Mrs. Truamn Gar- 472 - 1447 Across From pin was following directions for cleaning den, friend enjoying a vacation together Pirate Playhouse whelks andotherlive shells, readingfrom from Wayzata, Minn. a hilarious chapter from Mr. MURRAY Come In and See Us, Other Island Inn guests are Mr. and HOYT's book, "Jewels From the Ocean Mrs. C. E. Tuck, West Bridgewater, We Welcome Your Interest. Deep.'' Mr. Hoyt, who is presently a guest Mass., Mrs. Thomas P. Harney, West- at the High Tide Cottages, had autograph- chester, Pa., Mro&Mrs.LymanB. Whit- Periwinkle Way 472-2244 ed her book. aker, Indianapolis, Ind., Mrs. C. V. Henry, Lebanon, Pa., the Howard Bab- cocks of Buffalo, N.Y., Mrs. Ralph D. Booth and granddaughter from Durham, Many have been fortunate in these N.H., and the E. P. Clarksons of Toronto, rough seas and times of extremely high Canada, were seen on the beach and the and low tides. It is an ill-wind that blows John Pangmans of Sarasota too, and Mr. nobody good, and shellers will testify to & Mrs. J. Glannigan of Lake Wales. More this, PEGGY WILLIAMS of Cleveland, guests are Mr. Dudley S. Ingraham of Ohio, and. guest at the Whitecaps, lucked Litchfield, Conn., Mr. & Mrs. R. Kuhlof on a Junonia on this, her first trip to Philadelphia, Pa., the Crawford Green- the islands. Mr. JOSEPH LERCH, who Progress with Electricity waits of Wilmington, Del., Mr. & Mrs. has been searching for three years, fin- D. Cruikshank and grandson from Avon RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL ally found his junonia on the beach near Park, the Barton R. Gebharts of Winnet- INDUSTRIAL the Gallery Motel, and Mrs. MARY ka, 111., and friends Miss Pauline Pease BROWN of Bolivar, Tenn., found hers af- and Mrs. Alexander Hatfield of Rose- ter seven years of shelling on the islands. M t -» mi A I after five mont, Pa., and Mrs. William B. Hetzel Mr. RAY BIDWELL of Andover, Conn., of Weekapaugh, R.I. and a guest at the Gallery found a junonia, 463-58641995-5251 too, and Mrs. CURTIN at the Gallery found a rare pink angel wing and a Scotch bonnet. Other guests at the Gallery still THOMAS &MARILYNNREYMONT hoping they will find some of the treas- NEW CAMERA CLUB , Complete Line of Dog Accessories ures from the deep are: Mr. and Mrs. * LEONARD VINSON of Glen Rock, N.Y.; A meeting to organize aCameraClub Mr. & Mrs. ALBERT FERROW, Wyck- for the Sanibel-Captiva Islands will be off, N.J.; the JOHN SNYDERS from held in the Sanibel Community building on Hinsdale, 111., the R. MacVANES of Tuesday evening, February 23, at 8 p.m. Nashua, N.H., the T. McGARRYS of New Anyone interested in any type of York; Mr. & Mrs. JOHN KRABER, De- photography is urged to attend. Do-it-yourself fishing fiance, Ohio, the STEVE POTTERS of or guided fishing trips. EXPERT GROOMING ALL BREEDS Worthington, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. J. MTLLIKEN of Indianapolis, Ind. Guided shelling tours. Call 463-9337 For LEGEL GALLERY TO OPEN Rental canoes for the Transportation Arrangements Sanctuary water trails. 6080 Estero Blvd., Ft. Myers Beach Having already enjoyed Florida for 89 years, Mr. WILLIAM PARRY is Mr. & Mrs. Edward Legel announce Rental sail boats. spending another winter vacation on the opening of their new Periwinkle Way Rental dockage for Sanibel with his daughter and her hus- Art Gallery on Wednesday, Feb. 17, and private boats. Free ramp. band, Dr. WILLIAM ROBERTSON, his they will be displaying art works donated granddaughter, Mrs. JOHN RILEY and for the Audubon benefit. The new room is BAIT AVAILABLE 24 HOURS her husband and his great granddaugh- called the Blue Room and will be available TACKLE - ICE- SNACKS Sand Dollar ter. They are all staying at Song of Sea. for one-man shows, and in addition, to Call Grady Edmondson 'for Mrs. Robertson won a door prize at the anyone wishing to display their paintings reservations and information Strawberry Festival just in time to use for sale. There will be an additional room Office Service it as a welcome decoration for her to the Blue Room, and the public is invited 472-1383 Sand Dollar Apartments daughter's room. to come and inspect the offerings. Box 353, Lagoon Drive, Sanibel INCOME TAX GOLF LESSONS Complete Shell Craft Instructions TARPON BAY PHOTO COPYiNG At Beautiful South Seas Plantation FAEMULLER ACCOUNTING RECORDS Phone Ronnie Fenton 477 Seagrape Lane General Office Service T.G.A. Golf Professional Sanibel Island, Florida Call For Appointment- 472-2430 MARINA Call C.M. Werkheiser, 472-1463 472-1145 ISLANDER 2-18-71 Letter To The Editor 1971 SANIBEL SHELL FAIR CONTINUED FROM FRONT PAGE To The Islander: To The Islander: opening morning are: Sue Dugan, Virginia Kelley, Sherry Vartdal and Martha Kildow. We came to Sanibel on Feb. 1 expect- One day, not too long ago, as I drove Thursday afternoon hostesses will be Kitty Brunner, Lillian Skinner, Grace Shepherd ing to stay only two days to see the island out of my home, the Sanibel Rescue and Lillie Gochenour. On Friday morning you'll be welcomed by Jean Bair, Irene David, and enjoy the beaches. We left on the third Squad was taking care of and evacuating Harriet Howe and Ruth Anderson and in the afternoon, Irene Adams, Grace Shepherd, dax to visit other places of interest but a mother, a baby and three other chil- Musette Heebner and Ann Newcombe. On Saturday morning hostesses will be Charlotte our short stay here had spoiled us, and we dren injured when their car overturned. Whitet Janet Tenney, Carol Nix and Martha Brown and in the afternoon until closing, returned to Sanibel. Later that same day, I passed the Res- time Mary Purdy, Mary Holtz, Helen Hoffman and Margaret Hanner. If you are planning Our hosts at the West Wind Inn have cue Squad transporting an injured boy to exhibit, please get your entry blanks in as soon as possible. Remember the deadline been most hospitable and friendly, *as to the hospital. is noon, Monday, March 1. The exhibits themselves are to be brought in between the have others with whom we have come in hours of 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., Wednesday, March 3. Entry blanks go to Mrs. Thomas These two cases, and I don't know Nix, Exhibit Chairman, Gulf Drive, Box 723, Sanibel, Fla, 33957. contact; but today something happened how many more that day, utilized vol- that disillusioned me, and I fear that this unteers to save life and relieve suffer- lovely isle is a "tourist-trap" after all. ing. These volunteers were men who must Several days ago I purchased a gar- leave their income producing activities ment at the local store, which, according to be "Good Samaritans" and aid those to the tag, was washable either by hand in serious trouble. or by machine. The first time I washed Who are these volunteers? Six ded- it (by hand) the colors ran to the extent icated men, only one of whom is under that the garment is unusable. 45 and some of whom have their own When I called it to the attention of the physical problems. Six men who work store personnel, I was informed that the for a living to support families which FAIR proprietor does not stand behind what he means loss of income when on a call. sells3ut tf I wished, I could leave the These men need your help. What CATEGORIES garment there and talk to the sales rep- happens to you and your family, if help resentative next time he called there. is needed and this small group of de- DIVISION A-SCIENTIFIC DIVISION A-SCIENTIFIC cont. Since I am a visiting tourist, this was a voted men are away or too sick to Class rather stupid and useless suggestion, answer? I Self-collected Sanibel-Captlva XVI One .Small Family or Subfamily-needing and I am stuck with the inferior mer- Should not you volunteer to help others Elementary School Student not more than 2" x 5' show space for chandise. so that others will help you when you entire family or subfamily (any source) The monetary loss does not bother me need it? II Self-collected Sonibel-Captiva as much as does the manner in which the /s/ Ingalls H. Simmons, M.D. High School Student XVII One Genus or Subgenus (any source) incident was handled. I am quite sure that if I were a resident here I would not have III Self-collected Sanibel-Captiva XVIII One Species-to show color, form or been treated so shabbily. Adult Beginner (under 2 years) growth (any source) HELP! HELP! If the proprietor believes that his IV Self-collected Sanibel-Captiva XIX Educational-prlmartly to teach merchandise is so inferior he cannot Adult Experienced (over 2 years) stand behind it, he should display a sign The Driftwood Shop of the 1971 Sanibel (any source) to that effect and let the buyer beware! Shell Fair needs articles to sell. Please V Self-collected Sanibel-Captiva XX Marine Fossil shells (any source) /s/ Mrs. Richard Berg contact Fae Midler, phone 472-2430, if miniature and/or juvenile shells Sunfield, Mich. you have items, and she will meet you at (not to exceed 1 inch in size) XXI Unusual Specimens-albinos, freaks the Community House to store and price (any source) items. VI Self-collected Sanibel-Captiva Fae also needs dish detergent bottles. Beautiful (no labeling required) XXII Sea Life other than Shells-plants animals, coral (any source) VII Elementary School Students DIVISION B-ARTISTIC (any source) Class

VIM High School Students (any source) 1 Tobies

IX Beautiful-shells or arrangement II Trays and arrangements primarily (any source-no labeling required) for use on tables

X Miniature, and/or |uvenile shells HI Flowers, singly or In containers (any source-less than 1 inch) IV Pictures, open XI Giants-exceptionally large shells of any species (any source) V Pictures- glass enclosed

XII Florido-from Florida or Florida waters VI Gift Items (any source) VII Jewelry XIII One areo-except Florida-one country, state or locality (any source) DIVISION C -Commercial Shell Dealers Class XIV World Wide-(any source) 1 Scientific XV One Large Family or Subfamily (any source) i Artistic

NOTE-"any source" includes gift, extnange and purchased shells

RULES 1. The Shell Exhibit Chairman shall not exhibit competitively. 2. Exhibits must be the property of the exhibitor or exhibitors. 3. A maximum of 2* x 20' will be allowed any exhibitor or co-exhibitors whether one or several separate exhibits.* 4. Entry blanks must be in the hands of the Exhibit Chairman by noon, Monday, March 1, 1971. No entry may be changed from the eatego'ry shown on the entry blank. 5. Entries will be accepted at the Sanibel Community House on March 3, 1971 from 10 A.M. to 2 J?.M. Entries may not be removed from display until 5 P.M. March 6, 1971. Students may arrange for entering their exhibits after school March 2nd, by phoning Exhibit Chairman at 472 -1777. 6. ArK exhibitor may enter as many categories os desired but must hove a separate display for each category entered. 7. The name of the exhibitor may not be shown on any case until after judging. The age of all students under 18 will be disployed on their exhibits during judging. 8. No exhibit having previously won a Sanibel Community Association Trophy will be eligible for such trophy again in less than three years. Any collection having pre- viously won a 1st in Sanibel Shell Fair competition must have 50% new shells to be eligible for entry. y. During the judging the Sanibel Community House will be closed except for judges, clerks, Exhibit Chairman, Shell Fair Chairman and those members of the Board of Directors of the Sanibel Community Association who will be serving as observers. The decisions of the judges shall be final.

APPLICATION FOR ENTRY - 1971 SANIBEL SHELL FAIR Please Print NAME ; : LOCAL ADDRESS AGE ( if student) LOCAL PHONE PERMANENT ADDRESS- DIVISION CLASS NUMBER OF BOXES SIZE OF EXHIBIT

Having examined the rules of the 1971 Sanibel Shell Fair, I agree to abide by them. DATE: _ Signature(s) of Exhibitor (s) Exhibit Chairman: Mrs. Thomas Nix, Gulf Drive, Box 723, Sanibel, Florida 33957 2-18-71 ISLANDER MAKING TRACKS with Sandy SANIBEL-CAPTIVA PLANNING BOARD MEETING

It was just a perfect day for a Fashion Show. The sun was bright and warm, the sky The Sanibel-Captiva Planning Board, Inc., will hold its first annual meeting, March blue, the birds were singing and the carillon was ringing out The Blue Danube Waltz. 1, at 8 p.m., at the Sanibel Community House. A report will be made of last year's The tables were filling up fast with happy, interested guests who had purchased tickets activities and the present situation regarding population density and other island prob- for the annual style show given by the Episcopal Church on the church grounds called lems and issues. a "Strawberry Festival." The models representing each dress shop on Sanibel wer^ Also there will be an election of officers and a new board of directors. Members as always, charming and stunningly attired as they made their appearance through a and prospective members are urged to attend. giant Valentine heart and promenaded through the audience. But the models weren't the only ones who were well dressed at this gala affair; I noticed several others who should also be mentioned: Wilb. Snyder, for instance, in a handsome beige cashmere sweater and matching pants, skillfully maneuvering a tray of coffee cups through the crowd at intermission; Bill Sur, in colorful cotton sport shirt and slacks, directing SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION traffic; Father Madden and Father Hubbs in basic black; Bob Haynie conservatively attired in blue shirt and dark blue pants, adroitly directing traffic also. Seated among The Board of Directors of the Sanibel-CaptivaConservationFoundation thanks most the guests were Dr. Simmons in casual attire; just right for a warm afternoon, Ben warmly the Board of County Commissioners of Lee County for their approval on Wed- Hartman looking smart as usual in tones of grey, and Ellis Bryant in a dark shirt and nesday, Feb. 10, of the Foundation's request that an application be filed for $281,000 light pants. One gentleman, especially, was most elegant in a white shirt with red of land and water Conservation Funds, through the Florida Division of Recreation and stripes, but he got away before I could ask him his name. So the men deserve a hand, Parks and the U. S. Dept. of the Interior's Bureau of Outdoor Recreation. This is to too, because all too often they are merely in the background or working like mad and match an equivalent amount which has been donated through National Audubon Society, receiving little or no recognition. Thank you boys, and see you next year? the Nature Conservancy and the Alice M. O'Brien Foundation. All monies will be applied to land acquisition for the Sanibel Fresh Water Wetlands Recreational Refuge, to sup- plement and protect the J. H. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge. The Commissioners' approval was given with enthusiasm and thanks to the Found- ation for its efforty on- behalf of the people of Lee County. Park Director Park Pigott , THE ISLAND GARDENER ABC SALE also gave hearty endorsement to the project. Quick action by the Commissioners made it possible for the Foundation's Executive Before you know it, you'll be using More news about the annual ABC Director, Roy Bazire, to fly to Tallahassee on Thursday and present the application to your power mower several times a week Sale (Attic, Basement and Closet) of the officials of the Division of Recreation and Parks, Florida Department of Natural Re- says the Florida Nurserymen and Grow- Captiva Civic Association to be held on sources. Opportunately, a meeting to review ail applications and okay those to be in- ers Association CFNGA), and you should Thursday, Feb. 25, from 10 to 12:30. cluded in this fiscal year, was scheduled for the following day. We have not yet had check now to be sure it is in good work- There will be a Bake Table, including word from Tallahassee, but Roy says, "We appear to have as good friends in Mr. ing condition and that the blade is sharp. jellies, cookies, cakes and bread. The Landrum (Director of the Division) and Mr. Froemke (Administrator, Grants section), If you aren't in the habit of raking your chairman, Mrs. E. L. Severinghaus and as we do in Atlanta and Washington, and approval of the Sanibel project is probable." grass clippings or catching them in a co-chairman, Mrs. Henry Fisher request After about 30 days "in process" in Tallahassee, the application goes to Atlanta, grass catcher, you should make provis- donations to this table be brought early and then to D.C. Final action should be known sometime in May. However, The Nature ions now to do so. If clippings accumulate Thursday morning. They will be assisted Conservancy has funds on hand to permit immediate firm negotiations for lands to be on the lawn you will get a thatch build-up by Mrs. Raymond Hoffman, Mrs. F. F. included. and diseases and pests will be difficult Miller, Mrs. Bernice Suttle and Mrs. to control. Helen Holcombe. Sanibel businessmen for Conservation, a group which made possible the transfer to Florida from Kentucky, of a large houseboat donated to the Florida Institute of Annual flowering plants should be al- The Books Table is in charge of Mrs. Oceanography through the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation and one of its mem- most full-grown and producing an abund- Gladys Plume and Mrs. Willard Schultz. bers, met Friday, Feb. 12, with Dr. Robert E. Smith, Director of the Institute. The ance of flowers at this time of year. But The Clothing Department will be luncheon meeting at the Golden Sands was to learn of progress made on converting annuals, like other plants, need fertilizer staffed by Mrs. Samuel Anderson, Mrs. the boat to a floating marine lab to undertake an estuarine research program for the in order to produce a maximum amount Robert Adams and Mrs. Jane Bunting. entire west coast of Florida. of blossoms. It is now time to fertilize A special feature will be the area Dr. Smith has obtained support of a number of large Florida industries, the Florida these annuals with either a dry or soluble having plants, flowers and dish garden fertilizer. Do not use an all- organic fert- Air & Water Pollution Control and other public and private organizations to operate the arrangements. Mrs. Henry Holladay will vessel at an approximate cost of $40,000 a year for a minimum three year program, ;r for your annuals, as Ihe soil is still be assisted on this committee by Mrs. and to outfit the vessel with about $50,000 of highly sophisticated equipment. The boat c~d and the organic material will not Paul Shepherdson, Mrs. Charles Jett, is now being readied for service and Dr. Smith hopes to have it in local waters this be broken down to release fertilizer for and Mrs. Evard Matthiessen. spring or early summer for its trial run. these plants. You should also pay close In charge of miscellaneous articles Seven Florida state universities are cooperating on the project, and will provide attention for any disease or insects that will be: Mrs. Mary Pevear, Mrs. R. E. the faculty and students necessary to carry out the research program. This is one are attacking your annuals. Sometimes Shaver, Mrs. George Thayer, Mrs. Char- phase of a Gulf-wide research effort to build data banks that will help to maintain the an early outbreak of worms may give les Paschall, Mrs. Don Seymour, Mrs. quality of our water enivronment; estuarine, continental shelf, and deep Gulf. A. E. Swanson, Mrs. Max Hayford, Mrs. you holes in the leaves. These worms The offer of the boat as a gift was made to the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Found- can be controlled with sevino Harold Robinson, Mrs.BeachClow, Mrs. Clyde Dougherty, Mrs. Henry Collins, ation last October. By Dec. 10, Dr. Smith had obtained tentative pledges which satisfied Mrs. W. B. Ellis and Miss Mildred On- him that he could justify taking title to the boat for the Board of Regents. But, he lacked stine. the $2,400 hard cash to move the vessel from Kentucky to Florida. A last minute appeal trained the funds from a group of Sanibel businessmen.

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JOIN 871 OTHER CLIP * MAIL TO THE SANIBEL-CAPTIVA ISLAND LOVERS AND CONSERVATION FOUNDATION, INC. HELP US TO: Sanibel Island, Florida 33957 I pledge my support to the efforts of this Foundation to pre- Complete and preserve the J.N. "Ding" Darling National serve, in harmony with orderly growth, the natural values Wildlife Refuge: which mal^ these islands a unique area. I enclose my check for annual membership, Create a FRESH WATER WETLANDS sanctuary on Sanibel • Donor , ..$ 100.00 as an essential complement to protect the "Ding" Darling Refuge. D Contributing $ 25.00 D Sustaining , $ 10.00 Establish a NATURE CENTER for the public and for use by students, researchers and other interested groups. CD Student. (local only) $ 2.00 D T..'fe • $1,000.00 Develop a MARINE RESEARCH STATION, with the cooper- ation of other marine science agencies in the state and nation. N, >iE,

Sponsor a program of research and education at all educational * Life membership may be made in four annual payments. levels, utilizing the above natural resources and physical All Contributions and Dues T«* Deductible facilities 2-18-71

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Endorsed By ^ Sanibel-Captiva Audubon Society Bird Tours Of The Islands Sacony Packable Dresses by Griff in q Bancroft Washable Polyester Author of " SNOWY " in Spring Styles and Colors The Story of an Egret Reservations May Be Made At The MacINTOSH.BOOK SHOP T«e Open Cjate 472-1447 BOUTIQUE Periwinkle Way 472-2108

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BRIDGE DON AND GRACE CANASTA AND BUSYBODY If You're Planning GIN RUMMY From Labor Attache in the American Embassy in Paris to a London detective To Build- PLASTIC COATED PLAYING CARDS constable is quite a jump, but Don White- head makes the leap seem as simple as Why Settle for Less 2 DECKS FOR 89$ crossing the street with the green light in his role of Constable Goddard in "Busybody" at the Pirate Playhouse. Than A Macintosh Book Shop And when Ruth Hunter, as the Busy- body says of him, "Isn't he cultured," Custom Built Home Sanibel Island, Florida We Mail Anywhere 472 - 1447 you'll have to agree with her. Grace, who was as Army nurse when she and Don met at sea on the old S. S. at Competitive Prices Algonquin, on the other hand is just her own vivacious self in the role of Vickie Reynolds, the typist in "Busybody." Come and see for yourselves at the next performance which will be on Saturday, 472-2252 February 20, at 8:15. Others in the excellent cast of "Busy- Eta body" are Duane White, Judy Burner, Post Office Box 174 Sanibel Island Roy Bazire, Charlotte White, Philip Hunter, who has directed this hilarious SPECIMEN SHELLS "who-dunnit," and of course Ruth Hunter as the Busybody herself. FLORIDA AND WORLD WIDE Box office 472-1692. One Block West Of The Causeway On Periwinkle Way 472-1121 SANIBEL SCHOOL

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The Sanibel School has put out an SOS to help complete its library of National Geographic magazines, which are used in SAN CARLOS REALTY various study classes. Those issues they are in needof are: 1970, December; 1968, Robert L. Dormer June, July and November; 1961, January; 1960, January; 1950, February, June, REG. REAL ESTATE BRuKER July and August; all months of 1955 and 1954. The School is busy gathering material Town Square for the student memory book, a new pro- Drawer 9- Sanibel, Florida 33957 ject which will comprise pictures and Phone 813 472-1011 other memorabilia, making a living his- tory of the Sanibel School. The fifth and sixth grades are spon- CONSULT US ON ALL ISLAND LISTINGS soring a car wash at the Enco Station on Feb. 20. The children are working toward COME IN AND OPERATE OUR their Cape Kennedy trip in the early •INSTANT ON" MULTIPLE COPIER spring, and this is another projecttoadd to their funds. They hope to raise enough Bob 813 472-1664 Dan 813 472 - 1011 money for a bus load of the pupils to be able to make the trip and tour the Space Center. 2-18-71 ISLANDER

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THE COLONY GUESTS eras. Ralph and Trudy Sanders are back Ferucci from Hershey, Pa.; Mr. & Mrs. The Colony is pleased to have Dr. at The Colony for the second time this H. S. Walker of Bath, Pa.; Mr. & Mrs. & Mrs. H.A. Hasselblad of Goteborg, season, enjoying the good golfing weath- H. H. Morse of Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Sweden and Mr. & Mrs. R. F. Suewer er. Ralph Sanders is the Golf Profession- Mr. & Mrs. Harold P. Klein of Des FLOWERS of Maitland, Fla., as guests relaxing al at Battleground Country Club in Ten- Moines, Iowa; Mr. & Mrs. Carle Elkins, Designed By after attending the exciting "blast-off" nent, N.J. Jr. of Jupiter, Fla.; Mr. & Mrs. Frank of Apollo 14. Dr. Hasselblad's cameras Other guests are the Colony include Tracey of Ridgefield, Conn.; Dr. and are used by the astronauts for the pict- Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Moore of Dover, Mrs. Charles Field of Hopkins, Minn.; ures taken on the moon. Mrs. Hassel- Mass.; Mr. & Mrs. WentworthB. Chap- blad has a unique charm bracelet, having Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sagers of Atlanta, FRESH FLOWERS AND GIFTS man, Yarmouth Port, Mass.; Mr. & Mrs. Ga.; Mr. & Mrs. Stamper Glenn from a charm the size of a half-dollar that one James Perry Wilson, Boston, Mass.; Mr. BY WIRE "EVERYWHERE" of the astronauts (Buz Alden) took to the Shelbyville, Ky,; Mr. & Mrs. H. Donald & Mrs. Charles G. Frey of Norwood, Schwaab of Baltimore, Md.; Mr. & Mrs. moon and brought back (also went through N.J.; and other New Jerseyites, Mr. & quarantine) for her, and another charm H. E. Shelton of Little Silver; Mr. & Mrs. Henry B. Hall of Tryon, N.C.; and Mr. MEMBER FTD with the likeness (1/10 of size) of the Joseph Murphy from Summit; and Mr. & & Mrs. Milton A. Sherman of North sselblad camera used on the moon. Mrs. J. N. Diemon of Somerset. From Scituate, R.L $3.50 SERVICE CHARGE Dr. Hasselblad and party are enjoying New York come Gregor Neff of Dobbs ON ORDERS TO SANIBEL the natural beauty of the islands and es- Ferry; Miss D. E. Brewer of New York AND CAPTIVA pecially "Ding" Darling Sanctuary with City; Mr. & Mrs. Harold O'Brien of RINGS AND THINGS DELIVERED BY OUR TRUCKS the many beautiful birds and alligator Glenmont, and Mr. & Mrs. William E. families. He hopes to be able to record Standeven from East Aurora. Also Mr. Darling rings and things are the order the different shounds at nightfall on sound & Mrs. W. J. Bruninga of Peoria, 111.; of the day at Friday's House of Treas- EDISON MALL track. When Dr. & Mrs. Hasselblad leave Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Belsley of Peoria, ures. Some are gold filigrees from Spain PHONE 936-4648 - 936-2365 The Colony they will travel to Houston, 111.; Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Acker of and all are reasonably priced. Their al- "FORT MYERS MOST Texas, where they will be shown the pict- Wallingford, Pa.; Mr. & Mrs. Vincent ways dependable work in designing new ures taken on the moon with their cam- Muti of Yardley, Pa.; Dr. & Mrs. L. B. jewelry and resetting heirlooms is a thing FASCINATING STORE" of pride with them. You will love their selection of "good" jewelry and also cos- tume pieces.

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POT BOILER "Pot Boiler," along with "Busybody" and "Apple of His Eye" is becoming a fast favorite at the Pirate Playhouse Limited Edition New - Just In where it will play again this Sunday, Feb. Nature Photography Casual Dresses from India 14 with Jean Bair, Donald Foscue Mod- rail, Ruth Hunter, Susan Wille, George Matted, Mounted, Brinkworth, Kathy Bunnell, Priscilla numbered & signed Murphy, Duane White and Philip Hunter, Jewelry-Drift Art-Notes who also directs. ready for hanging.. Along with--«Pot Boiler," will.be From $7.50 UP "Table for Two" and some of my best Corner friends and you find these are Mrs. St. HUSTON PHOTOS Bernard, Miss Colley, Mr. Bloodhound, Phone 463-6655 Corner of Periwinkle Way & Main 472 - 1368 Mr. Spitzu, Mr. Kerr and Mrs. Caniche Poodle. Feb. 21 — Curtain 8:15— Box Office, 472-1692^

WE MAIL ANYWHERE LADIES GUILD The Ladies Guild of Sanibel Commun- ity Church will hold their February meet- SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL MERCHANTS $3.50 On Island ing at the home of Mrs. GolderMc Whorter on Gulf Drive. Co-hostess for $4.00 off Island the evening will be Mrs. Floyd Pflough. or The group will be led in devotions by Mrs. split William Newman with Mrs. Walter Strong Buy subscriptions continuing the study of the Beatitudes. All women of the church are most On CrJftSfc On $4.50 cordially invited to attend. Meeting time Canada is 8 p.m., February 18. The Islands mg Islands LSD POSSESSION

CHARGED TO YOUTH SCULPTURE POTTERY If David Paul Hanchar, 17, of Captiva Island was charged with possession of LSD Thursday. Hanchar was arrested at his apart- ment at the 'Tween-Waters Inn, Captiva at 12:10 after investigators entered his room with a search warrant. Investigator Ed Jones declined to say how much of the drug was in Hanchar's Sanibel Island possession but said it was soaked in paper. A preliminary test was made on the drug and a final test will be made by the on the Gulf is not state. STUDIO for everyone. Happily. THETAN CRAFTS FOR THE UNUSUAL GIFT The ultimate in serene island living is Eudaemonic Arts - Custom Tables found on Sanibel Island... in a SUNSET Hand Dyed and Printed Fabrics SANIBEL SIDE OF SEA LIFE SOUTH CONDOMINIUM. Each garden Creative Woodcraft apartment (only 4 to a building) offers BLIND PASS BRIDGE REPL ICASi Island Designed Clothes over 2,000 square feet of living space Next to B-Hive Grocery Store WILLIAM COMPTON plus Gulf-view togia.Priced from $44,500 with private garage and hobby room.

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472-1341 P.O.Box 155 135 DELMAR 463-6546 Sanibel Island, Florida 2-18-71 ISLANDER 11 THINGS TO SEE AND DO NOTICE Now that the annual Edison Pageant Dr. H. OTHEMAN SMTTH, who has of Light is over, after its art and flower been absent for the past two weeks, will shows, gopher Derby andEdisonbirthday return as guest preacher atChapel by the party, climaxed by the Saturday night Pa- Sea on Captiva Island this Sunday, Feb. rade of Light, there are other things to 21. His sermon will be "Frustrations see and do in and around the county. The That Keep us From Living." Swamp Cabbage Festival is scheduled to be held in Labelle, about 20 miles east of Fort Myers in Hendry County, but before that, the Shrimp Festival is scheduled at Fort Myers Beach, with its Saturday parade on F eb. 27, and crowing of a queen, shell exhibits, and other features. The schedule of events starts with a TINCANSHELLERS Community Organizations Project dinner dance on Feb. 20. Then the shell exhibits by Eleanor Douglas Clapp start after church on Sunday, Feb. 21 at Moss Marina and continue through the Mabel! Ain't this one purty? week. On Feb. 22, the Festival Bowling Sorta purplish Mnda like. Tournament is held. Wednesday, the 24th Oh my! This one is squirty— a ceramic display, and various sales and Look! It's got a long spike. crafts display with sidewalk show are What supposin' it could be? scheduled. Thursday the Strolling Flow- Did you ever! What a shell! er shdwls added to the aWve attractions, Dearie, dearie, and oh me, and the day ends with the shrimp dinner It sure has an awful smell. at the American Legion Post #274. Fri- See jelly fish over there-- day, is the last night of these famed din- Those orange, red, and black ones ners with Bingo scheduled at the Shrine That are stinkin' up the air? Club,, Saturday is the day of the Festival Mabel, there's just tons and tons. Parade, sponsored by the Lions, and fol- Oh golly, my hip snapped again, lowed by the Beauty Pageant at the County But I'll make it to the car*- ... a luxury townhouse condominium in Park with all day events at the Park. Sun- I feel like an old, wet hen, day climaxes the activities with famed Nose stopped up, it's my catarrh. , the Spanish Tradition. Twenty-two ele- shrimp rolls served at the park, and the Well, we sure had one swell time. Blessing of the Fleet. Let's pack a lunch and come back Someday to that pile of slime, gantly appointed townhouses are now And see what's there—bring your sack! CAPTIVA by Ruth Thumm *~ available amidst the unspoiled beauty of It is the island called Captiva Sanibel Island. Just north of Sanibel To which folks come a-wandering To stare at sea and search for shells. FREDERICK RICH If you are sad and weary In this world's faster pace Come walk by sea and search the sky Frederick J. Rich, a winter visitor The frown will leave your face. to Sanibel from Bronxville, New York, The sandpipers running on the shore died Saturday. The pelicans flying in single file He is survived by his widow Mrs. The stooping shelters on the beach Jane Rich of Bronxville, N.Y.; a son John All seem to smile, "stay awhile." Christopher Rich of White Plains, N.Y.; East Gulf Drive Come join the porpoise in the waves a brother, Phillip T. Rich of Midland, Sanibel Island Skip through the surf and try to fly Mich.; sisters, Mrs. William F. Ches- Ask the friendly fisher of his catch ley, Charlotte Hall, Maryland; and Mrs. Gaze as the golden sunset dies. Guy L. Shipps of Michigan. All too soon the magic days are gone Memorial service was held Wednes- Captiva, we must leave day in the Fred H. McGrath Sons Funeral But our hearts are filled to brim Home at Bronxville, N.Y. Leo W. Engle- And we can live again to give. hardt had charge of arrangements here.

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MEETING NATURE HALF-WAY OUR ISLAND by Alice Kyl!o

An Audubon outdoor event that in past years has been rated as one of the most Between the bay of San Carlos and the Gulf of Mexico, successful will be presented today, Thursday, February 18. Mario F. Hutton, presi- Lies a tropical island by the name of Sanibel, dent, will conduct a tour for the benefit of those interested in nature photography. In Where the sea winds whisper, language understandable to beginners and experts alike, he will offer practical advice Through the tall pine trees. and suggestions on wildlife and scenic picture taking. The palm leaves rustle, with each sea blown breeze, "Meeting Nature Halfway" is the title of this informal presentation, that will start The blue surf rolls in, gems from the ocean deep. at 2 p.m. at the entrance of the Ding Darling Wildlife Sanctuary on State Road 867. The falcon calls out to welcome the sun, There is no charge, and all are cordially invited. The sea birds answer and the day "has begun. Bright blooms brighten each wayside drive, And the ocean air makes you feel very much alive. In the days of yore when buccaneers roamed, On this beautiful island, they made their home, MASS SPECTROSCOPY STUDY The sunlight sparkled on the rippling sea, And the spell of the island.calls out to me. Thirty four top chemists from around the nation and research scientists have been If the waves could but answer, what stories they tell, meeting on Sanibel at Casa Ybel for the past week to discuss newest findings in the Of the proud ships who sailed here. study of various sources of radiant energy through spectroscopic examination and And the brave men who fell. evaluation. The gold of the plunder, still rests here Many large companies have scientists interested and working on these studies, Somewhere, but the pirates who hid it have long ago died, such as General Electric, Westinghouse, etc., with a view to practical applications in And with them the secret of where it does lie. industry. The group has not sought publicity and have not made a public report on their So we dream of the treasure we never will find, findings. The symposium ended last weekend with some of the visitors spending some As we gather the seashells washed in by the tide. leisure time at the Edison Pageant of Light, and visiting other points of interest in the area.

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Saturday, February 20, from 12 to 4 p.m., is the receiving date for entries in the Art Council of Southwest Florida Ninth Annual Juried Exhibition. Work must be de- livered to Building C, 2nd floor, at Edison Junior College. Entry fee is $2.00 per paint- ing with a maximum of four paintings per artist. Dr. Robert Carson of the University of Florida in Gainesville will judge the show. Awards for Best of Show, first, second, and third place, along with honorable mentions, will be given. dining room open daily

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Hours 9-3 Louise Grubaugh- Sanibel Island, Florida 472-2371 PROGRESS REPORT Feb. 4, 1971

FREE YA' GOT MEAL 1. Earthmoving and development are well under BEER way for Sanibel's new 18-hole golf course by the Gulf. (To see it, from Periwinkle TOMORROW PROBLEMS? Way take Donax St. toward the Gulf to Tulipa Way and turn right — you can't FISH 'N CHIPS miss it. FRESH SHRIMP steamed in beer 2. The first nine holes are scheduled to be seeded in May or June and should be ready CHICKEN 'N HONEY for play in late Fall. It will be open to Sanibel residents and guests of Sani- SANIBEL CHOWDER bel motels. SANDWICHES 3. The last nine holes will open as soon Don't forget our Sing-A-Longs thereafter as possible. Every Friday Night! 4. Fairway hotnesites may be purchased through £e Scottish the Michigan Homes sales office. BEACHVIEW COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES Lunch 12 to 2:30 - Dinner 5:00 'til 2-18-71 ISLANDER 13

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DO YOUR THING With Rattan Cube Convertibles make seats-shelves-tables-book cases

Periwinkle Way 472 - 2154 Sanibel Island, Fla.

DREDGINGS FROM THE GULF OF MEXICO ISLAND INN 20 TO 100 MILES OFFSHORE Sold By The Bushel For Home Sorting Of BEACH BUFFET Rare Shells, Coral and Other Marine Specimens. EVERY THURSDAY, WEATHER PERMITTING $10.00 Bushel And Up. Free Details RESERVATIONS 472-1488

217 47th St. N.W.-Bradenton, Fla. 33505 - Phone 746 - 4835 (813)

Other members of the committee are SANIBEL BRIDGE FENDER SAFEGUARDS CORNELL CLUB OF Mrs. Fred D. Classon and James S. Fortiner of Fort Myers; Dr. Francis The Lee County Board of Commissioners, in their regular Wednesday meeting, SOUTHWEST FLORIDA Ford, Philip C. Morse, Jr. and Thad L. approved the expenditure of $6,750.00 for repairs and revamping of the bridge, by Collum of Naples; Arthur W. Wilson of Fort Myers Beach. The reception for putting in some concrete and rock seawall and breakwaters, as suggested by the County Steven Muller, vice president for pub- Dr. Muller will begin at 5:30 p.m., sup- Engineer M. M. Cornwell, to prevent barges from bumping the fenders and causing lic affairs, Cornell University, will be the per at 6:30 p.m. extensive damage as was done several times last year. guest speaker at a buffet supper to be River Construction Co. of Fort Myers was the apparent low bidder, and others sub- held by the Cornell Club of Southwest Reservations for Cornell alumni and their spouses can be made through Mr. mitting bids were Langford Inc. of West Palm Beach, $9,250., Jones Contracting Co. of Florida at the Sheraton Inn, Fort Myers, on Sunday evening, Feb. 21. His subject Wood or the manager's office, Sheraton North Fort Myers, $12,500., and Little River Marine Construction Co. of Miami, Inn. $28,980. River Construction has had equipment in the area placing piling and repair- will be "Cornell Today." ing the fenders. It is hoped the new design will aid in guiding barges into the channel, Muller is a member of the Council and prevent tides and cross currents from interfering with their passage. on Foreign Relations; the Institute for Strategic Studies; the American Political Science Association; the Commission on MANAGEMENT APPOINTMENT CONSERVATION FUNDS APPROVED International Education and the Policy and Planning Committee of the American Wood & Tower, Inc., consultants in The County Commission, in Wednesday's action, approved the expenditure of Council on Education; and the American construction cost management and facil- $281,000. of Conservation monies, acting as agent for the National Audubon Society Association of Rhodes Scholars. He has ities planning of Princeton, N.J., an- and the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation, in matching funds with the U. S. served as consultant to the Office of nouced the executive appointment of Bureau of Outdoor Recreation. The cooperative venture will eventually lead to the International Security Affairs in the Dept. Frederic C. Wood, formerly president, creation of a fresh water wetland and recreation area along the Sanibel River of 1,200 of Defense, the United States Arms Con- as chairman of the board. Mr. Wood is to 1,500 acres of a preserve on the island. trol and Disarmament Agency; and to the a winter resident of Sanibel. Conservation groups have been providing the land, purchased from individual own- Assistant Secretary for Education in the The corporation has served building ers, or donated by them, as their share of the matching funds, and now have 150 acres Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare. owners and the construction industry owned by the National Audubon group. Lee County will receive title to the entire pro- Before assuming his present position in since 1950 as cost control advisors and ject on completion of paper work, and will lease it back to the federal recreation pro- charge of public relations, alumni affairs construction planning and management ject at $1.00 a year for 99 years. and development at Cornell, Muller was consultants. It is known as an innovator director of the University's Center for in the development of advanced manage- Roy Bazire, executive director of the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation, International Studies. ment services, utilizing computer tech- and Erard Matthiesen, member of the board of directors of the National Audubon Chairman of the supper meeting on niques and value engineering principles Foundation, appeared before the board of County Commissioners to explain the project, for budget estimates, cost control mon- which will become a park and recreation area for use by all. Feb. 21 is Frederic C. Wood of Sanibel, trustee emeritus of Cornell University. itoring and design programming.

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EXCLUSIVE! Home with income apartment. Beautiful location 5RT SCHEDULE OF PERFORMANCES Extras galore Sonlbel-Captiva BUSYBODY Saturday February 20 5 minutes to beach, with THE POT BOILER Sunday - February 21 Pe%4*uU a realistic price and terms. APPLE OF HIS EYE Saturday February 27 TREASURE ISLANDS BUSYBODY Sunday February 28 BUSYBODY Saturday - March 6 THE POT BOILER Sunday - March 7 APPLE OF HIS EYE Saturday - March 13 SANIBEL-CAPTIVA REAL ESTATE THE POT BOILER Sunday - March 14 11 BUSYBODY Saturday - March 20 SINCE 1957" APPLE OF HIS EYE Sunday - March 28 BUSYBODY Saturday - April 3 ClaireT. Walter, Realtor APPLE OF HIS EYE Monday r April 12 CURTAIN 8:15 BOX OFFICE 472-1692 472-1733 472-1455 472-2247 ISLANDER 2-18-71

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Gijs Van Lennep, Rudi Lins and Helmut SEBRING SHAPES UP BATTLE Marko, also in the 917's. Alfa, which elected to miss Daytona A confrontation between three of the and fell to third in the points race, is world's important sports car manufact- bringing its all new Type 33 speedsters urers is shaping up for the 21st annual for Rolf Stommellen, Giovanni Galli, 12 HOURS OF SEBRING, March 20,1971. Andrea DeAdamich, Henri Pescarolo, With two events of the 1971 World Manu- Toine Hezemans and Emerson Fittipaldi facturers Championship series now run, For tickets to the SEBRING 12 HOURS Porsche have an 18 point lead toFerraris and the INVER HOUSE TROPHY for Super 6ive a subscription 10, with Italy's Alfa Romeo tied for third Vee, write ARCF Advance Sales, p o with Corvette and 4 points. The next 3 Sebring, 33870. Phone: (813) event in the 12 race series will be Se- 5-7354. bring, only a few weeks away. Ferrari will introduce its 3-liter to the Islander 312PB Sports Car at Sebring for Mario Andretti and Jacky Ickx. Supporting the LICENSE NEEDED factory effort, but out for overall wins will be no less than 4 other Ferraris, led by the Kirk White owned, Roger Cane pole anglers must purchase a Penske-prepared Sunoco Ferrari for fishing license at a cost of $3.00 this Mark Donohue and David Hobbs. Several year, and there are some areas of fresh The PRESENT with a FUTURE! other Ferraris will be fielded by private, water fishing on Sanibel, on the Sanibel though factory prepared cars. River, for instance, where it is neces- Porsche will field a formidable de- sary to have the license. Licenses can $3.5O $4.OO fense of its 1970 championship title with be purchased at either Bailey's Store or the excellent John Wyer, who visited the B-Hive. Residents under the age of On ISLAND Off ISLAND or Split Subscription F ort Myers Beach recently, team of Gulf- 15 and over the age of 65 do not have to Porsche 917K's for Daytona winners, Pe- purchase a license. It used to be legal dro Rodriguez, and Jackie Oliver and for cane pole anglers to fish without a per year teammates Jo Siffert and Derek Bell. An- license, but now they too are required other strong Porsche effort will be Mar- to purchase the same fresh water fishing tini International team of Vic Elford, license as the rod and reel fisherman.

- ANMOUNCEMEMT SNACK SHACK George G. Winters D.D.S. Dinners & Sandwiches Shakes & Ice Cream announces the opening of his office in the Central Business District at the corner of Tarpon Bay & Island Inn Roads Mon.-Sah 11 to 8 Tel. 472-1426 Closed Sunday 472-1636

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VERN'S BP SERVICE CAPTIVA ISLAND "The Action Station" - Estero Blvd., Fort Myers Beach

Luncheon 12:00-2:30 ^+^ , Dinner 6:30-10:00 VERN'S BODY 6-PAINT SHOP Elegance In Eating In Our Crystal Chandelier Dining Room Bumps- Dents & Other Uglies- Next to Hickory Bar-B-Que Come listen to Art Kromer, melody guitarist, Friday and Saturday evenings. Unsurpassed Sunday Buffet by Chef Cabannis from 12 to 3 Try Us For Lunch or Dinner Reservations Please 472- 1551 463 - 5293 463 - 9912 463-2561 2-18-71 ISLANDER 15 Unclassified FOR RENT: "AVON CALLING" - On Sanibel call Summer in White Mountains. Rent one Jessie Dugger, 472-2247 for a free or two bedroom apts-. by month or sea- home demonstration. son in exclusive Sugar Hill, N.H. Write Island Shrimp Festival Schedule P.O. Box 100, Sanibel Fla. Saturday, February 20, APPLIANCE REPAIRS: 7:00 p.m. C.O.P. Dinner Dance American Italian Small appliances, electric stoves, vac "DITCHWTTCH" for rent. By "hour" Will Honor 1970 Queen, Club-Cape Coral uwn cleaners, radios, lamps, etc. or "day". Call 472-1531, ask for man- 1971 Court Harry's Appliance Service, P. O. Box 67, ager. Sunday, February 21, Sanibel Island. 472-1765. Attend Church of your See Beach Bulletin Choice for Service Schedule Electric Stove Repair 9:30 to 4:3b Beach Shell Club Exhibit Moss Marina Motel owners and business people. You Washers - Dryers Refrigeration Monday, February 22 can now get color post cards and broch- ures. Beautiful full color reproduction, Air Conditioning 9:30 to 4:30 Beach Shell Club Exhibit Moss Marina Heating All Day Festival Bowling Tournament Beach Bowl highest quality, low price. Call Larry C. Huston, commercial photographer. RITE - TEMP SERVICE 463-9556 Tuesday, February 23, 483-6655. 9:30 to 4:30 Beach Shell Club Exhibit Moss Marina HELP WANTED: Wednesday, February 24, Male and female. Apply Scotty's Pub. 8:00 to 1:00 Ceramic Display Shrine Club Bldg. WE BUY OLD GOLD AND OLD JEWEL- and Rummage Sale RY. Friday's House of Treasures. FOR RENT: 9:30 to 4:30 Beach Shell Club Exhibit Moss Marina Available in May, centrally air con- 10:00 to 4:00 Sidewalk Show, Crafts Display, Beach Art Assoc. ditioned and heated, 7 room cottage, Gourmet Food Sale, Jewelry Sale located in beautiful and residential area on San Carlos Bay. Private beach and 7:30 pjn. Lions Club Meeting Shrine Club Bldg. FOR RENT: access Rd., monthly or seasonal rental New one bedroom, 1 bath, Gulf front, Thursday, February 25, condominium apt in Shell Harbour, on preferred. Dormer, 472-1664 or 8:00 to 1p.m. Ceramic Display Shrine Club Bldg. canal with boat dockage, deluxe furnish- 472-1011. and Rummage Sale ings, dishwasher, disposal, double oven, 9:30 to 4:30 Beach Shell Club Exhibit Moss Marina self cleaning, screened in porch with ISLAND WINDOW CLEANING SERVICE: 10:00 to 3:00 Arts and Crafts Exhibit Woman's Club superb view. $300 a month, yearly lease. Commercial and residential. Phone 10:00 to 5:00 Estero Island Garden Club Bigelow Shopping Available April 1. Call 472-1252 or 472- 472-1674. Strolling Flower Show Center 1282 or write McCormick, P.O. Box 68, 12 noon to 7 Shrimp Dinner American Legion Sanibel, Fla. ******** SARLO, ARIENS LAWN MOWERS Friday, February 26, AND McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS 9:30 to 4:30 Beach Shell Club Exhibit Moss Marina FOR SALE: Factory Agents 12 noon to 7 Shrimp Dinner American Legion Private collection of Americancutglaso. Sales-Service-Parts, New &Used 8:00 p.m. Bingo Shrine Club Many choice pieces. Mrs.Beiriger ^Sani- bel Isles S/D, Jewel Box Drive, Sanibel. SANIBEL MARINA Saturday, February 27, Sanibel, Florida 8:00 to 1:00 Ceramic Display Shrine Club Bldg. Lighthouse End and Cake Sale FOR SALE: 10:00 LIONS FESTIVAL PARADE Beach School past Corner building lot. Water Shadows County Park Sanibel Isles Estates. Seawall and boat Noon LIONS BEAUTY PAGEANT County Park dock. Phone 472-1765. JOB PRINTING: Noon tiU Lions Shrimp Boil County Park Letterheads, envelopes, rate sheets — Noon till R.O.T.C. Bake Sale County Park' ******** anything! FAST service! BEST price ANYWHERE! B. R, Brown, 463-6546. ./:30 to 4:30 Beach Shell Club Exhibit Moss Marina HELP WANTED: 2:30 Drawing for Shell Club Moss Marina Clerk, part time, antique shop. 472-1767. Prizes ******** Sunday, February 28, HELP WANTED: CONDOMINIUMS FOR RENT Attend Church of your See Beach Bulletin Man and wife needed to live in with older Choice for Service Schedule couple on Sanibel, expenses plus salary. 2 bedroom, 2 bath Condominiums 11:00 till St. Raphael's Church County Park 472-1759. furnished, overlooking Gulf of Mexico, Shrimp Roll Sale heated pool, enclosed garage. Special 3:00 till dark Shrimp. ShooJ V.F.W. Home WANTED TO RENT: weekly rates till Dec. Sunset South, 3:30 BLESSING OF THE SHRIMP FLEET County. Park Cottage on Gulf shore for January and Rt. 1, Box 241, Sanibel Island, Fla., 4:00 to 8:00 Barbecue Kib Dinner V.F.W. Home February of 1972. Call 472-2447. 33957. Phone 472-1383 or 542-4404. 4:00 Drawing for Color T.V., County Park etc.

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on Everett Drive, The Upper Tip of Sanibel Island downtown Fort Myers 11 a,m. to 9 p.m. 472-1212 And The

February 18, 19, 2O On Periwinkle Way - 7 a.m. to 2 a.m. - 472 - 1494 Breakfast Served 7 a.m. to 12 noon

RUTH TOKARSKY

Appearing Nightly 10-1 a.m.

Hours Except Sunday 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Last Day MARY CLARK Entertainment Nightly 7- 10p.m. except Sunday

Closing Restaurants Under The Management of 6 p.m. ROY 6- GERTRUDE WEBB

ADMISSION $1.25