SANIBEL.CAPTIVA ISLANDE 7 photos by larry c. huston DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF SANIBEL AND CAPTIVA ISLANDS The Finest Shelling Beaches In The Western Hemisphere VOLUME 9 NUMBER 28 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY JULY 10, 1969 SANIBEL COMMUNITY ASSOC. The popular monthly buffet dinners of the Sanibel Community Association verify the fact that more people are staying onthe Island year round. In May members and guests exceeded 65with hosts Elsie Malone, Priscilla Murphy and Tom and Mary Nix ably assisted by Elsie Malone Jr. and Riley and Donna Black. In June more than 45 joined the fun with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Cousins and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Skinner hosting. Mr. Cousins had creat- ed a space motif for the officers table featuring earth, moon and lunar capsule in orbit around the moon. The July dinner was hosted byMr. & Mrs. Charles Muller and Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Burrell. Large shells and shell ceramics were filled with flowers and colorful croton leaves on all the tables. More than 50 members and guests were 'aboard' for a lovely evening. Following dinner a brief business meeting was conducted by vice president, Marshall Holtz. Most chairmen for the 1970 Sanibel Shell Fair have been named. Bob and Jean Aycock will handle exhibits, Jean Culpepper is already at work onthe brochure, Mary Nix, shell table, Ed Webb will again have the live exhibit, Faye Muller and Holly Moore the Driftwood booth, Wilb and Dina Snyder the art exhibit and Marshall Tabacchi will again serve as traffic chairman. The Board of Directors has been very active inefforts to assure better electric service to theislands andletters had been received from Senator Spessard Holland and Congressman James Haley who are both contacting R.E.A. on our behalf. Bob Dormer presented a resume covering efforts of the board of directors toward bringing a doctor to the Islands. ,'v " *. These pictures were taken near the Sanibel Gulf beach by Mrs. Willie Glass. This is only a fraction of the trash removed by Lions, Boy Scouts, and Island volunteers during the recent cleanup. Trash cans and holders were put in place two years ago by the Sanibel Community Association Improvement Committee. Notice that one can is missing — and that there were several near misses bythe can standing,, Mrs. Glass drove her jeep during the cleanup and helped load it many times with the beer cottles and other trash collected. She more than held her own with the men and boys cleaning rubbish from the roadsides and beaches S.S. PIERCE PRODUCTS miles apart from ordinary brands ALL YOUR NEEDS FROM FOOD TO FILM" SANIBEL-CAPTIVA REAL ESTATE Claire T. Walter, Realtor and Associates GR 2-3031 Sonibel-Captivo TOKO* 'Pvuetal TREASURE ISLANDS MEN'S SPORT JACKETS FROM THE SEA HORSE SHOP ARE NOT SUITED FOR SPACE TRAVEL BUT THEY SURE ARE GREAT FOR FLORIDA AND OTHER PLACES AT THE LIGHTHOUSE END OF SANIBEL
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SANIBEL.CAPTIVA
ISLANDE7
photos by larry c. huston
DEVOTED TOTHE INTERESTS
OFSANIBEL
ANDCAPTIVA ISLANDS
The FinestShellingBeaches
In TheWestern
Hemisphere
VOLUME 9 NUMBER 28 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY JULY 10, 1969
SANIBEL COMMUNITY ASSOC.The popular monthly buffet dinners of the Sanibel C o m m u n i t y
Association verify the fact that more people are staying on the Islandyear round. In May members and guests exceeded 65 with hosts ElsieMalone, Priscilla Murphy and Tom and Mary Nix ably assisted by ElsieMalone J r . and Riley and Donna Black.
In June more than 45 joined the fun with Mr. and Mrs. W a l l a c eCousins and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Skinner hosting. Mr. Cousins had creat-ed a space motif for the officers table featuring earth, moon and lunarcapsule in orbit around the moon.
The July dinner was hosted by Mr. & Mrs. Charles Muller and Mr.and Mrs. Isadore Burrell. Large shells and shell ceramics were filledwith flowers and colorful croton leaves on all the tables. More than 50members and guests were 'aboard' for a lovely evening.
Following dinner a brief business meeting was conducted by vicepresident, Marshall Holtz. Most chairmen for the 1970 Sanibel ShellFair have been named. Bob and Jean Aycock will handle exhibits, JeanCulpepper is already at work on the brochure, Mary Nix, shell table,Ed Webb will again have the live exhibit, Faye Muller and Holly Moorethe Driftwood booth, Wilb and Dina Snyder the art exhibit and MarshallTabacchi will again serve as traffic chairman.
The Board of Directors has been very active in efforts to assure
better electric service to the islands and letters had been receivedfrom Senator Spessard Holland and Congressman James Haley who areboth contacting R.E.A. on our behalf.
Bob Dormer presented a resume covering efforts of the board ofdirectors toward bringing a doctor to the Islands.
,'v " *.
These pictures were taken near the Sanibel Gulf beach by Mrs. WillieGlass. This is only a fraction of the trash removed by Lions, Boy Scouts,and Island volunteers during the recent cleanup. Trash cans and holderswere put in place two years ago by the Sanibel Community AssociationImprovement Committee. Notice that one can is missing — and thatthere were several near misses by the can standing,, Mrs. Glass droveher jeep during the cleanup and helped load it many times with the beer
cottles and other trash collected. She more than held her own withthe men and boys cleaning rubbish from the roadsides and beaches
S.S. PIERCEPRODUCTS
miles apart from
ordinary brands
ALL YOUR NEEDS FROM FOOD TO FILM"
SANIBEL-CAPTIVA REAL ESTATE
Claire T. Walter, Realtorand Associates
GR 2-3031
Sonibel-CaptivoTOKO*
'PvuetalTREASURE ISLANDS
MEN'S SPORT JACKETS
FROM THE
SEA HORSE SHOP
ARE NOT SUITED
FOR SPACE TRAVEL
BUT THEY SURE
ARE GREAT
FOR FLORIDA
AND OTHER PLACES
AT THE LIGHTHOUSE END OF SANIBEL
Production . . . . Louise Ostling, Carolyn Lowry,Carlene Kelly, Karen Huston,
Anita Brown.Reporter . . . . . . Susan Holtz (Phone GR 2-5052).Unclassified rates: $1.00 minimum for 15 words
or less; 50 a word thereafter.
SANIBEL CAPTIVA ISLANDER
Established 1961Duff Brown, Owner and Publisher
Editors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Virginia and Duff Brown
Second class postage paid at Fort Myers Beach,Florida 33931.
ISLANDER OFFICE:2330 Estero Blvd., Fort Myers Beach. Write P.O.Box 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.
"Happenings" are where youfind or make them whether it beon Sanibel or Timbuctu. Recentlytwo Sanibel residents went on anadventure right here at home andcame away richer for the exper-ience and with a real story to tell.Mrs. Forrest (Julie) Miller ofDinkens Bayou and Mrs. Morris-on (Kay) Casparis, of Blind PassCottages rented a canoe for a tourof the Sanibel River, a trip thathad held a fascination for themboth for several years. Beingrelative newcomers to the islandthey asked Jeanne Hopwood to goalong as guide to help identify allthey hoped to see of the naturalflora and fauna of the area. Allthree were completely delightedwith the abundance of birds andwildlife they encountered. BlueHerons, Black and Yellow Crown-ed Night Herons, Snowy Egrets,Gallinules, nesting Anhingas anda Florida Banded Water snake,quite harmless, coiled around abranch of mangrove peacefullysunning himself. Everywherethey were close enough to reachout and touch these creatures ofthe wild.
They were so enthused abouttheir adventure that Julie wentright home and wrote their ex-periences into stgryrform andasked Jeanne to illustrate themost telling incidents which theysent off to the Florida Naturalist,the publication of the Florida Au-dubon Society. If you have seenthis July issue of the Naturalistyou will be able to enjoy that sametrip throught Julie's words andJeanne's pen starting on page 126.
But if you are of a more ven-' turesome spirit you can rent acanoe for yourself and drift lei-surely on the Sanibel River toyour own rendezvous with natureand can reach out to touch thenatural beauties hidden off thenormal tourists lanes. No tripis ever the same in the e v e rchanging world of Nether Natureshideaway in the interior of Sani-bel.
We do thank Julie, Kay andJeanne for sharing all these sim-ple pleasures with us.
7-10-69
ACTIVITIES CALENDAR
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. Legion
' Hall.
Bingo Murex, American LegionHome, Wednesday, 8 p.mo (Nominors)
A.A. open meeting Fridays 8 p.m.at St. Michael's Episcopal ChurchGR 2-3121.
Lions Club, dinner meeting atSouth Seas Plantation, 6:30 p.m.,first and third Wednesdays ofeach month.
Sanibel Public Library - hours:Tuesday, 10 to noon; Thursday,
»2 to 4 p.m.; Saturday 10 to noon;Wednesday night, 7:30 to 9,
Public Health Nurse -third Tues-day of every month, from 1:00to 4:00 p.m. at the CommunityHouse.
First National's Goldeni Savings lets everyoneearn 5% interest...
i and it's compoundedcontinnonsly!As little as $25 opens your account and you start
_ earning 5% Interest continuously from«iw very first:j day. Add to your savings as often as you like, in
any amount.Interest is credited to your yroum* four tiroes ayear. You can withdraw any money which was ondeposit a full calendar quarter during a convenientten-day withdrawal period, at the beginning of thenext quarter.Another great service from tbe "helpful one"
FIRSTNATIONAL BANK
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CAPTIVA ISLAND
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SERVICE
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you wil l f l ip oversunny pant dresses
combine comfort andfresh good looks!
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SALES &. SERVICE
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GOURMET CORNERlight & luscious
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ORLOFF - KAPLAN
FAREWELL PARTY GIVEN
A farewell party was givenat Velna Ridge's Rec. Room asa "Good-bye" and a "Thankyou" from some of the Islandersthat participated in the ShellSafari for WYES-TV: Bill Mans-chot, Ulrik Ross, Ron Kelly, Bis-hop Duncan, Pat Edwards, SusanHoltz, Mr. and Mrs. H o w a r dSchriner, Mr. & Mrs. HarveyGigstad, Mr. Ken Havourd, Mrs.Mary Wallo, Mro & Mrs. BobJones, Mr. & Mrs. Lew Funk, Mr.Je r ry Funk, Mr, & Mrs. VictorDes Roches, Mr. & Mrs. JimMcGuiref Mr. Walter Bazimore,Mr. & Mrs. Bob Davis, Mr. Gor-don Tracey, Miss Patti Lund-quist, Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Guthrie,Mr. & Mrs. Duncan Kyle, Mr.& Mrs. Percey Branner, Rev.Thomas A. Madden, Mrs. HelenDenny, Mr. Maximo (from MexicoCity), Dick Karnes, and VelnaRidge.
I for rent $1.00 a day
I We have binocularsJ for sale, also.
Bask| Sanibel Island, Fla. GR 2 - 3041
This is a resort island andrental property is good busi-ness. Why not combine busi-^ness and pleasure? Buy foryour own use-rent for profit!
For best investment, buy 1/2acre lot zoned for apartmentuse. Price low at $4,500 per
I lot*I Single family residential lot.I Short walk to Gulf beach -§ moderately priced.|| Sanibel Pines, attractive lots| covered with lovely SabalI palms and pine t rees . LotsI measure 100 ft. x 110 ft andI are ideal for use as vacationI cottage sites or moderately
priced 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.
LISTINGS WANTED
MAYERRegistered Real Estate BrokerPeriwinkle Way GR 2-6671
TO SANIBEL VIA CUBA
Mr. & Mrs. William Horstand their daughter Laurie, 13,from Hummelstown, Pa. wereprobably the first visitors toarrive to Sanibel via Cuba. Hereis the story.
On Saturday, June 28, theHorsts drove to Baltimore tocatch a flight to Miami and thenplanned to rent a car and driveto the Colony. 20 minutes out ofMiami the pilot announced calmlythere would be asidetriptoCuba0
Shortly afterwards they a r -rived in a very dismal airportand were ushered off the planeto a waiting room. All names,addresses, ages, and occupationswere written down. Then thepeople were directed to anotherroom where they waited for twohours.
Everyone was friendly exceptthe military. The soldiers weresent on board the plane to r e -trieve the hyjacker who wasdrunk and traveling first class.
The people were all taken up-stairs to a restaurant. B e a nsalad, cucumbers, home friedpotatoes in grease, one olive,and some unidentifiable meat wasserved. The food was awful andthe odor in the building was evenworse.
After dinner, free cigarettes,cigars, matches, beer, and cokewas served. (Where do they getthe Coke?) The U.S. Governmentpays for all this, naturally.
The soldiers made a mess ofthe plane finding all the camerasand destroying all the film.
Returning to Miami, every-one went through customs havingleft the states and had to fill outa form for the FBI.
The Horsts rented a car at1:00 p.m. and finally made it toThe Colony by 5:30. (They gotlost on the wayo)
Karen Marie Orloff, thedaughter of Mr. & Mrs. ArthurE. Orloff, was married on June22 to Dr. Kenneth Lawrence Kap-lan.
Dr. Kaplan is on the facultyof Tufts Medical School.
The couple will make theirhome in Boston.
AMERICAN LEGION POST 123
The American Legion Post123 gratefully received a gift ofa new pool table from HomerThacker, owner of the SnackShack and member of the Post.Many, many thanks are offeredto Homer for this priceless giftwhich will be enjoyed for yearsby the .Legionnaires. Needless tosay, it "Fits in" to the expandedfacilities of the Clubhouse.
ANNOUNCEMENT
A registered nurse from theLee County Health Departmentwill be at the Sanibel CommunityHouse on Tuesday, July 15, from1 to 4 p.m. Blood tests, healthcards, and immunizations aresome of the services offered. Alladults as well as children shouldkeep their immunizations up todate. Tetanus and smallpox im-munizations should be renewedat least every ten (10) years anda booster at time of any trau-matic injury. Also, under Floridqlaw, ALL persons handling foodand beverage are required tocarry an active Health Card.These services, rendered by theLee County Health Department,FREE, are available at the Sani-bel Community House on the thirdTuesday of each month. You areurged to make use of these se r -vices.
NIHILISTS NOTE
The declension from libert-inism to anarchy can be rapid.
After periods of radical andprotracted change, when it be-comes obvious that modificationis not necessarily panacea andthat diversity often breeds onlyinsecurity, there develops an in-stinct for authority and for therefuge that total submission af-fords. Quoted from RICHELIEUby O'Connor.
rTHANK YOU FROM NICARAGUA
This picture shows you a fewof the children from NicaraguanMission enjoying their multiplepurpose food which, you furnishedwith your contribution to meals
for millions through the PiratePlayhouse. Ruth Hunter thanksyou with a reminder that she willsend her book, Barefoot Girl OnBroadway, to anyone who willsend her a check for $4.00 madeout to the Foundation.
HOURS9 to 6
TheRed
PelicanSANIBEL ISLAND
FLORIDA
Turn Right At The Shopping PlazaFollow the Signs GR 2-2741
GREAT THINGSTO DO
§N SANIBEL
Fish .Bay and Gulf
Live Shelling
Boats, motors for rent
Sailboats for rent
Guided Tours from
Tarpon Bay Marinanext to the Red Pelican
COMPLETE INFORMATIONCALL GR 2-2741
DONATIONS WANTED
On three successive days inJune Mary Nix found a goldenolive each day. One is destinedfor the collection that will go intothe 1970 shell table to be givenaway at the Sanibel Shell Fair.Mary is serving as chairman.Your donation of a fine shell, orshells, to be included in thisyear's collection will be greatlyappreciated. Mary can be con-tacted by calling 2-4181 to makea date to add your treasure tothe trove.
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SIRLOIN STEAK. . $1.39U.S.D.A. CHOICE
T—BONE STEAK $1.49U.S.D.A. CHOICE STEAK
PORTERHOUSE. $1.49U.S.D.A. CHOICE
RUMP ROAST.. . $1.29
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PORK STEAK,ALWAYS GOOD SLICED (PICKLE & OLIVE LOAF
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STANDARD6lk GR 2-4961
THE COLONY GUESTS
The Colony has the followingguests enjoying a vacation: Mr.& Mrs. Chas. R. Lange, Hialeah,Fla.; Mr. & Mrs. John Church,Miami Springs, Fla.; Mr. andMrs. James Wolf, Tampa, Fla.;Mr. & Mrs. Russell Land, Ft.Myers, Fla.; Mr. & Mrs. LloydMcCreary, Lakeland, Fla.; Mr.& Mrs. J . W.Jones, Cocoa, Fla.;Mr. & Mrs. Marirrose Ponce,Miami, Fla.; Mr. & Mrs. K a r lBopp, J r . , Huntingdon Valley,Pa.; Mr. & Mrs . Franklin Rau,Amityville, N.Y.; Mrs. & Mrs.Carl Rau, Huron, Ohio; Mr. &Mrs. C. Ben Holleman, Wes tPalm Beach, Fla.; Mr. & Mrs.Frank Foster, West Palm Beach,Fla. and Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Doug-las, Coral Springs, Fla.
The Colony guest list includesMr. & Mrs . B. Ro Jones, Arling=ton Heights, 111.; Mr. & Mrs. D.T. Harvey, Ripley, W. Va.; Mro& Mrs. Frank N. Gibson, J r . ,Winter Park, Fla.; Mr. & Mrs,Bill H. Oppenheim, Atlanta, Ga0;Dro & Mrs. Ro Lo Schumacker,Miami, Fla.; Mr. & Mrs. ElmerH. Hostetter, Chamblee, Ga.; Mr..& Mrs. James A6 Goff, WinterHaven, Fla.; Mr. & Mrs. GeraldM. Kibbe, Miami, Fla.; Mr. &Mrs. John K.Magill,Harrisb!irg,Pa.; Mr. & Mrs. Albert L. Mad-sen, Dayton, Ohio, Mr. & Mrs.Martin J . Kahn, Miami, Fla.; Mr.& Mrs. Win, J.Horst, Hummels-town, Pa.; Mr. & Mrs. Edward LaHierholzer, Orlando, Fla.; Mr, &Mrs. Robert E. Bird, S u n s e tHills, Mo., and Mr. & Mrs. E.POFulmer of Lexington, Kyo
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OPEN 9 -S QAILY-CLOSED SUNDAYS
M MalWSPECIMEN SHELLS
FLORIDA AND WORLD WIDE!
Periwinkle Way - One Block WestOf The Causeway - GR 2-2001
PropertyManagement
Service(MICHAEL FRENETTE)
Route 1 Box 149
Sanibel Island, Florida
Phone: GR 2-2841
Repairs
Mowing
New Lawns Laid
Painting
Free Estimates
i
1WHERE YOU BUY GIFTS |
FOR OTHERS YOU WANT *TO KEEP YOURSELF!
TREASURES
Fine Stationery in Gift Boxes
Maeiittdsh Bosk SbpSanibel Island, Fla. GR 2-3041
SANIBEL ISLAND, FLOKIDA 33957
Keai GstateON 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
SAN CARLOS EEALIYRobert 1 . Dormer
REG. REAL ESTATE BROKER
ISLAND CENTER FOR DISCUSSIONS
ON MUNDANE AFFAIRS
Town SquareSanibel Island, Florida 33957
Office GR 2-5371 Home GR 2-3771
auCaptiva Island, Florida
vJ>ir Is - UriHwood - Specimen Jnells
Located on Main Road, 3 Miles North of Captiva Bridge
7-10-69 ISLANDER
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 Blvd
The PharmacyNearest
theIslands
MO 4-6128
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
Unclassifiedsi
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.
. , * * # " * * * *PALM VIEW APARTMENTS;Quiet, comfortable place to re-lax. One block from beautifulbeach. Reasonable rates, day,week. Tulipa Way, Sanibel. Call8ia-472-3£43.
Electric Stove RepairWashers - Dryers
RefrigerationAir Conditioning
HeatingRITE - TEMP SERVICE
MO 4-95566051 Estero Blvd.
Sarlo Mowers and McCulIoch]chain saws — we sell and ser-vice them.
SANIBEL MARINALighthouse End GR 2-6251
CHOICE LOT FOR SALE:Owner offers residental lot be-side lake in the Rocks develop-ment. Wilson Right, box 829,Sanibel. 472-5472.
HELP WANTED:Typist, reservationist trainee.Island resort hotel, transport-ation furnished or may live onpremises. GR 2-4601.
Had your foggers and pumpschecked lately? How's the porchf u r n i t u r e and s c r e e n i n g ?Chuck's Repair Service next tothe Snack Shack, SanibelGR 2-641K
SWAP:10,500 BTU G0E. Heat pump 220volts for 8,000 or over 110 voltair conditioner, GR 2-4151.
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ART SUP PLIES *Paints, brushes, etc. Also Flex-Bon paints, designed for tropicalweather at LEGEL SUPPLY.Sanibel Island, GR 2-4051.
FOR SALE:200 ft., motel zoned, SanibelIsland gulf frontage ap-proximately 500 ft. deep, goodhigh land. Beautiful location forgarden apartments or condo-minimuns. $116,000 cash. Seeor write Jim Pickens Broker-sales man for Michigan Salesand Development CorporationShell Harbor Models R.R.#1,Box 243, Sanibel, Florida33957. No information given >ytelephone.
Navigation
ChartsNo* On Sal*
MacintoshBookshop
Sanibel Island, FloridaGR 2-3041
ROY & GERTRUDE WEBBreopening
WITH THE LOU GENTILE TRIO IN THE TIERRA LOUNGE
H O U R S 1 1 A . M . - 2 A . M .
CROSS THE MOAT
[TO SEVEN SEAS SHOP
TO OUR EXCLUSIVE LINES
in Ladies & Men's
FASHIONS & SPORTSWEARALSO LARGE SELECTION OF
CHILDREN'S CLOTHINGGIFTS FROM
ALWAYS FIRST WITH QUALITY"
SERVING
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AT THE COUNTER.. OR ON THE PATIO
AND IN THE DINING ROOM
Tf/E SNACtl SHACKOPEN 8 a.m. until 8 p.m.
SIX DAYS A WEEK-CLOSED TUESDAY GR 2-3321
BOOKS FOR ALL HOODS
Macintosh Book ShopSanibel Island, Florida We Mail Anywhere GR 2-3041
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• BARBECUED CHICKENS AND RIBS
• HOME BAKED PIES
• U.S.DOA. CHOICE WESTERN BEEF
• ADEQUATE SUPPLY OF CHICKENS,DUCKS, GEESE, CAPONS, TURKEYS
AND CORNISH GAME HENS
BAILEY'S GENERAL STORESERVING S A N I B E L t C A P T I V A ISLANDS SINCE 1 8 9 9
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