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DEVOTED TOTHE INTERESTS

OFSANIBEL

ANDCAPTIVA ISLANDS

The F i n e s tShe l l ingB e a c h e s

In TheWestern

Hem isphere

VOLUME 7 NUMBER 49 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY NOVEMBER 30, 1967

PROPOSED REORGANIZATIONOF GOVERNMENT

Action will be taken to study proposals to reorganize Lee County'sGovernment. This was stated at a meeting to hear Dr. Charles C.Fishburne of Sanibel, and Professor of Political Science at EdisonJunior College, present his viewpoint on the subject. Dr. Fishburnehas attracted county-wide attention with Ms proposals, recently out-lined to civic groups at Cape Coral and Fort Myers Beach. A small

\>up of Islanders attended the meeting at the Episcopal ChurchApril 20, and heard Dr. Fishburne urge local areas such as Sanibel

,. and Captiva Islands not to incorporate. He recommends strengthened..£. county government as the constructive answer; a proliferation of

local authorities as doomed to inefficiency and failure to meet theproblems of a growing area such as Lee County. In the discussionperiod following the meeting, a member of the audience assured Dr.

"FfiftliWrne that a responsible County organization will soon undertaketo set up a jiroup to study his recommendations. The public meetingwas sponsored by the Sanibel-Captiva Democratic Club.

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SANIBEL-CAPTIVA REAL ESTATE

(In The Business District)

James S. Pickens & Claire T. Walter, RealtorsPhone.- GReenleaf 2-4011

LIST O F I S L A N D i i R D S R E L E A S E DAn up-to-date list of birds to be seen on Sanibel and Captiva

Islands has been released by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Bureauof Sport Fisheries & Wildlife. Entitled "Birds of the J.N. "Ding"Darling National Wildlife Refuge," the leaflet lists 227 species,plus 24 species considered rare or accidental. The leaflet may beobtained from Charles Le Buff, Fish & Wildlife representative;Mario Hutton, president of the Sanibel-Captiva Audubon Society;Roy Bazire, vice chairman and treasurer of the Sanibel-CaptivaConservation Foundation, Inc., (formerly J.N. "Ding" Darling Memo-rial Committee); or at the Chamber of Commerce building on thecauseway approach.

NEW ORGANIZATIONA new organization has been formed on the Island by a group of

women who will be known as The Friends of the Sanibel-CaptivaElementary School. The chairman is Mrs. George Winterbotham.They are trying to raise money for the school children for sportsequipment and other school needs that are not being furnished by thecounty. There has been quite an increase in the amount of schoolchildren so therefore the funds the county allots the school are notenough to give them even the bare necessities. Teachers have beenbuying such essential materials as paper, crayonss pencils, etc.,out of their own purses. The money is desperately needed for theeducation of the children. They have been lacking in sports equipmententirely for the county does not furnish any. And good sportsmanshipand physical well being is important to a child's education as the booklearning is.

The Sanibel-Captiva American Legion Pest 123 has given the newgroup a boost with a donation of $50 and they hope that others willfollow the example. Checks should be made out to The Friends ofthe Sanibel-Captiva Elementary School and mailed to the chairman,Mrs. George Wintherbotham, Gulf Drive, Sanibel. Your donation,bis; or little, will be appreciated.

AUDUBON CAMPAIGNIn order to increase the scope and effectiveness of its activities

in the field of wildlife protection and conservation, the Sanibel-Captiva Audubon Society is conducting a vigorous drive, aimed atdoubling its membership in the near future. Initial results have beenexcellent, with an increase of 37 members, who have applied duringthe first two weeks of the campaign. The names of all who have signedut> to date, including those of most leading Island businesses, willbe announced at the first meeting of the season, to be held at SanibelCommunity House on December 7.

Those interested in applying for membership at the annual rate of$10 for individuals and $12.50 per family, should contact Mario F.Hutton, president (GR 2-4124), or Margaret Bushman, chairman,Membership Committee (GR 2-4831).

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Editors Virginia and Duff BrownProduction Carolyn LowrySecond class postage paid at Fort Myers Beach,Florida 33931.

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* * * * * * * * * *Islander news and ad copy deadline is SATURDAYLast minute SHORT news items or unclassifiedsmay be called in Sunday afternoon.

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SANIBEL ISLAND, FLORIDAMAIN OFFICE GR 2-4501

BRANCH OFFICE in Sanibel Shopping CenterGR 2-4521

BRANCH OFFICE CAPTIVA GR 2-2051

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

Closed At 1 p.m. Saturdays For The Summer

SAN CARLOS REALTY

Kobert L. UormerREG. REAL ESTATE BROKER

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PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN ALL LISTINGS

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ST. MICHAEL'SAND ALL ANGELS

EPISCOPAL CHURCHThe Rev. T.A. Madden,, VicarSUNDAY:

"Morning Service and SundaySchool . . . . . . . . 9:30 a.m.

WEDNESDAY and HOLY DAYS:Holy Communion . , . 9:00 a.m.

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ST. ISABELL'SCATHOLIC CHURCH

The Rev. Claude E. BrubakerSundays l l :30 a.m.Thursdays 7:30 a.m.Holy Days 5:30 p.m.CONFESSION:Sundays before Mass.

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CHURCH50th Anniversary Year

Dr. H.E. SheelyMorning Worship. . .11:00 a.m.Sunday School 9:30 a.m.

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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCHThe Rev. Arthur Sims, PastorSUNDAY:Sunday School . . . . . 10 a.m.Morning Worship . . . 11 a.m.Training Union . . . . 6:30 p.m.

. Evening Worship . . . 7:30 p.m.WEDNESDAY:Prayer Meeting & Bible Study

7:30 p.m.FRIDAY:Youth Ranch . . . . . . 7:30 p.m.

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CHAPEL BY THE SEACAPTIVA

The Rev. T. Guthrie SpeersSUNDAY:Worship . 11:00 a.m.

* * * * * *A.A. MEETING

An open meeting of Alco-holics Anonymous will be heldat St. Michael's and All Angels'Episcopal Church at 8 p.m.Friday nights. For informationcallGR 2-3121.

ISLAND ACTIVITIES

Sanibel Community Associa-tion, Inc., Sanibel CommunityHouse ~ 1st Tuesday, 6:30p.m.

Sanibel-Captiva Teen Club, San-ibel Community House — Sat-urday, 8 p.m.

Game Night, Sanibel CommunityHouse — Fridays, 8 p.m.

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

American Legion Auxiliary,Members Homes — 2nd Mon-days, 8 p.m.Bingo Murex, American LegionHome — Wednesdays, 8:30 p.m.(No Minors)

Ladies' Guild, Sanibel Commun-ity Church, Members Homes —3rd Thursday, 8 p.m.

There may be others that wehave missed. If so please letus know.

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WHO'S wm 4snpHere to get their new home

ready for winter rentals wereMr. and Mrs. WILLIAM O.BANCROFT and family of Co-coa Beach, Fla. Their home ison the Gulf in the Rocks areaand was rented for the entirewinter by Priscilla MurphyRealtor before construction wascompleted.

Mr. and Mrs. LEONARDMcQUEEN and daughters LORIJEAN and LEIGH ANNE, ofHolt, Mich., were guests of Mr.and Mrs. CHUCK MULLER ofDetroit, Mich., who are spend-ing their 18th year on Sanibel.

They stay at Sanibel Cottages.Other guests at Sanibel Cot-tages for extended visits includeMr. and Mrs. RUSSELLLICHTY, York, Pa.; Mr. andMrs. PAUL LIGHTNER andcousin, Miss BETTY JANEKADEL; Mrs. ALBERTA AN-DERSON and Miss LOUISEDOWLING, DeLand, Fla.; MissHELEN BRIDGEMAN and Mrs.HELEN MARTINI, Bronx, N.Y.Also, Mr. and Mrs. CHARLESWIGGEN of Monroe, Conn., areback for their usual winter stayat Sanibel Cottages. Incident-ally, the Lightners and Mullersboth found golden olives in thesame area as Sanibel Cottages,to their great delight.

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ISLAND INN

Guests now staying at theIsland Inn include Mr. and Mrs.Keith Eaton, Nantucket, Mass.,Mrs. Kathleen Moore, MissElizabeth Plummer, Sharon,Conn., Mr. and Mrs. WilliamMaguire of Largo, Fla., mem-ber of the Board of Directorsof Island Inn, Mr. and Mrs.Tom Ware, also of Largo, mem-ber of the Island Inn Company,Mr. William Kimball, presidentof the Island Inn Company, ofNew Port Richey, Fla., andMr. and Mrs. Harold Solstadof New York.

GENE CARR JOINS CAST

Pirate Playhouse announcesGene Carr has joined the castof "My Three Angels" as theLieutenant.

"My Three Angels" openson December 22 at the Islands'charming Arena Theater andtwo other performances havebeen scheduled for the holi-days, December 27 and Jan. 6.Tickets on sale at the box of-fice for all three performancesof this delightful comedy. PhoneGR 2-3943.

Visiting on the Islands overthe Thanksgiving holiday wereformer Governor BERT COMBSof Kentucky, JOHN ED PE ARC Eand ED MATLICK, both fromLouisville, Kentucky,

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Don't forget the first Mon-day in December for rollingbandages from2 :30to4:00p.m.,for the poor and sick all overthe world. Sponsored throughthe Catholic Medical MissionBoard. For information, phoneGR 2-3943o

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4 SEA GRAPES FOR JELLYby ethel snyder

Towards the end of Septem-ber the sea grapes growing onSanibel Island in the Gulf ofMexico start to turn pink andripen. So one fine morning atbreakfast at Island Inn Char-lotta asked me if I would gowith her to pick sea grapesfor making jelly. I was delightedto accept and we started at oncein the Inn station wagon. Weeach took a large water bucketwhich we confidently expected tofill with sea grapes.

Sea grapes grow on bushesor some bushes develop intotrees and the trunks bend atodd angles like stove pipes.They are found only along trop-ical or semi-tropical beachesand the leaves are large, round,leather-like, and they shine andshine as if they were laquered.The veins are bright red andthe leaves have no stems butdrow directly on the branches.E ach spring the sea grape shedsall its leaves and the new onesare bright red, round and shiny.The wood of the tree is redand very hard. The fruit growsin long slender bunches with agrape ripening here and therealong the stem, not all at thesame time like any grape Ihad ever seen before. The ripeones fall off at the slightesttouch. The raw fruit is notpalatable to eat. Each grape hasone large center seed and itdoes make delicious flavoredcerise colored jelly. Lime orlemon juice has to be addedto make it jell. This jelly is afavorite with the guests at theInn and each year Charlottahas an entire shelf of jars inthe stock room marked SEAGRAPE.

My cocker spaniel, DollyVarden, was allowed to go alongwith us in the station wagon

ISLANDERbut she was not allowed to get out. Maria, thecook, gave us a knowing look out of the cornerof her eyes as we left, I wondered what thatmeant. It was wild country where we were going.There was prickly pear cactus to jab us. Therewere gopher holes to step into. Spanish bayonetswith spike leaves sharp as swords were to beavoided and there were other growths not con-ducive to good walking! Snakes were not to be dis-counted. The road was a poorly defined trail butwe knew it very well.

"Let 's get out here. Looks pretty good," saidCharlotta. I didn't see anything that looked good butI was a tenderfoot from the city, so agreed with herand we got out. The place was full of sea grapebushes, expecially towards the Gulf. We gingerlypicked our way but the grapes were few and spindlyand still green. "Maybe someone has alreadypicked here," I suggested. "Sure looks like it.Let 's go on farther," Charlotta replied. So backwe went to the station wagon and drove on.

"Here's a real good place," cried Charlotta.And so it was. We each quickly filled the bottomsof our pails and were picking fast when a wildanimal jumped out of the center of the thick bush.Instantly we each threw away our buckets anddashed back to the station wagon. The cocker wasyipping and jumping about to help our speed. "Whatdo you think it was?" I inquired breathlessly."Well don't tell anyone, but I think it was a rab-bit," Charlotta answered. I had thought it was apanther or at the very least a wild cat. But a rab-bit! We both felt very meek and went back to getour buckets which had managed to lose every grapewe had picked.

The next stop seemed even better and thegrapes plumped into our buckets. "Ouch," I sud-denly yowled. "What's the matter?" shoutedCharlotta from around the far side of the bush."A cactus bit me," I yelled back. "I t 's awful heretoo. I can't move," Charlotta yowled back. Wewere both in the middle of an immense clus-ter of pear cactus. How did we get into it in thefirst place! But the problem now was how to getout. The apple fruit of the cactus was starting toturn red and they make delicious jelly too. Butyou have to spear each apple fruit with a fork,cut off with a knife and wear gloves in the processto save you hands. And here we were in the mid-dle of a great patch of them. There was no easyway out but we finally managed to get back to thetrail with as few jabs as possible. We were ruf-fled and perspiring and our ardour for pickingsea grapes entirely gone.

"Don't you think we might find some grapesnearer to the Inn?" I hopefully asked. "We

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A recent visitor at Bill Way's Sanibel Marinawas Mr. Robert Manry. He sailed in on hisboat"Cerlew" and then took a car for a tripto the Keys for a few days, leaving his boat atthe marina. Manry is the man who sailedacross the Atlantic Ocean alone in the boat"Tinkerbelle" and then wrote the best sellerby the same name about his voyage.

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ISLANDER

INTERESTED CITIZENSCOMMITTEE

On November 17 the Exec-utive Committee of the Inter-ested Citizens Committee ofSanibel and Captiva met at thehome of Mrs. C.M. Cardezain Sanibel. Mrs. Cardeza is thechairman of that Committee,and has been active in its di-rection since formation.

The Interested CitizensCommittee has been busy inopposition to the Trailer Courtproposed on Sanibel. That pro-posal was rejected by the CountyCommissioners in October.

The Executive Committeedecided to remain in existence,and to continue to take partin any developments which, inits opinion, would be beneficialto the Islands. To this end,its organization will be form-alized by a set of By-Laws,and by rules for the handlingof its funds.

The Committee voted to con-tinue the employment of Mr.Michael Jackson of the firm ofStewart and Stewart on a re -tainer basis. Mr. Jackson rep-resented the Committee in theTrailer Court case.

Mrs. Cardeza agreed to con-tinue as Chairman of the Exec-utive Committee. Mr. RobertHaynie is vice chairman. Mrs.Cardeza expressed her thanksto all of the people who helpedin supporting the work of theCommittee, and who expressedtheir appreciation of the Com-mittee's efforts.

TALENT NIGHT AT THEPIRATE PLAYHOUSE

Talent night or T.N.T.,which stands for Talent Nightfor Tourists, will take placeat the Pirate Playhouse on sev-eral dates during January. Someacts have already volunteeredtheir services arrfl Pirate Play-house welcomes one and all,residents and tourists alike, toperform for the hungry all overthe world.

If you can sing, dance, readpoetry, play an instrument ortell some jokes, please phoneGR 2-3943. All proceeds fromthese T.N.T0 nights will go toMeals for Millions Foundation,Santa Monica, Calif.

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might," Charlotta agreed and assoon as we found a place inwhich to turn we drove backtowards the Inn, but there wereno sea grapes along the way.

Soon afterwards we walkedinto the Inn kitchen and Maria,the cook and beloved friendof the Matthews family for morethan twenty five years, greetedus. She noticed our empty pailsbut made no comment. Insteadshe said cheerily "Thar 's abit of coffee on the stove androlls under the napie" and shepicked up our buckets and de-parted in her own car for partsunknown.

The hot coffee and rollsbolstered our morale and wecould finally laugh at ourselves.What dismal sea grape pickerswe had turned out to be. Wesat for a long time at thekitchen table waiting for Mariato get back. Finally we heardthe sound of the motor of hercar! We rushed to the dooras Maria came into the kitchencarrying the two buckets brim-ming over with large ripe,cerise, luscious, sea grapes!"Why Maria," we both ex-claimed in utter astonishment."Where did you find them?"She couldn't conceal her delightand amusement as she loftilyreplied "Yo all jes ain't knowin'whare they i s !"

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ART SUPPLIES:Paints, brushes, etc. Also Flex-Bon paints, designed for tropi-cal weather, at LEGELSUPPLY, Sanibel Island, GR2-4051.

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WANTED TO RENT:Two or three bedroom furnishedhome Febuary and March onGulf Sanibel or Captiva. Writeor call Albert Haman Amery,Wisconsin 54001.

UNCLASSIFIEDSJOB PRINTING:Letterheads, envelopes, ratesheets -anything. Fast service-best prices anywhere. B.R.Brown, MO 4-6546.

* * * * * _ *COUTURE:For a perfect fit of that newdress, see Mrs. Remus Wed-nesdays from 10 to 12 a.m. atDottie's shop.

FOR RENT:Furnished home on Captiva.Private, all conveniences, largelot, three bedroom, two baths.Guest house complete includingbath and kitchen. Phone GR 2-3391 or GR 2-2051 or writeBox 72, Captiva, Florida.

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FOR SALE:1954 Coupe DeVille Cadillacin beautiful running condition,brand new tires and seat covers.$300 or best offer. GR 2-2672.

* * * * * *FOR SALE:Beautiful Gulf Front homesiteon Sanibel Island. 142 feet onbeach by approximately 400feetdeep. Nicely wooded with nativetrees and shrubs. Zoned anddeed restricted. Beautifulhomes on adjoining properties.Near intersection of Gulf Driveand Rabbit Road. Price$39,000.00. Cash preferred.Sanibel-Captiva Real Estate,Realtors, phone GR 2-4011.

* * * * * *FOR SALE:Young Coconut Palms. Raisedon the Island for Island people.Reasonable. GR 2-4831.

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