Tomlinson retires after 31 years By MEGHAN McCOY mmccoy@ breezenewspapers. com Last week the community gathered for a special meet-and-greet reception for Police Chief William Tomlinson, who is retiring after 31 years. “I’ve had the privi­ lege of working with you for 10 years, seven years as mayor. It’s been an amazing

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across from the Sanibel School Sanibel from the across Walsh In The Garden. On Feb. 19, the concert moves to the The March concert will feature local The series concludes on Sunday While there is no charge for any of the Sanibel Community Church is located Each concert will also include a In February, the church will host two 2684. Symphony or the church office. Sanibel Community Church hostsSunday, Mar. “An 26. at 1740 Periwinkle Market).Way (next to Jerry’s For sanibelchurch.com more information, or call visit (239) 472- concerts to donate to a local compassion performers who are sharing their talents. delightful time of fellowship in the very special concerts. On receive Friday a concert special is Valentine. a ticketed Thisevent, with free tickets front porchChurch, with of toe music tapping Sanibelgospel in quartetp.m. The the Community gospel quartet, church ney4 toOne Sanibel will jour­ from courtyard the coldto ofinspireMichigan and at entertain. 5 talent, as the H20 Evening Youth with Ministry the of Stars” at 5 p.m. on evening, April 23 porch back out with on theBand the frontat 5 p.m. Back Porch Bluegrassconcerts at Sanibel there will Community be the opportunity Church, at each ofthe project or to express appreciation to the church courtyard coffee withand soft deliciousdrinks. All are treats,welcome. at 5 p.m. evening, Feb. 10 it willlove be an withevening of the Chorus Chamber at Symphony 7 p.m. and Every attendee available will through the Chamber R.S. R.S. Finalists will be posted on In The Garden’s Facebook page, Email [email protected] our website and displayed at Include name, phone anda short description ofthe photo. Deadline December 9 BECOtfSe? THEME WALSH a n d s c a p i n g Visit our website for more details. TheGarden Retail * Garden Center r Find us on Find us Facebook (239) 39S-5&S9 www.rswaish.com 3889 Sanibel Captiva Road R..S. R..S. L f l Islander newspaper. Each month’s Each winner will receive $50 a GIFT CERTIFICATE to In The GardenIn and the winning photo will be published in The Visit In The Garden or the In The Garden Facebook pageto vote. Submit your photos displaying the beauty ofnature. displaying photos your Submit “We are thrilled to have the opportu­ In December, the amazing On Jan. 22, the concert series contin­ Sanibel Community Church invites Sanibel and Captiva are blessed with Saturday evening Nov. 19, the Sanibel Church offers free concert series 2016-2017 free concert series. thrilled by the music, but each veteran will bring its harmonious acapella music nity to contribute tomusic, the great drama,variety of interpretive dance and several great churchesSynagogue. and Each an of excellent these brings a rich­ Residents and guests on the Islands are following each concert as they host their Symphonic Chorale will present a tribute attending will receive a specialthough gift. Eventhe concert is free, it is a ticketed Christmas Concert on Sunday evening, bring a gift for locally.a child to be distributed ues with barber shop music at its other expressions of the arts here on thethe Sanibel Community Church. ness to the islands, guidance,not only but ofalso Spiritual andof talentedcreative musicians demonstrations of the arts. evening of dynamicdelicious music, treats as in well the as starlit courtyard to veterans. Not only will everyone be event, with tickets availableoffice at the church Chorale. or through MasterSingers the return Symphonic for Dec. their 11 annual at 6 p.m. In the spirit of best. The Cape Chorale of Cape Coral islands,” said Pastor Daryl Donovan of provided a wide range ofopportunitiesexperience tothat talent. everyone to enjoy an unforgettable Christmas, attendees are encouraged to

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been 91 manatee fatalities caused by boat with agencies such as the U.S. Fish and click on “Data and Maps.” At the bottom of Hotline at 888-404-3922, #FWC and ______strikes so far in 2016. Wildlife Service on manatee issues. that same page, there also is information on *FWC on a cell phone, or with a text to “Boaters who slow down and keep a Floridians contribute to manatee conserva­ FWC Manatee COLD-weather changes to [email protected]. lookout for Florida manatees are an impor­ tion when they purchase the “Save the speed zones. FWC law enforcement officers Want to see a manatee? Go to tant reason the overall population of this Manatee” license plate at BuyaPlate.com or will be on the water enforcing these season­ MyFWC.com/Manatee and click on “Where species is doing better,” said Carol Knox, donate $5 for the manatee decal. al rules to protect manatees in busy boating can I see Manatees?” Island Reporter Island

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novd n clgcl n wildlife been and have ecological they in and involved trout sea blooms algal and grasses, sea crabs blue oysters, mangroves, of studies ongoing in role integral an played also have remarkable,” said Erick Lindblad, Lindblad, Erick said remarkable,” fighting for water quality by doing doing by quality water for fighting They preservation. for acres 1,860 ly Over wildlife. and resources natural executive director of SCCF. of director executive is of passion amount The just immense. people the and foundation this by done time, they have acquired approximate­ acquired have they time, h satd CF n te eue is refuge the and SCCF started who plishments and plans for their 50th 50th their 2017. for in anniversary plans accom­ and recent plishments SCCF, of history the presidents board past seven brations, [email protected] Advisory Council came to speak about about speak to came Council Advisory Emeritus their of members several and cele­ the of lieu In anniversary. 49th rhr Rns fbwa, xet n mse olw with follow master and expert bowman, of Ranks archer. and a score of at least 30 obtains the base level rank of of rank level base the obtains 30 least at of score a and arrows, five with shooting when yards 10 from is aldistance well.” as posi­ very a been “It’s said. Defonzo “ areas other in focus By ASHLEY GOODMAN improvement and individual goals. The standard instruction­ standard The goals. individual and for improvement baseline a establish help score and Rank score. their on target. their from away yards 10 shoot ically typ­ kids The long bows. and recurve skills using compound, it to up fifth grade opened we this year and line ups, program after-school and summer school middle the to addition tive and poise individual of lot a requires also Archery sport. ed orient­ team a as well as activity independent an considered year. the of out months few a for there offered they it something to make wanted Center, Recreation 1967 with a sole mission to protect protect to mission sole a with 1967 present and future of F C C S f o e r u t u f d n a t n e s e r p , t s a p e h T inner lack who participants for helpful be can which form be can ages and of a range accommodates it’s co-ed, because Sanibel the at supervisor program youth Defonzo, Dave ae” n ee T sos ie Te akn Dead”, “Hunger Walking the “The like like shows movies TV Arts to even and due Martial Games” archery the among to larity kids the brought originally ago. years four They program summer their during was archery Wednesday p.m. on 4:30 to p.m. students 2:30 school from afternoons middle and grade fifth to lessons 14, archery giving will be Center Dec. Recreation until Sanibel the Up range. archery their now is court ketball University in Cape Coral. After seeing an increase in popu­ in increase an seeing After Coral. Cape in University [email protected] By ASHLEYGOODMAN at the Sanibel Recreation Center Recreation Sanibel the at Ready, aim, fire: Archery lessons Archery fire: aim, Ready, SCCF was founded on Oct. 31, 31, Oct. on founded was SCCF been that’s work of amount “The Last Monday, SCCF celebrated its celebrated SCCF Monday, Last “Archers can achieve rank from different distances based based distances different from rank achieve can “Archers target as well as archery of basics the teaches Defonzo “Archery is a great fit for the Recreation Department Department Recreation the for fit great a is “Archery The first time the Sanibel Recreation Center offered offered Center Recreation Sanibel the time first The What used to be the Sanibel Recreation Center’s old bas­ old Center’s Recreation Sanibel the be to used What instead,” Uhler said. Uhler instead,” as the winner. the as Butcher Clyde photographer renowned We coined a word ‘anniversarize.’ We We ‘anniversarize.’ word a coined year. We 50th our for special more doing Art Program Award by crowning crowning by Award Program Environmental Art Excellence of Darling Brush “Ding” annual their sarized” but just make them more special special more them make just but events or programs up lot of a add not and (programs) those bump to wanted already we’re that events and pro­ grams make to committee the and staff special. more even programs ing exist­ make is do to plans Committee, Anniversary 50th SCCF’s of chairman begin planning celebrations which which celebrations Monday. last off kicked planning begin Bailey the and Homestead. center education theft-at public the for programs cation niesr cmite n n fot to effort an in committee anniversary edu­ daily provides also SCCF studies. For example, SCCF “anniver- “anniver- SCCF example, For Wa w dd a calne the challenged was did we “What 50th a formed SCCF year, Last One of the things Linda Uhler, Uhler, Linda things the of One and Ruth and Thomas. Jack and Deuber. Gibson, Linda Gibson, Ron right): to (left Seated current with Uhler, Paul Roth Paul Uhler, Goss, Porter Bill Skaugstad, Dean right): to (left Standing Ron Gibson. president, seven past The Hillebrandt, presidents board em ih ot Porm uevsr Dave Supervisor Archery Program Department Youth with Recreation Team Sanibel The Defonzo. gram. Registration includes a team T-shirt, use of archery archery is cost The of events. from and to use transportation and equipment T-shirt, team a includes Registration gram. (239) 472-0345. (239) up, sign call To for non-members. $55 and for members $42 hear the crisp loud popping sound of the arrow as it hits the hits it as arrow the of sound popping loud crisp the hear to love simply kids just few a course, Of master. to patience target from 10 yards...but again, fun is job one.” Defonzo Defonzo one.” job is said. fun again, yards...but 10 from target and discipline of lot a takes which itself bow the associated with force or power raw the enjoy to seem does team heights. new to skyrocket kids the in fidence said. Defonzo distance” same the from scores higher weekly skill games and the thrill of a bullseye. The whole whole The bullseye. a of thrill the and games skill weekly GOODMAN ASHLEY There are still a couple slots open for this semester’s pro­ semester’s this for slots open still couple a are There our of nature competitive the enjoy really they think “I At the end of the program, Defonzo says he sees the con­ the sees he says Defonzo program, the of end the At

Bailey Homestead Preserve. More More in Preserve. released will be events the on details the Homestead at party Bailey anniversary 50th a hold the coming months. coming the will they 11 Nov. on Lastly, its facilities. all at houses open hold will SCCF Preserve. Homestead Bailey the at place take will and the Brunch as Benefactor transformed be will Luncheon Estuaries, One Solution: Solution: One Estuaries, Bay.” Florida and Lucie, St. Three Caloosahatchee, be will theme The 5-8. Jan. at Conference Coalition Everglades also SCCF meeting, the During ter. announced that it will host the the host & Spa will Resort Marriott Harbour Sanibel it that announced cen­ garden native their for 31 March ing is a farm-to-table dinner fundraiser fundraiser dinner farm-to-table a is ing said. Uhler it has,” threats some and waters marine program. Homestead the at film the show will SCCF February, to help willreturn Butcher Homestead. symphony of life we have in our our in have we life of symphony of the as of Sea” its part new Evenings “Sonic end the at Near 14. Dec. Evenings it launch off kick also Earth on donating he’s piece the of ner will He preserves. our on photography Day.” win­ the draw to back coming be also doing be to going is he and Cottage Wilma the at stay his to and going are he family January, in back come to going is “Clyde said. Uhler it,” win to someone for $10 for tickets selling be in the will hang which of artwork piece nature center until Earth Day. We will We Day. Earth until center nature ing Dec. 13 and he will be donating a donating be will he and 13 Dec. ing On the day of its 50th anniversary, anniversary, 50th its of day the On On Feb. 16, its Life Member Member Life its 16, Feb. On introduc­ they’re program third The “The movies talks about the vast vast the about talks movies “The For its 50th anniversary, SCCF will SCCF anniversary, 50th its For “He will be here at our annual meet­ annual at our will be here “He ASHLEY GOODMAN ASHLEY

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Later that afternoon, Prager also presented presented also Prager afternoon, all that to Later book Prager’s students. of the copies donate to Wildlife able was Darling Ding Society funds Using Humanities, Florida ocean. a by the to provided comes it when powers special ByASHLEY GOODMAN fifth graders at The Sanibel School and Lehigh Lehigh and School Sanibel The at graders a for 28 fifth Oct. Refuge Wildlife National Darling “Ding” who, after falling into a pool of sharks, finds out he has has he out finds sharks, of pool a into falling after who, Di Dari g rlin a D ’ g in ‘D t a e c n a r a e p p a n a s e k a m i enti hor o th u a d n a t is t n ie c s e rin a m d e n w o n e R One of our original island treasures treasures island original our of One This will be one one be will This “The last time 1 was here we had such an enthusiastic enthusiastic an such had we here 1 was time last “The The “Shark Whisperer” is about a boy named Tristan, Tristan, named boy a about is Whisperer” “Shark The Prager said she wanted to return “Ding” Darling again again Darling “Ding” return to wanted she said Prager oe mrn sinit D. le Pae rtre to returned Prager Ellen Dr. scientist, marine Noted ISLANDHOME com l Agl Eicpl hrh and Church, Episcopal Angels and All Michael St. attended family Rhodes. Her Jane and Nave, Goldie Nix, In Murphy. Priscilla realtor and Jr. children All House. 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ABOVE LEFT: Toni Ory stands next to her piece, “Tide Lines.” ABOVE RIGHT: Jay Lana won third place for his piece, “Fair play.” RIGHT: Lynn Ondercin won second place for her piece “Dolphin Dreams.” BELOW LEFT: John Merchant’s “Spring Tide” received first place. BELOW CENTER: Dee m Cooper with her necklace, “Going Home.” BELOW RIGHT: Carol Johnson with her piece “Ebb Tide.”

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Nov. 10 and “America’s Boating Course” will be taught in by check to “Sanibel Captiva Sail & Power Squadron." Amichai _____ two sessions Nov. 21 and Dec. 3. Both programs are open to Students must register for the class no later than Nov. 14. the general public; membership in the U.S. Power Squadrons To learn more about the class, potential students are In cemeteries, we kick dirt, strain grass, dig mud, is not required. encouraged to contact Jay Brown, lead instructor at jayw- search for pebbles to adorn headstones. captivasanibel.com The local waters sunset cruise is an on-the-water learning [email protected] or at (314) 807-6860. Students experience where participants observe and understand navi­ should register for the class not later than Nov. 14 by con­ Hallowed ground — pocked, fallow, picked. gation aids in both daylight and night time conditions. tacting Jay Brown or by going on line to usps.org/fmda- Stones left by flag planters, grave sweepers — Students see how the various channels in our waterways are course. Click on the “Boating Courses” tab, enter the student marked for safe navigation. Students also learn how to dis­ zip code and then click on the “Locate” button. The list of open season for grifters too lazy to forage. tinguish navigable deep water from the many non-navigable ABC courses will appear. Select the Nov. 21 class and the From gated homes, they laud today's warriors — shallow areas. Finally, students will be able to see how dif­ registration form will appear. ferent boating can be during daylight vs. boating at night. In Students will obtain their copy of the “America’s Boating strangers’ kids deployed to gravel kiU zones. addition to its educational value the cruise is a beautiful day­ Course” text and pay the class fee at the Nov. 21 class. The

They steal stones to offer as their own. ______light through dusk two-hour boating experience through the text is reviewed in detail at the Dec. 3 class. Among the top­ waters around Punta Rassa, the mouth of the Caloosahatchee ics and subjects covered are: River and the Sanibel Causeway. The Nov. 10 cruise begins ■ US Coast Guard required safety equipment at 4:30 p.m. at the Adventures In Paradise Dock at Port ■ Basic boat handling underway and docking The new plot Comfort. Port Comfort is located at the second to last exit ■ Navigation rules, right of way my wife and I and the dogs (Port Comfort Road Exit) before driving on to the Sanibel ■ Navigation aids and channel markers fly to Sanibel Island Islander Sanibel-Captiva Causeway. The cost is $20 per person payable by check to ■ Basic navigation, charts and GPS operation nine days “Sanibel/Captiva USPS.” Checks should be mailed to: ■ Anchoring in deep water and on the beach lovers, laughers, Gulf Joanne Heroy-Giller, 15031 Punta Rassa Rd. (Unit 905), Ft. ■ VHF radio operation beach lopers — cancer Myers FL, 33908. Alternatively, reservations can be made ■ Storms, emergencies and accidents ignored online at [email protected] or by phone by calling Dee at ■ Unique characteristics of local area boating (615) 419-4097 or Greg at (615) 415-4653. Seating is Students are introduced to the local waters by studying my sister and brother-in-law limited, those interested should register at their earliest con­ navigation charts for Pine Island Sound, San Carlos Bay and visit the cemetery venience. the Caloosahatchee River. Important destinations, channels reserve “America’s Boating Course” teaches basic boat operation and waterways are reviewed and discussed for confident four contiguous plots red and safety with an emphasis on boating the local waters navigation. The class format is very casual and discussion- rose bushes, easy to around Sanibel and Captiva. Completion of the class and oriented. No advance knowledge of boating is needed for locate passing a simple exam qualifies students to receive a safe successful completion of the class and the class is appropri­ boating ID card from the State of Florida. This ID card sat­ ate for those who may not even own a boat but want to learn upper row of two isfies State of Florida education requirements for operating about the possibility of boating in our magnificent local miniature Wailing boats in Florida waters. Many insurance companies will waters. The class is also appropriate for experienced boaters Wall offer significant premium discounts to those holding the who may be new to boating in our unique local waters. twenty feet of grass Florida Safe Boating ID Card. The United States Power Squadrons is the nation’s largest between walkway and The class will be taught in two sessions both at the non-profit boating organization with approximately 30,000 graves Sanibel Library. The first session will be Monday, Nov. 21, members. The organization is dedicated to boating safety, from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. and the second session will be education, public service and boating-oriented social oppor­ Richard Fox lives on Sanibel Island and in Saturday, Dec. 3, from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Students need tunities. The local Sanibel Captiva Squadron has approxi­ Worcester MA. When not writing about rock ‘n roll to attend both sessions and complete homework between mately 300 members, meets monthly for informative social or youthfid transgressions, he focuses on cancer sessions for successful class graduation. The class is dinners and offers a complete program of USPS education drawing on hope, humor and unforeseen gifts. His designed for those new to boating as well as experienced opportunities from basic safe boating instruction through two poetry collections are available at smallpoetat- boaters who would like to strengthen their boating skills, advanced celestial navigation. To learn more about the large.com. particularly in our unique local waterways. The class uses Sanibel Captiva Squadron, visit usps.org/localusps/sancap or the “America’s Boating Course” text published by the call Steve Abbott at (239) 246-2392. 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planning, the first in 45 years. We really “That is the basis of conservation medi­ the scene in the 1990s, Barron said no one She said CROW typically sees quite a ______talked about where we are going, how we cine,” Barron said. “The interface between knew what was going on with the virus. She few birds during a red tide bloom because can contribute more to wildlife health,” human health, environmental health and ani­ said all they knew were people were getting they are sort of at the top of the food chain. Barron said, which resulted in changing the mal health.” encephalitis. The birds eat fish that have been affected by mission statement,” Barron said. She said the Centers for Disease Control “They had no idea what it was until a the red tide. The most important thing in wildlife and Prevention stated that 70 percent of dis­ wildlife veterinarian that was working at the “Every time you go up the food chain. medicine, she said is public health, individ­ eases are vector bom, or zoonotic diseases Bronx Zoo started noticing that all the crows See BARRON, page 43

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That week­ calendar, now in its fourth year, to raise money for end she decided to carry out her own stress CROW. I test. First she climbed up and down stairs, “I’m really hoping it’s something sustainable,” but that failed to produce symptoms. she said. ‘T o me in any nonprofit the more you can of August because that is when the eaglet was However, a power walk caused the pressure make something be an annual sustainable kind of released back into the wild. Photographs were to return. project, it can be something that can raise money included from the first time it was admitted to Carol had been under the care of a cardi­ every year. So much of nonprofit fundraising, in CROW, as well as the second. The release also ologist for high blood pressure and elevated my opinion, is literally $10 at a time.” graces the month of August. The hope is to sell 750 to 1,000 calendars a “The sales of the calendar goes to benefit the cholesterol, but never had acute symptoms Dave and Carol Allen year, or more. Ozzie Memorial Fund and that is for the care of before. There was also a family history of heart disease. Her maternal grandfather died at 55 and her mom at 68. She This year the calendar became available in early critically injured wildlife that comes in that takes didn’t waste time. On Monday, she had a heart catheterization and a stent was October, at CROW’s gift store, as well as online, that special care for longer periods of time,” she said. “So 100 percent of anything we sell goes placed. Plavix was added to her medications and after two years, it was for $ 10, which is a $ 10 reduction in price from the previous year. Three of the calendars were donated towards that.” changed to a daily low dose aspirin. Carol returned to all her regular activities and exercise and has remained for CROW’s Taste of the Islands silent auction. CROW’s animal ambassadors are also featured in the calendar. symptom free. “I cover the cost of the calendar and I am cov­ ering the shipping and handling this year,” she In 2014, at age 71, she was inspired to walk the Boston Marathon to raise “So that people understood that in some cases said, so 100 percent of the profit will go directly to they receive these really life debilitating injuries money for the Jimmy Fund because of her foster grandchild who had been CROW. that cannot release back into the wild. I tried to successfully treated by Boston Children’s Hospital for stage 4 neuroblastoma. This year’s calendar has a combination of show four of them. I think these are important just Carol trained for six months, put together a team and walked the 26.2-mile because the story that they tell. I love the whole course in 8 hours and 20 mins. She was a happy grandma (of nine grandsons) wildlife from the area, as well as some of CROW’s patient’s stories. Photographs were also added to education side of this because it helps them (young because her team had raised $6,000 for the Jimmy Fund. the dates on the calendar again this year. children) understand the precious nature of our Carol had one health scare in 2015. While shopping with her daughter in Naples she experienced nausea and lightheadedness. Because of her history, “We try to show that it is an immense variety of wildlife, but also we need to help protect them and the hospital in Naples performed a heart catheterization. It showed the stent species,” Patmore said of CROW’s patients. their habitat they are in,” Patmore said. L< For example the month of February features Messages about CROW are also featured in the was intact and there were no indications that her symptoms were heart relat­ top right hand comer of each month. For example, I ed. The likely source was dehydration causing an electrolyte imbalance. osprey, due to many being admitted to CROW’s Carol’s husband David had a very different family history. There is no hospital. The pictures feature both osprey’s in the in February there is a snippet about Patmore’s pho­ a tography show at Sundial Beach Resort & Spa Feb. 04 known cardiac disease in his relatives and David never smoked. When he was wild, as well as patients. In addition to the photo­ 05 graphs, a few facts are shared about the osprey. 3, and Feb. 4. The show also benefits CROW. 79 he had a chest X-ray for congestion and pressure. It showed an enlarged TJ “People should know why osprey come in - During the owners meetings, Sundial allows a heart. Until that time he had no other illnesses and had never been to the hos­ a pital. entanglements with fishing line, nest displaces due Patmore to set up a table in the lobby from 9 a.m. to the weather, or power line accidents,” Patmore to noon to sell wrapped canvases, cards, wall 3 He was referred by his primary to a cardiologist and was seen within a week. The decision was made to give him a combination pacemaker and said. plaques and photos. defibrillator. The procedure was successful and David was symptom free for The calendar also features E8 during the month See CROW CALENDAR, page 43 two years. One holiday weekend he was out to lunch and his defibrillator went off repeatedly. The multiple shocks to his heart led to an ambulance ride to the Celebrity judges announced for local hospital, where he was stabilized. He was then transferred to Boston where the device was originally inserted. They performed an ablation, but two weeks later his defibrillator went off again. The doctor decided to add med­ CROW’s 35th Taste of the Islands ication and thankfully he has had no repeat incidents. The three-member judging Florida in 1993 as part of the to fresh, sustainable food, are David is now in his mid-80s and enjoys life with his family. Meanwhile, panel includes Richard opening team for Walt Disney excited to be back in the United Carol stays active with the Center 4 Life Essential Total Fitness class. She Montoya, chef at The Fish & World opening three major Sates. The restaurant will offer was part of the Center 4 Life team in the 2016 Sanibel Captiva Heart Walk Vine; Christian Jego, general restaurants on a refined and modem dining and expects to be walking again at the 2017 event. manager of the forthcoming property: Ohana at the experience featuring farm fresh The 2017 Sanibel/Captiva Heart walk will take place on Sunday, Jan. 29, Sanibel restaurant Pasture & Polynesian Resort, Seasons foods produced in harmony starting at 1 p.m. It will start at the parking lot behind the new Doc Ford’s Pearl; and Jennifer Tartaglia, Dinning at the Disney with nature as well as locally Rum Bar & Grille on Tarpon Bay Road and will continue along Island Inn owner of Edible Arrangements Institute, and Flying Fish on sourced fish, all paired with an Road as in previous years. stores in Southwest Florida. Disney’s Boardwalk. He won incredible selection of natural It will continue to be an event for the whole family, including pets. The Taste of the Islands will the Culinary Award from wines. walk is nominally 5K, but the community is encouraged to show support take place on Sunday, Nov. 13, Walt Disney World resorts. whether or not they choose to take the whole walk. It will feature reftesh- at Sanibel Community Park Montoya is now at The Fish & Jennifer Palma, Edible ments, entertainment provided by Thank You for the Dance, a silent auction from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. Judges Vine and is topping the charts Arrangements Southwest Florida franchise owner and event T-shirts. will chose winners in the fol­ with his culinary creations. Palma owns four Edible Proceeds from the event support the American Heart Association’s life­ lowing categories: appetizer, Arrangements stores in saving research, education and advocacy programs that have helped island seafood, meat, and dessert, as Christian Jego, Southwest Florida: Fort friends and neighbors survive their heart events surd go on to lead healthy pro­ well as the event’s Best of general manager at Pasture & Pearl Myers, North Fort Myers, ductive lives. Taste award. Pasture & Pearl, the newest Bonita Springs and Naples. this is the fourth consecutive year that The Sanibel Captiva Trust endeavor of husband and wife She has a fifth store in North Company has been a platinum sponsor. 11 Cielo Restaurant is a platinum spon­ Richard Montoya, team, Christian Jego and sor for the second time. Chef at The Fish & Vine Naples scheduled to open at Chef Elaine Dammeyer, is set the end of 2016. Palma Sponsorship opportunities are available by contacting Kelly Goodwien, Montoya began his culinary to open January 2017. The 46- won the 2016 Franchisee of Lee Heart Walk Director, AHA, at (239) 340-2407, career in 1986, at the Golden seat restaurant will be located in the Year award for Edible [email protected]. Information about the event is available at Nugget Hotel and Casino in The Village Shops. Jego and Arrangements and the 2013 www.SanibelCaptivaHeartWalk.org Atlantic City New Jersey. He then uprooted and traveled to Dammeyer, who are committed Golden Pineapple Award. ae3 eko ensa,Nvme ,21 breezenewspapers.com 2016 9, November Wednesday, of Week ■ 39 Page ISLAND FACES

LEFT: The Apple Butter Band performs their first song of the evening. ABOVE: Lucas Century holds his handmade raffle prize item; an etched egret platter. Eighth annual Cracker Fest ______Last Friday, guests at the 8th annual Cracker Fest came out in support of Solutions to Avoid Red Tide. Party-goers danced to live music by the Apple Butter Band, ate southern BBQ provided by the Reporter Island Sanibel Catering Company and participat­ ed in the live auction which was hosted by Jason Maughan. PHOTOS BY ASHLEY GOODMAN RIGHT: Danny Morgan of the Apple Butter Band. BELOW: Dr. Bruce Neill of the Sanibel Sea School.

ABOVE LEFT: Adam Sauerland and Rick Bartelson. ABOVE RIGHT: Olivia Burns with her daughter Tiffany. LEFT: Bait Box owner Ralph Woodring and his wife Jean. BELOW: Guy and Melissa Lewis.

ABOVE: Bait Box manger Ron Taverna with his wife Kim. RIGHT: Zach Higginson of the Sanibe Catering Company serves smoked mullet di| and crackers. I I

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Bailey’s of help the with designed feet. square 800 expands ingredients seasonal freshest what is being cooked through an open win­ open an through cooked being is what as well as equipment, of purchase layout and the with help to firm and Sanctuary the from staff that kitchen quality commer­ cial a included House Harris locally,” said. sustain­ and ably produced and are that finest the on based he sources, food able Thursday, p.m. 4:30 until accepted be Only purses. accepted. more are designer checks to and the cash cents for 5 $100 from than anywhere priced equipment. exercise and kayaks the remodeled Community Community remodeled the others. to teach eager Sanibel to returned f e h C sale. for be will chips and pins. and rings necklaces, bracelets, rings, said. kitchenware. and pieces cleaners, vacuum items, decorative tools, of sort donations help community’s volunteers, the other through of slew for a replacements buying trips, dizing linens, frames, pictures, designer purses, purses, designer pictures, jewelry, frames, goods, linens, household as items such subsi­ as areas such help to Center Senior 0 icso eer so c. 28. 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The first annual event raised $ 162,000, $ 162,000, raised event annual first The Those interested in becoming one of the of one becoming in interested Those In an effort to continue to raise money money raise to continue to effort an In offer also will House Community The n diin o h cass n demon­ and classes the to addition In The items that are not sold during the the during sold not are that items The so read only can you retire you “When For more information, call (239) 472- 472- (239) call information, more For volunteering enjoys she said Gilhooley us keep they . . . Max and Trish “Amy, the of generosity the for not was it If grams were made possible possible made were grams Nikki Rood of Sanibel Sanibel pro­ of children’s The Rood Sprout. Nikki programs, children’s include skills.” new learn and chef to anxious are guild, volunteers, kitchen said.”The Meek our of quality and taste The see will and have we plants Harris said She garden. nity which will kick off with with off kick will which the assist and jellies make you,” surprise will fruits is that stores. our in produce available rarely and of fruit variety the at surprised cooking. into porated showcase to fruit the use will different ways it can be incor­ be can it ways different The center will also also will center The “I believe people will be be will people believe “I ae4 B We fWdedy oebr9 06 breezenewspapers.com 2016 9, November Wednesday, of Week B 41 Page Offices Throughout S outhwest Florida (800) 553-7338 Toll Free • www.sancapislandre.com 1560 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel • (239) 472-5187 2000 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel • (239) 395-0607 REALTORS viprealty.com 14970 Captiva Drive, Captiva • (239) 472-7800 • (866) 472-7800 Toll Free 8848 Bracken Way, Compass Point Fresh Remodel - Near Beach Home Fem walk on W inkler Ext Perfect Sanibel Get-A-Way NEW LISTING f NEW LISTING

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One of the joys of living on Sanibel is voice of Jesus. Maybe not literally, maybe working to preserve this island at SCCF or “Ding” M getting to meet people from all over the not in audible tones. But nonetheless, many Darling. Maybe that's God calling you to join the effort breezenewspapers.com 2016 9, November Wednesday, of Week country, indeed, all over the world! That claim to have heard God's call. to preserve the planet! said, there does seem to be a real concentra­ In my denomination we often say, God is Or maybe you've heard God’s voice in the presentations tion of folks from the upper Midwest, espe­ still speaking. But what do we mean? of those who share the joys of shelling at Bailey Matthews, cially Minnesota-the land of ten thousands Here are a few thoughts. or the wonder of history at the Historical Village inviting lakes - all of which are iced over this time of Living on an island means being able to you to care more deeply about this precious place. year! It is also the land of Oli and Lena jokes. see a gorgeous sunrise in the morning, and a Maybe you’ve been called by the music at BIG ARTS or One day Oli decides he wants to go ice lovely sunset at night. How often have you a drama at the Community House, called to make your own fishing. So he heads out and starts to drill a had the experience here on Sanibel of hearing music. hole in the ice with his augur. Suddenly he God speak through the yellows and golds and Or maybe God has spoken to you through the kind words hears a voice: “Oli, there’s no fish under the purples and blues of such moments? of a neighbor, the gentle hug of a friend, the caring manner ice.” At first he shrugs it off, and continues Perhaps you’ve heard God’s voice while of a family member, urging you to reach out to someone to drill . But then he hears it again, “Oli!” biking along a quiet path, feeling your mus­ who is lonely or sick or just in need of a friend. Maybe it’s God, he thinks to himself. Rev. Dr. John H. Danner cles work, sensing your breath as it goes in I believe God is calling. God is speaking. God is singing “Lord,” he says, “is that you.” and out. all over the island. Not just in our houses of worship. But “No Oli—it’s me, the skating rink manag­ Or maybe when you’ve been paddling everywhere. Whether you’re from Minnesota, or Wisconsin, er!” Faces your kayak, or canoe and witnessed the or Maryland or Vermont, whether you live here year round, Ah yes, hearing the voice of God. Just on Faith return of the birds to their island rookery on or six months, or you’ve just dropped in fora brief visit, God what does it mean? There’s an old saying Tarpon Bay - a white flock of messengers, is still speaking. And can be heard if you will only listen and that goes something like, if you talk to God, calling and crying and inviting you to listen respond. it’s called prayer. If God talks to you, its schizophrenia. But for the Holy One. clearly, over the centuries many, many very intelligent and Maybe you’ve experienced God’s voice speaking — The Rev. Dr. John H. Danner, Senior Pastor, Sanibel sane people have claimed to hear the voice of God or the through the dedication of a volunteer docent or guide, Congregational United Church of Christ

CROW Calendar From page 38 B a rro n From page 37 The show raises anywhere from $500 to said, adding that they asked who she wanted those toxins get more and more concentrat­ problem alone,” Barron said. $2,000 for CROW. the proceeds to go to, which she said ed. When wildlife, particularly sea birds, or She said there is almost no literature in “I am hoping each year this show will CROW. sea turtles, feed on the fish they can get real­ how to diagnose and treat an animal with red make one to $2,000,” Patmore said. “I gift Right after the show at SunTrust, she ly severe neurological symptoms,” Banron tide, which ignited an area of research focus anything that I make for the show, I give that began having an annual show at Sundial. said. “The shore birds act almost like they at CROW. to CROW.” After leaving First Data as a chief finan­ are drunk.” “We have really improved not only diag­ The photographer spends between 10 to cial officer, Patmore was afforded the time When CROW gets a lot of birds into the nostic options, but also treatment options. It ______12 weeks a year on Sanibel, which affords to explore photography more. Although she clinic because of red tide, they call local offi­ used to be globally the recorded recovery her the time to stop by CROW and take pic­ still works, she has more flexible hours. cials to let them know the area in which the rate for wildlife was somewhere in the tures of its patients. She provides CROW’S “I have turned into a birder. I love the animals came from. neighborhood of 25 to 33 percent. We actu­ staff with a jump drive of the photographs, as snowy plovers and the eagles. Those are “We’ve had as many as 100 birds come ally increased that to 55 percent,” Barron well as exclusive usage, so the pictures can probably two of my favorites,” she said of in over a couple of days just from this one said. be used for education and presentations. what she enjoys photographing the most. “I Patmore started working with CROW do like doing the patient photos too because four years ago when she donated a couple I feel like they can use those for education. Island Reporte Island wrapped canvases for Taste of the Islands. To me it’s all about getting the word out so s S v “Shortly thereafter my husband happened more people participate knowingly in preser­ • \ Y , v V Y to be sitting next to someone on a plane that vation and conservation and care for happened to be from SunTrust. He started wildlife.” talking to her about my photography and she The calendars can be purchased at Presents said we should do a show at SunTrust,” she www.crowclinic.org. 'The FUTURE of MUSIC Artisan Lighting Introducing The City of Palms Youth Choir BtAUT!c! DESIGN SOLUTIONS FOR >OJR iCME "TURANDOT" UOIZEL Wednesday, November^ 2016 8:00pm ip. kaMir*}- sun** with Opera Naples at Artis-Naples TH E FUTURE OF MUSIC* including the premiere performance of the City o f Palms Youth Choir Sunday, November 13,2016 6:00pm Village Church at Shell Point

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Page 45 Page island M Week of Wednesday, November November Wednesday, of Week SPORTS Report your news to CAPTIVASANIBEL.COM Wind, wind and even more wind! To say the past week parallels the shoreline. on the water was windy A few schools of over­ would be an understate­ size redfish were located ment. A little wind is at the north end of Pine good at times, however Island Sound near strong winds with gale I Bokeelia during the force gusts made fishing incoming tide while toss­ ' difficult and not real ing live and cut baits enjoyable for most ■ » ■ : around oyster bars and 9, anglers that hit the water. sand holes. Undersize breezenewspapers.com 2016 Needless to say, fish­ snook were caught with ing reports were few and J the reds as well as a few far between, especially keeper size mangrove reports of good fishing. Capt. Bill Russell snapper. Despite the stiff northeast Over the slower por­ winds, we had pretty good On the tions of the tide, snook tide movement on most and redfish were hooked days, with a low tide in W ater near structure around the the morning and high in Gulf passes. The best bet the afternoon. was drifting live baits, including pig- On the high water, the eastern side of fish, pinfish and pilchards, near the bot­ Charlotte Harbor was somewhat pro­ tom. A few gag grouper to 25 inches tected as a few anglers report catching were also boated fishing the same areas snook and redfish on the high water around the passes plus mangrove snap­ PHOTO PROVIDED while working shoreline points and oys­ per. ______ter bars. A few nice trout were also Creeks and back bays around Braving the strong winds, Ed Axelrod of Sarasota and his son, Joe, had hooked by wade fishermen working the Sanibel’s “Ding” Darling offered a little fun with a school of big redfish. The reds were caught and released in the edge of sand holes inside the bar that refuge from the wind for a few anglers Sound near Bokeelia while fishing with Capt. Bill Russell who reported a mixed bag is over! Hoping this week we get back Have a safe week and good fishin’. of snapper, sheepshead, to more enjoyable days on the water, jack crevalle, plus under­ As a native of Pine Island , B ill sunny and no wind. Sanibel 8-ball size snook and redfish Russell has spent his entire life fishing If you have a fishing report or for while fishing live shrimp and learning the waters surrounding

charter information, please contact us at Reporter Island pool league results over the incoming tide. Pine Island and as a professional fish­ 239-283-7960, on the Web at Enough with the wind ing guide for the past 18 years. www.fishpine-island.com or email: Doc Lubinski and Tarzan Russell chalked up 3-1 already, hurricane season victories over Jimbo Gaubatz and Rich McCurry to [email protected] solidify Fresh Legion Crew’s hold on second place in the Sanibel 8-Ball Pool League. Pete Mindel led the losing Sanibel Caf shooters with three wins over Co-ed Softball Results Becky Skog. Highlight of the evening, however, was ■ Bailey’s: 2-5 Kayla McCurry’s two wins over Tom Yorgey. This ■ Bailey’s 8 vs. Sanibel Air and Electric 18 ■ Bubble Room 19 vs. Bailey’s 6 ■ Young Professionals: 1-4 was the first time Kayla had played in a completive ■ Island Inn 14 vs. Bubble Room 18 pool league and she did good and earned boisterous Wednesday, Nov. 9 games cheers from the players gathered to watch the historic Fall 2016 standings: ■ 6:20 p.m. Island Inn at Sanibel Air & Electric event. ■ Sanibel Air & Electric: 5-1 ■ 7:30 p.m. Young Professionals at Island Inn Sandycapper Jeff Brown posted his first 4-0 effort ■ Island Inn: 4-2 ■ 8:40 p.m. Young Professionals at Bubble Room of the young season as he sent Bunt’s Ball Buster ■ Bubble Room: 3-3 shooter Ken Rasi to the bar to order a beer go sooth his troubled soul. Brown’s teammate Kevin Pottorf also produced four wins over Dave Doane and helped his team move into third place. Rich Ennis and Bob Sanibel Rec Center Calendar Buntrock had 4-0 nights over John Bates and Taylor Hay as the two teams fought to a 10-10 tie. Bunt’s Join the Sanibel Recreation Center 10 a.m. Power Sculpting ■ 8:30 a.m. Cycle Zone remains in first place by three games and meets sec­ for a new line up of fitness classes, 10:30 a.m. Yogalates H20 ■ 9 a.m. Shallow Water Aerobics ond place Fresh Legion Crew next Monday night. which began Monday, Oct. 5, 2015. 5:30 p.m. Cycle Zone ■ 10 a.m. Zumba In the first three weeks of League play Bunt’s Ball Classes offered for all ages and fit­ ■ 10:30 a.m. Deep Water Aerobics Buster shooter, Rich Ennis, managed to only post two ness levels. Detailed class descrip­ Wednesdays ■ 12 p.m. Basic Yoga wins per night after a one win effort for the season tions are available at the recreation 7 a.m. 50/50 Cardio-Sculpt opener. This week he won four straight rather handi­ center front desk or at 9 a.m. Shallow Water Aerobics Saturdays www.mysanibel.com. 10 a.m. Zumba ■ 8:30 a.m. Cycle Zone ly. Why? He and his lovely wife Sally had a week off 10:30 a.m. Deep Water Aerobics ■ 9 a.m. Deep Water Aerobics from their ballroom dancing lessons. Rich obviously Mondays 12 p.m. Vinyasa Flow Yoga ■ 10 a.m. Boot Camp was rested. ■ 7 a.m. 50/50 Cardio-Sculpt 5:30 p.m. Restorative Yoga ■ 11:30 a.m. Yogalates ■ 8:30 a.m. Cycle Zone ■ 9 a.m. Shallow Water Aerobics Thursday Sundays Standings through Oct. 31 ■ 10 a.m. Zumba 7 a.m. Cycle Zone ■ 12:30 p.m. Vinyasa Flow Yoga Won Lost ■ 10:30 a.m. Deep Water Aerobics 8 a.m. Slow Flow Yoga ■ 12 p.m. Basic Yoga 8:30 a.m. Cycle Zone The Sanibel Recreation Center is First Bunt’s Ball Busters 44 36 ■ 5:30 p.m. Slow Flow Yoga 9 a.m. Aqua Jogging located at 3880 Sanibel-Captiva Fresh Legion Crew 41 Second 39 10 a.m. Power Sculpting Road. Daily, weekly and annual Third Sandycappers 38 42 Tuesdays 10:30 a.m., Yogalates memberships are available. For Fourth Sanibel Cafe 37 43 ■ 7 a.m. Boot Camp 5:30 p.m. Mat Pilates more information call the Sanibel ■ 8 a.m. Slow Flow Yoga Recreation Center at (239) 472- Oct 24 Results ■ 8:30 a.m. Cycle Zone Fridays 0345, or visit www.mysanibel.com. Fresh Legion Crew 11 Sanibel Cafe 9 ■ 9 a.m. Deep Water Aerobics 7 a.m. Low Interval Training Bunt’s Ball Busters 10 Sandycappers 10 Island Reporter______captivasanibel.com______Week of Wednesday, November 9, 2016 B Page 46 through 9. Each number can only appear only can number Each 9. through o j ONION to form four ordinary words. ordinary four form to one letter to each square, square, each to letter one Unscramble these four Jumbles, Jumbles, four these Unscramble 2 WDF J BR DHPJVRF NBERI J JWJDDFM K J UK V F J G Z J W F R F F R F W J Z G J F V E C WQI WHYZN WCQFI, CK DEW Fill in the blank cells using numbers 1 numbers using cells blank the in Fill / answerhere: I O I OVS NU XOOTa :ss|quunr 3NOUd NOOV3S OINOUI stqjnoqe suogsanb 1/16 once in each row, column and 3 by 3 by 3 and column row, each in once CABENO M008 N3dOM008 — n HHzs Tii svwv n z v a a v w sssv a v ATfiHi HTHVzis wns 2 9 6 4 8 5 3 Printyour LEISURE PLEASERS NICORI NOREP COLKB J3HIVN03T31AIVH3 V 3 3 I I 11 101 I 'A3NOW PII 3 3 V J3HIVN03T31AIVH3 AJIReserved.Rights -30300V D H V 2 6 9 5 6 2 8 1 Today’s Cryptoquip Clue: Clue: Cryptoquip Today’s CC-ZQHY RHPJBM GCRCB-GZJQYHQY 8 3 4 7 8 6 Cryptoquip k. ub A . . A Sudoku B

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