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Presenting belcaptiva.com. Restaurant Timbers The rill, G Sangria Bar, Wine and Cafe Seafood Starfish Sunshine House, Fish Sanibel Factory, Islands the of Taste 2013 the is Bank h Dns of n Tni Cu is Club Tennis and Golf Dunes The Organizers also announced this this announced also Organizers Participating restaurants include include restaurants Participating For more information, visit tastesani- visit information, more For National Islands/Edison the of Bank 12 or Guests to sip eco-friendly wines at SCCF fundraiser captivasanihel.com 2013______6, November Wednesday, of M Week 11 Page By MCKENZIE CASSIDY said Uhler. [email protected] He added that each of the wines cho Drinking fine wine is an experience sen for Wines in the W ild fall under one in itself, but tasting that same wine of the three categories. amidst Sanibel Island’s unique ecosys To Go: “ What we tried to find this year are tem is beyond comparison. wines that at least embrace an organic W hat: W ines in the W ild The Sanibel Captiva Conservation way of doing things,” he said. Foundation’s annual fundraiser, Wines Besides the variety of wines, food W here: SC C F ’s Nature Center, 3333 Sanibel-Captiva in the W ild, offers guests a chance to R o a d will be available from island caterer stroll along the Nature Center’s trails, Leslie Adams. Guests w ill also have a tasting wines that are organic, sustain W hen: Saturday, Nov. 9 from 6-8 p.m . chance to bid on wine and food experi able, or biodynamic. ences. The event is scheduled for Saturday, D etails: Tickets for W ines in the W ild Tickets for Wines in the Wild are Nov. 9 from 6-8 p.m. and proceeds ben are $75 per person in advance and $85 $75 per person in advance and $85 at efit SC C F’s programs for the conserva at the door. Reservations can be m ade the door. Reservations can be made by tion of coastal habitats and aquatic by calling S C C F at 472-2329. calling SCC F at 472-2329. resources on the island and surrounding Presenting sponsor for Wines in the watershed. W ild is Bank of the Islands. The Host Last week, the Wines in the Wild Committee sponsors are Nancy and Pete Host Committee met at SCC F to put the Bender, Linda and Wayne Boyd, Tory finishing touches on the list of wines. doing with their wines, but now it has holistic organism and even incorporate and B ill Burch, Leone and George They tasted each of the samples and become en vogue and everyone is talk metaphysical practices. These type of Graham, Anne Haslem and Ed Wheeler, shared whether or not it was enjoyable ing about it,” said Uhler. farmers engage in practices that may Sally-Jane Heit, Janie Howland, Mike and a reasonable representation of what Whether a wine falls into one of the seem to strange to those on the outside, K elly, Deborah and John LaGorce, it’s supposed to be at the event. three categories depends on the winery such as packing a cow horn full of dung Ellen and Erick Lindblad, Kay and John Event Coordinator Tom Uhler said conditions and how it’s made. to bury underground, scattering ashes Morse, Roberta and Philip Puschel, that two years ago the committee start Sustainable, for instance, could mean a on fields as pest control, and only plant Joyce and Don Rice, Nancy and Chip ed choosing wines that were sustain farmer takes pruned cuttings or used ing on certain phases of the moon. Roach, Lucy and Paul Roth, Donna and able, organic, or biodynamic to fit with grape skins and composts them back Although finding a biodynamic win John Schubert and Nanelle Wehmann. a new theme. into the virfeyard, while organic farmers ery is harder, Uhler said they typically For more information on SCCF, visit “ That was really hard to do because use natural, organic fertilizers rather make the best wine in the world. sccf.org. the wineries were a lot less forthcoming than chemicals. “ Truth of the matter is that some of it back then about what they were really Biodynamic farmers see the land as a is very sensible and it really works,” L u n c h & F u l l B a r D i n n e r H a p p y H o u r 4-6 p m PLACE The Italian Kitchen! si an d lie s ta ura nt •I I rm rr iUlVUU CASUAL OUTDOOR DINING AT ITS BEST! SI OFF CRAFT DRAFT BEER 1/2 PRICE HOUSE WINES SWELLS ÌE ¿¡»i"winIf ri . BEEF • PORK • POULTRY . $8 OFF A BOTTLE OF WINE P a s t a S250R MORE T ° V.' * ^ % 7 1 Dunes 6olf & Tennis- Club ~ Sunday, November 10 • 11-5 p.m. m ß s m m ß anni Help Benefit: Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW) We will be serving: GLUTEN FREE PIZZA BBQ SHRIMP 4 PRIME RIB SANDWICH 239-472-0223 c§8f OPEN DAILY A 11 AM - 9 : 3 0 p m ______2 0 5 5 P e r iw in k le W a y /■!> y a *- Kids Menu • Takeout Sanibel Island, FL Catering Available Islander Sanibel-Captiva www.CipsPlace.com Reservations accepted 1 Report your news to THE ISLANDER: captivasanibel.com m m Sanibel-Captiva Islander captivasanibel.com Week of Wednesday, November 6, 2013 ■ Page 12 Tours down the Indigo Trail led to the new Wildlife Boardwalk. 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Cafe, Easy Plumbing, Over Nave Culligan, Hahn Dan Jewelers, Congress (CHNEP). Co., Painting Charley’s Barefoot Cassell, Cedar Resort, ClubRotary of Sanibel-Chest Ybel Jewelry, Fine Casa Rental, & Tent hls Wntn abr Spurgeon, Barbara & Winston Shells, Sea Frame, Sells Schnapp, She George & & Wendy Art Sanibel Printing, Panther Events, Island Greenways, by Grounds Wheels, Good Seafood Grille. Wendy’s & George Weekly, Florida Builders,Custom Tween Waters Inn.Waters Tween Caloosa Quickprint, Q Red Big Baldwin, Island Therapy Center, Mast Family Family Mast Center, Therapy Island SOWY GRT At Susan & Art RET: EG Y W SNO ■ RDIH GE: ie Terry & Mike EGRET: REDDISH ■ M C K EN Z IE CASSID Y Y CASSID IE Z EN K C M PHOTO PROVIDED PHOTO Page SANI BEL'S AWARD WINNING CASUAL RESTAURANT B la c k w id o w s p id e r 13 This is the one spider you red hourglass markings on WeekU of Wednesday, November probably do not want to look their rounded abdomen. for. Females are aggressive The female black widow and will inject a potentially is aptly named. The local lethiil neurotoxic venom into species, Latrodectus mac the bite that can result in tans, is the only known black death. Sixty-three confirmed widow that practices sexual deaths were reported in the cannibalism. Shortly after Winner - Taste of the Islands United States between 1950 the male mates with the and 1959. Improvements in f'Blue Winner - Best of the Islands female, she turns on him, anti-venom have significant killing him with her powerful ly reduced this mortality rate venom, then consumes him. but the black widow, world Not all pairings result in this Giraffe wide, is considered to be one Charlie Sobczak bizarre ending, and males of the most dangerous spi that manage to escape can go ders on earth. 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Seafood Neighbors thethatpeohelp f emergency of “ I ’m very very ’m I “ Sanibel students find new families in the performing arts program Page 15 By MCKENZIE CASSIDY mcassidy@breezenewspapers. com WeekM of Wednesday, November Performing arts students at The Sanibel School are rehearsing and building sets for their fall performance of Willy Wonka Jr. They have been rehearsing the adaptation of the novel by Roald Dahl since September, being able to experience singing, acting, dancing, playing musical instruments, running audio-visual equipment, and other crew respon sibilities. Dahl's W illy Wonka Jr. is a great show for the entire family. It follows enigmatic candy manufacturer W illy Wonka as he stages a contest by hiding five golden tick ets in his chocolate candy bars. Whoever comes up with these tickets will win a free tour of the Wonka factory, as well as a lifetime supply of candy. And like the classic 1971 film, W illy Wonka & The MCKHNZIK CASSIDY Students watch the rehearsals and work on the Chocolate Students run through blocking for Willy Wonka sets for the show that opens on Nov. 7 at the To g o : Factory, the Jr. school. 6 , soundtrack will Angelo's first performing arts class. 2013 What: Willy Wonka Jr. feature hits like "It’s like having a family in the performing arts and “ Pure you’re sad when you have to leave for high school,” said captivasanibel.com______Sanihel-Captiva Islander Where: The Sanibel School, Imagination” and Fay, who plays Veruca Salt. 3840 San-Cap Road “ The Congress, who plays Charlie, said the productions Candy man." give her a chance to try something new. When: Nov. 7-8 and 14-15 Middle school “ I like the opportunity to try different things and it's at 7 p.m. students at The fun being a part of something,” she said. Sanibel School Some eighth grade students cry at their last perform Details: Public is invited. $8 f j Put on two musi- ance in May, they said, because they’ve all known for adults and $2 for children,/ cal productions Angelo since starting school as children. Fay and each year, in Congress will continue studying theater at Fort Myers November and High next year and have already made plans to volunteer May, directed by Music Director Joe Angelo. The theater their time at The Sanibel School in future productions. program is so popular that high school students from W illy Wonka Jr. runs Thursday and Friday, Nov. 7-8 Cypress Lake High and Fort Myers High, who went and 14-15, at The Sanibel School. The curtain opens at 7 through The Sanibel School, return to volunteer their p.m. for each performance, which costs $8 for adults and time. $2 for children. The public is invited to attend. Tickets Eighth grade students Hannah Fay, 13, and Georgia are available at the school office and at the door. The ______Congress, 14, are in W illy Wonka Jr., and as incoming school office, open from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on weekdays, students paint the sets for Willy Wonka Jr. at kindergarten students at The Sanibel School were is at 3840 San-Cap Road. The Sanibel School. Viva Florida What Sanibel means to me? 500 time Essays written by the 2 0 1 3 King and Queen of Bailey Fest ■ Ca'den Rainville. Grade 5: sand. Taking old shells and bringing new. hot. moist weather and freedom to relax. capsule I have been living on Sanibel Island for Each night there are flaming sunsets with There’s a reason why Sanibel Island is five years. I have known its beauty since I brilliant colors. It’s a perfect place to the shell capital of the world. Not only are ideas wanted moved here long ago. Now, I get to share relax and calm yourself. You can listen to there millions of tiny, sparkly shells of all Special to riie Islander it with all of you. This is what Sanibel the waves, smell the salty air and feel the shapes and sizes everywhere you look, but The Sanibel Public Library means to me. warm mist on your face. they're well known for the outstanding, in conjunction with the Florida Our beaches are beautiful sandy places. Sanibel has many astonishing waters. colorful and detailed designs that make Department of State's Division The water washes up and consumes the They are murky places filled with life. them so beautiful. You'd get lucky to find of Library and Information You can swim or boat in the warm Sanibel an Alphabet Cone or Junonia while Services, will be launching a waters. Relaxing in them is a great way to strolling down Middle G ulf or Time Capsule in Dec. 2013. spend a warm summer afternoon. The Buttonwood, yet any seashell. either tiny Viva Florida 500 is the waters are also salty and clear. or enormous, is quite a delight! year-long multicultural com Occasionally, if the water is just right, you Also, when I think of Sanibel. I think memoration of Florida's 500th can look down and see right through the of amazing weather. It's usually warm anniversary, dating back to water to the bottom of the ocean. You can and humid with an occasional breeze Ponce de Leon's landing on see the crabs scuttling to a pile of sea every now and then. This excellent weath Florida shores in 1513. weed. Tiny fish swimming in big schools. er is great for beach days, so we can swim, The Sanibel Public Library You can even see your feet. You can see go shelling, and stroll lazily across the is seeking community input on the sand moving with the waves, and land bright, tan. sandy shorelines and far into the time capsule contents. The ing on your toes. The Sanibel waters are the deep, green ocean that stretches as far items chosen will reflect amazing places. as the eye can see. This weather is one of Sanibel’s unique community Sanibel is not just a place for a relaxing the reasons this island is so popular with and will represent what future sabbatical; it is also a dwelling for many tourists and snowbirds, along with most residents. generations should know about distinct folks. It is my dwelling too. I am Sanibel. very blissful to live here. I love the com One of the main features that makes Please join us at the Sanibel munity and nature. I love the way the Sanibel unique is the freedom to relax. I love relaxing on weekends, calmly Public Library, 770 Dunlop waves hit the sand. It takes me to another world. Some people don't see Sanibel’s stretched out on a small, folding chair, Road, on Thursday, Nov. 7th at 5:15 p.m., in Meeting Rooms beauty, but trust me, I definitely see it. with my toes in the ocean, feeling shallow waves coming and going. It means kick I -3 to give us your input! For Everything about Sanibel is flawless, to PHOTO BY MCKENZIE CASSIDY. me. ing back, being free, clearing my mind more information, please call The Sanibel School named the 2013 (472-2483) or email (refer- Can you see it? Can you see the beauti and having my imagination take me wher King and Queen of Bailey Fest on ever it wants to be. [email protected]) the ful island of Sanibel! It is truly a beautiful Monday, Oct. 21. King Alex Dunavant Sanibel Island is a very popular place, Reference Desk at the Sanibel place. You should visit it some time! and Queen Caiden Rainville earned for very good reason. With the millions of Public Library. ■ Alex Dunavant. Grade 5: their titles by writing an essay about Sanibel Island. Florida, is one of the tiny pieces of shells every which way. and “What Sanibel means to me?” greatest places on Earth, with all of its the warm, yet breezy weather that is key Winning essays were selected by extraordinary features. Some of my per to great relaxation and exploration. Keep Sanibel beautiful... organizers of Bailey Fest and the two students were recognized at the sonal favorites include the lovely Sanibel Island, Florida, is perhaps the Please recycle! festival. seashells everywhere you look, and the greatest place on Earth. Sanibel-Captiva Islander___eaptivasanibel.com__Week of Wednesday, November 6, 2013 M Page 16 celebration for IS E A founder Maxine Maxine founder A E IS Masterfield. for celebration Oct. on Galleries Founders and Phillips Experimental of Society International Islander the to Special exchange exhibit. 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See BLANCO, page 45 page BLANCO, See The center values values center The 100 per personper WEEK OF NOVEMBER 6, 2013 Island Faces i s l a n d 28th Annual Bailey Fest - Page 30 SANIBEL AND CAPTIVA, FLORIDA VISIT US ONLINE AT CAPTIVASANIBEL.COM Lawm akers seek flood insurance hike delay By JIM UNETTE Planning Commissioner and island insur insurance premiums in the future. homeowners' policies. Those subsidies ¡[email protected] ance businessman Chris Heidrick. “ The “ This is great news for many expired on Oct. I leading to residents Island business and home owners can word deal is not the Floridians who’ve been told their flood receiving letters showing their rates breathe a little easier today knowing that a best way to describe insurance rates were going way up,” increasing from thousands of dollars to bipartisan group of Congressional law this because it implies Nelson said in a prepared statement. “ If tens of thousands of dollars. makers in Washington, D.C., have that we are done. people can’t afford the coverage, what “ I read the language of the bill draft reached an agreement to delay significant There is a long way good is it going to do?” this morning," said Heidrick. “ It would rate increases in the nation’s flood insur between introducing a Congress passed the Biggert-Waters provide some relief for people who pur ance program for four years. bill to it becoming law. Flood Insurance ReformAct on July 6 , chased property since July 6. 2012, and The legislation was expected to be |- It has to go to commit 2 0 12, in an effort to make the nation's could issue refunds to some, not all. There filed in the U.S. Senate on Oct. 29 led by tee and procedures can flood insurance program more financially would be no relief for a non-primary a group of lawmakers representing mostly Bill Nelson get in the way.” sound. The program had been hemoraging home or business owner who purchased states on the Gulf Coast, including Florida The agreement money since Hurricane Katrina hit New their policy before July 6, 2012.” Senator B ill Nelson. would delay the rat hikes for four years Orleans in 2005. Heidrick cautioned that this is not a “ One way to characterize this is it is and require F E M A to complete an afford Biggert-Waters also eliminated certain done deal. There are less than 20 days left one step in a long journey,” said Sanibel ability study before increasing flood subsidies that were being given on many See FLOOD INSURANCE, page 34 It’s beginning to look a lot like... season By JIM UNETTE i I ¡ nette@breezene\ With BaileyFest and “Ding" Darling Days behind us, coupled with drier weath er and cooler temperatures, Sanibel and Captiva residents know that “ season" is just beginning. There are more than 25 seasonal events and performances to delight full- and part-time BIG ARTS residents and visitors alike ¡STfs&yss over the remaining 55 THE&TEH days of 2013. It starts with the Sanibel W riters’ Conference Nov. 7-10 at B IG ARTS and culminates with the Holiday Spectacular at Herb Strauss Theater closing out the year. There is plenty to see and do for all Islanders came out on Sunday, Oct. 27 for tastes and preferences. Season includes the 28th Annual Bailey Fest in the parking the fun events of the House Party Series at lot of the Bailey’s Center on Periwinkle Way. Sanibel Community House, the Taste of For more photos from the event, see Island the Islands Festival for CRO W , arts and Faces on page 30. MCKENZIE CASSIDY crafts fairs, Sanibel-Captiva Luminary Festival. Wines in the W ild for SCCF, and holiday band concerts. Hamman appointed Lee County Commissioner This weekend, for example, offers sev eral events to choose from, or perhaps Special to the REPORTER Previously, Hamman was degree from Florida G ulf Coast a financial advisor and University. attend them all. Why not? [email protected] Golfers are participating in the 10th Florida Governor Rick Scott journalist for Fox 4 and Hamman's appointment runs from W IN K News in Fort Oct. 29. 2013, through Nov. 25, 2014. Shell Point Open Charity G olf Tuesday appointed Cape Coral’s Brian Tournament with a 7:15 a.m. start on Hamman as a Lee County Myers. “ Brian will serve the families of Lee He is a graduate of County with honesty and integrity,” Scott Nov. 8 at Shell Point Golf Club just Commissioner to fill the vacant seat cre across the Sanibel Causeway on the main Leadership Fort Myers said in a prepared statement. “ As a life ated when Tammy Hall resigned in the land. wake of charges she redirected cam and Leadership Cape long resident of Lee County, I am confi Coral. Hamman received dent that he w ill make a g'reat The tournament is a Legacy paign funds for personal use. Foundation at Shell Point fundraiser for his associate’s degree Commissioner and will help create jobs Hamman, 32, is a manager of market the Shell Point Memory Care Center development for CenturyLink. 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Concerts, presentations, lectures, shows, special events, and more! 6 , 2013 breezenewspapers.com Nov 6 & I ' i ' J ' J iH- Fine & Perform ing Arts Concert: Inside the Story Daniel Rodriguez, tenor “ Honors Rendered” The Academy From "singing policeman1' to "America's Beloved Tenor," cflifiLmgUmwig' 2:15 p.m.-3:45 p.m. Daniel Rodriguez is best known as the New York City police At 2:15 p.m. Robert Macomber, award-winning mar officer who helped bring the country an uplifting spirit of itime author, lecturer, and TV commentator, will share promise and hope with his stirring rendition of "God Bless the story of the 11th novel, Honors Rendered (by America" after the terrorist attacks of 2001. As he takes Pineapple Press), in his Honor series. It took Robert seven the stage at The Village Church, you will be aston years to research and write this tale of treachery, bravery, ished by is operatic tenor performance of many famil- l& L i nobility, and greed - including six voyages throughout the iar patriotic songs sung in honor of our American South Pacific. This course is free; however, space is limited heroes. Single tickets are $35, or purchase series tickets ® and sign up is required by calling (239) 489-8472. for all five concerts in the Fine & Performing Arts Series for just $125 - a total sav ______Island Reporter ings of $50. Orders by phone are also eligible to select three concerts for just $90. For more information and ticket sales, visit www.shellpoint.org/concerts or W riter's Workshop call (239) 454-2067. At 9:15 a.m. for the first time in Fort Myers, Robert Macomber offers the in-depth writing workshop that he has given in various parts of the world. The full-day course will be split into iNOV Z i Concerts & Conversations: four sessions and includes a lunch break. Tickets are $35 and Ars Nova String Trio seating is limited. Jennifer Kozbial, violin, John T. Posadas, viola, Session 1: Planning Your Project and Adam Satinsky, cello, met while performing Understand your topic and its intended readers, and then set 40' together as leading members of the Naples realistic goals. Philharmonic Orchestra. By forming Ars Nova Session 2: Getting Organized The Academy String Trio, they have established them tfl$clon£Uantm£' Organize the research and writing of the project. selves as an important presence in the S e s s io n 3 : T h e A r t o f W r i t i n g Discover techniques to make your chamber music world as vivid interpreters writing informative, compelling, and memorable to readers. of the classics of the repertoire, advocates for Session 4: Connecting to Your Readers new music, and dedicated teachers and mentors The business of bookselling. Tickets are $35 and seating is limited. to a generation of young musicians. Their performance in the intimate setting of the Call (239) 489-8472 to reserve your place. Grand Cypress Room will enhance the sounds of chamber music like you have never heard before. Following the performance, concert attendees are invited to stay for a beverage and decadent dessert while meeting and mingling with the musicians.. Single tickets are $25, or purchase tickets for all four concerts in the Series for just Learn More About Shell Point $80 - a total savings of $20. For more information and ticket sales, visit At 10 a.m. Discover the numerous resort style www.shellpoint.org/concerts or call (239) 454-2067. retirement options available at Shell Point as an experienced retirement counselor offers a brief presentation on the benefits of Nov 27 - lifecare, followed by a tour of the com The Village Church munity, including a look at model units and the many amenities that are available to - Thanksgiving Eve Service At 7:15 p.m. the annual Thanksgiving Eve Service hosted residents. The informative presentations will also include information about Shell by The Village Church is a special tradition enjoyed by res Point’s newest neighborhood, The Estuary, which will include 50 residences in a idents and friends of Shell Point Retirement Community. As combination of single-family signature homes and twin villa homes, along with a you anticipate enjoying this American holiday with your family and friends, community center and pool. Admission to these informative sessions is free; how begin the celebration by joining the service of giving thanks to God for His bountiful ever, seating is limited, so reservations are required and may be made by calling provisions. For more information, call (239) 454-2147. (239) 466-1131 or 1-800-780-1131 SHELLw POINT (239)466-1131 • www.shellpoint.org Retirem ent Community Shell Point is located in Fort Myers, 2 miles before the Sanibel Shell Point is a non-profit ministry of The Christian and Missionary Alliance Foundation C a u s e w a y . ©2013 Shell Point. All rights reserved. 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You’re welcome to join a n n p\ tour in progress anywhere in the schedule, times are exact so that you can schedule your day. o — u> cr n «re N rt> 3 n S VI T3 es - a f t C/l"1 « C Tour Stop # 1 1709 Sandpebble Way - 9am to 9:30am 395 Old Trail Road - 9:45am to 10am 1225 Junonia Street -10:15am to 10:30am es 3 e. X f t ■a f t I Tour Stop # 4 1306 Par View Drive - 10:45am to 11am 1277 Par View Drive - 11:15am to 11:30am If you have any questions o r w ould lik e yo u r hom e to be on the tour, c a ll K aren today. Karen Aulino, Realtor Pfeifer Realty Group Sanibel & Captiva Island Real Estate Sales 1630 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel Island, FL 33957 PFEIFER Office: 239.472.004 Cell: 239.851.5202 REALTY GROUP Email: [email protected] Island Reporter_____captivasanibel.com__Week of Wednesday, November 6 , 2013 U Page 24 h aeo rvdsa 360a provides gazebo The Seventh Grade ReportersSeventh Grade Ireland Grant and degree view of life!the wildview degree Te orwl i pret it’s perfect: everythingasked isI for.” Boardwalk “The Principal. Sanibel longboardwalk," a gazebo, and story two a years. tensimple builtametal bridge, “They least at for planned eces il ae h students the take to The teachers boardwalk. will the at teach to information get about lessonswill teachers the October, In build.to has been Refuge Wildlife Darling SanibelSchooland the "Ding" J.N. Peck Lander IntroducingNew the r. abr Vn atn said. 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We asked them school is different from elementary school, how they felt having a full Spanish class and because they “ have lockers, change classes they said that they like learning a new lan and it’s more intense,” according to sixth guage, because it can help you through life. grader Grace Ireland and others. Also, les Electives are fun classes that middle THE 32flD fl sons move much faster and teachers don’t school students have. Taylor Fox says, “ The treat you like little kids, like in elementary best thing about electives is that you get to school. The sixth graders had a little bit of a pick the elective you would like.” Also, the challenge adjusting to their schedules. “The sixth graders like electives, because they are most difficult thing about adjusting to our at the beginning of the day, so they get a fun schedules was remembering all my material start of the day. and getting organized in classes,” said Lunch changes when you get into middle Stevie Gorka. school. The sixth graders explained that In elementary school, the sixth graders they like how lunch has changed, because didn’t have lockers and carried around you get to choose your seat, and you can get 6 backpacks instead. Taylor Fox explained pizza. , that she likes having lockers, because you In sixth grade they have a major field trip 2013 don’t have to carry everything around to to Marine Lab in Key Largo. They were all ■ O every single class you go to. Also, students very excited. Daisy Arensman said she was o breezenewspapers.com can keep personal items in them. We asked pumped for Marine Lab. because she would In elementary school, as fifth graders, the ______island Reporter 111 uI I LI U P f A M b f O ( Z sfln m fi ■ CAPTIVA M a il S a lo n Event Sponsor Pattee Frank & Sonja Ridgway 2 0 % : Sanibel & Captiva’s CPA/Attorney Team OFF SanCap C PA | William;. Khorkher Chandler. Mathis & 7ivlcy. 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Insurance administra teers this organization nected with her experience meeting reflected that with numerous tion, and Angela Larson Roehl, agent now cares for as in the special species announcements for upcoming social and with Rosier Insurance. Club Rotarians many as 4,000 veterinary field, but volunteer events. Skimming through welcome these new members and look wildlife patients as she pointed out the usual Friday morning meeting ritu forward to working with them on a a year. this was not exact als we had a crowded morning number of upcoming activities through Dr. Barron ly the most popu agenda. out this Rotary year. has a wonder lar or lucrative The first serious item on the agenda The morning also brought to our ful way of branch of veteri was the installation of Sanibel-Captiva podium Dr. Heather Barron, Clinic for connecting nary practice to Rotary's three newest members. 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Bailey-Mathews 1968. but with the dedication and com- indication of She knows that how she han some people have dles her respon the opinion that sibilities at C RO W is some C RO W we should crazy w ildlife group all step back and pay version of the crazy cat- attention to an organiza lovers club or they are not- tion that is now taking their so-secret bunny-huggers society, original mission of “Saving Wildlife but even with some small grain of truth Through Care, Education, and to that, their mission goes above and Collaboration” and expanding on that to beyond. include an interdisciplinary approach to CROW’s veterinary hospital pro study the relationship between ecology, vides many opportunities for research human and animal health. 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Nightly Sunday, Nov. 17. 7:30 p.m., at Herb Q. readings are presented by experienced Strauss Theater; Singer-songwriter 3 re writers, musicians and teachers. For more Wendy Webb performs concert under a C/3 CL information visit www.fgcu.edu/siwc. November full moon. For more informa SC Sanibel-Captiva Chapter of S.T.A.R.T. tion visit www.bigarts.org. (Solutions to Avoid Red Tide) hosts its ■ Captiva island Historical Society 2 o fifth Cracker Fest celebration 6-10 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 19, 7:30 p.m., < on Friday at the Bait Box, 1041 Wakefield Room at ‘Tween Waters Inn: re Periwinkle Way. The festival raises Tony Lapi gives "The History of 'Tween cP awareness and financial support for local Waters Inn” ; reservations required. 239- re water quality and conservation organiza 395-1847. tions. Live music by Uproot Hootenanny. ■ Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum Admission is $ 100 per person by reserva Open House tion, which includes dinner, entertain Thursday, Nov. 21, 5:30-7:30 p.m., <*> ment, live auction and raffle ticket. reception lobby; eat, drink and celebrate The House Party Series begins Friday JIM LINETTK the museum reopening, shop the new Contractors prepare to repave a section of the Sanibel Shared Use Path C as well with the themed USO Show trib store, meet museum staff and board mem along Periwinkle Way east of Donax Street near She Sells Sea Shells on re ute to veterans from 7-10 p.m. where you Wednesday. The work has been ongoing through the summer months in bers. re can dance to the music of the Swing Era, ■ Masters Arts & Crafts Fair reN preparation for season. Safety repairs are made each year to the city’s 25 3 or take dance lessons while enjoying the miles of pathways wherever necessary. A widening and improvement Friday. Saturday. Nov. 29-30, Sanibel re food arid beverages. Tickets are $25 in Community House; gate donation benefits 3= project to the East Periwinkle path is nearing completion as well. W! advance for association members, $30 at Sanibel Community Association and BIG -o sc the door. Guest tickets are $30 in Judges will record catches and present Here are most of the events remaining ARTS. For more information visit T3 re advance, $35 at the door. For sporting awards afterwards in two age groups. through the Christmas holidays: www.sanibelcommunityhouse.net. ’S interests, there’s the Mini-Golf event Dec. Bring your own poles if possible. ■ SCCF Wines in the Wild ■ Hamlet (solo) s ré 26-29. The series continues in February Weekend celebrations conclude Saturday, Nov. 13, 6-8 p.m:, at SCCF’s Saturday, Nov. 30, 7 p.m., at Herb c with the Doo Wop Party and at the Honky Sunday with the Taste of the Islands Nature Center, 3333 Sanibel-Captiva Road: Strauss Theater: award winning actor 3 Tonk House Party in March. Festival, a fundraising event for CROW six “ organic, sustainable and biodynamic” Raoul Bhaneja plays 17 roles alone in Saturday brings out the youngsters for (Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife), themed wines for tasting; delicious array of William Shakespeare classic; multiple the “ Ding” Darling Kids Fishing Derby. running 11 a.m.-4 p.m. at The Dunes Golf food; cost $75 per person, reservations performances Nov. 30-Dec. 5; tickets Kids of all ages able to hold their own & Tennis Club. Enjoy live bands and food requested. SCCF 472-2329. $35, children 17 and under $5. 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Contact us today - extension #246 SunStream Realty, LLC • Equal Housing Opportunity • 6231 Estero Boulevard, Fort Myers Beach, FL 33931 island Reporter_____captivasanibel.com__Week of Wednesday, November 6, 2013 B Page 36 couple days of strong strong of days a broughtcouple that front cool range were reported reported were range r te a w e pleasant very th for made ty on humidi low and peratures weather. days great of week another was pleasant it winds, north of k e e w nother A ol rn stld n and in settled front the as cool bite a snook decent yielded and Passes Redfish Captiva Both Caloosahatchee River. the of water. the on days tem cooler the front, After on Gasparilla Island north of Boca Boca of north Island Gasparilla on Island mouth the near and Sound Pine throughout 30-inch the in number h muh f h rvr lo fr snook for look river, the of mouth Near the water. lower the on potholes sand Pass. 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These The first first The s h water the As at Bl Russell Bill Oapt. n the On Water f t bd ohr hn h mouth. the than other body its of rhbt fsig ih gearprohibitsthat with has fishing a catch aof fish by any deviceintended furtherprotect tarpon the from actof become hookedin, its mouthhelp will to impale or hookthe fishany by part hangsthan hook the the when lower thatthe such weightway a inlure or weight attached to a hook, artificial fly intentional snatch-hooking theor is snagging. must entice the fish to strikewith, and languageAdding specifyingthat gear from the rod(see photo). changeThis torod,any lineorleader andmust be Grande Pass will beGrandesnagged Passwill and pro appliestospecies fishingfor all year- suspendedleaderis or line vertically twd Ti change further reducesstowed. This aries the of pass, it cannot be attached round GrandeBoca Pass.within videdfurther protectionfortarpon. Boca in tarpon that likelihood the fishingvessel insidewhile the bound h scn pr o te changes the of part second The If thisIf prohibited gear is on board a chasing skinny water redfish. Areas pro Areas redfish. water skinny chasing and exposed estate real of lots left day oe ra n ot Mtah Ps and Pass of Matlacha south south in area flats Hole the included tioned men locations few a opportunities; thebest gave wind northerly the from tected atoddsgood anglers water shallow gave “ Ding” Darling inside Sanibel. Fish Fish Sanibel. inside Darling Ding” “ ranged from 19 to 26 inches with a few few a with inches 26 19 to from ranged Mud the Bokeelia, near Bay Burgess more were caught from the pier. the from caught were more jacks, trout, redfish, plus inches 40 to over 30 inches also hooked. also inches 30 over opn, npe, hesed and sheepsheads snapper, pompano, up Snook species. different of lots with Schulte reports a strong week of fishing fishing of week strong a reports Schulte From the Bokeelia Pier, Michael Michael Pier, Bokeelia the From fsoe Cp. hw McQuade Shawn Capt. Offshore, anglers. to fish with dictable flats and larger trout to 24 totrout larger and grassflats over caught inches thetrout cool, tocontinues opn ad o course, of and, pompano bluefish, jacks, Mackerel, Causeway. Sanibel the of side gulf theon flats grass yielded that week the over snook by taken inches morebecomingpre is bite the trout in most areas.most in troutthe 5-foot to 4 in south, ther andfur Key, andCabbage trout included the flats flats the included trout ladyfish were mixed with with mixed were ladyfish Island Useppa Channel, between Bay toFlamingo Shoals Light Red from fw ra mentioned areas few A Super low tides at mid attides low Super h frt w wes f ege ly the play league of weeks two first the Kip captain, the evening.for wins more team their convinced had team members pointed thatoutthey Ball Odd Cheering or booing is permitted.isbooing or Cheering shape may what in 11 Nov. on play group four won Cunningham Jack Lifers. the Island from pounding 9-7 a absorbing style after in place third into slid Sandycappers the in place Freshfirst over take over and night Crew Legion Monday win 10-6 a post ein ot 2. pcaosae welcome. are Spectators 123. Post Legion title. year’s this for favored Odd the and Bunt’s Balls. Odd game one behind just place second into move to Lee. Connie captain Lifer Island over win Dalton Jack posted while hissecond straight 4-0 his victors night with the for straight •thusbeing assurednot to play, of Buntrock, leaguestandings. accumulatedrusttoof years shookoff finally tnig hog c. 28 Oct. throughStandings be will team which at look first the asup 8 Odd Balls take lead in 8-Ball play 8-Ball in lead take Balls Odd -Ball Pool League’s existence, the Odd Balls existence, theBalls Odd League’s Pool -Ball 20 20 hn se wa cue ti turnaround this caused what asked When Sanibel the of year first the in Champions fe laigo tig o is pae for place first for tying or leading After Matches start at 5 p.m. at American American at p.m. 5 at start Matches Café Sanibel edged Busters Ball Bunt’s . d Bls 21; . ugs Ball Bung’s 2. 32-16; Balls Odd 1. found easy limits of red grouper in 60 to 60 in grouper red of limits easy found fish were caught on live pinfish or frozen or pinfish caughtlive on were fish 70-foot depths west of Captiva. Most Most Captiva. of west depths 70-foot squid while drifting hard or coral bottom.hard coral or drifting squidwhile ing bait schools in 30 to 40-footdepths. to 30 in schools bait ing the in mackerel king few anda mackerel Spanish depths. similar boatedfrom also were inches, 20 over a few with Snapper, while through moved Bi front Capt. the as with Pass snook 31-inch Matlacha this fishing landed She fishing. ay ote f ern, l. dd’ lt co nrh id ep e from her keep wind north cool a let didn’t Fla., Sebring, of Boltze Mary First snook!First 10 pud ag wr cuh wie fish while caught -pound were range s e ls ot h mnh lo for look month, the out close we As R E T R O P E R island Oct. 28 Results 28 Oct. 10-38. Crew Legion Fresh 14-34; 4. 29-19;28-20;Lifers 5. Island Cafe Sanibel Sandycappers 3. 31-17; Busters Report your news to CAPTIVASANIBEL.COM to news your Report sadLfr ,Snyapr 7 Sandycappers 9, Lifers Island Crew 14,Legion Fresh Balls Odd utsBl Bses9 aie a 7 Caf Sanibel 9, Busters Ball Bunt’s Russell. ern friends well be arriving soon arriving be well friends ern north Our year. the of of weather somebest our plus continue, to fishing good iesadcm r email: or gcl pineisland.com at us contact please information, charter 239-283-7960, visit Website www.fish- www.fish- Website visit 239-283-7960, Have a safe week and good fishin’. andgood week safe a Have 2 f o hv a ihn rpr o for or report fishing a have you If [email protected] PHOTO PROVIDED PHOTO 6 6 . island Reporter breezenewspapers.com______Island 2013 6, November Wednesday, of Week M 37 Page REPORTER ISLAND LIVING Report your news to CAPTIVASANIBEL.COM Kiwanis Korner Tom Uhler awarded the Red Carson an asset to the islands Special to the Reporter Cross Legacy Award John and Melissa Taimage, owners of three island restaurants, have high praise for the Community Kiwanians are slowly rolling back onto the island and getting Housing & Resources (CHR) affordable housing pro ready to continue to serve the community. Newly installed president gram on Sanibel. They cite Randy Carson as one of Les Boyle could not have been happier to have Dick Muench return their reasons. from his vacation and run the Tuesday morning meetings. ■‘Randy represents the best of this community - Dick Muench could not have been happier to get out of his vehi what is most authentic about Sanibel,” said Taimage. cle with his partner in crime, Tom Louwers ... and a monkey. You “ Every day Carson goes to work for Sanibel - some can’t make up a story like this, so please ask one of the jet setters times for F.I.S.H., sometimes for the Optimist Club, about their cross country journey. Rumor has it, Dick was trying to often for a neighbor and no one ever knows about it. dispose of the evidence after being falsely accused of having one of What allows him to contribute the way he does is his Lemurs roam the island last month. CHR, without which he would not be able to afford to This week, we learned that Kiwanian Tom Uhler was awarded the live here, work here, and contribute significantly to the American Red Cross Legacy Award for 2013. This is an annual life of the island." recognition of people working on Planned Giving in our community, A naval veteran of the Viet Nam war, Carson came and we are very proud of Tom. to Sanibel more than 30 years ago. Apart from a few Our guest speaker this week was John Kiseda, environmental edu years when his wife fell ill, he has lived here ever cator for Lee County Parks & Recreation. Specifically, John spoke since. When his wife died in 1990, he found an afford about the Great Calusa Blueway which is a paddling trail through Lee able home through CHR so he could continue to work PHOTO PROVIDED Restaurant owner John Taimage (left) with County’s coastal waters. It is comprised of waterways for kayaking and raise his teenaged son and daughter on Sanibel. from its northern point in Pine Island Sound to its southern end on Randy Carson at work. Carson is grateful to CHR and F.I.S.H., and is Estero Bay including the Caloosahatchee River and its tributaries. happy to volunteer for both organizations. John said paddling the trail is a great way to reenergize as well as vice-president, plays a key role in their activities to “When times were tough for me, they were there,” “ provide a helping hand to youth and help empower observe wildlife. Many paddlers are now combining fishing and pad Carson said. “ Now I do what I can to help them.” dling because they can get back into the prime fishing locations. The them to be the best that they can be.” He is also a past officer of the American Legion, Although officially retired. Carson works part-time Causeway Island hosted the Calusa Blue Way Festival Nov. 1-3. and has served as a volunteer firefighter and on the If you have an interest in helping our community, and you would for Taimage at Island BBQ. Taimage is "proud to have City of Sanibel's Parks and Recreation Committee him work for me. but even prouder to call him a like to meet some fairly interesting people, consider joining us for our prior to the construction of the Recreation Center. He Tuesday breakfast meetings. We meet at the Dunes every week at friend." has been president of the Optimist Club, and as current 7:30 a.m. for some good food, great camaraderie, and an interesting guest speaker who normally discusses current events in the commu nity. We look forward to seeing you. P l e a s e jo i n t h e artists o f Tow er G alle ry Adler-Diette fo r our excitin g upcom ing e v e n t Wedding Caroline Wainwright Adler and Christopher \ C I L / V i & O / jF Perry Diette were wed on Aug. 10. 2013. The cere S t c H y }- mony was officiated by M eet the A rtists and Rev. John Hughes, at the See th e ir latest w orks inspired First Parish Church in Manchester-by-the-Sea, to te ll you a story Mass. Rev. Hughes mar ried the bride’s parents at the same church 28 years ago. A reception fol lowed the ceremony at the Manchester Yacht Club. The bride is the eldest daughter of John and Elaine Adler of Sanibel Island, Fla. Carly was raised on Sanibel, graduated from Vanderbilt University and is currently a U.S. Navy Lieutenant in the position of director of Navy Wounded Warriors - Safe Harbor Program for the Southwest Region of the U.S. The groom is the son of Dr. Kevin and Susan Diette of Woodbridge, Conn. Chris is also a graduate of Vanderbilt University and is employed as a senior mar ket analyst for the Petco Corporation. T O V I E l The couple currently resides in San Diego, Calif. 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She was milking a goat in the yard behind the shack of planks Hirdie-Girdie Art Gallery opens and leftover corrugated iron that served as home and centerpiece for 20th anniversary season for her animals and plants; Special to the Islander “ W e’re excited about the new sea sent on ahead by my mother On Monday, Nov. 1 1 the Hirdie- son. W e’ve got some great special I introduced myself to her Girdie Art Gallery, at the corner of events planned to celebrate our 20 years in my best broken Spanish, Tarpon Bay Road and Library Way on on the island. And we have a terrific and when I asked her what she was doing Sanibel, will begin its 20th season of group of creative artists whose original and pointed to parts of the goat offering fine art to Sanibel residents and works will delight our guests. One of she immediately enriched visitors. these is Bonnie Langenfeld. our newest my Spanish vocabulary with the words The colorful, intimate gallery fea gallery member, whose fabric ‘paint for udders and vagina. tures the works of 15 artists in the fol ings’ will amaze visitors,” said island lowing disciplines: oil. watercolor and watercolorist and eight-year gallery It was love at first sight: acrylic paintings, photography, fused member Neil Glaser. the first americano in the family glass, clay work, wood carving, wood Hirdie-Girdie Art Gallery is open became her favorite among turning, basket weaving, beaded sculp Monday through Saturday from 11 a.m. the forty-two grandchildren ture. pressed paper castings and, new to 5 p.m. Read about our artists or check whose names she couldn't always remember this season, fabric artwork. In addition, our special events calendar at and she moved up instantly to number one the gallery offers jewelry created from hirdiegirdiegallery.com. on my list of grown-ups. various metals, beads and glass. II Fresh Off the Banana Boat When four years later my mother told us she was coming Sanibel-Captiva Sail & Power to live with us in New York City because the Navy needed the land Squadron: On the water on which she had lived all her life, I could not have been happier. By Fay Carney The next “ on the water” outing will My memory of her. On Saturday. Oct. 26, 32 members be on Wednesday. Nov. 13, at the Pink ruling and protecting of the Sanibel-Captiva Sail & Power Shell on Fort Myers Beach where mem her ramshackle kingdom Squadron participated in the kick-off of bers are looking forward to trying out of chickens, goats and pigs their cruise and rendezvous season. The the new marina facilities. The event is scattered among the makeshift orchards location of the rendezvous was the being planned by members Jo and Nick of orange, banana, avocado, mango Green Flash restaurant on Captiva and Googin. and almond trees was still as fresh and warm the organizing hosts were Fay and John The Sanibel-Captiva Sail & Power as the rich flow of Spanish language Carney. Proprietor. Andreas Bieri, pro Squadron is an organization dedicated and expletives that had poured from her. vided the group with complimentary to promoting boating safety and educa hors d’ouerves and every one enjoyed a tion. Members are also provided with On a cold winter’s day delightful lunch and a wonderful view opportunities for boating-related social we went to the muelles (piers) in Brooklyn of Roosevelt Channel. The day was activities. Meetings are held the third and I watched her shiver sunny and clear and the waters calm, Tuesday of each month at the down the gangplank although the low tide required some Community House. Membership infor wearing a burlap brown coat careful navigating. Captains Walt mation can be obtained by calling someone had given her for her journey Knutzen and John Carney are pictured Administrative Officer Charlene to the frozen north of New York City, with their crews of squadron members. Timothy at 472-0358. but that day the temperature was fifty degrees colder than she had ever experienced From page 16 ■ in her seventy-two years, Blanco __ and frightened by seeing her own breath Florida G ulf Coast University and serve “ I want to turn the golf courses back Islander Sanibel-Captiva for the first time the university community, the local into mangroves,” he writes. she greeted us with demands The center’s fundraising events help community, and the wider community to be returned at once to Vieques, advance environmental and sustainabil of scholars. demands accompanied by descriptions For more information on the ity education through innovative educa of the weather and her discomfort Luncheon Cruise with Poet Richard tional research methods, emergent eco- that made my mother, my aunt Blanco please contact the Center for pedagogies. educational philosophy and and even the crew members blush. Environmental and Sustainability practice based on an ethic of care and (to be continued) sustainability. The center seeks to ele Education at 590-7166 or e-mail us at vate the environmental mission of [email protected]/cese. -Sanibel Joe's Songbook is on sale at Macintosh and island Nook Bookstores VC Tf 0> Plant Subject: Louis Philippe China Antique Rose D£ cs First impression: Dramatic, petite, fairy will get a nibbling insect, that can be treated &* tale, cherry' red, and cameo-white kissed with a systemic product when applied to the flowers in a nosegay to form many blos roots of the plant only kills the chewing soms. Small green leaves are an attractive insect and no other beneficial insects. It is a back drop to N non native species, who according to fossil the romantic evidence is a mere 35 million years old. VC soft peony u Garden cultivation of roses began some like petals. 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The roses are garden roses that date back to the with other plants; this is a great way to hide take up reading Shakespeare - Pollinator yen and 19th and 20th centuries. Most have lived their occasional dormant period of not look attractor — Is great for cottage look in a gar yang of beauty with a price - - the rose, you happily without a lot of care in abandoned ing so good, which for us is in the summer den - Great essence for potpourris — Must o can see this awe inspiring bloom at the homes and cemeteries. They seem too flour time. The worst time to trim is during this have for inspirational prose — Cold tolerant u Botanical Gardens of the Sanibel Moorings. ished even with neglect. TTiree varieties to dormancy period. The best time to trim up - Non Invasive "3 try out are Noisette, China, and Tea. I have our beauty is during February. I routinely £ had the most success with mail order roses shape and corralled the limbs because, I like ’S Upon further investigation: Roses? I Cons: Be careful with thorns - Fast « had always had trouble making my roses last from the Antique Rose Emporium. Our star to create its personality to fit their specific grower and bloomer - Your garden friends j-. a from season to season here in our paradise is a tall shrub classified as an antique china arbor or obelisk in the garden. Don’t forget will be envious — Pollinator attractor - Non > garden. I am not even close to being a rose. This title denotes a rose plant that has those gloves; otherwise you will get snagged native a. Rosarian, but 1 can share with you a few tips the genetic capacity to live for 100 years. by the thorns. Fertilize lightly in the fall, C5 1 picked up from fellow horticulturist, Wow, they are considered one of the hearti with a slow release, coated fertilizer. Conclusion: Ooohh la la... lip kissed red Debbie Hughes. 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Fri. ■ Zonta■ on first and third Wednesday atSquadron Power & onthirdSail ■ Tuesdayat 5p.m. on Club Lions first■ and third Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. Garden■ Club on second Tuesday11at a.m. and Sun., Sat.Apr.onFest Art Recycle Darling Ding ■ ■ Fishingon ■ Club second Tuesdayat 6:30 p.m. ■ Holiday Mini-Golf from26-29Dec.Mini-Golf Holiday ■ ■ “An Evening With Maureen McGovern” on Tues.Maureen McGovern” With Apr. Evening “An ■ “Amelia with Honky ■Tonk 26 Dance on Party 29Sat.Mar. Mar. on Wed. Show Luncheon ■ 1 At Crafts Arts Show & on Sat.and Sun., 15-16 Feb. * 6 03 ie i te Wild the in Wines 2013 12,, 20 and 26 ‘f <* , 6 p.m. 8 a.m. November 9 6-8 6-8 ore. h $5 nr fe includes breakfast, fee lunch, and $75 entry Thejourney. oe nomto, otc Crsi Baly rm The from Bradley Sanctuaryat 472-5276. Christie contact information, more awardsfor winners. tournamentThe begins at8:30 a.m. For toindividual andevery their loved life’sones astheyfulfill tennisof to benefit HopeHospice onNov. 9-10, nonprofita 472-4538. efrig rs ocr Sre i aalbe Fo instru- From available. is Series Concert Performing Arts derby issponsored Darling National Ding” Wildlife “ by J.N. healthorganization dedicated to providing care and comfort families by raisingfamiliesmoneyby scholarships. for Tickets fundraiserare$75 benefits The local 9. Saturday, Nov. onResort its Eighth atAnnual the Beach Ball newly renovated SunDial candlelightersswfl.org. Band. Ego Alter more For information, call 432-2223 50/50 raffles, the with fromp.m. music anddrawing, live or visit cerand blood disorders. Opento the public,starts it atraiseevent 4:30funds will for localchildren diagnosed withcan or e-mailher at [email protected]. at472-1100 Wolff information, RangerBecky call more For ext.Society. 236 Wildlife Darling andRefuge the “Ding” a register 8:30 Causeway.can atfreea.m.the Sanibel atfor fenway.com. 14-17 8-10 Nov. the Nov. and weekends at the of on be twoweekends November.in atSouth Fenway will TheFair on6926more Boulevard.For information, Trail story-visit per personand can bepurchased callingthe by preschool at 17200 The Trail. Tamiami located at South Parrot Sandy n wl ed ih n wrs eeoy t 11:30 awards an ceremony at end with a.m. The and will beFishing will onIsland of theA Sanibel Cause Islands Park befromNov.9 a.m. 9 will tonoon. interested Any children Experience,Derby,Banana Grizzly 11500 Pages Circus,A Flying at Complex Trainingfeature Southwill FortThein Springthefair Myers. Fenway Drive Sox’s Red Boston Sampson-Wilsonat 850-6697. more For Southern Florida. of Make-A-Wish and Florida Southwest of Hospital Children’s Golisano the benefit Nov. tellerscreativearts.com. tion,dance, drama and theater,andthe arts, writing. includingIt’smusic purposevisual, and worship, produc film, is to 7-9. Nov. fromNaples conference The encompasses of all nationalcelebritychefsproceeds and CardinaleAll Winery. well aswell art lovers. be will It at the Covenant inspire emergingmotivateChurch and experienced and of Naples artists, as visit information, more For Strauss. www.fgcu.edu/siwc/. 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Wildlife of for theRehabilitation Clinic the sponsored by is event The fare. tastyup moredishesthanfrom of variety ■The Sanctuary Club of SanibelGolf is hosting a weekend TheChildren’s■ Education Center the of hostIslands will ■ The second annual “ Ding” Darling Kids Fishing DerbyFishing Kids Darlingsecond The ■ Ding” annual “ 1 1 a.m. to 4 p.m. Enjoy live music, face painting, andapainting,face music, live 11p.m. Enjoy to a.m.4 Cnllgtr o Suhet lrd ae presenting are Florida Southwest of Candlelighters ■ ■ South Florida’s newest fair will be rolling intoberollingtown South fornewest Florida’s will ■ fair SecondThe■ Annual3 WishesExtravaganza is onFriday, Te Fourth bein TheCreativeConference Annual Arts ■ will h 3n Ana Tse f h Ilns il e on be will Islands the of Taste Annual 32nd The Captiva SanideC 8 6 at the Berne Davis CenterSidneyArt & in Fort Myers p.m. tomidnight. Thefeature event 17 will localand 2dAna Tseo h Islands the of Taste Annual 32nd Report your news to CAPTIVASANIBEL.COM to news your Report ENTERTAINMENT 20 restaurants serving November 10 g 49age SaníBeC captivasanibel.com 2013______6, November Wednesday, ofWeekM CALENDAR Captiva Report your news to CAPTIVASANIBEL.COM mentalists and vocalists to solo acts and extravagant big vocals p.m. in the Social Center on the Island at Shell Point. The bands, this series of five performances brings an exciting ■ Friday 11/22 = Marty Stokes and the Captiva Blues Band one-hour lunch break will be on your own; and Shell Point’s . variety of entertainment to The Village Church auditorium ■ Saturday 11/23 = The John Allender Band - rock & blues Crystal Dining Room and Island Café are open to the public. located on The Island at Shell Point. band The workshop is $35. Reservations are required, and space is ■ Tenor Daniel Rodriguez - Thursday, Nov. 14 at 7:30 p.m. ■ Friday 11/29 = The John Allender Band limited. To register, please call 489-8472. ■ The Four Freshmen - Thursday, Dec. 19 at 7:30 p.m. ■ Saturday 11/30 = Cruzan Vibes - Soca Reggae Band ■ Preservation Hall Jazz Band - Saturday, Jan. 4 at 7:30 ■ Sunday Jazz Brunch Returns Nov. 3rd (Nov-April) The Botanical Gardens at Sanibel Moorings Resort p.m. Every Sunday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The gardens are overflowing with six acres of mature and ■ Glenn Miller Orchestra - Tuesday, Feb. 4 at 7:30 p.m. Live Jazz Music 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. with a brunch buffet unusual tropical flora and fauna. Join our head gardener, ■ Jim Curry ‘Take Me Home: A Tribute to the Music of ■ Open Full Regular' Hours on Thanksgiving Day 11 a.m.- Anita Force Marshall, for a two hour' walking tour that is John Denver” - Monday, March 17 at 7:30 p.m. Midnight open to the public. A must see for plant lovers and garden Shell Point Retirement Community has announced its 2013- George & Wendy’s is at 2499 Periwinkle Way. For more clubs. The tour is every Wednesday at 9 a.m. RSVP required. 2104 Concerts & Conversations Series, which offers classi information, visit www.sanibelseafcxxlgrille.com. $5 fee per person. Call for reservations or information al 472- cal music lovers an opportunity to experience conceits in an 4119 or visit sanibelmoorings.com. intimate setting and enjoy a dessert reception with the musi Traditions on the Beach cians following the performance. Tickets go on sale Sept. 6. Traditions On the Beach features live music and entertain Sanibel Congregational United Church of Christ ■ Ars Nova Suing Trio - Thursday, Nov. 21 at 7 p.m. ment, just right for dancing that rounds off the perfect The Sanibel Congregational United Church of Christ ■ Bassoonist Shelley Monroe Huang - Thursday, Jan. 30 at evening. Live musical entertainment and dancing from 7 announced three new events, including a Sunday Seminar 7 p.m. p.m. until late at Traditions On The Beach with Sanibel's Series, Tuesday Morning Bible Study, and Theological ■ Washington Saxophone Quartet - Monday, March 3 at 7 famous ‘Pianoman’ Joe McCormick and friends. This week’s Studies. p.m. lineup includes: ■ On Tuesdays, beginning on Oct. 15, the church will host ■ Pianist Young-ah Tak - Monday, April 7 at 7 p.m. ■ Wednesday, Nov 7: Sanibel’s own Pianoman Joe “The Gospel of Mark" Morning Bible Study at 10 a.m. in McCormick for popular favorites and smooth vocal styling’s, Fellowship Hall. The class will focus on the Gospel of Mark. II Cielo R&B, Jazz and Pop - dancing and great music. This oldest of the gospels features a brisk style and served as II Cielo recently added a happy hour menu in its Cloud 9 ■ Thursday, Nov 8: Sanibel’s own Pianoman Joe the basis for both Luke and Matthew. Participants need not Grille with specially priced appetizers and drink specials this McCormick for popular favorites and smooth vocal styling’s, have had any prior experience in Biblical study and are summer from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. Live entertainment in the R&B, Jazz and Pop - dancing and great music. encouraged to bring their own Bible. Cloud 9 Grille on Friday and Saturday evenings. For more ■ Friday, Nov 9: Traditions Friday Night Dance Party with ■ On Wednesdays, from Oct. 23 to Nov. 20. the church will information, visit www.ilcielosanibel.com or call 472-5555. Joe McCormick & Barbara Smith bringing you the classic host “ Sacred Place, Sacred Role” Theological Studies at 10 II Cielo Sanibel is at 1244 Periwinkle Way. R&B, dance & disco sounds of the 70’s as well as top con a.m. and 7 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. The two sessions are temporary dance music hits. identical. The church was invited to be a test site for a new Sundial Beach Resort and Spa ■ Saturday, Nov 10: Guests are entertained to smooth music curriculum called Sacred Place, Sacred Role. The curriculum Sundial Beach Resort is celebrating its Fall Festival of din and dancing with Joe McCormick & the fabulous Marvilla focuses on the relationship between human beings and the ing and entertainment. Diners may choose from the sophisti Marzan. environment. Participants will have an opportunity to provide cated Watervicw for an elegant dinner from Wednesday- ■ Sunday, Nov 11: OPEN an evaluation at the end of the course, which will be used by Sunday from 5-10 p.m. or the more casual Sea Breeze Café ■ Monday, Nov 12: OPEN the developers to make any final adjustments. Preregistration with al fresco dining and panoramic beach and Gulf views. ■ Tuesday, Nov 13: OPEN will be necessary for this course as study books will be pro ■ Turtles Beach & Pool Bar. For poolside dining, Turtles The award winning restaurant is located inside the historical cured for each participant. Preregistration forms will be avail provides lunch and dinner from the Sea Breeze menu. Enjoy Island Inn on West Gulf Drive. able in the Sunday bulletin and online beginning in late live music by island troubadour Danny Morgan from 1-4 September. p.m. on Fridays and island-style live entertainment at the ANNOUNCEMENTS ■ The Sanibel Congregational United Church of Christ will same time on Saturdays. Community Youth Chorus November Concerts be celebrating the return of seasonal residents on Sunday, ■ Sea Breeze Cafe at Sundial Beach Resort serves break ■ Saturday, Nov. 9 Oct. 27 with a special Welcome Back Sunday service and fast, lunch and dinner, with selections from the Waterview GreenMarket Concert at 10:30 a.m. brunch. The service at 10 am. will feature special music by menu and features the Danny Morgan Band Fridays from 7- Lee Co. Alliance for the Arts oboist Ruth Christman. Ms. Christman has a Master's degree 10 p.m. as well as live entertainment on Saturdays at the 10091 McGregor Blvd., Fort Myers in oboe performance from Northwestern University and is same time. ■ Monday, Nov. 11 active as both a teacher and performer throughout South ■ Happy Hour is twice daily from 3-5 p.m. at Turtles and 5- Veteran’s Day Concert at 11 a.m. Florida, appearing with the Florida Philharmonic, the 7 p.m. in the Sea Breeze Cafe, Sanibel City Hall Charlotte Symphony, the new World Symphony, the Palm ■ The resort presents a poolside All-You-Can-Eat BBQ 800 Dunlop Rd., Sanibel Beach Opera and the Southwest Florida Symphony. The ser Buffet every Saturday from 12-4 p.m. with live entertainment ■ Sunday, Nov. 17 mon, by the church’s Senior Pastor, the Rev. Dr. John H. The Sundial Beach Resort and Spa is at 1451 Middle Gulf The Arbor at Shellpoint at 2 p.m. Danner, will focus on the importance of humility in the lives Drive. For more information, visit www.sundialresort.com. 15101 Shellpoint Blvd, Fort Myers of people in the 21st century. Sunday School and child care ■ Wednesday, Nov. 20 will be available. A Pancake Brunch will follow the service, Jacaranda Patio Lounge Annual Volunteer Dinner at 6 p.m. hosted by the church’s Activities Committee in Fellowship Playing Nightly: BIG ARTS Hall. Pancake chef George Sousa will serve up flapjacks for ■ Monday: Renata (jazz and dance) at 7:30 p.m. and 11:30 900 Dunlop Rd., Sanibel one and all, along with sausage and other delicacies. The p.m. ■ Saturday, Nov. 23 public is invited and there is no charge. The church is locat ■ Wednesday: Trevor Earl (contemporary, top 40 and reg Early Learning Coalition Book Fair at 12:30 p.m. ed at 2050 periwinkle Way, Sanibel. gae) at 7 p.m. and 11 p.m. Barnes and Noble (on US 41 by Target) ■ The Sanibel Congregational United Church of Christ has ■ Thursday: Eric Malibu (contemporary, reggae, and 13751 Tamiami Trail, Fort Myers been chosen as a test site for a new adult curriculum that dance) at 7:30 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. ■ Friday, Nov. 29 explores the major ways we imagine our place in nature. ■ Sunday: Jamaica “ Dave” & Co. (reggae and dance) at 7 Holiday Concert at noon This study, called “ Sacred Place, Sacred Role,” addresses the p.m. and 11 p.m. Health Park Medical Center Atrium notion of stewardship and presents new images concerning ■ Friday and Saturday at 8:30 p.m.: Renata (rock) on Nov. 9981 S. Health Park Drive, Fort Myers the human role in nature. The course materials have been 1-2; The Riverside Band (classic rock and dance) on Nov. 8- ■ Saturday, Nov. 30 prepared by the Kirbas Institute and feature presentations by 9; Cruzin Vibes (reggae and dance) on Nov. 15-16; The Special Birthday Party at 9-10:30 a.m. (no concert) Paul J. Kirbas. philosopher Nancey Murphy, NASA astro Chicago Mob (classic rock and R & B ) on Nov. 22-23; and Salvation Army Shelter naut Jennifer Wiseman, Oxford theologian Robin Gibbons. The Wildfire Blues Band (classic rock and R & B) on Nov. 29- 2400 Edison Ave., Fort Myers - Cambridge scientist Dennis Alexander and others. The 30. ■ Saturday, Nov. 30 course will be led by the church’s Senior Pastor, the Rev. The Jacaranda Patio Lounge is at 1223 Periwinkle Way. For Salvation Army Red Kettle from 2-4 p.m. John H. Danner, PhD, and will be on Wednesdays from Oct. more information call 472-1771. Publix - The Shoppes at Fiddlesticks 23 to Nov. 20. Two identical sessions will be held each week 13650 Fiddlesticks Blvd., Fort Myers at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sessions will explore the historical __ George & Wendy’s Seafood Grille conflict between religion and science, and show evidence For more information, visit cominunityyouthchoRis.com. Islander Sanibel-Captiva All entertainment 9-12 p.m., unless otherwise noted. that in many ways this conflict has been inflated with Karaoke eveiy Thursday. Ladies Night every Saturday with Shell Point Retirement Community groundless accusations. Additionally, a model for building half price drinks for the ladies. Great Food and Drink ■ The Academy of Lifelong Learning at Shell Point wel needed bridges between science and religion will be Specials. Schedule: comes to its Fall Academy award-winning maritime author, explored; the meaning of sacredness will be defined as it ■ Friday 11/8 = Buckeye Ken - guitar & vocals lecturer, and TV commentator Robert Macomber for a applies to nature; and students will examine the human role ■ Saturday 11/9 = Mary Winner & Dave Potter Writer’s Workshop on Thursday, Nov. 7. The four-session in nature which brings together the discoveries of science and ■ Friday 11/15 = Habitat for Harmony - rock band workshop includes Planning Your Project; Getting religion. The course is free and open to the public, and will ■ Saturday 11/16 = Roy Schneider & Kirn Mayfield - Organized; The Art of Writing; and Connecting to Your include an opportunity for students to evaluate the course and Americana singing style with guitar & mandolin Readers. 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Wednesday photos! andYOUR Patty with SA A PIC ■ Rodman Ann with Page Turners ■ 8 a.m. 6 .reser paid Your 8 a 12:30at 8 a.m. ae 51Page We o Wdedy Nvme 6 21______captivasanibel.com 2013______6, November Wednesday, ofWeekM Captiva Chapel By The Sea welcomes new minister Special to the Current The Chapel by the Sea will be welcoming a new min ister this November. Rev. George Morris and his wife Kathy will be arriving on Nov. 1. This will be the first year of his three-year term and he will be serving the chapel until the end of April 2014. It’s open from the sec ond week in November until the last Sunday in April. The historic chapel is denominationally independent and wel comes everybody. For more information, visit capti- vachapel.com. Biographies and memoirs Reminder: The Captiva Memorial Library is closed for building renovations. The library reopening is scheduled for January of 2014. During renovation of the Captiva Memorial Library the outside book return PHOTOS PROVIDED will remain open for return of Lee County Library Grace Price entertains guests in the dining room of the Old Captiva House. System materials. Visit the Lee County Library System website at leelibrary.net or [TTF call 479-4636. Details of this Captiva Historical Society to share donor funded Captiva Island community project are at: ccacaptiva.org. the history of Tween Waters Inn Use your Lee County Special to the Current Library System card to check The Captiva Island Historical Society will present “ out these and other biogra An Evening With Tony Lapi" on Nov. 19 at 7:30 p.m. in phies and memoirs: the Wakefield Room at ‘Tween Waters Inn. Tony will speak about the history of this legendary inn, listed on the My Amish Childhood: National Register of Historic Places in 2011. A True Story of Faith, “ It’s been 37 years Ann Bradley Family, and the Simple since I came to Captiva Life and ‘Tween Waters,” said Tony Lapi. CEO by Jerry S. Eicher At the (available in book and e- and president of book) Rochester Resorts. Library Rochester Resorts "Bestselling fiction author purchased the property Jerry S. Eicher (nearly half a million books sold) turns his in 1976. ‘Tween pen to a moving memoir of his life growing up Amish. Waters was established Jerry's mother was nineteen years old and nine months by F. Bowman and married when he was born. She had received Grace Price in 1931. They started with a single building Grandfather Stoll’s permission for the wedding because and over the next 30 years expanded it with more cottages she agreed to help out on the farm the following year. and other buildings. They built a remote tourist inn with However, with Jerry on the way, those plans failed. its small cottages and restaurant into a social center and Jerry recounts his first two years of school in the Amish favorite winter resort of wealthy northerners. Bowman community of Aylmer, Ontario and his parents' decision Price provided guided fishing trips and Grace Price to move to Honduras. Life in that beautiful Central offered dining and entertainment in the Old Captiva American country is seen through an Amish boy’s House. The Old Captiva House, also on the National eyes — and then the dark days when the community Register of Historic Places, was first built as a one room failed and the family returned to America, much to school house for the children of Captiva’s pioneer settlers. young Jerry's regret. Jerry also tells of his struggle as a ‘Tween Waters has inspired artists, authors and count stutterer and his eventual conversion to Christ and the less others for 82 years with its 19 historically preserved reasons for his departure from the childhood faith he cottages named after some of its famous guests. J. N. Grace Price at Tween Waters Inn. knew. Here is a must-read for not just Jerry’s fiction “ Ding” Darling, conservationist and renowned editorial and inspiration for the creative, while managing to main ____ fans, but also for readers curious about Amish life. cartoonist, wrote and drew while staying at the inn. Ann tain an “ old Florida feel” throughout its storied past. Author Jerry Eicher’s bestselling Amish fiction (more Morrow Lindbergh, wife of famed aviator Charles Join the Captiva Island Historical Society for an than 210,000 in combined sales) includes The Adams Islander Sanibel-Captiva Lindbergh drew inspiration for her best selling book “Gift evening of history, old stories and archival photographs of County Trilogy, the Hannah’s Heart books, and the From The Sea” (1955) during her time on Captiva. Avid this legendary inn. A CIHS Speaker’s Series event, “An Little Valley Series. After a traditional Amish child outdoorsman and United States President Teddy Evening With Tony Lapi at Tween Waters” is free and hood, Jerry taught for two terms in Amish and Roosevelt frequently visited Captiva on deep sea fishing open to the public. There will be a coffee and dessert Mennonite schools in Ohio and Illinois. Since then he’s reception following the program in the Wakefield Room. excursions. been involved in church renewal, preaching, and teach Though it feels like an undiscovered comer of para Reservations required, call Molly Barbee at 395-1847 ing Bible studies. Jerry lives with his wife, Tina, and dise, Captiva Island has been welcoming visitors for near or email her at [email protected]. You can also their four children in Virginia.” * ly 100 years. ‘Tween Waters Inn, has been the center of email your reservation to mail@captivaislandhistoricalso- activity , destination of the adventurous and discerning ciety.org. See BIOGRAPHIES, page 52 Sanibel-Captiva Islander____captivasanibel.com__Week of Wednesday, November 6, 2013 M Page 52 ______: T N E R R U C A V I T P A C E H T o t s w e n r u o y t r o p e R zoiscite crystals brown had that turned noticed deep herders blue-purple a The Tanzania. that first noticed this stone some 30 years ago Tanzania, East Africa. 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