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PHOTO CONTRIBUTED BY CHRISTOPHER KOERNER PHOTOGRAPHY Sanibel and Captiva islands will host the 29th annual Luminary Festival. The Festival, hosted by the Chamber of Commerce, begins around dusk Friday, Dec. 6th in Sanibel, and contin­ ues the night of Dec. 7th in Captiva. Story on page 46.

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Part-time islander Matthias hin fU s tor Chippy c ? & / Wendt is addicted to shelling, and his efforts recently bore rare fruit when Everyday Until 6pm. he found a Scotch Bonnet on the beaches of Captiva. E asily Dining P u s f i n M in u I ncluding C ocktail 'T’ve found four Junonias so far, but just one Scotch Bonnet.” said the Buy one G et one 49-year-old Swiss. "I found it right in front of the crane at the shore next to the rusty pipes where people are $ 4.9 APPETIZERS not allowed to walk.” Wendt found the shell around eservations 5:30 p.m. on the 25th, just before ROBBIE SPENCER R 239-472-5700 sundown. He is only in Captiva 3 to 14 73 P u r iw is k i.e W a y 4 weeks a year, and has been shelling for at least 12 years. "1 will be here until Jan. 2nd. 1 hope to come back with another Junonia!”

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Go to www.NoahsConcert.com for photos of the event Island Briefs Sanibel Recreation Dept. ships are available. For information call Recognizes Members of the 472-0345 or visit mysanibel.com. Month The City of Sanibel Recreation Library to offer Department would like to recognize the Technology Workshop Members of the Month, Chuck and The Sanibel Public Library will offer a Judith Papier. computer technology workshop on Monday, Chuck and Judith Papier have been Dec. 9th at 3 p.m. There will be a presenta­ visiting Sanibel Island for 23 years and tion by Brandon Minsky of Sanibel’s BIT have been residents for 5 years. Around Services (Bookkeeping, Information the time they became island residents Technology). Brandon will be conducting a- they also decided to join the Sanibel workshop on training and setups for desk­ Recreation Center to continue their tops, laptops, tablets and smart phones. This active lifestyle. Both Chuck and Judith free computer technology seminar will cover believe that exercise of any form has these topics: internet browsing security; e- greatly benefitted both their physical mail setup/security, and backing up files. and mental wellbeing. Chuck played This program will be held in Meeting Room tennis for 40 years but suffers from a #4 of the Library and is open to the public. rotator cuff injury. He felt he needed a No registration is required and there is no substitute form of exercise and enjoys charge to attend. using the weight room. Judith has always been a swimmer and as a mem­ Community Shelling Map ber at the recreation center she is able to installed at Shell Museum use the lap poo! to continue swimming. Islanders can now scan the shores of When asked their comments about Sanibel Island with the new map at the the recreation center they replied, “One Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum. The of the reasons we enjoy going to the rec Museum recently finished installation of a center 3 or 4 times a weeks is being map of Sanibel Island and the surrounding welcomed by a warm and friendly staff. areas for display on the ground floor They make exercising a pleasure, not a lobby. The map, covered in plexiglass, chore." allows visitors, staff, and volunteers to Chuck and Judith are both New post up-to-date information on shelling Jersey natives. Chuck attended New and beach conditions. York University for his undergrad and The museum encourages visitors and went to grad school at Pennsylvania shelling enthusiasts to share their great College of Optometry. He practiced shelling finds with the museum and its optometry in New Jersey for 37 years. guests on this interactive map. The map Judith is a graduate of the College of also shows where guests can find public New Jersey. She was a school teacher parking along with shelling hot spots. prior to becoming an office manager at There is no admission fee to view the Chuck’s optometry practice. After retir­ map or to record discoveries. Stop by to ing in 1990, they began their visits to scope a prime spot to find treasured shells. Sanibel Island where they both have For more information, visit shellmuse- volunteered their time to several local um.org. organizations including Sanibel-Captiva The non-profit Bailey-Matthews Shell Conservation Foundation, the Clinic for Museum features more than 35 exhibits of Rehabilitation of Wildlife, the Chamber mollusks from around the world. Museum of Commerce, Hope Hospice and cur­ exhibits are devoted to shells in art and rently Friends In Service Here. Chuck history, shell habitat, rare specimens, fos­ and Judith have been married for 61 sil shells, common Southwest Florida years and haye two children and one shells, and more. The learning lab features grandchild. a hands-on play area for children, dis­ The Sanibel Recreation Center is plays, games, and a tank with indigenous located at 3880 Sanibel-Captiva Road. mollusks. The Museum is open 7 days a Daily, weekly, semi-annual and annual week, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. memberships are available. For more information call the Sanibel Recreation Center at 472-0345 or visit mysani- Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum bel.com . seeks season volunteers The Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum Rec Center recognizes invites islanders to join its legion of dedi­ cated volunteers. volunteer of the month Wedge As the busy winter season approaches, The City of Sanibel Recreation the need for volunteers at The Bailey- Department named Cody Wedge Volunteer Matthews Shell Museum expands to fulfill of the Month for November. the extensive programming the museum Cody Wedge is one of the newer Junior offers. A variety of positions are available Volunteers at the Rec Center. He started vol­ and no experience is necessary. unteering in May 2013 with the Youth “We are specifically looking for educa­ Summer Day Camp program and Youth Fun tion docents — individuals who want to Days during the school year. Wedge enjoys make a difference in a child ’s life. i helping the kids with various activities and I J Working with students is a joy, and we was especially a big help when it came to the will teach you what you need to know,” )S crafts. Volunteering has impacted his life by said Melanie Moraga, Bailey-Matthews helping him to become a better team player. Shell Museum Executive Assistant. When asked his comments about volun­ A detailed training program covers h 1 n iU 4 011 ll j j £ j teering Wedge replied, “It was great!” everything a volunteer needs to learn. No Wedge is a freshman at North Fort Myers special education or experience is High School Center for the Arts and Media. required. Just bring an interest in the natu­ Last 9 Years and c< In his spare time he loves to draw and play ral world, especially shells, and enthusi­ the trumpet. Wedge also enjoys swimming asm for working with the public and with and biking. Open 7 am - 9:30ish 7 Days K A l A *1 k m m *. ▼ ▲ . other docents. Active volunteers receive n r ▼ a ▼ i M l ▼▼ A. Volunteer opportunities are now avail­ k m A J m m 'i causeway toll reimbursement and a dis­ ■ N h! ,*■ » a ^ 2163 Periwinkle Way • Sanibe J L k. ▼ m M rn r^ able. The Sanibel Recreation Center is locat­ w • m r 'r count at the Museum Store. To learn ed at 3880 Sanibel-Captiva Road. Daily, more, call Melanie Moraga at 395-2233. 239.472.0606 • SanibeilsiandC t i l — — 1 weekly, semi-annual and annual member­ WEEK OF DECEMBER 4, 2013

Island Faces i s l a n d Thanksgiving at The Sanibel Community House r - Page SANIBEL AND CAPTIVA, FLORIDA VISIT US ONLINE AT CAPTIVASANIBEL.COM CBS developing ‘Doc Ford’ novels into television series By MCKENZIE CASSIDY to write the adaptation and until they found the perfect writer to bring The pilot should be finished by next fall [email protected]' produce the show along­ Doc Ford to the screen. so Doc Ford fans can mark their calendars Doc Ford, the NSA-agent side Jeffrey Kramer. “CBS really stepped up to the plate and for the premiere. turned marine biologist created Gerolmo is known for the came up with a great writer, Chris Gerolmo. A new Doc Ford novel, “Bone Deep” is by island author Randy Wayne 1988 film “Mississippi He is really a very good writer and that was also scheduled for release in April 2014. It’s White, is not only the inspira­ Burning,” starring Gene key to me to be able to do this,” said White. set in Central Florida's “Bone Valley,” tion for over 20 novels, three Hackman and Willem White said he also wanted to make sure known for a black market of illegal artifacts Southwest Florida restaurants, Dafoe, the 2013 television his partners at Doc Ford’s Rum Bar & Grille and fossils, and a multi-million dollar phos­ and loads of fan merchandise, series “The Bridge,” about were on board before he agreed to the deal. phate industry. The plot of "Bone Deep,” but now it looks as if Doc Ford two detectives working to “It’s very exciting and my partners at the like his other books, will be interwoven with might get his own network find a serial killer on the Doc Ford’s restaurant, Marty Harrity and information about Florida's unique history series. Randy Texas-Chihuahua border, Mark Marinello, are all for it and they are and ecosystem. Producers from CBS have Wayne White and the 2005 Iraq War excited," said White. White will also embark on a book tour started developing a "Doc Ford” series “Over There.” Although he isn’t sure whether he will be for “Bone Deep,” taking him across the state series based on White’s New Y ork The negotiations between White’s agents directly involved with the series, White said and country. Times-bestselling novels. and CBS TV Studios lasted more than six he will do whatever he’s asked to do to make For more information on Randy Wayne Chris Gerolmo was reportedly hired months, he said, because he was waiting it a success. White, visit randywaynewhite.com. Venting tool requirement removed for anglers in the Gulf of Mexico Special to the Reporter Florida anglers will no longer be required to have and use a venting tool when fishing for reef fish in Gulf of Mexico state waters. During its Nov. 21 meeting, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) removed the requirement in Gulf state waters, making state regulations consistent with rules in federal waters. By removing this rule, anglers will now have the freedom to determine how to best maximize survival of released reef fish using devices they feel are appropriate, depending on the circumstances. The Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council removed the requirement to have and use a venting tool in Gulf federal waters earlier this year. These changes will take effect as soon as possible. Another notice will be issued to let the public know when these changes take effect. When fish are brought quickly to the surface from deep water, the change in pressure can cause gases within the fish’s swim bladder to expand. This condition is called baro­ trauma and can cause damage to internal organs and reduce the likelihood a fish will survive when returned to the water. Typically, fish suffering from barotrauma must be treated if they are to survive and swim back down to deep water. Venting tools are used to treat barotrauma by allowing gases to escape from a fish's body cavity. Descending devices, which bring fish back down to deep­ er waters, are another, more recently developed option that can now also be used to increase survival rates among fish with barotrauma. Maximizing post-release survival of fish is important in marine fisheries management because it means more fish survive to potentially reproduce and be harvested in the future. Chapel By The Sea announces new While venting tools can still be a useful way to increase chances of survival after being released, fish do not always need to be vented. reverend and historical designation Venting tools were required in Gulf state and federal By MCKENZIE CASSIDY also received official confirmation of its waters since 2008. This requirement was intended to mcass idy@ breezenewspapers. com inclusion on the National Register of Rev. George Morris increase survival rates of released red snapper, but applied to in front of the aptiva’s Chapel By The Sea is Historic Places. all species of Gulf reef fish. These tools are not required in C Chapel By The Sea. not only getting a new minister, Morris, who moved to Captiva from Atlantic state or federal waters. MCKENZIE CASSIDY Rev. George Morris, but it’s See REVEREND, page 38 See VENTING TOOL, page 39

Word on the Islan d ...... 20 Business ...... 22 Island L iv in g ...... 24 INSIDETODAY Letters to the E d ito r...... 20 Obituaries ...... 28 Sports ...... 42 Sanibel-Captiva Power Squadron: On the Water Special to the Islander On Wednesday, Nov. 13, 54 members of the Sanibel-Captiva Sail and Power Squadron partici­ pated in a cruise and rendezvous event to the Pink Shell Resort on Fort Myers Beach. Organizers of the event were members Nick and Jo Googin. Captains Jack Purse. Jim Laveile, Walt Knutzen, and John Carney were looking forward to trying out the new marina facil­ ities at the resort, with several members signed on as crew, but it was not to be. The dawn had 25- 30 mph winds, small craft warn­ ings, and threatening skies. Safety concerns dictated that this “cruise'" would take place in land-based vehicles. Everyone arrived in good PHOTOS PROVIDED Chap Vail, Sami Lucas, Jack Purse, Charlene Timothy, spirits, enjoyed a wonderful Nick Googin, JoAnn Heroy-Giller, and Jo Googin. The Ellen Trevor, Marge Lieblein, Nick Googin, and Tom Googins were the hosts of the event and JoAnn is the luncheon at Bongo’s Bar & Grill Fitzgerald. These are all members of the squadron’s coordinator of boating activities. and a great view of the Gulf of Executive Board. Mexico. Honored guests were Morgan on Dec. 8 and a Sunset the executive officers of the Potluck on the Causeway on squadron: Commander Chap Dec. 17. Vail, Past Commander Sami The Sanibel-Captiva Sail and Lucas, Executive Officer Tom Power Squadron is an organiza­ Fitzgerald, Administrative tion dedicated to promoting Officer Charlene Timothy, boating safety and education. Ed Bell, Rita Simpson, Secretary Marge Lieblein. Members are also provided with Bob Simpson, Chap Vail, Treasurer Ellen Trevor, and opportunities for boating-related Walt Knutzen, Pat Knutzen, Member-at-large Nick Googin. social activities. Meetings are Francine Dale, Fran Kieling The squadron’s next social held the third Tuesday of each and Fay Carney. events, celebrating the holiday month at the Community House. season, will be the annual Membership information can be Charter Party to be held at the obtained by calling Kelly Greens Club House with Administrative Officer Charlene music and dancing by Danny Timothya at 472-0358.

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by Dan Schuyler & Karen Bell |_¡|y & q 0 jewelry Gallery is bringing back its the vibrant colors. “Ladies Night Out”, with Champaign and the “After the pieces have cooled down, the porcelain returns to its non-porous, fountain flowing of chocolate from 5 to 9 p.m. on shiny surface,” explained Sprankle. “I love that porcelain accepts the vivid Friday, Dec 13th. pigments of china paints, but I can also apply metal finishes to give it a more “This event celebrates sisterhood and savings," contemporary touch.” says Dan Schuyler and Karen Bell, owners of the Her hand-painted porcelain “Christmas ornaments” pieces will be available that jewelry gallery on Sanibel Island. “It has night at Lily & Co. Jewelers on been a fantastically fun evening and a Sanibel Island. “I love having huge hit with the ladies, and want to my work at Lily & Co.," she continue that success this year.” said. “The atmosphere of the Schuyler will be serving up the store, the high quality of all Champaign and catering to the ladies' that is being sold there and every need for the evening. Dan Confrey, the other male representative, the knowledge of their very will provide entertainment with his multi-instrumental talent. Confrey, who professional and educated plays guitar, steel pans, tenor staff provide the perfect saxophone, keyboards and sings, exposure for my work.” has toured the country playing his Sprankle's great-grandmother painted a music; was a professional musician porcelain chocolate set for Queen Victoria’s for more than 10 years in Los Jubilee Celebration. It was one of the few Angeles and now in Southwest unsolicited gifts accepted by the Queen. “I still Florida. have the original New York Times article about During ladies night out, Lily & Co. the gift,” said Sprankle. will offer special savings of 25 to 50 As always, Lily & Co. will team up with a local percent off select items throughout organization during ladies night out. Guests are asked to bring an the store. In addition, there will be unwrapped gift to be donated to Friends Who Care, a program two special guests: Marcia Smith, adesigned to educate children on what it means to be a young person creator of Villa Cora Gems, and with a disability; to accept their peers with disabilities as people first; Patty Sprankle. With beautiful hand painted porcelain art and to find ways to include everyone in school and after-school and special Christmas ornaments. activities. Marcia Smithis artistic expression found its roots in “Ladies Night Out is the chance for the women to get out and let sad Reporter Island French cuisine. Her journey from cuisine to flower their hair down, while enjoying special savings arrangement and finally to a passion for jewelry design on exquisite jewelry and the other special seemed a natural progression stemming from her extensive treats," says Dan Schuyler and Karen Bell..The international travels. Villa Cora food will be spectacular and we invite everyone Gems cater to the self-assured to ladies night out.” The chocolate fountain will confident woman. Each piece is be flowing while sipping on cold Champaign. A handmade by Smith, using only wonderful selection of imported cheese, meats pearls, colored gemstones, gold and sweets to finish off the night. and silver. The four-legged friends Smith delights in creating pieces at Lily & Co.. Lily and Grade that highlight and enhance each (plus their owners Sanibel- pearl and gemstone. Committed to Captiva realtor Karen Bell creating an individual piece of and jeweler and G.I.A. Cvillt r l‘linln\: diamondologist Dan wearable art, Smith’s customers Monwitfs from lu\t year’s I.uiUvs \iglit Out Schuyler) will offer the praise her for the uniqueness and latest jewelry trends and versatility of her jewelry. tips every other week. Lily ‘These designers are very detail & Co. is Sanibel's only oriented from the clasp through jewelry gallery, combining a the finished product,” said Schuyler. ‘They are of extraordinary design and like I fine jewelry store and art n in one location, original pieces of art. And it is extra special to meet the designers of these extra-1 e Lily & Co Jewelry special pieces.” gallery features a large selection of fine couture jewelry, loose G.I.A. and A.G.S. certified Patty Sprankle has been creating magnificent pieces of hand-painted porcelain diamonds, colored stones and is a full-service jeweler....Our services include jewelry repair and for the past 10 years. It began as a redirection in focus from her raising her now restoration, certified Rolex watch and clock repair, glass and metal hand engraving services, bead grown son; today it is a passion for the craft she discovered by chance. and pearl re-stringing, pewter and hollowware repair and restoration, and appraisal services. Through our Positively Precious Program Lily & Co. purchases previously worn jewelry, stones, “I love the look and feel of porcelain,” said Sprankle, who resides on Sanibel diamonds, Rolex watches and stemware from customers for liquidation purposes. Island and is inspired by the beauty of nature - shells, birds, bugs, butterflies. “I Lily & Co. has garnered several national awards: Voted “Coolest Jewelry Store” in the nation don’t know of another medium that permits such clear and vibrant portrayal of by INSTORE magazine. They won top “5 Designer Retailer’ award by Jeweler’s Circular Keystone nature.” (JCK) in their first year in business and also won from 2006-2011; JCK awarded them a ‘5 Star She constructs her pieces from vessels, plates or other pieces from china Store" in 2009 and was given the “Top Dog Award" from the Smart Show in 2011 in Chicago. painting suppliers. Sprankle designs the porcelain by applying dry powdered Locally they have received “BEST of the Islands" seven consecutive years in a row. Store hours are Monday thru Saturday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. For more information about Lily pigment - mixed to a toothpaste consistency with a certain type of oil - and firing it & Co., call (239) 472-2888 or visit http://www.lilyjewelers.com. or contact Dan Schuyler in her kiln to at least 120 degrees Fahrenheit as many times as it takes to create for personal appointments. 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Owning shares of lary, we have witnessed to look under the individual companies, in contrast, PHOTOS PROVIDED an explosion of interest should be a highly selective process, The Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum cuts a ribbon to in exchange traded funds hood a partnership between shareholders celebrate the updates to the lobby. (ETFs), which many The banking indus­ and management that is broken only investors view as a natu­ try found itself in seri­ when the company does not live up Chamber After Hours ral evolution of portfolio ous trouble packaging to expectations or when the shares management in an and trading mortgages become fully valued.' Internet age. Whether without screening the at Bailey Matthews driven by macroeconom­ contents of these pack­ Packaging of financial ages. Now we see ic fears, reduced trading products benefits the Shell Museum costs, or disillusionment Timothy Vick investors being tempted over a decade of volatile equity per­ to do the same with packagers Special to the Reporter formance, more investors believe ETFs, gaining “exposure” to a While marketed as cost-effective The Sanibel Captiva Chamber of Commerce held its monthly their needs can’t be served anymore theme, asset class, or sector without ways for retail investors to invest After Hours at the newly updated Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum by holding shares of companies and taking the time to understand what passively. ETFs have morphed into on Monday, Sept. 16. instead are opting for big-picture underlying securities they own. To hedging vehicles that allow traders The Bailey-Matthews Shell approaches. us, every asset in a portfolio must be to buy an ETF while simultaneously Museum hosted over 100 people One look at your Trust Company scrutinized, in isolation, and its risks shorting the stocks held in the ETF. for the networking event. The portfolio will reveal on which side and potential rewards well under­ This exposes retail investors to tech­ guests included a mix of business of this debate we firmly stand. To stood. The chief role of a securities nical trading whims they should be professionals from Sanibel, us, a basic approach to investing, analyst is to value holdings and avoiding. There are already thou­ Captiva, Fort Myers, and Naples owning strong, growing companies, determine the rate of return each sands of ETFs to choose from as who gathered to socialize and net­ and letting the companies’ growth investment can deliver over time. It hyper-competition has taken hold, work, while enjoying food and increase portfolio value over time, is better to pass up an investment we so the initial benefit of ETFs is Valerie Tutor, realtor, drink provided by Bailey’s General can’t take apart, piece by piece, than becoming a marketing race to the and Mark Blust, gives you the best chances of satis­ Store. to own something we have a hard bottom, adding to investors’ confu­ museum board mem­ fying your financial goals. Despite During the evening, The Bailey- time valuing. The buck stops with sion and stifling returns further. ber. the proliferation of financial innova­ Matthews Shell Museum held a rib­ tions, with investors swapping into us. bon cutting to celebrate the new gift shop and reception area. new products ever more frequently, Stocks allow you The Chamber of Commerce holds monthly business luncheons the proportion of investors keeping It’s better to to keep control and After Hours for their members to network and socialize. If up with benchmarks has not risen “own” than rent We think it’s vital for investors you are interested in more information or joining the Chamber of apace. New financial products have Though more investors crave the Commerce log on to www.sanibel-captiva.org See STOCK, page 36 sad Reporter Island

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U CJ Annual Charity Golf Tournament raises $5,000 c Special to the Reporter ■ Doc Fords Sanibel » The Third Annual Blessings in a ■ Henderson Franklin Starnes & Holt a Backpack/F.l.S.H. Charity Golf ■ Global HR Resources 3S Tournament was held on Saturday Nov. 23 ■ Royal Shell Preferred Properties ”C tf) at the Sanibel Island Golf Club. ■ Sanibel Captiva Community Bank 4) C The event raised money for two chari­ ■ The Sanibel Captiva Trust Company Pictured left 'S ties which provide weekend nourishment ■ VIP Realty to right, to children grades K-5 in Title I schools We would also like to thank the Blue Craig Albert, who qualify for the federal Free and Coyote Restaurant for providing lunch for Marilyn Reduced Meal Program. the event. Kane, Skip Tutor, and ZJ It only takes as little as $80 to feed a Congratulations to the winning team. ZJ child for an entire school year. The tourna­ The Sanibel Captiva Community Bank, Eric Carlson. £ ment raised enough money to feed more comprised of Craig Albert, Marilyn Kane, than 60 children, according to Craig Skip Tutor, and Eric Carlson. The winning Albert, president of Sanibel Captiva team 's name is added to the traditional PHOTO Community Bank who coordinated the back-pack trophy which is held by that PROVIDED event. team until the following year's golf event. A special thanks goes out to the follow­ For more information on Blessings in a ing sponsors of the event: Backpack, contact John Nicholson at 849- ■ Becker & Poliakoff 3250. o£ Meet your CHR neighbor s » X Special to the Reporter special destination on the island. She and CHR Î3 _> Dorothy Donaldson is president of the are perfect matches for each other, and having her on the island truly benefits the Historical Q. Historical Museum and Village, as well as re director of Buildings and Grounds for Museum and Village,” said Donaldson. u Community Housing & Resources (CHR). CHR is a non-profit organization that has Emilie Alfino, whom she supervises, is dou­ partnered for more than 30 years with the City bly important to her. of Sanibel to provide affordable housing for “I first met Emilie in 2011, when she was people who live and/or work on the island, plus interviewing for the position of museum man­ senior and disabled residents. With more than ager at the Historical Village. It took the board 117 residents occupying 74 rental units and 14 i- limited-equity ownership homes in 11 com­ II no time to know she was the right person for the job. 1 was especially thrilled, as Emilie had plexes throughout the island, CHR is an essen­ a. bought one of CHR’s Limited Equity tial resource for those who provide the services a> Ownership (LEO) homes a few years earlier all islanders want to enjoy. CHR residents con­ OS and was president of the LEO Homeowners’ tribute in numerous ways to island life and -a s Association.” often volunteer for/lead island organizations. « PHOTO PROVIDED CHR depends on donations to help cover the Emilie Alfino and Dorothy Donaldson. And history buff Alfino was thrilled to get the job of her dreams. ongoing maintenance, refurbishment and repair “Owning a home on Sanibel definitely con­ of CHR buildings and grounds, and will hold Sanibel Island Golf Club Men kick tributed to my success,” she said. their second annual Mardi Gras fundraiser on Although Alfino had worked for many years March 1. For more information about CHR, off the season at Blue Coyote here, first as a reporter for island newspapers visit sanibelchr.org, stop by their office at and then as executive director of the PURRE 2401 Library Way, or call 472-1189. By JOHN BOYNTON Water Coalition, she could find affordable Sanibel Island Golf Club members housing only on the mainland. kicked off the 2013-2014 club sea­ “I’m very grateful to CHR for giv­ son on Nov. 21 at the exciting new ing me a chance to live, as well as Blue Coyote Restaurant on Parview work, on the island. Once I lived Royal Shell Companies Drive. After cocktails and wine were here, job prospects opened up for me. support Sanibel School served around the chic new bar and So did friendships, volunteer oppor­ lounge. Owner Mitch Schwenke and tunities, and some very special proj­ his staff pulled out all the stops with a ects,” she said. superb tenderloin steak dinner in the One of those ventures was helping newly-renovated dining room. Francis Bailey write his memoirs, a Club President David Lewis PHOTO PROVIDED labor of love which was published in ROYALTS i* orchestrated a streamlined business Blue Coyote manager Cindie April 2013, mere months before the Barker. meeting, punctuated by treasurer island patriarch passed away. Emilie Wayne Turner’s informative 2012- each division received no recognition. feels particularly blessed because she 2013 financial report: “We started Kudos from all went to new SIGC not only had the privilege of working ... rfm2U01i out with some money, brought in owners, Drew Donnelly and Ed with Bailey, but she also inherited the r- SgmbcL 3¿hu>l *5,ccoot some money, spent some money, and Lockard, as well as Golf Professional office he occupied for many years in - f-HC ' ——- ■■ ■•' had some money left over.” Gene Taylor for their efforts to the old Bailey’s General Store, which f&ftl OtilùgopaOKl Lewis presented trophies to the improve the condition of the golf now resides in the Historical Village. two top Fall Classic Tournament fin­ course and club facilities. While Donaldson works closely with ishers in the White Division,Tom everyone agrees that the course is in Alfino, but leaves the day to day deci­ PHOTO PROVIDED Rathbone in first place and Jim excellent condition, better than it has sions and problem solving to her. Pictured from left to right, Jeff Powers, Don Mulka in second place. John ever been, Ed and Drew reiterated “She has brought so much to the DeLuca, Jeff Maughan, and Randy Bacik. Don Kilkenny and Marty Gallagher were their continuing commitment to bring position, and has made many things DeLuca and Randy Bacik of The Royal Shell the top finishers in the Gold Division, the highest level of playing conditions easier for board members. Her skills Companies present a check for $5,000 in sup­ port of the Sanibel School Seahorse Fund to but were not there to receive their and professional service to members in the publicity area are exceptional Sanibel School representatives Jeff Powers awards. 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ISLAND FACES ‘Z o n ta s a y s NO’ The BP gas sta­ The Zonta Club of Sanibel/Captiva tied up Sanibel in tion of Sanibel a blaze of orange ribbons on Monday, Nov. 25, to call supports Zonta’s attention to a worldwide epidemic of violence against local initiative to women. Various shopping centers and merchants dis­ raise awareness played the ribbons in solidarity with the club’s efforts, for its “Just say which coincides with Zonta International's “Zonta says no” campaign. NO” campaign to end violence against women. The 25th is the United Nations International Day for the elimina­ tion of violence against women. Island Zontians joined over 30.000 international members in wearing orange, the color of the “Just Say No” campaign, to raise aware­ ness through local service and advocacy initiatives. For more information visit zonta.org. PHOTOS BY ROBBIE SPENCER

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If you fish from a ZJ around Southwest Florida. canoe, kayak, shallow- I After several weeks water skiff or leave the with stiff winds, the seas boat in deeper water and finally settled down off­ ) take off on foot, it’s time shore. Captains report to hit the shallows for red- catches of grouper from as fish. deep as 110 feet to as shal­ Capt. Bill Russell In northern Pine Island low as 45 feet, plus a Sound, reds were caught mixed bag of snapper, On the in potholes surrounded by grunts and porgies. plus a extremely shallow turtle c Water c few tripletail a short dis­ grass flats by anglers wade PHOTO PROVIDED u tance off the Sanibel fishing. While Gulp Saving the best for last, Jim Dougal hooked and landed this dandy 32-inch “33 Beach. A few keeper sized shrimp hooked a few, the snook on the last cast of the day. Jim was fishing Matlacha Pass with £ Capt. Bill Russell. *E grouper were caught from Boca Grande best bite came on cut baits including C3 03 and Captiva Passes while drifting live Iadyfish steaks and mullet in the cooler daily while fishing for other that dreaded day, “Black Friday.” the « £ pinfish over rocks and ledges. strips. Potholes with mullet activity gave species. They have been caught in the kick off to the crazy shopping season. I Inshore, anglers are reporting big the best redfish opportunities. Redfish shallows along the edges of potholes, on never have, and never will, understand a « trout with many closing in on the 24- were also reported on the east side of the deeper grass flats over sandy areas, how people can actually tolerate the inch mark. Trout over 20 inches were Buck Key near Blind Pass in potholes around docks and oyster bars and on the shopping mayhem and enjoy it. What I frequent hook-ups in sand potholes over and off oyster bars. beaches. They come unbuttoned from the do understand, with all crowds on the the lower stages of the tides on the skin­ In Matlacha Pass, kayak anglers also hook really easy, if you have a good one roads and shopping at the stores, it will ny grass flats. Floating twitch baits, Gulp took advantage of the low water and on; get that landing net under him before be a great time for a peaceful day of fish­ shrimp and live shrimp all caught the scored with both waking and tailing reds. lifting out of the water. They are one of ing. trouts’ attention as well as a few large Live shrimp rigged weedless and jerk the best eating fish in our waters and Have a safe and happy Thanksgiving - their numbers appear on the rise. Holiday. a> flounder from the sand holes. On the shad in glow colors took fish up to 25 — s- higher water, the largest trout were inches in Indian Fields at the north end From shore, pompano, sheepshead, c mackerel, redfish,and flounder were If you have a fishing report or for a. caught around schooling mullet near and along the eastern shoreline north of aj oyster bars. McCardles Island south of the taken from the Bokeelia Fishing Pier, the charter information, please contact us OL Low tides over the past week brought bridge. Trout and a few nice flounder Sanibel Pier and off the rocks at Blinds at239-283-7960; Website: www.fish- -a pineisland.com, or e-mail: e plenty of shallow water opportunities were also caught with the reds. Pass on Captiva. Trout, snook and 08 inshore. If you enjoy low water fishing, It’s shaping up to be a decent winter Spanish mackerel were reported from the [email protected] this is the time of year to get excited for flounder. Without really targeting Matlacha Bridge. about. When you think of skinny (shal- them, many anglers are putting a couple Thanksgiving is upon us followed by Red Sox announce 2014 Spring Training Schedule Sanibel Island Golf Club The Boston Red Sox today released their 2014 the following night, the second of six contests between Spring Training schedule, which includes 17 games at the cross-town foes. Men’s League results the team’s Spring Training facility, JetBlue Park at On Monday, March 17, at 1:05 p.m., the St. Louis Special to the Reporter Fenway South. Tickets for all 2014 Spring Training Cardinals will visit JetBlue Park for a St. Patrick’s Day On Saturday Nov. 23, the Sanibel Island Golf Club games at JetBlue Park are scheduled to go on sale on rematch of the 2013 World Series participants. The Men’s League played a Stableford points game: one point for Saturday, Dec. 7 at 10 a.m. at JetBlue Park, by phone, Red Sox will also play a game against the Cardinals in a net par, two points for a net birdie, three points for a net and on redsox.com. Jupiter, Fla., on March 5. eagle and four Eight of the 15 seating categories at JetBlue Park The Red Sox will visit the AL East rival New York points for a net will increase by $2. Ticket prices will range from $5 to Yankees on Tuesday, March 18 in Tampa, and will host double eagle. The $48. There will be no price change for the seven seat­ the club at JetBlue Park on Thursday, March 20 at 7:05 team’s individual ing categories priced $15 or less. This coming year p.m., one of five night games on the home sched­ net scores were marks the Red Sox’ third at JetBlue Park at Fenway ule. Other division matchups include five contests added to deter­ South. against Baltimore, four versus Tampa, and one against mine the total Fans can purchase tickets at JetBlue Park in Fort Toronto. score for each Myers, FL, online at redsox.com, and by phone at 888- The Red Sox will once again hold an Open House at hole. REDSOX6. Fans who require ADA accessible seating JetBlue Park on Saturday, Feb. 22. The event is sched­ The winning may also call 877-REDSOX9. Hearing impaired fans uled to include a celebration of the 2013 World Series team was the may call the Red Sox TTY line at (617) 226-6644. Championship, give fans an opportunity to walk freely threesome of Guy PHOTO PROVIDED All 2014 day games at JetBlue Park are scheduled to around JetBlue Park, and enjoy concessions and enter­ Tober, Joel Left to right, the winners Tony begin at 1:05 p.m. and all night games are scheduled at tainment on Fenway South Drive - a street festival rem­ Baldino,Guy Tober, and Joel Goodman, and Goodman. 7:05 p.m. Boston will open the Spring Training season iniscent of Yawkey Way in Boston. The Open House is Tony Baldino, and with two college exhibition games on Thursday, Feb. open to the public free of charge. a blind draw with a total net score of 83. An interview with 27 - a 1:05 p.m. single admission doubleheader start­ The annual Spring Training equipment truck depar­ the winners determined they all played well with several ing with a game against the Northeastern University ture will take place on Saturday, Feb. 8 from Fenway birdies and wanted to thank their blind draw for the extra sup­ Huskies followed by a game with the Boston College Park. Pitchers and catchers are scheduled to report on port. The second place team of Bill Stell, Dick Cordair, Eagles. Saturday, Feb. 15, and will hold their first workout on Wayne Turner, and Fred Zimmer thought about lodging a The Red Sox will launch the 2014 Grapefruit Monday, Feb. 17. Position players report on Feb. 18 protest since they had a score of 82 with 11 points on one League schedule at home on Friday, Feb. 28 at 1:05 with the first full squad workout set for Thursday, Feb. hole. 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D e c . D e c . D e c . 13 14 20 at at vs. Reading Wheeling Wheeling Greenville Sanibel Rec Center Calendar 7:05 p.m. 7 p.m. 3 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Monday Hours ■ 9:00 a.m. Aqua Jogging 6:30 a.m.-8 p.m. ■ 10:00 a.m. Power Sculpting ■ 7:00 a.m. 50/5P Cardio-Sculpt ■ 10:30 a.m. Water Piiates ■ 8:30 a.m. Cycle Zone ■ 12:00 p.m. Aquaritis/Zumba ■ 9:00 a.m. Shallow Water Aerobics Basic ■ 10:00 a.m. Zumba ■ 5:30 p.m. BOSU, Ball & Strength ■ 10:30 a.m. Deep Water Aerobics ■ 12:00 p.m. Basic Yoga Friday Hours FGCU Schedule ■ 5:00 p.m. BOSU Piiates 6:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Volleyball Women’s ■ 7:00 a.m. Low-lnterval Training Upcoming Games Upcoming Games Tuesday Hours ■ 8:30 a.m. Cycle Zone 6:30 a.m.-8 p.m. ■ 9:00 a.m. Shallow Water Aerobics Atlantic Sun Tournament Dec. 4 — vs. South Florida, 7:05 ■ 8:00 a.m. Slow Flow Yoga at Kennesaw State p.m. ■ 10:00 a.m. High Energy Low ■ 8:30 a.m. Cycle Zone Impact Aerobics Nov. 21-23 Dec. 17 — at LSU, 8 p.m. ■ 9:00 a.m. Deep Water Aerobics FGCU Hilton/Homewood Classic ■ 10:30 a.m. Deep Water Aerobics ■ 10:00 a.m. Power Sculpting Dec. 20 — vs. St. Francis, 7:05 ■ 12:00 p.m. Basic Yoga ■ 10:30 a.m. Water Piiates p.m. Men’s Basketball ■ 12:00 p.m. Zumba Basic Saturday Hours Dec. 21 — vs. Virginia, 7:05 p.m. Upcoming Games ■ 5:30 p.m. Cycle Zone 8:00 a.m.-5 p.m. Dec. 7 — at Florida International, 5 ■ 8:30 a.m. Cycle Zone Dec. 29 - vs. St. Joseph’s, 6:05 p.m. Wednesday Hours ■ 9:00 a.m. Deep Water Aerobics p.m. Dec. 14 — vs. Samford. 1:05 p.m. 6:30 a.m.-8 p.m. ■ 10:00 a.m. Power Sculpting Jan. 4 — vs. Stetson. 7:05 p.m. Dec. 17 — at South Florida, 7 p.m. ■ 7:00 a.m. 50/50 Cardio-Sculpt ■ 11:00 a.m. Power Yoga Dec. 19 — at Mississippi State, 8 Jan. 9 — vs. East Tenn. State, 7:05 ■ 8:30 a.m. Cycle Zone p.m. p.m. ■ 9:00 a.m. Shallow Water Aerobics Sunday Hours Las Vegas Classic Jan. 11 — vs. USC Upstate, 7:05 ■ 10:00 a.m. Zumba 12 p.m.-5 p.m. Dec. 22 — vs. Florida A&M. 4:30 p.m. ■ 10:30 a.m. Deep Water Aerobics Weight room, tennis, gym, water p.m. Jan. 16 — at Kennesaw State, 7 ■ 12:00 p.m. Power Yoga slide, features pool, splash pad and lap Dec. 23 — vs. Radford/Sacred Heart, p.m ■ 5:00 p.m. Zumba pool use. TBA Jan. 18 — at Mercer, 3 p.m. ■ 6:00 p.m. Restorative Yoga Jan. 23 — vs. Jacksonville. 7:05 Sanibel Recreation Center is located Dec. 30 — vs. Northern Kentucky, p.m. Thursday Hours at 3880 Sanibel-Captiva Road. Daily, 7:05 p.m. Jan. 25 — vs. North Florida, 7:05 6:30 a.m.-8 p.m. weekly and annual memberships are Jan. 1 — vs. Lipscomb. 5:50 p.m. p.m. ■ 7:00 a.m. Cycle Zone available. For more information call the Jan. 5 — at Stetson, 1 p.m. Jan. 30 — at Lipscomb, 7 p.m. ■ 8:00 a.m. Slow Flow Yoga center at (239) 472-0345 or visit our Jan. 9 — at North Florida, 7 p.m. Feb. 1 - at Northern Kentucky, 7 ■ 8:30 a.m. Cycle Zone web site at www.mysanibel.com. Jan. 11 — at Jacksonville, 3:15 p.m. p.m. Jan. 16 — vs. USC Upstate, 7:05 Feb. 6 — at East Tenn. State, 7 p.m. p.m. Jan. 18 - vs. EastTenn. State, 7:35 Feb. 8 - at USC Upstate, 2 p.m. p.m. Feb. 13 — vs. Mercer, 7:05 p.m. Jan. 23 — at Mercer, 7 p.m. Feb. 15 — vs. Kennesaw State, Jan. 25 — at Kennesaw State, noon 7:05 p.m. Jan.31 — vs. Stetson, 7:05 p.m. Feb. 20 — at JacksonvilIe,5 p.m. Feb. 6 — vs. Jacksonville, 7:05 p.m. Feb. 22 — at North Floridia, 4:30 Feb. 8 — vs. North Florida, 7:05 p.m. p.m. Feb. 13 - at East Tenn. State, 7 p.m. Feb. 27 - vs. Lipscomb, 7:05 p.m. Feb. 15 — at USC Upstate, 2 p.m. March 1 — vs. Northern Kentucky, Feb. 21 — vs. Mercer, 6:05 p.m. 7:05 p.m. Feb. 23 — vs. Kennesaw State, 1:35 March 8 - at Stetson, 1 p.m. p.m. Atlantic Sun Tournament Feb. 27 - at Lipscomb, 7 p.m. March 11-16 March 1 - at Northern Kentucky, 1 p.m. Atlantic Sun Tournament March 4-9 5 8£« —

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As Spike uncovers Point provides independent living, (book and audiobook) will host an exclusive shopping spree for unlock her past, she filters the truth, he finds himself “When famed true-crime assisted living, skilled nursing, and a through photos, art, music, drawn deeper and deeper Shell Point residents and guests from 11 i writer Julian Wells’ body if variety support services. and stories, hoping that into a world of secrets, cor­ a.m. to 1 p.m. on Friday Dec. 12th with LILY Co. found in a boat drifting on a something will jog her ruption, and murderous delectable fare and a visit from "Dana” i Montauk pond, the question With its scaled economy, Shell memory, and soon, in tiny lies.” * Claus - all benefiting “Friends Who is not how he died, but why? bits and pieces, Nell starts Point is able to offer numerous The death is obviously a sui­ Care” remembering... a novel that amenities other retirement cide. But why would Julian Lionel Asbo: State of “With holidays around the corner, | T iu 'ti . asks: Who are we without communities cannot - an 18-hole Wells have taken his own England shopping can become tedious". Dan our memories? How much life? And was this his only by Martin Amis of our future is defined by crime? These are the ques­ (book, Ebook, audiobook our past?” * tions that first intrigue and and large print) then obsess Philip Anders, “Des Pepperdine is a boy Kings of Midnight Wells’ best friend and the out of place. He lives on the by Wallace Stroby chief defender of both his thirty-third floor of a (took and Ebook) moral and his literary lega­ London housing project; “Crissa Stone is a career cies. while his peers pick fights, criminal who has pulled a Anders’ increasingly Des retreats to the public number of impressive heists passionate and dangerous library. What’s more, Des’s by knowing how to keep her quest to answer these ques­ uncle and guardian, Lionel golf course, world-class events mouth shut and her temper tions becomes a journey into Asbo, is one of the most Schuyler and Karen Bell, owners of in check. Still, as good as and concerts, four separate a haunted life, one marked notorious petty criminals in Lily & Co. Jewelers said. ‘This she is, she wants to get out of by travel, learning, achieve­ the city. Yet Lionel, full of restaurants, on-site bank, on­ special event has been created to the life. All she needs is one ment and adventure, a life inept devotion to his site pharmacy, a guest house, last big score, enough to provide a delightful shopping that should have been cele­ nephew, dutifully teaches the Village Church, two medical bribe her lover’s way out on experience for the wonderful brated, but whose lonely end Des the essentials of becom­ centers, three separate assisted parole, set up a safe and sta­ points to terrors still ing a man (always carry a residents and guests of Shell ble new life, and get her unknown. Spanning four knife; pornography is easier Poinf We encourage all who attend S H E L L r P O IN T ^aa^ es' 3 fully-equipped skilled nursing center and daughter back. However, decades and traversing three than dating; pit bulls should to bring a special toy for the rehabilitation facilities. tilings keep going wrong, continents, a journey into be fed Tabasco sauce). To children in need this holiday season to be put like when her last two part­ one man’s heart of darkness survive these lessons, Des under the tree, they will be handed out by The four-legged friends at Uly & Co.. Lily and Grade (plus their ners lost their cool and seeks solace in a covert than ends in a blaze of light." “Friends Who Care” on Christmas Eve. owners Sanbel-Captiva realor Karen Bet and jeweler and G.IA fought over the take instead romantic union that would diamondologist Dan Schuyler) will otter the latest ieweliy trends and of walking away $150K fill Lionel with rage. But just Shell Point shoppers will enjoy browsing Lily & tips every other week, lily & Co. is Sanibefs only jewelry galiery. combinhg a fine /eweliy store and ait gaiety in one to S o n . richer. The mess they made as Des begins to lead a Co.’s couture jewelry, giftware and fine art Shadow of the Rock: The Uy S Co Jemity gaitery features a large selection ot tins coutue of the job and each other has collections from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. During that A Spike Sanguinetti healthier life, Lionel wins jewelry. loose G.I.A. and A.G.S. cerifed iamonds. colored Hones and s a put her on the run again. % 140 million in the lottery. time, guests will also be till-seme jeweler...Out services iKtafe jewelry repai and ws&xaticn, She’s not the only one. Novel The money ushers in a pub- ceitiSed ftofex walcfi and dodt repair, glass and metal hand engraving treated an assortment of services, bead and pearl re-stringng. pewter and hotknmare repair and Benny Roth, a former mob­ by Thomas Mogford lic-relations firm for Lionel, Pinocchio’s Original restoration, and appraisal services Though our Poe&vety Predous Program ster, has been straight for (book only) Lily i Co. purchases previously mm jetmy, stones, diarmds, ftosx along with a cannily ambi­ Homemade Italian ice years, but now he has his “On a humid summer tious topless model-poet. rafc/ies and stemware Iron customers for fquidatm ix.1,-poses. cream - a Sanibel Lty i Co. has garnered several rational swards Voted 1Coolest Jewelry own problems. A face from night in Gibraltar, lawyer Through it all, Lionel tradition - and scrumptious food ( Store" in the naSon ty NSTORE magazine. They won top 5 Designer the past has popped up to tell Spike Sanguinetti finds remains his vicious, oddly Retailer" award 0y Jenefer's Circular Keystone (XK) in then first year ii him that boss Joey Dio is Solomon Hassan, an old loyal self, and his problems, provided by George & Wendy’s business and also won from 2006-35!!. JCK awarded them a "S Star Store' ii finally dead and to ask about school friend, waiting on his Sanibel Seafood Grill. There will 2009 and was gven the lop Dog A ward" from the Smart Snow in 2011 in as well as Des’s. only seem Chicago. Locafy they have received "BEST ot the Islands' seven consecutive the five million dollars that doorstep. Accused of mur­ to multiply. By turns outra­ be a special visit from “Dana” Claus and his two years in a row. Joey was rumored to have dering a Spanish girl in geous and touching, Lionel golden retriever elves, Gracie and Angel. Store hours are Monday thru Saturday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. For mom stashed away years ago. Tangiers, Solomon swears Asbo is an exuberant Information about Uly & Co., call (239) 472-2888 or visit http:// Shoppers are invited to bring a gift donation for www.Hlyjewelets.aim. ot contact Dan Schuyler tor personal Benny denies knowing any­ his innocence. He has man­ Dickensian satire of crime, Friends Who Care, which is designed to help appointments. thing about it and claims aged to skip across the celebrity, and modem cul­ he’s out of the business. Straits, but the Moroccan ture.” * That may be what he says,* authorities demand his Report your news to THE CAPTIVA CURRENT: but he’s willing to risk return. 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V.P.Sally to Please inclusive. all person, per S8 Grille, Seafood Wendy’s and George at lunch Faces Friendly to related topics explore we as group women’s support special of our source a provide to Walk-in-Center FISH the at $20. fee F.I.S.H. benefit to Registration Proceeds a.m. t-shirts. 8 and at parking Free begins Registration cause. with­ need in children with families to hand helping a lend to Steelers tailgate to support F.I.S.H. support to tailgate Steelers "Calendar Item "Calendar holiday sales, and even visits from SantaClaus. from visits even and special sales, music, holiday refreshments, with night the into open be will Way.Businesses Periwinkle on candle, lit aandsand Captiva Sanibel The islands. the on holidays the for ple painting, body contest, Sculpture Sand Chillers, Caribbean 472-4775. at Center work We children. learning, their and refreshments, moms other fun, with for with or time sharing alone a and is either aged It welcome, children children. are with their years moms five our for island through dish All birth a party. bring to free brunch” Feel “light children. and moms island attend to invited cordially are women island All women. for life. of walks all from children help to is goal Their Beach. Road. Bay Tarpon and Way Periwinkle at Grille, Seafood follows: as December of month the for workshops in Cu pae hnrd o wie as fle with filled bags, white of hundreds places Club Lions Orchestra, & Wolanin more. Whitney and Luau with 24-26 Jan. Sun., Walk-In- FISH the at Jessi or Christine call please shops County. Lee Healthy of Way FISH, United by the and sponsored County, is Lee of Start group This times. discussion, together of topics new organize and research to together this to donated be will proceeds Walk community. our in F.I.S.H. with working are they season holiday coming this In introduce interesting speakers and maintain regular get- get- regular maintain and speakers interesting introduce Tuesday, Dec. 9th at 11:30 a.m. Please join FISH staff, vol­ staff, FISH join Please a.m. 11:30 at 9th Dec. Tuesday, Monday, December 16th from 10:00 to 11:30 11:30 to 10:00 from 16th December Monday, Have an event you want to appear in The Islander's cal­ Islander's The in appear to want you event an Have A list of the events hosted for 2013-2014. for hosted events the of list A work­ these on information more request to or up sign To meet will group This a.m. 11 to a.m. 10 9th Dec. Tuesday, Wendy’s and George at p.m. 6 at 17th Dec. Tuesday. Community Association Events: Association Community Optimist Sanibel-Captiva The a.m. 9 at 7th Dec. Saturday. complimentary upcoming announce to pleased is F.l.S.H. Sunday, Dec. 15th at the Great White Grill during game game during Grill White Great the at 15th Dec. Sunday, Luminary Festival Weekend enters its 29th year as a sta­a as year 29th its enters Weekend LuminaryFestival Group Women Empowering n ■ The Sanibel Community House Community Sanibel The ■ Sanibel of F.I.S.H. ■ ■ FISH Lunch with Friendly Faces Friendly with Lunch FISH ■ ■ Mom and Toddlers Group - Open to All Islanders Islanders All to Open - Group Toddlers and Mom ■ ■ Jingle Bell Walk Bell Jingle ■ ■ Steelers Tailgate Event to Benefit FISH Benefit to Event Tailgate Steelers ■ ■ “Sanibel Fun Fest” Community Festival on Fri., S at & at S Fri., on Festival Community Fest” Fun 18Jan. “Sanibel at S ■ on Shredding 26-29 Paper Dec. ■ from Mini-Golf Holiday ■ FISH Benefit to Performance Coile Chris ■ Sanibel-CaptivaLuminaryFestival Weekend CALENDAR I ” UPCOMING EVENTS omcsiy hreezenewspapers.com. cassidy@ m to December 6-7 a.m. the the h ekAedad Beyond and Ahead Week The

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■ April 9, 2014 at 4-6 p.m. (Wednesday): ■ Dec. 14: Seafood and Fishing Festival at Jensen’s Twin same time. Eyes Sad? Cataracts, night vision, bright light hurts; macu­ Palms all day, American Realty of Captiva Junkanoo Parade, ■ Happy Hour is twice daily from 3-5 p.m. at Turtles and lar degeneration? Activate your inner healing with Energy The Sanibel Captiva Trust Company Lighted Boat Parade, 5-7 p.m. in the Sea Breeze Cafe. Medicine shifts. Learn “hands on” tools that take 5 minutes Post Boat Parade Party, Holiday Hayride through the Village ■ The resort presents a poolside All-You-Can-Eat BBQ daily to shift the “Bla's” to “Ah Ha’s” with Eden Energy to South Seas Island Resort and back, and South Seas Buffet every Saturday from 12-4 p.m. with live entertain­ Medicine. The October issue of Prevention Magazine Holiday Stroll ment extolls the virtues o f energy medicine. Work with subtle ■ Dec. 15: Carol Sing at Chapel By the Sea followed by The Sundial Beach Resort and Spa is at 1451 Middle Gulf energies to restore your energy when tired; sharpen your refreshments at the Captiva Community Center and South Drive. For more information, visit www.sundialresort.com. memory; boost your immune system; and alleviate stress Seas Holiday Stroll and pain. After addressing the 5 Minute Routine, we will ■ Dec. 19-22: South Seas Holiday Stroll Jacaranda Patio Lounge see. The EYES have it. Anyone do daily eye exercises? No? ■ The Sanibel Captiva Orchid Society is pleased to present Playing Nightly: Why not—we realize the importance of exercise for our a Holiday Luncheon at Sundial Resort’s main dining room ■ Monday: Renata (jazz and dance) at 7:30 p.m. and 11:30 body and mind; but the “Windows to our World” get neg­ on Mon. Dec. 16 at 11:30 a.m. Featured speaker will be p.m. lected. This class will provide exercises for improving eye Mickey Camell, co-owner of Blue Pagóla Orchids in ■ Wednesday: Trevor Earl (contemporary, top 40 and reg­ health and assisting with healing for cataracts, night vision, Englewood, speaking on “Slipper Orchids”. Luncheon gae) at 7 p.m. and 11 p.m. bright light that hurts the eye, others and teach daily eye rou­ choices include a Seafood Crepe or a Chicken Breast sand­ ■ Thursday: Eric Malibu (contemporary, reggae, and tine. Give it a blink! Try it. It’s fun, it works and it’s empow­ wich both selections served with rice pilaf. All entrees dance) at 7:30 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. ering. include non-alcoholic beverages, a tossed salad, and ■ Sunday: Jamaica “Dave" & Co. (reggae and dance) at 7 For more information visit semmclmanenergy.com or call dessert. Cocktails, wine & beer are also available for addi­ p.m. and 11 p.m. for Karen at 443-786-0472. tional purchase. Cost for the luncheon is $20 for San Cap ■ Friday and Saturday at 8:30 p.m.: Cruzin Vibes (reggae ■ Residents of Southwest Florida who would like to learn Orchid Society members and $24 for guests which includes and dance) on Nov. 15-16; The Chicago Mob (classic rock about resort-style retirement options and lifecare are invited tax and gratuity. Membership dues for 2013-14 arc $20. and R&B) on Nov. 22-23; and The Wildfire. Blues Band to attend one of several informational meetings at Shell Reservations for the luncheon including choice of entree (classic txx'k and R&B) on Nov. 29-30. Point Retirement Community. Admission to these informa­ should be made with payment to the Sanibel Captiva Orchid The Jacaranda Patio Lounge is at 1223 Periwinkle Way. For tive sessions is free; however, seating is limited, so reserva­ Society by Thursday, Dec. 12. To make reservations, con­ more information call 472-1771. tions are required and may be made by calling Maureen tact San Cap Orchid Society treasurer, Carol Zell at 395- Thomson at 466-1131 or 1-800-780-1 l31.The meetings are 2122. George & Wendy’s Seafood Grille at 10 a.m. in the main Commons located in The Woodlands ■ FISH of Sanibel will host its first annual fundraising All entertainment 9-12 p.m., unless otherwise noted. neighborhood at Shell Point on the following dates: evening, Go F.I.S.H., on Sunday, Feb. 9 from 6-9 p.m. at The Karaoke every Thursday. Ladies Night every Saturday with ■ December 4, 10 and 18 Sundial Beach Resort and Spa. The focus of the event is to half price drinks for the ladies. Great Food and Drink ■ The San Cap Art League will host Steve Rogers upgrade and enlarge the F.l.S.H. Food Pantry. For more Specials. Schedule: Watercolor Workshop on Dec. 4, 5, and 6 at The Sanibel information, visit fishofsanibel.com. ■ Friday 11/29: The John Allender Band Community House, North Room, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Cost ■ Saturday 11/30: Cruzan Vibes - Soca Reggae Band is $300 for SCAL members, $325 for non-members. Steve ENTERTAINMENT ■ Tuesday 12/3 (6-7:30 p.m.): Chris Coile - guitar & Rogers is a nationally known artist and teacher. Contact Shell Point Retirement Community vocals Carol Good at 618-201-6252 or [email protected]. The new lineup for Shell Point's 11th annual Fine & ■ LUMINARY- Friday 12/6: Billy Metts (outside 6-9PM) Eight spaces are available and send Carol $100 to hold your Performing Arts Concert Series is available. From instru­ - folk guitar place. mentalists and vocalists to solo acts and extravagant big ■ The John Allender Band: 9 -12PM - rock & blues ■ The Tux & Trees Gala is scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 7 bands, this series of five performances brings an exciting ■ Saturday 12/7: Mary Winner & Dave Potter - vocals, from 6:30-10 p.m. at the Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center. variety of entertainment to The Village Church auditorium harmonica, mandolin It is the culmination of Goodwill Industries of Southwest located on The Island at Shell Point. ■ Friday 12/13: The John Allender Band Florida's Festival of Trees where trees are decorated with ■ The Four Freshmen - Thursday, Dec. 19 at 7:30 p.m. ■ Saturday 12/14: Mary' Winner & Dave Potter teddy bears collected from the community. Guests are able ■ Preservation Hall Jazz Band - Saturday, Jan. 4 at 7:30 ■ Tuesday 12/17: (6-7:30 p.m.) Chris Coile - guitar & to bid on trees and a tree is donated to the Golisano p.m. vocals Children's Hospital of Southwest Florida. Tickets are $100 ■ Glenn Miller Orchestra - Tuesday, Feb. 4 at 7:30 p.m. ■ Friday 12/20: Marty Stokes and the Captiva Blues Band each. For more information, visit tuxandtrees.com. ■ Jim Curry ‘Take Me Home: A Tribute to the Music of ■ Saturday 12/21: Slow Deal - rock band ■ The Sanibel Captiva Chamber of Commerce will host John Denver” - Monday, March 17 at 7:30 p.m. ■ Friday 12/27: Cruzan Vibes - Soca Reggae Band the 29th Annual Luminary Festival Weekend, presented by Shell Point Retirement Community has announced its ■ Saturday 12/28: The John Allender Band - rock & blues the Bondurant Realty Group. The Sanibel Luminary is 2013-2104 Concerts & Conversations Series, which offers band scheduled for Dec. 6 and the Captiva Luminary for Dec. 7. classical music lovers an opportunity to experience concerts New Years Eve Tues 12/31: Robbie Hutto - A local favorite For more information, visit sanibel-captiva.org. in an intimate setting and enjoy a dessert reception with the returns for the 1st time this season! ■ The Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW) is musicians following the performance. Tickets go on sale ■ Sunday Jazz Brunch hosting the Holly Ball on Sunday, Dec. 8 at The Sanctuary Sept. 6. Every Sunday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Golf Club. Hosted by Holly Belles, it's a very special event ■ Bassoonist Shelley Monroe Huang - Thursday, Jan. 30 Live Jazz Music 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. with a brunch buffet to begin the holiday season with a cocktail reception, auc­ at 7 p.m. ■ Open Full Regular Hours on Thanksgiving Day 11 a.m.- tions, dinner and dancing. Tickets are $125 and sponsor­ ■ Washington Saxophone Quartet - Monday, March 3 at 7 Midnight ships are available. The Sanibel Captiva Trust Company is p.m. George & Wendy's is at 2499 Periwinkle Way. For more the Master Sponsor. For information, contact James ■ Pianist Young-ah Tak - Monday, April 7 at 7 p.m. information, visit www.sanibelseafoodgrille.com. Robinson at 472-3644 ext. 221. ■ The San Cap Art League will have its general meeting at II Cielo Traditions on the Beach the Community House on Dec. 12 at 1 p.m. Ted deClercq II Cielo recently added a happy hour menu in its Cloud 9 Traditions On the Beach features live music and entertain­ will demonstrate in oil. He was named “Teacher of the Year Grille with specially priced appetizers and drink specials ment, just right for dancing that rounds off the perfect 2012-2013” as a figurative artist and sculptor who has an this summer from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. Live entertainment in evening. Live musical entertainment and dancing from 7 open studio and classes at the Hilltop Studio in Naples. the Cloud 9 Grille on Friday and Saturday evenings. For p.m. until late at Traditions On The Beach with Sanibel’s ■ The Captiva Holiday Village added new holiday events more information, visit www.ilcielosanibel.com or call 472- famous ‘Pianoman’ Joe McCormick and friends. This in the month of December. The South Seas Island Resort 5555. week’s lineup includes: will open its gates to the public for the South Seas Holiday II Cielo Sanibel is at 1244 Periwinkle Way. ■ Wednesday, Dec. 4: Sanibel’s own Pianoman Joe Stroll with lights, entertainment, and arts and crafts. To learn McCormick for popular favorites and smooth vocal sty lings, more about Captiva Holiday Village or to buy your Captiva Sundial Beach Resort and Spa R&B, Jazz and Pop Holiday Village Coupon Book, visit Sundial Beach Resort is celebrating its Fall Festival of din­ ■ Thursday, Dec. 5: Sanibel’s own Pianoman Joe CaptivaHolidayVillage.com. The 2013 event schedule: ing and entertainment. Diners may choose from the sophis­ McCormick for popular favorites and smooth vocal stylings, ■ Dec. 5: Researching Dolphins in Pine Island Sound at ticated Waterview for an elegant dinner from Wednesday- R&B, Jazz and Pop. ‘Tween Waters Inn sponsored by SCCF Sunday from 5-10 p.m. or the more casual Sea Breeze Café ■ Friday, Dec. 6: Features the popular Dusk Duo with Dean & Kathy Winkleman on piano, guitar & vocals. ■ Dec. 6: Sunset Arias at ‘Tween Waters Inn and Sanibel with al fresco dining and panoramic beach and Gulf views, ■ Saturday, Dec. 7: Guests are entertained to smooth music Luminary a Turtles Beach & Pool Bar. For poolside dining, Turtles and dancing with Joe McCormick & the fabulous Marvilla ■ Dec. 7: Royal Shell’s Decorated Golf Cart Parade, Golf provides lunch and dinner from the Sea Breeze menu. 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