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Sanibel’s city council on June 17 unanimously adopt­ ed Ordinance 14-004, amending the city's laws reg­ i f * Number of nests on islands ulating “Outdoor Lighting.” The new compliance date is Jan.1 this year rising fast 1, 2018. During the interim, the By SARAH KEECH city is evaluating whether the j [email protected] ordinance should be updated^5 based upon changes in technology, T heicre is promising news for the endangered sea turtles of SanibelSa and Captiva islands this year: the turtle nest including solar lighting options. numbersnu are continuing to climb. As of July 16, the See DARK SKY, page 31 Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation has located and staked off 428 nests, including a record 77 nests on Sanibel’s East End. Fertilizer video At the same time last year there were 359 turtle nests found on the barrier islands. For SCCF sea available online tie program volunteer Jerry Edelman the growing numbers are By CRAIG GARRETT especially good news. cgarre!t@breezenewspopers. com “There are more nests this year than any other year I’ve “Don’t Feed the been a volunteer,” Edelman said. “It’s very exciting.” Monster!” is available Edelman, a St. Louis native who has lived on Sanibel for on Sanibel's commu­ STOP 10 years, has volunteered with the SCCF sea turtle program nity website. for the past three years. Each Sunday at 6:30 a.m. during the The video was pro­ season. Edelman walks a one-mile area along the beach and duced by the Fertilize AIGAI 4 backwaters scouting for flipper marks in the sand and poten- ¥ Smart Education NO Fertilizer See TURTLES, page 32 Consortium, which July Thru Sept. h includes the cities of PHOTO OF LOGGERHEAD TURTLE HATCHLING BY Sanibel, Bonita Springs Fort Myers and EVE HAVERFIELD/TURTLE TIME, INC. Cape Coral. Lee and Charlotte counties. 4 IM See FERTILIZER, page 32

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Boardwalk offers limitless park access A labyrinth of real life Improvements along the Pond Apple Captiva Chamber of Commerce to While on a break at a labyrinth. Park Trail have been completed and the Roadside City Park. conference last year, I dis­ After pausing for a time trail is now reopened to the public. For additional information, contact the covered a labyrinth out in in the center, one follows The trail was temporarily closed for city of Sambel’s Natural Resources the woods behind a small the meandering path back park maintenance and construction of an Department at 472-3700, or visit mysani- wooden chapel. The out to the edge and leaves elevated boardwalk along one of the bel.com. labyrinth was so integrated the labyrinth. A labyrinth is wettest portions of the into the forest and ground not be confused with a trail. This is the second cover that I’d not noticed it maze, and can be found in of two boardwalks con­ on previous visits. I had religious and non-religious structed along the Pond about a half hour, so I traditions - used for con­ Apple Park Trail this decided to walk the templation, meditation, year. labyrinth and drink in the healing prayer, and peace. The Starr Thomas intoxicating scents in the air Some are accompanied by Memorial Boardwalk and the peacefulness within music or festooned with was completed in the woods. I’ve walked Rev. Dr. Ellen Sloan hundreds of candles when March 2014 and con­ labyrinths before, as many walked in the darkness. nected the Pond Apple of you have. My first was in Faces Walking a labyrinth is most Park Trail to the the narthex of the cathedral often done in silence, and Shipley Trail on the in San Francisco, then on Faith the slow, purposeful walk Sanibel-Captiva Conservation again at St. John the Divine itself is usually a threefold PHOTO PROVIDED in City, and again at a retreat process. As one enters the labyrinth, it is a Foundation’s Bailey The 35th annual Sanibel-Captiva Optimist Club center in the Litchfield Hills of time of “releasing” - an effort is made to let Homestead Preserve. Road Rally congratulated its third-place team Connecticut. But this labyrinth walk last go of distractions and worries, and create a The recently com­ July 17 at the Timbers restaurant in Sanibel. It’s year in the woods was different - veiy dif­ space for calmness and an opening of the pleted trail improve­ the oldest July 4 event in the Sanibel/Captiva ferent and difficult from all the others. heart. When one reaches the center, it is ments will provide the area, and features teams competing in a vehicle For those of you who have walked the helpful to pause for a few moments - in public year-round scavenger hunt. The Dosina Dynamos is a team meditative footsteps of labyrinths, you are prayer or thought or meditation. The center access to Pond Apple from Georgia, according to sponsors, that were familiar with the pattern. A circular path is of the labyrinth is a time of “receiving” - of Park and will allow vis­ thrilled to compete. The team included Seth clearly laid out with bricks or stones or new insights or illuminations of heart or itors to hike or bike, Lehrer (left), Tracy Lehrer, Joel Lehrer and Leroy grass, and it winds around and around until mind or soul. Finally, the walk out of the using off-road bicycles, Gardner. The team earned a gift certificate to the ‘Tween Waters Inn resort in Captiva. you find yourself at the very center of the See LABYRINTH, page 32 from the Sanibel-

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Optimist rally ends the The 2014 Sanibel-Captiva Optimist Club July 4 Road Rally winners included: season with award ceremony FIRST PLACE: Martini Mamas SECOND PLACE: Margaritaville Marauders Awards and a wrap-up celebration for the 35th annual Sanibel-Captiva Optimist Club Road Rally were com­ THIRD PLACE: Dosinia Dynamos pleted July 17 at the Timbers restaurant in Sanibel. It’s the oldest July 4 event in the Sanibel/Captiva area, and COVETED LAST PLACE: Best in Show features teams competing in a vehicle scavenger hunt. Each of the 36 teams in this year’s event worked from a BEST-DECORATED CAR: Illinois 5 Vfe+1 list of 144 questions. The winning team, the Martini Mommas, finished the course in a little over two hours. 4. Granny’s Gang Drivers followed strict speed and traffic guidelines. The event raised some $ 10,000 in fees and sponsor dona­ 5. Pure Sanibel tions for the Optimist Club’s college scholarship program, club president Stan Howard said. 6. Big Smiles PHOTOS BY CRAIG GARRETT 7. Swamp Girls 8. (In a Tie) Mongolian Yak Herders & Legion Lilly’s 9. (In a Tie) Chive On & The Wineaux 10. Bogie Fever 11. Village Idiots 12. Bird Dogs 13. Loose Wheels 14. (In a Tie) Witches of East Lake & Illinois 5 1/2+1 15. Team Kelly 16. Bayou Bombers 17. Karas Kruisers 18. St. Louis Blues 19. (In a Tie) Last Out First In & Team Howard 20. Tri Stone Flyers 21. Dead End Yacht Club 22. The 5 Dribwons 23. The Terrfic Two 24. Copy That 25. Bailies Baggers 26. Cippin’ Bar Flies 27. The Waterside Inn 28. Fab Five 29. Sanibelles Honey Badgers please make it next year! Island

The winning Martini Momma team included Colleen Bauer(left), MaryBeth Greenplate, Dawn Ramsey, Chelle Koster Walton.

A BIG CARD OF THANKS goes out to all the Sanibel-Captiva Optimist Club 2014 July 4 Road Rally sponsors! In no particular order... Sanibel-Captiva Community Bank, The Timbers, The Grille, Dave & Donna Edwards, Tween Waters Inn. Bailey’s General Store, The Howboys-Las Vegas NV, Team and staff reading a proclamation. Mike Stone, John & Martha Wolf, Island BBQ, Doc Ford's Sanibel Rum Bar & Grille, Seahorse Cottages, Tarpon Bay Explorers, American Legion Post 123, Over Easy Cafe, The Cedar Chest-Fine Jewelry, Nu Way Concrete Forms, Coral Vet, Janet Strickland P.A., Lazy Flamingo, Floral Artistry, T-Shirt Hut, John Grey , West Wind Inn, Tuttles Seahorse Shop. Pinocchio’s Original Italian Ice Cream, Mon Reve Lawn Care inc., Lighthouse Cafe of Sanibel, Island Insurance Services, Sanibel Cafe, The Jacaranda Restaurant, Rally banner is passed to each year’s winning Barefoot Charley’s Painting, Sangria Grill, Tuttles Sea team. Horse Shop, SanCap Gateway Realty, Bone Dry Water Supply, Santiva Cab, Sanibel-Captiva Trust Company, Island Graphics, Lifeline Designs, Blue Coyote, The Great White Grill, Islander, Island Sun, Pak-N-Ship, CHR, Captiva Island Store, Pfeifer Realty Group and the City of Sanibel. We would also like to thank all the hard working vol­ unteers who come together every year to make this hap­ pen. For their patience and hard work, the staff at the Grille. Thanks to the new and returning participants for joining the Road Rally and showing your support. Hope Above: Last year’s winning team, Margaritaville everyone had fun! Anyone we missed thanks to you too! Maruaders, finished second. Left: Relaxing in the moments before the ceremony. VO CO 4> 01 C3 islan d CU SPORTS REPORTER O Report your new s to CAPTIVASANIBEL.COM

>> "3 Anglers find success fishing the super moon ►> Although the weather Red grouper of legal size os TS was hot, as one would were found in depths begin­ t*> o expect in July, the full ning at 70 feet out to 100 B *3 (super) moon brought us feet plus. Live pinfish, great tides and at times very grunts and squirrelfish work good fishing. best for the reds, plus a few o If you just want to have big gags. Lane and man­ -* fun while relaxing, the grove snapper were also tu beaches are the place to be. hooked from the same Large numbers of snook are depths, but the daytime bite roaming the surf feeding on was a little slow, assumed huge schools of bait and are due to the big moon. a sight fishermen’s dream. Inshore, the mangrove The water is clear and at snapper bite was strong times the fish are so focused Capt. Bill Russell throughout the area with on the bait pods it’s been widespread reports of limits pretty easy to get close On the of the tasty fish. Look for enough to make an easy them around oyster bars, presentation. W ater creek mouths. Island points, Most of the snook are rocks, docks and bridges. E © running 22 to 26 inches, but The best bite is when the « there are much bigger ones. Free lined tide movement is good, with the exception "33 pilchards, small pinfish, 1/8 ounce white of the Passes. Generally, fishing the passes £ bucktail jigs and a variety of small white anglers prefer fishing the last stage of a '3 PHOTO PROVIDED (lies all got action. Look for the fish right tide, through slack, and the beginning of •nca While Courtney Morris of Bokeelia fought this big 30-inch redfish, her « off the edge of the beach in the surf. the next stage. Why, because with the friend, Danny Nguyen, cheered her on. The red was caught on cut bait and Remember snook are catch and release strong tides with the big moon it’s near safely released in Pine Island Sound. They were fishing with Courtney’s a only. Trout to 20 inches and mangrove impossible to keep a bait near the bottom. CS dad, Ed Wentz. u snapper were also hooked with the same The water movement is much slower dur­ baits along the beach, preferring areas with ing this time allowing for controlled drifts bers were often a challenge. Some of the anglers busy and a beautiful beach and some type of submerged structure to keep baits near the bottom where the fish better action came from grass flats and water for everyone else. Need I say more! Bait balls off the beach are also attract­ are. points inside the gulf passes, and If you have a fishing report or for char­ ing Spanish mackerel; look for birds and A few redfish reports came from Pine grass/sand areas over the-northwest side of ter information, rocketing mackerel from a few hundred Island Sound, with fish to 26 inches report­ Pine Island Sound. please contact us at b> feet off the beach out several miles. ed at the north end near Big Jim Creek, and We all know it’s hot and if you are 239-283-7960 on -+-»a> Further offshore from 10 miles out, king fish to 29 inches further south near the working too hard to catch fish, it’s just not the web at i» © mackerel up to 40 pounds were hooked on power lines. Cut ladyfish or mullet, live enjoyable. A great option over the summer www.fishpineis- a, live baits over structure. Many anglers are pinfish with the tail clipped off, and is to load up the family and head to one of land.com or email a 06 reporting more sharks than usual offshore, Berkley Gulp baits were the best bet. the beaches. Fish a little, swim a little, but [email protected] 'O plus some large tiger sharks in 100 to 150 Trout reports were off and on; plenty of basically take it easy and relax. There are Have a safe week a undersize fish but larger ones in any num- plenty of fish along the beaches to keep the and good fishin’. a depths. Lee Bar event raises funds for PACE girls The Lee County Bar Association (LCBA) is proud to our most optimistic expectations. It was a collaborative for-profit organization, has served the citizens and legal announce its Fourth Annual Charity Golf Tournament, held effort that could not have reached this level of success with­ community since 1949 and has a current membership of Saturday, June 28 at Pelican Preserve Golf Club, raised out the dedication of many volunteers, generous sponsors nearly 800. The purpose of the organization is to further the more than $20,000 for PACE Center for Girls of Lee and donors, and all the players who came out to support the education of its members, create meaningful interaction County. The tournament, which also included a lunch-time event,” LCBA president and PACE board member John among its members and inform the community on important silent and live auction, raised more funds for charity than any Agnew said. legal matters. other single event held in the LCBA’s 65-year history PACE Center for Girls is a non-residential prevention The LCBA supports the citizens of Lee County by pro­ The funds come at an opportune time for PACE, which and intervention program targeting the unique needs of girls, viding free legal clinics on important topics of local interest; moved into a new location in the spring of 2014 that ages 12 to 18. facing challenges such as physical and sexu­ promoting the Rule of Law with student programs such as its required extensive remodeling. The organization has since al abuse, domestic violence, substance abuse, foster care, annual Mock Trial competitions, and School Speakers for been approved to increase its enrollment, meaning it is in neglect, death of a parent, family history of incarceration and Constitution Week; and providing a Lawyer Referral need of funds not only to complete payment for renovations declining grades. Service to connect the public with qualified attorneys. For of the new school, but also to fund the additional staff The tournament also served as a dress-collection event, more information, call (239) 334-0047, or visit leebar.org. required to serve the needs of an increasing number of stu­ netting 257 dresses for dents. PACE’s major fundraiser. “We knew pairing the LCBA and PACE for a charity Love That Dress! event would be a great success, but the result exceeded even This year's “Love That Dress!” event, which is open Recreation center to the public, will be held from 6-9 p.m. on Attorney J. Wednesday, Aug, 27 at Jeffrey Rice, maintenance scheduled Embassy Suites Hotel in the Hon. Estero. Tickets go on sale The Sanibel Recreation Center will close July 26 through Aug. 3 for mainte­ Christine online at 8 a.m. Aug. 1 at nance projects, improvements will include resurfacing of the gymnasium floor and Greider, the front entrance, deep cleaning and painting of the facility, restriping of the parking Hon. James www.pacecenter.org/cen- lot and resealing of restroom tile. Adams. ters/lee/lee-ltd/tickets. Day-camp programs will operate as scheduled. About the Lee Count}’ The Sanibel Recreation Center is at 3880 Sanibel-Captiva Road. Daily, weekly, PHOTO Bar Association semi-annual and annual memberships are available. For details, call (239) 472- PROVIDED The Lee County Bar 0345 or visit mysanibel.com. Association, a 501(c)6 not- ae 37Page ek f ensa, uy 3 21 beznwppr.o Iln Reporter Island breezenewspapers.com 2014 23, July Wednesday, of Week M

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Plant Subject: Carissa (C arissa m acrocarpa) First impression: Shiny highly toxic quality. You deep dark green leaves are an will appreciate this plant's eye-catching backdrop to the easy nature and lack of twinkling star-like white pests and disease. The flowers. Wow, what an mature plants occasionally intense fragrance of jasmine will get a branch area that mixed with gardenia. Look turns completely black and out: the closely spaced leaves necrotic, just prune away. are hiding small spines on Made for our tropical cli­ the branches. These thick mate, easy care, drought leaves ooze a white milky tolerant, and can take full FORCE MARSHALL C arissa (Carissa macro­ sap when broken. Plum sized sun to partial shade. It is a carpa). fruit in varying shades of Anita Force Marshall non-native , non-invasive ripeness are being protected species, who hails from the by the thorns. But ahhh, the W h a t’s South of Africa, where it is PAID ADVKRT1SKMKNT fragrance is the worth the grown as an edible crop. Rubies & Peridot: sniff! Take a deep breath and B loom ing **Remember we have a gemstones fo r July and August let your memories take over yearly fertilizer restriction at the Botanical Gardens of in Paradise during July 1 thru Oct. 2. by Dan Schuyler & Karen Bell the Sanibel Moorings. This is a very important Capricorn as well as being the gem that mandatory restriction to celebrates 15th and 40th wedding Upon further investigation: Carissa is reduce nitrogen and phosphorus runoff into anniversaries. considered a great addition to your coastal our precious waterways. Any fertilizing dur­ Peridot is a yellow to yellow-green garden. It adds a dark green compact ing our rainy season only ends up in our gemstone that has been mined for thousands shape with lots of grit against strong water resources as unwanted algae of years. It is often the result of volcanic action winds and salt spray. Its dense foliage blooms.** with tiny peridot crystals sometimes appearing makes it a good screen, and its thorns in black volcanic sand. There are biblical make it a stay away barrier as well. Pros: references to its bright green color, and it is It can be pruned to any size. Patience is ■ Bloomer and fruiter at the same time said to have been one of the favorite the key because of its slow growth, it’s a ■ Does well in sandy soil gemstones of Queen Cleopatra. great plant to grow and shape as your gar­ ■ Pollinator attractor The stone is thought to bring the wearer good den grows with time. Considered a medi­ ■ Salt tolerance luck, peace, and success. The powers of good um sized shrub, our tallest one is about 12 ■ Adds a dark green backdrop to your health, protection, and peaceful sleep have feet tall. Nowadays more cultivars are garden also been attributed to peridot. Other available to us in dwarf sizes, horizontal ■ Save on expensive perfumes-rub all Six times each year, this column myths attribute the bright green gem ground covers, thorn less, and spiral flow­ over your body will feature the history, mythology, with the ability to attract love and ers. The fragrant tiny flowers are cameo ■ Easy care and facts surrounding various calm anger while also soothing white and packed an olfactory wallop of ■ Add a new jelly to your repertoire birthstones. If you have a July Co.ULY nerves and dispelling negative fragrance, which intensifies at night. Take ■ Intoxicating fragrance. birthday, your gem is the ruby; those emotions. a flower and rub it on your wrists — ahhh- bom in August are gifted with the Peridots are found in Myanmar, hh! The flowers are a super pollinator Coas: peridot. attractor; everyone takes advantage of the ■ Be careful with sap Pakistan, Norway, China, Hawaii, North nectar. Remember I mentioned fruits? ■ Slow grower Carolina, and Arizona. The most important Natal plums start out green then turn a ■ Pollinator attractor source of peridot in the world is the San reddish crimson hue when ripe. To me, ■ Non native Carlos Apache Indian Reservation near they are very tart and remind me of sour ■ Spiny-ouch! Globe, Arizona, where Native Americans cranberries, but can be transformed into ■ Neighbors may be stealing fruit when primarily mine the stone. Interestingly, it has unique pies, jams, jellies, and sauces. One you're not looking. also been found in some meteorites, making drawback of our star is that the tasty plum it one of the few gems known to exist outside is the only plant part that is not poisonous. Conclusion: Blooms of cameo white our solar system. Like many plants of the Carissa species, starry flowers, which fill the night with a Peridot is available in small sizes because the white milky sap of the leaves can twinkling fragrance. Follow your nose to our Top-quality rubies rank among the world’s larger stones are becoming scarce. It is not a make you ill. Wear gloves, wash your garden in paradise. rare and costly gems. Its glowing red color has hard stone and can scratch easily. Carefully hands, and never ingest this ooze, it has a Don’t wanna miss this bloomer! been attributed to holding vast magical powers protect your peridot from scratches, sharp including an unquenchable fire, the prevention blows, household chemicals, and extreme of evil thoughts, the ability to reconcile temperature changes. Do not use a home disputes, and the ability to bring its wearer ultrasonic machine for cleaning. perfect peace and happiness. Along with being the gemstone for August Dejection on a Florida Summer Afternoon When seeking a ruby, you should know birthdays, peridot is the birthstone for Libra as On this ominous afternoon that they can display a range of colors from well as being the gem for 16th wedding I’ve had my fill of Florida, p medium to very dark, and the hue can be anniversary gifts. My fill of alligator-friendly heat. orange, purple, pink, or brown. Rubies are The four-legged friends at Lily & Co.. Lily arul Grade (plus Of red weather often slightly included and are cut in traditional iheir owners Sanibel-Captiva realtor Karen Bell and jeweler Bursting from the TV screen shapes. Large rubies are rare, and the highest and G.I.A. gemologist Dan Schuyler) offer the latest jewelry Into a dark angry clot quality ruby is not usually larger than five trends ami tips every other week. Lily & Co. is Sanibelfs only Over our fail-safe houses carats. jewelry gallery, combining a fine jewelry store and art And alien lawns — my fill Rubies are traditionally found in Myanmar, gallery in one location. Of violent venereal rain Madagascar, Kenya, Thailand, and Vietnam. Dan Schuyler has been a prominent fixture in the jewelry Fueling the overgrowth Rubies are very wearable because they have industry for more than 35 years. A native o f Maryland, And overbuilding, the excess a high hardness, or scratch resistance. To Schuyler has dealt in nearly every• aspect o f the jewelry Of Paradise paved over. clean rubies, you can safely use liquid cleaner business - from sales and advertising to buying and designing. or detergent, but do not scrub them. When in Schuyler had his first foray into the jewelry business at the On this ominous afternoon doubt, bring your jewelry to the store for no­ Joe Pacheco age of 19, when he worked as an engraver, while attending Lightning flashes charge cleaning and inspection twice each college. During the course of his education. Schuyler became In diabolical sync year. With the signs on Tamiami. Poetic a GJA, DCA diamond, gem, and pearl course graduate. In Inside my conditioned 2(X)2. he set his sights on Southwest Florida and worked Condo cocoon, outages blink License with some o f the regions' leading jewelry companies. In Off and on, off and on, 2006. he opened his first jewelry store on Sanibel. Urging me to evacuate To send him a question, please e-mail him at Before the unborn mosquitoes dschuyler® Ii lyjewelers. com Store hours are Monday through Saturday 10 a.m - 5 p.m. Get to beat their wings For more information about Lily cJ Co., call (239) 472-2HHH And the mouth of red weather or visit www.lHyjewelers.com. Swallows me whole. Along with being the birthstone for July, rubies are the birthstone for summer and Sanibel-Captiva Islander captivasanibel.com Week of Wednesday, July 23, 2014 B Page 40 adgtaj a get land ekat Lnh Dne <& Snacks Dinner Lunch, reakfast, B Show your Show FLLicense u-iiosfo h north the from Our-visitors 63 16 2 Open Open , m s l a i c e p S A G N U B A W O C i n o b a r d With Entree Purchase between between Purchase Entree With i^pmW futftqith tils I tils a rid $ futftqith i^pmW have Moooved have ic fKEY LI IE! P E IM L Y E K of piece Periwinkle 7 t i ) .0606 wt fo purchase) food (with am - - am ass of o s s la g a y o j n e r o :

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■ Bat Yam Temple of the Islands Carlos. The one hour session includes Islander Sanibel-Captiva captivasanibel.com 2014 23, July Wednesday, ofWeekM Meets at the Sanibel Congregational breakfast, the video, and discussion HE Church, 2050 Periwinkle Way, 395- time. All men, including teens are wel­ 2544 or [email protected] come! Visit the website at batyam.org The Carpenter’s Cafe on the campus HARVEY-ENGELHARDT Shabbat Services, Fridays, 8 p.m. of Sanibel Community Church opens at Funeral & Crem ation Services ■ Captiva Chapel by the Sea 6:30 p.m., with TRIVIA starting at 7 The Rev. George E. Morris p.m. Bring your friends or just bring Services every Sunday at 11 a.m. yourself! Teams can be any size. It will Nov. 9, 2014 thru April 26. 2015 be a fun mixed genre Trivia 1 1580 Chapin Lane on Captiva Night(although there might be a Bible 472-1646 question slipped in). There will be an ■ First Church-Christ Scientist awesome prize for the winning 2950 West Gulf Drive, Sanibel, team! Come join in on the Thursday 472-8684 night’s Trivia Nightfun! Sundays, 10:30 a.m. and Wednesdays, 7:30 p.m. The Art of Marriage Weekend Reading Room: Fridays at 10 a.m. to sponsored by Sanibel Community noon and during season (Jan. to March) Church on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays Pastor Daryl Donovan and his wife 10 a.m. to noon.. Located in rear of Elaine will be hosting a 3-day weekend church building. for couples to renew and recharge their ■ Sanibel Community Church marriages on Aug. 1-3. Using the pow­ 1740 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, 472- erful video series produced by Family 2684/sanibelchurch.com Life Today, Pastor Daryl and Elaine will facilitate a weekend at the beautiful Summer Services Hyatt Hotel at the Forum. The Art of is why we have been here Even though it’s summer, the Sanibel Marriage includes instructions from Community Church continues to offer dozens of experts in the field of relation­ fo r over 100yea rs three opportunities for worship on ships, and especially marriage. The Sunday,,morning. For the early risers costs for the weekend is $229 per cou­ who enjoy the cool of the morning, a tra­ ple, which includes lodging, breakfast ditional worship service is held at 8 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday, and lunch on in the historic chapel. This service Saturday, and all materials. Deadline for • Onsite Crematory - Cremation always concludes with the Lord’s registration is July 15. Supper. At 9 a.m. the Praise Team leads Specialists an exuberant contemporary worship New Series at Sanibel Community service in the main sanctuary. Another Church traditional worship service takes place at Dr. Daryl Donovan, Senior Pastor of • Offering Burial Service Simple 11 a.m. in the main sanctuary. At 10:15 Sanibel Community Church, this month cold drinks, coffee and snacks are avail­ continues a new series entitled, “The able during courtyard fellowship. Child Philippian Flip,” based on Paul’s letter Cremations & Transfers Back Home care is available at all services. Bible to the church at Philippi. According to classes are available for children and Pastor Donovan, “Paul talks about giv­ adults at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. Sanibel ing thanks even when bad things hap­ • Providing Life Tributes, Videos Community Church is an evangelical pen....about serving when you deserve non-denominational church, serving to be served...about loving those who & Webcasting Sanibel for more than 100 years. Come aren’t loving to you. Philippians is full hear a strong, relevant Biblical message of Biblical principles that seem upside- from Dr. Daryl G. Donovan, senior pas­ down to the thinking that is out on the • Serving All Local Cemeteries tor. Feel free to dress casually. streets.” This practical, encouraging and inspiring series will run through Course on the Holy Spirit October. The Sunday morning message • State-of-the-Art Facilities For International speaker and author. Dr. at all three services, 8 a.m., 9 a.m. and John Bevere, has produced an introduc­ 11 a.m. will each be based on “The Visitations, Celebrations of Life tory video course on the person and Philippian Flip.” work of the Holy Spirit. Beginning Each Sunday Sanibel Community Wednesday evening, July 2 at 6:30 Church offers three worship services. A & Banquets p.m., Dr. Daryl Donovan, Senior Pastor traditional service, concluding with the of the Sanibel Community Church, will Lord’s Supper is at 8 a.m. in the historic serve as facilitator of this instructive and chapel. At 9 a.m. a contemporary serv­ inspiring course. Sessions run for six ice, led by the praise team takes place in consecutive Wednesday evenings. Each the main sanctuary. Following court­ evening session will include stimulating yard fellowship, a second traditional HE interactive discussion of the material service is held at 11 a.m. in the main presented. The course is free and all are sanctuary. welcome. Sanibel Community Church is an HARVEY-ENGELHARDT evangelical, non-denominational Funeral & Crem ation Services Stepping Up: A Call to church. All are welcome. Feel free to Courageous Manhood dress casually. Beginning July 2, Sanibel Sunday Worship Hours: Traditional Community Church will be sponsoring a Service with Communion, 8 a.m.; 10-week course for men designed to call Contemporary Service with kid's 1600 Colonial Blvd., men to step up into God’s purposes for church, 9 a.m.; Fellowship in court­ their lives. Using a powerful video yard, 10:15 a.m.; Adult and Youth Fort Myers, FL 33907 series produced by Family Life Today, Sunday School classes, 10:45 a.m.; and featuring Christian Psychologist Dr. Traditional Service with choir, 11 a.m. Dennis Rainey, men will receive words Childcare available at all services. Even of encouragement and challenge from in the summer months, Sanibel numerous experts and scholars. The Community Church will continue to 239-936-2177 course is offered at 6:30 a.m. or 8:00 offer three full worship opportunities, a.m. each Wednesday at the Sanibel with child care at each, on Sunday mom- Community Church and at 8:00 a.m. on www.harvey-engelhardt.com Thursdays at the Perkins on San See ISLAND WORSHIP, page 48. 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Big fun at the Captiva Library South Seas Teens! You've read, you've watched, now it's your Island time to win it! Bring all your Teen Bucks to the Captiva Resort Memorial Libraty at 3 p.m. on July 26 and join us as we dates to have our End of Summer the 1930s. T1V T T Party and auction for cool prizes. PHOTOS You must have Teen PROVIDED Bucks to attend the end of summer party. No Teen Bucks? You still can earn them at Read Down Fines at 10 a.m. the day of the party. Read Down Fines is a pro­ gram which allows young library patrons I S‘ and under the opportunity to decrease Ann Bradley their library card overdue Charging stations offered charges by reading for “Library Bucks.” Readers At the check in with staff at the to Captiva resort guests Library start of the program and for every 15 minutes of read­ By CRAIG GARRETT ple of years ago. It's estimated there are ing, they will receive a ■ [email protected] some 60,000 on the roads this year. coupon worth up to $2 in Some day they'll be as common as There are another 45,000 hybrids "Library Bucks” to be used toward existing overdue gas pumps. requiring charging, millions of battery- charges, with the potential of earning $8 in one hour. If But for at least the next few years, gas hybrids. the library card of the child/teen has overdue charges of electric charging stations will be few in The Captiva-Sanibel area now has less than $2, only the existing overdue charges will be number. Which is why a Captiva resort two charging stations, with the other at removed. There is no cash value for any unused portion has placed two of the devices on the a Sanibel coffee shop. There are a cou­ of the $2 "Library Bucks" coupon and any leftover grounds. The charging stations at the ple in Fort Myers Beach, dozens in the amount cannot be applied to future overdue charges. A South Seas Island Resort are for guests immediate radius of Fort Myers. library card or library card number is required to access to the gated and popular tourist destina­ Plugshare.com is one source for elec­ your account. tion, one near the entry to the sprawling tric owners to find an available outlet to For complete kids and teen program event listings and complex, the other in the rear of the juice their vehicles. Most electric vehi­ detail, go to leelibrary.net, or call the Captiva Memorial 330-acre property. The devices were cles get about 300 miles from a charge. Library' at 533-4890. purchased from the electric carmaker The issue in Captiva, particularly, is To introduce your brain to new thoughts and ideas Tesla. the isolation. Drivers of gas-powered read a non-fiction book: "It's an option for our guests," said vehicles struggle with finding tradition­ Daniel Smock, with the resort's mar­ al gasoline, let alone an alternative "History Decoded: The 10 Greatest keting and communications office. power source. There is no charging fee to guests, he "There are so. few," Smock said of Conspiracies of All Time" said. charging stations, "and we're happy to by Brad Meltzer and Keitfi Ferrell While electric stations were slow in be the first (Captiva) resort to have “It's an irresistible combination: Brad Meltzer. a bom gaining traction, the popularity of elec­ oner" storyteller, counting down the world's most intriguing Tesla charging device at South unsolved mysteries. And to make this richly illustrated tric vehicles and the complementary Tesla has been aggressive in the Seas. need for power has prompted obvious electric vehicle market. The compa­ book even richer, each chapter invites the reader along growth of home and public charging ny was founded by a software bil­ and others are building all-electric for an interactive experience. through the addition of stations. There are some 12,000, 240- lionaire in 2003. The company this vehicles. It's estimated that 2 million removable facsimile documents — the evidence! It's a volt stations in the US. There were a year introduces its fourth-generation electric vehicles will be on US roads treasure trove for conspiracy buffs, a Griffin and Sabine handful of electric vehicles just a cou­ car. Toyota, Nissan, General Motors by the year 2020. for history lovers. Adapted from Decoded, Meitzer’s hit show on the HISTORY network, "History Decoded" explores fascinating, unexplained questions. Is Fort Captiva resort will host November tennis tourney Knox empty? Why was Hitler so intent on capturing the A professional tennis tourna­ finale of the 201 5 Australian Open Roman 'Spear of Destiny?' What’s the government hid­ ment will return to Captiva in Wild Card Challenge. ing in Area 5 1 ? Where did the Confederacy’s $ 19 mil­ November. A new series being put on this lion in gold and silver go at the end of the Civil War? The South Seas Island Resort year by the USTA Pro Circuit, the And did Lee Harvey Oswald really act alone? Meltzer Women’s Pro Classic/$50,00() Australian Open Wildcard Challenge sifts through the evidence; weighs competing theories; USTA Pro Circuit Event runs Nov. is designed to award the best per­ separates what we know to be true with what's still — and 2-9. After a successful inaugural forming player during the last three perhaps forever — unproved or improvable; and in the event in Captiva in 2013 showcas­ $50,000 USTA Pro Circuit Events end, decodes the mystery, arriving at the most likely ing the game’s emerging and future in 2014 with a spot fn the singles solution. Along the way we meet Freemasons, tennis stars on the WTA Tour, main draw of the 2 0 1 5 Australian Rosicrucians, Nazi propagandists, and the real D.B. world class tennis will be in full- Open. Cooper. Bound in at the beginning of each story is a cus- swing again at the award-winning "We are honored to be hosting the tom-designed envelope - a faux 19th-century leather South Seas Island Resort as the last 2014 Women's Pro Classic again satchel, a U.S. government classified file — containing stop on the 2014 USTA Pro this year." said Nick Blackwood. facsimiles of relevant evidence: John Wilkes Booth’s Circuit women’s calendar and the See LIBRARY, page 44 See TENNIS, page 44 Tennis From page 43 Tournament Director of the Women’s Pro sponsors will also receive global recogni­ Blackwood Tennis Academy that pro­ outstanding resorts. Classic. tion through the event’s live web stream­ vides premier training opportunities for For additional details on sponsorship With the Women’s Pro Classic Singles ing and media coverage worldwide. both junior and professional players, as opportunities, visit facebook.com/ssirpro- Qualifying Draw starting Saturday, Nov. - "South SeaS Island Resort is proud to well adults of all levels. The finest tennis classic. or call (239) 472-5111 ext. 1, the Singles Main Draw will begin once again accept the role of Title facility on Sanibel and Captiva, the South 4151. Tuesday, Nov. 4 following the Doubles Sponsor for the 2014 Women's Pro Seas Island Resort has been recognized by Main Draw getting underway Monday, Classic,” said Shawn Farrell, South Seas Trip Advisor as one of the industry’s most Nov. 3. The Main Draw Doubles Final Island Resort General Manager. “Hosting will be held Saturday, Nov. 8, and the and sponsoring this event is a natural fit Singles Final will take place on Sunday, with our overall mission to provide multi- Nov. 9. Prior to this, the Women's Pro generational fun activities for families." Library From page 43 Classic will hold a Wild Card event in The USTA Women’s Pro Circuit con­ alleged unsigned will, a map of the approach he shares, with characteristic October at the South Seas Island Resort sists of over 90 tournaments throughout Vatican, Kennedy’s death certificate. The enthusiasm, irreverence, and originality in and is open to the first 32 players to sign­ the country with prize money ranging whole is a riveting, interactive adventure 'Creativity: The Perfect Crime.' Making the up. from $ 10,000 to '$ 100.000. The USTA through the compelling world of mysteries reader his accomplice, Petit reveals new The Wild CSrd tournament will award Pro Circuit is the pathway to the US Open and conspiracies.” * and unconventional ways of going about the winner with a spot in the Women’s and tour-level competition for aspiring the artistic endeavor, from generating and Pro Classic .Singles Main Draw and the tennis players arid a frequent battleground shaping ideas to practicing and problem­ finalist will receive an entry into the for established professionals. More than "No Hero: The Evolution of a Navy Seal" solving to pulling off the 'coup' itself-exe- Singles Qualifying Draw along with the 2,000 men and women from over 70 cuting a finished work. The strategies and by Mark Owen/Kevin Mauer third place finisher. countries compete annually on the USTA insights he shares will resonate with per­ “The companion volume to the multi- This year’s Title Sponsor for the Pro Circuit for almost $3 million in prize formers of every' stripe (actors, musicians, million-copy classic 'No Easy Day' by for­ Women’s Pro Classic is the South Seas money and valuable ATP and WTA Tour dancers) and practitioners of. the non-per­ mer Navy SEAL Mark Owen reveals the Island Resort, with Doc Ford's Rum Bar ranking points. forming arts (painters, writers, sculptors), evolution of a SEAL Team Six operator and Grille as the Presenting Sponsor. The South Seas Island Resort's tennis and also with ordinary mortals in search of Mark Owen’s instant #1 New York Times Additional sponsorship opportunities are facility includes 11 recently resurfaced fresh ways of tackling the challenges and bestseller, 'No Easy Day: The Firsthand available. Along with enhancing the hard courts (four lighted courts for night­ possibilities of everyday existence" * goodwill of Ihe local community, event time play) and is home to the Pavel & Account of the Mission that Killed Osama bin Laden.1 focused on the high-profile tar­ gets and headline-grabbing chapters of the "The Most Dangerous author's thirteen years as a Navy SEAL. Animal of All" Travel The World At Lily & Co. Jewelers His follow-up, 'No Hero,' offers a rare by Gary L Stewart/Susan Mustafa ily & Co.Jewelers sits on counterpoint: an intimate account of “Soon after his birthmother contacted picturesque Sanibel Island Owen’s most personally meaningful mis­ him for the first time at the age of thirty- L in a charming historical sions, missions that never made headlines, nine, adoptee Gary L. Stewart decided to building with beautiful flowers and a including the moments in which he learned search for his biological father. His quest cute porch outside.lt is like visiting the most about himself and his teammates would lead him to a horrifying truth and distant relatives with two friendly dogs who swagger out from another part of in both success and failure. ‘I want 'No force him to reconsider everything he the house to greet all guests. Hero' to offer something most books on thought he knew about himself and his Grade and Angel, well-trained war don’t: the intimate side of it, the per­ world. Written with award-winning author Red Labradors, welcome all who visit sonal struggles and hardships and what I and journalist Susan Mustafa, 'The Most l.ilv & Co. between their naps on learned from them,’ says Owen. ‘The sto­ Dangerous Animal of AH' tells of Stewart's big pillows. From its casually elegant ries in 'No Hero' are a testament to my decade-long hunt...combing through gov­ ambiance to the elite collections of teammates and to all the other active and ernment records and news reports and fine jewels from America to beyond its fonner SEALs who have dedicated their tracking down relatives and friends, shores, there is no doubt Lily & Co. is Denny Wong lives to freedom. In our community, we are Stewart turns up a host of clues including a breathtaking trip around the world before becoming an internationally constantly taught to mentor the younger forensic evidence that conclusively identify in one location. known jewelry designer based in the generation and to pass the lessons and val­ his father as the Zodiac Killer, one of the Tucked in the glimmering HigApple.” He has seamlessly woven ues we've learned on to others so that they most notorious and elusive serial murder­ showcases are exquisite pieces by his two beloved crafts together by can do the same for the guys coming up ers in history. For decades, the Zodiac more than two dozen of the most sc ulpting exquisite pieces destined to after them. This is what I hope I have done Killer has captivated America's imagina­ renowned names in jewelry design touch the heart of those who wear for readers of 'No Hero." ” * tion. His ability to evade capture while - Charles Krypell, Denny Wong, it. Krypell uses the best stones found taunting authorities made him infamous. Charles Gamier. Breuning, Gurhan, in the Earth, from pink and white The vicious specificity of his crimes terri­ and Rudolf Friedmann, as well as The to blue and yellow diamonds, set in "Creativity: The Perfect Crime” by Philippe Petit fied Californians before the Manson mur­ Mazza collection.These designers 18-karat gold or platinum. His ability ders and after, and shocked a culture enam­ possess a distinct artistic style parallel to connect with the human spirit "In the vein of 'The Creative Habit' and ored with the ideals of the dawning Age of to their regional influence. through his designs comes from more 'The Artist's Way,' a new manifesto on the than three decades of creating timeless creative process from a master of the Aquarius. To this day. his ciphers have baf­ New York City jewelry for the sophisticated wearer. impossible. Since well before his epic fled detectives and amateur sleuths, and his Charles Krypell was a sculptor 1974 walk between the Twin Towers of identity remains one of the twentieth centu­ M H g n g iH H p M Hawaii the World Trade Center. Philippe Petit had ry's great unsolved mysteries...reveals the Denny Wong is inspired by the become an artist who answered first and name of the Zodiac for the very- first Hawaiian Islands he calls home. foremost to the demands of his craft-not time...a chilling psychological profile of Fourteen-karat gold tropical flowers, Stewart's father: as a boy with disturbing whales, dolphins and other marine only on the high wire, but also as a magi­ cian, street juggler, visual artist, builder, fixations, a frustrated intellectual with pre­ life are paired with Tahitian pearls tensions to high culture, and an inappropri­ and vibrant gemstones to make the and writer. A bom rebel like many creative ate suitor and then jilted lover unable to designs come alive. Wong is legendary people, he Wits from an early age a vora­ for capturing the elegance of the cious learner who taught himself, cultivat­ process his rage. At last, all the questions Plumeria, the flower of Aloha, ami ing the attitudes, resources, and techniques that have surrounded the case for almost the Hawaiian state flower Hibiscus. to tackle even seemingly impossible feats. fifty years are answered in this riveting nar­ Workmanship, detail and quality are His outlaw sensibility spawned a unique rative...” * the hallmarks of Denny Wong pieces approach to the creative process-an * Book jacket!publisher description Charles Krypell Watch next week for more from Lily & Co. ISLAND FACES Foodies flock to Sundial television scveening Screenings of episodes of the Real Food Real Kitchens show on July 16 was considered a huge success, according to the show's producer Craig Chapman. The event at the Sundial Beach Resort & Spa was to introduce the show' that will appear soon on the CREATE network, to sample dishes featured in the screenings, to ask Chapman questions about the popular show, and to sample Wicked Dolphin rum, beer from the Point Ybel Brewing firm, and snack on goodies from the Pinocchio's Original Italian Ice Cream of Sanibel/Geppetto's. The event drew about 200 guests. Proceeds went to FISH of Sanibel and other island agencies. Chapman also introduced a new show that featured Cuban cuisine. Real Food Real Kitchens will begin on the PBS affiliate this fall, and will include non-celebrity cooks in their home kitchens. The show will begin venturing to other countries in coming seasons, Chapman said. Chapman owns a vacation home in Sanibel and formerly produced television programming in New York City. PHOTOS BY CRAIO GARRETT

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For more information, visit visit information, more For free. are under and 2014. 30, Nov. 1 to 2 Nov. from Hotel Garden Wyndham dance) at 7:30-11:30 p.m. 7:30-11:30 at dance) with half price drinks for the ladies. Great Food and and Food Great ladies. the for drinks price half with I. 472-177 call information, more For Way. and R&B) and p.m. 7-11 at p.m. 7-11 at reggae) Drink Specials, including Football Food and Drink Drink and 3. Food Aug. Game Fame of Football Hall the with starting including Specials Specials, Saturday Drink every Night Ladies Thursday. every Karaoke p.m. well as events community or functions private continue for room also will person, per wine house of glasses 7:30-1 1:30 p.m. 1:30 7:30-1 472-4151. make to 472-5555 Call reservation. a area. dining patio outdoor an as 5:45. to 4;30 from evenings Thursday through Monday and drinks well beer, bottled domestic all on specials apnTunmn a 9 2015 9. May - Tournament Tarpon II Cielo includes space separate from the main dining dining main the from separate space includes Cielo II complimentary two with person per complete $38 menu, three-course A price-fixed selections. wine house thoughtful, local cuisine Monday through Thursday Thursday Saturdays and through Fridays and p.m. Monday 9 to 4:30 from cuisine evenings local thoughtful, Drive. Wildlife 1 at is refuge Sanibel. 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Vi price drinks for the ladies that is open to the public. A must see for plant lovers and ■ Summer camp for kids through Aug. 15. Activities are Robby Hutto - guitar & vocals garden clubs. The tour is every Wednesday at 9 varied and include field trips. Camp is daily 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Great Food & Drink Specials (available 5 p.m. til we a.m. RSVP required. $5 fee per person. Call for reserva­ Member/non-member fees apply. run out): tions or information at 472-4119, or visit sanibelmoor- Hie Sanibel Recreation Center is at 3880 Sanibel- ■ Saturdays - Ladies Night 9-12 p.m. ings.com. Captiva Road. Daily, weekly and annual memberships are Vi price drinks for the ladies available. For more information, call (239) 472-0345, or Robby Hutto - guitar & vocals 8/2, 9.16. and 23 Sanibel Congregational United Church of Christ visit mysanibel.com. Plus FREE pool 8/23 to celebrate Robby’s last night The Sanibel Congregational United Church of Christ this season announced three new events, including a Sunday Lee County Library System - Captiva Memorial Aaron Seyfferth - guitar & vocals 8/30 Seminar Series, Tuesday Morning Bible Study, and Library ■ July 25 - Robby and the Absent-Minded- Theological Studies. ■ Youth Summer reading programs/fun activities daily ■ Aug. 1 - Aaron Seyfferth - guitar & vocals The church and the temple have a somewhat unique through late July ■ Aug. 8 - Marty Stokes & the Captiva Blues Band relationship as they share the same worship space. The ■ Teens! You've read, you've watched, now it's your ■ Aug. 15 - Roy Schneider and Kim Mayfield church, founded in 1977, has been home to the temple time to win it! Bring all your Teen Bucks to the Captiva ■ Aug. 22 - Robby and the Absent-Minded since its inception in 1991. The two congregations have Memorial Library at 3 p.m. July 26 and join us as we have ■ Aug. 29 - Roy Schneider and Kim Mayfield a long history of sharing worship and educational experi­ our End of Summer Party and auction for cool prizes. You Open 7 days a week 11a.m.-Midnight or Later sani- ences. Rabbi Soifer began her time with Bat Yam in must have Teen Bucks to attend the end of summer party. belseafoodgrille.com January. She comes most recently from Reno, Nevada, No Teen Bucks? You still can earn them at Read Down

where she served Temple Sinai for twenty-five years. Fines at 10 a.m. the day of the party. Read Down Islander Sanibel-Captiva Fines is a captivasanibel.com Traditions on. the Beach One of the first ten women ordained by the Reform program which allows young library' patrons 18 and under Traditions On the Beach features live music and enter­ movement of Judaism, she holds degrees from Lawrence the opportunity to decrease their library card overdue tainment, just right for dancing that rounds off the perfect University and Hebrew Union College(Cincinnati). Dr. charges by reading for "Library Bucks." Readers check in evening. Live musical entertainment and dancing from 7 Danner began his work as Senior Pastor at Sanibel with staff at the start of the program and for every 15 min­ p.m. until late at Traditions On The Beach with Sanibefs Congregational United Church of Christ in 2010. Before utes of reading, they will receive a coupon worth up to $2 in famous ‘Pianoman’ Joe McCormick and friends. The that he served churches in the Northeast, most recently in ■‘Library Bucks” to be used toward existing overdue charges, award-winning restaurant is located inside the historical Westport, Connecticut, before coming to Sanibel. He with the potential of earning $8 in one hour. If the library Island Inn on West Gulf Drive. holds degrees from Bradford College, the University of card of the child/teen has overdue charges of less than $2, This week’s lineup includes: Maine, Bangor Theological Seminary and a PhD from only the existing overdue charges will be removed. There is ■ July 23: Mike Amone aka "The Jersey Kid" fea­ Boston University. The public is invited to attend any of no cash value for any unused portion of the $2 “Library tures a pop pianist & vocalist performing everything the involved services. The church and temple are locat­ Bucks” coupon mid any leftover amount cannot be applied from The Rat Pack to Mo-Town ed at 2050 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel. For further infor­ to future overdue charges. A library card or library card ■ July 24: Features the multi-talented Woody mation, call the church office at 472-0497. or visit either number is required to access your account. Brubaker on the piano, saxophone, and vocals. the church or temple websites at batyam.org or sani- For complete kids and teen program event listings and ■ July 25: features the popular Dusk Duo with Dean belucc.org. detail, go to leelibraiy.net or call the Captiva Memorial & Kathy Winkleman on piano, guitar & vocals. Kathy & Library at 533-4890, 1 1560 Chapin Lane. Captiva 33924 Dean from Milwaukee perform all your favorite Pop, Sanibel Recreation Center R&B, Country, & Jazz Standards for your dancing & lis­ Facility Hours: 6:30 am-5 p.m. Island Seniors, Inc. at the Center 4 Life tening pleasure. Lap Pool: 6:30 a.m.-5p.m. Trash & Treasures Sale will be back in November. ■ July 26: Features the multi-talented Woody Water Features Pool and Splash Pad: 12 noon-5 p.m. However, we are currently looking for donations of your Brubaker on the piano, saxophone, and vocals with Water Slide: 2-5 p.m. clean “gendy used” items. You may bring them to the Center Marvilla Marzan. Special Member Guest and Visitor rates available. 4 Life Monday through Friday between 8 a.m.-3:30 p.m. ■ July 27: CLOSED Bring your family and friends for the day. Please, no books, clothes, shoes, computers or old TVs. If ■ July 28: No Entertainment Please remember all persons 18 years of age and over you have any questions, contact Island Seniors. Inc. at 472- ■ July 29: No Entertainment must present valid government issued photo identifica­ 5743. ■ An early sunset menu has been extended to 6:30 tion. ■ Page Turners with Ann Rodman - If you are not on the p.m. Includes appetizer, entree, and dessert. Drink spe­ The Sanibel Recreation Center will be closed from Page Turners list, and wish to be, please email annrod- cials are also available on select wines and martinis. The Saturday, July 26 - Sunday, Aug. 3, in order to complete [email protected] or contact the Center 4 Life. menu is daily 5-6:30 p.m. numerous maintenance projects. The youth summer day Wednesday, Aug. 13 A Tree Grows in by camp program will operate as scheduled. Betty Smith South Seas Island Resort Community Youth Chorus celebrating with our patri­ We invite you to bring your lunch and view the movie at Sports enthusiasts and outdoorsmen will enjoy the otic concerts: 12:30 p.m. Then at 2:30 p.m. join us for discussion of both return of the BB&T-Oswald Trippe and Company Surf & ■ July 25 the book & movie. Turf Experience Oct. 17-19, at South Seas Island Resort 12 noon ■ World Famous Mote Aquarium in Sarasota on Captiva Island. Health Park Medical Center Atrium Wednesday, Sept. 24 $55 for Island Seniors. Inc. members Proceeds help support the mission of Disabled 9981 S. Health Park Drive and $65 for non-members. Register by Sept. I 5. Contact Veterans Insurance Careers Inc. to educate, train and cre­ Fort Myers Island Seniors, Inc. for more information. ate meaningful employment opportunities in the insur­ ■ July 30 ■ Tuesday, Aug. 5, Annual Summer Shopping Trip to ance industry for disabled veterans. The event is a three- 2 p.m. Sawgrass. $45 for Islands Seniors, Inc. members and $55 day. two-night sportsman’s weekend consisting of indi­ The Springs at Shell Point for non-members. Register by July 25. Contact Island vidual competitors on teams of three. The competition 13901 Shell Point Plaza Seniors, Inc. for more information. includes fishing and golfing components. Teams will fish Fort Myers ■ Sunset Social on the Sanibel Causeway with a licensed charter captain from South Seas-Island ■ Free American Red Cross Youth Group Swim Join us for a beautiful island sunset on Tuesday, Aug. 12 Resort marina and explore the back waters of southwest Lessons at 6:30 p.m. Contact Island Seniors, Inc. if interested in par­ Florida and the Gulf of Mexico. After fishing, guests play Improve your child's comfort level and abilities in the ticipating and for directions to our viewing area. Please eighteen holes of golf overlooking Redfish Pass. The water! Group lessons are offered for youth starting at six bring an appetizer to share and your beach chair. Weather $1,500 entry fee includes two-night accommodations at months. Free American Red Cross swim lessons are permitting. South Seas Island Resort, including the Friday cocktail made possible by a grant from the Charitable Foundation ■ Watercolor & Collage with Bea Pappas on Fridays party, gourmet dinner and casino night; Saturday break­ of the Islands and the Golisano Children's Hospital of 12:30p.m.-3:30p.m. fast, fishing, lunch, golf, cocktail reception, dinner, auc­ Southwest Florida. Although there is no fee to partici­ Additional session available; July 25, Aug. 1, 8, 15, 22 tion and awards; and Sunday breakfast. In addition, every pate, there are limited spaces in each class, so please reg­ and 29 player will receive custom, limited edition apparel and a ister in advance. Each participant can only register for We will be working from a still life in watercolor. In special commemorative gift. Details are at dvic.us, or one class for the full nine week session. Registration is addition, we will be teaching an easy approach to collage, (239) 433-7189. first-come, first-served. The class schedule is as follows: both figurative and abstract. Collage can be worked from ■ Baby Bubblers offered at 10:30 a.m. or 1 p.m. tom magazines, found papers, which includes book pages, or ANNOUNCEMENTS ■ Little Skippers offered at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. handmade papers. The Botanical Gardens at Sanibel Moorings Resort ■ Level One offered at 1 1:30 a.m. or 2 p.m. Contact the Center 4 Life regarding supplies need for The gardens are overflowing with six acres of mature ■ Level Two offered at 12 p.m. or 2:30 p.m. session. and unusual tropical flora and fauna. Join our head gar­ Please call the Recreation Center at 472-0345 for $20 per session for Island Seniors, Inc. members and dener, Anita Force Marshall, for a two-hour walking tour requirements and class options. See CALENDAR, page 48 oc •'» Calendar W) From page 47 conditioning exercises and balance. Hand weights, stretch low impact recreational and educational opportunities to the c2 $25 for non-members. cords, and your body weight will be used to keep you public under contract with the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. Games: strong. We will begin with a joke and end with a positive ■ Standup Paddle Board Tour of Tarpon Bay: ■ Bridge - Monday & Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. Cost is thought for the day. Silvia Villanueva is the instructor. Join a Paddlefit Certified Naturalist to learn the basics of © $2.50 for members and $5 for non-members. Prizes are ■ Essential Total Fitness - Monday, Wednesday & standup paddleboarding while you tour the Tarpon Bay estu­ awarded. Friday at 9:30 a.m. ary. Get a birds-eye view as you stand- aboard these stable f> members and $5 for non-members. Prizes are awarded. hand weights, stretch cords, chairs and stability balls. ■ flats including fish, oysters, manatees, dolphins and birds of "3 ■ Tuesday Kayaking - July 29 at 8:30 a.m. Mahnaz Bassiri is the instructor. prey. The tour lasts 90 minutes. Tour times are either 9 a.m. *■5 There is space for 16 people on eight two-person kayaks ■ Power Hour Fitness - Tuesday & Thursday at 8 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. All skill levels welcome but participants must Hand weights, stretch cords and stability balls, along with be at least 13 years of age and weigh at least 90 pounds. co and unlimited space for those who own their own kayaks. *e Island Seniors, Inc. will provide kayaks, paddles and life mats, are used to strengthen your muscles. Improve core ■ Aquarium and Touch Tank: C/3 4> strength and balance. Mahnaz Bassiri is the instructor. Get to know our local marine life during an interactive c jackets^ Bring water, a small snack, sun lotion, bug spray, ■o sunglasses, towel, hat, and change of clothing. Cost is $5 for ■ Gentle Yoga - Tuesday & Thursday at 9:30 a.m.. touch tank presentation with a marine biologist. Discover ju members and $10 for non-members. Advance registration is Stretch, tone and strengthen while improving flexibility, first-hand the creatures beneath the surface, including required. proper alignment and circulation. Mats are used to meet the conchs, sea urchins, sea stars, horseshoe crabs and more. Fitness Classes are available and all ages are welcome. needs of varying experience levels. Bring a towel. Patricia Presentations are daily at 11 a.m.. 1:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. -C Gennity is the instructor. ■ Kayak Trail Tour: Sessions will run for six consecutive Gates and U-2 member and activist Bono, -c s Wednesday evenings. Each evening session will be shown. Discussion following each e0 wiM include stimulating interactive discus­ presentation will be led by the church's sion of the material presented. The course is Senior Pastor, John Danner. TED Talks are CO free and all are welcome. produced by TED, a nonprofit organization Don't be up in arms. ■ Sanibel Congregational United dedicated to spreading ideas and fostering a co Church of Christ conversation. Begun in 1984, TED started U 2050 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, 472- as a conference bringing together technolo­ ■ 0497/sanibelucc.org ”3 Put your watch in trusted hands. gy, entertainment and design. Subsequently Rev. Dr. John H. Danner, Sr. Pastor; Rev. it has expanded to feature people from a "8 Deborah Kunkel, Associate Pastor variety of disciplines and cultures. The pro­ co Lily & Co. offers an extensive line t/5 Chapel Service/10 a.m. Full Service gram is free and open to the public. of services for all your watch, Full Service with Sunday School & ■ St. Isabel Catholic Church (schedule jewelry and estate jewelry needs Nursery Care provided beginning May 31/June 1 through October) from certified specialists: The popular Summer Sunday Seminar 3559 Sanibel-Captiva Road Series returned May 4. The series runs 472-2763 • Appraisals • Engraving through October, and covers a variety of top­ Saturday Vigil Mass 5 p.m. • Jewelry Repair • Restringing ics in one-hour sessions held at 9 a.m. Sunday Mass 9:30 a.m. • Estate/Gold Buying Sundays. The first series of sessions, Daily Mass Wed., Thurs., and Fri. at • Clock & Pocket Watch Repair "Embracing the Prophets," focuses on the 8:30 a.m. writings of the prophets in the Hebrew scrip­ Communion Service on Mon. and Tu5s. • Watch Battery Replacement tures. Utilizing video presentations featur­ at 8:30 a.m. • Watch Repair-Certified Rolex ing the Rev. Dr. Walter Brueggemann, the Holy Days please call • Pewter & Hollow-Wear Repair Rev. Dr. John H. Danner will lead the class ■ St. Michael & All Angels Episcopal through six sessions exploring the place of Church • Custom Diamond Setting the prophets in contemporary culture. The 2304 Periwinkle Way Rev. Dr. Walter Brueggemann is the Rev. Dr. Ellen Sloan, Rector William Marcellus McPheeters Professor of Saturday Eucharist - 5:00 p.m. Old Testament Emeritus at Columbia Sunday Eucharist - 9:30 a.m. Theological Seminary. An ordained minis­ Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. ter in the United Church of Christ,' he has Tuesday Morning Prayer - 9:00 a.m. authored over fifty books. His presentations Wednesday Healing Eucharist - 9:00 look at the prophets in their historical con­ a.m. texts and draws connections between Israel's Wednesday Evening Service - 6:00 p.m. sociological, economic and spiritual status (Followed by Potluck Supper on the and that of America in the 21 st century. The 1st Wednesday) class is open to the public, and meets in the For more information call 472-2173 or BEST OF THE ISLANDS SEVEN CONSECUTIVE YEARS! church's Heron Hall. The church is located visit www.saintmichaels-sanibel.org at 2050 Periwinkle Way. Sanibel. For fur­ ■ Unitarian Universalists of the Islands 520 TARPON BAY ROAD ther information, call the church office at 2050 Periwinkle Way, 433-4901 (ACROSS FROM BAILEY'S) (239) 472-0497, or visit the church website (Sanibel Congregational Church), (Ruth SANIBEL, FL 33957 at sanibelucc.org. Iyengar, [email protected]) Service on first 239-472-2888 How can anyone say there is good news Sundays of the month. 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